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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891.
OF JUNE 30, 1906, AND OF MARCH 4, 1909
PART 38
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
INCLUDING:
LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWA!S
. 1928
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 23
No. 1
UNITED STATES
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WASHINGTON
1928
The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909,. provides
that the Catalogue of Copyright Entries “ shall be admitted in any
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards
any copyright registration.”
EXPLANATIONS TO BE Notep By Users or THis CaTALOGuE
HE Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, con-
fi taining the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compo-
sitions, is issued at monthly intervals in twelve numbers each year, and is
followed by a complete index for the year. The general arrangement is an
alphabet of the titles of the musical works with certain exceptions ex-
plained hereafter. The arrangement is alphabetical under the first word of the
title (except ‘a,’ “an,” or “the,” or the corresponding foreign articles), and
a grouping at the end of the title alphabet of such titles as will not conven-
iently alphabetize (e. g., titles beginning with numerals, dates, etc.).
EXCEPTIONS.—(1) In the case of editions of classical music, instead of dis-
tributing them under the titles, each author’s works are brought together by an
entry under the original composer’s name, and for such works search should
be made in this number under the following names: Bach (Johann Sebastian);
Beethoven (Ludwig van); Berlioz (Hector Louis); Brahms (Johannes); Chopin
(Frédéric Francois); Delibes (Clement Philibert Leo); Gounod (Charles Fran-
cois); Grieg (Edvard Hagerup); Haydn (Franz Josef); Lalo (Edouard Victor
Antoine); Leoncavallo (Ruggiero); Liszt (Franz); MacDowell (Edward
Alexander); Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig Felix); Meyerbeer (Gia-
como); Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus); Paganini (Niccolo); Rossini (Gioac-
chino Antonio); Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch); Saint-Saéns (Charles
Camille); Schubert (Franz Peter); Strauss (Richard); Thomas (Charles Louis
Ambroise); Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch); Wagner (Richard).
(2) COLLECTIONS having general titles, such as “ Finf studien,” “12 études
élémentaires,” etc., and pieces published without individual identifying titles,
but designating the class of musical work (e. g., “ waltz,” “dance,” “ march,”
“cantata,” ‘schottische,”’ “nocturne,” “impromptu,” “sonata,” “ étude,”
“study,” “ exercise,” etc., without differentiating words and only identifiable
* by the name of the composer) are entered under the composer’s name without
cross reference from the titles and search should only be made under the names
of the composers.
IMPRINTS.—As the publishers of musical compositions are generally also the
claimants of copyright the imprint is omitted, but when the name and address
of the publisher differ from those of the copyright proprietor, mention of the
fact is made at the end of the title as an imprint giving place of publication
and name of publisher.
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EXPLANATIONS TO BE NOTED BY USERS OF THIS CATALOGUE
Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated.
Songs are understood to be with piano accompaniment unless otherwise stated.
Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been ab-
rogated and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for
entry in the Copyright Office.
To save space in the Catalogue, the Copyright notice after each title is ab-
breviated. The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: “E,’’ Class E,
Musical compositions; “D,’’ Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions; ‘“ ©,”
implies copyright registration of a published composition, followed by date of
publication; “© 1 c.,” stands for copyright of an unpublished work, followed
by date of receipt in the Copyright Office of the printed or manuscript copy;
and “2 c.,” for 2 copies, followed by the date of their receipt. In the case of
contributions to periodicals only one copy of the issue or issues containing
such contributions is required.
A list of copyright renewals made for musical compositions under section 24
of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this issue immediately
following the text.
The final number, completing the volume, is followed by a full annual index
to both composers and proprietors. The subscription price for Part 3, which
must be for the complete calendar year, is $1, payable in advance, to the Su-
perintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C., by postal money order, express
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The Copyright Act of 1909 provides that of the articles deposited
for copyright registration the Librarian of Congress shall deter-
mine what books and other articles shall be transferred to the
permanent collections of the Library of Congress and what other
books or articles shall be transferred to other BBA a3 ye libraries
in the District of Columbia for use therein.
The act further provides that any article undisposed of as above
and still remaining on the shelves of the Copyright Office may be
returned to the claimant of copyright under the provisions of section
60 of the act.
Notice is, therefore, hereby given to any author, copyright pro-
prietor, or other lawful claimant, that in so far as any copyright arti-
cles deposited from January 1, 1920, to December 31, 1926, inclusive,
are still remaining in the files of the Copyright Office and are not to
be transferred to the Library of Congress or to any other govern-
mental library in the District of Columbia, such books or articles
may be returned to the claimant of copyright if requested by such
claimant prior to December 31, 1928.
This notice includes any paieiee and published copyright de-
posits, such as books, periodicals, dramatic compositions, musical
compositions, engravings, cuts or prints, lithographs, photo-engrav-
ings, or photographs. Manuscripts or typewritten dramas and photo-
graphs filed for identifying works of art may not be returned. No
maps are available for return.
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should make formal request for the return of the articles, which
must be separately and definitely specified. A suitable blank will
be supplied on request. Address Recisrrr or Corrricuts, Library
of Congress, Washington, D. C.
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RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UN-
AUTHORIZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
The United States has established reciprocal copyright protection
for music against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical
instruments in the case of the countries listed below. The Presi-
dent’s proclamations to this effect were printed in the Catalogue of
Copyright Entries, Part 3, as follows:
Australia and the territories of Papua and Norfolk Island, vol.
13 (1918), pages vi—viii of no. 5; |
Austria, vol. 17 (1922), pages vii—viii of no. 6, and vol. 20 (1925),
pages vli—vili of nos. 3-4;
Belgium, vol. 6 (1911), pages v—vi of no. 7;
Canada, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi—viii of no. 8;
Cuba, vol. 6 (1911), pages iv—v of no. 12;
Czechoslovakia, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi—vii of no. 4;
Denmark, vol. 15 (1920), pages xii—xiv of no. 138;
France, vol. 13 (1918), pages xi—xii of no. 5;
Germany, vol. 6 (1911), pages vi—vii of no. 7, and vol. 17 (1922),
pages ix—x of no. 6;
Great Britain, vol. 10 (1915), pages viii-ix of no. 8, and vol. 15
(1920), pages vi-ix of no. 18;
Hungary, vol. 17 (1922), pages xi-xii of no. 6;
Italy, vol. 10 (1915). pages viii-ix of no. 4, and vol. 17 (1922),
pages xlii-xiv of no. 6;
Luxemburg, vol. 6 (1911), pages vii—viii of no. 7;
Netherlands, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi—vii of no. 3; |
New Zealand, vol. 12 (1917), pages v-ix of no. 8, and vol. 17
(1922), pages xv—xix of no. 6;
Norway, vol. 6 (1911), pages ix—x of no. 7;
Poland, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi-vii of no. 2;
Sweden, vol. 15 (1920), pages vi—vii of no. 3;
Switzerland, vol. 19 (1924), pages vii—viii of nos. 5-6;
Union of South Africa, vol. 19 (1924), pages vi-vii of nos. 3-4.
The copyright convention signed at the Fourth International
American Conference at Buenos Aires on August 11, 1910, was pro-
claimed by the President of the United States on July 13, 1914.
This convention is understood to be in effect as between the United
States and Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic,
Keuador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Para-
guay, and Uruguay.~
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Notice.—When the nationality of the composer is not specifically stated in the title
entry, it is to be understood that he is either a citizen of the United States or is domi-
ciled in the United States.
"A gloria ’e De Pinedo; versi di Pas-
quale Buongiovanni, melodia di L.
Canoro; violin. © 1 e¢@ Jan. 20,
1928; E 681395; Louis Canoro and
John Clano, New York. 1
A la Kasbah; morceau de concert, pour
flute et pf., d’ Alexandre-Georges,
arr. par Aug. N. Lefort, of France;
violon. © Nov. 20, 1927; 1 ce. Dec.
23 ; E 684112; Costallat et cie., Paris.
2
A la Russe; by John Allen Selby; pf.
© Dee. 20, 1927; 2 ec. Jan. 13, 1928;
E 681154; Ogren and Uhe, ine., Rock-
ford, Ill. 3
A solas; paroles y musica por Ed.
_Tavo; pf. [Photostat] © Jan. 26,
1928; 2 ec. Jan. 81; E 682727: Dioni-
sio Acosta, Los Angeles. 4
A una ola; billow, under the moon-
light gleaming, words and music by
Maria Grever, English version by
Nathan Haskeli Dole. © Jan. 26,
1928; 2c. Jan. 20; E 682583 ; Harold
Flammer ine., New York. 5
Abomination ; symphonic incidental, by
P. A. Marquardt; orch. © Jan. 20,
1928; 2 ¢. Jan. 21; E 682443; Music
buyers corp., New York. 6
Abraham have mercy on me; words
and melody by Rev. Ransom. © 1c.
Jan. 26, 1928; E 682595: Ralph Peer,
New York. 7
Abschied (Der) im korbe; volkslied
aus dem Hessen-Darmstidtischen,
bearb. von Erwin Lendvai, of Ger-
many: méannerchor a cappella. 4to.
© -Oet. “15,1927 Te! Oct. “1s! EB
677893; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
According to the Scriptures; words
and musie by Herbert Buffum. ©
Apr. 4, 1927; 2 c« Janl 5) 1928: HE
680886; Anna Marie Anderson, i. e.
Mrs. John A. Anderson, Topeka,
Kans. 9
Ach raseya; words and melody by M.
Rund and Chas. Simon. © 1c. Jan.
21, 1928; E 682453; Morris Rund,
New York. 10
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Acqua fresca; chanson franciscaine,
poéme de Léon Chancerel, musique
de Simone Plé, of France. © Dec.
1, 1927; 1 @ Dee. 23; E 684206;
Henry Lemoine et cie., Paris. 11
Across the still lagoon; 3-pt. song.
words by Clifton Bingham, music
by Henri Logé, arr. by N. Clifford
Page; women’s voices. 4to. © Jan.
13, 1928; 2 c« Jan. 16; E 682346;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 12
Ad astra (Starshine); words by
Charles William Bailey, music by
Herbert F. Ellingford, of Great Brit-
ain. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1927; 1 ¢. Jan.
10, 1928; E 677995; Banks & son,
York, England. 13
Adagio ... Biagio; canzone black-bot-
tom, adattamento ritmico di Angelo
Ramiro Borella, musica di Vittorio
Mascheroni, of Italy ; pf. © Dec. 30,
1927; 1 c. Jan. 13, 1928; E 684072;
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 14
Add a little wiggle; from Rain or
shine, words by Jack Yellen, music
by Milton Ager; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by May Singhi Breen. © Jan.
6. 1928; 2c. Jan. 7; E 679939; Ager,
Yellen & Bornstein, ine., New ge
Adelina; seottish, by M. Romaguoli;
pf. ©1e. Jan. 10, 1928; E 682168 ;
Mario Romaguoli, Philadelphia. 16
Adieux (Les); valse lente, de. Léon
Dacette, of France; orch. avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Oct. 18, 1927;
1 c. Dee. 31; E 684146; United music
co., New York. 17
Admiration; tone poem, by Harriet E.
Worthington; violin and pf. ©l1e.
Jan. 28, 1928; E 682648; Harriet
Worthington O’Neill, St. Louis. 18
Agyptische suite; nach afrikanischen
originalmotiven bearbeitet von B.
Bardi, of Germany; pf. ©1e. Jan.
11, 1928; E 684312; Benno Bardi,
Berlin. 19
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20
Af b’ri; Jewish folk song, words and
music notated and arr. by Ch. Koty-
lansky and H. Rossotto.
(72 ND,
© Dec. 15, 1927; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1928;
_.E 681189; Joseph P. Katz, New
LOK. 20
Afraid of you; words and music by
Edd'e Davis and Lew Daly. © Jan.
6, 1928;.2 ec. Jan. 7: E 679948; Ir-
ving Berlin, inc., New York. ak
After all these years; words by Eddie
Nemo Roth, Rudy Altro and Peter
Malard, music by Dave Ringle. ©
Jan. 3, 1928: 2 ¢. Jan. 4; E 680801;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine., New
York.
After my laughter came tears; words
by R. Turk and Charles Tobias, mu-
sic by Roy Turk; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by A. J. Franchini. © Jan.
8, 1928; 2c. Jan. 4; E 680806; Sha-
piro, Bernstein Co., ine., New York.
23
After thoughts: valse lente, by H. F.
Odell, arr. by Loyd Loar; ten. banjo
solo or duet. (Jn Odell tenor banjo
solos) © Dec. 28, 1927; 1 @ Jan.
38, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 26; E 682558; H
F. Odell co., Boston. 24
Again to-day; words and music by R.
M. Jones. © 1 ¢.'Jan.' 23; 1928; HE
681482; Richard M. Jones music pub.
co., Chicago. 25
Agitatin’ toes; words and music by
M. C. Jansen. © 1 ¢. Jan. 4, 1928;
E 680849; Maude Campbell Jansen,
San José, Calif, 26
Ah! sweet mystery of life; dream
melody, waltz, from Naughty Mari-
etta, by Victor Herbert, arr. by George
J. Trinkaus; pf. © Jan. 2, 1928;
2c. Jan. 7; E 681201; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 27
Ain’t it cold; words and music by
Frank Wood, of England; pf. and
ukulele acc.: in E flat. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Dec. 28,
1927; 1 c. Jan. 16, 1928; E 684325;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., London.
28
Ain’t you glad; 4 pt. hymn, words and
music by Edward Boatner; mixed
voices. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 e¢. Jan.
12; E 682133; Samuel W. Beazley,
Chicago. 29
2
pt. D1, .S.; V. 25
Al Smith; words and music by J.
Rooney. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Jan. 28, 1928; 2c. Jan.
31; E 682682: James Rooney, Provi-
,dence, Ri I. | 30
Album of four short songs : ‘words by
‘M. D. R. and S. D. Hart, music by
M. M. Ryan, of Great Britain. i
Anywhere. [3 others] © Nov. 10,
1927; 1 ec. Nov: 257 Wi Gesr0nn. Made-
_leine M. Ryan, Cobb, Co. Cork, Ire-
land. mes aS 4 |
Alexander (The) cnotake words from
the Bible. music by S. W. Bingham ;
voices in unison. 4to. © Jan. 6,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 31; E 682664; Solon
W. Bingham, Dorchester, Mass. 32
Algonquin march; by R. G. Roberts;
band-se. © 1c. Jan. 23, 1928;-E
681479; R. G. Roberts, Newton Falls,
Ney. 33
Ali-Deen, come back to me; words by
G. M. Youkim and G. Unis, melody
by G. Unis and John Stanziola. ©
1c. Jan. 18, 1928; EH 681318; George
M. Youkim and Gabriel Unis, Hazle-
ton, Pa. 34
All I know is I love her so; fox trot,
words by Helen Trix, music by Les.
Copeland, of England; pf. and uku-
lele acc.: in EF. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Dec. 28, 1927;
1c. Jan. 16, 1928; E 684322; Francis,
Day & Hunter, ltd., London. 35
Alla en las playas; letra y musica de
I. M. Valle. [Photostat] © 1 «¢.
Jan. 30, 1928; E 681645: Ignacio M.
Valle, Chicago. 36
Allégre, lent et scherzo; réduction de
J. M. L. Maugitié, of France; alto
et ‘pf. "© Dee* 1% aaag-e =” ec:
23; E 684208; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris.
Alligator blues; words and melody by
Spencer Williams. © 1c. Jan. 21,
1928; E 682462; Georgia music co.,
New York. 3
Alma en pena; vals, por R. Sanchez-
Diiz; pf. ©1e Jan. 10, 1928; B
682088; Rafael Sanchez-Diaz, Maya-
guez, P. R. 39
Alma latina; fox trot, letra de G.
Hoyoz Ruiz, mfsica de Alfonso
Esparza Oteo, of Mexico. © Dec. 26,
1927; 1 ¢. Jan. 13, 1928; E 684080;
A: Wagner y Levien sues., Ss. en ¢.,
Mexico City, Mexico. 40
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1928
Alma mater; words by David Edward
Ungar, music by Carroll Summer;
mixed voices. © Dec. 22, 1927; 2.
Jan. 18, 1928; E 682376; Central
- night school, Atlanta. : 41
Along a lane; fox trot, words by Mil-
ford Curtis, music by Ralph Tiffany.
© 1c. Jan. 26, 1928; EB 682642: Gus-
tave Anthony Dorn, West Union, Ia.
42
Along the highway ‘neath the dear old
red wood trees; words and music by
B. Butler. © Noy. 12, 1927; 2 «.
Noy. 21; E 679917; Ben Butler, San
Francisco. 43
Along the shores of County Down;
waltz, words by Gerald Morrison and
Mabel Pagden, music by G. Morri-
son, of Great Britain; in F. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Jan.
20, 1928; 1 ¢. Jan. 21; E 684457:
Worton David, ltd., London. 44
Alouette (L’); chanson franciscaine,
poeéme de Léon Chancerel, musique
de Simone Plé, of France. © Dec.
1, 1927; 1 ¢ Dec. 23; E 684205;
Henry Lemoine et cie., Paris. 45
Alpha (The) omega song; words and
music by Conead A. Berger. 4to. ©
Dec. 19, 1927; 2 c. Jan. 7, 1928; B
681214; Alpha omega fraternity,
Hartford. 46
Alt China (L’ancienne Chine) ; suite,
von Walter Niemann, of Germany,
op. 62, bearb. von L. Weninger, of
Austria ; orch. mit pf. direction. 4to.
1. Chinesische nachtigall. [1 other]
© Sept. 1, 1926; 1 ¢: Dec. 27, 1927 ;
H 677991; C. F. Peters, Leipzig. 47
Alt China (L’ancienne Chine) ; suite,
von Walter Niemann, of Germany,
op. 62, bearb. von L. Weninger, of
Austria; orch. mit violino 1 direk-
tion. 4to. 3. Die heilige barke. [1
other] © Sept. 1, 1926; 1 c Dec.
27, 1927; E 677990: Cc. F. Peters,
. Leipzig. AS
Alter (Der) chazen; words and music
by S. Weisser. © 1c. Jan. 24, 1928;
E 682542; Samuel Weisser, New
York. 49
Alter volkstanz; text u. musik aus
Phil. Heinhoferi lautenbtichern,
bearb. von Erwim Lendvai, of Ger-
many; miannerechor a @appella. 4to.
Oct. 15, 1927; 1 c. Oct. 17; E 677891;
B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz, Germany.
. 50
61
lways very- miling
lfred e where mith; words
and music by B. Breslow. © Jan.
23, 1528; 2 ¢. Jan. 24; H 681488; Ben
Breslow, Brooklyn. 51
Amalia; vals, arr. por I. M. Valle;
pr: -LPhotostat| “OQ: be" Jam ea
1928; E 681126; Ignacio M. Valle,
Chicago. 52
Amant (Un); boston, de Ma femme.
paroles de Paul Briquet et Paul
Gordeaux, musique de Pierre de
Meure et Irving Paris, both of
France. © Dec. 1, 1927; 1 ec. Dec.
23; E 684173; Kam, Paris. 53
Amaryllis; my fair one (Amarilli, mia
bella); by Giulio Caecini, English
version and arr. of music by Deems
Taylor; sop. 1, 2.and alto. 4to. ©
Jan. 10, 1928; 2c. Jan. 13; E 682390 ;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 54
America, America; words by Katherine
Lee Bates. music by W. C. West;
mixed voices. (In Gospel melodies)
© Jan. 10, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 16; BE
682269; Robert H. Coleman, Dallas.
55
America goes to sun down; words and
music by S. T. Browning and O. G.
Truehart. © 1 ce. Jan. 13, 1928;
E 681171; Stephen T. Browning and
O. G. Truehart, Houston. 56
American beauty rose; waltz song. by
M. F. Suarez. ©1c. Jan. 11, 1928;
E 681118; Manuel Fernandez Suarez,
Clarksburg, W. Va. 57
American (The) legion; words by O.
L. Veien, melody by A. Saller. ©
1 ¢e. Jan. 11, 1928; E 681194; Oluf
L. Veien and Anton Saller, Chicago.
58
Among the wigwams; by Mathilde
Bilbro; pf. © Jan. 12, 1928; 2 «¢.
Jan. 14; E 682210; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 59
Amor criollo; tango milonga, de José
Sentis, of Spain; orch. avec pf. con-
ducteur. . 4to. © Nov. 20, 1927; 1 ce.
Dec. 23; E 684107; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 60
Amor que veulve (Returning love) ;
valse, por Felipe Soto, of Salvador;
pf. ©1ce. Jan. 11, 1928; E 684024;
Dada-Dada & co., San Salvador,
Salvador. 61
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
62
Amorcito consentido; duo, letra y
musica arr. de I. M. Valle. [Photo-
stath Ocoee Jan.(30;,,,1928,;, .E
681646; Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago.
62
Amour et printemps; valse, von Emile
Waldteufel, arr. von Leo Artok, of
Germany; salon oreh. mit pf. con-
ductor. © Oct. 20, 1927: 1 ec. Oct.
17; E 677908; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz. 63
An s’ agapo to xeuris; melody by T.
Demetriades. © 1c. Jan. 13, 1928;
E 681185; Tetos music store, New
York. 64
Ancient (An) carol; words anon.,
music by Dorothy B. Smith ; women’s
voices, celeste or pf. and organ acc.
4to. © Dee. 20, 1927; 2 c. Jan. 10,
1928; E 682024; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 65
And ships go home; words by Onslow
Frampton, music by H. Waldo
Warner, of Great Britain. op. 28,
no. 2; low voice; in A min. © Dec.
31, 1927; 2c. Jan. 6, 1928; E 679927:
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 66
And then you came along; words by
Ev. E. Lyn and Hazel Mooney, music
by Sammy Fain; pf. ace. with
ukulele arr. by Harry Tiedeman. ©
Jan. 26, 1928: 2 c. Jan. 25; EH 681489 ;
Waterson, Berlin & Synder co., New
York. 67
Anda hombre; paso doble, extrait de
Voperette Betsy, par G. Bonincontro,
of France; orch., avee pf. conducteur.
4to: "© Dee. 23, 19273te. Jan: 25,
1928 ; E 684470; Choudens, Paris. 68
Angela; words and music by S. Lan-
field; pf. ber Jans 225;). 1928 ;
E 681520; Sidney Lanfield, Beverly
Hills, Calif. 69
Angelus; von Giulio de Micheli, of
Italy, op. 45, arr. von L. Weninger,
of Austria; orch. mit pf. 0. organ
direction. © Sept. 9% 1927: 1¢. Sept.
27: E 684448; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
70
Angelus (The); by Cedric Sharpe; of
Great Britain; violoncello and _ pf.
© Dec. 16, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 9, 1928;
E 684000; Joseph Williams, ltd.,
London. 71
Angelus (L’) de l’aube; chanson fran-
ciscaine, poéme de Léon Chancerel,
musique de Simone Plé, of France.
4
pt. II, n:.s:, v. 23
©. Dec: 1, 1927 p94 es Deez 232-8
684202; Henry Lemoine & cie., Paris.
«2
Angiolini e diavoletti; scenetta per solo
e coro di bambini 0 bambine dalla 2
alla 4, elementare, poesia di Bianca
Lena, musica di Ettore Lena, of
Italy. © Dec. 30, 1927; 1 ©. Jan. 13,
1928 ; E 684068; A. & G. Carisch & ¢.,
Milan. a3
words and
© 1c. Jan.
Answers. (The) you;
melody by M. J. Cohen.
24, 1928; E 682548: Murry J. Cohen,
New York. ; 74
Anthracite; words :nd musie by C. ‘J.
Barr. .©.,Jan.° 16~ 1928; 2) ic. -Jan:
19; E 681372; Charles J. Barr,
Shenandoah, Pa. 75
Anxiété (Anxiety) ; extrait de Pyrame
et Thisbé, par Trémisot, of France;
orch., avec pf. conducteur, violon
solo et 1°° violon conducteur. 4to.
© Dec. 20, 1927; 1 ce. Jan 16, 1928;
E 684407; Francis Salabert, Paris. ~
76
Anything might happen in the rain;
words and melody by M. H. Rains-
ford. [Photostat] © 1 e¢. Jan. 14,
1928; E 681246; Marguerite Helene
Rainsford, Mamaroneck. N. Y. 77
Apaisement; poésie de Maurice Mar-
tin, musique de Aymé Kune, of
France. © Dec. 1, 1927; 1 & Dec.
23; E 684201: Henry Lemoine & cie.,
Paris. 8
Appassionata; mélodie. de Léon Da-
cette, of France; orch. avee pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Oct. 18, 1927; 1 ¢.
Dec. 31; E 684138; United music
co., New York 79
Aprés les vendanges; danse rustique,
de J. Cayrou, of France; oreh. avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dec. 10,
1927; 1 c. Jan. 16, 1928; E 684342;
Francis Moulin, Cannes; France. . 80
April (An) learning the
trill, by Ida Bostelmann; pf. ©
Jan. 3, 1928; 2 ec Jan 7; E 679961;
Belwin. inc.. New York. 81
Archer’s song: words and music by
morning ;
W. E. Kelley. [Photostat] ©1e.
Dec. 31, 1927; E 679784; Walter
Edward Kelley, New York. 82
Arethusa; cho., poem by Shelley, mu-
sic by Granville Bantock, of Great
Britain; female voices. 4to. ©
Dec 6, 1927; 1c. Jan. 3, 1928; E
677958; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
83
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1928
102
Argonne; words and melody by W. A. | At the front; battle scene, by Edmond
Wilander. © 1c. Jan. 20, 1928; E
681403; William A. Wilander, Glen-
dale, L. I., N. Y. 84
Arm of the Lord awake (Doed god-
ledd, de); missionary anthem,
words by Wm. Shrubsole, music by
Joseph Nicholds, of England; mixed
voices, with organ ace. by D. O.
Evans. 4to. [English and Welsh
texts] © Dec. 24, 1927; 2 c. Jan.
10, 1928; E 6820438; David O. Evans,
Youngstown, O. 85
Arms of love; words by Alfred Bryan
and Francis Wheeler, music by Pete
Wendling; pf. ©1c. Jan. 26, 1928;
E 682587; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co.,. New York. 86
Arrulladora Mexicana; sobre El
ultimo adios, letra y mfisica de
Antonio Gomezanda, of Mexico;
violin, 0 canto, violoncello y pf. ©
Dec. 26, 1927; 1 c« Jan. 18, 1928;
E 684074; A. Wagner y Levien, sucs.
s. en ¢@., Mexico City, Mexico. 87
As long as I live; words by Al Lewis
and Howard Simon, music by Gerald
Marks and Emerson Gill; pf. ace.,
with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © Jan 3, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan.
5; E 679847; Lewis-Marks pub. co.,
New York. 88
As long as she keeps on lovin’ me;
vocal fox-trot or Yale blues, words
by Jack Thunder, music by Ord
Hamilton, of Great Britain; pf.,
ukulele and banjulele banjo acc.;
in E flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Jan. 26, 1928; 1 «.
Jan. 27; E 684459; Ord Hamilton,
ltd., London. 89
At springtide; by Rudolph J. Polak;
pf. Los Angeles, Calif., Paramount
music pub. co. © Dec. 31, 1927;
2c. Jan. 6, 1928; E 680892; Ru-
dolph Polak, Los Angeles. 90
At sunrise; words and melody by E.
M. Manley... © 1c. Jan. 3, 1928; E
_ 679774; Edward Marquis Manley,
Los Angeles. 91
At the altar of truth; 4-pt. song,
words by E. Fernbach, English ver-
sion by Th. Baker, music by Her-
mann Mohr, op. 41, adapted for
_ School choruses by Ralph L. Bald-
win; cho. and solo quartet of men’s
voices, with pf., organ or harmo-
nium acc. 4to. © Jan. 19, 1928;
2c. Jan. 28; E 681579: G, Schirmer,
-ine., New York. 92
.
=
Varnier, of France, arr. by William
Strasser; orch. with pf. conductor.
© Jan. 23, 1928; 2 « Jan. 25; EB
681513; Emil Ascher, inec., New
York. 93
At the journey’s end; words and mel-
ody by J. R. Hamilton. © 1 «
Jan. 18, 1928; E 6813829; James R.
Hamilton, Detroit. 94
At the Lamb’s high feast we sing;
Easter anthem, music by ‘Tustin
Baker; mixed voices; organ acc.
4to. © Jan. 9, 1928; 2 ¢ Jan. 10;
EK 682021; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 95
At the old fiddlers convention; char-
acteristic medley arr. by B. F.
Knell; ist fiddle) © 1c. Jan. 14,
1928; EH 682196 ; Benjamin Frank-
lin Knell, Philadelphia. 96
At Thy table; words by S. W. Mc-
Clelland, music from Sibelius’ Fin-
landia, by P. W. Alexander; mixed
voices. 4to. © Jan. 26, 1928; 2 c.
Jan. 26; E 681547; Stewart W. Mc-
Clelland, Monroe, Mich. 97
Au bord dun _ ruisseau (By the
brook); by De Boisdeffre, arr. by
Edwin Arthur Kraft; organ. (In
American organ quarterly, v. 9, no.
24, Jan. 1928) © Jan. 3, 1928; 2c.
Jan. 10; E 682026; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 98
Au fil de l eau (Drifting) ; de Helen
Roessing; pf. © Dec. 10, 1927; 2 c.
Jan. 16, 1928; E 6813830; Durand
et cie., Paris. 99
Au temple d’ Aphrodite; tableau
symphonique, de Jean Laurys, of
France; orch. avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Dec. 10, 1927; 1 c Jan. 7,
1928; E 684265; Francis Moulin,
Cannes, France. 100
Auf wiederseh ’n (We’ll meet again) ;
words and music by Abner Green-
berg. © Jan. 18, 1928; 2 ec. Jan.
20; E 681350; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York. 101
Ausgewahlte lieder des evangeliums
(Selected gospel songs) ; ausgewahlt
und bearb. von A. P. Mihm, H. von
Berge und G. H. Schneck. Cleve-
land, O., Religious book repository.
8vo. [Deutsche und englische texte]
© Dec. 6, 1927; 2 ¢ Dec. 12; aff.
Dec. 10; A 1015720; Henry Paul
Donner, Cleveland. 102
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103
Aussi bien qu’a présent; paroles de
Phylo, musique de Gaston Gabaroche
et Fred Pearly, both of France; pf.
ace., With ukulele arr. par F. Sala-
bert. © Dec. 20, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 16,
1928; E 684426; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 103
Ave Maria; words from old Latin
hymn, music by Joseph J. McGrath;
unison or 4-pt. mixed cho, with
organ ace. 8vo. © Dec. 22, 1927;
2c. Jan. 5, 1928; E 680894; Will &
Baumer candle co., inc., Syracuse,
iN”. -Y:. 104
Avec ca; de Le diable 4 Paris, paroles
de Robert de Flers, Francis de Crois-
set et Albert Willemetz, musique de
Marcel Lattés, of France. © Dec.
DO; 1927: bec. amon, t92a- Pn
684425; Francis Salabert, Paris. 105
Babe-Ruth; march, by N. Rowe; cor-
net. ©1c. Jan. 30, 1928; E 681631;
Norman Rowe, Bayonne, N. J. 106
Baby (The) King; Christmas carol,
words and music by S. E. Morris.
4to. © Dec. 12, 1927; 1 ec. Dec. 10,
1 ce. Dec. 22; E 679805; Samuel E.
Morris, Brooklyn. 107
Baby o’ mine; words by Bennie Moten,
music by A. L. Countee. © 1 «.
Jan. 21, 1928; E 682456; Arthur Lo-
renzo Countee, Kansas City, Mo. 108
Baby wants; words by A. C. Rogers,
melody by C. L. Roberts. © 1 «.
Jan. 3, 1928; E 682525; Alexander
C. Rogers and C. Luckey Roberts,
New York. 109
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Concerto
in D minor; by Vivaldi-Bach, arr.
by William Murdoch, of Great
Britain; pf. © Dec. 23, 1927; 1 «¢
Jan, 12, 1928; E 684156; Augener,
ltd., London. 110
Bacio (Il); valse brillante, by L.
Arditi, arr. by Alfred De Cesare;
accordion. © Dec. 14, 1927; 2 e.
Dec. 27; E 679951; Biagio Quat-
trociocche, Steubenville, O. 111
Back door blues; words by J. M. Wil-
liams, melody by Elzadie Robinson.
© 1c. Jan. 5, 1928; E 680920; Chi-
cago music pub. co., inc., Chicago.
112
Back I went to Parliament; words
and music by R. P. Weston and Bert
Lee, both of Great Britain; in G.
[Staff and sol-fa notations] © Dec.
12, : 19276 '1 e. Jan! '16; 1928: BH
684318; Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd.,
London. 113
(5
pt. 17, n. s., v. 23
Back in your own back yard; words
and music by Al Jolson, Billy Rose
and Dave Dreyer. © Jan. 6, 1928;
2c. Jan. 7; HE 679945; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 114
Bauerlein (Das); volkstanz aus dem
17. jahrhundert, bearb. von Erwin
Lendvai, of Germany ; minnerchor a
cappella. 4to. © Oct. 15, 1927; 1 ¢.
Oct. 17; E 677886; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany. 115
Bagpiper (The); by Agatha Pfeiffer ;
pf.. © Jan. 19, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 28;
H 681600; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 116
Ballad (A) of tree-toads; 4-pt. cho.,
words from The Pittsburgh post,
music by Lester Jenks; adapted for
school choruses by Ralph L. Bald-
win; men’s voices. 4to. © Jan.
10, 1928; 2 ce. Jan. 20; E 681425;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 117
Ballade des flics; par A. Bose, of
France; pf. © Dec, 1,-1927; 1. ¢.
Dec. 23; E 684178; A. Bose, ae
18
Ballo degli angeli; mazurka, di L
Canoro; banjo-violino. © 1 ¢. Jan.
20, 1928; E 681389; Louis Canoro,
New York. 119
Balm in Gilead ; 4 pt. hymn, words and
music by Edward Boatner; mixed
voices. ‘© Jan. 3, 1928; 2 ec. Jan.
12; E 682147; Samuel W. Beazley,
Chicago. 120
Bafiado en lagrimas; letra de Ed. Tavo
y Rafael Gomez, musica de H. Tavo;
pf. [Photostat] © Jan. 12, 1928;
2 ec. Jan. 18; E 681306; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 121
Bananas’ skin stomp; by Fred Mar-
kush, of Hungary; orch. © 1.
Jan. 13, 1928; E 684375; Fred Mar-
kush, Budapest, Hungary. 122
Banati’l youm; words by Elia Abo
Madi, melody by Alexander Maloof.
© es San.” 11, > tae ee:
Maloof phonograph & music co., New
York. : 123
Banco; marche one-step, de G. Razi-
gade, of France; orch., avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Dec. 23, 1927; 1 c.
Jan. 25, 1928; E 684505; Georges
Razigade, Bordeaux, France. 124
Banjo-pickaninnies ; by T. Robin Mac-
Lachlan; pf. © Jan. 10, 1928; 2 c.
Jan. 10; E 681359 ; Harold Flammer,
inc., New York. 125
no. 1,.1928
Bank failure blues; words and melody
by Henri Jackson. © 1c. Jan. 7,
1928; E 679994; Georgia music Co.,
New York. 126
Bank (The) that never fails; solo or
~ duet, words and music by Alfonso
Shipwash. © Sept. 1, 1927; 2 ¢.
Jan. 5, 1928; E 680883 ; Anna "Marie
Anderson, i. e. Mrs. John A. Ander-
son, Topeka, Kans. 127
" Banks of the Jordan; melody by F.
~ Feldman. © 1c. Jan. 21, 1928; E
681461; Frank Feldman, Brees
Barearolle; miniature in Russian
mood, by L. Cheslock; pf. © Jan.
12, 1928" 2c... dan, QA: E 682508 ;
Louis Cheslock, Baltimore. 129
Barrel house man; words by HElzadie
Robinson, melody by Will Ezell. ©
1 ce. Jan. ‘5, 1928; E 680921; Chicago
music pub. co., inc., Chicago. 130
Bartholomew; words by Norman Gale,
music by B. Burrows, of Great Brit-
tain. Curwen ed. London, J. Cur-
wen & sons, ltd. © Jan. 10, 1928;
1 e. Jan. 11; E 684366; B. Burrows,
Le cester, England. 131
Bauern (Die) von St. Polten; text aus
dem 16. jahrhundert, musik aus
Werlins liederwerk, bearb. von Er-
win Lendvai, of Germany; mdnner-
chor a cappella. 4to. © Oct. 15,
199¢> -t ¢@. Oct. AT seH)) 6778925; B.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany. ms
Be my guide; words by Charlotte G.
Homer, music by Chas. H. Gabriel;
mixed voices. (In Gospel melodies)
@© Jan. 10, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 16; E
682247; Robert H. Coleman, Dallas.
133
Beale street messaround; melody by
Vol Stevens and Will Shade. ©1e.
Jan. 10, 1928; E 682083 ; Ralph Peer,
New York. 134
Beautiful (The) home of the soul;
words and music by Chas. H.
Gabriel. (In Gospel melodies) ©
Jan. 10, 1928;'2' ¢«. Jan. 16; E
682266; Robert H. Coleman, Dallas.
135
Because she loves me; waltz ballad,
words and music by B. S. Williams.
Oedan (128k eis ans.6; B
681038: Brevard S. Williams, At-
lanta. 136
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145
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Adagio can-
tabile; aus der Sonate pathétique,
op. 18, arr. von Leo Artok, of Ger-
many; salon orch. mit pf. conductor.
(Cover title: Andante cantabile) ©
Sept. 1, 1927311 penskueg1 27s B
677911; B. Schott’s sdéhne, Mainz,
Germany. 137
Beethoven album for guitar; tran-
scribed by V. O. Bickford, op. 122.
Los Angeles, American guitar so-
ciety. © Dee. 28, 1927; 2 c. and aff.
Jan. 5, 1928; A 1062145; Vahdah Ol-
cott-Bickford, Los Angeles. 138
Minuet in G; ed. fingered and
annotated by John M. Williams; pf.
© Jan. 20, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan. 21; E
682451 ; Boston music ¢o., Boston.
139
Polonaise; arr. by Arnoldo Sar-
torio, of Germany; 2 pfs., 8 hands;
in F. © Dec. 27, 1927; 2 ¢. Jan.
4, 1928; E 679870; Arthur P. Sch-
midt co., Boston. - 140
— Seven classical canons; words tr.
‘by Edward Agate, of Great Britain,
melody by Beethoven, Mozart and
Haydn. London, Winthrop Rogers,
Itd. 4to. © Jan. 5, 1928; 1 e@ Jan.
18; E 684389; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) ltd., London. 141
Beetle (The) and the flower; 4-pt.
song, words by Cesar von Longerke,
English version by Th. Baker, mu-
sic by W. H. Veit, adapted for school
choruses by Ralph L. Baldwin ; men’s
voices. 4to. © Jan. 19, 1928; 2 c.
Jan. 28; E 681581; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 142
Beggars (The) opera; overture to Mr.
Gay’s opera, tunes selected and arr.
by Healey Willan, of Canada; pf.
© Dec. 21, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 7, 1928; B
677943 ; Frederick Harris co., Oak-
ville, Ont., Canada. 143
Beggars (The) opera; selected vocal
numbers from Mr. Gay’s opera, with
new symphonies and acces. by Healey
Willan, of Canada. © Dec. 21, 1927;
1 e@. Jan. 7, 1928; E 677944; Fred-
erick Harris co., Oakville, Ont., Can-
ada. 144
Beirly’s chapel anthems ;
young choirs, compiled by Alfred
Beirly. 4to. © Jan. 17, 1928: 2c.
and aff. Jan. 20; A 1062915 ; Chart
music pub. house, inc., Chicago. ~
145
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146
Belinda’s .second suite;
Thomas Symons, of England; pf. 1.
Introduction to Belinda grown older.
[5 others] © Dec. 10, 1927; 1 e.
Jan. 7, 1928; E 684260; Editions
Maurice Senart, Paris. 146
Bella natividad; waltz, by David
Granadino, of Salvador; pf. ©l1e.
Jan. 5, 1928; E 677885; Dada-Dada
& co., San Salvador, Salvador. 147
Bells (The) of St. Mary’s; fox trot,
words by Douglas Furber, music by
A. Emmett Adams, arr. by F.. Henri
Klickmann ; orch. New York, Chap-
pell-Harms, inc. 4to.. © Dec. 30,
1927 ; 2 e. Dec. 31; E 680771; Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd., London.
148
Beneath the, silyry moon; words and
music by R. A. Bunch, jr. ©1e.
Jan. 13, 1928; E 682198; Richard
Alexander Bunch, jr., C:ncinnati.
149
Benedictus es Domine; hymn, music
by C. J. Shaddick; mixed voices.
Ato. ©. Oct..29, 1927; 2 @ Noy. 11%
E 682470; Charles J. Shaddick. Ish-
peming, Mich. 150
Bennetta; intermezzo, by Josef Hol-
brooke, of Great Britain; orch. with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Dec. 27, 1927;
1c. Jan. 12, 1928; E 684040; Meyer
De Wolfe, London. 151
Berceuse; af Reynir Gislason, of Den-
marks «pf... ©. Dec.;.30, 19273,1' ¢.
Jan. 12, 1928; E 684157; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 152
Berceuse; de Gilbert Beaume, of
France, op. 16; violon solo avec acc.
de quintette a cordes et flite. 4to.
© Oct. 18, 1927; 1 ¢« Dee. 31; H
684135; United music co., New York.
153
Berceuse; words by Wingrove Bathon,
music by W. G. Owst; low voice.
Dee. 20, 19275/:2:90:, .Dec,.. 283 E
681003 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
154
Berceuse (Lullaby ) ; de Gabriel
Fauré, op. 16, arr. par F. Salabert,
of France; violon solo ou violoncelle
solo, acc. d’ orch. avec pf. conduc-
teur. © Dec. 20, 1927; 1 c, Jan.
16, 1928; E 684420; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 155
Bergére (La); daprés Martini, tran-
seribed by Alfred De Keyser, of
Great Britain; pf. © Dee. 1, 1927;
1 ¢e. Jan.’ 4, 1928;:E 677950; Schott
& co., Itd., London. 156
pt. IIT, n. S., Vv. 23
by Dom | Bergére (La) Nanette; chanson, arr.
et harmonisée par Guy Weitz, of
Belgium. (In Vieilles chansons
francaises) © Dee. 31, 1927; 1 ec.
Jan. 13, 1928; E 684053; J. & W.
Chester, Itd., London. 157
Berlin-Berlin; worte yon Gustav
Hochstetter, musik von MHarry
Hauptmann, of Germany. © Oct.
20,1927; 1 e “Oct! eran 677897 ;
B. Schott’s sédhne, Mainz, Germany.
158
Berlin (Irving) standard music cor-
poration orchestra folio; collection
of compositions, arr. and ed. by
Mayhew L. Lake. v. 1, 4to. ©
Now: 113,°1927: 2 @ Sata, 1028;
aff. Nov. 12, 1927; A 1017632; Irv-
ing Berlin standard: music corp.,
New York. : 159
Berlioz (Hector Louis) Symphonie
fantastique; arr. par F. Salabert,
of France; orch. avec pf. conduc-
teur. 17° pte. © Dec. 20, 1927;
1c. Jan. 16, 1928; EH 684419; Fran-
cis Salabert. Paris. 160
Beside a silv’ry waterfall; words by
¥. X. Galvin, melody by Onslow
Stevenson. © 1c. Jan. 9, 1928; EB
681097; Frank X. Galvin, San Fran-
cisco. 161
Best (The) friend; words and music
by N. M. Cogley; mixed voices. ©
Dec. 21, 1927; 2 e«. Jan. 3, 1928; EB
682490; Nannie M. Cogley, Spring-
field, Mo. 162
Beyond; sacred song, words by Ella
Wheeler Wilcox, music by Lucina
Jewell; pf. or organ ace. 1. Me-
dium, in D flat.—2. Low, in B flat.
© Dec. 27, 1927; 2 c. Jan. 7, 1928;
FE 681282; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
163
Beyond the horizon; words by Allan
Schwimmer, melody by M. Portnoff.
© 1e. Jan. 28, 1928; E 682662;
Misha Portnoff, Brooklyn. 164
Beyond the sunset; words by Sam
Gobble, melody by Bob Nolan [i. e.
R. H. Nolan] ©1ce. Jan. 10, 1928;
E 682076; Robert Harvey Nolan,
Memphis, Tenn. 165
Billy; words by S. Field, melody by
Robt. H. Brennen. © 1 c¢. Jan. 26,
1928; E 682608; Stella Field, Mid-
dletown, Conn. 166
no. 1, 1928
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
188
Birdie; words by ). Denhardt, music
' by Lorraine Tombo; med. voice. ©
2 ¢e. Jan. 28; H
New
Jan. 19, 1928;
681598; G.. Schirmer, inc.,
Work... 167
Birdman (The); romantic musical
play, in 3 acts, play and lyrics by
D. Pascale. music by H. Castle. ©
1 c. Jan. 12, 1928; D 27233; Diane
Pascale and Hugo Castle, Holly-
wood, Calif. 168
Birth (The) of a national anthem;
tone poem in 3 pts., by H. M. Jac-
quet; pf. .© 1c. Jan. 19, 1928; BH
682402; H. Maurice Jacquet. New
York. 169
Bit-o-honey; from Sugar cane, words
yee) Ee rice. jr... meloty . by
Coleridge D. Davis. © 1 ec. Jan.
17, 1928; E 682316; A. Douglas
Price, jr., Richmond. 170
Black bordered letter; words and
music by Bertha Henderson. ©
le. Jan. 5, 1928; E 680918; Chicago
music pub. co., ine., Chicago. aT
Black eyed Susan; melody by J. P.
Nestor. © 1c. Jan. 28, 1928; E
682651; Ralph Peer, New York. 172
Black (The) His White house;
march, by M. R. Keck; sole cornet.
()a-t ee Dee. 1, 1927 >) 682071":
Marvin R. Keck, Onida, S. D. 1738
Black rooster rag; by J. D. Schur--
mann; steel guit. © July 1, 1927;
2c. Jan. 17, 1928; E 682292; Joseph
Daniel Schurmann. Denver. 174
Black sisters; charleston-fox, d’ Har-
old de Bozi, of France; orch. avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dee. 20,
1927; 1 c. Jan. 16, 1928; E 684418;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 175
Blackbird’s (A) song; by Louise Mc-
Dermaid and Wilfrid Sanderson,
arr. by Henry Jaxon, of Great
Britain: orch. aec. to the voice or
violin; in HE flat. 4to. © Dee. 21,
1927; 1 c. Jan. 27, 1928; E 684529;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 176
Blés (Les) de Flandre; poésie de M.
Wysen, musique de Theo Ysaye, of
Belgium. © Dec. 10, 1927; 1 ¢. Jan.
7, 1928; E 684246; Editions Maurice
Senart, Paris. 100
Blessed be the Lord God; words from
Psalm 28, tr. by Otto H. Bostrom.
music by Gunnar Wennerberg ; mixed
voices. 4to. © Dec. 2; 1927: 2 ¢.
Dee. 16; E 679908; Augustana book
eoneern, Rock Island, Ill. 178
.s
Blend (Le) et le brun; paroles de Léo
Leliévre fils, musique de Jean Boyer,
of France; pf. ace. avee ukulele arr.
par F. Salabert. © Dec. 20, 1927;
1c. Jan. 16, 1928; E 684429; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 179
Blow, blow, thou winter wind; words
by William Shakespere, music by
Dudley Peele: 4 men’s voices. 4to.
© Dee. 30, 1927; 2 ¢. Jan. 7, 1928;
I} 681285; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
. 180
Blowing the blues away ; fox trot, from
The yellow mask, words by Eric
Little, music by Vernon Duke, of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele acc. ;
in G. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Dec. 23, 1927; 1 c. Jan.
10, 1928; E 684228; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London. 181
Blue bird why don’t you call on me;
words by Charles LeMair and
Charles Derickson, music by Burton
Brown; pf. and ukulele acc.
Jan. 23, 1928; 2c. Jan. 24; EH 682501 ;
J. W. Jenkins sons music co., Kansas
City, Mo. 182
Blue grass baby blues; words by HE. A.
Smith, melody by Lee Turner. ©
1c. Jan. 14, 1928; EH 682199; Ed-
mund A. Smith, Estill, Ky. 183
Blue iris waltz; by Mathilde Bilbro;
pf. © Jan: 12, 1928; 2 ce. Jan. 14;
E 682211; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 184
Blue Rose of the golden West; waltz
song, words and music by Byrtha
Baisden Barry; pf. and ukulele acc.
Seattle, Wn., Byrtha Baysden Barry.
© Nov. 26, 1927; 2 c. Dec. 3; B
682394; Byrtha Eleanor’ Barry,
Seattle. 185
fox trot, words by
Alfred Bryan, music by Herman
Paley, arr. by Joseph Nussbaum ;
oreh!: 4to!™ © Fan. 23, 1928; 2c.
Jan. 23; E 681447; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 186
Blueberry lane;
Bluebird sing me a song: words and
music by Benny Davis and Jimmy
Hanley. © Jan..10, 1928; 2 c. Jan.
11; E 681108; DeSylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine., New York. 187
Blues I love to sing; by Duke Elling-
ton. and Bub Miley; pf. © Dec. 30,
1927,; 2-¢. Jan: 19, 1928; E.. 682387 ;
Gotham musie service, ine. New
York. 188
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189
Blumenmidel (Das) (La bouquetiére) ;
intermezzo, von Ludwig Siede, op.
115, bearb. von Leopold Weninger,
of Austria; orch. mit violine 1 di-
rektion. 4to. © Jan. 1, 1928; 1.
Jan. 25; E 684876; Anton J. Ben-
jamin, Leipzig. 189
Blundering Ben; fox trot, words by
Jack Gordon, music by Johnny Mar-
vin and Galla Rini, arr. by H. B.
Raibourne. © Jan. 24, 1928; 2 e.
Jan, 25; E 681497; Foster Egner,
Cincinnati. 190
Boa constrictor blues; words and
melody by Bessie A. Smith. ©1e.
Jan. 28, 1928; E 682645; Georgia
music co., New York. 191
Boat of love; words and music by A.
K. Sommer. © 1 ec. Jan. 10, 1928;
E 682098; Anita Kresteller Sommer,
Oakland, Calif. 192
Bobolink; by R. Nofka; pf., 4 hands.
© Jan. 30, 1928; 2 ec. Jan. 31; E
682673 ; Willis musie co., Cincinnati.
193
Bon (Un) gargon; fantaisie-sélection,
sur les motifs de JVopérette, de
Maurice Yvain, of France; pf. ©
Dec. 20, 1927; 1 ec. Jan. 16, 1928;
E 6844380; Francis Salabert, Paris.
194
Bon (Le) roi Dagobert; comédie
musicale en 4 actes, poéme d’ André
Rivoire, musique de Marcel Samuel
Rousseau, réduction pour pf. par
Noél Gallon, of France. Partition
chant et pf. 4to. © Dec. 10, 1927;
1c Jan. 7, 1928; D 27248; Heugel,
Paris. 195
Bon (Le) roi Dagovert; marche, de la
comédie musicale, musique de Marcel
Samuel-Rousseau, of France; pf.
© Dec. 23, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 25, 1928;
E 684492; Heugel, Paris. 196
Bon (Le) roi Dagobert; morceau
détaché no. 2, de la comédie musi-
eale, poéme qd’ André Rivoire, musi-
que de Marcel Samuel-Rousseau, of
France. © Dee. 23, 1927; 1 ¢. Jan.
25, 1928; E 684493; Heugel, Paris.
197
Bon (Le) roi Dagobert; morceau
détaché no. 38, de la comédie musi-
cale, poéme d’ André Rivoire, musi-
que de Marcel Samuel-Rousseau, of
France. © Dec. 23, 1927; 1 ec. Jan.
25, 1928; E 684494; Heugel, Paris.
198
pt. IIT, n. s., v.23
Bon (Le) roi Dagobert; morceau
détaché no. 4, de la comédie musi-
cale, poéme d’ André Rivoire, musi-
que de Marcel Samuel-Rousseau, of
France. © Dec. 23, 1927; 1 ¢. Jan.
25, 1928; E 684495; Heugel, Paris.
199
Bon (Le) roi Dagobert; morceau
détaché no. 5, de la comédie musi-
cale, poéme d’ André Rivoire, musi-
que de Marcel Samuel-Rousseau, of
France. © Dec. 28, 1927; 1 c. Jan.
25, 1928; E 684496; Heugel, Paris.
200
Bon (Le) roi Dagobert; morceau
détaché no. 7, de Ja comédie musi-
cale, poéme d’ André Rivoire, musi-
que de Marcel Samuel-Rousseau, of
France. © Dec. 28,.1927; 1 ¢. Jan.
25, 1928; E 684498; Heugel, Paris.
201
Bon (Le) roi Dagobert; morceau
détaché no. 8, de la comédie musi-
cale, poéme de André Rivoire, mu-
sique de Marcel Samuel-Rousseau,
of France. © Dec. 28, 1927; 1 «.
Jan. 25, 1928; E 684499; Heugel,
Paris. 202
Bon (Le) roi Dagobert; morceau
détaché no. 9, de la comédie musi-
cale, poéme de André Rivoire, mu-
Sique de Marcel Samuel-Rousseau, of
France. © Dec. 23, 1927; 1 c. Jan.
25, 1928; E 684500; Heugel, Paris.
203
Bon (Le) roi Dagobert; ronde du 3°
acte, de la comédie musicale, mu-
sique de Marcel Samuel-Rousseau, of
France; pf. © Dec. 23, 1927; 1 c¢.
Jan. 25, 1928; E 684497; Heugel,
Paris. 204
Boosey’s community song sheets, no. 8;
arr. by Sydney Herbert, of Great
Britain; military and brass band
and orch. with conductor. 4to. John
Peel. [4 others] © Dec. 15, 1927;
1 ec. Jan. 3, 1928; E 677960; Boosey
& co., ltd , London. 205
Boosey’s community song sheets, no.
11; arr. by Sydney Herbert, of Great
Britain; military and brass band
and orch. with conductor and words.
4to. The first Nowell. [4 others]
© Dec. 3, 1927; 1 ec. Jan. 3, 1928;
E 677961; Boosey & co., ltd, London.
‘ 206
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226.
Border Rose; waltz, words and music
by Joe R. Saenz, Ted Moore and
Jack B. Tenney [i. e. Joseph R.
Saenz, Theodore Moore and John
Tenney] © Dec. 5, 1927; 2 c. Dec.
10; E 680218; Joseph -R. Saenz,
-Theodore Moore and John Tenney,
Los Angeles. 207
Boston commandery march; Onward
Christian soldiers, by T. M. Carter,
arr. by Loyd Loar; ten. banjo solo
or duet. (Jn Odell tenor banjo
solos) © Dec. 28, 1927; 1 ¢. Jan.
3, 1928, 1 c. Jan. 26; E 682564;
H. F. Odell co., Boston. 208
Bouquet (A) of faded roses; words by
Myrtle Sallaway, music by Jess
Williams. © Jan. 24, 1928; 2 ec.
Jan. 26; E 682628; Myrtle M. Salla-
way, Brunswick, Neb. 209
Brahms (Johannes) Capriccio in B
minor; from Piano pieces, bk. 1,
by J. Brahms, op. 76, arr. by Her-
man Finck, of England; orch. with
pf. conductor. © Jan. 2, 1928; 1c.
Jan. 14; E 684220; Hawkes & son
(London) Iitd., London. 210
— Two master songs; by J. Brahms
and Antonin Dvorak, transcribed by
L. Retter; pf. 1. Lullaby. [1 other]
(In Melodies éternelles) © Dee. 31,
1927; 2 ec. Jan. 3, 1928; E 680825;
Louis Retter music co., St. Louis.
211
Ungarische tanze (Danses Hon-
groises) ; arr. von Leopold Weninger,
of Austria; orch., mit pf. 0. organ
direction. no. 5 u. 6 © Jan. 1,
1928; 1 ec. Jan. 25; E 684379; D.
Rahter, Leipzig. 212
—1. symphonie; zweiter satz, von
J. Brahms, op. 68, bearb. von Leo-
pold Weninger, of Austria; orch.,
mit pf. o. organ direction. © Jan.
1, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 25; E 6843880; D.
Rahter, Leipzig. 2138
Break of day fox trot; by J. D. Schur-
mann; steel guit. © Nov. 1, 1926;
2c. Jan. 17, 1928; E 682287; Joseph
Daniel Schurmann, Denver. 214
Breakfast with you; from Rain or
shine, words by Jack Yellen, music
by Milton Ager; pf. acc., with uku-
lele arr. by May Singhi Breen. ©
Jan. 6, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 7; E 679941;
Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc., New
York. é 215
Bridge (The) of gold; words and
music by E. L. Bither, arr. by Bur-
rell Van Buren. Medford, Mass.,
=
88235—28——-2
Bither pub. house. © Jan. 3, 1928;
2c. Jan. 9; E 681059; Elden Lewis
Bither, Medford, Mass. 216.
Brief (A) tsum liader rebin; folk
song, words anon., music arr. by
Abraham S§. Ellstein.
(4.7727 IVAN Dry AyD ¥):
© Dec. 15, 1927; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1928;
I} 679757; Joseph P. Katz, New York.
217
Briere (La); scenes cinématograph-
iques, de Paul lLadmirault, of
France; orch. avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Nov. 1, 1927; 1 c. Dee. 15;
E 684118; Editions musicales Evette,
Paris. 218
Bright flowers; by Arthur B. Crane,
op. 16, no. 3; pf. © Jan. 9, 1928;
2c. Jan. 21; E 682569; B. F. Wood
musie co., Boston. 219
Brightwaters; ‘words by E. L. Green-
wood, music by H. V. Knox.
Jan. 12,1928 > 2 e.Jan.27 ; EB 681552 ;
Ed. Livingston Greenwood and Hugh
Y. Knox, Brightwaters, N. Y. 220
Britain’s emblem; words by Mary Dun-
combe, music by E. Taylor, of Eng-
land. London, Novello & co., Itd.
©, Dec.!22, 1927; dee! Jan: £01928 ;
E 684003; Emilie Taylor, Birming-
ham, England. a2)
British hearts; regimental splendor,
by P. A. Marquardt; orch. 4to.
wee. 2907 192s 2G, SDeG gles de
679766; Music buyers corp., New
York. yp
Broken toys; by Rosina . Raymond
Harder; pf. with words. © Jan.
28, 1928; 2 c« Jan. 31; .E. 682669;
Schroeder & Gunther, inc, New
York. 223
Brooklyn bridge; intermezzo ameri-
cain, de Léon Dacette, of France;
orch. avee pf. conducteur. 4to.
Oct. 18, 1927; 1 c. Dee. 31; E 684134;
United musie co., New York. 224
Bubble dreams; words and music by
M. L. Clarke. © 1c. Jan. 20, 1928;
E 681378; Marjorie Lois Clarke,
Wollaston, Mass. 225,
Bugle song; from Tennyson’s Princess,
by Dudley Buck, adapted for school
choruses by Ralph L. Baldwin; male
voices; reed organ and pf. ace. 4to.
© Jan. 10, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 20; E
681426; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
226
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Build right on that shore; 4 pt. hymn,
words and music by J. Pearl Reese;
mixed voices. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 ¢.
Jan. 12; E. 682140; Samuel W.
Beazley, Chicago. 227
Bundle (A) of southern sunshine;
fox-trot. words and melody by
Sunny Clapp. ©1c¢. Jan. 18, 1928;
E 681321; Charles Franklin Clapp,
Miami, Fla. 228
Buskett (Nancy) Seven lullabyes for
lulla-babies; words and melody by
N. Buskett. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1928;
E 679904; Naney Buskett, New
York. 229
Busy little digits; valse brillante, by
C. Demangate; pf. © Jan. 14, 1928;
2c. Jan. 28; E 682622; Carl Deman-
gate, Schenectady, N. Y. » 230
But He rose again; words and music
by Herbert Buffum. © Apr. 1,
1927; 2 e. Jan. 5, 1928; E 680884;
Anna Marie Anderson, i. e. Mrs.
John A. Anderson, Topeka, Kans.
Zo
Butterfly (The); by Frederic Lille-
bridge. specially annotated for use
in connection with the Standard
course of music and piano lessons.
©: Nov.. 18), 1927; 2'c and. aff. Jan.
17, 1928; A 1063629; Standard co-
operative conservatory, Dallas. 232
By hedgerow and meadow; words by
Onslow Frampton, music by H.
Waldo Warner, of Great Britain,
op. 28, no. 3; low voice; in D: ©
Dee; 31, 1927; 2 c. Jan.°6, 19286
679928; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
233
By the gate in Tennessee; words by
K. Williams, melody by Robt. H.
Brennen. © 1c. Jan. 9, 1928; E
681086; King Williams, Clear Creek,
W.. Va. 234
By the watermelon vine; schottische,
by Thos. S. Allen, arr. by A. J.
Weidt; ten. banjo solo. © Nov. 1,
1927; 2 ce. Jan. 5, 1928; E 680872;
Walter Jacobs, inec., Boston. 235
Bye bye Florence; words and melody
by Mike Jackson. © 1 ¢. Jan. 26,
1928; E 682591; Ralph Peer, New
York. 236
Bye-bye, pretty baby; by Jack Gardi-
ner and Spike Hamilton, transcrip-
tion by Billy Mayerl, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. © Dee. 31, 1927; 1. ¢. Jan.
14, 1928: HK 684119: Keith, Prowse
& co., Itd., London. 237
pt. O11, n. s., v. 23
C’est &2 c moment-la qu’on. youdrait
grandir; paroles de Léo Leliévre.
fils, musique de Jean Boyer, of
France; ace. de pf. et d’ukulele. ©
Dec. 1, 1927; 1 c. Dec. 23; E 684188 ;
Francis Salabert, Paris. sk 238
C’est bien Paris; fox-trot chanté,
paroles anglaises de Gus Kahn,
paroles francaises de Leo Leliévre,
Henri Varna et Fernand Rouvyray,
all of France, musique de Abel Baer.
© Dec. 20, 1927; 1 «. Jan. 16, 1928;
KH 6843899; Publications Francis-
Day, Paris. 239
C’est des idées; couplets de lopérette
Ma femme, paroles de P. Briquet
et P. Gordeaux, musique de Pierre
de Meure et Irving Paris, of France.
©: Jan. /2)%1028 Skee: Wane Zorn Hh
684473 ;. Kam, Paris. - 240
C’est le monde entier qui chante (My
sweet Yvette); fox-trot chanté,
paroles francaises de Leo Leliévre,
Henri Varna et Fernand Rouvray,
all of Franee, musique de Benny
Davis et Harry Akst. [French and
English texts} © Dec. 20, 1927;
1c. Jan. 25, 1928; E 684480; Publi-
eations Francis-Day, Paris. 241
C'est vous (It's you); valse chantée,
paroles francaises de Jacques
Charles, of France, paroles an-
glaises et musique par Abner Green-
berg. Abner Silver et Harry Rich-
man. ©. ,Dec.,.20, 1927;,,4-65 Jan.
16, 1928: E 684394; Publications
Francis-Day, Paris. 242
C’était écrit; paso doble, de Vopérette
Ma femme, paroles de P. Briquet et
P. Gordeaux, musique de Pierre de
Meure et Irving Paris, both of
France. © Dec. 10, 1927; 1 «. Jan.
7, 1928; E 684237; Kam, Paris. 243.
Jaballo (El) mojino; letra y musica
de A. Reza y Ed. Tavo; pf. [Photo-
stat] © Jan. 12;-1928; .2 ¢. Jan.
18; E 681305; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 244
Caceamo; valzer, melodia di C. Va-
lenti. | ©'> 1 ce 'Jan. 19; 1928; H
682585; Cesarino Valenti, New
York. 245
Cackling (A) hen; forearm staccato
study, by Ida Bostelmann; pf. ©
Jan. 3,:1928; 2. ec. Jan. 7; E 679962;
Belwin, inc., New York. 246
Cadence; de Gabriel Fauré, of France,
pour Je Concerto en ut mineur, de
Ludwig van Beethoven, op. 37, rey.
d’Alfred) Cortot; pf. © Apr.’ 8,
)
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mo. 1, 1928
269
1927; 1 c. Jan. 25, 1928; E 684452;
Editions du magasin musical Pierre
Sehneider, Paris. 247
‘Cajolery; caprice eccentric, by Walter
Hore pie ©. Oct: 6,> 1927; ‘2 »c.
Jan. 5, 1928; E 680874; Walter
Jacobs, ine., Boston. 248
Calandria (La); cancion Mexicana,
de S. R. Ramos, of Mexico. ©1e.
Dec. 27, 1927; E 682061: Silvano R.
Ramos, Chicago. 249
California all for you; words and mu-
sic by J. B. Ware, arr. by Harry L.
Alford; pf. and ukulele ace. Saw-
telle, Calif., Ware & Gage. © Jan.
38, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 5: E 680976; John
Budd Ware, Sawtelle, Calif. 250
California by the sea; words and mu-
sic by W. R. Parsons. © Jan. 14,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 23; E 682485; Wins-
low R. Parsons, San Diego, Calif.
251
California home sweet home; words
by J. R. Wayt, music by Elmer A.
Shumard. Puente, Calif., Elmer A.
Shumard. © Oct. 15, 1927; 2 ¢. Jan.
11, 1928; E 681102; Jennie R. Wayt,
Los Angeles. 252
California rains; words and music by
L. C. Bridgman. © Jan. 18, 1928:
2e. Jan. 25; E 681503; Lucina C.
Bridgman, Los Angeles. 253
California reverie; words by S. Field,
melody by Robt. H. Brennen.
1e. Jan. 26, 1928; E 682609; Stella
Field, Middletown, Conn. 254
Call me sweetheart once again; words
by Stanley Gibbings, music by W.
Fishwick. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1928; B
681642; William Fishwick, Detroit.
255
Calling me back home; words by Nora
Norine and Louis Sievers, melody by
L. A. Sievers. © 1c. Jan. 27, 1928;
E 681566; Louis A. Sievers, Chiaego.
256
Camarades de jeux (Play-fellows) ;
de Léon Jessel, of Germany; orch.
avee pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dec.
20, AO y, Lane. .pFaNen 71656192831 EB
684416; Francis Salabert, Paris.
Be
Can I b’lieve; words by Jack McDon-
ald. musie by Johnny Salb, arr. by
Rube Bennett; pf. and ukulele ace.
G) Jan. 20,; 1928; 2 .c.,.Jan,) 27; B
681537; Paramount music publish-
ers, Chicago. 258
=
Can I ride; 4 pt.. hymn, words and
music by Edward. Boatner; mixed
voices.. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan.
12; E 682125: Samuel W. Beazley,
Chicago. 259
Canta la marimba; cancién Mexicana,
letra y mts:ca de Juan J. del Moral,
of Mexico. © Dee. 1, 1927; 1 ¢. Jan.
18, 1928; EK 684076; A. Wagner y
Levien sucs., s. en ¢c., Mexico City,
Mexico. 260
Canti della terra d’ Abruzzo; versione
ritmiea Italiana di Emidio Mucci,
riespressi da Ettore Montanaro, of
Italy. vi 224 4t62 4! Dec:27)) 1927 :
1 ec. Dee. 30; E 677978; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 261
Canzonetta; by D’Ambrosio, arr. by
Edwin Arthur Kraft; organ. (Jn
American organ quarterly, v. 9, no.
4 Fan. 1928) “(Cp tan. oa. s925 2. ¢.
Jan. 10; E 682025; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 262
Canzoniere no. 3; compilato di L. Ca-
noro; violino. © 1c. Jan. 20, 1928;
E 681397 ; Louis Canoro, New York.
. 263
Canzoniere _siciliano; compilato di L.
Canoro; violino. © 1 c Jan. 20,
1928; E 681390: Louis Canoro, New
York. 264
Caprice joyeuse; by L. Leslie Loth;
pf. © Jan. 6, 1928; 2 « Jan. 9; E
682056; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 265
Caprice pour la reine Mab; de René
Braneour, of France, op. 65; pf. ©
Dee. 23,..1927; 1. .¢ Fanw.25,\ 1928:
E 684513; Louis Jacquot, Paris.
266
Caravan (A) patrol; by Charles An-
cliffe, of Great Britain; violin, cello,
organ or harmonium and pf. © Jan.
20, 1928: 1 c«. Jan. 21; E 684361;
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., London.
267
Caravane nocturne; tableau sympho-
nique, de Jean Laurys, of France;
orch. avec pf. econducteur. 4to.
Dee,,.10,. 1936 e: Jan. 7, 1928.1
684266: Francis Moulin, +Cannes,
France. 268
Caravanserai (The) ; 4-pt. song, words
by Omar Khayyam, tr. by Edward
Fitzgerald, mus‘c by Cecil Forsyth;
male voices. 4to. © Dec. 28, 1927:
2 e. Jan. 3, 1928; E 681013; Boosey
& co., ltd.. New York. 269
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pt. fT, n. s., v. 23 ©
Cargo of dreams; words by Donald
Shumway Rockwell, music by Lou
Herscher. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan.
5; E 679848; A. J. Stasny music co.,
ine., New York. 270
Carmelina; polka, melodia di B. Pa-
tané. fc. dans V1. 1826 °.
681129; Benny Patané, New York.
271
Carmen; vals, letra y musica, por M.
F. Mascaro, arr. de R. Marquez; pf.
© Oct. 15, 1927; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1928;
EK 682053; Manuel Fernandez Mas-
caro, Catano, Porto Rico. 272
Carmen de amor; paroles y musica. por
A. Reza y Ed. Tavo; pf. [Photo-
stat] © Jan. 26, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan. 31;
E 682730; Dionisio Acosta, Los An-
geles. ‘Mit tote
Carolina is calling me; words and mu-
sie by Ben Garrison; 1st violin. ©
1 ¢@ Jan. 18, 1928; E 681158; Clar-
ence Williams music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 274
Casa (La) italiana; marcia canzone,
versi e musica di V. Spadea. © Dec.
SU 192752) eorganloqomwig2s oe Eb
682393 ; Vincenzo Spadea, New “fates
7
Casanova—lieder; worte von Hedy
Knorr, musik von G. Becee, of Italy,
klavier arr. von Otto Lindemann, of
Germany. Casanova-lied. [2 others]
©) Dee, 1, 19273 1c Dec aes)
677865 ; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, egies
Cassie; words and music by J. A.
Pearson, arr. by Harry L. Alford;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Jan. 10,
1928; 2 ec. Jan. 18; E 682224; John
Andrew Pearson, Tacoma. 277
Cathi i’r eos (The song of the nightin-
gale) ; Welsh words by Alun, Eng-
lish tr. by Sarnicol, music by J.
Morgan Lloyd, of Great Britain.
London, Rowland’s. © Jan. 11,
1928;.1 c. Jan. 27; E 684445; Solo-
mon Rowland, London. 278
Ce sont des amours (Hi-ho! the mer-
rio); fox-trot chanté, paroles ‘an-
glaises de Lew Brown et Benny
Davis, paroles francaises de Leo
Leliévre, Henri Varna et Fernand
Rouvray, all of France, musique de
C. Conrad. © Dec. 20, 1927; 1 «.
Jan. 16, 1928; E 684400; Publica-
tions Francis-Day, Paris. 279
Ce sont des soldes; couplets de l’opér-
ette Ma femme, paroles de P. Bri-
quet et P. Gordeaux, musique de
Pierre de Meure et Irving Paris,
both of France. © Dec. 23, 1927;
1c. Jan. 25, 1928; E 684475; Kam,
Paris. A 280
Celestial (The) band book; arr. by
Geo. D. Barnard; band. obl. 24mo.
© May 10, 1927; 2 « Dee. 5; B
679796 ; Charles L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Ia. 281
Celui que mon cceur aime tant; chan-
son, arr. et harmonisée par Guy
Weitz, of Belgium. (In Vieilles
chanson francaises) © Dec. 31,
1927; 1 ec. Jan. 13, 1928; BH 684057 ;
J. & W. Chester, Itd., London. 282
Certainly, Lord; 4 pt. hymn, words
and music by Edward Boatner;
mixed voices. © Jan. 8, 1928; 2 ec.
Jan. 12; E 682141; Samuel W.
Beazley, Chicago. 283
Chaconne; von Johannes Hngelmann,
of Germany, op. 31, nr. 1; violine.
© “Jan. 2,.'9928." 1 ¢ Janie? Eh
684284; Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig.
284
Changes; fox-trot, by Walter Donald-
son, arr. by Frank Skinner; orch.,
with words. 4to. © Jan. 138, 1928;
2e Jan. 14; E 681272; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 285
Chanson andalouse; by F. Carena, arr.
by Henry Hermann; pf. conductor
pt. (In Schmidt’s orchestra series.
Miscellaneous composers, v. 1) ©
Dec. 31, 1927; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1928;
EH 682039; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 286
Chanson de Vhermine (The ermine’s
song); de Hulda, de César Franck,
transcrit par Charles Tournemire, of
France; grand orgue. © Dec. 23,
1927; 1 ce. Jan. 25, 1928; E 684464 ;
Choudens, Paris. 287
Chanson (La) des trois roses; poésie
d’Albert -Bausil, musique d’Alfred
Bachelet, of France; mezzo-sop. ou
bar. 2d. version. © Dee. 1, 1927;
1 ec. Dee. 23; E 684217; Heugel,
Paris. 288
Chanson (La) du vin; étude pittor-
esque, de EH. Rey-Andreu, of France,
op. 39, no. 5; orch. Partition et
parties réunis. © Dee. 10, 1927;
1 e. Jan. 16, 1928; BH 684890; Ch.
Hayet, Paris. 289
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1928
310
Chanson-pour la route; chanson fran-
ciscaine, poéme de Léon Chancerel,
musique de Simone Plé, of France.
©? Dec. 1, 1927; 1..c.. Dec. 23; BH
684204; Henry Lemoine et cCie.,
Paris. 290
Charade; 4 piéces enfantines, de Fer-
nand Quinet, of Belgium; pf., violon
et violoncelle. Mon premier. [3
others] © Dec. 1, 1927; 1 c. Jan.
19, 1928; E 684451; Schott fréres,
Brussels, Belgium. 291
Charge of the match brigade; by H.
J. Grant; pf. © 1c. Jan. 27, 1928;
EF 681568; Edw. J. Grant, Mobile.
292
Charivari-cancion; de Charivari, letra
de José M* de Sagarra, musique de
José Padilla, of Spain; pf. seul et
paroles, avec ukulele arr. par F.
Salabert. © Dee. 1, 1927; 1 c. Dee.
23; E 6841938; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 293
Oharivari-fox; de Charivari, de José
Padilla, of Spain; pf. seul, avec uku-
lele arr. par F. Salabert. © Dec.
1, 1927; 1 ec. Dec. 23; E 684196;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 294
Charivari-java; de Charivari, letra de
José M* de Sagarra, musique de
José Padilla, of Spain; pf. seul et
paroles, avec ukulele arr. par F.
Salabert. © Dec. 1, 1927; 1 ec. Dee.
23; E 684194; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 295
Charles Lindbergh—you’re a_ hero;
words and melody by G. Flannery.
©.1 e@ Jan.. 27, 1928: E 681575.
Grace Flannery, Chicago. 296
Charley, he’s a good old man; words
and melody by Kelly Harrell. ©
1c. Jan. 26, 1928; BE 682592; Ralph
Peer, New York. 297
Charmant (Le) syst@éme; blues, de Le
diable 4 Paris, paroles de Robert de
Flers, Francis de Croisset et Albert
Willemetz, musique de Marcel Lat-
tés, of France. © Dec. 20, 1927;
1 c. Jan. 16, 1928; E 684421; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 298
Charming carnation; boston-sérénade,
d’Emile Schreiner, arr. par Bonald,
of France; quatuor 4 cordes avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Nov. 20,
1927; 1 c. Dec. 23; E 684087; Edi-
tions L. Maillochon, Paris. 299
Chazan (Der) ; words and melody by
8S. Gozinsky. © 1c. Jan. 23, 1928;
.E 681468; Samuel Gozinsky, New
York. 300
Cheer, oh cheer, oh cheer Old Glory;
words and music by W. M. Wood,
arr. by Walter De Prefontaine; 4
men’s voices . 4to. © Oct. 24, 1927;
2c. Noy. 18; E 679922; William M.
_Wood, Norristown, Pa. 301
Cheer them on; words by Alfred Bar-
ratt, music by I. EH. Reynolds; male
voices. © Nov. 2, 1927; 2.c. Jan. 16,
1928; E 682353; I. H.. Reynolds,
Seminary Hill, Tex. 302
Chevrolet; Canadian jubilee derby,
words and music by Bob McIntyre,
of Canada. ©, Oct. 20, 1927; 1 «.
Oct. 26; E 684233; General motors
of Canada, Itd., Oshawa, Ontario,
Canada. 303
Chicago; words by O. L. Veien, melody
by A. Saller. ©1c. Jan. 11, 1928;
BE 681195; Oluf L. Veien and Anton
Saller, Chicago. 304
Chicago stomp down; words by Henry
Creamer, music by Jimmy Johnson ;
pf. ace. with ukulele arr. by M.
Kalua. © Dec. 27, 1927; 2 ¢ Jan.
19, 1928; E 682360; Jack Mills, ine.,
New York. 305
Children, don’t get weary; 4 pt. hymn,
words and music by Edward Boat-
ner; mixed voices. © Jan. 3, 1928;
2c. Jan. 12; EB 682129; Samuel W.
Beazley, Chicago. 306
Children’s (The) carol book; words by
various authors, music adapted, arr.
and harmonized by Edgar Pettman,
of Great Britain. 8vo. ©. Nov. 5,
1927; 1 c. Dec. 29; BE 684338; A. W.
Ridley & co., London. 307
Children’s (The) missionary hymn-
book; compiled by a committee, ed.
by Edgar Pettman, of Great Britain.
8vo. © Dee. 8, 1927; 1 c. Dec. 29;
EK 684340; A. W. Ridley & co.,
London. 308
Child’s (The) book of hymns; words
by Wm. Roche, and others, music
by Sister Mary Editha obl. 12mo.
© Dec. 27, 1927; 2 c. and aff. Dec.
29; A 10638429; Sisters of charity of
the Blessed Virgin Mary, St. Joseph,
Ta. 309
Child’s (A) book of songs; compiled
by Robert Foresman. 8vo. © Jan.
10, 1928; 2 .e.: and’! aff.’ Jany 12;
A 1018346; American book co., New
York. 310
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311
Chinee love song; ballad, words and
music by I. L. Seidler. © 1c. Jan.
5, 1928; E 679885; Isadore lL.
Seidler, Dorchester, Mass. 311
Chinese baby; words by Stanley Gib-
bings, music by W. Fishwick. ©
1c. Jan. 30, 1928; E 681641; William
Fishwick, Detroit. a1?
Chinese red; by C. Repper; pf. Boston.
Charles Brashear. © Jan. 1, 1928;
2 ec. Jan. 11; E 681107; Charles
Repper, Boston. 313
Chipola River; words by L. M. Grether,
music by Avery Powell; pf. and uku-
lele ace. Jacksonville Fla., Mrs. John
D. Grether. © Jan 10, 1928; 2 «¢.
Jan. 13; E 682231; Lulu May
Grether, Jacksonville, Fla. . 3814
Chiquita, maid of Spain; words and
melody by Frank Silver, Sam Silver
and Chas. Melson. © 1. Jan. 25,
1928; E 681515; Irving Berlin, ine.,
New York. 315
Cheeur des fidéles (Chorus of the
faithful) ; de Les noces corinthien-
nes, d’Henri Busser, transcrit par
Charles Tournemire. of France;
grand orgue. © Dec. 23, 1927; 1c.
Jan. 25, 1928; E 684467; Choudens,
Paris. 316
Choeur des jeunes filles (Chorus of
young girls); extrait de Les Dieux
sont morts, tragédie lyrique, par
Charles Tournemire, of France;
grand orgue. © Dec. 23, 1927; 1 ¢.
Jan. 25, 1928; E 684469; Choudens,
Paris. 317
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Etude;
op. 10, transcribed by Edouard Hes-
selberg; 2 pfs., 4 hands. nos. 1-6.
© Jan. 12, 1928; 2 ec. each Jan. 13;
E 681238-681243 ; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago. 318-323
Chopinata; fox-trot, de Clément
Doucet. arr. par G. Van Parys, of
France; orch. avec pf. conducteur.
476." © Dee. 1/1927) 1 ce) ‘Dee. 23:
E 684181; Editions musicales Sam
Pox, Paris. 324
Choral (The) service; liturgical music
according to the use of the Protes-
tant Episcopal church in the United
States of America, set forth by the
joint commission on chureh music.
New York, H. W. Gray co. 4to.
© Nov. 16, 1927; 2 ¢. and aff. Nov.
25; A 1013744; Wallace Goodrich,
Boston. 325
: pt. IIT, n. s., vy. 23:
Christ ambassadors; words and melody
by Mrs. George Wagner, harmony
by N. L. Ridderhof. (Jn Christ’s
ambassadors herald) © Jan. 2, 1928 ;.
2c. Jan. 9; E 681047;. Southern -
California and Arizona _ district,
council of the assemblies of God, Los:
Angeles. '. 326.
Christ (The) and King: glory to God.
the angels sing, words and music by
N. M. Stanton, arr. by Burrel van.
Buren. © Jan. 12, 1928; 2 e. Jan.
18; E 68238738; Nellie M. Stanton,
Potosi. Wis. / By
Christ (The) Child: words by Mary
Grant O’Sheridan, music by W. C.
EK. Seeboeck: med. voiee. © Dee.
14, 1927.3) 2) e209 dian.) 2a" 1926 s50R
681508-; McKinley musie eo., Chicago.
328:
Christ church chimes; words and music:
by Mary Lyon Taylor. © Jan. 16,
1928; 2 «. Jan. 18; E 682377; Carlin
music co., Indianapolis. 329
Christ of Olivet; anthem, words and
music by Wesley La Violette; mixed
voices, organ ace. 4to. © Jan. 9,
1928; 2c. Jan. 10; B 682014; H. W.
Gray co.. New York. 330
Christmas hymn; anthem, words by
Vernon Emery, musie by D. R.
Emery: mixed voices. Cleveland,
O., G. A. Radde. 4to. © Dee. 23,
1927; 2 ¢« Nov. 25; E 675641:
Dorothy Radde Emery. Silver’
Spring. Md. 331
Chureh bell blues; words and melody
by Luke Jordan. © 1 ¢. Jan. 28,
1928; E 682652: Ralph Peer, New
York. 332
CimetiGre . . .; poéme et musique de
J. Dournay, of France. © Dec. 23,
1927: 1 c. Jan. 25, 1928;. E 684514;
Ch. Hayet, Paris. 333:
Cinquantaine (la); by Gabriel-Marie.
arr. by Albert Harvey; 1st and 2nd
violins with pf. ace. © Jan. 20,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 20: E 681445; Fred
Heltman co., Cleveland. 334
Clewell (Ralph E.) Aria; organ. (Jn
Suite for organ.) © Jan. 12, 1928;
2 e. Jan. 16; E 6823388; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 335
— - Finale; organ. (Jn Suite for or-
gan.) © Jan. 12, 1928; 2 e Jan.
16; E 682340; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 336
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Overture; organ. (Jn Suite for
organ.) © Jan. 12, 1928; 2 c. Jan.
16; E 682336; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 337
Climbing roses; chromatics and trip-
lets, by G. A. Grant-Schaefer; pf. ©
patente, 19283 2..c. Jan. 21; EB
682422; Arthur P. Sehmidt co.,
Boston. 338
Clock (The) strikes four; forearm
staccato study, by Ida Bostelmann ;
pL © Jan. 3;°1928; 2 ¢. Jan. 7; E
679963 ; Belwin, ine., New York. 339
Clouds: the Pacific; words by Rupert
Brooke. music by Reginald C. Reb-
bins; [bar.] © Dec. 20, 1927; 2 c.
Jan. 16, 1928: E 681335; Editions
Maurice Senart, Paris. 340
Cocaine blues; words and melody by
Luke Jordan. ©1c. Jan. 28, 1928;
E 682653; Ralph Peer, New York.
341
Cocardes (Les) ; 6/8 Spanish one-step,
de Charivari, de José Padilla, of
Spain; pf. seul, avec ukulele arr.
par F. Salabert. © Dec. 1, 1927;
1 ec. Dec. 23; E 684195; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 342
Coeur d’artichaut (Just a_ bird’s-eye
view) ; fox-trot chanté, paroles ang-
laises de Gus Kahn, paroles fran-
caises de Paul Briquet, of France,
musique de Walter Donaldson. ©
ier Ont. 1 C. ban au. bOZe. BH
6843895: Publications Francis-Day,
Paris. 343
Collection of Italian and Neapolitan
songs; compiled and arr. by Antonio
De Martino, of Italy; mand. 4to.
© Sept. 6, 1927;'1 ¢. Dee. 15;
A—Foreign 36377; Italian book co.,
New York. 344
Collection of Italian and Neapolitan
Songs; compiled and arr. by A. de
Martino, of Italy; mand. 4to. ©
NEM (. Iaotinil Jan. 26; 1928:
E 684385 ; Italian book co., inc., New
York. 345
Collection of Italian & Neapolitan
songs; compiled and arr. by Antonio
de Martino, of Italy; mand. Serie
61. 4to. © Sept. 7, 1927; 1 c Jan.
31, 1928; E 684541; Italian book co..
New York. 346
Colomba; by Josef MHolbrooke, of
Great Britain; orch. with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Dec. 27, 1927; 1 «.
Jan. 12, 1928; E 684041; Meyer De
Wolfe, London. . 347
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Colonel Smathers; march militaire, by
C. R. Campbell; pf. © Jan. 7, 1928;
2 c¢ Jan. 7; E 681086; Charles R.
Campbell, Erie, Pa. 348
Columbine fox trot; by J. D. Schur-
mann; steel guit. © Nov. 1, 1926;
2c. Jan. 17, 1928; EK 682284; Joseph
Daniel Schurmann, Denver. 349
Come and see a man; words and
melody by E. D. Campbell. © 1 «.
Jan. 11, 1928; E 681131; Ralph Peer,
New York. 356
Come back dear pal of mine; words
by Mrs. M. Brice, melody by L. F.
Brown. © 1 ec. Jan. 30, 1928: EB
681638; M. Brice and L. Florin
Brown, Hannibal, Mo. 351
Come back to me; words by L. Noed-
ing, music by David Reed. © Jan.
t2, BO28.; ; 28. cans soos Hi, GSIdA4 -
Louise Noeding, Fllsworth, Minn.
352
Come easy, go easy love; words and
melody by Sunny Clapp. © 1 «@
Jan. 13, 1928; E 681182; Ralph Peer,
New York. 353
Come home to God; anthem, words and
music by A. H. Chappell, harmonized
by Mrs. Fred Benson, with arr. for
mixed voices. Chicago, Standard
musics coz, (©) Jan. 12, 1928 2c.
Jan. 18; E 682374; Arthur H. Chap-
pell. Waterbury, Conn. 354
Come on and stomp, stomp, stomp;
words and musie by Chris Smith,
Themas Waller and Irving Mills;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by M.
Kalua. © Dec. 27, 1927; 2 ¢. Jan.
9, 1928; E 681048; Jack Mills, inc.,
New York. 309
Come to my heart; words and musie
by E. P. Hartke. © 1 ec. Jan. 23,
1928; E 681476; Ella Parker Hartke.
Kelso, Wash. 356
Come to the mountain; fox-trot song,
words by Louis De. Fronzo, music
by B. Pellegrini, op. 14. © 1c. Jan.
19, 1928 ; E 682404: Bruno Pellegrini,
Newark, N. J. 357
Come waltz with me: words and musie
by M. R: Nessler. © 1 e¢. Jan. 23,
1928 ; E 681475; Maude Ray Nessler,
Richmond, Calif. - 358
Come, who'll buy primroses: song, arr.
and harmonised by Guy Weitz, of
Belgium. (In Three old English
songs) © Dee. 31, 1927; 1 ¢. Jan.
13, 1928; E 684060; J. & W. Chester,
ltd., London. 359
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360
Coming (The) King; words and mel-
ody by John B. Blakey. © 1c. Jan.
9, 1928; E 681072; Consolidated mu-
sic pub. house, Chicago. 360
Comme campo senza ’e te; versi di R.
Ciaramella, melodia di Nicola Aver-
sano. ©1c. Jan. 7, 1928; E 681128;
Roberto Ciaramella and N. Aver-
_sano, New York. 361
Communion des Saints; prélude 4 l’in-
troit, de Paul de Maleingreau, of
Belgium, op. 25; orgue sans pédale.:
obl. 4to.. © Dec. 10, 1927: 1 «. Jan.
7, 1928; EH 684241; Editions Maurice
Senart, Paris. 362
Companionate; fox trot, words by
Louis de Fronzo, music by F. Pelle-
erini,.op. 15. © J.¢..Jan. .28,, 1928;
E 682650; Bruno Pellegrini, Newark,
a eel 363
Complete (A). instrumentation of The
golden book of favorite songs; arr.
by Walter Goodell, ed. by J. E. Mad-
dy and others; orch. bk. 1-18. S8vo.
© Dec. 7, 1927; 2 c. each Dec. 12;
aff. Jan. 5, 1928; A 1062682; Hall
& McCreary co., Chicago. 364
Comte Obligado; opérette en 3 actes,
‘livret et lyrics de André Barde, mu-
sique de Raoul Moretti, of France.
Partition chant et pf. © Dec. 20,
"1927; 1 c. Jan. 16, 1928; D.27244;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 365
Con ese mirar ; letra y musica
de Rafael Gomez y Ed. Tavo; pf.
. [Photostat] © Jan. 12, 1928; 2 «.
Jan. 18; E 681302; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 366
Concert of the months; operetta, by G.
A. Grant-Schaefer; juvenile voices.
4to. © Dee. 27, 1927; 2 ec. Jan. 4,
1928; E 679865; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 367
Concord (The) piano books; arr. by
Katherine K. Davis; pf. v. 4.
pec! 28>'1927 - 2 c. Jan. T1928; H
681136; E. C. Schirmer music ©¢o.,
Boston. 368
Confetti; words by Douglas Furber,
music by Emmett Adams, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonie sol-fa notations] © Dec.
1G, 1927; 1c. Dec. 29°" B 6T(S8eo:
‘Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. 369
Connemara (Caoinead Cuain-na méa-
ra); by F. Louis Taylor, of Great
Britain, op. 109, no. 4; violin and pf.
. 2 © @© @
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 23
© Dec. 23, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 6, 1928;
E 677940; Joseph Williams, 1td., Lon-
don. 370
Consolation; by Albert von Doenhoft ;
pf. © Dec.’ 20, 1927; 2 ce. Dec. 28;
E 680981; G. Schirmer. ine., New
York. 371
Consolation; by E. Prang Stamm, op.
17; organ. obl. S8vo. ©, Dee. 31,,
1927; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1928: H 680796:
Shattinger piano & music ¢o., St.
Louis. O12
Conte archaique; berceuse, de P. Cap-
pé, of France; quatuor 4 ecordes,
flite et clarinette avee pf. conduc-
teur. 4to. © Dec. 10, 1927; 1 «.
Jan. 16, 1928; E 684847 ; Paul Cappé,
St. Maur, Seine, France. 373
Contrary ; caprice, by Bernard Barnes,
arr. by John N. Klohr; orch. with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Jan. 23, 1928:
2¢. Jan. 25; EH 681555; John Church
co., Cincinnati. 374
Coolidge in ’28; words by Whitman
Newell, music by. H. R. Loring. ©
Dee. ‘28, 1927; 2 «&~ Dee. 380: BH
682007; Harold R. Loring, Philadel-
phia. 375
Corn and bunion blues; words by An-
dy Razaf, melody by J. C. Johnson.
© le. Jan. 24, 1928; E 682530; J.
C. Johnson, New York. 376
Cornelius’ gospel songs; no. 2, 1928 ed.,
compiled by R. H. Cornelius. 12mo.
© Jan. 10, 1928; 2 ec and aff. Jan.
20; A 1062885 ; R. H. Cornelius, Fort
Worth, Tex. 377
Cornfed; by Bob Effros and Phil
Wall; pf. © Dec. 31, 1927; 2° c.
Jan. 3, 1928; E 679841; Spier & Cos-
low, inc., New York. 378
Cortége des fiancés (The wedding
parade) ; de Hulda, de César Franck,
transcrit par Charles Tournemire, of
France; grand orgue. © Dec. 23,
1927; 1 ec. Jan. 25, 1928; E 684465 ;
Choudens, Paris. 379
Cortége triomphal; de R. Géliot, of
France; orch. 4to. © Nov. 20, 1927;
1 ec. Dee. 23; E 684099; R.+ Géliot,
Paris. 380
Cosetta; words by Sidney D. Mitchell,
musie by O. Motzan. © Jan. 14,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 13; E 681149; Otto
Motzan, New York. 381
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novl, 1928 ©
Cossack tune; one step or intermezzo,
by Bennie Black [i. e. B. H. Black] ;
pf. © 1c. Jan. 16, 1928; EH 681257 ;
Benjamin» Herman Black, Bye
. 382
Cottage (A) just for two; words by
Deacon Crawford, music by L. N.
Rogers. © 1c Jan. 27, 1928; E
681576; Lois Newton Rogers, San
Antonio. 383
Could love but find a way; words and
melody by F. Padwe. © 1 ¢. Jan.
9, 1928; E 681091; Frank Padwe,
New York. 384
Country woman’s blues; words and
melody by Spencer Williams. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 9,
music pub. co.,
1928; E 681082; Triangle
inc., New York. 385
Cours de dictée musicale; complet et
progressif en 3 livres par Alice Ga-
beaud, of Switzerland. 1° livre.
4to. © Dec. 20, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 16,
1928; E 684441; Editions Maurice
Senart, Paris. 386
Courtin’ the widow; words and melody
by W. R. Hodgin; plectrum banjo.
©1c. Jan. 25, 1928; E 681530; Wil-
lard Randolph Hodgin, Greensboro,
N.C, 387
Cowboy’s (The) dream; arr. by Cozy
Harris; pf. © Dec. 14, 1927; 2 «.
Jan. 30, 1928; E 681607; St. Louis
music pub. co, St. Louis. 388
Cradle-song; by Frederick Lillebridge,
specially annotated for use in con-
nection with the Standard course of
music and piano lessons. © Dee. 1,
Pie ae ang ail. Jan. 1%, 19287" A
1063630; Standard cooperative con-
servatory, Dallas. 389
Cradle song (Wiegenlied) ; by Trygve
Torjussen, op. 4, no. 4, transcribed
by Harold Vincent Milligan; organ.
(In Schmidt’s lyric album) © Jan.
17, 1928; 2 c. Jam. 21; E 682428:
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 390
Creepin’ (The) blues; words and
music by Lew Porter and Sam A.
Perry. © Jan. 4, 1928; 2c. Jan. 4;
E 679834; Lewis music pub. co., New
York. 391
Crimson (The) star; light opera in
3 acts, by Estelle M. Clark and
Palmer John Clark. 4to. © Jan.
18,1928; 2.c. Jan. 5; D 27240.;.Gam-
ble hinged music co., Chicago. 392
Croon, croon, underneat de moon; 2 pt.
song, words by M. F., music by G. H.
Clutsam, arr. by Clarence Lucas, of
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Great Britain. .New: York, .:N.. ¥.,
Chappell-Harms, inc. ©. Dec. 29,
1927;.1:e@ ‘Dee. 31; E 684129; HK.
Hatzfeld, London. 393.
Crow. Jane blues; words and melody
by J. Daniels. © 1c. Jan. 10, 1928;
HE 682081; Ralph Peer, New York.
394
Crown Him King - for conventions,
Singing schools, Sunday schools, etc.,.
ed. by J. C. Moore and L. L. Lovett.
Tallahassee, Fla., The Florida song-
book co. 8vo. © Jan. 21 VGA 2, ec.
Hat) Stat. sate w2es A 1064114 :
James C. Moore, Doerun, Ga. and
Luther L. Lovett, Tallahassee, Fla. .
395
Crucifixion; 4 pt. hymn, words and
music by Edward Boatner; mixed
voices. © Jan. 8, 1928; 2 ec. Jan.
12 Hy 682137 5, Samuel W. Beazley,
Chicago. 396
Cuando; paroles y musica por Kd.
Tavo; pf. [Photostat] © Jan. 26,
1928; 2 ¢«. Jan. 31; EH 682720; Dio-
nisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 397
Cunielande (Coney Island); versi e
musica di. F. Amodio. 8vo. © Dec.
f, ot927 5.1 eee. 16, tee. Dee. si;
E 679795; Frank Amodio, Brooklyn.
398:
Curfew (The); pt.-song, words by
Thomas Gray, music by C. L. Wil-
liams, of England; alto, ten. and
bass 1, 2. London, Novello & co.,
Itd. 4to. (Cover title: The curfew
tolls the knell of parting day) ©
Jan. 6, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 10; EK 684008;
C. Lee Williams, Gloucester, Eng-
land. 399
Curious story (Kuriose geschichte) ;
by Stephen Heller, ed., annotated
and fingered by John M. Williams;
pk..., ©), Det.28,,, 192.73 .2. e,- Jan, 6,
1928; EH 680867 ; Boston music Co.,
New York. 400
Czardas; by Joh. B. Kok, op. 30, arr.
by Henry Hermann; pf. conductor
pt. (Jn Schmidt’s orchestra series.
Miscellaneous composers, v. 1) ©
Hee SL S27 2S 8c. sane 10) $1928 -
E 682040; Arthur P. Schmidt CO.
Boston. 401
Daffodils; words and music by Anton
Mariette, of Great Britain; low
voice. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 5;
E 680951; John Church co., Cincin-
nati. 402
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
403
pt. IT, n. s., Vv. 23
Dainuok; antra dalis, paraSé Antanas
Vanagaitis. 4to. © Jan. 12, 1928;
2c. Jan. 18; E 682365; Xavier
Strumskis, Brooklyn. 403
Dallam (Helen) Five rhythmic
pieces; on the open strings; violin
and pf. 1. Thoughtful. [4 others]
© Jan. 23, 1928: 2c. Jan “22.
682505; Boston music co., Boston.
404
Dance (The) of the Blue Danube;
fox-trot, words and music by Fred
Fisher, arr. as pf. solo. by Arthur
Lange; with ukulele ace. © Jan.
Ay 1998: 2 Cas IAN 1s 2 pf Eel eee
Empire music co., New York. 405
Dance of the dwarfs; by Michael
Aaron; pf. © Jan. 13, 1928; 2 e.
Jan. 10; E 681361; Harold Flammer,
inc., New York. 406
Dance of the fire-flies; by Eugene
Platzman; pf. © Jan. 16, 1928;
2e¢ Jan. 16; E 681233; Triangle
musie pub. co., inc., New York. 407 |
Dance of the sun goddess; by Charles
Huerter; pf. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2.c.
Jan. 5; E 680848; John Church co.,
Cincinnati. 408
Dances for the four-to seven-year-olds ;
by Ruth Clark. nursery rhymes set
to music arr. by Maurice Jacobson,
of Great Britain; pf. 1. Little
jumping Joan. [5 others] © Dec.
Ze La2T er Bee 257 7b Gliasu:
J. Curwen & sons, Itd., London. 409
Dancing Dan from Bama; from Sugar
eane, words by A. D. Price, jr.,
melody by Coleridge D. Davis. ©
1 ¢. Jan. 17, “1928: 6823165) A.
Douglas Price, jr., Richmond. 410
Dancing shadows: waltz, by M. W.
Grove; pf. Minneapolis, Minny,
Geo. E. Morrison. © Dec. 14, 1927;
2c. Jan. 7, 1928; E 679953 ; Mahala
Wheeler Grove. St. Paul. 411
Dancing with you; waltz, words and
music by Don. Kintz. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Dec. 27,
1927; 2 c. Jan. 30, 1928; E 682679;
Donald Kintz, Bozeman, Mont. 412
Danksagung (Thanksgiving); words
and musie by H. C. Landeck; mixed
voices. 4to. © Jan. 24, 1928; 2 e.
Jan. 26; E 682633; Herman Chris-
tian Landeck, Arlington Heights,
Ill. 413
Dans l’église des béguines (In the con-
vent chapel) ; de Le carillonneur, de
Xavier Leroux, transcrit par Charles
Tournemire; grand orgue. © Dec.
23, 1927; 1 © gan 2 ies.
684461; Choudens, Paris. 414
Dans le soir parfumé; piéce de genre,
de Paul Ségo, of France; orch. avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dee. 8.
1927; 1 ce. Dec. 9; E 677969; Société
anonyme des editions Ricordi, Paris.
415
Danse de la séduction; extraite du
ballet La rekshashi, d’André Cadou,
of France; orch., avec¢ pf. conduc-
teur. 4to. © Nov. 20, 1927; 1 ec.
Dec. 23; E 684084; Editions L.
Maillochon, Paris. 416
Danse des’ marionettes; gavotte, de
Joh. B. Kok, op. 27, arr. by Henry
Hermann; pf. conductor pt. (In
Schmidt’s orchestra series. Miscel-
laneous composers, vy. 1.) © Dec.
31, 19277 2 ¢«. Jani de 7e2e2
682041; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 417
Danse du voile; extraite du ballet La
rekshashi, d’André Cadou, of France ;
orch., avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Noy., 20... 1927: 4 ,@.pl9GGe 2
684085: Editions L. Maillochon,
Paris. 418
Danse futuristique; by G. S. Bowers;
pf. ©1c. Jan. 13, 1928; E 681180;
Gilbert Steele Bowers. Iowa City.
419
Danse guerriere; extraite du ballet La
rekshashi, d’André Cadou, of France;
orch., avee pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Nov. 20, 1927: (2 62s. &
684086; Editions L. Maillochon,
Paris. 420
Dark eyes that dream; words by
Daniel S. Twohig, music by R. S.
Stoughton; in A flat.- © Jan. 12,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 14; E 682205; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 421
Darling mine: words and music by F.
Tomlinson. © 1 e¢. Jan. 14, 1928;
E 682202; Floyd Tomlinson, Pleasant
Grove, Utah. 422
Das ist de rote lippenstift: slow fox,
worte von Wilhelm Sterk, music yon
Willy Engel-Berger, of Austria, arr.
von Otto Lindemann. © Nov. 21,
1927: 1 ec. Jan. 14, 1928; BE 684125;
Drei masken verlag, a. g., ae a
4
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444
Dawn; tone picture, by A. F. Venino;
pi ©)jJan. '9,. 1928;2 e):Jan.)21;
E 682575; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston. 424
Dawn (The) of love; words and music
by M. Simmons; pf. and ukulele
ace. San Francisco, Calif., Gold
leaf music pub. co. © Dee. 30, 1927;
2c. Jan. 3, 1928; E 679821; Mark
Simmons, San Francisco. — 425
Day (Edna Fuller) Scherzo; pf. se. for
orchestral composition. © 1 ¢. Jan.
7, 1928; E 682005; Edna Fuller Day,
Grand Junction, Col. 426
Day (A)—a week—a year; words by
Mary Belle Rich, music by Erdell
Mutchler; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Mera tort; 2 © Dec Sols EH
679763; Mutchler music pub. co.,
‘Miami, Fla. 427
De deux choses l’une; paroles de Léo
Lelievre fils, musique de Jean Boyer,
of France; pf. ace. avee ukulele arr.
par F. Salabert. © Dec. 1, 1927;
1.e. Dee. 28; E 684191; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 428
De sandman; 4-pt. song, words by Will
F. Griffin, music by Daniel Protheroe,
adapicd for school choruses. by
Ralph L. Baldwin: men’s voices.
4to. © Jan. 19, 1928; 2c. Jan. 28;
E 681580; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 429
Dear Jesus ever mine; words and
music by J. Clark Blansett, arr. by
Theo. Shuttleworth. 4to. © Dec.
o1, 1927; 2 ¢€. Dec. 31; E 679759;
Joseph Clark Blansett, Mt. Pleasant,
Pa. 430
Dear little girl; waltz, words and
melody by C. K. Hoffman and A.
Heimann. © 1c. Jan. 10, 1928; EB
682091: C. Kenneth Hoffman: and
Arthur Heimann, New York. 431
Dear mother; words and music by D.
F. McCarthy; high voice, in D flat.
© 1c. Jan. 10, 1928; E 682077;
Dan F. McCarthy, Wellsboro, Pa.
432
Debussy (Claude) Nocturne; tran-
scription de Paul. Bazelaire, of
France; violon ou violoncelle et pf. ;
en ré bémol. © Dec. 10, 1927; 1 c.
Jan. 7, 1928; E 684234; Siréne mu-
sicale, Paris. 433
2S
Dedication; by Thomas S. Jones, jr.,
music by H. Gifford Bull; in E.
Jan. 12, 1928; 2 e. Jan. 14; E
682213 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 434
Dedieu-Peters (Madeleine) Trois
petits préludes; de M. Dedieu-
Peters, of France; orch. Partition.
1. De la neige. [2 others] .© Dec.
10, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 7, 1928; E 684252;
Editions Maurice Senart, Paris. 435
Deep down in my heart; 4 pt. hymn,
words and music by E. C. Deas;
mixed voices. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 ¢.
Jan. 12; E 682149; Samuel W.
Beazley, Chicago. 436
Deep in my heart; words and melody
by Jack Kennedy. © 1. Jan. 11,
1928; E 681116; Humphrey Jack
Kennedy, New York. 437
Deep river; negro. spiritual, tran-
scribed by L. Retter; pf. (Jn Mel-
odies éternelles) © Dec. 31, 1927;
2c. Jan. 3, 1928; E 680828; Louis
Retter music co., St. Louis. 438
Défilé des casse-noisettes (Parade der
nussknacker) ; marche, de V. Ran-
zato, of Italy; petit orch., avec pf.
direction et violino 1 direction. 4to.
© Nov. 20, 1927; 1 c. Dec. 23; E
684083 ; H. Benjamin, Paris. 439
Deirina; mazurka, by Guido Deiro;
accordion. © Dee. 16, 1927; 2 e.
Dec. 27; E 679948; Biagio Qunittro-
ciocche, Steubenville, O. 440
Dejame; paroles y musica por Ed.
Tavo; pf. [Photostat] © Jan. 26,
1928; 2 ¢. Jan. 31; E 682721 ;. Dioni-
sio Acosta, Los Angeles. 441
Delibes (Clément Philibert Leo) But-
terfly, butterfly; waltz from Cop-
pelia, words by Annie Andros Haw-
ley, music by Leo Delibes, arr. by
Samuel Richards Gaines; mixed
voices. 4to. © Dec. 21, 1927; 2 «¢.
Jan. 7. 1928; E 681286; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. 442
Délire d’amour; valse intermezzo, de
Gilbert Beaume, of France; quin-
tette 4 cordes, fifitte et clarinet avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Oct. 18,
1927; 1 ec. Dec. 31; E 684139; United
music co., New York. 443
Delta gamma; words by Helen
Mitchell Foe and Ruth K. Lindsay,
music composed and arr. by R. K.
Lindsay. © Apr. 5, 1926; 2 c. Jan.
17, 1928; E 682554; Delta gamma
fraternity, Highland Park, Ill. 444
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Delusion (The). of ghosts;
reading, words by James W. Foley,
musical setting by Frieda Peycke;
p& © Ween 233192622 . eam | 7,
1928; E 681280; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 445
Deno and: Rochelle; di D. D’Alolio;
1st. violin. © 1c. Dec. 27, 1927; EB
682167; Deno D’Alolio, Vineland,
N. J. 446
Deodars (The); God’s trees, words
and music by B. A. Waterhouse. ©
Dec. 23, 1927; 2 ec. Jan. 7, 1928; E
679960 ; Bessie A. Waterhouse, Pasa-
dena. ice L¢
Derriér’ chez mon pére; chanson, arr.
et harmonisée par Guy Weitz, of
Belgium. (Jn Vieilles chanson fran-
caises) © Dee. 31, 1927; 1 c Jan.
13, 1928; E 684056; J. & W. Chester,
Itd., London. 448
Dervish dance; by Edward A. Mueller ;
pf. © Jan. 8, 1928; 2 @ Jan. 5;
E 680857; John Church co., Cincin-
nati. 449
Desert caravan; by Rudolf Friml, arr.
by Kiefert-Roder; orch. with pf.
conductor. © Dec. 29, 1927; 2 ec.
Jan. 5, 1928; E 681224; Edwin F.
Kalmus, ine., New York. 450
Desiring; words and music by A. J.
Limata. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1928; B
680843; Albert James Limata, New
York. 451
Despairing (The) lover;
words by William Walsh, music by
C. L. Williams, of England; alto,
ten. and bass 1, 2. London, Novello
& co. ltd. 4to. © Jan. 6, 1928;
1c. Jan. 10; E 684006; C. Lee Wil-
liams, Gloucester, England. 452
Destroyin’ blues; words and melody
by Hattie McDaniel. © 1c. Jan.
23, 1928; E 682538; Consolidated
music pub. house, Chicago. 453
Déstruction (Destruction) ; cinédrame,
de M. Brusselmans, of Belgium;
orch., avee pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Nov. 20, 1927; 1° ¢. Dec. 23; EB
684094; E. Gaudet, Paris. 454
Detroit Lizzie; words by William
James and Dorthea Martin, melody
by C. A. Wiener. © 1 ¢. Jan. 17,
1928; E 682330; Cyril A. Wiener,
Los Angeles. 455
Deutscher tanz; text u. musik aus
Phil Heinhoferi lautenbiichern,
bearb. von Erwin Lendvai, of Ger-
musical: }
pt.-song,
many; mannerchor a cappella. ‘4to.
EOuOct> 15, : 1927 0 vel LO: A,
677890; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany. 456
Deuxiéme menuet; de Paul Cappé, of
France; quatuor a cordes, fifiite et
clarinette avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
© Dec. 10, 1927; 1 c Jan. 16, 1928;
E 684346; Paul Cappé, St. Maur,
Seine, France. 457
Devil blues; words and melody by
Spencer Williams. © 1 ¢@ Jan. 28,
1928; HE 682647; Georgia music co.,
New York. a 458
Diable (Le) & Paris; opérette en 3
actes de Robert de Flers, Francis
de Croisset et Albert Willemetz, mu-
sique de Marcel Lattés, of France.
Partition pf. et chant. © Nov. 20,
1927; 1 ¢.. Dee. 23; D 27238; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. - 459
Dialogue.(A); by Arthur B. Crane,
op. 16, no. 2; pf. © Jan. 9, 1928;
2c. Jan. 21; E 682568; B. F. Wood
music co., Boston. 460
Dialogue dramatique (Dramatical dia-
logue) ; de M. Brusselmans, of Bel-
gium; orch., avee pf. conducteur.
4to. © Nov. 20, 1927; 1 c Dee. 23;
E 684091; E. Gaudet, Paris. 461
Diamond march; by Bert R. Anthony,
op. 277, no. 1; pf. © Dee. 27, 1927;
2¢@ Jan. 7, 1928; E 681275; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 462
Did you know; Christmas star song,
words and music by O. EH. Bjork-
lund ;, pf.,,,.@».Deey. 22; /1927.;, 2. ¢:
Jan. 3, 1928; E 680786; Olga HE.
Bjorklund, Minneapolis. 463
Dimond [!] (The) wedding; melody .
by F. Feldman. ©1e. Jan. 21, 1928;
E 681463 ; Frank Feldman, dgercts
4
Dimples (The) in her’ knees; words
by B. A. Hathaway, music by Ray
Hibbeler. © 1 ce. Jan. 25, 1928; Hi?
681522; B. A. Hathaway, eee
Dint’ ’a varea a marechiare; words
by Pasquale Buongiovanni, music by
L. Canoro; violin. © 1c. Jan. 23,
1928; E 681469; Louis Canoro and
John Clano, New York. 466
Dionysia; choreographische musik von
Ebbe Hamerik, of Denmark; 2 kla-
viere. © Dec. 20, 1927; 1 ¢. Dec.
27; E. 684311; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. 467
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
10. 1, 1928
Dirty (The) dig; words and music by
Billy, Pierce, Chris Smith and Al
West; nf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
T, Kahana. © Jan. 14, 1928; 2 ec.
‘Jan. 16; HE 681235; Edward B.-Marks
music co., New York. 468
Disappointed in you; words and music
by Stanley Drewes, Clarence Berger
and George Luyster; pf. and ukulele
eee) tan, 1. 1928 - 2°c. Jan. 18;
E 681298 ; Awanda Cincinnati studio,
Cincinnati. 469
Divertimento; von Sigfrid Walther
Miiller, of Germany, op. 13; klari-
nette in A, violine ear 2, viola u.
violoncell. Partitur. 12mo. © Dec.
leet. 42 Gi. Al. 1928; E
684282 - Breitkopf & athe Leipzig.
470
Dixie dawn; words by J. Trent, melody
by Peter De Rose. © 1c. Jan. 26,
1928; E 682602; Jo’ Trent and Peter
De Rose, New York. 471
Dixie moonlight ; words and musie¢ by
Pea ito: pt, and ukulele acc.
Philadelphia, Pa., Philadelphia pub.
eo) © Jan.’ 4, 1928; 2 c.;\Jan:, 19;
E 6813871 ; George Zinn, jr., Rydal,
Pa. 472
Dixie’s calling; words by James Court-
ney Challis, music by P. Adams. ©
te. Jan. 5, 1928; EH, 6809238; Pearl
Adams, New -York. 473
Do it for Jesus to-day; words by W.
C. Poole, music by D. M. Shanks;
mixed voices.. (In Gospel melodies)
Jan. 40) 2928-52 cy Jan. 16-5)
682251; Robert H. Coleman, Dallas.
474
Do, Lord, remember me; 4 pt. hymn,
words and musie by A. M. Town-
send; mixed voices. © Jan. 3, 1928;
2c. Jan. 12; E 682114; Samuel W.
Beazley, Chicago. 475
Do you miss me as I miss you; words
and music by Jack Devers [ie. J.
J. Devers], and Art Willey [i. e. A.
O. Willey] ©1e. Jan. 24, 1928; HB
682527: John J. Devers and Arthur
O. Willey, Camden, N. J. 476
Dodge drum school; by Frank HE.
Dodge, ed. re-arr. by George Law-
rence Stone; drums, bells, xylophone
and tympani. © Jan. 12, 1928; 2 c.
Jan. 14; aff. Jan. 21; A 1063809;
George B. Stone & son, ine., aby
. 477
489
Doggin’ you around; melody by C..S.
Harris. .© 1; cz) Jan., 4,,;1928;,;,E
679903; Charles Saul Harris, New
York. 478
Dog’s (A) life [and] As cooks go;
words by Greatrex Newman, music
by T. C. Sterndale-Bennett, of Great
Britain. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions} ©): Jan. 25.4d928 :) 1 e; Jian.
27; FE 684534; Reynolds & co., Lon-
don. 479
Doing it.all for England; words by
Kenneth Western, music by Billy
Mayerl, of Great Britain. © Dee.
Ze ADA, dC. Wa ek, eo eK
684535; Cavendish mus c¢ ¢o., Lon-
don. 480
Dolls (The) wedding march; by Ida
Bostelmann ; a (OLe Praesens He
2 ¢c. Jan. 7:5 679966 ; Belwin, inc.,
New York. ‘ 481
Dolly good-night; by Ida Bostelmann ;
Dt. <C). dai. 8, 1928" (9 (ehan. 27
EH 679965; Belwin, ine., New York.
482
EKugene Platzman; pf.
@© Jan. 16, 1928; 2-¢c.,Jan. 16; EH
§81231; Triangle music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 483
Dominola; by
Done with sin and sorrow ; 4 pt. hymn,
words and music by Willa A. Town-
send ; mixed voices. © Jan. 3, 1928;
2e. Jan. 12; EH 682143; Samuel W.
Beazley, Chicago. 484
Don’t be afraid to love; waltz, words
and melody by C. K. Hoffman and
A. Heimann. © 1c. Jan. 10, 1928;
EH 682092; C. Kenneth Hoffman and
Arthur Heimann, New York. A485
Don’t be cross; words and music by
D. Bigelow. © 1c. Jan. 17, 1928;
E 682325; Dorothie Bigelow, New
York. 486
Don’t forget ; words by Mildred Perlet,
music by Margaret Breier. © 1 «.
Fan; 23,) 2928) HY 682537%. «John
Wolohan, Berkeley, Calif. 487
Don’t forget dad; words by HE. Hud-
dlestone, music by O. Linwood Chad-
wick., © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 ¢ Jan. 9;
E 681061; Effie Huddlestone, Le
Roy, Ill. 488
Don’t forget the date; fox-trot. words
and melody by R. J. Shanley. ©
1 ec. Nov. 22, 1927; E. 679988; Rose
Janette Shanley, San Francisco.
489
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT EN'TRIES
490
Don’t go out tonight my darling; words ,
and melody by G. B. Grayson. ©
1 ec. Jan. 20, 1928; E 681401: Ralph
Peer, New York. 490
Don’t let it be said, too late; 4 pt.
hymn, words and music by E. C.
Deas; mixed voices. © Jan. 3,
1928; 2 ¢. Jan. 12; E 682148: Samuel
W. Beazley, Chicago. 491
Don’t love a smiling sweetheart: words
aud melody by W. R. Hodgin;
plectrum banjo. © 1 ¢ Jan. 25,
1928; E 681529; Willard Randolph
Hodgin, Greensboro, N. C. 492
Don’t play a blue melody; words by
Deacon Crawford. music by L. N.
Rogers; ©) tvcy dani 27, 1928... hi
681577; Lois Newton Rogers, San
Antonio. 493
Don’t say good-bye; fox-trot song,
words and melody by B. Bunch. ©
1 ec. Jan. 6, 1928; E 680942; Boyd
Bunch, Chicago. 494
Don’t take my heaven away; words
and melody by W. McK. Garman.
© 1e Jan. 30, 1928; E 681627;
William McKinley Garman. Los
Angeles. 495
Don’t wait till she is gone—but tell
her now; words and music by
Herbert Buffum. © May 2, 1927;
2c. Jan. 5, 1928: E 680887; Anna
Marie Anderson, i. e. Mrs. John A.
Anderson, Topeka, Kans. 496
Don’t you hear the shepherd calling
you; words and music by Herbert
Buffum; male quartet. © Aug. 1,
1927; 2 c« Jan.. 5, 1928;-E 680881 ;
Anna Marie Anderson. i. e. Mrs.
John A. Anderson, Topeka, Kans.
497
Don’t you remember me; words and
music by Roy Ingraham; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini.
@ han. Bi) A928 a 2 Yel ian.
680803; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inc., New York. 498
Dort wachsen feigen, dort wachsen
ananas; foxtrot, aus Alles aus liebe,
von Ralph Benatzky, arr. von Fred
Ralph, of Austria; sSalonorch. mit
klavier-direcktion u. wrote. 4to. ©
Oct. 21, 1927; 1 ec. Dec. 21; E 684336;
W. Karezag, Vienna. 499
Dort wachsen feigen, dort wachsen,
ananas; foxtrot, aus Alles aus liebe,
text von Karl Farkas u. Ernst
Marischka, musik von Ralph Ben-
atzky, of Austria, arr. von Gustav
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
Blasser. © Oct. 21, 1927; 1 e. Jan.
13, 1928; E 684065; W. Karczag,
Vienna. 500
Double fugue; by R. Milford, of
England, op. 10; orch. full se. Lon-
don, Stainer & Bell, ltd. © Dec. 29,.
1$27;,1 ¢c. Jan. 5, 1928; E 677985;
Robin Milford, London. 501
Doubting (A) heart; words by Ade-
laide Proctor, music by Marian Mal-
colm ; in 3B “flat: ©) Jamis 4192s:
2 ¢ Jan. 14; E 682206: Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 502
Douce rencontre (Stisse begegnung) ;
gavotte, von Gabriel Marie, of
France, arr. von L. Weninger, of
Austria @ orch. ‘mit pf. direction.
Leipzig. Anton J. Benjamin. 4to.
© Dec. 10, 1927; 1. ¢ Jan. 6, 1928;
E 677931; D. Rahter, Leipzig. 503.
Doughnutting time; musical reading,
words by James W. Foley. musical
setting -.by Frieda “Peycke; pf.
Jan. 6, 1928: 2 c. Jan. 16; E 682348;
Oliver Ditson ¢o., Boston. 504.
Down a winding lane; fox trot, words.
and music by Hal Swain. of Eng-
land; pf. aec., with banjulele banjo.
and ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech ;
in E flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Fan. 12, 1928; 1 ec.
Jan. 18; E 684314; Lawrence Wright
musie co., London. 505-
Down by the old front gate; words by
Fred Rose and Art Kassel, music
by Marty Bloom. © 1 e. Jan. 28,
1928: E 682658: Austin, Bloom &
Koehler, ine., Chicago. 506;
Down by the riverside; 4 pt. hymn,
words and music by Edward Boat--
ner; mixed voices. © Jan. 3, 1928;
2c. Jan. 12: E 682108: Samuel W.
Beazley, Chicago. 507
Down east in Cameroon; words and
melody by S. Eisenberg. © 1 ec.
Jan. 13, 1928; E 681172; Sam Hisen-
berg. New York. 508:
Down in Waikiki; Hawaiian fox-trot
song, words by Dolly Morse, music
by Harry Archer. © Dec. 27, 1927;
2 ¢. Dec. 29; E 681019; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 509:
Down South; by Wm. H. Myddleton,
arr. by F. Henri Klickmann; E flat
alto saxophone with pf. acc. © Jan.
5, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 5; E 682010; Ed-
ward B. Marks music co., New nar
510:
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1928
Dramatic appeal; by D. O. Williams;
pf. ©1c. Jan. 10, 1928; E 682086;
Don QO. Williams, New York. d11
Dream (The) ; Christmas carol, tradi-
tional words, arr. by T. Herbert
Spinney, Montague Spinney and
George Higham, music by T. Her-
bert Spinney; mixed voices. 12mo.
ewe es, 1927: 1 ¢c, Nov. 25; H
684370; Midland music press, Leam-
ington, Spa, England. 512
Dream (The) house; words and music
by A. V. Flannery; sop. med. voice;
in D flat. Des Moines, Ia., Flan-
nery music pub. co. © Jan. 26,
1928; 2c. Jan. 23; E 682510; Agnes
VY. Flannery, Des Moines. BES
Dream of love and you (Mon beau
réve) ; adapté d’aprés Liebestraum,
paroles de V. Vimont, musique de
Glenhall E. Taylor: ace. de pf. et
dukulele. (Cover title: Mon beau
reve)... (C) Dec. 1,°1927;.2 c. Dec. 23;
E 682176; Editions musicales Sam
Fox, Paris. 514
Dream Rose; waltz, words and melody
by C. K. Hoffman and A. Heimann.
© 1c. Jan. 10, 1928; E 682093;
C. Kenneth Hoffman and Arthur
Heimann, New York. 515
Dreaming alone; words and melody by
H. P. La Belle, arr. by Harry Free-
man. ©1e. Jan. 9, 1928; E 682522;
Henry Paul La Belle, Lynn, Mass.
516
Dreaming of love; waltz, words and
melody by J. Titleman, of Canada.
© 1c. Jan. 30, 1928; E 681644; Jack
Titleman, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
517
Dreaming of my old gal Jane; words
and melody by F. J. Cunningham.
© 1c. Jan. 9, 1928; BE 681071; Frank
Joseph Cunningham, Brooklyn. 518
Dreaming of you; words and music
by W. R. Peterson. © Jan. 16, 1928;
2c. Jan. 18; E 682384; Wynford R.
Peterson, Nashville. 519
Dreamland ; words and music by T. D.
ecry. © Jan. 10.1928: 2.¢. Jan.
13; E 682226; Thomas Davis Berry,
New Orleans. 520
Dreamland (Au pays du réve) ; waltz,
de Léon Dacette, of France; orch.
avee pf. conducteur. 4to. © Oct.
iS.i9e0: Lb c..Dec..31;1BH.. 684137;
United music co., New York. 521
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541
Drifting; words and music by M. M.
Marks. © 1c. Jan. 26, 1928; EB
682616; Mallie Matson Marks, Oak-
land, Calif. 522
Drifting down the Orinoco; words by
W. R. S. Slimer, music by Anton
Paoli. New York City, Frank Hard-
ing. © Jan. 14, 1928; 2 ¢c. Jan. 18;
E 681295; William R. S. Slimer,
Texarkana, Ark. 52a
Drifting on, in our canoe; words and
melody by HE. C. Wright. © 1 «.
Jan. 23, 1928; E 681457; Elin Cor-
nelia Wright, Alameda, Calif. 524
Drop, drop, slow tears; penetentiak
anthem, words by Phineas Fletcher,
music by W. R. Voris; mixed voices
with organ ace. 4to. © Jan. 5,
1928; 2 e. Jan. 10; E 682019; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 525
Dueaty ; polka, melody by A. Schwartz.
© 1c. Jan. 5, 1928; E 680935; Abe
Schwartz, New York. 526
Duchess (The); valse caprice, by
Richard H. (Duke) Rehl; E flat alto
saxophone solo, with pf. ace. ©
Jan. 2, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan. 3; E 680813;
Rubank, inc., Chicago. 527
Dum de dum dum, dum de dum de;
study in diminished seconds, fox
trol. by DD? ‘RR. Bassett: Ht. «ere.
Jan. 23, 1928; E 681487; Duane R.
Bassett, Bennington, Vt. 528
Duo @’Hyménée; pour violon et violon-
celle, par R. Géliot, of France; orch.,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Nov.
20, 1927; 1 c. Dec. 23; E 684100; R.
Géliot, Paris. 523
Duo-schule (Ecole de duos) ; von Ernst
Heim, neu bearb. von Fritz Meyer,
of Germany; 2 violinen. 1. bd. 3,
heft 1-3.—2. bd. 4, heft 1-3.—3. bd.
5, heft 1-4. © Apr. 16, 22, 29, May
4, 5, 15, 16, 1926; 1 c. each Dec. 20;
E 684301-6843810; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany. 5380-539
Duosonate; von Alexander Jemnitz, of
Hungary, op. 25; viola u. violon-
cello. © Aug. 1, 1927; 1 ec. July 26;
E 677924; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany. 546
Dusky stevedore; words by Andy
Razaf, melody by J. C. Johnson. ©
1 ce. Jan. 27, 1928; BE 681573; J.C.
Johnson, New York. 541
CATALOGUB OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
542
pt. III, 0. S., V. 23
Barl Haldan’s daughter; words by
‘Charles Kingsley, music by Charles
P. Seott; 3 women’s voices. 4to. ©
“Wee. 27, 1927; 2 c. Jan-''4;° 19283"
679864 : Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 542
fHarly in the morning; waliz, words
by Morey Davidson, music by Carl
Rupp. 4to. 1. Arr. by Frank Skin-
ner; dance orch.—2. Arr. by George
J. Trinkaus; vocal orch. © Jan. 16,
1928; 2 c« each Jan. 21; E 681435,
681436; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 548, 544
Early in the morning: words by Morey
Davidson, music by Carl Rupp: pf.
and ukulele ace. © Jan. 10, 1928;
2c. Jan. 16; E 681438; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 545
Harth is no resting place; words and
musie by Jessie Mae Hill; pf. ©
1 e. Jan. 9, 1928; E 681077; Consol-
idated music pub. house, Chicago.
: 546
Heha majowe; stowa M. Konopnicka,
muzyka Ludwik D’Arma Dietz; chér
zenski. Chicago, Ill., W. H. Sajewski
pub. co. 4to. © Dee. 15, 1927; 2 ¢.
Jan. 9, 1928; E 681064; Wiadystaw
H. Sajewski, Chicago. DAT
Hchoes; waltz ballad, words by S. H.
Moore, music by Paul Plymouth. ©
1 e@. Jan. 18, 1928; E 681326; Sadie
Elnora Moore, Stewart, O. 548
Edna; by Glenn Moon [i. e, L. G.
Moon]; pf. © 1.¢. Jan..25, 1928: BE
682612; Luther Glenn Moon, At-
lanta. 549
Hgdon heath; by Gustav Holst, of Eng-
land, op. 47. 1. Violino primo.—2.
Violino secondo.—3. Viola.—4. Vio-
leneello.—5. Contra basso.—6. Orch. :
full sc. © Jan. 6, 1928; 1 ¢ each
Jan. 10; E 684015—684020; Novello
& co., 1td., London. 550-555
Hili, Eili; Hebrii‘sche melodie, para-
phrase von Leopold Weninger, of
Austria ; orch. mit pf. 0. organ direc-
tion.
soamary mpd soy =x)
© Sept. 9, 1927: 1. «Sept. 27°" ER
684449; D. Rahter, Leipzig. 556
Elegy: by S. H. Braithwaite, of Great
Britain; orch. Se. London, Stainer
& Bell, 1td. © Dec. 29, 1927: 1 «.
Dec. 30: BH 684232: S. H. Braith-
waite, London. 557
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Elegy; d’Eugéne Bonner, op. 18, no.
1;'violon et pf. © Dee: 10, 1927;
2c. Jan. 16, 1928; BE 681333; Edi-
tions Maurice Senart, Paris. 558
Eleonora; mazurka, di IL. Canoro;
banjo-violino. © 1c. Jan. 20, 1928;
E 6813891; Louis Canoro, New York.
559
Elf (The) and the dormouse; musical
reading, words by Oliver Herford
from Artful antiks, musical setting
by Frieda Peyeke; pf. © Dee. 24,
1927; 2 ce. Jan. 7,,1928; EH 681279 ;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 560
“2 DDIY TL2 “TON (My God! the
soul you gave me); words and mel-
ody by L. Feingold. © 1c Jan.
3, 1928; E 680840; ‘ae Feingold,
Brooklyn. 561
Eli, Eli; traditional Hebrew melody,
transcribed by L. Retter; pf. with
words.. (In Melodies éternelles) ©
Dec. '31,-1927; 2 ¢. Jam: S,-1928 ;
680829; Louis Retter music co., St.
Louis. 562
words and melody by
© 1 ¢. Jan. 11, 1928;
HKlijohu-hanovi;
S. Goz nsky.
E 681121; Samuel Gozinsky, New
York. 563
Elle m’a dit; valse, by Joh. B. Kok, op.
28, arr. by Henry Hermann; pf. con-
ductor pt. (Jn Schmidt’s orchestra
series. Miscellaneous composers, v.
1) © Dee. 31, 1927; 2'e Jan. 10,
1928; E 682037; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 564
Hmerald schottische: by Bert R. An-
thony, op. 277, no. 2; pf. ‘© Dee. 19,
1927: 2 @ Jan. 7, 1928; EH 681276;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 565
En cueillant cette fleur; par Abel
Bourgeois, of Franee, dapres la
ehanson de J. d’Hirlaux et Abel
Bourgeois; violon solo et orch. avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. .© Dec. 10,
1927: 1 c. Jan. 7, 1928; E 684272;
C. Joubert, Paris. 566
En invierno; letra y musica por AI-
fredo Reza y Ed. Tavo; pf. 8vo.
[Photostat] © Jan. 6, 1928; 2 ec.
Jan. 11; E 681101; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 567
En un bareo fenicio (Dans un yais-
seau phenicien) ; di Jesus Gur'di, of
Spain; partitura de orquestra. ©
Dee. 30, 1927;-1 ¢. Jan. 3, 1928; B
677979: Union musical espanola,
Madrid. 568
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
591
Enchanted gardens; by Howard C. Escape for your life; words and mel-
Mills, op. 19; pf. © Jan. 9, 1928;
2c. Jan. 21; E 682573; B. F. Wood
music co., Boston. 569
Enchanted night; nocturne, by F. V.
Brown; pf. ©1c. Jan. 9, 1928; E
681084; Frederic Vincent Brown,
Oak Park, Ill. 570
Enchantment; trio, by Anna Priscilla
Risher ; violin, ’cello and pf. © Jan.
12, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 16; E 682335;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 571
Pnfance (Childhood) ; by Leo Kok, of
Holland; pf. © Jan. 3, 1928;-1 ¢.
Jan. 13; BE 684052; J..& W. Chester,
ltd., London. 572
England; unison song, words by Wal-
ter De La Mare, music by O. Mase,
of Great Britain; in E flat. lLon-
don, J. Curwen & sons, ltd. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
pega 2.10998: tie Jan. 43H
677988; Owen Mase, Martins end
lane, Gt. Missenden, England. 573
English (The) inn; opening chorus,
words and music by W. E. Kelley.
[Photostat] © 1 ¢. Dec. 31, 1927;
E 679785; Walter Edward Keiley,
New York. 574
Eniale blues; by A. C. Russell; pf.
©1c. Jan. 14, 1928; E 682189; Alva
Calvin Russell, Chicago.: aD
Enthousiasme (Enthusiasm); extrait
de Pyrame et Thisbé, de Trémisot,
of France; orch., avec 1°” violon
econducteur et pf. conducteur. 4to.
© Dee. 20, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 25, 1928;
E 684501; Francis Salabert, Paris.
576
Entrée de ballet; d’aprés Jean Philippe
Rameau, transcribed by Alfred De
Keyser, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Dee. 1, 1927; 1 «@ Jan. 4, 1928; B
677951; Schott & co., Itd., London.
Dt
Envoi (L’) ; words and music by Lady
Ashmore, of Scotland. © Dec. 10,
1927; 1 ec. Jan. 3, 1928; E 677860;
Paterson’s publications, Itd., Glas-
gow. 578
Erindring; af Hakon Bérresen, of
Denmark; pf. © Dec. 23, 1927;
1 c. Jan. 14, 1928; E 684167; Wil-
helm Hansen, Copenhagen. 579
Erin’s freedom; words by E. B. Ryan,
musie by Sister Mary Zita Lynch.
© 1c. Jan. 10, 1928; E 682099;
Elizabeth Boyle Ryan, St. Paul. 580
88235288 i 27
ody by E. D. Campbell. © 1c. Jan.
13, 1928; E 681184; Ralph Peer,
New York. 581
Hsearpolette (L’) (The swing); par
Trémisot, of France; orch., avec pf.
conducteur et 1°* violon conducteur.
4to. © Nov. 20, 1927; 1 ce. Dec. 23;
E 684104; Francis Salabert, Paris.
582
Espiritu Wesleyano (Spirit of Wes-
leyan) ; march, by L. G. Dorantes;
pf. ©1e. Nov. 25, 1927; E 678965;
Louis G. Dorantes, San Antonio.
583
Hstrella del sur; tango-milonga, de
José M. Lucchesi, of Brazil; orch.,
avec pf. conducteur, 1°" violon con-
ducteur et paroles. 4to. © Dec.
AQ loots AG. Dee. POeG a E
684408; Francis Salabert, Paris.
‘ 584
Hstrella del sur; tango milonga, de
José M. Lucchesi, of Brazil; pf. con
letra. © Dec. 1, 1927; 1 ec. Dec.
23; E 684216; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 585
Hternelle (L’) nuit; valse lente-inter-
mezzo, par G. Razigade, of France;
petit orch., avee pf. conducteur. 4to.
© Dee. 20, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 25, 1928;
E 684506; Georges Razigade, Bor-
deaux, France. 586
Hulogy (A); words and music by
John David Marks. [Photostat]
© 1c. Jan. 3, 1928; E 680845; John
D. Marks, New York. 587
HKuménides (Les) ; pt. 3, de L’ Orestie
d’ Eschyle, traduction de Paul
Claudel, musique de Darius Mil-
haud, of France; pf. 4 quatre mains
et chant. 4to.”. CjNow, 20, 1927 <
1 ec. Dec. 23; D 27236; Heugel, Paris.
588
Hureka method for the violin; by
Septimus Winner, new ed. rev. by
John Craig Kelley. ©..Sept. 22,
1927; 2: cand. Jan: (TF) 1925" A:
1062679; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
589
Evening; tone picture, by A. FE.
Venino; pf. © Jan. 9, 1928; 2 «.
Jan. 21; EK 682574; B. F. Wood
590
Evening bells; words by H. D. Spear,
music by Fred S. Shepard; male
voices. © Nov. 2, 1927; 2 e. Jan.
16, 1928; HE 682357; J. B. Trow-
bridge, Los Angeles. 591
music ¢co., Boston.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
592
Everlasting life is free; words and
melody by B. B. McKinney; mixed
voices. (Jn Gospel melodies) ©
gan. 10, 1928; 2 «& Jan 7 1657
682261; Robert H. Coleman, Dallas.
592
Every nite I go a’spooning; words
and melody by I. LeFontaine. ©
1 ec Jan. 18, 1928; E 681166; Ida
LeFontaine, Moosup, Conn. 593
Everybody does it now; words and
melody by Lillle Hughes; pf.
1c Jan. 9, 1928; E 6810838; Tri-
angle music pub. co., ine., New York.
594
Evocation; de T. Lowther, of Eng-
land; violoncelle et pf. © Dee. 10,
1927; 1 c. Jan. 7, 1928; H 684255;
Hditions Maurice Senart, Paris. 595
Ev’rybody knows I love somebody ;
from Rosalie, words by Ira Gersh-
win, music by George Gershwin; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Dee. 30, 1927;
2e. Jan. 4, 1928; E 681135; New
world music corp., New York. 596
Ew’rybody sings it now vo-do-d0-de-o-do ;
words and melody by M. Berkowitz
and Charles L. Sansone. ©1e. Jan.
23, 1928; E 681467; Morde Berko-
witz, Philadelphia. 597
Hwing (Montague) Four Egyptian pic-
tures; ballet dances, by M. Hwing,
of Great Britain; pf. Yellow sands.
[3 others] © Dec: 30, 1927; 1 ec.
Jan. 6, 1928; E 677986; Beal, Stut-
tard & co., Itd., London. 598
Face (The) of the Master; words by
Mrs. R. W. Leader, music by Mrs.
J. H. Cassidy; mixed voices. (In
Gospel melodies) © Jan. 10, 1928;
Z ¢. dan. 16° H: 682265) Robert A:
Coleman, Dallas. 599
Fairer than the rose; words by J. M.
White, music by J. M. White and
Corinne Vaughn. © 1 ¢. Jan. 23,
1928; E 681483; John McHlroy
White, Montgomery, Ala. 600
Fairy (The) fiddler; words by Norah
Hopper, music by Cedric Sharpe, of
Great Britain. © Dee. 28, 1927;
1c. Jan. 10, 1928; E 684022; Joseph
Williams, Itd., London. 601
Fairy (The) pipers; 2-pt. song, words
by Fred E. Weatherly, music by A.
Herbert Brewer, arr. by John
O'Shea; treble voices. 4to. © Dec.
23, 1927; 2c. Jan. 3, 1928: E 681011;
Boosey & co., ltd., New York. 602
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 23
Fairy (The) ring; by Agatha Pfeiffer ;
pf. © Dec. 20, 1927; 2 ¢« Dee. 28;
E 681002; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 603
Fais ca pour moi; onestep, de
Vopérette Lulu, par Philippe Parés
et Georges van Parys, both of
France; orch., avec pf. conducteur,
1°" violon conducteur et paroles.
4to. © Dec. 20, 1927; 1 ec. Jan. 16,
1928; E 684406; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 604
Famous clarinet cadenzas; selected
by Walter C. Schad. © Jan. 3,
1928; 2) c...an: {Oe ney dame) eg A
1062197; Belwin, inc., New York.
605
Fantasia Slav; by Michel Sciapiro;
violin and pf. © Jan. 20, 1928; 2c.
Jan. 23; E 682477; Harms, inc., New
York. 606
Fantasie, Passacaglia und Fugue;
liber den namen Bach, von Johannes
Engelmann, of Germany, op. 28;
orgel. obl. Svo. © Jan. 2, 1928;
1c. Jan. 16; E 684281; Breitkopf &
Hirtel, Leipzig. 607
Fantasy sonata; by Arnold Bax, of
England; harp and viola. © Jan.
17, 1928;.41.¢e. Jan. 19; 58 ‘684367;
Murdoch, Murdoch & co. (ine., with
J. G. Murdoch & co., Itd.), London.
608
Fantoches et marionnettes; danse
caractéristique, de Noé Faure, arr. .
par Gilbert Beaume, both of France ;
orch. avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
Oct. 18, 1927; 1 ec. Dec. 31; E 684145;
United music co., New York. 609
Far across the blue sea; words and
music by N. A. Neumann. © 1 ec.
Jan. 17, 1928; E 682324; Nellie A.
Neumann, Dorchester, Mass. 610
Farewell, dear love; Elizabethan and
Jacobean pt. song. by Robert Jones,
harmonized by Edmund H. Fellowes,
of England, with tonie solfa tr. by
H. J. Timothy; mixed voices; in G@
min. 4to. © Dee 17, 1927; 1]
Dee. 19; E 6843828; Stainer & Bell.
Itd.. London. 611
Farm hand blues; words and melody
by Texas Alexander [pseud. of
Alger Alexander], arr. by Mary Lee
Eskew. © 1c. Jan. 5, 1928; H
681188; Polk C. Brockman, Atlanta.
612
28
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1928
Fascinatin’ vamp; by Joseph Nuss-
baum; dance orch. 4to. © Feb. 1,
1928; 2 ¢. Jan. 31; EH 682665; Sam
Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 613
Fascinating eyes; words by Irving
Kahal and Francis Wheeler, music
by Ted Snyder; pf. ©1c. Jan. 18,
1928; E 6813828; Waterson, Berlin
& Snyder eco., New York.. 614
Fate; photoplay music, by Emil Bier-
man; orch. 4to. © Dec. 30, 1927;
2 ec. Dee. 29; E 682045; American
composers, ine., New York. 615
Fatuous (A) tragedy ; words by Homer
Brewer, music by H. T. Burleigh; 4
men’s voices. 4to. © Jan. 18, 1928;
2c. Jan. 19; E 681415;-G. Ricordi
& co., ine., New York. 616
Favorite darkey songs; compiled by
Harvey Hindermeyer and Earle
Tuckerman. © Dec. 31, 1927; 2c.
and aff. Jan. 7, 1928; A 1062678;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 617
Favorite songs for the home, school
and chureh; Catholic ed., compiled
by the Cable co., bk. div. rev. 3d
ed. S8vo. © Dec. 10, 1927; 2 ¢. and
aff. Jan. 20, 1928; A 1063728; Cable
co., Chicago. 618
Feelin’ good ; from Rain or shine, words
by Jack Yellen, music by Owen
Murphy; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by May Singhi Breen. © Jan. 6.
1928; 2 ce. Jan. 7; E 679937; Ager,
Yellen & Bornstein, ine., New York.
619
Femmes (Les) que j’aime; couplets de
Ma femme, paroles de Paul Briquet
et Paul Gordeaux, musique de Pierre
de Meure et Irving Paris, both of
France. © Dec. 1, 1927; 1 e Dec.
23; E 684172; Kam, Paris. 620
Fern leaves waltz; by Herman Bell-
stedt: conducter pt. 4to. © Jan.
Hy 1928. 2. ¢. Jan. 13% E 682637 -
Roland Hrnst Bellstedt, Cincinnati.
621
Ferveur (Fervour) ; meditation, de H.
Morisson et Hans Ourdine, both of
France; orch. avee pf. conducteur.
4to. © Dec. 23, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 25,
1928; E 684509; L. Philippo, Paris.
622
Fétes de la vierge; prélude A V’introit,
de Paul de Maleingreau, of Belgium,
op. 25; orgue sans pédale. obl. 4to.
© Dec. 10, 1927: 1 c Jan. 7, 1928:
E 684242; Editions Maurice Senart,
Paris. 623
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634
Fife (The) and drum corps; by Ida
Bostelmann; pf.. © Jan. 3, 1928;
2c. Jan. 7; H 679966; Belwin, inc.,
New York. 624.
Finlandia; by Jean Sibelius, of Fin-
land, op. 26, no. 7, played by Richard
Singer. (Welte-Mignon reproducing
record, no. C-7715) [Music roll] ©
Sept. 15, 1927; 2 ¢« Nov. 15; HB
681039; De luxe reproducing roll
corp., New York. [Copyright is
claimed on interpretation] 625
First meeting one step; by J. D. Schur-
mann; steel guit. © Nov. 1, 1926;
2c. Jan. 17, 1928; E 682288; Joseph
Daniel Schurman, Denver. 626
First (The) snowdrop; 4 pt. song,
words by J. W. Cheadle, music by
KF. A. Challinor, of Great Britain;
mixed voices. 4to. © Dee. 24, 1927;
1 e@. Jan. 6, 1928; E 677983; Bayley
& Ferguson, Glasgow. 627
Five (The) C’s go travelling; teaching
the registers, by Ida Bostelmann ; pf.
NG) EAM. gets phe pee eA Me 1 cee
679968 ; Belwin, inc., New York. 628
Flame of love; words and melody by
J. L. Lemberg. ©1ce. Jan. 18, 1928;
E 681324; Joseph Liebish Lemberg,
Charlestown, Mass. 629
Flament (Edouard) -Pastorale (Pas-
toral) ; de HE. Flament, of France, op.
72, no. 2; orch. avec pf.-conducteur.
4to. © Nov. 20, 1927; 1 ce. Dec. 23;
E 684111; Francis Salabert, Paris.
630
Flap cakes; words and music by L.
Novak. New York City, Frank Har-
ding. © Jan. 30, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan. 31;
EK 682683; Lester Novak, Albion,
Mich. 631
Flapper stomp; words and music by
Chris. Smith, Billy Pierce and Al.
West; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
T™ Kahana. © dan. 14, 1928-"2 c.
Jan. 16: E 681237; Edward B. Marks
music co., New York. 632.
Fleet street; words by Shane Leslie,
music by George Harris; high voice.
© Dec., 20, 1927: 2 c.. Dec. 28.) B
680999 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
633
Fleurs (Les); divertissement, par
J..M. Zoubaloff, of France; pf. ©
Dee. 10, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 7, 1928; B
684256; Editions Maurice Senart,
Paris. 634
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635
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
Flor (La) espanola; paso-doble, por
Basilio Miranda, of Spain, y G.
van Parys, of France; pf. © Aug.
10, 1927; 1 ce. Jan. 7, 1928; E 684238 ;
Hditions musicales Sam Fox, Paris.
635
Florecita; tango milonga, par José M.
Lucchesi, of Brazil; orch., avec pf.
conducteur, 1°" violon conducteur et
paroles. 4to. © Dec. 20, 1927; 1.
Jan. 16, 1928; E 684409; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 636
Florecita; tango milonga, de José M.
Lucchesi, of Brazil; pf. con letra.
©), Deciod,. 1927. 3d pe.~ Dee. + 23-0
684187; Francis Salabert, Paris. 637
Florence; words and musi¢ by Chappie
Chappelle, arr. by Claude Austin. ©
Dec. 7, 1927; 2 ec. Dec. 8; E 6801389;
United pub. co., New York. 638
Florida waters; words and music by
O. Smulian; pf. [Blue-print] ©
1c. Jan. 18, 1928; EH 681178; Ohren
Smulian, Pine Bluff, Ark. 639
Foggy (The) dew; 4-pt. cho., words
by E. H. Milligan, music arr. by
George H. Gartlan, ed. by C. Milligan
Fox, adapted for school choruses by
Ralph L. Baldwin; men’s voices.
AtO:,... ©, kane 710.1928 5 .2r ex, Fan.
20; E 681422; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 640
Folio of characteristic and atmospheric
music; by Maurice Helfand, and
others; pf. v. 1. A cloister episode.
{5 others|—v. 2. A South Sea ro-
mance. © Nov. 11, 1927; 2 ec. each
and aiffs. Nov. 12; A 1065142, 1065143 ;
Maurice Baron and Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
641, 642
Folio of dramatic minor and light con-
cert valses; piano. v. 1. © Nov.
11,° 1927 7,2, c.;and aff. yNov. 12; A
1017629; Irving Berlin standard
music corp., New York. 643
Folio of marches; by Emmet Balfmoor,
and others; pf. v. 1. Student pranx.
[5 others] © Nov. 11, 1927; 2 e.
and aff. Nov. 12; A 10651389; Irving
Berlin standard music corp., New
York. 644
Folio of serenades and caprices; by
Maurice Baron, and others; pf. vy. 1.
The butterfly’s madrigal. [5 others]
© Nov. 11, 1927; 2 ec: and aff. Nov.
12: A 1065146; Maurice Baron and
Irving Berlin standard music corp.,
New York. 645
2
e
Folio of tone poems and reveries;
piano. v 3. © Nov. 11, 1927; 2 «.
and aff. Nov. 12; A 1017631; Irving
Berlin standard music corp., New
York. 646
Folio of western music; galops and
one steps; piano. v. 1. © Nov. 11,
1927 5 2.» Gn dand- jak Nae, eer A.
1017630; Irving Berlin- standard
music corp., New York. 647
Folio of western music; galops and
one steps, by Al. Tremblay, and
others; pf. v. 2. Air mail galop.
[5 others] © Noy. 11, 1927; 2 «.
and aff. Nov. 12; A 1065138; Mau-
rice Baron and Irving Berlin stand-
ard music corp., New York. 648
Fool'n’ time; fox trot, words by Ed-
ward R. Mitton, music by B. G.
Hawkins. © 1. Jan. 21, 1928; B
681486 ; White-Smith music pub. co.,
Boston. 649
For ever and eyer with you; words
and mus‘c by G. Chill. © Jan. 10,
1928 ; 2 c. Jan. 18; EH 681293 ; George
Chill, Chicago. 650
For seven long years I’ve been mar-
ried; words and melody by Kelly
Harrell. © 1c. Jan. 26, 1928; B
682593 ; Ralph Peer, New York. 651
For Thee; words and music by N. M.
Cogley; mixed voices. 8vo. © Dee.
21, 1927; 2c. Jan. 3, 1928; E 682489 ;
Nannie M. Cogley, Spr'ngfield, Mo.
652
Forest (The) of memory; suite, by
Draycot Dell, arr. by Charles Pren-
tice, of England; orch. 1. The spirit
of the dawn. [2 others] © Dec.
30; -) 1927" Fe” Sam) ane
684315; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, lItd., London. 653
Forest sprite; by G. A. Grant-Schae-
fer :ipf,, ©, Jan. Ai, (eee aene. san.
21; E 682424; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 654
Forever and ever; from Rain or shine,
words by Jack Yellen, music by Mil-
ton Ager; pf. ace., with ukulele arr
by May Singhi. Breen. © Jan. 6,
1928: 2 e. Jan. 7; EH 679938; Ager,
Yellen & Bornstein, inc., New York.
655
Forevermore; words by Alan Lewss,
musie by Manfred Gotthelf and
Helen Burnett; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Dec. 28, 1927; 2. ¢ Dee. 30; HE
680963 ; Harms, ine., New York. 656
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no. 1, 1928
OTT
Forget-me-not; by Ben Vereecken, ed.
by Carlton L. Colby; E flat alto saxo-
phone and pf. © Jan. 2, 1928; 2 ¢.
Jan. 3; EH 680812; Rubank, inc., Chi-
cago. : 657
Forgotten ; hymn, words by A. H. Ack-
ley, music by B. D. Ackley. (In
Gospel melodies) © Jan. 10, 1928;
2 ce. Jan. 16; E 682262; Robert H.
Coleman, Dallas. 658
Forsaken (Abandonnée) ; waltz, words
by L. Meloche, music by Juliette
Meloche, of Canada. Montreal, Can-
ada, Roma music publishers. © Dec.
2, 1926; 1 ¢ Jan. 12, 1928; E 684888 ;
Lue:en Meloche, Montreal, Canada.
659
Four and twenty elders; 4 pt. hymn,
words and musie arr. by Willa A.
Townsend; mixed voices. Jan. 8,
1926" 2-e' Jan. 12: EE 682139; Sam-
uel W. Beazley, Chicago. 660:
Four (The) horsemen; sacred cantata
in 8 pts., text selected by Harold
W. Thompson, music by T. Frederick
H. Candlyn; mixed voices with or-
gan acc. 4to. Before the Throne.
[2"others| © Dec. 20,.1927; 2 «.
Jan. 10, 1928; E 682015: H. W. Gray
co., New York. 661
Fourteen steps to hell; words and mel-
ody by John B. Blakey. © 1. Jan.
9, 1928; E 681073; Consolidated mu-
sie pub. house, Chicago. 662
Franck (César) Marche (March) ; de
Ghiselle, transcrit par Charles Tour-
nemire, of France; grand orgue. ©
Dee. 23, 1927; 1 ¢c. Jan: 25, 1928; E
684466; Choudens, Paris. 663
Franco-Espano suite; arr. by P. A.
Marquardt; orch. 1. Chanson fran-
caise. [1 other] © Dec. 29, 1927:
2 ec. Dee. 31; E 679769; Photo play
music ¢co., ine., New York. 664
Frau (H’ne) von Format; operette in
8 akten, von Rudolph Schanzer u.
Ernst Welisch, musik von Michael
Krausz, of Hungary, vollstindiger
klavierauszug zum dirigieren einge-
richtet von Ernst Hauke. © Novy.
me AOk7; 2oveo Jan, “14; 91928. Bb
684128; Drei masken verlag, a. &.,
Berlin. 665
Freeze out; melody by Thos. Waller.
el. .G fale 15.) 1928 =H G81 Gt :
Clarence Williams music pub. co.,
inec., New York. . 666
Friendship (A) song; words by Ma-
rion EH. Grey, mus ¢ by J. A. Rogers.
[Photestat] © 1c. Jan. 11, 1928;
EK 682172; John A. Rogers, New
York. 667
Fyrolich’ pfalz, Gott erhalt’s ; deutscher
singermarsch nach F. Streng, von
Th. Gruss, bearb. von Leo Artok. of
Germany ; salon orch. mit pf. conduc-
tor. © Dec. 20, 1927; 1 @© Dee. 17;
HK} 684289; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany. 668
From all the world; words by Tom
Ford, music by Lew Cobey; high
voice; in E flat. New York, Chap-
pell-Harms, ine. © Jan. 8, 1928: 2c.
Jan. 4; E 681017; Harms, ine., New
York. 669
From day to day; anthem, words and
mus‘ie by Bernard Hamblen; quartet
of mixed voices. New York, N. Y.,
Chappell-Harms, ine. 4to. © Dee.
2a. “192 E S20. “Decry "29 so e800 0):
Harms, ine., New York. 670
From prison to mother’s grave; words
by H. T. Pace, music by, Lewis
Franklin. © Jan. 10, 1927; 2c. Jan.
12, 1928; E 682162; Nat’onal music
co., Chicago. 671
Friithlingserwachen (Réveil du_ prin-
temps); von E. Bach, arr. von Leo
Artok,; of Germany; salen oreh. mit
pf. conductor. © May 28, 1927; 1c.
July 12: E 677926; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany. 672
Friihlingsmorgen; worte von R.
Leander, musik von Gustav Mahler,
instr. von Robert Heger, of Ger-
many; sop. u. orch. Partitur. ©
Sept: 1920: bac.,Aug.; 20 i9:E
6779138; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany. 673
Fiir jung und alt; lindler, by P.
Miiller; 1st B flat cornet. © 1 «¢.
Jan. 19 1928: FE’ 682400; Peter
Miiller, Philadelphia. 674
Funny face; selection, by George
Gershwin, arr. by Hans Spialek; pf.
© Dec. 30, 1927; 2c. Jan. 4, 1928;
E 680971; New world music corp.,
New York. 675
Fusée (La) (The rocket) ; march, by
Cedric H. Akaster, of England; pf.
© Dee...6,) 1927 341 ve., Jan. 19, 1928;
E} 6843831; West's, ltd., London. 676
Garden; words by Margaret Sangster,
music by Harry R. Spier; in C. ©
Dec. 30, 1927; 2 ce. Jan. 3, 1928; EB
681016; Boosey & co., ltd., New York.
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678
Garden (The); words by Alice Mey-
nell, music by Dom Thomas Symons,
of Great Britain; high voice. [Lon-
‘don], Winthrop Rogers, Itd. ©
Dec. 22, 1927; 1 « Jan. 3, 192890
677945; Hawkes & son © (London)
Itd., London. 678
Garden (The); words by W. EH. Gro-
gan, music by Josef Holbrooke, of
England. © Dec. 30, 1927; 1 «
Jan. 3, 1928; E 677980; Elkin &
co., ltd., London. 679
Garden of joy blues; melody by Clif-
ford Hayes. © 1c. Jan. 26, 1928;
E 682598; Ralph Peer, New York.
‘680
Garden of the Rockies; words and
music by F..H. Johnson. © 1. ¢
Dec. 20, 1927; E 682070; Florence
Haegg Johnson, Ronan, Mont. 681
Gaspard et Zoé; ou, L’aprés-midi dans
un pare, scénes enfantines d’aprés
Henri-Pierre Roché, par Georges
Auric, of France; pf. © Dec. 39,
1927; 1.c. Jan. 12, 1928; EH 684160;
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen. 682
Gather the rose; from The White
eagle, words by Brian Hooker, mu-
sic by Rudolf Friml. © Jan. 26,
1928; 2c. Jan. 25; BE 681492; Water-
son, Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
683
Gavotte; by F. J. Gossec, arr. by Al-
bert Harvey; Ist and 2nd violins
with pf. ace. © Jan. 20, 1928; 2 ¢.
Jan. 20; EH 681448; Fred Heltman
co.. Cleveland. 684
Gavotte; by F. Louis Taylor, of Great
Britain, op. 109, no. 6; violin and
pies in’ D maj.’ ©* Dee. 23 1927;
1 ec. Jan. 6, 1928; E 677942; Joseph
Williams, ltd., London. 685
Gavotte: by Ralph H. Clewell; organ.
(In Suite for organ.) © Jan. 12,
1928) 2c) Jan, 167 Hi eS2aa0 77k L-
thur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 686
Gavotte; by W. H. Rehm; violin and
pf. Chicago, Clayton F. Summy co.
© Jan. 5): 1928" 2 ewan. wos
679925; William H. Rehm, Chicago.
687
Gavotte; d’aprés F. J. Gossee, tran-
seribed by Alfred De Keyser, of
Great Britain; pf. © Dee. 1, 1927;
1 ec. Jan. 4. 1928; E 677948; Schott
& co., ltd., London. 688
Gavotte in G minor; by Cedric Sharpe,
of Great Britain; violoncello and
pt. IIT, n.s., v. 23
pfx, ©, Dec. 16; 192T > doe tams9,
1928; E 684001; Joseph Williams,
Itd., London. 689
Gee! but I’m blue; words by Geo. A.
Little and Will J. Harris, music by
Fred Rose, arr. by Rube Bennett;
pf. and ukulele ace. © 1 c. Jan.
6, 1928; E 680941; Harold Rossiter
music co., Chicago. 690
Gen. Mixup, U. S. A.; characteristic
march, by Thos. 8. Alien; pf. ©
Nov. 1, 2927: 2 @. aul, soe tetera. Bs
680875; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston.
i< 691
Gentleman Jim; words by L. Pewick,
music by Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. Jan.
18, 1928; E 681316; Lee Pewick, St.
Louis. . 692
German. (@dward) Three dances
from the music to Henry VIII; arr.
by Adolf Schmid; orch. with pf.
conductor. 1. Morris dance. [2
others] © Jan. 19, 1928; 2 ec. Jan.
28; E 681592; G. Schirmer, inc,
New York. 693
Gesang der Heliane (Szene des ge-
richts) ; aus Das wunder du Heliane,
worte von Hans Miller, musik von
Erich Wolfgang Korngold, of Aus-
tria; in fis dur. © Dec. 20, 1927;
1 ec. Dee. 17; E 684299; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany. 694
Get busy; or, Mother hen’s advice,
words anon., from The congrega-
tionalist, music by E. H. Jackson.
© 1c Jan. 20, 1928; E 681376;
Hrnest H. Jackson, Great Barring-
ton, Mass. 695
Get you a papa; fox-trot blues, words
and music by M. H. Finley, arr. by
John Mickala. © 1c. Dee. 13, 1927;
EK 679886; Mayme E. Finley, Red
Lodge, Mont. 696
Ghiselle; prélude du 2° acte de César
Franck, transcrite par Charles
Tournemire, of France; grand orgue.
© Dee. 23, 1927; 1 ¢. Jan. 25, 1928;
E 684460; Choudens, Paris. 697
Giardini (Felice) Sonate; recueillies
et arr. d’Emilio Pente, of Italy; vio-
lon, avec ace. de pf. d’aprés la basse
chiffrée; en si bémol. © Sept. 1,
1927: duc Aug net yo? 6GTISi0s BS.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
698
Giorni (Aurelio) 24 coneert études ;
no. 12, in G sharp minor; pf.
Jan. 10, 1928; 2c. Jan. 20; EH 681417;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 699
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1928
720
sharp; pf. © Jan. 10, 1928; 2 ec.
Jan. 20; E 681418; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 700
Gipsy (The) child; lullaby, words by
Marion D. Bishop, music by Percy
C. Sullivan, of England. London,
Rowland’s. © Jan. 13, 1928; 1 ¢.
Jan. 27; E 684446; Solomon Row-
land, London. 701
Girl (The) friend; selection, by Rich-
ard Rodgers, arr. by Dan Godfrey,
of Great Britain; full military, band
with conductor. London, Chappell
Seco. Ing.’ €) Dec, 15° 1927" «.
Dec. 31; E 677874; Harms, ine., New
York. 702
Girl (The) from way out yonder;
words by G. A. Demo, music by J.
Ingram and V. I. Silver, arr. by J.
Gunther and W. Perrella. Atlantic
City, N. J., Greater Atlantic music
co. © Nov. 10, 1927: 2 ¢. Jan. 6,
1928; E 682164; George A. Demo,
Joe Ingram and V. I. Silver, Phila-
delphia. 703
G'rl (The) that stole my heart; words
and musie by George L. Rothermel,
op. 117; pf. and ukulele ace. © Jan.
Pease Cc. Jan.. 25:.E 681501 ;
Rothermel music pub. co., Sunbury,
Pa. 704
Girls (The) of today: words by F.
Yank, melody by Robt. H. Brennen.
© 1c. Jan. 3, 1928; E 679891; Frank
» Yank, Shenandoah, Pa. 705
Gitanerias (The Gipsy); by Maria
Grever, transcribed by Arthur Hart-
mann; violin and pf. © Dec. 20,
1927; 2 ce. Dec. 28; E 680984; G..
706
Gitano (Il) re; versi di Alfredo Gon-
dolfi, musica di A. F. Paganucci.
1c. Jan. 9, 1928: E 681093; Anthony
F. Paganucci, Brooklyn. 707
G‘tarre-lauten schule der neuzeit; von
August Winterfeld, of Germany; mit
simtl. dur-moll-tonarten. 4to. ©
Mee) 27721927 34 1. eloTany 16211928:
EK 684149; A. Winterfeld, Berlin.
708
Gitarre-schule; elementarschule, leich-
tes solospiel mit liederanhanse Das
volkslied, von Ferdinando Carulli,
neu-ausgabe von Ernst Hiilsen, of
Germany. © Aug. 1, 1927; 1c. July
26; HE 677922; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. 709
Schirmer, ine., New York.
30
24 concert études; no. 13, in F | Gitarre-schule
fiir fortgeschrittene ;
das lagenspiel, legato, flageolett mit
liederanhang, von Ferdinando Carul-
li, neu-ausgabe von Ernst Hiilsen, of
Germany. © Dee. 20, 1927; 1 «.
Dec. 17; E 684290; B. Schott’s soéhne,
Mainz, Germany. 710
Giullare (Il); ouverture, di Guido
Ragni, of Italy, op. 22; piccola orch.
con pf. conduttore. © Jan. 3, 1928;
1c. Jan. 28; BH 684524; A. & G. Car-
isch & c., Milan. T11
Giuseppina marcia; di G. Mastelli, of
Italy; pf. © 1c. Jan. 19, 1928; BE
681409; Giovanni Mastelli, Philadel-
phia. 12
Give me a house on the h'llside; words
and music by Arthur A. Penn. 1.
High, in E flat—2. Low, in C. ©
Dec. 23, 1927; 2 c. each Jan. 7, 1928;
E 681281; Oliver Ditson co., was Sere
7
Give me a smile and I'll give you a
kiss; words and melody by R. Hen-
derly. ie Wane 50° 1928) ok
680915; Russell Henderly, Cincin-
nati. 714
Give me one hour; from The white
eagle, words by Brian Hooker, mu-
sie by Rudolf Friml. © Jan. 26,
1928; 2c. Jan. 25; H 681493 ; Water-
son, Berlin & Snyder co., New Ee
rail
Give to the world your best; words
and melody by V. Worstell. ©1e.
Jan. 13, 1928; E 681163; Vard Wors-
tell, Corning, Ia. 716
Give your all to Jesus; words and mu-
sie by Mrs. C. H. Morris; mixed
voices. © Sept. 30, 1927; 2 ce. Dec.
19; E 679801; Edwin O. Excell, jr.,
Ch'eago. T17
Gloria ; words by M. C. Schuyler, music
by A. Buzzi-Peccia; sop. and alto.
©; July; 2% 192%:2 «e;, Dees 343° E
679794; Harold Flammer, inc., New
York. 718
Glory be to God; processional, music
by Lotscher [and] Blessed are they
that hear the word of God; music
by Bedinger, words of each tr. by
Otto H. Bostrom; mixed voices. 4to.
© Dee. "Zeie27- 2° «. Dec 16> Bb
679909; Augustanta book concern,
Rock Island, Ill. 719
Glory, glory, hallelujah; 4 pt. hymn,
words and music by Edward Boat-
ner; mixed voices. © Jan. 3, 1928;
2c. Jan. 12; EH 682135; Samuel W.
Beazley, Chicago. 720
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
721
pt. III, 0. S., v. 23
Go into all the world; words and mu-
sic by C. S. Cadwallader. © Nov.
2, 1927; 2c. Jan. 16, 1928 ; BE 682351 ;
I. EK. Reynolds, Seminary Hill, Tex.
: 721
Go to father; words and melody by C.
B. Whitaker. © 1c. Jan. 18, 1928;
E 681311; Calvin B. Whitaker, Kan-
sas City, Mo. (22
Go to it; words and music by G. W.
Bilbo, arr. by Harry L. Alford. ©
Dees 20 A927. 2c. Dec! 29ers
680778; George W. Bilbo, Madill,
Okl. (23
Gobetto (Il) e ’a maruzzara; duetto
comico caratteristico, versi e musica
di Alberto Colombo, of Italy. © 1.
Jan. 18, 1928; E 681198; Italian
book ¢o., inc., New York. , 724
God never fails; words and music by
W. P. Loveless; mixed voices. ©
Nov.,..2; 1927; 2 5e@;Jan. ile. 1928 -
E 682480; Wendell P. Loveless, Chi-
cago. 725
God of the living; set to tune St.
Chrysostom, words by John Ellerton,
music by Joseph Barnby, adapted
and arr. by Charles P. Scott; mixed
voices. 4to. © Dec. 27, 1927; 2 c.
Jan. 4, 1928; E 679859; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 726
God’s going to set this world on fire;
4 pt. hymn, words and music by
Edward Boatner; mixed voices. ©
Jan. 3, 1928: 2c. Jan. 12; EB 682134;
Samuel W. Beazley, Chicago. 727
God speaks to travelers by night;
words by Hal S. White, music by
Laurence Adler; mixed voices, with
pf. or organ ace. © Dec. 10, 1927;
2c. Jan. 16, 1928: E 681332; Edi- |
728
God’s dwelling place; words and mel-
ody by Elder Burch. © 1c. Jan. 11,
1928; E 681180; Ralph Peer, New
York. 729
God’s greatest gift; words and music
by Merton H. Bories, Paul Corbell
and Neil Moret; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Jan. 23, 1928: 2c Jan. 283 EB
682624; Villa Moret, inc., San Fran-
cisco. 730
Goin’ to see my friends again; spir-
itual, words and music by O. W.
Winkfield, arr. by A. W. Simms;
tions Maurice Senart, Paris.
quartet.,;© 1 ¢.. Jan. 9, 1928; B
681089; Orange Willis Winkfield,
Chicago. 731
Go
Golden
Going away blues; words and melody
by W. Andrews. © 1c. Jan. 10,
1928; E 682082; Ralph Peer, New
York. 732
Golden gate; words by Billy Rose and
Dave Dreyer, music by Al Jolson and
Joseph Meyer. © Jan. 12, 1928;
2c. Jan. 13; E 681148 ; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 733
(The) goose; choral ballet,
words and music by Gustav Holst,
arr. by Vally Lasker, both of Great
Britain. Vocal se. 4to. © Nov. 17,
1927; 1 ¢«. Dec. 29; E 684034; Ox-
ford university press, London. 734
Golden moon; waltz song, words by
Mary Belle Rich, music by Erdell
Mutchler; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Dec. 30; 1927 ; "Se. Weer ="
679764; Mutchler music pub. co.,
Miami, Fla. 735
Goldilocks; story suite, by Mildred
Weston; pf. with words. 1. Goldi-
locks knocks at the door. [5 others]
© Dee. 27, 1927; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1928;
E 679873; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 736
Goldschmidt (Berthold) Sonate; von
B. Goldschmidt, of Germany, op. 10;
klavier. © Dec. 7, 1927; 1 c. Dee.
,380; E 677877; Universal-edition
actiengesellschaft, Vienna. 737
Goldstien’s a grand old American
name; words and music by L. W.
Appleton, jr.; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Dee. 27,. 1927:-2 ¢., Dec, 29; EH
680782; Lewis W. Appleton, jr.,
Philadelphia. 738
Golf; 4-pt. song, words by Oliver Mur-
ray Edwards, music by William
Berwald; male voices. 4to. © Dec.
21, 1927; 2c. Jan. 9, 2925" E Gsi2I7 ;
Oliver M. Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y.
739
Goll-iff! words and melody by M. J.
Callahan. © 1c. Jan. 18, 1928; H
682409; Marie J. Callahan, Cleve-
land. 740
Gondola d’amore; intermezzo, di Ar-
mando Mercuri, of Italy; piccola
orch. con pf. conduttore. © Nov. 14,
1927: 1 @ Jan. 13) 1928: Ho Gs40t1:
A. & G. Carisch & ¢c., Milan. 741
Good-bye, Capri; valediction, by Eu-
genie Rayman, of Czecho-Slovakia ;
pf. © Dec. 20, 1927; 2 c. Dec. 28;
E 681001; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 742
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1928
Good news; 4 pt. hymn, words and
music by Edward Boatner; mixed
yoices. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan.
12; E 682106; Samuel W. Beazley,
Chicago. ; 743
Good (The) Samaritan; cantata, text
compiled largely from the Scriptures,
by Bernice H. Runkel, music by
Kenneth EK. Runkel; mixed voices,
with organ ace. 4to. © Jan. 16,
1928; 2c. Jan 18; E 681414; John
Church co., Cincinnati. 744
Gospel (The) ship [and] The ship that
never returned; words anon., old
melody arr. by Jarette E. Aycock;
mixed voices. 4to. © Dec. 1, 1927;
2 ¢. Dee. 16; E 682009; Jarette EH
Aycock, Bethany, Okl. 745
Gounod (Charles Francois) Fantasie
uber motive aus Gounod’s’ oper
Romeo und Julia (Fantaisie sur
Vopéra de Gounod, Romeo et Juli-
ette) ; von Ad. Schreiner, arr. von
Leopold Weninger, of Austria; orch.
© idan! 1, 1928; 1 «@ Jan. 25; B
684377 ; Anton J. Benjamin, Leipzig.
746
Frihlingslied (Au_ printemps) ;
arr. von Leo Artok, of Germany;
salon orch. mit pf. conductor. © Dec.
20, 1927; 1 ce. Dec. 17; E 684287;
B. Schott’s sédhne, Mainz, Germany.
TAT
—— Soldiers’ chorus; 4-pt. song, from
Faust, English version rev. by Th.
Baker, music by C. Gounod, adapted
for school choruses by Ralph L.
Baldwin; men’s’ voices. 4to. ©
man, I9) 1928: 2 ¢ Jan. 283 0H
681589; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 748
Graefe (G.) Concerto; de G. Graefe.
of France; violoncelle et pf.; en ut
man. *(€) Dec. 1, 1927: T ‘ce. Jan. 19,
1928; Ei 684450; Schott fréres, Brus-
sels, Belguim. 749
Grande (La) parata; versi di Vit-
torio Guerriero, melodia di Attilio
Staffelli, of Italy; mand. Napoli, G.
Santojanni. 4to. © Sept. 6, 1927;
1e. Jan. 3. 1928; E 677882; Italian
book eco., New York. 750
Grass (The) grows greener ’way down
home; words by Jack Yellen, music
by Dan Dougherty; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by May Singhi Breen.
MoOedan. 6, 19285.2..ec Jam )62 BH
680903; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein,
inc., New York. ~. 751
30
762
Grazia; mazurka, melodia d’H. Hrario.
©. 1 c. Jan.31,, 1928; BE. 682711;
Ernesto Erario, Brooklyn. 752
Great camp meeting; 4 pt. hymn,
words and music by EH. C. Deas;
mixed voices. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 ¢.
Jan. 12; E 682123; Samuel W.
Beazley, Chicago. 753
Great day; 4 pt. hymn, words and
music by Work-Brothers; mixed
voices. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 ce. Jan.
12; E 682158; Samuel W. Beazley,
Chicago. 754
Greatest (The) of these is love; words
and musie by A. H. Ackley; mixed
voices. (In Gospel melodies) ©
Jan. 10, 1928; 2c. Jan. 16; E 682258 ;
Robert H. Coleman, Dallas. 755
Greek epitaph; words by Theodoridas,
music by Reginald C. Robbins;
{[bar.] © Dec. 20, 1927; 2 c. Jan.
16, 1928; E 6813844; Editions
Maurice Senart, Paris. 756
Green and gold; words by Zelda
Medvedov Landsman, music by
Marian Morris. © Jan. 7, 1928;
2 e. Jan. 7; E 681035; Louise Conk-
lin, Detroit. 757
Grey eyes; words and melody by Gene
Davis [i. e. G. D. Radebaugh] ©
1c. Jan. 20, 1928; E 681375; Gene
Davis Radebaugh, Los Angeles. 758
Griefstricken; lamentoso, by Edwund
Varnier, of France, arr. by William
Strasser; orch. with pf. conductor.
© Jan. 23, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 25; H
681514; Emil Ascher, inc., New
York. 759
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) Notturno;
arr. by W. A. Goldsworthy; organ.
(In American organ quarterly, v. 9,
no. 24, Jan. 1928) © Jan. 3, 1928;
2c. Jan. 10; E 682028; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 760
Gross (Alphonse) Deux esquisses
Alsaciennes (Two Alsatian
sketches) ; de A. Gross, of France;
oreh. avec pf. conducteur. 4to. a.
Au bord du Rhin. [1 other] ©
Now 20, 198m: ner Dee! 23;
684108; Francis Salabert, Paris.
761
Guilbert (Yvette) 10 chansons de Paul
de Kock; époque romantique, mu-
sique de Yvette Guilbert, harmonisée
par Mme. de Faye Jozin, both of
Franee. 4to. © Dec. 23, 1927; 1 ¢.
Jan. 25, 1928; E 684490; Heugel,
Paris. 762
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
763
Guilbert (Yvette)—Continued.
10 chansons du 18° siécle; paroles
de Collé, et d’autres, musique de
Yvette Guilbert, harmonisée par
Mme. de Faye Jozin, both of France.
4to. --© Dec. 23, 1927; 1c. Jan. 25,
1928; E 684491; Heugel, Paris. 763
Guzzi-Buzzi (Ercole) Andantino; de
E. Guzzi-Buzzi, of Italy; orch. avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dee. 23,
1927; 1 c. Jan. 25, 1928; E 684512;
Albert Avon, Lyon, France. 764
Habana; marcha-fox, poesia de Gus-
tavo S. Galarraga, musica qd’ H.
Lecucna. Habana, Lecuona music
1c0. +2 G@) Heb: 22,4927 3 ye. Sane 21,
1928; E 6843864; Ernesto Lecuona,
Havana, Cuba. 765
Habanera; des scénes espagnoles, de
Gilbert Beaume, of France; orch.
avee pf. conducteur. 4to. © Oct.
18)) 1927 5: die. Dees Ss HE 1684183 ;
United music co., New York. 766
Hiindel (Georg Friedrich) Alcina;
overture to the opera, transcribed
by Harvey B. Gaul; organ. © Dec.
13, )1927-;. 2 °e. Dee. (173) HGS ;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 767
Hail, gladdening light; evening hymn,
words by Sebaste. music by John
Stainer, arr. by Edmund Jacques;
men’s voices. 8vo. © Nov. 21,
1927; Zev Jan. 10. 1928 - WnGsZ2022:
H. W. Gray co., New York. 768
Hail, gladdening light; short anthem
for evensong, words by John Keeble,
from the Greek, music by Hugh
Blair. of England: mixed voices;
organ ace. 4to. © Dec. 30. 1927;
1c. Jan. 10, 1928; E 684002; Novello
& co., ltd., London. 769
Hame-coming; words and music by
Lily Strickland; med. voice. ©
Sept. 1, 1927; 2 ec. Dec. 1; E 679788 ;
Carl Fischer, ine... New York. 770
Hang your hat on the moon; from
One sunny day, words by Clifford
Grey and Wm. Cary Duncan, music
by Jean Schwartz: pf. and ukulele
acc. New York, Harms, inc. ©
Jan. 20, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 23: B 682474:
Shubert theatre corp., New York.
fee
Hans and Grete; von Gustav Mahler,
instr. von Robert Heger, of Ger-
many; sop. u. oreh. Partitur. ©
Sept. 1, 1927; 1c¢. Aug. 27; E 677912:
B. Schott’s s6dhne, Mainz, Germany.
G72
36
pt. 1, nS, v.23
Hansen (A. W.) Two Hindoo pic-
tures; by A. W. Hansen and Adolf
Lotter, both of England; pf. 1. Ap-
proaching and passing a Hindoo
temple. [1 other] © Dee. 17,
1927; 1.¢.. Dee. Sle Higetesi es
Hawkes & son (London), ltd., Lon-
don. y whle
Happy days; fox-trot, de Charles
Ewart, of England; pf. © Dec. 20,
1927; 1 ec. Jan. 16, 1928; E 684433;
Francis Salabert, Paris. TT4
Happy (A) holiday; words and mel-
ody by H. A. Blachm4an. .© 1 ©¢.
Jan. 25, 1928; E 682613; Harry
Allen Blachman, Cleveland Heights,
O. may
Happy—yes, happy; words and music
by B. C.:Perron. © 1 e¢ Jan. 18,
1928; E 682410; Beatrice Cécile
Perron, Fall River, Mass. ' 776
Harbinger (The) of lovin’; words by
L. E. McWilliams, music by H. M.
Hudson. © 1c. Jan. 20, 1928; E
681407; Leslie E. McWilliams and
H. Miller Hudson, West Palm Beach,
Rae reue
Harbour (The) at dusk; by Blair
Fairchild; pf. © Aug. 1, 1927; 2c.
July 26; EH 680860; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany. 778
Hark, what mean those holy voices;
Christmas anthem, music by Herbert
J. Tily; mixed voices; organ ace.
4to.''© Jan: 5; 1926 samen, OD =
E 682020; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 779
Harlech war song: quintette, words
by Thos. Oliphant, music by Gwilym
Gwent [pseud. of William A. Wil-
liams]; ten. 1, 2 and 3, and bass
1 and 2. 4to. © Dec. 24, 1927; 2 c¢.
Jan. 10, 1928; E 682044; David O.
Evans, Youngstown, O. 780
Harnet (A) zet in a hollow tree; pt.-
song, words traditional, music by
C. L. Williams. of England; alto,
ten. and bass 1, 2. London, Novello
& co., ltd. 4to. © Jan. 6, 1928; 1c.
Jan. 10; E 684007; C. Lee Williams,
Gloucester, England. 781
Harold Dixon’s music the people play;
compiled by H. Dixon; pf. Jan.
24, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Jan.’ 25; A-
1064259; Harold Dixon music pub-
lisher, New York. 782
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1928
Haulers (The) of the Volga; Russian
folk-song, English words by KE.
Griffin, music arr. by Alfred Moffat ;
trio of women’s voices. 4to. ©
Dec 27,.1927; 2 ¢. Jan. 4, i928 Eb
679866; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 783
Haunted (A) house; photoplay music,
by R. S. Stoughton; pf. © Nov. 1,
s2r 2 c dan. 5, 1928 5 (EN 6808Ts ;
Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 784
Havanaise; by F. Louis Taylor, of
Great Britain, op. 109, no. 2; violin
and pe) Weécio23, 2927598 cr Jan:
6, 1928; E 677938; Joseph Williams,
ltd., London. 785
Have you counted your blessings to-
day; words by H. H. McGaughey,
music by Jesse B. Thomas; mixed
voices. (Jn Gospel melodies) ©
avin Ie O28 6. 2. @.. SAD bhO3iy
682242; Robert H. Coleman, Dallas.
786
Have you forgotten God; words by
A. H. Ackley, music by Katherine
Howe. ©. Wee 7,392; 2c. dan.
17, 1928; E 682279; John H. Jones,
Greensboro, N. C. (87
Have you heard the voice of Jesus;
words by L. D. Tibbitts, music by
Geo. C. Stebbins; mixed voices. (In
Gospel melodies) © Jan. 10, 1928;
2c. Jan. 16; E 682256; Robert H.
Coleman, Dallas. 788
Haydn (Franz Josef) Das ochsen-
menuett; singspiel in einem akt von
G. von Hoffmann, musik nach kom-
positionen von Joseph Haydn. zusam-
mengestellt von J. X. von Seyfried,
neubearb. von Georg Droescher, of
Germany; klavierauszug. © Aug.
#, 1927; 1. e. July 26; E'677923s B.
Schott’s séhne, Mainz, Germany.
789
—- Serenade: from the String quar-
tet op. 3, no. 5, transcribed by Cas-
par P. Koch; organ. © Jan. 10,
£928; 2 @ Jan. 20; >Hi. 681427 ;' G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 730
— Symphonie no. 11; militir-sym-
phonie, bearb. von Leopold Wenin-
ger, of Austria; orch., mit violino
1 direction. © Dec. 10, 1927; 1 c.
Jan. 4, 1928; E 677881; Anton J.
Benjamin, Leipzig. 791
He ain’t a-gwine to let me go; negro
Spiritual, words by Laurene High-
field, music by Winifred Moore;
bass solo with male quartette ace.
of
802
ALOs AC) dU, While (ues. C, wall, 20:
E 6813856; Chart music pub. house,
ine., Chicago. 792
He arose; 4 pt. hymn, words and mu-
sic by Willa A. Townsend; mixed
voices. ©” Jan. 3,'1928%' 2 c.’ Jan.
12; E 682131; Samuel W. Beazley,
Chicago. 793
He claims me as His own; words by
E. C. Baird, music by W. Stillman
Martin; mixed voices. © May 20,
1927; 2 c. Dee. 22; H 679816; Stand-
ard pub. co., Cincinnati. 794
He feedeth the flocks; sacred song,
music by Sarah K. Howes, arr. by
G. A. Grant-Schaefer. 1. Sop. or
tens —2) Alto. for Abarat © 7d aw yl,
1928; 2 c. each Jan. 21; E 682421;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 795
He gave me the air; words and mel-
ody by D. A. McNeil. © 1. Jan.
25, 1928; E 681531; Dickinson A.
McNeil, Chicago. 796
He is risen; 4-pt. Easter anthem based
upon the old French melody Vincit
Christus, regnat Christus, words by
Mrs. C. F. Alexander, music by Hd-
ward Shippen Barnes; mixed
voices; organ ace. 4to. © Jan. 19,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 28; E 681590; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 797
He lifted me up to stay; words by
Gene Routh. music by B. B. McKin-
ney ; mixed voices. (In Gospel mel-
Odies)'. © Jan. 10, 1928 ;..2)'@ ‘Jan.
16; E 682249; Robert H. Coleman,
Dallas. 798
He maketh wars to cease; anthem,
words anon., music by John Prindle
Seott; m'xed vo'ces with sop. solo;
organ ace. 4to. © Nov. 9, 1927; 2¢c.
Dee 31; E 679792; Haroeld Flammer,
inc., New York. 799
He’s a heart breaker from Quaker
town; words and melody by R. Hen-
derly, ©)" tenia: Gar) TOS | ahh
680912; Russell Henderly, Cincin-
nati. S00
He’s coming to us dead; words and
melody by G. B. Grayson. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 20, 1928; E 681462; Ralph Peer,
New York. 801
He’s got Hs eyes on me; 4 pt. hymn,
words and music by J. Pearl Reese;
mixed voices. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 ¢.
Jan. 12; EH 682120; Samuel W. Beaz-
ley, Chicago. 802
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He’s got the whole world in His hand;
4-pt. hymn, words and music by
Edward Boatner; mixed voices. ©
Jan. 3, 1928; 2 c. Jan? 21; EH 682487 ;
Samuel W. Beazley, Chicago. 803
He shall speak for himself; words and
melody by Rev. Ransom. © 1c. Jan.
19, 1928; E 682398; Ralph Peer, New
York. 804
He whispered love’s message; words
by C. E. Baird, music by Chas. H.
Gabriel. © Dee. 7, 1927; 2 ec. Jan.
1928; E 682274; John H. Jones,
Greensboro, N. C. 805
Heah dem bells; 4-pt. song, by -Lily
Strickland, adapted for school chor-
uses by Raiph L. Baldwin; cho. of
men’ voices with bar. or ten. solos.
4to. © Jan. 19, 1928; 2 ec. Jan. 28;
E 681588; G. Sch:rmer, ine:, New
York. 806
Healed! forever healed; words and
music by V. M. January. Cleveland,
O., Excelsior pub. co. © Dee. 31,
1927: 2: ¢: Dec. 31; H“e79T615 Viva
M. January, Cleveland. 807
Heart (A) that’s been longing for you;
words and melody by F. Cornelius.
© 1e¢ Jan. 18, 1928; E 681169;
Fred Cornelius, Okemah, Okl. 9808
Heart’s melody; fox trot, words and
music by Bennie Black [i. e. B. H.
Black] © 1 e¢ Jan. 16, 1928; E
682303; Benjamin Herman Black,
Chicago. 809
Heartsease; by Neal B. Dunn, ed. by
Carlton L. Colby; E flat alto saxo-
phone and pf. © Jan. 2, 1928; 2 e.
Jan. 3; EH 680811; Rubank, inc, Chi-
cago. 810
Heeven has sent you to me, wife of
mine; words and music by J. Ed.
Hyde. © Jan, 10, 1928-2 ¢ Jan. 13:
E 682223; Margaret EH. Hyde, Lo-
san, Utah. 811
Heaven in my soul; words and music
by M. H. Cummings; m’xed voices.
8vo. (In Gospel songs) © Jan. 16,
1928; 2 ec. Jan. 19; E 6823866; M.
Homer Cummings, Fayetteville,’ W.
Va. 812
Heaven must be good—everyone that
goes never comes back; words and
melody by J. Avato. ©1c. Jan. 30,
1928; E 681626; John Avato, New
York. 813
pt. IL, dus, Foe
Heavens (The) are declaring the glory
of God; words from Psalm 19, tr.
by Otto H. Bostrom, musie by Gun-
nar Wennerberg; mixed voices. 4to.
©. Dec., 1° 1927 = 2 2 ee es oH)
679912; Augustana book concern,
Rock Island, Ill.
Heaven’s radio; words and music by
C. A. Gerber; mixed voices. © Nov.
2, 1927; .2,e. Jan.» 16, d9238;, Wi
682479; C. A. Gerber, Fort Wayne,
Ind. . 815
Hebrew (A) reception dance; melody
by F. Feldman. © 1c. Jan. 21, 1928;
E 681464; Frank Feldman, Brook-
lyn. 816
Hello ma, hello pa; words and music
by Art Longbrake, Art Hauk and
Johnny Burton; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Dec!’ 19, 19274 eC ee tr
682551: Gus Sun music pub. co., ine.,
Springfield, O. 817
Hely-Hutchinson (Victor) Three non-
sense songs; words by Edward Lear,
set to music by V. Hely-Hutch nson,
of England. The owl and the pussy
eat. [2 others] © Dec. 19, 1927;
1 ec. Jan. 3, 1928; E 677859; Pater-
son’s publications, ltd., Glasgow.
818
Henry Ford’s new model car made a
hit with me; words by Geo. Wright,
music by Ted Wilson. © 1 ce. Jan.
10, 1928; E 682085; George W.
Wright, Atlantic City. 819
Henry’s made a lady out of Lizzie;
words and music by Walter O’Keefe;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by Joseph
M. Weiss. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 ec. Jan.
4; E 679845 ; DeSylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, ine., New York. 820
Her own victim; words and mus‘¢c by
M. M. Jablonski. © 1 e@ Jan. 16,
1928 ;; E 681261; Martha. Mae Jablon-
ski, Flint, Mich. 821
Here comes my baby; words and mu-
sie by Edgar Dowell, Jimmy Mc-
Hugh and Irving Mills; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. © Dec.
27, 1927; 2c. Jan. 9, 1928; E 681049 ;
Jack Mills, ine., New York. 822
Herodias; words by Arthur O’Shaugh-
nessy, music by Reginald C. Rob-
bins. 1. Sop—2Z Bar. © -Dee: 20,
1927: 2 ec. each Jan. 16, 1928; H
681338, 681339; Editions Maurice
Senart, Par.s. 823, 824
814:
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1928
843,
Hidden love; old love song, transcrip-
tion by P. A. Marquardt; orch. ©
feo 1too5.” Sc. dan. 21. HD
682445; Photo play music co., inc,
New York. , 825
Hidden perils; mysterioso agitato, by
Edmond Varnier, of France, arr. by
William Strasser; orch. with pf.
conductor. © Jan. 23, 1928; 2 «.
Jan, 25; E 681511; Emil Ascher, inc.,
New York. 826
Hie away, hie away; words by Walter
Scott, music by Roy E. Agnew, of
Great Britain. 1. Sop. or ten.—2.
Alto or bar. © Dec. 27, 1927; 2 ¢.
each Jan. 4, 1928; E 679868; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 827
High hat; by D. Strech; pf. ©1-«.
Jan. 238, 1928; E 682543; Dave
Strech, Spokane, Wash. 828
High in the heavens; set to tune Truro,
words by Isaac Watts, music by
Charles Burney, adapted and arr. by
Charles P, Scott; mixed voices. (In
Arthur P. Schmidt’s octavo edition )
© Dec. 27, 1927; .2 c Jan. 4, 1928;
E 679857; Arthur P. Schmidt co,
Boston. 829
High life made a low life out of me;
words and melody by Sam H. Stept
and Dolph Singer. 4to. © Jan. 18,
1928 ; 2 ¢. Jan. 20; E 681348; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York. &§30
Highlanders’ (The) parade; study in
grace notes, by Ida Bostelmann; pf.
Pte 1O28* oe “Jan. 7:
679969; Belwin, inc., New York.
831
Hin und zurtick; sketch, text von
Marcellus Schiffer, musik von Paul
Hindemith, of Germany, op. 45a;
orem. 'Partitur..” ©); Dec. “20; 1927:
1 c. Dee. 17; E 684293; B. Schott’s
sohne, Mainz, Germany. 832
Hindemith (Paul) Acht kanons;; fiir
wenig fortgeschrittene, von P. Hinde-
mith, of Germany, op. 44", hrsg.
von P. Hindemith, Fritz Joéde u.
Hans Mersmann; 2 geigen o. zweis-
timmigen geigen chor mit begleiten-
der, 3. geige o. bratsche. Speilparti-
a AC), Aue...4...1927:,.1..c, July, 26:
E 677920; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany. 833
—Acht stiicke; in der ersten lage
fiir fortgeschrittenere, von P. Hin-
demith, of Germany, op. 44!, hrsg.
von P. Hindemith, Fritz Jéde u.
Hans Mersmann; 2 geigen, bratsche
39
u. violoncello, einzeln o. chorisch
besetzt. Partitur. 12mo. © Aug. 1,
1927" tc Suly.265 6f7ols<) B.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany. 834
Fiinf stiicke; in der ersten lage
fiir fortgeschrittene, von P. Hinde--
mith, of Germany, op. 44!V, hrsg..
von P. Hindemith, Fritz Jode wu.
Hans Mersmann; streichorch. Par-
tiGUT, * 2M. AC) wee. da LO2€ sk Ge:
July 26; E 677918; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. 835
— Neun stiicke; fiir den anfang, von
P. Hindemith, of Germany, op. 44,
hrsg. von P. Hindemith, Fritz Jode
u. Hans Mersmann; 2 geigen o.
zweistimm, geigenchor. Spielparti-
tur. © Aug. 1, 1927; 1 @ July 26;
E 677921; B. Schott’s sOdhne, Mainz,
Germany. 836
Hindu Nautch dance; by Clifford
Vaughan; orch., with 1st violin con-
ductor. © Dec. 20, 1927; 2 c. Jan.
5, 1928; E 680900; Edwin F. Kalmus,
inc., New York. 837
His Jewish girl; musical numbers
from the operetta, lyric by Anshel
Schorr, melody by S. Secunda. Yi-
dele hof. [5 others] © 1 ec. Oct.
18, 1927; D 27241; Samuel Secunda,
Brooklyn. 838
His own; words by L. M. Hollings-
worth, arr. by I. E. R., music by
I. E. Reynolds; male voices.
Nov. 2, 1927; 2 « Jan. 16, 1928; E.
682358; I. HE. Reynolds, Seminary
Hill, Tex. 839°
Hjemmets Jul; tekst af E. Bertelsen,
musik af Johan Hye-Knudsen, of
Denmark. © Dec. 23, 1927; 1 «c.
Jan. 14, 1928; E 684164; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 840
Ho, ev’ry one; words by Anna B.
Russel, music by A. Holzworth;
male voices. © Nov. 2, 1927; 2 ec.
Jan. 16, 1928; E 682354; Alfred Holz-
worth, Chicago. 841
Hodie natus est; words by Howard.
Chandler Robbins, music by Con-
stance Rulison ; voices in unison with
organ ace. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1927:
2 Coane 18926 fH GS20ls =H: Ww:
Gray co., New York. 842
Hold back the judgment-day; words
by H. D. K. Huber, music by M. S.
Rickel. Chicago, National music co.
@* Jan 46, 4998" 2c... Jan. o1'¢, EE
682294; Harry D. K. Huber, Point
Marion, Pa. 843.
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pt. IIT, n. s., v. 23
Hold me closer to Thee; words by
T. O. Chisholm, music by B. D.
Ackley; mixed voices. © May 20,
1927; 2 c. Dec. 22; E 679812; Stand-
ard pub. co., Cincinnati. 844
Holy, holy, holy; set to tune Nica,
words by Reginald Heber, music by
J. B. Dykes, adapted and arr. by |
Charles P. Scott; mixed voices. (In
Arthur P. Schmidt’s octavo edition. )
© Dec. 27, 1927; 2 c Jan. 4, 1928;
EK 679862; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 845.
Holy, holy, holy; words and music by
H. G. Heist; mixed voices. 4to.
Jan 18, 1928; 2c. Jan. 18; E 682381 ;
Hrnst Gottf. Heist, Waverly, Ia. 846
Home-dreams ; waltz, by R. Nofka; pf.,
4 hands. © Jan. 30, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan.
31; H 682674; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 847
Honegger (Arthur) Trois chansons;
extraites de La petite siréne d’Ander-
sen, paroles de René Morax, musique
de Arthur Honegger, of Switzerland.
1. Chanson des sirénes. [2 others]
X©)}* Dec, 10, "1927 - 1 ©. Jan. 7; 1928’;
EL 684251; Editions Maurice Senart,
Paris. 848
Honeysuckle; by J. Louis Merkur; pf.
©) Dee. 22) 1527 ;. 2 cs Vamy. 915928 :
E 681050; Jack Mills, ine, New
York. 849
Honolulu I love you; words and music
by EF. Delker. © 1c. Jan. 16, 1928;
EH 652305; Floyd Delker, Greene, Ia.
850
Honolulu pep; by M. H. Daugherty ;
Hawaiian guit. solo. © 1c. Jan. 6,
1928; EH 680922 ; Mabel Erma Daugh-
erty, Portland, Ind. 851
Hoping dreams will come true; words
by Sally O’Neil, music by T. A. D.
Sullivan; pf... and ukulele ace.
Boston, Mass., Majestic music pub.
COs 4 Chwan. 20,,1928 2, ¢: ean. (265
FE 682581; T. A. D. Sullivan, Lowell.
852
Horse feathers; words and melody by
Charlie Newman, Abe Olman and
Buddy Fields. ©1ce. Jan. 24, 1928;
H 682533; Forster musie publisher,
ine., Chicago. 853
Hosanna; first Sunday in Advent,
words tr. by Otto H. Bostrom, music
by Vogler; mixed voices. 4to. ©
Noy. 29, 1927; 2..ec. Dec. 16; E
679911; Augustana book concern,
Rock Island, Til. 854
How: beautiful upon the mountains;
4-pt. anthem, words from the Scrip-
tures, music by FE. Flaxington
Harker, op. 41; mixed voices, with
soli for sop. and mezzo; organ ace.
4to. © Dec. 13, 1927; 2 ec. Dec. 17;
E 681007; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 855
How could it be; words by W. C.
Poole, music by C. A. Freeman. ©
Dee. 7, L927 5 2G:, alee oes 1)
682271; John H. Jones, Greensboro,
N. C. 856
How did you feel; 4 pt. hymn, words
and music by Edward Boatner;
mixed voices. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 c.
Jan. 12; E 682113; Samuel W.
Beazley, Chicago. 857
How great is His compassion; words
by A. H. Ackley, music by J. H.
Jones.. © Dec. 7) 1927 26 Jan. 17,
1928; -E 682272; John (HB. . Jones,
Grecnsbero, N. C. 858
How was I to know; from She’s my
baby, words by Lorenz Hart, music
by Richard Rodgers; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Dee. 28, 1927; 2c. Dec. 30;
E 680960; Harms, ine., New York.
859:
How would you like to be me; words
and music by Clitus M. Wickens; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Jan. 15, 1928;
2e. Jan. 21; H 682450; Universal
music sales, Chicago. 860
Huey Long 1928; words by H. F.
Stanley, sr., music by Y. Arnandez.
Ato. © Nov. 7, 1927: 2 & Nov. 9;
EK 678906; Yves Arnandez, New
Iberia, La. 861
Hula boola boo; Hawaiian college
song, words by lL. Wolfe Gilbert,
melody by Mabel Wayne. © 1 e.
Jan. 10, 1928: E 681253; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 862
Humoreskimo; fox trox, words by
Alfred Bryan, music by Pete Wend-
line and Henri Berchman, arr. by
W...C.. Polla.;.orch... 4007, (@ danas,
1928; 2 ec. Jan. 28; HE. 681448; Sam
Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 863
Hundred (The) pipers; 4-pt. song,
words by Lady Nairne, Scottish air
arr. by Arthur Whiting, adapted for
school choruses by Ralph L. Bald-
win; men’s voices; pf. ace., 4 hands.
4to.. © Jan. 19, 1928; 2c. Jan. 28;
EK 681586; G. Schirmner, ire., New
York. 864
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885
Hunting song; from the opera Robin
Hood, words by Harry B. Smith,
music by Reginald De _ Koven,
adapted for school choruses by
Ralph L. Baldwin; men’s voices.
46.7) ©} Jans '10,)1928 3, 2.ckJan.\20;
E 681419; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 865
Hunting (A) song; words by Ida
Bostelmann; pf. © Jan. 3, 1928;
2c. Jan. 7; E 679972; Belwin, ine.,
New York. 866
Hush-a-bye; words by Stanley Gib-
bings, music by W. Fishwick: ©
1 e@ Jan. 30, 1928; E 681643; Wil-
liam Fishwick, Detroit. 867
Hush-a-bye baby; words by Gene
Austin, music by Bob Mack; pf.
aee., with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © Jan. 6, 1928; 2c.
Jan. 6; E 680904; Ager, Yellen &
Bornstein, inec., New York. 868
Hyacinth; by Ben Vereecken, ed. by
Carlton L. Colby; E flat alto saxo-
phone and pf. © Jan. 2, 1928; 2 ¢.
Jan. 3; E 680810; Rubank, ince,
Chicago. 869
Hymn in honor of the Little Flower ;
words by F. A. Walsh, music by
L. A. Bouvilliers, op. 14, no. 1-4.
Washington, D. C., Benedictine pub-
lications. © Dec. 31, 1927; 2c. Jan.
17, 1928; EH 682552; Francis Augus-
tine Walsh, Washington. 870
Hymn of our sires; anniversary hymn,
set to tune Marcus Whitman, words
by Robert Freeman, music by Wil-
liam Pierson Merrill. © Jan. 3,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 3; E 680797; Board
of national missions of the Presby-
terian church in the U. S. A., New
York. 871
Hymn of praise; by Louise Siddall;
organ. © Dee. 1, 1927; 2c. Dee. 15;
E 682557 ; EH. and L. Siddall, Sumter,
S.C 872
Hymne national de Monaco; de Bel-
lando de Castro-Albrecht, arr. par
Léon Jehin, of France; orch. avec
pf. cenducteur. 4to. © Dec. 10,
1927; 1.¢. Jan. 16, 1928;-E 684351 ;
Paul Decourcelle, Nice, France. 873
Hy-tone (The) march; by F. S. Zic-
cardi; pf. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2c. Jan.
3; E 680787 ; Felix S. Ziccardi, Tr‘ni-
dad, Col. 874
=
41
I ain’ a gonna work no mo’; words by
A. Koehler, music by David Reed.
© Dec. 21, 1927; 2 c Dee. 27; EB
681142; Alex Koehler, San Fran-
cisco. 875
I always get those rambling blues;
words by W. Kaylo, music by Cora
Broadwell. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Dec. 9, 1927; 2c. Jan.
3, 1928; E 6808387; William Kaylo,
Wilmington, Calif. 876
I am at your window; words by J.
Schirmacher, music by Herbert O.
Sontag. © Dee. 7, 1927; 2 ¢. Dee.
17; E 679804; Josephine Schir-
macher, Waupaca, Wis. 877
I am bound for the promised land;
4 pt. hymn, words and music by A.
M. Townsend ; mixed voices. © Jan.
8, 1928; 2c. Jan. 12; E 682145; Sam-
uel W. Beazley, Chicago. 878
I am the vine; words from the Bible,
music by T. S. Stein. ©. Dec. 12,
1927; 2c. Dec. 19; E 679818; Thyrza
Sloan Stein, Philadelphia. 879
I. B. M. march; by G. x Huffine ;
band. 4to. © Jan. 26, 1928; 2 e¢.
Jan. 26; E 681545; Karl L. King
music house, Fort Dodge, Ia. 880
I believe the old story; words by T. O.
Chisholm, music by C. A. Freeman.
© Dec. 7, 1927; 2 e« Jan. 17, 1928;
EK 682277: John H. Jones, Greens-
boro, N. C. 881
I can’t find my gal; words by Jo
Trent, music by Peter De Rose; pf.
ace., w.th ukulele arr. by M. Kalua.
© Dec. 30, 1927; 2c Jan. 9, 1928;
E 681051; Jack Mills, ine., New
York. 882
I can’t forget, dear; waltz, words and
music by D. Kintz. New York City,
N. Y., Frank Harding. © Jan. 6,
1928 ; 2 c. Jan. 30; E 682680; Donald
Kintz, Bozeman, Mont. 883
I can’t stay away; 4 pt. hymn, words
and music by Willa A. Townsend ;
mixed voices. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 e¢.
gan. 12; E 682130; Samuel W. Beaz-
ley, Chicago. 884
I’d never be happy till I’d got you;
fox trot, by Michael Leslie, arr. by
M. Williams, of Great Britain; orch.
Ato. - (GPNow! 28e1928: 1.es\Jane3,
1928; HE 677962; Cavendish music
co., London. 885
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pt. Tt, R18. .¥..23
I
didn’t know, until I lost you; fox
trot, words and music by Fred Bar-
nes, of England; pi. and ukulele
ace.; in E flat. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Dec. 28, 1927; 1c.
Jan. 16, 1928; E 684821; Francis,
Day & Hunter, ltd., London. 886
do like my breakfast in bed; words
and musie by Wal Clifford, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Dee.
au 1927-" 1 c.. Dees 31 i GSS:
Worton David, ltd., London. 887
done lost that monkey man; words
and music by Jennie VY. Epps [i. e.
J. V. E. Lewis] Pasadena, Cal.,
Jennie V. Epps. © Oct. 20, 1927;
1 e@ Dee..22;.1 ¢ Jan..32,. 1928.
681140; Jennie V. Epps Lewis, Pasa-
dena. 3 888
I don’t feel no ways tired; 4 pt. hymn,
_
words and music by J. D. Bushell;
mixed voices. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 c.
Jan. 12; E 682138; Samuel W. Beaz-
ley, Chicago. 889
dreamed of thee, love; poetry from
Festus, music by Henry Holmes. ©
INOW 7915," 1927 32 “es Nev. 21>
679919; Mary Frances Holmes,
Berkeley, Calif. 890
find no fault in Him; words by
Frank E. Roush, music by J. E.
Sturgis; mixed voices. © May 20,
1927 ; 2 c. Dec. 22; E 679811; Stand-
ard pub. co., Cincinnati. 891
found someone; words and melody
by W. Markowitz. © 1c. Jan. 23,
1928; E 681472; William Markowitz,
Los Angeles. 892
found you out when I found you in;
words by Avis Hughes, melody by
Jack Golden [i. e. J. I. Golden] ©
1 -e¢, Oct... 11. 1927; 1 Gf 1966s John
Irving Golden, New York. 893
gave you all; words and melody by
P. C. D'Andrea. ©1c. Jan. 6, 1928;
E 680926; Paul Charles D’Andrea,
New York. 894
got shoes; negro spiritual, freely arr.
by Marshall Bartholomew ; 4 pt. cho.
of men’s voices. 4to. © Dee. 20,
det; 2 & Dee: 28; H G80gebs oe
Schirmer, ine., New York. 895
have a new song in my heart; words
by E. C. Baird, music by B. B. Me-
Kinney; m’xed voices. (In Gospel
melodies) © Jan. 10, 1928; 2 e.
Jan. 16; E 682244; Robert H. Cole-
man, Dallas. 896
I hear the voice of May; gavotte,
words by Kate R. Moffat, music by
Corelli, adapted and arr. by Alfred
Moffat, of Great Britain; trio of
women’s voices. 4to. © Dec. 27,
1927; 2 c Jan. 4, 1928; E 679863;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 897
I hope you don’t feel hurt; words and
music by V. Nayarrett. San Fran-
cisco, Navarrett & Hunter. © Jan.
3, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 11; BH 681105; .Vic-
tor Navarrett, San Francisco. 898
I hope you're satisfied; words by C.
Williams, melody by Thos. Waller.
© 1c. Jan. 18, 1928; E 681159;
Clarence Williams music pub. co.,
ine., New York. 899
I know that you are happy because
you know I’m blue; words and mel-
ody by R. M. Breeden. © 1 ec. Jan.
30, 1928; E 681617; Robert M.
Breeden, Chicago. 900
I know the Lord; 4 pt. hymn, words
and music by Edward Boatner;
mixed voices. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 ¢.
Jan. 12; E 682109; Samuel W.
Beazley, Chicago. 901
I live for love of you; words by W.
D. Doucette, music by F. G. Nobile.
©71 ‘ec. Jan. “10, #92820) Mesiiss :
Frederick G. Nobile and Willis D.
Doucette, Waltham, Mass. 902
I'll always be broken-hearted; words
by Joseph Balestrieri, melody by J.
J. Balestrieri and William Carlock.
© 1-¢ Dee 8, 19275) Bera;
James Joseph Balestrieri, New York.
903
Ill be always with you; words and
music by O. A. Kuhle. © 1c. Jan.
27, 1928; E 681569; Orlando A.
Kuhie, Decatur, Tl. 904
Ill be thinking of you; words by J.
S. Kinney, melody by A. Ford. ©
1 ec. Jan. 11, 1928; E 682169; John
S. Kinney, and Arthur’ Ford, New
York. 905
I'll change your no-no-no; words by
Harry Kay and O. Hamilton, music
by O. Hamilton, of Great Britain;
pf. and ukulele or banjulele acc.;
in E. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Dec. 30, 1927; 1 e. Dee.
81; E 677870; Ord Hamilton, Itd.,
London. 906
T’ll say you are; fox-trot, words and
melody by R. Salmon. © 1 ¢. Jan.
9, 1928; E 681090; Reuben Salmon,
Brooklyn. 907
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no. 1, 1928
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
928
I'll see you again; words and music
by Clarke Lewis and Reed Stampa,
of Great Britain; in B flat. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Jan.
20, 1928; 1 « Jan. 21; H 684455;
Worton David, ltd., London. 908
Tll see you in the spring when the
birds begin to sing; melody by Vol
Stevens and Will Shade. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 10, 1928; E 682084; Ralph
Peer, New York. 909
I'll sing thee songs of Araby; words
by W. G. Wills, music by Frederic
Clay, arr. by Paul van Katwijk; 4
men’s voices. 4to. © Dec. 80,
192732) e@ Jan. 7, 1928; E 681283;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 910
Tll take my girl home; waltz, words
and melody by J. L. Lemberg. ©
1 ec. Jan. 18, 1928; E 681325; Joseph
Liebish Lemberg, Charlestown,
Mass. 911
I long for those days to come back
once again; words by Don Bruce
[i. e. Donald Bruce], music by
Bennie Black [i. e. B. H. Black]
© 1c. Dec. 23, 1927; E 679559;
Benjamin H. Black, Chicago. 912
I love Olive; words by Gus Kahn,
melody by Abel Baer. © 1 ¢. Dee.
380, 1927; E 681099; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 913
I love only you dear; words and mel-
ody by C. H. Longbottom. © 1 «¢.
Jan. 16, 1928; E 682299; Charles
H. Longbottom, Brooklyn. 914
I love someone; words by D. Record,
melody by Walter Bishop. © 1 «.
Jan. 25, 1928; E 681525; Dewey
Record, New York. 915
I love you as you are; words by
Alfred Joy, music by Harry Geise,
arr. by Jean Walz. © Dec. 30,
1927 5/2) ¢. Jan, 3, 1928 5. Ey 682218 ;
Joy pub. co., Chicago. 916
I love you dearly; words and music
by Orlyn Lee [pseud. of R. A. Jones]
Peer dan. 15.°1928: > W 681177:
Rulon Armstrong Jones, Los An-
geles. 917
I’m a broken-hearted blackbird; words
by Dorothy Fields, music by Jimmy
McHugh; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by M. Kalua. © Dec. 30, 1927; 2 «.
Jan. 9, 1928; E 681052; Jack Mills,
inec., New York. 918
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I’m a leavin’ for Alabamy; words
and musie by Dick Towne. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 9, 1927; E 679889; Willard
Rhodes, Paris. 919
I’m a soldier; 4 pt. hymn, words and
music by Edward Boatner; mixed
voices. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 ec. Jan.
12; E 682127; Samuel W. Beazley,
Chicago. 920
I’m away from the world when I’m
away from you ’cause you're all the
world to me; by Sidney Clare and
Lew Pollack, arr. by George J.
Trinkaus; vocal orch.; in B flat.
40. (OL Sata t, to2es. 2 eo. dans 12)
EH 681199; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 921
I’m away from the world when I’m
away from you, ’cause you're all
the world to me; waltz, words by
Sidney Clare, nausic by Lew Pollack,
arr. by Frank Skinner; dance orch.
4to. © Jan. 19, 1928; 2c. Jan. 24;
E 681556; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 922
I’m dreaming, dreaming of you; words
and music by H. C. Myatt. New
York City, Frank Harding. ©
Noy. 12, 1927; 2 ec. Jan. 3, 1928; E
680836; Harry Carr Myatt, Charles-
ton, .S..:C: 923
I’m dreaming love of you; words and
music by Mary Lyon Taylor. ©
Jan. 18, 1928; 2c. Jan. 18; E 682378;
Carlin music co., Indianapolis. 924.
I’m drifting back to you; words by
Aileen Humphrey, music by L.
Novak. New York City, Frank Har-
ding. © Jan. 30, 1928; 2c. Jan. 31;
E 682684; Lester Novak, Albion.
Mich. 925
I’m going back to Ireland by the vil-
lage home; words and music by A.
Gunther. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan.
5; E 682215; Arthur Gunther, Chi-
cago. 926
I’m going on my way; waltz, words
and music by A. Cusimano; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Jan. 4, 1928; 2 ¢.
Jan. 4; E 679819; Agostino Cusi-
mano, New Orleans. 927
I’m going to fly away to Iowa; words
and music by A. I. Burnie. [Photo-
stat] ©l1c. Jan. 20, 1928; E 681412;
Arthur Irvin Burnie, Kansas City,
Mo. 928
I’m happy,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
929
I’m going to move some day; words
and music by C. C. Buck. Pasadena,
Calif., Lehman song co. 4to. ©
Jan. 2, 1928; 2c. Jan. 9; E 681028;
Carlton C. Buck, Santa Ana, Calif.
929
now that youre gone;
words by Al Thompson and Harry
Von Tilzer, music by Vic Meyers;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Jan. 6, 1928;
2 ec. Jan. 3; E 680888; Harry von
Tilzer music pub. co., New York.
930
I’m in love with my brown sugar pie;
fox trot, by F. Markush, of Hun-
cary: pi... © IMiel dan. o..lO25 31m)
681254; Fred Markush, Budapest,
Hungary. 931
I’m just a beggar; words and melody
by Mickey Caleo [i. e. Michael
Caleo] © 1 °c. Jan. 11, 1928; HB
681120; Michael Caleo, Utica, N. Y.
932
I’m keeping on the safe side; words
by James Marshall, melody by James
Stanley Royce. ©1e. Jan. 18, 1928;
E 681485; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
933
I’m lonely without you (Sans toi);
paroles de Roger Bernstein, musique
de Harry Warren, of England; acc.
de pf. et d’ukulele. © Dec. 1, 1927;
1 c« Dec. 28; E 684182; Hditions
musicales Sam Fox, Paris. 934
I’m longing just for you; words and
melody by R. Prosser. © 1c. Jan.
16, 1928; E 681258; Ruth Prosser,
Hast Orange, N. J. 935
I’m nobody’s buddy; words and music
by EF. Stabley and Theodore Block,
arr. by Charles L. Cooke. © Jan.
24, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 26; E 682629;
Frank Stabley, Chicago. 936
I’m not the kind that wants to settle
down; words and melody by W.
Schueler. © 1c. Jan. 5, 1928; EB
679876; Waldemar Schueler, Mil-
waukee. 937
I’m on the high road; words and music
by B. B. McKinney; mixed voices.
(In Gospel melodies) © Jan. 10,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 16; E 682250; Rob-
ert H. Coleman, Dallas. ‘938
I’m out in nowhere, gonna go some-
where ’cause somewhere’s heaven to
me; words and melody by Harry
Barris: ©/1¢. Jan. 26, 1928; BH
682600 ; Shapiro, Bernstein & co, inc.,
New York. 939
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pt. TT, Mist, ¥..23
I’m riding to glory; words by Mort
Dixon, music by Harry Woods. ©
Jan. 3, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 4; E 679843;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 940
I’m smiling in spite of my tears; waltz,
words by L. F. Stroud, music by Ray
Hibbeler. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1928; E
681637; Leslie F. Stroud, Humboldt,
Tenn. 941
I’m so glad; 4 pt. hymn, words and
music by Edward Boatner; mixed
voices. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 c Jan.
12; KE 682111; Samuel W. Beaziey,
Chicago. 942
I’m so sorry; words and music by T.
Taylor; pf. and ukulele ace. © Oct.
28, 1927; 2 ¢. Nev. 2959 631228:
Tell Taylor, Findlay, O. 943
I’m waiting for the sun to shine;
waltz, words and melody by J. R.
7
Scalzo. © 1c Jan. 30, 1928; B
681622; Joseph R. Scalzo, Auburn,
N. Y. 944
I miss you, need you and want you
near; words and melody by A. Alton,
© 1.c. Jan. 18, 1928; BH 681315;
Alvin Alton, Memphis, Tenn. 945
I, myself, and me; words and music
by Bernie Grossman, Mabel Weil
and Arthur Sizemore, arr. by Rube
Bennett; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Jan. 3, 1928; 2.c. Jan. 5; EB 682216;
Milton Weil music co., Chicago. 946
I need a pal; words by L. E. Albright,
melody by Robt. H. Brennen. ©
1c. Jan. 9, 1928; E 681088; Law-
rence EK. Albright, Greensburg, Pa.
947
I need you tonight; words by H. Zim-
merman, melody by Robt. H. Bren-
nen. ©1c. Jan. 26, 1928; EH 682610;
Harold Zimmerman, Coytesville, N. J.
948
I never knew it would be you; words
by L. Heiner, melody by L. Florin
3rown:. ‘© 1 (ec) ans 26.0928 =
681386 ; Lanie He'ner, Cambridge, O.
949
I only wish that I were twins; words
and musie by H. C. Barnett. [Blue-
print ] 1 «@, dan. 24, 1938...
682528; Harold C. Barnett, New
York. 950
I still love you; words by Jack Yellen
musie by Milton Ager; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by May Singhi Breen.
no. i, 1928
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
973
© Jan. 6, 1928; 2 « Jan. 6; E | I want to ride in your aeroplane;
680907; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein,
ine., New York. 951
I thought I’d: do it; words and melody
by Hattie McDaniel. © 1c. Jan. 23,
1928; EH 682539; Consolidated music
pub. house, Chicago. 952
thought you knew that I love you;
words and musc by G. Cameron,
arr. by Harry Alford. © 1 ¢. Jan.
26, 1928; EH 682604; George Cameron,
Chicago. 953
I’ve been lonely all the while; words
and music by H. Avent. © Dec. 2,
1997 = 20 e. Dee: 3; ' BH 682512; Hal
Avent, Waco, Tex. 954
I’ve got a robe; 4 pt. hymn, words and
music by Edward Boatner; mixed
voices. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 c. Jan.
12; E 682132; Samuel W. Beazley,
Chicago. 955
I've got you where I want you; words
by Alfred Joy, music by Harry Geise,
arr. by Jean Walz. © Dec. 30, 1927;
Buc, ans 13,1928) Hi 682219.; Foy
pub. co., Chicago. — 956
I've heard of a city called heaven;
negro spiritual, arr. by W. C.
Handy; bar. and alto solos with
mixed cho. 4to. © Jan. 6, 1928; 2c.
Jan. 9; E 682105; William C. Handy,
New York. 957
I’ve made up my mind to care about
you; words by D. De Paola, melody
by E. K. Smith. © 1 c¢ Dec. 30,
1927 ; E 682073 ; Dom‘nick De Paola
and Earl K. Smith, New York. 958
I’ve said good bye to the blues; words
and melody by R. M. Breeden. ©
1c. Jan. 30, 1928; E 681618; Robert
M. Breeden, Chicago. 959
I want some some one; words and
melody by A. L. Friedman. © 1 «.
Jan. 11, 1928; EH 681122; Alvin L.
Friedman, Cleveland. 960
I want to come back; waltz, words by
Ray Simmons, music by Howard
Simon; pf. and ukulele ace. © Jan.
ANOS: 2 Cr SAN AZ) o1,, 681363 5
Charles E. Roat music co., Battle
Creek, Mich. 961
I want to come back and start over
again; waltz, words by Ray Sim-
mons, music by Howard Simon, arr.
by Douglas Johnston; orch. 4to. ©
RS AO AMO28. 5 sD Cie I AMn ido
681362; Charles E. Roat music co.,
Battle Creek, Mich. 962
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words and melody by H. Barnes. ©
1c. Jan. 26, 1928; EH 682603; Hellen
Barnes, Brenham, Tex. 963
I w:sh I knew how I could get to you;
words and music by F. G. Werth. ©
DCG Jia Olt MG, wee. eo. By
680779; Fred G. Werth, Hoisington,
Kan. 964
I wish I were back in my cradle;
words and music by Ray Hibbeler.
© dan. +9, 928° 2\ ce. Jan, 9-H
681058; Garrick music sales, Chi-
cago. 965
I wonder; words and melody by Benny
Davis, Maceo Pinkard and Abner
milvery @©ol te?! Jang73,/1928-
679890; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 966
Same. © Jan. 24, 1928; 2 c. Jan.
25; E 6815823; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 967
I wonder; words and mus‘ec by E. R.
Price. © 1° ¢@ Jan. 18. 19287 “Hh
682411; E. Ray Price, St. Petersburg,
Fla. 968
Ice skating; by Jane Mattingly, op. 15,
no. 3: pt. © Jan, 9, 1928-2 c. Jan.
10; EH 682049; Willis music co., New
York. 969
Ich bin dein; aus Yvette und ihre
freunde, worte von Rudolf Oster-
reicher u. Wilhelm Sterk, musik von
Michael Krausz, of Hungary, arr.
von Otto Lindemann. © Noy. 21,
1927; 1 ce. Jan. 14, 1928; E 684123;
Drei masken verlag, a. g., Berlin.
970
Ich bin farlibt; duet, from A paradise
for two, words by Jacob Jacobs, mu-
sic by A. Olshanetsky.
“(O22 4ND DPN)
© Dec. 30, 1927; 2 ¢. Jan. 27, 1928;
E 681544; Alexander Olshanetsky,
New York. 971
Ich ging mit lust durch einen griinen
wald; von Gustav Mahler, arr. von
Leo Artok, cf Germany, nach der.
orchesterfassung von Lothar Wind-
sperger; salonorch. mit pf. conduc-
tor! {© Dee. 20/9927 3 1'e Dee 7 :
E 684288; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany. 972
Ida; chaikele, melody by M. Petrov-
sky; violin. © 1 ¢. Jan: 20, 1928;
E 681383 ; Max Petrovsky, Philadel-
phia. 973
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
974
pt. DI, n. s., v. 23
If I can take you from somebody elise;
words by C. C. Ward, music by
Atexander Seymour. St. Louis,
Mo., Shattinger piano & music co.
() ‘Noy, 23, 1927-2. ¢. Neve 21-8
682012; Caroline C. Ward, Webster
Groves, Mo. 974
If I can’t have you; fox-trot, words
and music by Walter Donaldson. ©
Tati peas 1929: 2 Cy Pan eee
681560; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
975
If I can’t have you; words and melody
by Walter Donaldson. © 1 ¢. Jan.
10, 1928; E 681248; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. “976
If I could reach the stars; words by
Bob Clark and Charley Newman,
music by Grace Clark and Arthur
Sizemore, arr. by Rube Bennett; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Jan. 3, 1928;
2c. Jan. 5; E 680980; Milton Weil
musie co., Chicago. 977
If I should lose you; words and music
by Ear] Burtnett and Robert Stowell ;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Dec. 27,
1927: 2 c. Jan. 3, 1928; E 679839;
Sherman, Clay & co., San Francisco.
978
If I were Aladdin; waltz, words and
melody by C. K. Hoffman, A.
Heimann and Bobby Lynn. © 1c.
Jan. 10, 1928; E 682094; C. Kenneth
Hoffman and Arthur Heimann, New
York. z 979
If I were back in childhood days;
waltz, words by N. A. Moltrum,
music by Ray Hibbeler. © 1 ¢
Jan. 9, 1928: E 681092; Nicholas
A. Moltrum, Chieago. 980
If to-morrow were only to-day; words
and music by Herbert Buffum. ©
Age, 192 S- Gy Pale os, LIS
680882: Anna Marie Anderson, i. e.
Mrs. John A. Anderson, Topeka,
Kans. 981
If you have troubles laugh them away;
from Harry Delmar’s revels, words
and music by Lester Lee; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Jan. 4, 1928; 2 «.
Jan. 6: E 680863: Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York. 982
Il sufrit d’étre deux (High-high-high
up in the hills); paroles anglaises
de Sam Lewis et Joe Young, paroles
francaises de Robert Valaire, of
France, musique de Maurice Abra-
hams.” @ Dee. 1, 1927; 1c. Dec.
23: E 684170; Publications Francis-
Day, Paris.
983 °
46
Ill at ease; descriptive agitato, by H.
Maurice Jacquet, arr. by Leo A.
Kempinski; orch. with pf. or organ
acc... Sto. ©, .Jam 2G) aGae Be.
Jan. 28; E 682626; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New: York.
984
Ilusion (Una); paroles y musica por
Ed. Tavo; pf. [Photostat] © Jan.
26, 1928; 2 :¢... Jan. 3.95 By 682728 -
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 985.
Impending danger; photoplay music,
by Leo A. Kempinski, op. 72; orch.
© Jan. 3, 1927; 2 «. Jan. 4, 1928;
EK 679846; Irving Berlin standard
music corp., New York. 986
Impromptu in G; by Wilson Manhire,
of Great Britain; vidlin and pf. ©
Jan., 16, A928= Le~ dan aa, B
684517; <A. Weekes & co. Itd.,
London. 987
In a Chinese tea garden; by Frank
H. Grey; pf. © Nov. 21, 1927; 2c.
Dec. 31; E 679793; Harold Flammer,
inc., New York. 988
In a cosy corner; words by A. Remsen,
melody by Bert Green. © 1c. Jan.
20, 1928; E 681377; Alice Remsen,
New York. 989
In a tent; words by Mickey Kippel,
music by L. Conley, arr. by Rube
Bennett: pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Jan. . 17, 1928 inn 2eye. eden’ fi
681452; Larry Conley, ine., St. Louis.
990
In dreams; words and music by Lily
Strickland; med. voice. © Sept. 1,
1927; 2 e«. Dec... 1; E 679789; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 991
In grandmother’s day; by Arthur B.
Crane, op. 16, no. 5; pf. © Jan.
9, 1928; 2 ec. Jan. 21; 682571; B.
EF. Wood music eco., Boston. 992
In my Father’s house; 4 pt. hymn,
words and music by Edward Boat-
ner; mixed voices. © Jan. 3, 1928;
2c. Jan. 12; E 682121; Samuel W.
Beazley, Chicago. 993
In my sweetheart’s arms; waltz, words
and musie by Art Gillham, Marie
Elliott and J. Russel Robinson; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen... © Jan. 16, 1928; 2 ¢.. Jan.
16; E 681232; Triangle music pub.
co., ine., New York. 994
In Oestrich war’s am Rheine; worte
von Hans Linck, musik yon Harry
Hauptmann, of Germany. © Oct.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1928
20,1927; 1 c. Oct. 17; E 677896;
B. Schott’s s6hne, Mainz, Germany.
995
In rosetime; suite, by Percy Elliott,
of Great Britain; pf. 1. The joy of
dawn. [3 others] © Jan. 6, 1928;
1c. Jan. 27; E 684516; A. Weekes
& co., ltd., London. 996
In shuten fin dem alten apple-boym;
from Chalumus fun libe, words and
music by I. Lillian. °
~ypy youox fons yD ]DURW PON
R-bbP
© Dec. 14, 1927; 2 ¢. Jan. 23, 1928;
EH 681453; Isidor Lillian, Brooklyn.
997
Same. © Jan. 6. 1928; 2 c. Jan.
9; E 681225; Isidor Lillian, Brook-
lyn. 998
In springtime; idyll, by Cuthbert Har-
ris, of Great Britain; organ. (In
Schmidt’s lyric album) © Jan. 17,
1928; 2 ec. Jan. 21; EH 682429; Ar-
thur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 999
In sunny Tennessee; words and mel-
ody by R. M. Breeden. © 1 «.
Jan. 30, 1928; E 681616; Robert M.
Breeden, Chicago. 1000
In that far off cottage by the sea;
words and music by G. P. Barry.
© Sept. 1, 1927; 2 ce. Jan. 19, 1928;
E 682362; Gerald P. Barry, Jenkin-
town, Pa. 1001
In the circus; by Ida Bostelmann; pf.
Orsane 3.119284. 2) & Jail 75h
679970; Belwin, inc., New York.
1002
In the city of our King; words and
music by Mrs. C. H. Morris; mixed
voices. © Sept. 30, 1927; 2 ¢ Dee.
19; E 679800; Edwin O. Excell, jr.,
Chicago. 1003
In the evening breeze; words and mel-
ody by R. M. Breeden. © 1. Jan.
30, 1928; E 681614; Robert M.
Breeden, Chicago. 1004
In the forest; by Cuthbert Harris,
of Great Britain; organ. (In
Schmidt’s lyric album) © Jan. 17,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 21; E 682430; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 1005
In the garden; words by R. M. Drans-
field, music by M. D. Riley. Med-
ford, Mass., Cradock pub. co. ©
Aug. 8, 1927; 2 c. Nov. 28; E 681027;
Milton D. Riley, Medford, Mass.
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1017
In the garden of to-morrow; duet,
or 2-pt. song, words by Geo. Graffe,
music by Jessie L. Deppen, arr. by
Clarence Lucas, of Great Britain;
treble voices. New York, Chappell-
Harms, ine. 4to. © Dec. 29, 1927;
1 e. Dee. 31; E 677867; Chappell &
co., ltd., London. 1007
In the land of Okeoko; words and
melody by J. Herman. © 1c. Jan.
7, 1928; EH 679997; Jack Herman,
Cleveland. 1008
In the river of Jordan; 4 pt. hymn,
words and music by A. M. Town-
send; mixed voices. © Jan. 38,
1928; 2 ec. Jan. 12; E 682128; Sam-
uel W. Beazley, Chicago. 1009
In the sing song sycamore tree; words
by Mort Dixon, music by Harry
Woods. © Jan. 18, 1928; 2 ec. Jan.
20; E 6813853;.Jerome H. Remick &
co., New York. 1010
In the sweet bye and bye; words by
Alfred Bryan and Francis Wheeler,
music by Pete Wendling; pf. ©1e.
Jan. 26, 1928; EH 682586; Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
' 1011
In the woods; study in three rhythms,
by Ida Bostelmann; pf. © Jan. 3,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 7; E 679971; Belwin,
ine., New York. 1012
In Venice; waltz, words and music
by W. M. Lewis; pf. and ukulele
ace., with arr. for quartet of male
or mixed voices, by Walter Goodell.
© Jan. 3, 1928; 2) a) Jan. 19-)
682369 ; W. M. Lewis, Chicago. 1013
Indian cradle song; fox-trot lullaby,
words by Gus Kahn, music by Mabel
Wayne. © Dec. 31, 1927; 2 c. Jan.
5, 1928; EH 681023; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 1014
Indian cradle song; fox-trot, words
by Gus Kahn, music by Mabel
Wayne, arr. by Ferdie Grofé; orch.
© Dec. 31, 1927; 2 ce. Jan. 5, 1928;
E 681021; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
1015
Indiana, land of love; words by
Roscoe Gilmore Stott, music by Clay
Smith. © Jan. 13, 1928; 2 c. Jan.
14; EH 682178; Gamble hinged music
co., Chicago. 1016
Indian’s (The) dream; words by L.
EK. Trego and W. R. Trego. music
by L. E. Trego. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1928;
E 679896; Linda Eldora Trego and
Will R. Trego, Hastings, Mich.
1017
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1018
pt. i, NESS ese
Indita mia; letra y musica de Kd.
Taye: pk. “O<Jan: 12;°-1928> 2c.
Jan. 18; E 6813804; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 1018
Innocence (L’); paroles de la Com-
tesse de Noailles, musique de G. M.
Witkowski, of France, op. 27. ©
Dee. 10, 1927; 1 « Jan. 7, 19283 6
684257; Editions Maurice Senart,
Paris. 1019
Inquiétude; nocturne, by Albert
Kiissner; pf. © Dee. 9, 1927; 2 «.
Jan. 14, 1928; E 682186; Bosworth
& co., Leipzig. 1020
Inquiétude (Restlessness) ; esquisse
dramatique, de M. Brusselmans, of
Belgium; orch., avec pf. conducteur
et 1°** violons conducteur. 4to.
Nov. 20, “1927: | fiver Deer 2340
684092; HE. Gaudet, Paris. 1021
Interméde (Interlude) ; de 'Trémisot,
of France; orch. avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Nov. 20, 1927; 1 c Dee. 23;
EH 684109; Francis Salabert, Paris.
1022
Intermezzo [and] Compliment; by
Arecady Dubensky, arr. by William
Strasser; orch. with pf. conductor.
© Dec. 28, 1927; 2 c. Jan. 11, 1928;
EH 6812038; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 1023
Introduction and fugue in E flat;
by William Russell, arr. by Herbert
F. Ellingford; organ. (Jn American
organ quarterly, v. 9, no. 24, Jan.
1928) © Jan. 3, 1928; 2c. Jan. 10;
E 682030; H. W. Gray co., New York.
1024
Introduction song; words and melody
by R Henderly. ©1c. Jan. 5, 1928;
EK 680914; Russell Henderly, Cincin-
nati. 1025
Introduzione allo studio dell’ oboe;
per la maggiore volgarizzazione e
adozione di questo strumento nelle
moderne bande, di Alessandro Car-
doni,of italy! “© Jam. 219285 1c,
Jan. 28; EH 684540; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 1026
Invectives (Invectives); extrait de
Pyrame et Thisbé, de Trémisot, of
France; orch. avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Dec. 20, 1927; 1 c Jan. 16,
1928; EH 684413; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 1027
Invierno (El) ; cancion Mexicana, arr.
de I. M. ‘Valle; pf. con ‘letra.
[Photostat] © 1c. Dec. 30, 1927;
E 682170; Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago.
1028
Invincibilis; the invincible doughboy,
words by John W. Lang, music by
R. H. Woods. © Jan. 27, 1928; 2 ¢.
Jan. 28; E 682620; Ralph Hueston
Woods, La Salle, Ill. 1029
Invincible U. S. A.; march, by H. F.
Odell, arr. by Loyd Loar; ten. banjo
solo or duet. (Jn Odell tenor banjo
solos) © Dec. 28, 1927; 1 e. Jan.
3, 1928, 1 c. Jan. 26; EH 682559; H. F.
Odell co., Boston. 1030
Irish (An) jig; study for high finger
action, by Ida Bostelmann; pf.
Jan. 3, 1928; 2c. Jan. 7; E 679973;
Belwin, inc., New York. 1031
Istoria z pyronamy; words by Eugene
Zukowsky, melody by A. Schwartz.
© 1c. Jan. 5, 1928; EH 680929; Abe. .
Schwartz, New York. 1032
It is enough; words by William M.
Runyan, music by Harry Dixon
Loes; mixed voices. © Sept. 30,
1927; 2 c. Dec. 19; E 679803 ; Hdwin
O. Excell, jr., Chicago. 1033.
It’s a long, long way to Tipperary;
2 pt. song, words and music by Jack
Judge and Harry Williams, arr. by
Clarence Lucas, of England; treble
voices. New York, N. Y., Chappell-
Harms, ine. 4to. © Jan. 10, 1928;
le. Jan. 11; E 684223; B. Feldman
& co., London. 1034
It’s bologney; words by Billy Rose,
music by James V. Monaco. © Jan.
20, 1928; 2 c« Jan. 21; E 682448;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 10385
It’s me; 4 pt. hymn, words and music
by A. M. Townsend; m:xed voices.
© Jan) '3) 1928502 sell yam: ies H
682157 ; Samuel W. Beazley, Chicago.
1036
It takes a Cincinnati yellow, to satisfy
a Georgia brown; words and melody
by Al Berard and J. Russel Rob-
inson. ©1c. Jan. 4, 1928; E 680852 ;
Triangle music pub. co., inc, New
York. 1037
It was the dawn of love; words and
melody by Lou Davis and J. Fred
Goots.. "©" "ewan aa? 19264 1
681109; DeSylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 1038
It won’t be long now; words and
melody by Bert G. Fisher [i.e E. G.
Fisher]. © 1'’e. Dec! 9, 1927; EH
682069: Ethelbert Griffith Fisher,
Wilmar, Calif. 1039
48
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1928
J’suis c’que j’su’s; couplets de Ma
femme, paroles de Paul Briquet et
Paul Gordeaux, musique de Pierre
de Meure et Irving Paris, both of
France. © Dec. 1, 1927; 1 c. Dec.
23; E 684171; Kam, Paris. 1040
ga, der Hollunder . . .; foxtrot, aus
Yvette und ihre freunde, worte von
Rudolf Osterreicher u. Wilhelm
Sterk, musik von Michael Krausz,
of Hungary, arr. von Otto Linde-
mann. © Nov. 21, 1927; 1 ¢ Jan.
14, 1928; E 684120; Drei masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. - 1041
Jack and Jill; words by Dena Tem-
pest, music by Wilfrid Sanderson ,of
Great Britain; in F. © Dee. 23,
1927;,1 c@ Jan. 27, 1928; E 684532;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 1042
Jack and Joan;
Jacobean pt. song, by Thomas Cam-
pian, harmonized by Edmund H.
Fellowes, of England, with tonic sol-
fa tr. by H. J. Timothy; mixed
voices; in B flat. 4to. © Dec. 17,
1927 ; 1 c. Dee. 19; E-684327; Stainer
& Bell, Itd., London. 1043
Jack in the box; by Zez Confrey
[pseud. of EH. E. Confrey]; pf. €
Dee: 30, 1927; 2 c Jan. 9, 1928: E
681053 ; Jack Mills, inc, New York.
1044
Jack, jump over the candlestick; by
Mathilde Bilbro; pf. © Jan. 12,
1928; 2 c Jan. 14; E 682209; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 1045
Jake the plumber; music for dra-
matic recitation by Lew Brown, arr.
by Jack Glogau, intro. Winter
mirchen, by Czibulka [and] Flower
song, by Gustav Lange; pf. (In
Jake the plumber) © Feb. 14, 1927;
2c. Jan. 17, 1928; E 682288; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
1046
Jamaica; words and music by E. L. M.
Harrison, with waltz arr. for pf.
© 1c. Dec. 19, 1927; E 682416; Eva
Louise MeGibbon Harrison, New
London, Conn. 1047
Japansy; waltz, words by Alfred
Bryan, music by John Klenner; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Dee. 28, 1927;
2c. Dee. 30; E 680965; Harms, inc.,
New York. 1048
Jardin (Le) de notre sceur Claire:
chanson franciscaine, poéme de Léon
Chancerel, mus que de Simone Plé,
49
HKlizabethan and.
1057
of France. © Dee. 1, 1927; 1 ¢. Dec.
23; E 6842083; Henry Lemoine &
cie., Paris. 1049
Jarnach (Philipp) Zehn kleine kla-
vierstiticke (Ten little pieces) ; von
P. Jarnach, of Spain. © Oct. 20,
ISG; oh Cy OCt.2l i. Fr G6ig04:. Be.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
1050
Te les porte bien; couplets de l’opérette
Ma femme, paroles de P. Briquet et
P. Gordeaux, musique de Pierre de
Meure et Irving Paris, both of
France. © Dec. 23, 1927; 1 ec. Jan.
25, 1928; H 684474; Kam, Paris.
1051
Je vous aime. (Will you say the same) ;
‘words by J. Macklyn Meskyll, mel-
ody by Abner Silver. © 1c. Jan. 19,
1928; E 682405; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 1052
Jean; words by J. Gordon, melody by
Ralph; De- Luca "O.- er jan. 12,
1928; E 681181; James Gordon, New
York. 10538
Jeanneret (Albert) 20 quarts d’heure
de lecture 4 vue au piano; exercices
pratiques développant la rapidité, la
netteté et la concentration visuelles
par A. Jeanneret, of Switzerland.
OblS* 4to; “© Dec? Bot 1A9e7" 1" c.
Jan. 16, 1928; E 684438; Editions
Maurice Senart, Paris. 1054
—— 20 quarts d’heure de lecture 4 vue
au violon; exercices pratiques devé-
loppant la rapidité, la netteté et la
concentration visuelles par A. Jean-
neret, of Switzerland. obl. 4to. ©
Dee: 20, 1927; 1 c,Jan. 16; 1928; BE
684439; Editions Maurice Senart,
Paris. 1055
25 quarts d’heure de lecture & vue
au piano; exercices pratiques déve-
loppant la rapidité, la netteté et la
concentration visuelles par A. Jean-
neret, of Switzerland. obl. 4to. ©
Dee. 20;(1927 21; CaTanvi6) 1928;
6844387; Ed:tions Maurice Senart,
Paris. 1056
Jesus, the very thought of Thee (Jesu
dulcis memoria) ; anthem, words by
Bernard of Clairvaux, English tr.
by Edward Caswell, music by Vit-
toria, arr. by E. Harold Geer; wom-
en’s voices. 4to. © Dee. 22, 1927;
2 e. Jan. 10, 1928; E 682017; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 1057
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1058
Jesus, Who gave Himself for you; set
to tune St. Bernard, by J. R chard-
son, adapted and arr. by Charles P.
Scott; mixed voices. (Jn Arthur P.
Schmidt’s octavo edition) © Dee.
27, 1927; 2c. Jan. 4, 1928; E 679860;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 1058 —
Jesus within; words by L’zzie De Ar-
mond, music by Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
wee 7, 1927; 2. ¢ Jan.217, 19282an
682273; John H. Jones, Greensboro,
N. C. 1059
Jogging along behind the old grey
mare; fox trot, words and music by
John P. Long, of England; pf. and
ukulele ace.; in C. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Dec. 28, 1927;
1c Jan. 16, 1928; EK 684823; Fran-
cis, Day & Hunter, Itd., London.
1060
John Gilpin; by William Cowper, set
to music by Colin Taylor, of HEng-
land. 1. Violino pr'mo.—2. Violino
secondo. © Dee. 28, 1927; 1 ec. each
Jan. 10, 1928; EH 684004, 684005; No-
vello & eco., Itd., London. 1061, 1062
John Macaroni; words and melody by
M. Bianchi and R. M. Bonsanti. ©
1 ec. Jan. 19, 1928; E 682396; Mer-
cione Bianchi and R. M. Bonsanti,
Brooklyn. 1063
Johnny Goodwin; words and melody
by C. M. Reynolds. © 1c. Jan. 26,
1928; E 682594; Ralph Peer, New
York. 1064
Joli rien; intermezzo, par G. Razigade,
of France. 1. Orch., avec pf. conduc-
teur. 4to—2. Pf. © Dec. 28, 1927;
1 ce. each Jan. 25, 1928; E 684504,
684507 ; Georges Razigade, Bordeaux,
France. 1065, 1066
Joli tambour; chanson de route du
pays de Liége, arr. et harmonisée par
Guy We'tz, of Belgium. (Jn Vieilles
chansons francaises) © Dec. 31,
1927; 1 ce. Jan. 13, 1928; EH 684059;
J. & W. Chester, ltd., London. 1067
Jolly (The) rover; intermezzo giocoso,
by William C. Schoenfeld: orch. 4to.
© ‘Dec. 29; 1927 -) 2 Dee: S05) EB
679767; Music buyers corp., New
York. 1068
Jonglerie; de Hedy Spielter; pf. ©
Pere, 10, 1927 <2 co dates We Noe
681331; Durand et cie., Paris. 1069
Journée de féte; ouverture, de R.
Géliot, of France; orch., avee pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Nov. 20, 1927;
1 ¢e. Dee. 23; E 684098; R. Géliot,
Paris. 1070
pt. 111, n. s., v. 23
Joy; by R. Nofka pf., 4 hands. ©
Jan. 30, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 31; E 682675;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 1071
Jub late; by EH. S. Hosmer; organ. (In
Schmidt’s lyric album) © Jan. 17,
1928; 2 @ Jan: 215 Wies24s- Ar-
thur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 1072
Judgment (The) day is coming; words
and music by Johnston Morris;
mixed voices. (Jn Gospel melodies)
© Jan. 10,1928) 2 @€) Jam AG.
682257 ; Robert H. Coleman, Dallas.
1073
June twilight; words by’John Mase-
field, music by Roy E. Agnew, of
Great Britain. 1. Sop. or ten.—2.
Alto or bar. © Dee. 27, 1927; 2c.
each Jan. 4, 1928; E 679867; Ar-
thur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 1074
Junior high; march, by A. J. Weidt,
arr. by Clayton Mls. 4to. 1. Oreh.
with pf. conductor.—2. Band with
solo B fiat trumpet conductor.—3.
Plectrum banjo solo. © Nov. 1,
1927; 2 ec. each!) Jan & 29285)
680869-680871 ; Walter Jacobs, inc.,
Boston. 1075-1077
Junior high; march, by A. J. Weidt;
ten. banjo solo. © Nov. 1, 1927;
2c. Jan. 5, 1928; E 680873; Walter
Jacobs, ine., Boston. 1078
Junior hymns and songs; ed. and
compiled by Elizabeth McH. Shields.
8vo. © Dec. 15, 1927; 2 e. Jan. 3,
1928; aff. Dec. 31, 1927; A 1018055 ;
Presbyterian committee of publica-
tion, Richmond. 1079
Jirame; Spanish tango, by Maria
Grever, transcribed by Arthur Hart-
mann; violin and pf. © Dec. 20,.
1927: 2 c. Dec. 28; EB 680985; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 1080
Just a barrel of kisses; words by Tom
Baily, music by William de Ligne
mare and 8. Burns. ©1c. Jan. 27,
1928: E 681571; Seymour Burns,
Los Angeles. 1081
Just a bit of dream; words and melody
by M. H. Rainsford. [Photostat]
© 1e. Jan. 14, 1928; BH Gsi245;
Marguerite Helene Rainsford, Ma-
maroneck, N. Y. 1082
Just a little better every day; words
by Alfred Barratt, music by Harry
Dixon Loes: mixed voices. (Jn
Gospel melodies) © Jan. 10, 1928;
2c. Jan. 16; E 682240; Robert H.
Coleman, Dallas. 1083
20
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1928
Just a year ago to-night; song by
Billy Rose, Lee David and Dave
Dreyer. © Apr. 7, 1927; 2 ¢. Jan.
21, 1928: E 682449; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. [© revised- words]
i 1084
Just because; words and music by
Jimmy Ferguson [i. e. O. J. Fergu-
son] © 1 ce. Dec... 31, 1927; E
679778; Olonzo James Ferguson,
Decatur, Il. 1085
Just fancy ; selection, by Philip Charig
and Joseph Meyer, arr. by Oscar
Radin; pf. © Dec. 30, 1927; 2 «¢.
Jan. 4, 1928; EH 680972; Harms, inc.,
New York, 1086
words and music by
B. W. Marvel; sop. solo. © 1 «¢.
Jan. 38, 1928; E 679895; Bernice
Weekly Marvel, Lincoln, Neb. 1087
Just happy; words and music by G.
H. Bernhard. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1928;
E 679777; Grace Holliway Bernhard,
Oakland. Calif. 1088
Just imagine it; from The girl friend,
words by R. P. Weston and Bert
Lee, music by Harris Weston, of
England; in F. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Dec. 28, 1927;
1e. Jan. 16, 1928; E 684316; Francis,
Day & Hunter, ltd., London. 1089
Just keep smiling; words by Marion
MacKay, music by M. H. Skiles; pf.
© 1.e Jan. 21, 1928; E 682454;
Marlin H. Skiles, Detroit. 1090
Just like a pure white rose; words
and music by Reed Stampa, of Great
Just for you;
Britain; in B. [Staff and _ tonic
sol-fa notations] © Jan. 20, 1928;
1 c Jan. 21; E 684456; Worton
David, ltd., London. 1091
Just like the end of a story; fox-trot,
words and music by George Whiting
and Lew Pollack. © Dec. 31, 1527;
2 ec. Jan. 5, 1928; E 681024; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 1092
Just one lone passenger; words and
music by George L. Rothermel, op.
115; pf. and ukulele ace. © Jan.
19,' 1928; 2 ce Jan: 25; E 681502;
Rothermel music pub. co., Sunbury,
Pa. 1093
Just one of those gals; fox trot, words
by Albert Lyons, melody by Joe
Albert [i. e. J. J. Albert] © 1.
Jan. 27, 1928; E 681567: Joseph
John Albert, Newark, N.»J. 1094
1107
Just one sorrowing heart; words and
melody by Hattie McDaniel. ©1e.
Jan. 23, 1928; E 682540; Consoli-
dated music pub. house, Chicago.
1095
Just so-so; by A. C. Russell; pf. ©
1 ce. Jan. 14, 1928; E 682188; Alva
Calvin Russell, Chicago. 1096
Just someone to say that I love you;
words and music by S. Jefferson. ©
1c. Jan. 12, 1928; E 682175; Sher-
man Jefferson, Sacramento, Calif.
1097
Just suppose; words and music by
Lb.) *W. Coleman, jr:’ © 1c. Jan. -7,
1928; E 679996; Leonard Wilfrid
Coleman, jr., Philadelphia. 1098
Just the way you are; words and
music by M. Batchelor. © 1c. Jan.
21, 1928; E 682459; Miriam
Batchelor, Brookline, Mass. 1099
Just to take the trail back home;
words by M. Sterzick, musie by
Abbie A. Ford. © Jan. 10, 1928;
By Me Pal eve, de> spe ia aces hp Ay
Sterzick, Detroit. 1100
Just watch Abie; Hungarian fox trot,
by F. Markush, of Hungary; pf.
1 ec. Jan. 5, 1928; E 677968; Fred.
Markush, Budapest, Hungary. 1101
Just watch that step; melody by H.
J. Grossman. © 1c. Jan. 24, 1928;
E 682547; Hyman J. Grossman,
Brooklyn. 1102
Kalédu giesmés; tekstas A. JakStas ir
Margalis, paraSé Antanas Vana-
gaitis; miSram chorui. 4to. 1. Hi,
Kalédos. [1 other] © Dec. 24,
1927; Qe. Jan. 3):19028; EH 680833 ;
Xavier Strumskis, Brooklyn. 1103
Kammermusik, nr. 5; von Paul Hinde-
mith, of Germany, op. 36, nr. 4;
solo-bratsche u. grosseres kammer-
orch. Partitur. 12mo. © Dec. 20,
1927; 1 ec. Dec. 17; EH 684297; B.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
1104
Kanonische motetten; nach worten des
Angelus Silesius, musik von Joseph
Haas, of Germany, op. 75; gemisch-
ten chor, a cappella. 4to. nr. 1, 2.
© Dec. 20, 1927; 1 e. each Dec. 17;
E 684291, 684292; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. 1105, 1106
Kapu raasku (Karee glazkee); words
anon., musie arr. by H. Lefkowitch.
New York, Metro music co. [Rus-
sian |\'text] | ©! Dec.’ 15, 1927; 2 «.
Jan. 3, 1928; E 679827; Henry Lef-
kowitch, New York. 1107
ol
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1108
Katouka; tango milonga, de G. Akiba,
of France; orch. avec pf. conduc-
teur. 4to: © Dec. 10, 1927; 1 «¢.
Jan. 16, 1928; E 6843857; Gyptis
Akiba, Paris. 1108
Katy-did, Katy-didn’t; musical argu-
ment, by Florence Grandland Gala-
jikian; pf. © Jan. 4, 1928; 2 «.
Jan. 6; E 682203; Gamble hinged
music co., Chicago. 1109
Katze (Die) auf dem dach; tanzlied
aus dem 17. jahrhundert, bearb. von
Erwin Lendvai, of Germany; min-
nerchor a cappella. 4to. © Oct.
15,,;19275 At, c.,, Oct. 17 ys Gd 7895 ;
B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
1110
Keep a going; words by Florence
Golata, music by C. Kwiatkowski.
© 1ce Jan. 17, 1928; EH 682329;
Cassimera Kwiatkowski, Buffalo.
1111
Keep your promise to me; words and
melody by W. Markowitz. © 1 .e.
Jan. 16, 1928; E 682304; William
Markowitz, Los Angeles. 1112
Ketty boxeur; opérette en 3 actes,
livret de lLuc-Morier, couplets de
Pierre Varenne, musique de Gaston
Gabaroche, of France. Partition pf.
et. chant. Y© ‘Nov. 202192751 e:
Dec. 23; D 27239; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 1113
Kiddi-logues; words by Hileen de
Mancha, music by H. C. G. Stevens,
of Great Britain; pf. series 1—4.
©: Oct. 21, 1927; 1 «@ Nov. 5; E
684868; Harold Charles Gilbard
Stevens, London. 1114
Kidnaping [!] (The) of Marion
Parker; words by Willard McBride,
music by S. Bernstein. © 1c. Jan.
18, 1928; E 681322; Samuel Bern-
stein, Cincinnati. 1115
Killing time; melody by S. B. Chris-
tensen. -, ©) danse 928 3
679773; Siegfried B. Christensen,
New Orleans. 1116
King Jesus; words by A. H. Ackley,
music by B. D. Ackley; mixed
voices. (In Gospel melodies) ©
yan: 10, 19283" (Zenon na.” E)
682268; Robert H. Coleman, Dallas.
1117
King Joe; by A. Scott; 1st violin. ©
1c. Jan. 3, 1928; B 679776; Arthur
Scott, Chicago. 1118
Or
pt. III, n.s., v. 23
King of the elephant and castle; words
and music by Barry Ono, of Eng-
land; pf. and ukulele ace.; in D.
[Staff and tenic sol-fa notations]
© Jan. 18, 1928; 1 @ Jan. 21; EB
684871; Sidney Barnard,. London.
1119
King of the road; by R. S. Morrison,
op. 208; pf., 4 hands. © Jan. 12,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 14; E 682207; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 1120
Kingdom (The) of man; words by
L. C. Biggs, music by George Greg-
ory La Motte, arr. by Harry L. Al-
ford.'''© : 1) el \Jani °26) 19928)
682589 ; Lewis Cass Biggs, Lawrence,
Kan. ata
King’s (The) highway; words and
music by K. Johnston; mixed voices.
8v0o. © Nov. 30, 1927; 2 c. Jan. 20,
1928; E 681855; Kate Johnston,
Mineral _ Wells, Tex. 1122
Kinkajou (The); by Paddy, of
France; pf. © Dee. 20, 1927; 1 «.
Jan. 25, 1928; E 684503; A. Olivier,
Paris. 1 P53
Kinkajou (Le) (The kinkajou) ;
paroles francaises de Jacques
Charles, of France, paroles anglaises
de Joseph McCarthy, musique de
Harry Tierney. © Dec. 20, 1927;
1c. Jan. 16, 1928; E 6843898; Publi-
cations Francis-Day, Paris. 1124
Kirschbltitenfest (Das); musik zu
Klabunds schauspiel, von Ernst
Toch, of Austria; orech. Partitur.
©” Dec: 20," 1927 -" ie wee 17. Bl
684295; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany. 1125
Klechda; wiersz M. H. Szpyrkowny,
muzyka W. Lachman; chor meski.
Chicago, Ill., W. H. Sajewski pub.
co. 4to. Dee, , 10,4 Agate, C.
Jan. 9, 1928; EH 681065; Wiadyslaw
H. Sajewski, Chicago. 1126
Kleine (Das) klavierbuch; sechs
tibungsstiicke u. vierzehn charakter-
stiicke von Heinrich Kaspar Schmid,
of Germany,’ op. 53. © Oct. 20,
1927; 1 «@ Oct. 17; BH 6779013) B.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
1g 27
Kleine’ klavierstiicke; von Lothar
Windsperger, of Germany, op. 37.
heft 1. © Oct. 20, 1927}; 1: e) Oct.
17; E 677902; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. 1128
bo
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1928
1148
Komm zum fiinf-uhr-tee; fox trot, aus
Yvette und ihre freunde, worte von
Rudolf Osterreicher u. Wilhelm
Sterk, musik von Michael Krausz,
of Hungary, arr. von Otto Linde-
mann. © Nov. 21, 1927; 1 ¢ Jan.
14, 1928; E 684121; Drei masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 1129
Komodie ftir orchester; von Ernst
Toch, of Austria, op. 42. Partitur.
@y Get, 20). 1927; 1. c, Oct: 17; B
677898; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany. 1130
Kosari; melody by P. Humeniuk. ©
1 ec Jan. 38, 1928; E 679894; Paul
Humeniuk, New York. 1131
Kowalsky (Alfred) Quatre tableaux;
en forme de variations sur un théme
russe, par Alfred Kowalsky, of Lux-
embourg; violoncelle et pf. © Dee.
10, 1927; 1 ce. Jan. 7, 1928; E 684249 ;
Editions Maurice Senart, Paris.
1132
Krakowiak gurala; melody by P. Hu-
meniuk. © 1e. Jan. 19, 1928; E
681405; Paul Humeniuk, New York.
1133
Krishna’s song; legend of India, words
by Elizabeth Evelyn Moore, music
by R. Huntington Woodman; low
voice, © Jan. 19, 1928; 2c. Jan. 28;
E 681597; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 1134
Kiiss mich zum letzten mal, Natascha ;
slow-fox, aus Alles aus liebe, text
von Karl Farkas, Enrst Marischka
u. Alfred Steinberg-Frank, musik
von Robert Stolz, of Austria, op. 491.
© Oct. 21, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 13, 1928:
E 684066; W. Karczag, Vienna. 1135
Kiiss’ mich zum letztenmal, Natascha;
slow fox aus Alles aus liebe, text
von Karl Farkas, Ernst Marischka
u. Alfred Steinberg-Frank, musik
von Robert Stolz, arr. von Fred
Ralph, of Austria; salon-orch. mit
klavier direktion. 4to. © Oct. 21,
19275 1c. Dec. 21; H 684334;. WwW.
Karezag, Vienna. 1136
Ladron; tango, words and music by
C. Cobian; pf. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1928;
E 680937; Carlos Cobian, New York.
1137
Lady of Havana; words and music
by Saul Bernie, Jack Val and Paul
IF. van Loan; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
WeEH 28, T1920%..25 ef Dec. .30 B
680966; Harms, ine., New York.
i. 1138
D3
Lagrima (Una) ; tango, de José Sentis,
of Spain; orch. avee pf. conducteur
et paroles. 4to. © Dec. 20, 1927;
1 ce. Jan. 16, 1928; E 684415; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 1139
Lalla Rookh; suite from the ballet, by
Frank Stanley Smith, of England;
pf, + © sane 30: 1928 1" 'e, iJan!''23 -
EB} 684522 ; Frederick Harris co., Lon-
don. 1140
Lalo (Edouard Victor Antoine) Dan-
Ses des esclaves (Slaves dances) ; de
Namouna, arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch. avee pf. conducteur.
©) Novy. 20, 19209 be Dec, 2a:
684113; Francis Salabert, Paris.
1141
—— Danses marocaines (Morocco
dances) ; de suite Namouna, arr. par
F. Salabert; orech: avec pf. conduc-
teur. © Dec. 1, 1927;-1 « Dec. 23;
H 684219; Francis Salabert, Paris.
1142
— Mazurka; de suite Namouna, arr.
par FEF. Salabert, of France; orch.
avec pf. conducteur. © Dec. 1,
1927; i ec. Dee. 23; E 684184; Fran-
cis Salabert, Par’s. 1143
Oh! quand je dors (Oh! when I
Sleep) ; mélodie, par Ed. Lalo, arr.
par F. Salabert, of France; orch.,
avec pf. conducteur et 1°" violon con-
ducteur. 4to. © Dec. 20, 1927; 1c.
Jan. 16, 1928; E 684411; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 1144
Pas des cymbales (Cymbals’
rythm) ; de suite Namouna, arr. par
FF. Salabert, of France; orch. avec
pf. conducteur. © Dec. 1, 1927; 1c.
Dec. 23; E 684186; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 1145
— La sieste (Siesta); de suite Na-
mouna, arr. par F. Salabert; orch.,
avee pf. conducteur. © Dec. 1,
1927; 1 c. Dec. 23; E 684185; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 1146
Lambert (Leslie) Trois piéces pour
piano; de L. Lambert, of England.
1. Caprice. [2 others] © Dec. 10,
1927; 1 ec. Jan. 7, 1928; BH 684258 ;yX
Editions Maurice Senart, Paris.
1147
Lament; a faded flower, by Paul
Stoeving; violin and pf. or organ.
Janie, SMSessi2 wei sFan- 74s)
681026; Edward Schuberth & ©co.,
ine., New York. 1148
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1149
pt. 01, Ass. V. 23
Lamento; by Gabriel-Marie, arr. by R. | Leavens; hymn tune, by H. Loy; pf.
Jungnickel; orch., with pf. conduct-
or. © Jan. 4, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan. 5; EB
680901; Ross Jungnickel, inc., New
York. 1149
Lamento; d’Alfred Bachelet, doigtés
et coups d’archet par F. Pollain,
both of France; violoncelle et pf. ©
July 4, 1927; 1 c«. Aug. 4; E 684168;
Alphonse Ledue et cie., Paris.. 1150
Land of lakes is calling; words by Ada
Bontecou Robinson, melody by A. V.
Swenson. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1928; EB
680847 ; Arthur V. Swenson, Minne-
apolis. 1151
Land (The) that used to be; words
and melody by N. S. Pettinger. ©
1 ec. Nov. 8, 1927; E 682100; Nicholas
Sylvester Pettinger, Syracuse, Nebr.
1152
Lastucka; polka, melody by A.
Schwartz. © 1c. Jan. 5, 1928; HB
680936; Abe Schwartz, New York.
1153
Laughing at love; words and melody
by (G2) W. Carey © 1 ¢: “Jan, 26,
1928: E 682601; Clarence Wiliam
Carey, San Francisco. 1154
Laughing eyes; waltz, by H. F. Odell,
arr. by Loyd Loar; ten. banjo solo
or duet. (Jn Odell tenor banjo
solos) © Dee. 28, 1927; 1 ec. Jan. 3,
1928, 1 c. Jan. 26; E 682565; H. F.
Odell co., Boston. 1155
Lead us, O Father; set to tune Long-
wood, words by William H. Burleigh,
music by Joseph Barnby, adapted
and arr. by Charles P. Scott; mixed
voices. (Jn Arthur P. Schmidt's
octavo edition) © Dee. 27, 1927;
2c. Jan. 4, 1928; E 679861; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 1156
Leader (The) four-square; words by
Henry Van Dyke, music by Lewis
Henry Horton. 4to. 1. Standard ar-
rangement.—2. Male voices. © Dee.
oe ORT * 2) se, Decuearen US Ll:
Young men’s division glee club, Y.
M. C, A., Dayton, O. 1157
Leaping Lena; words and melody by
A, Frazzini. © 1c. Jan. 24, 1928;
E 682534; Amicus Frazzini, Boston.
1158
Learning that I love you; words and
music by A. T. Bullock. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Dec. 27,
1927; 2 ce. Jan. 3, 1928; E 680834;
Alfred T. Bullock, New York. 1159
© Dec. 28, 1927; 2 c. Jan.'3, 1928;
EK 680832; Harvey Loy, Rutherford,
Ndi 1160
Lectures 4 vue pour piano; accom-
pagnées de commentaires’ sur le texte
musical, de G. Sporek, of France.
Paris, E. Ploix. © Dee. 10, 1927;
1c. Jan. 7, 1928; E 684273; Georges
Sporck, Paris. 1161
Leno; Indian song, words and music
by M. Bowman. © 1c. Jan. 9, 1928;
E 682097 ; Marie Bowman, San Jose,
Calif. 1162
Leoncavallo (Ruggiero) Liebesrebel-
lion (R-bellione dell’ amore); oper-
ette in 3 akten, libretto di Heinrich
Hermann Regel , musica di R. Leon-
eavallo, of Italy. . Partition pf. et
ehant. ‘© > 1 .@.dan.i25, 3928; ..D
27249; Universal edition, a. g., Vi-
enna. . ' 1163
Lesz maga juszt is az enyém; tango
Argentino, szévegét irta, Harmath
Imre, zenéjét szerzé Hisemann Mi-
haly, of Hungary. © Mar. 1, 1927;
1c. July 16; E 677876; Rozsavolgyi
& co., Budpest, Hungary. 1164
Let; words and music by V. M. Jan-
uary. Cleveland, O., Excelsior pub.
co. ©, Dee, (31, 192G 2 aeader. aL;
E 679762; Viva M. January, Cleve-
land. 1165
Let me dream; words by Mrs. J. Wal-
worth Smith, music by Wm A. Pack-
ard, arr. by Harry L. Harts. 1. In
B flat-2.,JInsD fake sO aNowx..29,
1927; 2 c. each Dee. 31; E 681273;
White-Smith music pub. co, Boston.
1166
Let me dream; 4-pt. song, words by
Mrs. J. Walworth Smith, music by
Wim. A. Packard, arr. by Harry L.
Harts; mixed voices. 4to. © Nov.
25, 1927: 2. ¢. Meeival +1 yoslzi2;
White-Smith music pub. co., Boston.
1167
Let me dream and again remember ;
fox trot, words and music by J. R.
Brannan. St. Louis, Mo., R. Stem-
mel music co. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 e«.
Jan. 5; E 680879; Josie R. Brannan,
St. Louis. 1168
Let me take you up in my aeroplane
for two; words and music by V.
Zace. © 1 ec Jan. 31, 1928; E
682715; Vera Zace, San Francisco.
1169
D4
no. 1, 1928
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS.
1191
Let me waltz again with you; words
by Phil. Shapiro, music by M. Brum-
henge) ©) i i) ec. (Jane.(30, 19285). B
681630; Mary Brumberg, Buffalo. i
117
Let not your heart be troubled; words
and melody by John B. Blakey. ©
1 ec. Jan. 9, 1928; E 681074; Con-
solidated music pub. house, Chicago.
1171
Let’s drift back together again; fox-
trot, words by Sam Gobble [i. e. S.
M. Gobble], melody by Frank Mar-
mmez, jr. © 1c Jan. 10). 1928>
682080; Samuel Maurice Gobble,
Memphis, Tenn. ‘1172
Let’s pretend; words and music by
Anton Mariette, of Great Britain;
low voice. © Jan. 8, 1928; 2c. Jan.
5; BE 680952; John Church co., Cin-
cinnati. FES
Let’s start over again; words and
melody by Dick Leibert [i. e. R. Lei-
pert}! © i dice Jan. //14~ 1928+ Bh
682194; Richard Leibert, Pittsburgh.
1174
Let this mind be in you; anthem, words
from the Bible, music by George B.
Nevin; male voices; organ acc. 4to.
© Jan. 12, 1928; 2 c Jan. 16; EB
682345; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
1175
Let your lips touch my lips; words and
music by L. E. Waggaman. © Nov.
yy 19273). 2. ce. Novi 3; Hi 682220;
Laura E. Waggaman, New Orleans.
1176
Lettre au lointain bien-aimé; paroles
et musique d’Héléne Graton, of
France. © Dec. 10, 1927; 1 c. Jan.
7, 1928; E 684271; Ch. Hayet, Paris.
\ 1177
Liadoff (A.) Prelude; arr. by Roland
Revell, of Great Britain; flute and
mie PG) Wee 421512927! Dict dam. 12)
1928; E 684049; Rudall, Carte & co.,
Itd., London. 1178
Liberty’s (The) song; marche ameri-
caine, de Léon Dacette, of France,
op. 10: orch. avee pf. conducteur.
4to. © Oct. 18, 1927; 1 ec. Dee. 31;
E 684142; United music co., New
York. 1179
LibuSe valcik; arr. by Louis Vitak;
concertina. © Dec. 31, 1927; 2 ec.
Jan. 9, 1928; E 681045; Vitak-Elsnic
co., Chicaga@ 1180
a
Oo
Lieben (Das) bringt gross’ freud’;
volkslied aus Schwaben von Fr.
Silcher, bearb. von Hrwin Lendvai,
of Germany; mannerchor a cappella.
4to. © Oct. 15, 1927; 1 ¢. Oct. 17;
I) 677889; B.-Schott’s sédhne, Mainz,
Germany. 1181
Lieder fiir singkreise; vier lieder,
worte von Platen, u. a., musik von
Paul Hindemith, of Germany, op.
43, no. 2, hrsg. von P. Hindemith,
Fritz Jéde u. Hans Mersmann; drei
stimmen. Singpartitur. 4to. © Aug.
19273) te. July 265° Hh GT7919 5B:
Schott’s shéne, Mainz, Germany.
: 1182
Life; words and music by L. A.
Palmer: © 1 ¢. Jan. 14, 1928; HE
682192; Lewis Albert Palmer, South
Bend, Ind. 1183
Life (The) boat; words anon., music
arr. by B. B. ‘McKinney; mixed
voices. (In Gospel melodies) ©
Jan. 10, 1928; 2. ¢. Jan. 16; EH 682246;
Robert H. Coleman, Dallas. 1184
Lifer’s march; words and melody by
J. Ll. Lemberg. ©1c. Jan. 18, 1928;
EH 681323; Joseph Liebish Lemberg,
Charlestown, Mass. 1185
Light; words by George Matheson,
music by C. J. Shaddick. © Oct.
4, 1927; 2 e. Oct. 26; EH. 681210;
Charles J. Shaddick, Ishpeming,
Mich. 1186
Light-hearted (The) fairy; words -by
George Darley, music by Felix
White; high voice. © Dec. 20, 1927;
2 ce. Dec. 28; E 680993; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. sil ad Row ¢
Light in my heart; words by HE. C.
Baird, music by B. D. Ackley ; mixed
voices. © May 20, 1927; 2 c Dee.
22: E 679813; Standard pub. co.,
Cincinnati. 1188
Light (The) in the valley; words and
melody by Reed and Duncan. ©
1c. Jan. 5, 1928; EH 679880; Ralph
Peer, New York. 1189
Lil’ ol’ home; words by Jo’ Trent,
music by J. Russel Robinson; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Dec. 28, 1927;
2 ec. Dec. 30; E 680964; Harms, inc.,
New York. 1190:
Lily Lou; words by Sidney Mitchell,
music by dt. Hird: pf... ace.,.. with
ukulele arr. by May Singhi Breen.
©) Jan BS: 1928-2: ey Jan: 24:1
682503; Russell Hird, New York.
1191
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1192
Lincke-winke; two-step fantasie, von
Paul Lincke, of Germany; salon-
orch. 4to. © Nov. 28, 1927; 1 ¢.
Jan. 18, 1928; E 684276; Apollo
verlag, Berlin. 1192
Lincoln; words and music by OC.
Simmons. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 c. Jan.
9; E 681063; Cyrus Simmons, Knox-
ville, Tenn. 1193
Lindbergh; galop, de Paul Fauchey,
of France; orch. avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Nov. 20, 1927; 1 c. Dec. 28;
E 684110; Francis Salabert, Paris.
1194
Lindy king of the air; words and
musie by A. Dvorak. © 1 «¢.. Oct.
28, 1927; E 682417; Antonetta
Dvorak, New York. 1195
Lingua (La) taliana; mnuovissima
macchietta, versi di Tony Ferraz-
zano, melodia di Raffaele Grauso.
4to. ©. Jan. 26, 1928; 2c. Jan. 27;
HK 681540; Antonio Grauso, New
York. 1196
Linon léger; des Romanesques, poésie
d’ Edmond Rostand, musique d’
André Colomb, of France. Editions
Costallat. © Nov. 20, 1927; 1 «¢
Dee. 28; E 684115; Lucien de
Lacour, Paris. 1197
Lion’s (The) roar; melody by Thomas
Waller. © 1c. Jan. 13, 1928; E
681162; Clarence Williams musit
pub. co., inc., New York. 1198
Listen to the lambs; 4 pt. hymn, words
and music by Edward Boatner;
mixed voices. © Jan. 8, 1928; 2 ¢.
Jan. 12; E 682126; Samuel W.
Beazley, Chicago. 1199
Liszt (Franz) Liebestraum (Dream of
love); transcribed by A. Pattman,
of Great Britain; organ. © Dec.
Pi OZ. Ae: Janeel2. iS 2s s ak
684042; Meyer De Wolfe, London.
1200:
Lithuanian westuwin; polka, melody
by A. Schwartz. © 1 e. Jan. 16,
1928; E 682308; Abe Schwartz, New
York. 1201
Little (A) bird came singing; words
by B. T. Altman, music by Larcile
Burton. © Dec. 28, 1927; 2 ¢c. Jan.
3, 1928; E 679826; Bessie Traylen
Altman, Sausalito, Calif. 1202
Little boy blues; fox trot, from Clowns
in clover, words by Desmond Carter,
music by Vivian Ellis, of England;
pt. D1, nosy, ¥..23
in B flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Dec. 28, 1927; 1 «.
Jan. 16, 1928; E 6843817; Francis,
Day & Hunter, ltd., London. 1203
Little (A) dance; by Arthur B. Crane,
op. 16, no. 4; pf. © Dee. 27, 1927;
2 ¢, Jan. 21, 1928 Hr Gszaroe BK.
Wood music co., Boston. 1204
Little drops of water little grains of
sand; words by A. C. Rogers, musie
by C. L. Roberts. © Aug. 6, 1927;
2c¢. Jan. 3, 1928; EH 682493; Alex-
ander C. Rogers and C. Luckey Rob-
erts, New York. — 1205
Little (The) drummer boy; by Ida
Bostelmann; pf. © Jan. 3, 1928;
2c. Jan. 7; E 679974; Belwin, inc.,
New York. 1206
Little (The) folks carnival; melody
by FE. Feldman, op. 44. © 1c. Jan.
21, 1928; E 681462; Frank Feldman,
Brooklyn. 1207
Little girl -I love you; words and mu-
sic by M. W. Hennen. © Dee. 21,
1927; 2 c.,Jan:.19;, 1928; BH 681369 ;
Mildred White Hennen, Washington,
Pa. - 1208
Little girl of my dreaming; 4-pt. song,
words and mus‘ec by EH. Beardsley;
men’s voices. Chicago, Beverly mu-
sic co. 4to. © Jan. 7, 1928; 2 ec.
Jan. 7; E 681033; Edith B. Beards-
ley, Chicago. 1209
Little (A) gray cottage; words and
music by A. Downing; pf. and uku-
lele ace. Cleveland, O., Better mu-
gic co.. © Deco 102i eee. Jan.
5, 1928; E 680897; Albert Downing,
Cleveland. 1210
Little lady of the moon; words by
Fred. E. Weatherly, music by Eric
Coates, of Great Britain. © Jan.
5, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 6; E 677967 ;s Chap-
pell & co., ltd., London. 1211
Little Marian Parker; words and mel-
ody by William Barrett. ©1e. Jan.
9, 1928: E 681094; Carson J. Robi-
son, New: York. 1212
Little Stanley’s prayer; words and
music by B. R. Emery; pf. ©1e.
Jan. 9, 1928; E 682078; B. Raymour
Emery, San Francisco. 1213
Little star (Hstrellita); by Manuel
Ponce, arr. by Frank La Forge ; pipe-
organ. © Jan. 26, 1928; 2 ec. Jan.
27; BE 682636; G. Ricordi & co., inc.,
New York. 1214
06
no. 1, 1928
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
1241
Little star (EHstrellita) ; Mexican song,
English version by Frederick H.
Martens, music by Manuel M. Ponce,
arr. by. Charles F. Manney. 1. H gh
voice; in F.—2. Low voice; in D.
© Jan. 7, 1928; 2 c. each-Jan 16;
BE 682349; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
1215
Little (The) stray dog; words and
music by Laurie Gregory Nicholson ;
mec) wan 20, 1928-2 ¢. Janio20-
E 682582; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 1216
Little (A) talk with Jesus; words
anon., music by R. H. Gilreath. ©
Jan. 3, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 6; E 680902;
Robinson H. Gilreath, Chicago.
1217
Little (A) talk with Jesus; 4 pt. hymn,
words and music by Edward Boat-
ner; mixed voices. © Jan. 3, 1928;
2c Jan. 12; EH 682112; Samuel W.
Beazley, Chicago. 1218
Little (A) too much of everything is
not enough for me; words by T.
Paine, music by Chester Escher; 1st
mono, ©), die, Jan: 21, 1928<).H
682458; Tracy Paine, Milwaukee.
1219
Litwinka; polka, melody by _ A.
Schwartz. ©1e. Jan. 16, 1928: E
682309; Abe Schwartz, New York.
1220
Live (A) wire; march, by Jas. H.
Johnstone, arr. by Loyd Loar; ten.
banjo solo or duet. (Jn Odell tenor
banjo solos) © Dee. 28, 1927; 1.
Jan. 3, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 26; E 682566;
H. F. Odell co., Boston. 1221
Livery stable blues; by Alc’de Nunez
and Ray Lopez, arr. by Elmer
Schoebel; orch. 4to. © Sept. 10,
1927; 2 c. Sept. 26; E 682011; Mel-
rose bros. musie¢ co., ine., Chicago.
1222
Living on love; words by Irving Kahal
and Francis Wheeler, music by Ted
Snyder; pf. © 1c. Jan. 18, 1928;
E 681327; Waterson, Berlin & Sny-
der co., New York. 1223
Liza ; words and music by Cliff Friend
and Charles Rosoff. © Jan. 6, 1928;
2c. Jan. 7; E 679944; Irving Berlin,
inec., New York. 1224
*Liza; words by Correll and Gosden,
music by Delos Owens, arr. by Rube
Bennett; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
paver 10.7 1628 5) 2. G, can. 13.008
682225; M'lton Weil music co., Chi-
cago. 1225
a
o¢
Lochinvar; music by C. S. Lang, of
England, op. 7. 1. Violino primo.—
2. Violino secondo.—3. Violoncello.—
4. Viola.—5. Contra basso. © Jan.
6, 1928; 1 c. each Jan. 10; E 684010—
684014; Novello & co., ltd., London.
1226-1230
Londonderry (The) air; old tune, arr.
by Herbert Hughes, of Great Brit-
ain, fingering and bowing of the
violin pt. by Jelly D’Aranyi; violin
and pf: © Dee. 31, 1927; 1 ¢c. Jan.
27, 1928; E 6845387; Boosey & co.,
ltd., London. 1231
Lone (The) crusader; march, by K. L.
K ng; orch. 4to. © Jan. 18, 1928;
2c. Jan. 18; E 682382; Karl L. King
music house, Fort Dodge, Ia. 12382
Lonely; words by G. B. Gregory, mel-
ody by Hugene Platzman. © 1 «.
Jan. 8, 1928; E 682419; Glada B.
Gregory, Waterloo, Ia. 1233
Lonely just lonely for you; waltz
ballad, words and music by G.
Keeney, arr. by G. E. Hunt. ©
Dec. 2, 1927; 2 c. Dec. 3; E 682514;
Goldie Keeney, Covington, Ky. 1234
Lonely little girl; words by W. P.
Keogh and Andres Fornal, music by
John J. Rizza; pf. and ukulele acc.
©1c. Jan. 4, 1928; E 680848; Wal-
ter P. Keogh, New York. 1235
Lonesome and blue; waltz, words of
cho. and melody by J. C. Smolen;
voice or violin. © 1c. Jan. 5, 1928;
E 679877; John C. Smolen, Chicago.
1236
Lonesome like me; words and’ melody
by W. Markowitz. © 1. Jan. 18,
1928; E 681313; William Marko-
witz, Los Angeles. 1237
Same. © 1c. Jan. 23, 1928; BE
681473; William Markowitz, Los
Angeles. 1238
Lonesome pillow what do you see in
my dreams; words and melody by
E. M. Manley. ©1e. Jan. 18, 1928;
E 681310; Edward Marquis Manley,
Los Angeles. 1239
Long-haired mamma; words and mu-
sic by Maury Madison [pseud. of
W. R. Smith. ©. Dee. 5, 1927; 2 «.
Jan. 13, 1928; E 682183; W. Ren-
wick Smith, New York. 1240
Same. © Dec. 5, 1927; 2 ec. Jan.
27, 1928; E 681553; W. Renwick
Smith, New York. 1241
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1242
Long (A) journey; keyboard study,
by Ida Bostelmann; pf. © Jan. 3,
1928; 2 ¢ Jan. 7; H 679975; Belwin,
ine., New York. 1242
Long time men; words and melody
by diG. Johnson. © 1c. Jan. 24,
1928; E 682531; J. C. Johnson, New
York. 1243
Longing; by Frederic Lillebridge, spe-
cially ‘annotated for use in connec-
tion with the Standard course of
music and piano lessons. © Dec.
1, 1927; 2 ec. and aff. Jan. 17, 1928;
A 1063632; Standard cooperative
conservatory, Dallas. 1244
Longing; words by Jean Don [pseud.
of F. W. Adams], music by Ad
Adams [pseud. of F. W. Adams]
© 1 ec. Dee. 30, 1927; E 682166;
Frank W. Adams, Minneapolis. ae
1
Longing; words by T. Murphy, music
by Burrell Van Buren. © Jan. 3,
1928; 2c. Jan. 9; EH 681062; Teresa
Murphy, Taylor, N. D. 1246
Loose him and let him go; words and
melody by John B. Blakey. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 9, 1928; E 681075; Consoli-
dated music pub. house, Chicago.
1247
Lord God, our Father; Ave Maria,
words by Harold EH. B. Speight, mu-
sic by Tomas Luis da Vittoria, arr.
by Raymond C. Robinson; 4 male
voices. 4to. © Dec. 29, 1927; 2 c¢.
Jan. 3, 1928; E 679754; Charles W.
Homeyer & co., Boston. 1248
Lord (The) is my Shepherd; words
of the 23rd psalm, music by C. Y.
Wiles. Indianapolis, Ind., Wiles
music pub. co. © Jan. 16, 1928;
2c. Jan. 26; E 681549; Cora Young
Wiles, Indianapolis. 1249
Lord (The) is thy keeper; words
from Psalm CXXI, music by G. A.
Grant-Schaefer. [1. In G—2Z. In E
flat) © Jan. 17/1928; 2 c each
a, ORO, 682425) Arthur ae.
Schmidt co., Boston. 1250
Lord (The) triumphant; Easter serv-
ice, words by Mary Stoner Wine,
music by KE. T. Hildebrand. §8vo.
© Jan. 10, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
14; A 1063468; Gospel trumpet co.,
Anderson, Ind. Wo
Lord’s (The) children; words by
Lawrence Saint, music by Lenore
Meyer [pseud. L. Katzenmeyer] ;
08
pt. 111, HSS, v. 23
mixed voices. 8vo. © Dec. 20,
1927; 2 ec. Dec. 27; E 682008 ; Lenore
Katzenmeyer, Bowling Green, O.
“UG. E252
Lord’s (The) prayer; set to music by
R. L. Pearsall, ed. by Hubert W.
Hunt, of Great. Britain; 4 mixed
voices. 4to. © Nov. 2, 1927; 1 ec.
Nov. 16; E 684037; H. F. W. Deane
& sons, The year book press, Itd.,
‘London. 1253
Lord’s (The) prayer; that they all
may be one, words. by William Mart
Miller, music by P. Smith; mixed
voices. 8vo. © Jan. 19, 1928; 2 ¢.
Jan. 21; E 682438; Pearl Smith,
Maroa, Tl. 1254
Lorsque j’étais petit: chanson, arr. et
harmonisée par Guy, Weitz, of Bel-
gium. (Jn Vieilles: chansons fran-
caises) © Dec. 31, 1927; 1 e. Jan.
18, 1928; EH 684054; J. & W. Ches-
ter, ltd:, London. 1255
Lost man blues; words by Ida Cox,
melody by Jesse Crump. © 1 e«.
Jan. 5, 1928; E 680917; Chicago mu-
Sic pub. co., ine., Chicago. 1256
Lost one; waltz, words and melody by
Sunny Clapp. © 1c. Jan. 18, 1928;
‘E 681320; Charles Franklin Clapp,
Miami, Fla. 1257
Lost (The) step; from Lovely lady,
words by Cyrus Wood, music by
Dave Stamper and Harold Levey.
© Jan '29 1998! 2 4e) emeeee h)
682553; Shapiro, Bernstein & ©Co.,
inc., New York. 1258
Lotus; by Ben Vereecken, ed. by Carl-
ton L. Colby; E flat alto saxophone
ang. pt. “© Jan! 3 1996 2) evdan.
3; E 680809; Rubank, inc., Chicago.
1259
Louisiana lullaby; words by Fred
Bernhard, music by Lou Zoeller. ©
1c. Jan. 20, 1928; E 681400; Broad-
way music corp, New York. 1260
Love—ah love; words tr. by D. Bige-
low, music by Dora Stroeva, arr. by
D. Bigelow. © 1c. Jan. 17, 1928;
E 682327; Dorothie Bigelow, New
York. 1261
Love bird; ballad, words and music
by A. J. Limata. © 1 €°Jan: 4,
1928: E 680842; Albert James Lim-
ata, New York. 1262
Love, here is summer; words by Clara
Singer Poynter, music by EH. W.
Poynter, of New Zealand. London,
W. Paxton & co., ltd. © Dec. 14,
no. 1, 1928
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
1284
1927; 1 c. Dec. 17; E 684131; E. W. Love’s old sweet song; by J. L. Mol-
Poynter, Southland, New
Zealand. 1263
Love-in-a-mist ; episode, by Hrie Dol-
man, of Great Britain; pf. © Dec.
30, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 6, 1928; E 677987 ;
Beal, Stuttard & co., ltd., London.
1264
Love is a sickness; from Hymen’s tri-
umph, words by Samuel Daniel,
music by Frank La Forge. © Jan.
13, 1928; 2 ec. Jan. 14; E 681288;
G. Ricordi & co., inc., New York.
» 1265
Love is all; by D. Bigelow; melody,
Lochiel,
with pf. ace. © 1c. Jan. 17, 1928;
E 682226; Dorothie Bigelow, New
York. 1266
Love is here; words and music by
Blevins Davis [i. e. C. B. Davis];
organ ace. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1928;
E 681624; Charles Blevins Davis,
Independence, Miss. 1267
Love (A) secrete [!]; waltz, by P.
Colayita; pf. © 1c. Jan. 25, 1928;
E 682619; Philip Colavita, Rich-
mond. 1268
Love song of mine; words and music
by Herbert Swaffield, of England. ©
Dec, 28, 1927; de: Jam, (16,1928;
EH 6843819; Francis, Day & Hunter,
ltd., London. 1269
Lovers waltz; words and music by A.
Jerry and W. Ziton. ©1e. Jan. 23,
1928; E 681455; Albert Jerry and
William Ziton, St. Paul. 1270
Love’s dreaming (Sehnsucht) ; German
words by J. Rivinius, English words
by E. B., music by J. Rivinius.
Los Angeles, Calif., Colversity Press.
mo dan. “3, 1928: 2 eo Jan: * 5°
682214; Jean Rivinius, Los Angeles.
1271.
Love’s dreams; words and music by
Madge Conly. © Nov. 28, 1927; 2 ¢.
Dec. 3; E 679807; Madge Conly Mil-
ler, Seattle. 1272
Love’s first kiss; words and music by
Sam A. Perry and Lew Porter; pf.
acc., with ukulele arr. by Anthony J.
Franchini. © Jan. 4, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan.
4; E 679838; Lewis music pub. co.,
New York. 1273
Love’s message; words by Oliver Mur-
ray Edwards, music by William Ber-
wald; high voice. Syracuse, N. Y.,
’ Oliver music co. © Dee. 28, 1927;
2 ce. Jan. 9, 1928; E 681219; Oliver
_M. Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y. 1274
a
88235—28
=
= 3)
loy, arr. by Loyd Loar; ten. banjo
solo or duet. (Jn Odell tenor banjo
solos) © Dec. 28, 1927; 1 ¢. Jan. 3,
1928, 1 ec. Jan. 26; E 682562; H. F.
Odell co., Boston. 1275
Love’s way; words by Frank L. Stan-
ton, music by Janie Alexander Pat-
terson. © 1 e¢. Nov. 30, 1927; E
679990; Janie Patterson Wagoner,
Concord, N. C, 1276
Lovesick; blues foxtrot, words and
music by H. R. Douglas, L. Ciel and
Charles H. Lewis, arr. by C. H.
Lewis; pf. and ukulele ace. © Jan.
13, 1928; 2 ¢c. Jan. 26; E 682580;
Ciel-Douglas-Lewis music pub. co.,
Salt Lake City. 1277
Lullaby; by Lolita Cabrera Gainsborg ;
pf., right hand. © Jan. 16, 1928; 2c.
Jan. 17; E 682236; Boston music co.,
Boston. 1278
Lullaby; words by Louise Mattingly,
music by H. L. Leavitt. ©1c. Jan.
18, 1928; E 681317; Helen Lucile
Leavitt, Lyons, Ind. 1279
Lulu-one-step; 6/8 one-step, de l’opér-
ette Lulu par Philippe Parés et
Georges van Parys, both of France;
orch., avec pf. conducteur. 1°" violon
conducteur et paroles. 4to. © Dec.
20) 1927548 det Jan. ch6, 1928s 1.
684404; Francis Salabert, Paris.
1280
Lustspiel overture; by Kéler-Béla, op.
73, arr. by T. H. Rollinson; military
band, with solo B flat cornet con-
ductor. 4to. © Dee. 23, 1927; 2 ¢.
Jan. 7, 1928; E 681287; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. 1281
Lyric poem; by Eugene Goossens, of
Great Britain, op. 35; violin and pf.
(yr Hee..3i; 1920; te tan. 13,1938:
E 684050; J. & W. Chester, Itd.,
London. 1282
M’all’ anema qd’ ’a palla; versi di R.
Ciaramella, melodia d’Alfredo Maz-
zuechi. , ©) 1) ¢., Jan...27,, 1928; 58
681608; Italian book co., New York.
1283
Ma Lisette; chanson, arr. et har-
monisée par Guy Weitz, of Belgium.
(In Vieilles chansons francaises)
© Dee. 31, 1927; 1 ce. Jan. 13, 1928;
E 684055; J. & W. Chester, Itd.,
Londen. 1284
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1285
MacDowell (Edward Alexander )
From a wandering iceberg; trio, by
Edward MacDowell, op. 55, no. 2,
transcribed by Anna Priscilla
Risher; violin, ‘cello and pf. ©
Dec. 31, 1927; 2 es Jan. 10,1928 ;
E 6820385; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 1285
Starlight; trio, by E. MacDowell,
op. 55, no. 4, transcribed by Anna
Priscilla Risher; violin, ’cello and
pi. © Dec. 31, 1920-2 Cam:
1928; E 6820384; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. its AD SG
McNamara; polka, di lL. Canoro;
violino. © 1.¢. Jan. 20, 1928; E
681392; Louis Canoro, New York.
, 1287
Mademoiselle Mimi; fox trot, words by
Lewis and Young, music by Mabel
Wayne, arr. by Frank Skinner ; orch.
4to. © Jan. 4, 1928: 2 ¢) Jani Gi:
HE 681020; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
1288
Madrigal Louis XV; gavotte, paroles
de Mare Hély. musique de Paul
Maye, of France; pf. ace. avee uku-
lele arr. par F. Salabert. 4to. ©
Dec. 1, 1927; 1 c. Dec. 23; E 684192;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 1289
Maga nekem gy kéne.. .; sz0vegét
irta Weiner Istvan, zenéjét szerzé
_F. Markush, of Hungary. © Nov.
1, 192032 (em fannie als, -f928>7 Hi
684221; Fred Markush, Budapest,
Hungary. 1280
Magic (The) garden;
K. L. King. 4to. 1. Orch., with
violin’ obbl._—2. Band: ‘© Jan:): 7,
1928; 2 c. each Jan. 7; E 681031,
681032; Karl L. King music house,
overture, by
Fort Dodge, Ia. 1291, 1292
Maibaum (Der); neues. deutsches
schulsingbuch, bearb. von Raimund
Heuler, of Germany. teil 2 u. 3.
12mo. © Aug. 13, 1927: 1.c...Nov.
8; A—Foreign 36467; Josef Kosel
& Friedrich Pustet, K. G., Munich.
1293
Maid of Orleans; incidental music, by
Harold Rawlinson, of Great Britain :
orch. with pf. conductor. pt. 1, 2.
© Dee. 20, 21,1927; 1 c. each Jan.
27, 1928; E 684527, 684528; Boosey
& co., Itd., London. 1294, 1295
Mais Vamour ne se commande pas:
duo, de Ma femme, paroles de Paul
Briquet et Paul Gordeaux, musique
pt. Ty aes ey ees
de Pierre de Meure et Irving Paris,
both of France. © Dec. 1, 1927;
1c. Dec. 23; E 684175; Kam, Paris.
1296
Mais quand c’est toi; paroles de Léo
Leliévre fils et Jean Boyer, musique -
de René Sylviano, of France; pf.
acc., avec ukulele arr. par F. Sala-
bert. © Dee. 1, 1927; 1 c Dee. 23;
E 684197; Francis Salabert, Paris.
1297
Majestic; by Gene Paul, ed. by Carlton
L. Colby ; E flat alto saxophone and
pt. ©: Jan, 2,/1928 sane ssa -
E 680808; Rubank, ine.; Chicago.
1298
Major C. and minor A; by Frederic
Groton, op. A, no. 3; pf. © Jan.
19, 1928; 2 ¢@; Jan. 28; 8 681594,"
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 1299:
Make me believe; words and music
by A. C. Fortner. © 1 ¢. Jan. 28,
1928; H_ 682661; Alexander Camp-
bell Fortner, Chicago. 1300:
Mamie Lee; waltz, words and music
by R. Chandler. © 1 ce Jan. 23,
1928; E 681456; Ralph Chandler,
Royal Oak, Mich. 1301
Mamma’s boy; words and music by
Orlyn Lee [pseud. of R. A. Jones]
© 1c. Jan. 138, 1928; HB 681173;
Rulon Armstrong Jones, Los Angeles.
1302
Mammy’s precious pickaninny; trio,
words and music by Lillian Rosedale
Goodman, arr. by Clarence Lucas,
of Great Britain; female voices.
New York, Chappell-Harms, ince.
4to. .© Dec. 28, 1927; 1 e. Dec. 29;
E 677868 ; Harms, ine., New York.
1303
Mandolinata; fantasie for cornet, by
Herman Bellstedt; conductor pt.
4to..,,© Jan. 10,1928 + 2.c) san. 13,
E 682638; Roland Ernst Bellstedt,
Cineinnati. ; 1304
Mantilla (La); Spanish serenade, by
Earl Roland Larson; pf. © Nov.
1, 1927; 2c. Jan. 5, 1928; E 680876;
Walter Jacobs, ine., Boston. 1305
Mantle (A) of snow; words and music
by Mrs. Samuel Tees. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Nov. 9,
1927; 2 c.. Jan. 3, 1928; 680835 ;
Ethel Tees, Cape May, N. J. 1306
Marcele ; polka, melody by A.
Schwartz. © 1c. Jan. 16, 1928; E
682310; Abe Schwartz, New York.
1307
60
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1928
March grotesque; by J. D. Schurmann ;
steel guit. ©July 1,1927; 2c. Jan.
17, 1928; E 682290; Joseph Daniel
Schurmann, Denver. 13808
March in A; by Herbert W. Wareing,
of England; organ. (Jn Schmidt’s
lyric album) © Jan: 17, 1928; 2c.
dan. 213. cE .. 682483 ;,,, Arthur, ;;P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 1309
March of the beggars; words and mel-
nay by BE. Padwe. © .1. c«. Jan. %,
1928; EH 679999; Frank Padwe, New
York. 1310
March of the zizzies; by Hazel Fel-
man; pf. © Jan. 16, 1928; 2 ¢ Jan.
19; E 682368; Gamble hinged music
co., Chicago. 1311
Marchand (Le) de lunettes; musique
de scéne pour la comédie en 3 actes
de Georges Delaquys, de Marcel De-
lannoy, of France; pf. 4to. © Nov.
20927 3 de Dee 23 5 EH 684161;
Heugel, Paris. - 1312
Marchande (La) de caresses; boston,
par Gaston Gabaroche, of France;
orch., avec pf. conducteur, 1°" vio-
lon conducteur et paroles. 4to. ©
Dec. 20, 1927; 1 «Jan. 16, 1928; H
684403 ; Francis Salabert, Paris.
1313
Marche annamite (Anamitischer
marsch) ; de Sur les monts d’Annam,
de Paul Dupin, arr. par Ad. Gauwin,
of France; orch. avec pf. conduc-
teur. © Dec. 1, 1927; 1 c Dec. 28;
E 684214; Benjamin, Paris. 1314
Mare furioso; allegro dramatique, d’I.
Snoék, of Holland, et G. Krier, of
France; orech. avec pf. conducteur.
Ato... ©? Dec. 10, 1927: 1 ¢. Jan. 7%,
1928; E 684270; J. Yves K., Paris.
1315
Mare lucente ’e Napule; versi di A.
Ametrano, melodia di Raffaele Pe-
ecora, of lialy. © 1 ¢ Jan. 21, 1928;
E 682468; Attilio Ametrano, New
York. 1316
Margaret Neal blues; words and mel-
ody by J. L. Jackson. © 1c. Jan.
20, 1928; E 681380; J. L. Jackson.
Bonita Springs, Fla. tort
Margarita; cancion Mexicana, de S.
R. Ramos, of Mexico. © 1c. Dec.
27, 1927; E 682059; Silvano R. Ra-
mos, Chicago. 1318
Marguerita; Spanish love song, words
by Carl John Bostelmann, music by
Ida Bostelmann. © Jan. 28, 1928;
2c. Jan. 31; E 682670; Schroeder
& Gunther, ine., New York. 1319
61
1350
Maria; tango argentin, paroles de Di
dier Gold, musique de M. Cazes, of
France, pf. © Dee. 10, 1927; 1 «.
Jan. 7, 1928; E 684240; Mario Cazes,
Paris. 1320
Maria Luisa; danza Puertorriquena,
letra y musica por M. F. Mascaro, .
arr. de R. Marquez; pf. © Nov. 20,
1927; 2 ce. Jan. 10, 1928; EH 682054;
Manuel Fernandez Mascaro, Catano,
Porto Rico. 1321
Maria, mater gratiae; missa, liturgical
text, mus'c by Vito Carnevali, of
Italy ; mixed voices, organ ace. 4to.
©) Fas: 23:5 19282 12 G idan: 27;. BE
681542; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
1322
Marianina; Italian folk tune; words
by David Stevens, music arr. by
Gladys Pitcher; male voices. 4to.
© Dee. 15, 1927; 2 ce. Jan. 3, 1928;
E 679787; C. C. Birchard & co., Bos-
ton. sy
Marianne; from The new moon, words
by Oscar Hammerstein 2nd., music
by Sigmund Romberg; pf. and uku-
léle acc. © Jan. 20, 1928; 2 ec. Jan.
23; E 682471; Harms, inc., New
York. 1324
Marineros; letra y musica de Ed. Tavo
y O. Rubalcaba; pf. [Photostat] ©
gan. 12, 1928; 2.c. Jan. 18-; # 681803 ;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 1825
Marionettes; intermezzo, by Hugo
Felix, arr. by Adolf Schmid; orch.
with pf. conductor. © Dee. 8, 1927;
2c. Dee. 17; E 681006; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 1326
Marionettes ; intermezzo, melody by O.
Motzan. © 1. Jan. 25, 1928; B
681528 ; Otto Motzan, New York.
LB
Martha tango; by M. Khariton; pf. ©
1c. Jan. 28, 1928; EH 682656 ; Michael
Khariton, New York. 1328
Mary; fox trot, words and music by
Walter Donaldson, arr. by Frank B.
Barry ; orch. -4to. © Jan. 23, 1928;
2c. Jan. 24; EH 681557; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 1329
Mary Jane don’t you hear me calling;
words and music by R. Owens; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 ¢.
Jan. 5; E 680979; Rosie Owens,
Mobile. 1330
Mary Lou; fox-trot chanté, de la revue
Oh! la vicieuse, par Abe Lyman,
George Waggner et J. Russel Robin-
son, paroles francaises par Leo Le-
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1331
~
Mary Lou—Continued.
liévre, Henri Varna, et Fernand
Rouvray, all of France. [French
and English words] © Dee. 20,
1927; 1 c. Jan. 16, 1928; E 684397;
Publications Francis-Day, Paris.
Mary Lou; fox-trot chanté, paroles
francaises de Paul Briquet, of
France, paroles anglaises et musique
de A. Lyman, G. Waggner et A. Rob-
inson..; ©). Dee. 20,1927 3. te) dean.
16, 1928; E 684396; Publications
Francis-Day, Par'’s. 1332
Mary, my old gal; words and melody
by R. M. Breeden. © 1c. Jan. 30,
1928: E 681621; Robert M. Breeden,
Chicago. 1333
Masquerade; words by Mary Ricca
Compton, music by E. L. Ricca. ©
1c. Jan. 30, 1928; E 681640; Emile
Louis Ricea, San Jose, Calif. 1334
Mass; English words, music by N.
Ponsonby, of England, op. 2, no. 3;
sop. ten. and bass. London, Novello
& co. ltd. 4to. © Jan. 6, 1928;
1 ee. Jan. 10; E 684009; Noel Pon-
sonby, Oxford, England. 1335
Mastelli waltz; di G. Mastelli, of
Italy; pf. © 1c.; Jany!19, 19285:
681410; Giovanni Mastelli, Philadel-
phia. 1336
Master melodies; arr. by W. O. Mies-
sner; pf. Milwaukee, Wis., Mies-
sner institute of music. © Jan. 17,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 19; E 6814383; W.
Otto Miessner, Milwaukee. 1337
Matador (Hl); tango argentin, de
Léon Dacette, of France; orch. avec
pf. econducteur. 4to. © Oct. 18,
1927; 1 c. Dee. 31; E 684144; United
music co., New York. 1338
Matin (Un), prés d’un jardinet; chan-
son, arr. et harmonisée par Guy
Weitz, of Belgium. (In Vieilles
ehansons francaises) © Dec. 31,
1927; 1 ce. Jan. 13, 1928; H 684058 ;
J. & W. Chester, Itd., London. 1339
May an angel come from paradise and
guid [!] my mystry [!]; song of
the scientist, words and melody by
P. Kanstrup. ,.©.,1.¢.. Jan: 9;,1928 ;
FE 681095; Peter Kanstrup, Long
Beach, Calif. 1340
May we meet again; words and music
by C. Williams and Eva Taylor.
NOY.) 18) 1927; Beneis Dea, 2
679921; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 1341
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
Maybe you seen Loo-ie; fox-trot,
words by J. P. O'Connor, melody
by E. Netter. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1927;
Ki 680379; James Patrick O’Connor,
Jersey City, and Emile Netter, New
York. 1342
Mazurka; by W. A. Chronander; vio-
lin ‘and ‘pt. "© ic. Sane 128 -
E 682469; William A. Chronander,
Brooklyn. 13438
Mazurka caprice; by K. C. Czerwif-
ski; violin and pf. New York, G.
Lipskin & son music house. © Jan.
19, 1928; 2 « Jan. 24; EH 682502;
Klemens Czeslaw Czerwifiski, Ja-
maica, N. Y. 1344
Mazurka de concert; by Emile Pes-
sard, arr. by Anne,Hull and Mary
Howe; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © Jan. 4,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 9; H 681040; Boston
music ¢co., New York. — 1845
Me-and Jane in a ’plane; words by
Edgar Leslie, music by Jos. Geo.
Gilbert, of England; pf. ace., with
banjulele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Sept. 16, 1927;
1c. Jan. 16, 1928; E 684313; Gilbert
music co., London. 1346
Me and we; words by W. A. Lannom,
music by C. Albert Scholin. © 1.
Jan. 24, 1928; E 682550; William A.
Lannom, Waterloo, Ia. 1347
Me querés; tango, letra y musica por
C. Cobian. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1928; E
679882; Carlos Cobian, New York.
1348
Me recoste; paroles y musica por Hd.
Tavo; pf. [Photostat] © Jan. 26,
1928; 2 ce. Jan. 31; E 682722; Dion-
isio Acosta, Los Angeles. 13849
Measly blues; fox trot, by Carroll
Levan, arr. by Paul Van Loan and
Irving Peskin; orch. 4to. © Dec.
15, 1927; 2 e«. Dec. 29; E 679914;
Denton & Haskins music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 1350
Meat on the table; melody by S. B.
Christensen. © 1c. Jan: 8, 1928;
E 679772; Siegfried B. Christensen,
New Orleans. 1351
Méditation; @Henry d’Ollone, of
France; pf. © Dee. 10, 1927; 1 «.
Jan. 7, 1928; E 684244; Editions
Maurice Senart, Paris. 1352
9
no. 1, i928
Méditation; de Gilbert Beaume, of
France, op. 5; violon, violoncelle et
pf., harmonium et contrebasse ad
lib. 4to. © Oct. 18, 1927; 1 c Dee.
31; EH 684141; United music co., New
York. 5 1353
Meditation in D; by Wilson Manhire,
of Great Britain; violin and pf. ©
aoe wo ato. LC” 6 6Uan, 20 5
684518; A. Weekes & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 1854
Mein liebling tanzt (Cioci danza) ;
von Giulio de Micheli, of Italy, op.
47, arr. Yon Leopold Weninger, of
Austria; orch. mit pf. o. organ di-
recon. 410. (C).tan, 1,)1928 > 1. c.
Jan. 25; H 684882; D. Rahter, Leip-
zig. 1 HD)
Mein mann, der Adrian; foxtrot, aus
Yvette und ihre freunde, worte von
Rudolf OGsterreicher u. Wilhelm
Sterk, musik von Michael Krausz,
of Hungary, arr. von Otto Linde-
mann. © Nov. 21, 1927; 1 ¢ Jan.
14, 1928; E 684122; Drei masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 1356
Mellie; words and music by Homer
Hayes. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 c Jan.
19; E 681367; H. K. Hayes, Wilkes-
Barre, Pa. 13857
Melodie in G; on a theme by Pierre
Rode, transcribed by L. Retter; pf.
(In Melodies éternelles) © Dec.
31, 1927; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1928; E 680830;
Louis Retter music co., St. Louis.
1358
Melodie plaintive; von Albert W.
Ketélbey, arr. von Leo Artok, of
Germany; salon orch. mit pf. con-
ductor. © May 23, 1927; 1 ¢. July
12; E 677928; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany. 1359
Melodrama; by Guiraud, arr. by Edwin
Arthur Kraft; organ. (In American
organ quarterly, vy. 9, no. 24, Jan.
1928) © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan. 10;
E 682027; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 1360
Melody no. 3; waltz, by M. Helfand;
melody with pf. acc. © 1 ¢. Jan.
13, 1928; E 681179; Maurice Hel-
fand, New York. 1361
Memories; revery, by R. D. Burrows;
pf. ©1c. Jan. 18, 1928; EB 682407;
Ruth Denison Burrows, Clinton,
Ne? ¥. 1362
a
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
1372
Memories of the South; medley arr.
by Roy Smeck; ten. banjo with pf.
acee 1, ©. Wee: 22, 1927 2. 2\0,) Jan: 9,
1928; E 681054;- Jack Mills, inc.,
New York. 1363
Memories of yore; words by Henry
Bowman Cooke, music by Ian Mac-
Caskill [pseud. of W. M. Mathieson}
© 1e Jan. 16, 1928; EB. 682296;
Willina MacCaskill Mathieson, San
Francisco. 1364
Memories of you; words and music by
F. Mellenbruch; pf. and ukulele acc.
@)f Jan. 3 )1928-2 .¢. Janey Spi
682217 ; Francis Mellenbruch, Kansas
City, Mo. 1365
Memories of you; words and music by
Q. P. Johnson, arr. by Raoul Lepine.
Olah, 12)51998" 2 ce&Jan’ 187 EB
682372; Quentin P. Johnson, Bidde-
ford, Me. : 1366
Memory; words by Oliver Murray Ed-
wards, music by William Berwald 3
high voice. Syracuse, N. Y., Oliver
MUSIC,;.€Ox-.,©,.Deey 21, -T9ZTgs, Arc.
Jan. 9, 1928; E 681218; Oliver M.
Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y. 1367
Memory hall; words by M. Smith.
music by E. O. Larson. © 1c. Jan.
25, 1928; BE 682614; Edna Osgard
Larson and Merietta Smith, Ona-
laska, Wis. 1368
Memory (A) that time cannot erase;
waltz, words and music by Carson
J. Robison. © Jan. 30, 1928; 2 e.
Jan. 28; E 682627; Triangle music
pub. co., inec., New York. 1369
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig
Felix) Holy Spirit, light divine;
words by Samuel Longfellow, music
adapted and arr. by Charles P. Scott;
mixed voices. Cine Arthur <P.
Schmidt’s octavo edition) © Dee.
27, 1927; 2c. Jan. 4, 1928; HE 679858 ;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 1370
A midsummer night’s dream ; over-
ture, transcribed by Wm. Edwin Ash-
mall; organ. © Jan. 8, 1928; 2 e.
Jan. 26; E 682577; William HE. Ash-
mall & co., Boston. 1371
Song without words; arr. by
Richard Kountz; organ. (in Amer-
ican
Jan.
Jan.
New
organ quarterly, v. 9, no. 24,
1928). © tJan..3; 19285.B ¢.
10; E 682029: H. W. Gray co.
York. 1372
63
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1373
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig
Felix )—Continued.
Three songs; set to Mendelssohn’s
Songs without words, nos. 4, 6 and
34, arr. by Lyall Johnston and Rich-
ard H. Walthew, both of England;
high voice. 1. Away, dull care. [2
others] © Dee. 29, 1927; 1 ¢. Dec.
30; E 684280; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London. 1373
Three songs; set to Mendelssohn's
Songs without words, nos. 9, 14 and
30, ari. by Lyall Johnston and Rich-
ard H. Walthew, both of England;
low voice. 1. Consolation. [2 others]
© Dee. 29, 1927; 1 «Dec 303) B
684281; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London,
1374
Mensajera; musica por Ed. Tavo; pf.
with words. [Photostat] © Jan. 26,
1928: ~2Qeor Jan.of8lecH “682728 ;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 13875
ranciOn Mexicana, letra y
Menudita :
mtisica de Ignacio Fernindez Es-
peron (Tata Nacho), of Mexico. ©
Dee) 26,0927 2 TP eee san 13) SLOZs °
EK 684075; A. Wagner y Levien sucs.,
s. en ¢., Mexico City, Mexico. 1876
Menuet: by Ralph HE. Clewell; organ.
(Jn Suite for organ.) © Jan. 12,
1928; 2c. Jan. 16; EH 682337; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 1377
Menuet favori de Madame Récamier ;
daprés J. F. Lesueur, transcribed
by Alfred De Keyser, of Great
Britains pt XC); Wether Oae ner,
Jan. 4, 1928; E 677949; Schott & co.,
Itd., London, 1378
Merry (The) widow’s got a sweetie
now; words and music by Lew Por-
ter and Sam A. Perry; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini. ©
Jan. 10, 1928; 2. ¢; Jan, 18; EH 682179 ;
Handy bros. music ¢o., ine., New
York. 13879
Merson (Max) Valse; pf. © ' 1c.
Jan. 17, 1928; E 682381; Max Mer-
son, Ballston, Va. 1380
Mesék az irégéprél; operett 3 felvo-
nasban és 1. eléjat, irta: BéKefi
Istvan, zenéjet: Lajtail, of Hungary.
Libretto and pf. sc. © 1. Jan. 12,
1928; D 27234; Francis. Révész,
Budapest, Hungary. 1381
Message (A) of music; words by Fred-
erick W. Faber, emended by Frank
Julian Price, music by John Hyatt
Brewer; men’s cho. 4to. © Dee.
30, 1927; 2c. Jan, 3, 1928; E 680799 ;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 1382
pt. II, n.8.,.v..23
Messenger (A) of love; words by P. C.
Brady, music by Clarke Tate; in B
flat. Memphis, Tenn., Clarke Tate
music service. © Jan. 24, 1928; 2 c.
Jan. 26; H 682632; Pearl Catharine
Brady, Memphis. 1383
Meteor (The) ; march, by W. M. Rice,
arr. by L. Loar; ten. banjo solo or
duet. (Jn Odell tenor banjo solos)
© Dec. 28, 1927; 1c. Jan. 3, 1928,
1c. Jan. 26; E 682560; H. F. Odell
co., Boston. 1384
Meteor mareh; by J. D. Schurmann ;
steel guit. © Nov. 1, 1926; 2 c. Jan.
17, 1928; E 682293; Joseph Daniel
Schurmann, Denver. 1385
Méthode élémentaire; école du violon,
de M. Hauchard, of France. 8° cah.
©) Dec. 1 193Cs> tisese ees at
684218; Maurice Hauchard, Paris.
1386
Meyerbeer (Giacomo) BHrinnerung an
Meyerbeer’s Hugenotten (Souvenir
de Meyerbeer, Les Huguenots) ; von
Oscar Fetras, of Germany; orch.,
mit pf. 0. violino 1 direction. © Jan.
1, 1928; 1 c Jan. 25; BH 684881; D.
Rahter, Leipzig. 1387
Mezzanotti (La) sona; versi e melo-
dia di Paolo Dones, of Italy. ©1e.
Jan. 27, 1928; E 681610; Italian book
co., New York. 1888
Miami Rose; words and music by S.
L. Holsey...© 1 e«. Jan. 9,,1928; EB
681079 ; Sumner Lincoln Holsey, Bos-
ton. 1889
Michel Columb; opéra-comique en 2
actes, paroles de Sigismond Ropartz,
musique de P. Thielemans,_ of
France, scénes nouvelles de Jean
Philippe. . Partit‘on . pf.. ‘et _chant.
Paris, E. Gallet & fils. 4to. © Nov.
20, 1927;. 1) G& DEG j2o sn Alasos
Pierre Thielemans, Paris. 1390
Midnight dream; notturno, by P. Tuc-
ciarone, op. 47; violin and pf.
1c. Jan. 6, 1928; E 6809388; Pas-
quale Tucciarone, New York. | 1391
Midnight eyes; words by Al. Bryan,
music by George B. McConnell, and
Frank Magini; pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by Anthony J. Franchini.
Jan. 4, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 4; E 679833;
Lew's musi¢e pub. co., New York.
1392
Midnight Rose; fox-trot, words and
music by Reed Stampa, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele acec.; in G.
64
he
no. 1, 1928
MUSICAL COMPOSITIGNS
1415
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] © | Miss Liza, poor gal; words and melody
Dee. 130; 1927; 1:¢.. Dee. 313) EB
677872; Worton David, ltd., London.
1393
Midsummer (A) idyl; by Frank How-
ard Warner; organ. (In Schmidt’s
lyric album) © Jan. 17, 1928;.-2 «.
Jan. 21; E 682427; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 1394
Mighty lak’ a rose; by Ethelbert Nevin,
arr. by Sidney C. Durst; organ. ©
Jan. 3, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 5; HE 680946;
John Church co., Cincinnati. 1395
Migot (Georges) Trois chants; suivis
dun Air a vocalises, pour une voix
et 4 archets, sur des poémes d’André
Spire, musique de Georges Migot, of
France, et Ronde de la chauve-sou-
ris; pf. et chant. 1. C’est le soir.
[2 others] © Dee. 20, 1927; 1 e.
Jan. 16, 1928; E 684448; Editions
Maurice Senart, Paris. 1396
Mimi; canzonetta Italiana, versi di
Salvatore Liddo, musica d’A. Quat-
trocchi;. viclino...© 1° «. Jan. 30,
1928; E 681612; Anthony Quattroc-
chi, New York. 1397
Min egen spillebog; samling af Oluf
Ring, of Denmark; pf., med tekst.
my Dee. 30, 1927 ;'1 c, Jan..12,: 1928:
EK 684161; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. 1398
Minuet; by Charles Stainer, of Great
Britain; flute and pf. © Dec. 21,
1927; 1 ce. Jan. 12, 1928; E 684048;
Rudall, Carte & co., ltd., London.
1399
Minuet (A); 18th century dance, by
Ida Bostelmann; pf. JH hilo,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 7; EH 679976; Belwin,
inc., New York. 1400
Miracle (Le); au couvent des Soeurs
de la Mercy, de Georges Hue, tran-
Serit par Charles Tournemire, of
France; grand orgue. © Dec. 23,
1927; 1 c. Jan. 25, 1928; E 684462;
Choudens, Paris. 1401
Mirage; words by Claire Carvalho, mu-
Sic by Mortimer Browning; high
voice. © Dec. 20, 1927: 2 ¢. Dec. 28;
E 680994; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 1402
Mirtil in Arcadia; pastoral, text by
Lou'se Ayres Garnett, founded on
an old French tale, music by Henry
Hadley, op. 100; mixed voices, with
children’s cho. 4to. © Jan. 9, 1928;
2¢. Jan. 27; BE 681551; C. C. Birch-
ard & co., Boston. 1403
a
C1
by Claude Grant. © 1 ¢ Jan. 5,
1928; HE 679878; Ralph Peer, New
York. 1404
Miss Polly’s patchwork quilt; operetta
in 2 acts, words by Lida Larrimore
Turner, music by R. M. Stults. 4to.
@ Jan, 24 1928: 2.e Jan.:.26;:D
27248; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 1405
Miss Treble and Master Bass; by Fred-
eric Groton, op. A, no. 1; pf. © Jan.
19, 1928; 2 «@ Jan. 28; E 681596;
G. Sch:rmer, ine., New York. 1406
Missa in honorem nativitatis beatae
Mariae Virginis ; liturgical text, mu-
sic by Mary E. Downey; mixed
voices, organ ace. 4to. © Jan. 23,
1928; “2 @: Fan. 27?" WH 681543: - J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 1407
Missing Bill; words and melody by T.
Nelson. © 1 e¢ Jan. 5, 1928; EH
680916; Thomas Nelson, New York.
1408
Missouri squabble; by Ernie Holst and
Steve Kretzmer; pf. © Dec. 31,
1927 = 2 C.. JAN. o,. fo2o; By 6soet2 ;
Spier & Coslow, inc., New York.
1409
Missouri, the hawthorn state; words
and music by E. B. Murrel, arr. by
Dave Peyton. © Nov. 14, 1927; 2c.
Jan. 12, 1928; E 681150; Emma B.
Murrel, Archie, Mo. 1410
Mist of dawn; by B. Davis; pf. ©
Nov. 10, 1927; 2. e. Jan. 25, 1928; EH
681507; Bess Davis, Coeburn, Va.
1411
Mr. Jelly-Lord; by Fred Morton, arr.
by F. Alexander; orch. 4to. © Nov.
1, 1927; 2c. Jan. 21, 1928; E 682440;
Melrose bros. music co., ine., Chicago.
1412
Mladi kapetane; valcer, pjesma od
Marko NeSi¢a, valeer od R. Cern-
kovica; tamburitza orch. 4to. ©
Dec. 2, 1927 2 Zee WA ADs oe 1923.2 0)
679828; Rudolph Cernkovich, Chi-
cago. 1413
Mocking-bird (The) in my garden;
words by L. E. McWilliams, music
by H. M. Hudson. © 1c. Jan. 20,
1928; E 681404; Leslie E. McWil-
liams and H. Miller Hudson, West
Palm Beach, Fla. 1414
Modern (The) way; waltz, words and
music by A. R. Eppes. © 1c. Jan.
31, 1928; E 682716; Alice Ravenel
Eppes, Charleston, S. C. 1415
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1416
Moi je sais; fox-trot de l’operette Lulu,
par Philippe Parés et Georges van
Parys, both of France; orch., avec
pf. conducteur, 1°" violon conducteur
et paroles. 4to. © Dee. 20, 1927;
1c. Jan. 16, 1928; EH 684405; Francis
Salabert, Paris. : 1416
Moi-z-et-elle; paroles d’ Albert Wille-
metz et Ch. L. Pothier, musique
d’Albert Chantrier, of France; pf.
ace., avec ukulele arr. par F. Sala-
bert. © Dec. 20, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 16,
1928; E 684428; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 1417
Molly’s hoop; song, arr. and harmon-
ised by Guy Weitz, of Belgium. - (Jn
Three old English songs) © Dec. 31,
1927; 1 ¢. Jan. 13, 1928; E 684061;
J. & W. Chester, Itd., London. 1418
Moments with you; words by Jack
Yellen, musie by Nat Shilkret [1i. e.
Nathaniel Shilkret]; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by May Singhi Breen.
G@: Jan. 19, 1928+ 2 c. Jan, 21:.H
682441; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein,
inc., New York. 1419
Mon coeur n’ est rien qu’a vous; paroles
de Ch. L. Pothier et Henri Varna,
musique d’ Henry Verdun, of
France; pf. ace, avee ukulele arr.
par F. Salabert. © Dee. 20, 1927;
le. Jan. 16, 1928; E 684427; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 1420
Mondnacht am MHoangho; Chinese
boston, worte u. musik yon James
Huntley [pseud. of Hermann
Krome], of Germany; pf. © Dec.
te AIG ec. ant weap ASBS ER
684126; Drei masken verlag, a. g.,
Berlin. 1421
Mondnacht am MHoangho; Chinese
boston, text u. musik yon James
Huntley [pseud. of Hermann
Krome], arr. von Fred Ralph, both
of Germany; salon orch. mit pf.
kondukteur. 4to. © Oct. 1, 1927;
1c. Nov. 15; E 684025; Drei masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 1422
Monkey talk; melody by Thomas
Waller. © 1 c¢ Jan. 18, 1928:.H
681160; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 1423
Moods and modes; words and music
by Frederic Groton, op. C, no. 4;
ie ) Jane, 14. (oss ee ¢.. Jan, be:
E 682350; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
1424
Moon fairies; by G. A. Grant-Shaefer ;
it. Gy den. 1,2 dee ae, le. ek
E 682437; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 1425
pt. III, 0. S., V. 23
Moon sprites; intermezzo, by H.
Maurice Jacquet, arr. by Leo A.
Kempinski; orch. © Jan. 21, 1928;
2e. Jan. 23; E 681440; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
1426
Moon-time; words and music by Don.
Kintz [i. e. Donald Kintz] New
York City, Frank Harding. © Jan.
3, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan. 30; Ee 682678;
Donald Kintz, Bozeman, Mont. —
‘wy - 147
Moonlight; by Jane Munn Spear; pf.
© Jan. 16; 19283 2 ¢. Jana i7%; EB
682235; Hatch music co., Boston.
1428
Moonlight barbecue; words by Arthur
Shaw, melody by J. W. Ellison, arr.
by Q. Clark. ‘(© 1 & Jan. 4; 1928:
E 680851; John W. Ellison, New
York. 1429
Moonlight brings me dreams of you;
words and melody by R. M. Breeden.
© 1 ¢« Jan. 30, 1928; HW 681615;
Robert M. Breeden, Chicago. 1430
Moonlight on the Danube; words and
musie by Byron Gay; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Jan. 23, 1928; 2 ec. Jan. 28;
E 682623; Villa Moret, ine, San
Francisco. 14381
More gas; a speedy tune, by Edward
C. Barroli, ed. by Carlton L. Colby;
E flat alto saxophone and pf.
Jan. 2, 1928; 2 ¢ Jan. 3; BE Gs0soy ;
Rubank, inc., Chicago. 1482
musica por Ed.
© Jan. 26,
EH 682724,
Morena; paroles y
Tavo; pf. [Photostat]
POZA hD eam eee
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 14383
Morenas (Las); habanera, arr. by
Albert Harvey; ist and 2nd violins
with pf. ace. © Jan. 20, 1928; 2'e:
Jan. 20; E 681444; Fred Heltman
co., Cleveland. 1434
Morin meiga; polka, melody by A.
Schwartz. © 1c. Jan. 16, 1928; B
682311; Abe Schwartz, New York.
1435
Morn (The) of resurrection; Haster
pageant-service, words by Laurene
Highfield, and others, musie by
Clarence Nevin, and others. Chi-
cago, Ill, Geo. F. Rosche & co.
12mo0i) 1. Jani 1928 742 «ce. Jan.
5; E 680890; Geo. EF. Rosche, Chi-
cago. 1436
Morning is midninght; from She’s my
baby, words by Lorenz Hart, music
by Richard Rodgers; pf. and ukulele
66
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1928
ace. © Dec. 28, 1927; 2 ce. Dec. 30;
E 680961; Harms, inc., New York.
1437
Morning, noon and night; words and
music by Maury Madison [pseud. of
W. R. Smith] © Dec. 5, 1927; 2c.
Jan. 18, 1928; E 681155; W. Ren-
wick Smith, New York. 1488
Morning (A) song [and] A _ night
song; by Frederick Robert Rickman,
ot Great Britain, op. 86, nos. 1, 2;
Dene) eec.25.,1927.4)1 ex Jan. 27,
1928; E 684520; A. Weekes & co.,
ltd., London. ' 1489
Morris dance; by F. Louis Taylor, of
Great Britain, op. 109, no. 3; violin
and pf. © Dec. 238, 1927; 1 ¢« Jan.
6, 1928; E 677939; Joseph Williams,
Itd., Lendon. 1440
Moslem (The) girl; words and music
by E. L. Wendel. © 1 c. Jan. 27,
1928; E 681568; Emma Louise Wen-
del, Trenton, N. J. 1441
Most extr’ordinary; musical comedy,
words by Rowland H. Baird, melody
bya. EepAxyers: © cs Jan: 3,
1928 ; D 27229; Ralph Herbert Ayer,
East Lynn, Mass. 1442
Mother angel o’ mine; words and mu-
sie by Bernie Goodman; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Nov. 1, 1927; 2 «¢.
Jan. 9, 1928; E 681060; Bernie
Goodman & co., Chicago. 1443
Mother dear; reverie, words by J. J.
Hngeldrum, music by Elsie A. Engel-
drum. New York City, N. Y., Frank
Harding: ©.;Jan: .14;:71928: 2 «.
Jan. 16; E 681234; John J. Engel-
drum, Washington. 1444
—Same. © Jan. 20, 1928; 2c. Jan.
31; E 682685; John J. ‘Engeldrum,
Washington. 1445
Mother mine; words and music by R.
Theriault. © Jan. 12, 1928; 2 «.
Jan. 18; E 682375; Regina Theri-
ault, Van Buren, Me. 1446
Mother nature songs; words by Kate
Berry Reed, music by Henrietta
Coughtry Stevenson. 4to. © Jan.
4,,AQ028, 2)¢, Jan.) 7,5 aff. jan. 6; A
1018268; Clayton F. Summy oco.,
Chicago. 1447
Mother of mine I still have you;
words by Grant Clarke, melody by
Al Jolson and Louis Silver. © 1c.
Jan. 4, 1928; E 679902; Irving Ber-
lin, ine., New York. 1448
a
67
1458
Mother, the dearest pal of all; words
and music by H. O. Reynolds, arr.
by Walter W. Newcomer. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Dec.
9, 1927; 2 c. Jan. 7, 1928; E 679936;
Edna O. Reynolds, New York. 1449
Mother’s baby sweetheart; lullaby,
words and music by Evan Georgeoff
and Ernest H. Hunt; pf. ace. with
ukulele arr. by May Singhi Breen.
© Dee. 3h A927 2 ¢& Jan.w'd, 19285
EH. 680896; Evan Georgeoff music
pub. co., Cleveland. 1450
Mother’s (A) lullaby; words and mu-
sic by C. Culley, sr., of Canada.
Toronto, Canada, Whaley, Royce &
co., ltd. © Jan. 20, 1928; 1 c. Jan.
19; E 684860; Charles Culley, sr.,
Vancouver, B. C., Canada. 1451
Mother’s smile; words and music by
H. B. Elwell.» © Jan. 8, 1928; 2 c.
Jan. 19; E 681366; H. B. Elwell,
Pittsburgh. 1452
Moto perpetuo; from Third suite, by
Carl Bohm, rev. and ed. by M.
Zoltai; violin, 1st position, and pf.
© Dec. 14, 1927; 2 ce. Dec. 16; BE
682359; Harms, ine., New York.
1453
Mountain (A) song; by Jane Munn
Spear; pf: © Jan. 16, 1928; 2 «.
Jan. 17; E 682234; Hatch music co.,
Boston. 1454
Moustiec dance; intermezzo, par A.
Bose, of France; pf. © Dec. 1,
1927; 1 c« Dec. 23; E 684177; A.
Bose, Paris. 1455
Move up the King’s highway; 4 pt.
hymn, words by Julian Alford, mu-
sic by H. C. Deas; mixed voices.
©* Fan; 33611928402 te Tanivi125 Vn
682122; Samuel W. Beazley, Chi-
cago. 1456
Moyer’s charted harmony chords; by
Will D. Moyer; plectrum banjo in
C notation. © Jan. 16, 1928; 2 c.
and aff. Jan. 20; A 1062916; Chart
music pub. house, inc., Chicago.
1457
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Dorf-
musikanten-sextett; ein musikali-
scher spass, koncert-transkription
von Francis Poulenc, of France; pf.
© Dec. 30, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 12, 1928;
E 684159; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. 1458
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1459
——_
Muchacho (El) alegre; corrido, letra
y musica arr. por S. R. Ramos, of
Mexico.” © 1 c. Dec: 27, (1927; E
682066; Silvano R. Ramos, Chicago.
1459
Mud pie days; words and music by M.
S. Delavan; pf. and ukulele ace.
Tabor, Ia., Cyclamen press. © Jan.
107, A928 ere 2 ces danls 13°) (682228 ;
Maude Smith Delavan, Tabor, Ia.
1460
Munequita; fox cancion, letra de Juan
D. del Moral, mtsica de Federico
Ruiz, of Mexico. © Dec. 26, 1927;
1 @ Jan. 13, 1928; E 684078; A.
Wagner y Levien suecs., s, en @,
Mexico. ‘1461
Murcia; paso-doble andaluz, de José
Sentis, of Spain; orch. avec pf. con-
ducteur et paroles. 4to. © Dee. 20,
1927; 1 c. Jan. 16, 1928; E 684414;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 1462
Murmuring (The) brook; by Ida Bos-
telmann; pf. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 ¢
Jan. 7; E 679977; Belwin, ine., New
York. 1463
Music in the trees; by Ida Bostel-
man: ‘pis. (C)san 2ee) 1928352".
Jan. 31; E 682672; Schroeder & Gun-
ther, inec., New York. 1464
Music notes; for the Junior high
school, compiled by Mabelle Glenn
and Margaret Lowry. bk. 4. 8vo.
©, Jan. 31,.1928; 2 c and“affi!’ Feb.
1; A 1064286; Silver, Burdett & co.,
Newark, N. J. 1465
Music when soft voices die; words by
Shelley, music by S. Ward-Casey, of
England; 4 men’s voices. 4to. ©
Jan. 24, 1928; 1¢. Jan. 26; E 684886 ;
Banks & son, York, England. 1466
Musical (The) salvationist; v. 42, pt.
1, Jan. 1928, compiled by F. G.
Hawkes, of England. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Jan.
10, 1928; 1 ec. Jan. 27; E 684444;
Salvationist pub. and supplies, Itd.,
London. 1467
Musical (The) trust; 4-pt. song, words
by David Stevens, music by Henry
Hadley, op. 67, no. 2, adapted for
school choruses by Ralph L. Bald-
win; men’s voices. 4to. © Jan. 10,
1928; 2 c«. Jan. 20; E 681424; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 1468
Musique de ballet; par J6zef. Koffler,
of Czechoslovakia, op. %; pf. 1.
Marche. [38 others] © Dee. 10,
68
pt. III, n.S., v. 23
1927+ 2 eC. Jans ages = ips tea0 :
Editions Maurice Senart, Paris.
1469
My al-b:no Rose; words and music by
J. W. Cooper, harmonized by D.
Barilotti?, ©: le. dam. Sees”
682713 ; James William Cooper, Sac-
ramento, Calif. 1470
My baby did a Lindy yesterday; slow
fox-trot, words and melody by Tom
Farrell [i. eT. F. Farrell] © 1 ec.
Jan.” 18, (1928 Be"Gsiats = nomas
Francis Farrell, Worcester. 1471
My baby is hot stuff; words and mel-
ody by P. Berman. ©’ 1 ce. Jan. 6,
1928; E 681197; Philip Berman,
Maspeth, L. I., N. Y. 1472
My Blue Ridge Mounta’n queen; waltz,
words and music by Clayton Mc-
Michen and Bert Layne. New York,
Triangle music pub. co., ine. © Jan.
3;. 1928+: Bee aan Ss Sb ToSo0 ;
Joseph M. Davis, New York. 1473
My cabin down in Tennesee; words
and melody by A. 8. Heath. ©1e.
Jan. 8, 1928; EH 680858; Augustus
Sherman Heath, Santa Barbara,
Calif. 1474
My candle; words by Edna St. Vincent
Millay, music by Annabel Morris
Buchanan. © Jan. 4, 1928; 2¢. Jan.
5; E 680945; G. Ricordi & co., inc.,
New York. " 1475
My childhood home; words by D. Gos-
ney, music by Robert H. Brennen.
New York C:ty, Frank Harding. ©
Jan. 16, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan. 30; EH 682677 ;
Della Gosney, Aurora, Col. 1476
My dog and I go walking [and] In
my canoe at sunset; by Anice Ter-
hune; pf. © Jan. 10, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan.-
12; E 681209; John Church co., Cin-
cinnati. 1477
My dream; hymn, words by A. H. Ack-
ley, music by B. D. Ackley. (In
Gospel melodies) © Jan. 10, 1928;
2c Jan. 16;. E 682255; Robert H.
Coleman, Dallas. 1478
My dream of memories; words by
Jack Joyce, melody by C. Seddon. ©
1 ‘e!' “Jan. “BOL aAVZS =) AV sGS1os5 ;
Charles Seddon, Pittsfield, Mass. é
147
My first bicycle ride; words and mel-
ody by E. Dunford. © 1 ¢. Jan. 26,
1928; E 682597; Ralpb Peer, New
York. 1480
no. 1, 1928
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
1504
My first pony ride; technical. study for | My little sweetheart; words by H. M.
high finger acticn, by Ida _ Bostel-
mann; pf. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2c. Jan.
7; E 679967 ; Belwin, inc., New York.
1481
My Florence; waltz, by Guido Deiro;
aceord'on. © Dec. 16, 1927; 2 e.
Dee. 27; E 679947; Biagio Quattro-
c.ocche, Steubenville, O. - 1482
My good Lord’s been here; 4 pt. hymn,
words and music by Edward Boat-
ner; mixed voices. © Jan. 3, 1928;
2e. Jan: 12 ;- fh) 682124: Samuel Ww.
Beazley, Chicago. > 7483
My Hawaiian; words and music by
Mel Ball, Lew Porter and Sam A.
Perry; pf. and ukulele ace. © Jan.
4, 1928; 2c Jan. 4; E 679835; Lewis
music pub. co., New York. 1484
My heart is longing for you; words
by W. J. Wilson, music by Lewis
Franklin. Chicago, National music
coe ame 1, 1927: 2 ¢ Jan. 12,
- 1928; EH 682161; W. J. Wilson, Verna,
Fla. 1485
My heart, my heart is sorely pained
within me; words from Psalm 55, tr.
by Otto H. Bostrom, music by Gun-
nar Wennerberg; mixed voices. 4to.
© Dee. 1, 1927; 2 c. Dec. 16; E
679907; Augustana book concern,
Rock Island, Il. 1486
My heart’s aching for my old gal;
words and music by Fred Rose and
Cal De Voll; pf. and ukulele ace.
Chicago-New York, Cal De Voll. ©
WOV. ciywo2t: 2 ecliJany. 20, 19283.
681534 ; McKinley music co., Chicago.
1487
My Jesus I love Thee; words by W. R.
Featherston, music by Gipsy Smith.
© Aug. 15, 1927: 2 c. Aug. 27; B
682497; Gipsy Rodney Smith and
EK. Edwin Young, Chicago. 1488
My Kansas sunflower; words and
music by F. M. Hendricks. © Dec.
Bois Ce eC. ot - 1 GLOTOU:
Fannie Morrow Hendricks, Dodge
City, Kans. 1489
My land of memory; words and melody
by Lawrence James. © 1 ¢. Jan.
11, 1928; E 681111; James Montague,
New. York. 1490
My little cockatoo; fox trot, words
by Carol Raven, music by A. Molnar.
© 1c Dec. 31, 1927; E.679779; Al-
exander Molnar, New York. 1491
a
Flinkman, music by George A Hilton.
© 1c. Jan. 6, 1928; E. 680939; H.
Maurice Flinkman, Philadelphia.
1492
My mascots; four impressions, by
Susan Forde, of Great Britain; pf.
1. A jade spider. [3 others] © Jan.
G7 O28 he. Wane 26% He 6845155
A. Weekes & co, Itd., London. 1493
My Mexicana rose; melody by Harry
Warren. © 1° ¢. Jan:.31, 1928>h
682712; Robbins music corp., New
York. 1494
My modern home; words and music by
WB. Jones:’ "© Jane 7/1928)" 2c.
Jan 7; E 681034; Walter B. Jones,
Indianapolis. 1495
My mother; words and music by A. H.
Ackley. © Dec. 7, 1927; 2 ¢c. Jan.
17, 1928; EH 682275; John H. Jones,
Greensboro, N. C. 1496
My need; words by J. P. Barker, music
by R. H. Gilreath. © Dee. 24, 1927;
2e. Jan. 20, 1928; E 680663; Rob-
inson H. Gilreath, Chicago. 1497
My Ohio home; fox-trot, words by Gus
Kaha, music by Walter Donaldson,
arr. by Frank Skinner; orch. 4to.
Oman !3, 1928* Bre Jan, 140) 0
681271; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
1498
My old New England home; words
and melody by E. H. Schoelwer. ©
1e. Jan. 21, 1928; E 682464; Edward
Henry Schoelwer, Cincinnati. 1499
My old pal run [!] away with my gal;
words and melody by R. M. Breeden.
© 1c Jan. 30, 1928; E 681620;
Robert M. Breeden, Chicago. 1500
My only plea; hymn, words and music
by A. H. Ackley. (Jn Gospel melo-
dies) © Jan. 10, 1928; 2c. Jan. 16;
E 682265; Robert H. Coleman, Dal-
las. 1501
My religion; words by E. HE. Hewitt,
music by B. D. Ackley ; mixed voices.
(In Gospel melodies) © Jan. 10,
1928; 2c. Jan. 16; E 682253; Robert
H. Coleman, Dallas. 1502
My sea of memory; words and melody
by J. M. Smith and Harry King
Barth,.arr..by J. M. Smith. © 1 c.
Jan. 238, 1928; E 681458; James Mil-
ler Smith, Newark, N. J. 1503
My secret; words and melody by C. H.
S. Littleton, jr. ©1c. Jan. 7, 1928;
E 682000; Covington H. S. Little
ton, jr., New Haven. 1504
69
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1505
pt. 111, n. s., v.23
My sister Sue has got the flu; words
and melody by C. H. Longbottom.
© 1c. Jan. 16, 1928; E 682800;
Charles H. Longbottom, smi |
505
My spirit love; words by F. M. Hen-
dricks, music by Arnold Beaumont.
© “Deer '2) 1927: 2) ce Dec. tei Bh
682513; Fannie Morrow Hendricks,
Dodge City, Kans. 1506
My sunshine; words and music by L.
Popper.” ©. 1c. Jan. 16, 1925-05
681259 ; Lillian Popper, New York.
1507
My sunshine girl; words by O. McBur-
nett, melody by Robt. H. Brennen.
© 1c. Jan. 20, 1928; H 681884; Ona
McBurnett, Fort Worth, Tex, 1508
My sweet co-ed; waltz, words and
melody by Sunny Clapp. © 1 «
Jan, 18, 1928; HE 681319; Charles
Franklin Clapp, Miami, Fla. 1509
My sweet sweetie and me; words
and melody by B. Ward. © 1 e.
Jan. 18, 1928; E 681408; Billy Ward,
Philadelphia. 1510
My sweetheart’s dream; fox trot,
melody by G. Buzzolani. © 1 ec.
Jan. 18, 1928; E 681309; Giosué
Buzzolani, New York. 1511
My time is Charlie’s now; words and
melody by Al Bernard and J.
Russel Robinson. © 1 ce. Jan. 4,
1928; E 680853; Triangle music pub.
co., ine., New York. 1512
My wish for thee; words by Oliver
Murray Edwards, music by. William
Berwald; high voice. Syracuse, N.
Y.; Oliver music co. ©, Dee. 28,
1927;,2.c. Jan. 9, 1928; E 681220;
Oliver M. Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y.
1513
My wish for you; words anon., music
by Vivian Johnson; med. voice. ©
Jan. 2, 1928; 2c. Jan. 6; E 680911;
Vivian Johnson, Lincoln, Neb. 1514
Myers (Richard) Quatre mélodies;
vers de Boileau, et al, musique de
R. Myers. 1. Voici les lieux char-
mants. [3 others] © Dec. 10,
19a 2°). Jan, 7; YO28 ° Rr 6Sr 251 ;
Editions Maurice Senart, Paris.
1515
Mystcrioser tanz (Danse mystérieuse) ;
von Julius Schebek, of Germany, op.
30, arr. von Paul Lehnert; orch.
with pf. direction u. violino 1 direc-
tion. 4to. © Nov. 5, 1927; 1 «.
Dec. 6; E 684447; D. Rahter, Leip-
zig, 1516
’N’ you; words by Bob Schafer, music
by Anthony Wayne and ’F. Henri
Klickmann; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Jan. 14, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan. 16; H 681236;
EHdward B. Marks music co., New
York. 1517
Na hribih ; vijenac Slovenskih pjesama,
sagradio i udesio R. Cernkovich ;
tamburitza orch. © Dee. 12, 1927;
2c. Jan. 8, 1928; E 679831; Rudolph
Cernkovich, Chicago. 1518
Nachts von zw6élf bis eins ...; 6/8
onestep, aus Alles aus liebe, text
von Karl Farkas u. Ernst Marischka,
musik von Ralph. Benatzky, of
Austria, arr. von Gustav Blasser.
© Oct. 21, 1927; 1 ec. Jan. 18, 1928;
EH 684277; W. Karezag, Vienna.
. = 1519
Nachts von 12-1; onestep aus Alles
aus liebe, text von Karl Farkas u.
Ernst Marischka, musik von Ralph
Benatzky, arr. von Fred Ralph, of
Austria; salonorch. mit klavier di-
rektion. 4to.. © Oct. 21, 1927; 1 ¢.
Dee. 21; E 684835; W. Karezag,
Vienna. 1520
Nad brzegiem morza; opracoryal I.
Podgorski. © Jan. 12, 1928; 2 e.
Jan. 19; HE 681373; Ignacy Podgorski,
Philadelphia. 1521
Napoli; canzone Napolitana con
variazioni, by Herman Bellstedt;
conductor pt. 4to. © Jan. 10,
1928; 2c. Jan. 13; HE 682640; Roland
Ernst Bellstedt, Cincinnati. 1522
National airs for little people; col-
lected and arr. by Florence Ran-
some, of Great Britain; pf. bk. 1.
© Dec. 31, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 10,1928 ;
E 677996; Banks & son, York,
England. 1523
National heroes march; U. 8S. A. battle
march, by George F. W. Bruhns, arr.
by R. Jungnickel; grand orch. with
pf. conductor.. © Dec. 13, 1927; 2 c.
Dee. 13; E 680831; Ross Jungnickel,
inc., New York. 1524
Naughty man; words and music by
Sam Ward, Donald Redman and
Chas. Dixon; pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by M. Kalua. © Dee. 27, 1927;
2 ¢. Jan. 19, 1928; E 682388 ; Gotham
music service, ine., New York. 1525
70
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1928
Nautical marches; by Stephen Adams,
arr. by Boosey & co., ltd.,. of Great
Britain; orch, 4to. Nancy Lee.
[3 others] © Dec, 15, 1927; 1 c¢.
Jan. 3, 1928; E 677959; Boosey &
co., Itd., London. 1526
Nautical suite; by Alec Rowley, of
England; string orch. with optional
pt. for pf: and double bass. 1.
Ashore. [2 others] © Dec. 289,
1927; 1 c. Jan. 5, 1928; E 677982;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 1527.
Naval victories, 1916; words by ‘Chas.
Hanson Towne, music by Reginald
GC. Robbins; [bar.] © Dec. 20, 1927 ;
2c. Jan. 16, 1928; E 6813841; Edi-
tions Maurice Senart, Paris. 1528
Navy (The) widow; or, Steve Collins
Foster, jr. and sea goin’ Edna, musi-
eal comedy, words and musie by J.
F. McMahon. ©1c. Jan. 16, 1928;
D 27246; Joseph Francis McMahon,
New York. 1529:
Ne dis rien; sérénade tango, paroles
de Léo Sandrey, musique de G.
Bonincontro, of France. Editions
Costallat. ©. Nov. 20, 1927; 1 «¢.
Dee. 23; E 684114; Lucien de
Lacour, Paris. 1530
Nearer my God to Thee; hymn, music
by S. Howard; mixed voices. 4to.
©) Deer 124919273 2 e Dec. 27; EB
682102; Shafter Howard, Newport,
Re 1531
*Neath a new moon; from The new
moon, words by Oscar Hammerstein,
2nd., music by Sigmund Romberg.
© Dee. 30, 1927; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1928;
EH 680967; Harms, inc., New York.
1532
*Neath sunny skies; tarantelle, by
Maxwell Eckstein; pf. © Dec. 20,
1927; 2 ¢«. Dec. 28; BH 680995; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 1533
Nerini (Emile) Cent cinquante exer-
cices de solfége élémentaire; 4
Vusage des ecoles, d’ E. Nerini, of
France. 4to. pte. 1-6. © Dec. 10,
1927; 1 ¢. Jan. 16, 1928; Hi 684359;
J. Jobert, Paris. 1534
Never mind the way home; fox-trot,
words by Sam Fineberg, music by
Dave Sonenscher, of England; pf.
and ukulele ace.; in C. [Staff and
tonic sul-fa notations] © Nov. 15,
1927; 1 c.. Jan. 6,°1928; E 684073;
Leo Jackson & ¢o., London. 1535
(al
1548
New college songs; by R. Shuebruk..
Ator: ©) Jan. 20; 1928; 2 ¢: and’, aff.
Jan. 23; A 1062965; Richard Shue-
bruk, New York. 1536
New fashioned sweetheart; words by
H. M. Flinkman, music by George
A, Blton...,.©.1 ¢« Jan. 6, 19285,
680940; H. Maurice Flinkman, Phil-
adelphia. 1537
New (The) Ford blues; words and
melody by M. Wallace. © 1c. Jan.
30, 1928; E 681625; Minnie Wallace,
Greenville, Miss. 1538
New Hampshire, our New Hampshire;
words and music by K. C. Simonds.
4to.. © Dee 15, 1927; 2 c. Jan. 23,
1928; E 681446; Katherine Call
Simonds, Franklin, N. H. 1539
New (A) hiding-place; 4 pt. hymn,
words and music by Willa A. Town-
send; mixed voices. © Jan. 3, 1928;
2c. Jan. 12; HE 682150; Samuel W.
Beazley, Chicago. 1540
New world symphony; largo, by An-
tonin Dvorak, transcribed by L. Ret-
ter; pf. (In Melodies éternelles) ©
Deer slied927 + Zves Jan. 3501928): ay
680824; Louis Retter music co., St.
Louis. 1541
New York; par José Padilla, arr. par
F. Salabert, of France; orch., avee
pf. conducteur, 1°" violon conducteur
et paroles. 4to. © Dec. 20, 1927;
1c. Jan. 16, 1928; H 684402; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 1542
Newell (Tex) Three melodies. ©l1e.
Jan. 16, 1928; HE 682297; George Mc-
Cowan Newell, New York. 15438
Newton (Ernest) Seven rustic dane-
es; arr. by E. Newton, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. © Nov. 30, 1927; 1 ¢. Jan.
4, 1928; E 6779538; Schott & co., Itd.,
London. 1544
10 miniature preludes; by H., New-
ton, of Great Britain; pf. © Dec.
27, 1927; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1928 ; B 679872 ;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 1545
Night-blooming cereus; words and mu-
sic by Maury Madison [pseud. of W.
R: Smith] © Dee. 5, 1927; 2c. Jan.
18, 1928; E 681156; W. Renwick
Smith, New York. 1546
Night shadows falling; andantino,
words by Arthur Denvir, music by
EK. H. Lemare, arr. by Christopher
O’Hare. 4to. 1. 2 treble voices.—
2. Sop., alto and bar. © Jan. 3,
1928; 2 @ each Jan. 4; E 680793,
680794; John Franklin music co.,
New York. 1547, 1545
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES ;
1549
pt. III, BIS. .¥.23
Nght time love and you; words and
music by Marie Savage and Harold
Weeks. © Dee. 28, 1927; 2 c Jan.
3, 1928; EH 679823; West coast music
publishers, Seattle. 1549
No estoy comforme [!]; cancion Mexi-
cana, arr. de S. R. Ramos, of Mexico.
© 1 ce. Dec. 27, 1927; E 682064; Sil-
vano R. Ramos, Chicago. 1550
No hiding place; 4 pt. hymn, words
and music by Willa A. Townsend ;
mixed voices. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 ¢.
Jan. 12; H 682156; Samuel W. Beaz-
ley, Chicago. 1551
No soap; words by Glenn T. Neville,
music by R. Wall. © 1. Jan. 7,
1928; E 682003; Robert Wall, Long
Island City, N. Y. 1552
Nobody but you; song, by H. Dal, arr.
by Z. T. Randolhp. © 1-¢. Jan. 16,
1928; E 681255; Harry Dial, St.
Louis. 1553
Nobody cares; words and music by M.
Batchelor. © 1 ce. Jan. 21, 1928; BE
682461: Miriam Batchelor, Brook-
line, Mass. 1554
Nobody’s lonesome but me; words and
music by Tommie Malie, Cal De Voll
and Larry Vincent, arr. by Rube Ben-
net; pf. and ukulele ace. Chicago,
Tll., Cal De Voll. © Jan. 20, 1928;
2 e. Jan. 27; E 681535; McKinley
musie co., Chicago. 1555
Noch sind die tage der rosen; lied,
von W. Baumgartner; orch., mit pf.
oder orgel direction, [and] Im rosen-
duft; lied, von Prinz Gustav von
Schweden; oreh., mit pf. direction:
bearb. von Josef Németi, of Hun-
gary, ‘4to. ©iOet, TOM1920; Pc.
Noy. 16; EK 684044; D. Rahter, Leip-
Zig. 1556
Nordische suite (Suite du nord) ; von
Trygve Torjussen, arr. von Leo Ar-
tok, of Germany, op. 102; salon orch.
mit pf. conductor. 1. Morgenstim-
mung. [3 others] © May 23, 1927;
1 ec. July 12; E 677927; B. Schott’s
sbhne, Mainz, Germany. 1557
Northfield hymnal no. 4; compiled by
Mary Whittle Moody [i. e. Mrs. Wil-
lam R. Moody], Elsie Eckman and
others. S8vo. © Dee. 24, 1927; 2 ¢.
Dec. 27; aff. Jan. 7, 1928; A 1018276 ;
Bookstore, Hast Northfield, Mass.
1558
Not a vamp; words and melody by A.
Remsen, «© 1c. Jan. 5," 1928"' B
679898; Alice Remsen, New York.
1559
72
Not even at all; words by Leon Cor-
day, music by Louis Paparello. ©
1 ec Jan. 20, 1928; E 6813887; Leo
Komblueth, Brooklyn. 1560
Not to us, O Lord; words tr. by Otto
H. Bostrom, music by F. J. John-
son; mixed voices. 4to. © Dec. 2,
1927; 2 ce. Dee. 16; BE 679910; Au-
gustana book concern, Rock Island,
Til. 1561
Nothin’ but lonesome; words by P. L.
Woodbridge, melody by M. P. Davis.
© 1c Jan. 28, 1928: E 682663;
Pearl Logan Woodbridge and Marie
Porter Davis, Seattle. 1562
Notte d’esta’; valse, versi di Pasquale
Buongiovanni, melodia di L. Can-
oro; violino. © 1¢ Jan. 20, 1928;
E 681396; Louis Canoro and John
Clano,.New York. 1563
Notte Napulitana; words by Riccardo
Cordiferro, music by L. Canoro; vio-
lin. ©1e. Jan. 23, 1928; E 681471;
Louis Canoro and John Clano, New
York. 1564
Notti Arabe; suite, di Ettore Monta-
naro, of Italy; piccola orch. 1. Tra
i palmizi. [2 others] © Jan.. 3,
1928; 1 ec. Jan. 28; E 684525; A. &
G. Carisch & ¢c., Milan. 1565
Now can’t some folks put on the dog;
words and melody by W. R.
Hodgin; plectrum banjo. © 1 «.
Jan. 31, 1928; E 682705; Willard
Randolph Hodgin, Greensboro, N. C.
1566
words by W. S.
Martin, music by Susie Ralls
Mathes; mixed voices. © May 20,
1927; 2c. Dec. 22; E 679814; Stand-
ard pub. co., Cincinnati. 1567
Now He is mine;
Now I know; words by Sidney Clare
and Charles Tobias, melody by Joe
Cooper. © 1c. Jan. 26, 1928; EB
682588; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 1568
Now I’m through with you; melody
by J. L. Straughters. © 1c. Jan.
19, 1928; E 681888; James Leon
Straughters, Cleveland. 1569
Now is the needy time; 4 pt. hymn,
words and music by Hdward Boat-
ner; mixed voices. © Jan. 3, 1928;
2c. Jan. 12; E 682110; Samuel W.
Beazley, Chicago. 1570
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
1587
no. 1, 1928
Now is the time; words by Jennie
Ree, music by Chas. H. Gabriel;
mixed voices. (In Gospel melodies)
Ge dan. 10,1928) 2c. Jan. 163°
682259; Robert H. Coleman, Dallas.
1571
Now that you’ve gone; words and mu-
sic by M. Batchelor. © 1 ec. Jan.
21, 1928; E 682460; Miriam Batch-
elor, Brookline, Mass. 1572
Nu kan du ta’, hvad du vil ha’, saa
ta’r jeg resten (When Mary seems
to sleep) ; af Vores egne Lilleputter,
tekst af Aage Steffensen, musik af
Willy Kierulff, of Denmark. ©
Dee 25-1927 ° 1c. Jan. 14, T9238:
684163; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. 1573
Nuit (La) ; rondel, poésie de Théodore
de Banville, musique de Reynaldo
Hahn, of France; soprani, contralti
et tenors, sans ace. 4to. © Dec.
20, 1927; 1 c. May 28; EH 684169;
Heugel, Paris. 1574
Nuit d’épouvante (Night of terror) ;
ouverture dramatique, de Gabriel-
Marie et Hans Ourdine, both of
France; orch. avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Dee. 10, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 16,
1928; E 684850; S. Chapelier, Paris.
1575
Nuit de printemps (Night of spring) ;
ballet extrait des Demoiselles de
Saint Cyr, comédie lyrique, poéme de
André Lenéka, musique de Auguste
Chapuis, arr. par Raoul Labis, of
France; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
1. Les faunes. [4 others] © Dec.
Poe Soles ft € dans 25, 1928.7
684472; Choudens, Paris. 1576
Nuovo metodo per violino (Nouvelle
méthode pour le violon)-; con la
teoria del tetracordo, di Alfeo Buya,
of Italy. pte. 6a, fasc. 1°, 8a posi-
zione. [Italian, French and English
text] © Jan. 2, 1928; 1 ¢c..Jan. 28;
E 684523; A. & G. Carisch & @¢.,,
Milan. 1577
O blessed radiance, light divine; refor-
mation festival or sexagesima,
words tr. by Otto H. Bostrom, music
by Gustav Stolpe, op. 107; mixed
voices. 4to. © Dee. 13, 1927; 2 «.
Dec. 30; E 680866; Augustana book
concern, Rock Island, Ill. 1578
0 dry those tears; 2 pt. song, words
and music by Teresa del Riego [pseud.
of Teresa Leadbitter], arr. by Clar-
ence Lucas, of Great Britain ; treble
73
voices. New York, N. Y., Chappell-
Harms, ine. 4to. © Jan. 10, 1928;
1c. Jan. 11; E 684224; Chappell &
co., ltd., London. 1579
O friend without Jesus; words by W.
H. Bradley, music by J. V. Tres-
sider; solo, cho., or male quartet.
4to. © Dec. 1, 1927; 2 c. Jan. 30,
1928; E 681605; John V. Tressider,
San Diego, Calif. 1580
O give thanks; thanksgiving anthem,
text and music by Frederic Groton,
op. 9, no. 3; mixed voices with ten.
solo; organ acc. 4to. © Oct. 14,
1927; 2 c. Dec. 31; E 679790; Harold
Flammer, inec., New York. 1581
O Lord, Thou has searched me; words
from Psalm 139, tr. by Otto H. Bos-
trom, music by Gunnar Wennerberg ;
mixed voices., 4to. © Dec. 13,
1927; 2 c. Dec. 30; E 680864; Au-
gustana book concern, Rock Island,
Til. 1582
O mon Charlie (Poor papa); paroles
anglaises de Billy Rose, paroles
francaises de Louis Lemarchand et
Victor Vallier, of France, musique
d’Harry Woods. © Mar. 25, 1927;
drs Cogley’: w 03 isan Wes UP Canoes i 1 er Goel LG pial eee
668006; Publications Francis-Day,
Paris. 1583
O praise the Lord of heaven; words
from the Bible adapted by R. C.
Robinson, music from the Russian
Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom, by
A. Arensky, arr. by Raymond C.
Robinson; 4 male voices. 4to. ©
Wee 29) 1927-2 ce. dan. oa, 1OIRe eh,
679755; Charles W. Homeyer & ©co.,
Boston. 1584
O strength and stay; Londonderry air,
words tr. from St. Ambrose by J.
Ellerton and J. F. A. Hort, music
arr. by Herbert Sanders; middle
voice, with pf. or organ ace. ©
Decs. 31,5' 1927; ‘2eei Jan. 19; - 1928 ;
EK 682032; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 1585
O tell me why; words and music by
M. R. Nessler. © 1 ce. Jan. 23, 1928;
E 681474; Maude Ray Nessler, Rich-
mond, Calif. 1586
O. ye angels of destiny; words by
W. H. Adams, music by Fred Ahle-
tela Ot oe dan. 8k 1928 5.
682717; Will H. Adams. Oak Park,
Ill, 1587
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1588
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
Oak (The) and the rose; words and
music by Frederick Spencer. 1. In
E flat—2. In C. © Jan. 12, 1928;
2c. each Jan. 19; E 681364, 681365 ;
F. W. Spencer, Wilmington, N. C.
1588, 1589
Ocean foam; valse, by Arthur Strover,
of Great Britain; pf. © Dec. 17,
1927; 1 ce. Jan. 4, 1928; E 677956;
Berners music co., London. 1590
Ocean to ocean highway; words by F.
Batterson and E. Batterson, music
by UL; EB... Tudor...» © 1: «,, Nev. 21,
1927; E 682075; Frank Batterson
and Ethel Batterson, Akron, Col.
1591
words by F. F. Van de Water,
music by Reginald C. Robbins:
[bar.|,..@ Dec: 20, 3927-2 ¢c.. fan.
16, 1928; E 6813837 ; Editions Maurice
Senart, Paris. 1592
Oh, boys, give us the honey-moon test;
words by C. W. Terpening, music by
Cora Broadwell. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Jan. 4, 1928;
2 ce Jan. 18; E 681296; Clinton W.
Terpening, Soperton, Ga. 1593
Oh, freedom; 4 pt. hymn, words and
music by Willa A. Townsend ; mixed
voices. “© Jan.. 3, 1928° 276. Jan.
12; E 682107; Samuel W. Beazley,
Chicago. 1594
Oh gee!—oh joy; from Rosalie, words
by P. G. Wodehouse and Ira Gersh-
Win, music by George Gershwin ; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Jan. 20, 1928
2c. Jan. 23; E 682472; New world
music corp., New York. 1595
Oh Henry! my garter’s coming down;
words and music by Less Harris
tl. ee; io He Marris] [Blueprint]
© 1c Jan. 10, 1928; EE. 682089;
Lester Edward Harris, San Antonio.
1596
Oh Lindbergh my lucky boy; words
and melody by J. Lee. © 1 c. Jan.
October ;
20, 1928; H 681381; Jessie Lee, Al-
toona, Pa. 1597
Oh! Lucindy; x-trot, words by
Thekla ee ae music by. Jes-
sie L: Deppen, arr. by F. Henri
Klickmann; orch. New York, ae
pell-Harms, ine. 4to. © Jan.
1928; 2c. Jan. 18; E 682343; pre
inc., New York. 1598
Oh, Lucindy; quartet, words by Thekla
Hollingsworth, music by Jessie L.
Deppen, arr. by Claude MacArthur ;
male voices.: New York, Chappell. |
Harms, inc. 4to. © Jan. 10, 1928;
ate! Jan. 11; E 681269; Harms, inc.,
New York. 1599
Oh, Mary, I love you; words and
melody by J. J. Schneider. Rev.
copy. 1 ec Sany,, g9289)
681115; John J. Schneider, Philadel-
phia. 1600
Oh! oh! Charleston; de T. Noletty,
of France, op. 29; orch. avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Dec. 10, 1927;
1c. Jan. 16, 1928; E 684344; Théo.
Noletty, Paris. 1601
Ob! Papitou; paroles de René Nazelles
et René Jeanne, musique d’ Albert
Chantrier, of France; pf. ace., avec
- ukulele arr. par F. Salabert. © Dec.
20, 1927; 1 e@. Jan. 16, 1928; EB
684481); Francis. Salabert, Paris.
1602
Oh! states of fair America; words by
Charles C. Ely, music by Percy L.
Bryning. “© Dee. 21, 1927; 2c. Jan.
7, 1928; E 681216; John C. Miller,
Boston. 1603
Oh! the wonder of it; Molly aroon,
words by Adam O’Neill, music by
Herbert Ralph Ward. © Dec. 30,
1927; 2 c Jan. 6, 1928; E 681025;
Edward Schuberth & co., inc., New
York. 1604
Oh, yes, yes, yes you know-know-
know I do; words and music by Pat
Ballard [pseud. of Fp. Ballard’:
pf. and ukulele acc. © Jan. 9, 1928;
2¢. Jan. 7; B 679934; Francis Drake
Ballard, New York. 1605
Ob you million dollar girlie; words and
melody by F. Nitschke, jr. © 1 «.
Jan. 18, 1928; E 681170; Fred
Nitschke, jr., Jud, N. D. 1606
Old dad Watkins; words and music
by A. A. McKenzie. © 1 ¢. Nov. 29,
1927; EH 682420; Archie Alexander
McKenzie, Albemarle, N. C. 1607
Old (An) .enchanted garden; inter-
mezzo, by M. L. Driver, op. 205; pf.
© Jan. 13, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 18; B
681292; Maurice Leon Driver, San
Francisco. 1608
to do right; words and
Herbert Buffum; mixed
© Jane 1," 1927 + 2c:
FE 681221; Anna Marie
John A. Ander-
1609
Old enough
music by
voices. 4to.
Jan: 5, 1928 5
Anderson, i. e., Mrs.
son, Topeka, Kan.
=
no. 1, 1928
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
1632
Old fashioned dancing tune; words and
music by W. L. River. [Photostat]
© 1c¢ Jan. 28, 1928; E 682649;
Walter Leslie River, New York.
1610
Old (An) fashioned love song; words
and melody by B. G. Adlam. ©1c.
Jan. 14, 1928; E 682197; Basil G.
Adlam, San Francisco. 1611
Old (An) love tale; by Gena Brans-
combe [i. e. Gena Branscombe Ten-
ney]; violoncello and pf. © Dec.
ioe t 2. c: Dee,.23:. Hh 682104.
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 1612
Old (The) regiment; march, by
Charles Ancliffe, of Great Britain ;
pf. © Dec. 31, 1927; 1c. Jan. 10,
1928; E 677997 ; Banks & son, York,
England. 1613
Old (The) road; words and music by
B. B. McKinney; mixed voices. (Jn
Gospel melodies) © Jan. 10, 1928;
2ic. Jan. 16; E. 6822388; Robert. H.
Coleman, Dallas. 1614
Old song; words by Hdward Fitzge-
rald, music by Reginald C. Robb‘ns;
»-bar.} .©; Dee,20; 1927; 2,¢. Jan.
16, 1928; E 681336; Hditions Mau-
rice Senart, Paris. 1615
Old time fiddlers favorite barn dance
tunes; arr. and compiled by H. F.
Adam; violin. © Jan. 12, 1928; 2c.
Jan. 16; E 6812380; E. F. Adam, St.
Louis. 1616
Old-time sailor’s song; words by C.
Demos, melodic completion by Cas-
per Nathan. © 1c. Jan. 23, 1928;
E 681478; Constantine Demos, Kala-
mazoo, Mich. 1617
Old (The) woodland spring; words by
S. J. Smmons, music by Samuel L.
Studley. © 1c. Jan. 24, 1928; H
682546; Samuel J. Simmons, Maita-
pan, Mass. 1618
Ole Bill mule; comic song, words and
music by J. F. McMahon. © 1.
Dee. 8, 1927; E 681191; Joseph Fran-
cis McMahon, New York. 1619
Ole Virginny’s lullaby; waltz, ° words
and music by Lew. Pollack, Erno
Rapee and Sidney D. Mitchell. ©
San. 23: 29928;, : 2s eq. Fans 125 9
681562; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
1620
Oletta, la fille du Corse; drame mu-
sical en trois actes et quatre tab-
leaux, poéme de André Leroy et Paul
de Choudens, musique de Henry
a
88235—28—_6
—~]
Or
Fevrier, of France. Partition chant
et pf. © Nov. 15, 1927; 1 ¢. Dee.
16; D 27237; Choudens, Paris. 1621
Oly jol cstsz:k ez a bananhéj: blues,
szovegét irta Ifj. Békeffy-Vadnay,
zenéjét szerzé F. Markush, of Hun-
gary. © Oct. 30, 1927; 1 ¢@ Jan.
13, 1928; E 688222; Fred Markush,
Budapest, Hungary. 1622
Omar; oriental melody, by A. N. Cro-
camo, op. 3; violin with pf. ace. ©
Jan. 20, 1928; 2 ¢«. Jan. 20; EB
681442 ; Fred Heltman co., Cleveland.
1623
On a sleigh-ride; by Jane Maitingly,
Upy 10, no, 2--pt «©. Jan, 9, tece:
2c. Jan. 10; E 682050; Willis musie
co., New York. 1624
On! along! away! by R. Nofka; pf., 4
iands. . © Jane ov. toca. 2. er, oak
31; E 682676; Willis musie co., Cin-
cinnati. 1625
On an island with a girl like you;
words and music by R. S. Chapman,
of Canada, arr. by Harry L. Alford;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Jan. 18,
_1928; 2c. Jan. 25; E 681506; Regi-
nald S. Chapman, Kingston, Ontario,
Canada. 1626
On Calvary; 4 pt. hymn, words and
music by Willa A. Townsend ; mixed
voices. © Jan. 3, 1928: 2.¢. Jan.
21; EH 682488; Samuel W. Beazley,
Chicago. 1627
On ma journey; negro spiritual, arr.
by Edward Boatner; high key. ©
Jan. 18, 1928; 2c. Jan. 19; E 681416;
G. Ricordi & co., ine., New York.
1628
On n’ m’a jamais parlé comm’ ca; one-
step chanté, paroles de Paul Briquet
et R. P. Groffe, musique de R. Penso,
of England. © Dee. 20, 1927; 1 «.
Jan. 16, 1928; E 684893; Publica-
tions Francis-Day, Paris. 1629
On the beautiful shores of Chicago;
words by C. P. Walker, melody by
Wallee Brown. © 1c. Dec. 15, 1927;
E 681190; C. P. Walker, Chicago.
1630
On the foot-ball field; by Anice Ter-
hune;;péy,. © Jan. ,10, .1928,; 2,,e:
Jan. 12; E 681207; John Church co.,
Cincinnati. 1631
On the move march; by J. D. Schur-
mann; steel guit. © July 1, 1927;
2 ¢e. Jan. 17, 1928; HE 682291; Joseph
Daniel Schurmann, Denver. 1632
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1633
On the way to you; words by Helen
Taylor, music by Daniel Wood, of
Great Britain; in B flat. © Dec.
25. OAT. Le. San. 2h, 1928) ae
684530; Enoch & sons (1927), ltd.,
London. 1633
One (The) I love; words by Onslow
Frampton, music by H. Waldo
Warner, of Great Britain, op. 27, no.
1; ten.; in E flat. © Dee.. 31, 1927;
2c. Jan. 6, 1928; E 679929; J. Fisch-
er & bro., New York. 1634
One night in Havana; by H. H. Car-
michael; pf. ©1e. Jan. 5, 1928; HB
682517; Hoagland Howard Carmi-
chael, Indianapolis. 1635
One of these days; words and music
by EH. Waggaman. © 1 © Jan.‘3,
1928; E 680857; Laura EH. Wagga-
man, New Orleans. , 1686
One sunny day; from One sunny day,
words by Clifford Grey and Wm,
Cary Duncan, music by Jean
Schwartz; pf. and ukulele ace.
New York, Harms, ine. © Jan. 20,
(928°) 2G" Jan. 2 (2507, (O824(ae
Shubert theatre corp., New York.
1637
One who knows; words by Lizzie De
Armond, music by B. D. Ackley;
mixed voices. (In Gospel melodies)
© Jan. 10, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 16; E
682241; Robert H. Coleman, Dallas.
1638
One year ago; poem by Walter Savage
Landor, music by B. van Dieren, of
Great Britain. London, J. Curwen
& -sons, ltd: © j)July 19, 192%; Tye.
July 18; E 669946; B. van Dieren,
West Hampstead, N. W., England.
1639
Only a little way home; words and
music by A. H. Ackley; mixed
voices. (In Gospel melodies.) ©
aan. 10; A928: 2 ios aalied “Gee: IB
682239; Robert H. Coleman, Dallas.
1640
Only you; words by L. Creel, music
by Jack Edwards. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Nov. 5, 1927;
2c. Jan. 18, 1928; E 681294; Luke
Creel, Campbellsville, Ky. 1641
Opal reverie; by Bert R. Anthony, op.
ZT.’ no. *4*' pt. © Dee. 19, 1927:
2c. Jan. 7, 1928; E 681278: Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 1642
Open (The) road is calling; words by
Bernard Daly, music by Richard
Kountz, arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus;
76
pt. TT, MiSl, MN 2S
sop.. alto and bar. 4to. © Jan.
16, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 21; E 681437; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 1648
Open wide the door; words by W.
Kitching, music by J. H. Burke;
mixed voices. © Nov. 2, 1927; 2 ¢.
Jan. 16, 1928; E 682481; Hope pub.
co., Chicago. 1644
Oriental fox-trot melody; by N.
Roubanis. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1928; E
680844; Nicholas Roubanis, New
York. 1645
Oriental jazz; words and music by W.
Hall; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
May Singhi Breen. © Jan. 20, 1928;
2c. Jan. 23; E 681454; Wendell Hall
music publishers, Chicago. 1646
Oriental (An) tragedy; words and
music by L. Cheslock; pf. Balti-
more, Md., G. Fred Kranz music co.
@© Jan.012) 1928; Biel wan, 24 7H
682506; Louis Cheslock, Baltimore.
i 1647
Ou fuir (Fearful rush); de Gabriel-
Marie et Hans Ourdine, both of
France; orch. avee pf. conducteur.
4to..’© Dec. 10,1927; Ie. Jan 16,
1928; E 684349; S. Chapelier, Paris.
1648
Oubli (L’) dans Ja priére (Oblivion in
prayer); de H. Morisson et Hans
Ourdine, both of France; orech. avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. Dec. 28,
1927; 1 c. Jan. 25, 1928; E 684508;
L. Philippo, Paris. 1649
Our beautiful America; words and
music by Frank Osear Rudd; mixed
cho. "© Jan. 17) 1928 Oe sam 19
E 681432; Sandberg and Rudd, Ong,
Neb. 1650
Our child; words by A. C. Rogers,
melody by C. L. Roberts. © 1 ec.
Jan. 38, 1928; E 682526; Alexander
C. Rogers and C. Luckey Roberts,
New York. 1651
Our Christmas carol; words and
melody by H. P. Zerby. 8vo. ©
Dec. 21, 1927/3) 2 en Wane ety 1926
E 681533; Eva Perle Zerby, East
Pittsburgh, Pa. 1652
Our Columbia Flag; words and music
by A. Dvofak. © 1 ce. Oct. 28, 1927;
E 682418; Antonetta Dvofak, New
York. 1653
Our gang: kid komedy karakteristik,
by Ed. B. Claypoole. arr. by James
C. McCabe; orch. © Jan. 21, 1928;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1928
2c. Jan. 23; E 681439; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
1654
Our hero Charles Lindbergh; words
and melody by F. A. Kiesling. ©
le. Jan. 20, 1928; E 681882; Frieda
Alwina Kiesling, New York. 1655
Our love is calling; words by Roy L.
Kalver, music by B. Simon. Chi-
cago, Roosevelt publishers. © Jan.
12, 1928>,,2..¢e., Jan. .18;.. EB »6823705
Ben Simon, Chicago. 1656
Our navy; march, by Charles Benter ;
band and solo cornet conductor.
obl. 32mo. © Aug.¢@, 1927; 2c. Jan.
3, 1928; E 680785; Cundy-Bettoney
co., Boston. 1657
Our own United States; patriotic song,
words and musie by L. B. Pember-
ton.. © .Jan. 4, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan. 10;
E 682055; Lovell Bearse Pemberton,
Redondo Beach, Calif. 1658
Our pilgrim fathers; independence day
song, words and music by Alfonso
Shipwash; male quartet. Topeka,
Kans., Anderson ptg. & music co
4to.. © June 15, 1927; 2c. Jan. 5,
1928: E 680880; Anna Marie Ander-
son, i. e. Mrs. John A. Anderson,
Topeka, Kans. 1659
Out of my heart; words by Henriette
Harrison, music by R. Hildemann.
© 1c. Jan. 21, 1928; E 682465;
Rudolf Hildemann, Atlantic City.
1660
Out-witted; words by Edwin Mark-
ham, music by Jessie Moore Wise;
high voice. © July 1, 1927; 2 c¢.
Jan. 24, 1928; E 682486; William
H. Wise & co., New York. 1661
Ouverture Berrichonne; extraite des
quatre piéces Berrichonnes, d’ Aymé
Steck, of France; orch. avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Dec. 10, 1927; 1 ¢.
Jan. 16, 1928; E 684352; Editions
L. Maillochon, Paris. 1662
Over the line; words and music by
B. B. McKinney; mixed voices. (In
Gospel melodies) © Jan. 10, 1928;
2c. Jan. 16; E 682264; Robert H.
Coleman, Dallas. 1663
Over the waves (Sobre las olas) ;
wiz, Dy MKosas, “arr. by «G. °F.
Briegel; orch. 4to. © Jan. 20,
1928; 2c. Jan. 17; E 681354; George
F. Briegel, New York. 1664
Overture appassionato; overture de
concert, by Th. Henricchi, op. 77,
arr. by Henry Hermann; pf. con-
a
(7
1675
ductor pt. (Jn Schmidt’s orchestra
series. Miscellaneous composers, yv.
1) ©; Dee;.,31,),192%; 2 e:. Jan;,10,
1928; E 682038; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 1665
Oye las suplicas; paroles y musica
por Ed. Tavo; pf. [Photostat] ©
gan. .26,, 1928: 2. ©. Jan. “on: 4.5
682725; Dionisio Acosta, Los An-
geles. 1666
Paganini (Niccolo) Trois caprices de
Paganini; traités en duos. con-
certants, par Darius Milhaud, of
France; violon et pf. © Dec. 10,
19275" CG Jano (;, 1928: °H 684261:
Heugel, Paris. 1667
Pagina d’album; d’Ernani Cordova, of
Italy; violino e pf. Dec. 19,
1927; 1 «@ Dec. 20; E 684369; Ger-
lando Dispensa, Palermo, Italy.
, 1668
Pajarillo (El) ;‘letra por P. Ponce y
D. Acosta, musica por Prospero
Ponce, D. Acosta y Ed. Tavo; pf.
8vo. [Photostat] © Dee. 15, 1927;
2 e. Dee. 21; E 681137; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 1669
Paki; suita wokalna, stowa EH. Stofi-
skiego, muzyka St. Kazuro; chor
mieszany. Chicago; Als. \W.4-4e.
Sajewski pub. co. 4to. © Dee. 15,
1927; 2 «@ Jan. 9, 1928; E 681067;
Wladyslaw H. Sajewski, Chicago.
1670
Pal (A); words by June Rand, music
by Jimmie Caruso; pf. S8vo. ©
Nov. 23, 1927; 2 ce. Dec. 6; HE 681223;
Caruso service, New York. 1671
Pan and the priest; symphonic poem,
by Howard Hanson, op. 26; orch.
Se. © Nov. 19, 1927; 2 c. Dec. 19;
E 679905; C. C. Birchard & co.,
Boston. 1672
Pantomime; capriccietto, by Franz C.
Bornschein; violin with pf. acc.
Ato: * © Och 212 1920232 ef Jan 7,
1928; E 679942; University soc., inc.,
New York. 1673
Papillons (Les) ; valse boston, paroles
de Didier Gold, musique de M.
Cazes, of France; pf. © Dec. 10,
19273 1 -e@ Jane (, 1928; H. G84239 ;
Mario Cazes, Paris. 1674
Paris, gai Paris; de lopérette Ma
femme, paroles de P. Briquet et P.
Gordeaux, musique de Pierre de
Meure et Irving Paris, both of
France. © Dec. 10, 1927; 1 ¢. Jan.
7, 1928; E 684236; Kam, Paris.
1675
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1676
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 23
Paris mesdames; de Oh! la vicieuse,
paroles de Léo Leliévre, Henri
Varna et Fernand Rouvray en col-
laboration avec Robert Valaire, mu-
sique de R. Penso, of England. ©
Dec. 20, 1927; 1 « Jan. 25, 1928; E
684479; Publications Francis-Day,
Paris. 1676
Paris-Rome-express; galop, de Raoul
Benoit, of France; orch. avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Dec. 10, 1927;
1 ec. Jan. 16, 1928; H 684856; J.
Yves K., Paris. 1677
Parks’ sacred three-part choruses and
trios; composed and arr. by Marion
Moore and J. A. Parks; male voices.
4to. © Jan. 2, 1928; 2 «. and aff.
Jan. 6; A 1061096; J. A. Parks co.,
York, Neb. 1678
Parranda (La) ; cancion Mexicana,
arr. de S. R. Ramos, of Mexico.
1 ec. Dec. 27, 1927; E 682063 ; Silvano
R. Ramos, Chicago. 1679
Partita; di Giorgio Federico Ghedini,
of Italy; orch. Partitura. 8vo.
1. Entrata. [4 others] © Jan. 27,
1928; 1 «@ Jan. 28; E 684538; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 1680
Parubky w korszmi; melody by P.
Humeniuk, > pti1,-2)° © 4 chan.
31, 1928; HE 682699, 682702; Paul
Humeniuk, New York. 1681, 1682
Pastorale orientale; by Boris Leven-
son, op. 50; orch. with pf. conduc-
tor. New York, Irving Berlin stand-
ard music corp. 4to. © Jan. 27,
1928 272 €. Jan. 26 9H hGS2625 -
Maurice Baron, Great Neck, L. I.,
INS OY: 1683
Patient little prairie flower; words by
Quincey Lemon, melody by G. Blair.
© 1 ce Jan. 20, 1928; BE 681385;
Girard Blair, Murphysboro, Il.
1684
Pavane [and] Gavotte; von Walter
Niemann, of Germany, op. 108;
klavier. © Sept. 1, 1926; 1 c. Dee.
2%, 1927; EH 677992; C. F.' Peters,
Leipzig. 1685
Paz en tierra; marche, by J. Pardo,
op. 2, arr. by Henry Hermann; pf.
conductor pt. (In Schmidt’s or-
chestra series. Miscellaneous, v. 1)
© Dee. 31, 1927; 2 ec. Jan. 10, 1928;
E 682042; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 1686
Peace be unto you; duet, words from
the Bible, music by Charles P.
Scott; alto and ten. © Dee. 31,
1927; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1928; E 682033;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
1687
Peaches; words by M. R. Ballon, music
by David Reed. © Dee. 9, 1927; 2c.
Jan. 6, 1928; E 680891; May Rozalie
Ballon, Bay Shore, L. I., N. ¥. 1688
Peans of victory ; pageant of the resur-
rection for the Sunday school, words
by Lizzie De Armond, music by Chas.
H. Gabriel. 8vo. © Jan. 25, 1928;
2 ¢. Feb. 2; D 37247; Geo. F. Rosche,
Chicago. 1689
Peanuts and pennies; musical play for
boys, in 8 acts, by Maude Orita Wal-
« Lace,; 4to. 1@a Beers, na Semen. €.
Dec. 8; D 27282; Raymond A. Hoff-
man ¢co., Chicago. 1690
Peasant dance; photoplay music, by
Norman Leigh; pf. © Nov. 1, 1927;
2c. Jan. 5, 1928; E 680877; Walter
Jacobs, ine., Boston. 1691
Pense 4 ton pére; charleston, de Ma
femme, paroles de Paul Briquet. et
Paul Gordeaux, musique de Pierre
de Meure et Irving Paris, both of
France. © Dec. 1,-1927; 1 ¢ Dee.
23; EH 684174 ; Kam, Paris. 1692
Pensée poétique; d’A. Scassola, of
Italy; orch. avec pf. conducteur.
Ato. © Dec. 10, 19271: fe jan. 7,
1928; HE 684264; Francis. Moulin,
Cannes, France. 1693
Perdi un amor; duo, letra y musica de
I. M. Valle. [Photostat] © 1.
Jan. 30, 1928; EH 681647; Ignacio M.
Valle, Chicago. 1694
Perfidus; stealth, mystery, by Murga-
troyd Farrar, of Great Britain;
orch. with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Dee. 27,1927; 1 c. Jan. 12, 1928; EB
684038; Meyer De Wolfe, London.
1695
Perhaps ’tis love; words and music by
M. M. Miller. Des Moines, Ia.,
Standard music pub. co. © Dec. 27,
1927; 2 c. Dec. 29; E 680784; Mer-
cellon Mayo Miller, Des Moines.
1696
Pescatorino; scenetta per solo e coro
di bambini o bambine, poesia di
Bianea Lena, musica di Ettore Lena,
of Italy. © Dec. 30, 1927; 1 ¢. Jan.
13, 1928; E 684069; A. & G. Carisch
& ¢c., Milan. 1697
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1928
1718
Petit (Le) bal poisse; java, paroles de
Mare Hély, musique de Léo Dani-
derff, of France; pf. ace, avee uku-
lele arr. par F. Salabert. © Dec. 20,
1927; 1 c. Jan. 16, 1928; E 684424;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 1698
Petite confidence; by Albert Kiissner ;
pi. 9@© Dees 9, 1927 3.2, ce; Jani 4,
1928; E 682187; Bosworth & co.,
Leipzig. 1699
Petite (Une) femme épatante; paroles
de Phylo, musique de Fred Pearly et
Pierre Chagnon, both of France; pf.
aec, avec ukulele arr. par F,, Sala-
bert. © Dec. 1, 1927; 1 « Dec. 23;
E 684190; Francis Salabert, Paris.
1700
Petite suite; d’ A. Borodine, transcrit
par H. Mouton, of Belgium; orch.
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. 1. Au
couvent. [3 others] © Dec. 10,
1927; 1 ec. Jan. 16, 1928; E 684355 ;
Alphonse Leduc et cie., Paris. 1701
Pflickt ein midel -Ribisel; couplet,
aus Ailes aus liebe, text von Karl
Farkus u. Ernst Marischka, musik
von Ralph Benatzky, of Austria. ©
Gemeet o27 te.” Jan; 18; “1928:
E 684278; W. Karczag, Vienna.
1702
Phryné victorieuse; tarentelle de ballet,
de G. Krier, of France; orch. avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. Dec. 10,
1927; 1 c. Jan. 16, 1928; E 6843538 ;
Georges Krier, Paris. 17038
Piccaninny rock-a-bye; words and
music by Orlyn Lee [pseud. of R. A.
Jones] © 1c Jan. 13, 1928; BH
681174; Rulon Armstrong Jones, Los
Angeles. 1704
Pidele a Dios, chaparrita; cancion
popular, paroles y musica arr. por
BM. Valle.) [Photostatyi/© 1c.
Jan. 11, 1928; E 681127; Ignacio M.
Valle, Chicago. 1705
Piéces semi-bréves; par Emile Passani,
of France; pf. 1. Etude. [5 others]
GiyNey. lt, d02G2 1..c;- Dac, 23.5 1
684102; Heugel, Paris. 1706
Piedigrotta ; duetto caratteristico, versi
di H. A. Mario, musica di A. Mag-
liani, of Italy. © 1c. Jan. 13, 1928;
HE 681192; Italian book co., ine., New
York. 1707
Pierrot; by F. Louis Taylor, of Great
Britain, op. 109, no. 1; violin and
pin. (C). Dec., 23, 1937.:, 1 Gy Jan,.,.6,
1928; E 677987; Joseph Williams,
ltd., London. 1708
79
Pierrot; history of a pierrot, panto-
mime in 8 acts, by Von F. Beissier,
tr. by V. Rosi and C. M. Foglesong,
music by Mario Costa, of Italy.
1 e@. Nov. 16, 1927; D 27230; Clara
M. Foglesong and Vittorio Rosi, Los
Angeles, 1709
Pilgrim (A) song; choral song, words
by John Bunyan, music by J. Con-
nell, of Great Britain; men’s and
boys’ voices. London, Bayley & Fer-
guson., 4to.. © Dec. 15, 1927; 1 ¢.
Jan. 6, 1928; EH 677932; John Con-
nell, Johannesburg, South Africa.
1710
Pirates (The); I’m a pirate bold,
words and music by V. Arundel; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Dec. 16, 1927;
2c. Jan. 28, 1928; H 681450; Victor
Arundel, Albany, Or. 1711
Pity (The) of it; chant sans paroles,
by Frank Stanley Smith; pf.
Sane SOP OZ 4 er Vane tH
684521; Frederick Harris co., Lon-
don. 1712
Playing the ’cello; by Ida Bostelmann ;
pf. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan. 7; EH
679978 ; Belwin, ine., New York.
cLUNT il EeS
Playmates ; tempo de valse, intro. Girls
and boys come out to play, by Har-
old Edwards, of Great Britain; pf.
© Dec. 31, 1927; 1 c Jan. 10, 1928;
HE 677998; Banks & son, York, Eng-
land. 1714
Playtime melodies; ed. by W. Otto
Miessner; pf. bk. 1-3. © Jan. 7,
1028). C.; ald jak, Jana 16a A
1063667; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
1715
Please build the Boulder dam; march,
words and music by B. C. Robberson,
arr. by Carmen Fairbanks Gipson;
pf. and ukulele ace., with arr. for
quartet of male or mixed voices. ©
Wan. 16, 1928 2Veoi Jansid2 BH
682364; Benjamin Cleveland Rob-
berson, Imperial, Calif. 1716
Please little cuties smile at me; words
by R. Byrd, musie by Larry E. Goffin.
©1ec. Jan. 25, 1928; EH 681526; Rose
Byrd, Porterville, Calif. sar
Please radio man; words and music
Diy. owes ©ulles Talos! 1ors- BH
682415; Dora Fox, Columbus, O.
1718
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1719
Please tell me why; words by Sam
Gobble, melody by Ted Delmarter
fi. e. T. R. Delmarter] © 1«@ Jan.
30, 1928; E 681623 ; Theodore Roose-
velt Delmarter, Memphis. 1719
Pleyel (I.) -Six duos faciles; op. 8,
revyus et doigtés par Issay Barmas,
of Germany; 2 violons. © Dee. 27,
1927; 1 ec. Jan. 14, 1928; E 684166;
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen. 1720
Poéme symphonique; d’aprés le poéme
de Victor Hugo, La consc‘ence, par
H. Servoz, of France; orch. Parti-
tions: ©} Dee. 10/1920.) 1 e Jam. 7,
1928; E 684245; Editions Maurice
1721
Poi lastochka poi; melody by A.
Schwartz. © 1c. Jan. 5, 1928: EB
680933 ; Abe Schwartz, New York.
al 22
Senart, Paris.
Poleciaty pieSii moje: stowa M. Kon-
opnickie], muzyka Kaz. Wilkomir-
ski; chor 3 gtosowy Zenski. Chicago,
Til., W. H. Sajewski pub. co. 4to.
Dec. 15, 1927; Zreagans 971928 % BH
681066; Wiadystaw H. Sajewski,
Chicago. 1723
Polish dance orchestra collection no. 4;
compiled and arr. by Louis Vitak.
pis.’ © Dee. (3, 1920-p2eeVevan.9,
1928; E 681044; Vitak-Elsn‘c . co.,
Chicago. 1724
Polish medley; by Bernhardt Robel;
1st and 2nd violins and pf. © Jan.
20, A928 5 2 er’ Fan." 20 > Hr 681441 ;
Fred Heltman co., Cleveland. 1725
Politian ; Comte de Leicester, musique
de scéne pour le drame d’Edgar Poé,
traduction de Gabriel Mourey, mu-
Sique de J. M. Zoubaloff, of France;
pt. © Dec. 20, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 25,
1928; E 684511; Editions Maurice
Senart, Paris. 1726
Polka brillante; by B. Quattrociocche ;
armonica. © Dec. 14, 1927; 2c. Dee.
27; E 679949; Biagio Quattrociocche,
Steubenville, O. nO
Polveras; fox-trot cancion, letra de J.
M. Ruffo, musica de J. A. Palacios,
of Mexico. © Dee. 26, 1927; 1 «.
Jan. 13, 1928; E 684077; A. Wagner
y Levien sucs., s. en-c., Mexico City,
Mexico. 1728
Polynice; po@€me symphonique, de
Louis Fourestier, of France; pf., 4
mains. 1. Prologue. [2 others] ©
Mee 10) 1920 te. Fan % 1920" Hh
684262; Heugel, Paris. 1729
pt. II, n. s., Vv. 23
Ponte (Il) dei sospiri; valse, di L.
Canoro; violino. '© 1 ¢. Jan. 20,
1928; E 681393; Louis Canoro, New
York. 1730
Pony (The) express; photoplay music,
by Emil Bierman; orch. 4to. ©
Dee. 30," 1927 $e 2 eee? 29 =) EL
682046; American composers, inc.,
New York. 1731
Poor Lizzie; words and music by Ab-
ner Silver and Jack Meskill. © Jan.
4, 1928; 2 @ Jan. 5; H 680898; Ir-
ving Berlin, inc., New York. 1732
Popolarissimo (11) ; valzer, melodia d’
BE. Hrario. ©. 1 ec. Sgmiesig 1928 -
E 682709; Ernesto Erario, Brooklyn.
1733
Popular g'rl; fox trot, words and mu-
sic by Charlie Follansbee [i. e. C. L.
Follansbee] © 1 ¢) Jan. 11, 1928;
E 682174; Charies L. Follansbee,
Washington. 1734
Por tus amores; paroles y musica por
Ed. Tavo; pf. [Photostat] © Jan.
26) 1928; -2\le> Jana vGs2 26 ;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 1735
Porque puedo vengo; paroles y musica
por R. Gomez y Hd. Tavo;. pf.
[Photostat] © Jan. 26, 1928; 2.c.
Jan. 31; E 682729; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 1736
Pour un mot; valse, d’A. Parera, of
Spain; petit orch. avec pf. conduc-
teur.:..4to. :@-;Deey a0) dear) Ae:
Jan. 16, 1928; E 684348; Editions
L. Maillochon, Paris. ST
Pour une chanson d’amour (In a
little Spanish town) ; valse chantée,
paroles anglaises de Lewis et Young,
paroles francaises de Saint Granier,
of France, musique de Mabel Wayne.
© Dee. 20, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 25, 1928;
E 684481; Publications Francis-Day,
Paris. 1738
Practical exercises in theory and har-
mony playing; by Antha M. Virgil.
pt... © Jan! 44, 192843 ce Pyany 9;
aff. Jan. 16; A 1063544; Virgil
piano school co., New York. 39
Practical hints on improvising for
popular music; by A. Sokolow; pf.
© Sept. 19, 1927; 2 c. Jan. 5, 1928;
aff. Jan. 25; A 10641383; Abraham
Sokolow, Brooklyn. 1740
Praise the Lord; anthem, text adapted
from the Bible, music by Lewis
Henry Horton; mixed voices with
80
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1928
bar. or alto solo; organ ace. 4to.
oy wary 2, 1927!" 2 -eo" Dee. BFS B
679791; Harold Flammer, inc., New
WV Onk. 1741
Prayer (A); words and music by H.
i) Berr.”'(©? 1-¢.Jane'16) 1928/7) EB
681264; Helen Hoyle Herr, Fort
Riley, Kan. 1742
Preghiera; by P. Colavita;, B flat
eornet solo and pf. © 1c. Jan. 4,
1928; E 679901; Philip Colavita,
Richmond. 1743
Prélude en ré bemol (Prelude in D
flat) ; de Gilbert Beaume, of France;
orch. avec pf. conducteur. 4fto.
Pineie. 2 1026. bel Dec.) als) BH
684148 ; United music co., New York.
1744
Premier quatuor; par Louis Durey, of
France. op. 10; 2 violons, alto et
violoncelle. Partition. 16mo. ©
wee 0. 192751 ¢ Jan. (, 19255 Fi
684235; Siréne musicale, Paris. 1745
Pretty golden moon; words and music
by Joe Stein and Nat Blank; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Jan. 10, 1928;
2c Jan. 13; E 682392; William. C.
Handy, New York. 1746
and
Pretty Honolulu lady; words
music by Florence Rayfield and
Jack McCoy; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by Anthony J. Franchini. ©
Jan. 3, 1928; 2c. Jan. 4; E 680804;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. ' 1747
Pretty little Irene; words by Harry
Alexander, music by Max McKeand
[i. e. M. N. McKeand]; pf. © 1c.
Jan. 31, 1928; E 682714; Maxwell
Nelson McKeand, East Dedham,
Mass. 1748
Priere de Vaprés diner; priére jour-
naliere & Vusage des Juifs du
Comtat-Venaissin, musique de Darius
Milhaud. of France; chant et pf. ©
Dec. 1, 1927; 1 c« Dee:'28) B684211 ;
Heugel, Paris. 1749
Priére du matin; priére journaliere
4 Vusage des Juifs du Comtat-
Venaissin, musique de Darius Mil-
haud, of France; chant et pf. ©
Dee. 1, 1927; 1 ce. Dec. 23; E 684210;
Heugel, Paris. 1750
Priére du soir; priére journaliére 4
usage des Juifs du Comtat-Venais-
Sin, musique de Darius Milhaud, of
France; chant et pf. © Dec. 1,
1927; 1 c. Dec. 23; E 684212; Heugel,
Paris. T751
. 8
‘ 1760
Priéres journaliéres; a lusage des
Juifs du Comtat-Venaissin, musique
de Darius Milhaud, of France;
chant et pf. 1. Priére du matin.
[2 others] © ‘Dec. 1, 1927; 1 °c.
Dec. 238; E 684213 ; Heugel, Paris.
1752
Primavera d'Italia; valzer lento,
melodia di G. Buzzolani. © 1 e«.
Jan. 18, 1928; E 681308; Giosué
Buzzolani, New York. 1753
Prinzessin (Die) auf der. erbse;
musikmirchen in 1 aufzug n2ch
Andersen, von Benno Hikan, musik
von Ernst Toch, of Austria, op. 48;
orch... Partitur., © Dec..;20, 1927;
1 ¢ Dec. 17; E 684296; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany. 1754
Prinzessin (Die) auf der erbse;
musikmiirchen in 1 aufzug nach
Andersen, von Benno Elkan, musik
von Ernst Toch, of Austria, op. 43;
klavierauszug. © Sept. 1, 1927; 1c.
Aug. 27; E 677909; B. Schott’s
sOhne, Mainz, Germany. 1755
Prinzessin (Die) auf der. erbse;
vorspiel zu einem miirchen, von
Ernst Toch, of Austria; orch.
Partitur. “© Dec. '20; 1927: 1. ce
Dec. 17; E 684294; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. 1756
Prisoner’s (The) only hope; words by
Catharine Louise Stegemiller, music
by Haldor Lillenas; pf. Indian-
apolis, Ind., Mrs. W. F. Stegemiller.
4to. © Dec. 1, 1927; 2 c Dec. 5;
EK 679916; Elizabeth Mae _ Stege-
miller, Indianapolis. 1757
Prize (The) winner; march, by Louis
Toecaben, arr. by Loyd Loar; ten.
banjo solo or duet. (In Odell tenor-
banjo solos) © Dec. 28, 1927: 1c.
Jan. 3, 1928, 1 ce. Jan. 26; E 682561;
H. F. Odell co., Boston. 1758
Procession (La) des béguines (The
nun’s procession); de Le earillon-
neur, par Xavier Leroux, transcrip-
tion par Charles Tournemire, of
France; grand orgue. © Dec. 23,
1927; 1 ec. Jan. 25, 1928; E 684468;
Choudens, Paris. 1759
Processional; by Moussorgsky, trans-
cribed by William Faulkes, of
Great Britain; organ. (In Schmidt’s
lyric album) © Jan. 17, 1928; 2 ¢.
Jan. 21; E 682434; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 1760
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1761
Promise (The) of the Father; words
by Mrs. M. F. Chapman, music by
G.. Ps Jager.) ©Aug. 8.91927; 2 c.
Jan. 3, 1928; E 679753; Glenn P.
Jager, Kalamazoo, Mich. 1761
Proposal; words by Bayard Tayler,
music by Frank H. Brackett, arr. by
Samuel R. Gaines; 4 men’s voices.
4to. © Dec. 30, 1927; 2c. Jan. 7,
19828; E 681284; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 1762.
Proposal (A); suite, by J. 'T. Masser,
-of England; violoncello and pf. Lon-
don, Metzler & co. (1920) Itd. 1.
The question. [2 others] © Dec.
15, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 4, 1928; E 684063 ;
J. T. Masser, Nottingham, England.
: 1763
Proposta d’ amore; valzer, melodia
d@’ H. Hrario. © 1c. Jan. 31, 1928;
EH 682710; Hrnesto Hrario, Brooklyn.
1764
Prosperine; de Le diable 4 Paris, pa-
roles de Robert de Flers, Francis de
Croisset et Albert Willemetz, mu-
Sique de Marcel Lattés, of France.
© Dec. 20, 1927; 1 « Jan. 16, 1928;
E 684423; Francis Salabert, Paris.
1765
Provele e presotte; versi y musica di
G. Amato; pf. © 1 ec words Nov.
to, 1927; 1 ci musie dane 20, 1928:
EH 682515; Gennaro Amato, Brook-
lyn. 1766
Psalm (The) of comfort; words by
Elsie Long from Psalm XXIII, mu-
sic by Charles Wakefield Cadman;
high voice; in D. © Jan. 24, 1928;
2¢. Jan. 20; E 682584; Harold Flam-
mer, inc., New York. 1767
Psyché; poéme de Victor Hugo, mu-
sique de Louis Vierne, of France, op.
33. © Dec. 1, 1927; 1 © Dee. 238;
E 684207; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris. 1768
Punchinello; danse fantastique, by
John C. Holiday, of Great Britain;
pf... © Jan.18, 1928+/1.¢:Jan.,21:
EK 684454; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 1769
Puppenspiel-ouverture (Ouverture to a
marionette play) ; von Jaromir Wein-
berger, of Czechoslovakia, arr. von
Josef Németi, of Hungary; orch. mit
pf. direction. © Noy. 28, 1927; 1c.
Dee. 30; E 677878; Universal-edi-
tion actiengesellschaft, Vienna.
1770
8
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=
Purdue song book; compiled by Tom
D. P. Frazer. 4to. © Jan. 3, 1928;
2 ¢.. and aff. Jan. 5; A. 1018229;
Frazer & Southworth co., West La-
fayette, Ind. 1771
Put ’em down blues; melody by Eloise
J. Bennett. ©1c. Jan. 9, 1928; E
681076; Consolidated music pub.
house, Chicago. 1772
Put on the dog; words and melody by
Walter Donaldson. © 1. Dee. 31,
1927 ; E 681100; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 1773
Pzalei ty meniv droyaju; waltz, mel-
ody by A. Schwartz. ©1c. Jan. 5,
1928; E 680934; Abe Schwartz, New
York, 1774
Quaint; moto perpetuo, by Cupis-
Nachez, adapted and arr. by William
H. Squire, of Great Britain; violon-
cello.and pf. © Jan. 10, 1928; 1 «.
Jan. 28; E 684453; Alfred Lengnick
& co., ltd., London. 1778
Quand je te vois; ou, Sur ton épaule
(When stars are shining), fox-trot
chanté, paroles francaises de Robert
Valaire, of France, musique de Ri-
cardo Duromo et Jean St. Cast.
fHnglish and French words] © Dec.
20, -1927%; Tle! Janhnter 192355
684401; Publications Francis-Day,
Paris. 1776
Quand l’amour nous désenchante (Rus-
sian lullaby) ; valse chantée, de Oh!
la vicieuse, paroles francgaises de Leo
Lelievre, Henri Varna et Fernand
Rouvray, all of France, paroles an-
glaises et musique de Irving Berlin.
© Dee. 20, 1927; 1 c«. Jan. 25, 1928;
E 684482; Publications Francis-Day,
Paris. 1777
Quand on a fini de souffrir; paroles
de Armand Foucher, mus que de
Raymond Brunel, of Belgium. Hdi-
tions Costallat. © Nov. 20, 1927;
1 e@ Dee. 23; H 684116; Lucien de
Lacour, Paris. : 1778
Quartiermidel (Das); polkalied, by
P. Miiller; lst B flat cornet. ©1e.
Jan. 19, 1928; E 682399; Peter Miil-
ler, Philadelphia. 1779
Que chula estrella; cancion Mexicana,
arr. de S. R. Ramos, of Mexico. ©
1 ¢@ Dee. 27, 1927; E 682065; Sil-
vano R. Ramos, Chicago. 1780
Que (Los) van por lana ; le-
tra. y musica de Hd. Tavo; pf.
[Photostat] © Jan. 12, 1928; 2c.
Jan. 18; E 681800; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 1781
9
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no. 1, 1928
Queen Marie; words by G. Metcalf,
melody by Robt. H. Brennen. ©
1 e@ Jan. 26, 1928; EH 682606; Ger-
trude Metcalf, Indianapolis. 1782
Query ; words by Hieanor Chaffee, mu-
sic by Margaret Carreau; high
voice. © Dec. 20, 1927; 2 ec. Dec.
28; H 680992; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 1783
Quidoz (Julien) Toccata; par J. Qui-
doz, of Canada; pf. Jan. 11,
1928; 1 c. Jan. 26; EH 684887; Julien
Quidoz, Ste. Therese, P. Q., Canada.
1784
Quinet (Fernand) Deux chansons po-
pulaires Juives; recueillies par Ma-
deleine Grey, harmonisées par F.
Quinet, of Belgium. [Yiddish and
French text] 1. Cha still. [1 cther]
© Dee. 20, 1927; 1 ec. Jan. 16, 1928;
Ki 684436; Editions Maurice Senart,
Paris. 1785
Rachmaninoff (S.) Prelude; op. 3, no.
2, arr. von Leo Artok, of Germany;
salon orch. mit pf. conductor. ©
Mb 229). ) 19205 lives Jubp 12:' EB
677929; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany. 1786
Railway (The); esquisse caractéris-
tique. de M. Brusselmars, of Bel-
gium; orech., avec pf. conducteur.
4to.. © Nov. 20, 1927; 1 « Dec. 23;
E 684088; EH. Gaudet, Paris. 1787
Rain on the down; words by Arthur
Symons, music by M. BH. Polack;
high, in Dmin. ©1ce. Jan. 5, 1928;
EH 679884; Marie Eldridge Polack,
York, Pa. 1788
Rain or shine; words by Jack Yellen,
music by Milton Ager; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by May Singhi Breen.
© Jan. 6,,1928;,2.¢.. Jan. 7; B
679940; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein,
ine., New York. 1789
Rainbow gold; by Charles Huerter;
Piih: ©, Jan-(35.1928> 2-e; Jani, 53H
680949 ; John Church co., Cincinnati.
1790
Rainy day pal; from A night in Spain,
words and music by Phil Baker and
Sid Silvers; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Jie, 1S, 19285. 2 .en) Jan. 20%,
681351; Jerome H. Remick & ©co.,
New York. 1791
Raising cane; from Sugar cane, words
by A. D. Price, jr., melody by
Coleridge D. Davis. 1 ¢. Jan.
17, 1928; E> 682317; A. Douglas
Price, jr., Richmond. 1792
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
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.
3
1803
Ramona; waltz, words by L. Wolfe
Gilbert, music by Mabel Wayne. ©
Dec. 81, 1927; 2 c. Jan. 5, 1928; EH
681022; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
1793
Ramona; waltz, words by L. Wolfe
Gilbert, music by Mabel Wayne, arr.
by Joseph Nussbaum; orch. 4to.
©v dant" 1928 ;~2icer Jan 1855 EH
681430; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
1794
Ramona; waltz, words by L. Wolfe
Gilbert, music by Mabel Wayne, arr.
by Walter ©. Simon; Feistyle pian-
organ“arres ©iTanie2s, 111928512) e:
Jan. 24; E 681558; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 1795
Range in my kitchen blues; words and
melody by Texas Alexander [pseud.
of Alger Alexander] © 1 ec. Jan.
5, 1928; E 681189; Polk C. Brock-
man, Atlanta., . 1796
Rapide (Le) de 7°02 (The express
train) ; scéne de voyage, par F. July,
of France; orch., avec pf. conduc-
tenn) 4toe ©, Dec 23, Mo2ge Ae:
Jan. 25, 1928; EH 684471; Choudens,
Paris. 1797
Rarin’ to go; melody by H. Ford. ©
1c. Jan. 24, 1928; E 682549; Harry
Ford, Brooklyn. 1798
Rayando el sol; arr. de I. M. Valle;
pf. con letra. [Photostat] ©le.
Dec. 30, 1927; EH 682171; Ignacio M.
Valle, Chicago. 1799
Really and truly; from One sunny
day, words by Clifford Grey and
Wm. Cary Duncan, music by Jean
Schwartz; pf. and ukulele ace. New
York, Harms, inc. © Jan. 20, 1928;
2 e Jan. 23; E 682476; Shubert
theatre corp., New York. 1800
Reason (The) why I want you; words
by J. A. Rodosky, jr., music by
Willis Daniel Doucette. © 1c. Jan.
19, 1928; EH 681413; John A. Rodo-
sky, jr., Winburne, Pa. 1801
Rebi (Der) Alimelech; folk song,
words anon., melody by Moishe
Nadir, arr. by Abraham S. Ellistein.
(27°98 935. 199)
© Dec. 20, 1927; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1928;
EK 679758; Joseph P. Katz, New
York. 1802
Recessional; words by Rudyard Kip-
ling, music by A. Meehan. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 12, 1928; E 681157; Albert
Meehan, New York. 1803
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1804
Recompense; chanson vécue, paroles
de Ch. L. Pothier, musique de Paula
Chabran, of France; pf. acc., avec
ukulele arr. par F. Salabert. ©
Dee. 20,4926 5.1 estan. 16, 192827)
684422; Francis Salabert, Paris.
1804
Red (A) headed widow was the cause
of it all; words and melody by W.
R. Hodgin; plectrum banjo. ©1e.
Jan. 31, 1928; E 682706; Willard
Randolph Hodgin, Greensboro, N. C.
1805
Red hot; words and music by Al Good-
hart, Lew Porter and Sam A. Perry.
©: Jani 4.192848 Qe fan. 465 2
679836; Lewis music pub. co., New
York. - 1806
Red hot Dan; by Sidney Easton; pf.
©1c. Jan. 7, 1928; E 682004; Ralph
Peer, New York. 1807
Red—Ruth; march, by N. Rowe; cor-
net. ©1c. Jan. 30, 1928; E 681632;
Norman Rowe, Bayonne, N. J. 1808
Regal (A) episode; king’s entrance,
mareh pomposo,
quardt; orch. © Dec. 29, 1927; 2 «.
Dec. 31; E 679768; Photo play mu-
sic @o., ine., New York. 1809
Regimental song; from The white
eagle, words by Brian Hooker, mu-
sic by Rudolf Friml. © Jan. 26,
1928; 2c. Jan. 25; HE 681494; Water-
son, Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
1810
Rehm (William H.) Melody; violin
and pf. Chicago, Clayton F. Summy
co. © Jan. 5, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 7; EB
679926; William H. Rehm, Chicago.
1811
Reiff (Stanley T.) Lied; organ. (In
Schmidt’s lyric album) © Jan. 17,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 21; E 682432; Ar-
thur P. Schmidt co., Boston. . 1812
Remember now thy Creator; words by
S. E. Paxon, music by G. S. Schuler ;
male voices. © Nov. 2, 1927; 2 «.
Jan. 16, 1928; E 682356; George S.
Schuler, Chicago. 1813
Rememberance [!]; by G. de La Mar-
quette; pf. © 1c. Jan. 25, 1928;
EH 681521; Gertrude de La Marquette,
Portland, Or. 1814
Remembrance; words by Charles Han-
son Towne, music by Kenneth Smith;
med. or high voice. © Jan. 19, 1928;
2¢. Jan. 28; E 681599; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 1815
by Po eA. Mar -
pt. HESS. Vv. 22
Remembrance of Ver-sur-mer; march,
by P. Colavita; pf. © 1c. Jan. 19,
1928; E 681411; Philip Colavita,
Richmond. 1816
Reutter (Hermann) Acht russische
lieder; nach gedichten von Tjonts-
chew, Jessenin, u. a. tibersetzt von
Lina Hohorst, musik von H. Reutter,
of Germany, op. 21. © Dec. 20,
1927,;.1 ¢.. Dec 41738 fees: LB.
Schott’s s6hne, Mainz, Germany.
1817
Konzert; von H. Reutter, of Ger-
many, op. 19; klavier u. kammerorch.
Partitur.. ©. Sept, 1, WS27ee)1. “ec.
Aug. 27; E 677915; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany. 1818
Reve (Le); valse lento, by Frederic
Lillebridge, specially annotated for
use in connection with the Standard
course of music and piano lessons.
© Dee. 1, 1927: 2’e. and affiedan.
17, 1928; A 1063633; Standard co-
operative conservatory, Dallas.
; 1819
Réve de Khadidja (Khadidja’s
dream) ; complainte orientale, de V.
Dyck, of France; orch., avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Noy. 20, 1927;
‘1¢. Dee. 23; E 684089; E. Gaudet,
Paris. 1820
Reverie; by Lolita Cabrera Gainsborg ;
pe. © Jan. 23), 1928 22-~ersame 24 ;
E 682500; Boston music co., Boston.
1821
Réverie; by Walter Haefliger;: pf. ©
Dec. 20, 1927 ; 2 c. Dec. 28; E 680998 ;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 1822
Reverie; melody by R. Van Eps. ©
1c. Jan. 25, 1928; E 681527; Robert |
Van Eps, Baldwin, N. Y. 1823
Rhapsodona; by C. S. Harris; violin.
© f° ¢. Jani a7, As2zee 7 niwoeata>
Charles Saul Harris, New York.
‘. 1824
Ricciolina (La); mazurka, melodia d’
BE. Erario. © 1c. Jan. 31, 1928; EH
682708 ; Ernesto Erario, Brooklyn.
1825
Rieuse marquise; menuet, de Noé
Faure, arr. par Gilbert Beaume, both
of France; orch. avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Oct. 18, 1927; 1 c. Dec. 31;
E 6841386; United music co., New
York. 1826
Ripples ; intermezzo, by W. W. Lowitz;
orch. with pf. conductor. © Dee. 8,
19275 2.¢. Dec. 47;0H 6821010 5) 'G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 1827
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1928
Rise, shine, for thy light is a-coming;
4 pt. hymn, words and music by
Willa A. Townsend; mixed voices.
(Oe dala set928; 2. ce. Janz 12308
682146 ; Samuel W. Beazley, Chicago.
1828
River (The) of time; words by M.
Arnold, music by Reginald C. Rob-
bins; [bar.] © Dec. 20, 1927; 2 ¢.
Jan. 16, 1928; E 681340; Editions
Maurice Senart, Paris. 1829
Robin in the rain; waltz, words by
Gwen Berenson, music by R. A.
d’Arbellay. .© 1 c. Jan. 30, 1928;
’ EK 681639: Rosa Amo d’Arbellay,
Ocean Park, Calif. - 1830
Rocio (El) ; cancion Mexicana, arr. de
S. R. Ramos, of Mexico. © 1 ¢.
Dee. 27, 1927; E 682062; Silvano R.
Ramos, Chicago. 1831
words and music
© 1e. Jan. 9,
Sumner Lincoln
1832
Roesgen-Champion (Marguerite) So-
nate; de M. Roesgen-Champion, of
Krance; 2 pis. © Dec. 10, 1927:
1c. Jan. 7, 1928; E 684243; Editions
Maurice Senart, Paris. 1833
Roll your sox; words by D. Gosney,
music by Robert H. Brennen. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Jan.
16, 1928; 2 ec. Jan. 30; E 682681;
Della Gosney, Aurora, Col. 1834
Rolla; 3™”° tableau symphonique, par
Edouard Flament, of France, op. 63;
orch. avec pf. conducteur. Parties
et partition. © Dec. 1, 1927; 1 ¢.
Dec. 23; E 684209; Henry Lemoine
et cie., Paris. 1835
Roller skating; by Anice Terhune; pf.
@/Jan.-10, 1928312) °c. Jan. 12; ) Bb
681208 ; John Church co., Cincinnati.
1836
Romance; by M. Lychenheim; violin
and pf. © Dec. 27, 1927; 2 ¢. Dec.
29; E 680781; Marion Lychenheim,
Chicago. 1837
Romance; d’Aymé Kune, of France.
1. Violon et orch. Partition. 4to.—
2. Violon et pf. © Dec. 1, 1927; 1.
each Dec. 23; E 684198, 684200;
Henry Lemoine & cie., Paris.
1838, 1839
Romance; de Cesare Galeotti, of Italy,
op. 160; violon avec ace. de pf. ou
d’harmonium. © Dec. 1, 1927; 1 ¢.
Dec. 23; E 684199; Henry Lemoine
& cie., Paris. 1840
Rock-a-bye-honey ;
by S. L. Holsey.
1928; E 681080;
Holsey, Boston.
a 1850
Romanza; by Anna Priscilla Risher;
violoncello and pf. © Dee. 27, 1927;
2c. Jan. 4, 1928; E 679869; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 184]
Room enough; 4 pt. hymn, words and
music by Edward Boatner; mixed
voices. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 ec. Jan.
12; E 682118; Samuel W. Beazley,
Ch cago. 1842
Rose (The) I planted for you; words
by M. Dunai, music by Chester Nord-
man. St. Louis, Mo., Shattinger
piano and music «0. © Dee. 31,
1927; 2 e. Jan.-3, 1928; BH 680795;
Mae Dunai, St. Louis. 1843
Rose of my heart; 2 pt. song, words
by D. Eardiey-Wilmot, music by
Herman Lohr, arr. by Clarence
Lucas, of Great Britain; treble
voices. New York, N. Y., Chappell-
Harms, ine. 4to. © Jan. 10, 1928;
le. Jan. 11; E.684226; Chappell &
co., Itd., London. 1844
Rose of the dawn; words and music
by Mary Lyon Taylor. © Jan. 18,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 18; BE 682379; Carlin
music co., Indianapolis. 1845
Rose of the silvery moon; words by
Eleanor Kathleen Richards, music
by C. M. Phelps; med. voice, with
violin obbl. by C. B. Frank. © Nov.
TD, do 5 2. C. SNOW... £9 We GS1226;
Charlotte Madeline Phelps, San
Jose, Calif. 1846
Rose of the Volga; fox-trot, by Gus
Kahn, Harry Richman and Ted
Shapiro, arr. by Adolph Deutsch;
orch: with words. 4to. © Dec. 30,
1927; 2 e Dee. 31; E 681018; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 1847
Rose (The) tree; waltz song, words
by Ariadne Holmes Edwards, music
by Reginald Goss Custard, of Eng-
land. © Dee. 28, 1927; 2 @ Jan. 9,
1928; E 681029; Sherman square
music pub. co., New York. 1848
Rosebud: words and music by H. W.
Gambill; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Jan. 12, 1928; 2c Jan. 18; E 681297;
Henry W. Gambill, Oak Park, Ill.
1849
Roses of June; Children’s day pag-
eant-Sservice, text by Laurene H:gh-
field, and others, music by Clarence
Nevin, and others. Chicago, II1.,
Geo. F. Rosche & co. 12mo0. © Jan.
4, 1928; 2c. Jan. 5; E 680889; Geo.
F. Rosche, Chicago. 1850
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1851
pt. m1 thls) av. 25
Rosey’s (George) loose leaf folio, no.
2; arr. by George Rosey [pseud. of
G. M. Rosenberg]; orch. with pf.
conductor. New York, George Rosey
pub: eo. 440) © Nov..17,, 1927 +2.
Jan. 11, 1928; E 682160; George
M. Rosenberg, New York. 1851
Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio) Guil-
laume Tell (William Tell); célébre
ouverture, arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch., avec pf. conducteur
et 1°°S violons conducteur. 4to.
Dee. 20, 1927; 1 @ Jan. 16, 1928;
E 684410; Francis Salabert, Paris.
1852
Roussiane et Ludmila; célébre ouver-
ture, de Glinka, arr. par F. Salabert,
of France; orch. avec pf. eonducteur.
4to. © Nov. 20, 1927: 1 ¢. Dec. 23;
BH 684106; Francis Salabert, Paris.
: 1853
Roxie Ann; words and music by G. W.
Bilbo. ©. Dec. 2ZECI920 Qc. Vee.
29; E 680780; George W. Bilbo;
Madill, Ok1. 1854
Rubinstein. (Anton Gregorovitch)
Célébre romance en mi bémol; op.
44, no. 1, arr. par F. Salabert, - of
France; orch., avee pf. conducteur.
4to. © Nov. 20, 1927: 1 @ Dec. 23;
E 684103; Francis Salabert, Paris.
1855
— Melodie; op. 8, no. 1, arr. von
Leo Artok, of Germany; salon orch.
mit pf. conductor. © Aug. 1, 1927;
1c. July 26; E 677925; B. Schott’s
sOhne, Mainz, Germany. 1856
Ruby waltz; by Bert R. Anthony, op.
DET, Norce : ip. A Ore 27, Woz
2 ce. Jan. 7, 1928; E 681277; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 1857
Rudhyar (Dane) Three paeans; pf.
© Dee. 31, 1927; 2 c. Jan. 6,. 1928;
EK 680893; Dane Rudhyar, Holly-
wood, Calif. 1858
Ruée farouche (Wild rush); tableau
Symphonique, de M. Brusselmans, of
Belgium; orch., avec pf. conducteur
et 1°T* violons conducteur. 4to. ©
Nov.” 20)" 19202" Te” Dee. * 234? b
684093; E. Gaudet, Paris. 1859
Runaway baby; words by Sidney
Mitchell, music by R. Hird; pf. aec.,
with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © Jan. 25,,1928; 2.¢.. Jan.
24; E 682504; Russell Hird, New
York. 1860
Russet and gold; suite, by Wilfrid
Sanderson, arr. by Sydney Baynes,
of Great Britain; orch. with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. 1. Haymaker’s dance.
[3 others] © Dee. 2, 1927; 1 ¢. Jan.
38, 1928; E 677957; Boosey & co.,
Itd., London. 1861
Russian (A) dance; by Ida Bostel-
mann; pfi)< ©) Jan. 26ers ez8 2:2: c.
Jan. 31; E 682671; Schroeder &
Gunther, inc., New York. 1862
Russian dance (Rakovyenka); by
Henry Smidt-Gregor; pf. Oct.
25, 1927 :12-e.9 GetO26 jiG1s246 -
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
1863
Russian (A) Haster alieluia; 4-pt. an-
them, music by Harvey Gaul; mixed
voices; organ ace. 4to. © Jan. 19,
1928; 2 ¢. Jan. 282) MivGsiaot: 1G.
Schirmer; inc., New: York. 1864
Russian (The) nightingale; by Alex-
ander Alabieff, new concert version
with English text and flute pt. ad
lib. by Hstelle Lieblin; high voice.
©, Jan. 19-092 S.2 e eatanieee | By
681603; G. Schirmer, inec., New York.
1865
Russian soldiers; march, by Ida Bos-
telmann; pf. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 ec.
Jan. 7; E 679979; Belwin, inc., New
York. 1866
Russian waltz; words by Iras Fury
[pseud. of E. I. Eckis], music by
Grisha Gorev [pseud. of Harry
Saidiner]. © 1 ¢. Nov. .28, 1927;
FE 682520; Harry Saidiner and Ellen
Irene Eckis, Hollywood, Calif. 1867
Rusticanella (Lied an die hirtin) ;
von Dom. Cortopassi, arr. von Leo-
pold Weninger, of Austria; orch. mit
violin 1 direction. © Dec. 31, 1927;
1c. Jan. 25, 1928; E 684378; Anton
J. Benjamin, Leipzig. 1868
’S awful nice; words and music by
Bob Zeigler [i. e. R. T. Zeigler], arr.
by Neil Harrison. © 1 c¢. Jan. 17,
1928; E 682332; Robert Terry Zcig-
ler, Canton, Ill. 1869
Sabbath chimes; reverie, by H. La For-
rest, ed. by Carlton L. Colby; E flat
alto saxophone and pf. © Jan. 2,
1928; 2c. Jan. 3; H 680820; Rubank,
inc., Chicago. 1870
Sailing on to dreamland; words by
M. F. True, music by Rose Mount.
©1c, Jan. 3, 1928; E 679786; Rose
Mount, Albany. 1871
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1928
St. Louis (The) tornado; words by
Ff. Maher, melody by Robt. H. Bren-
nen. © 1c. Jan. 9, 1928; E 681087;
Florence Maher, Valmeyer, III.
1872
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) Dance
macabre; poem by Henri Cazalis,
English version by George Mead,
arr. by Channing Lefebvre; 4 male
voices, with acc. of pf., 4 hands. 4to.
© Jan. 10,.1928;..2 .¢. Jan. 11; B
681198; G. Ricordi & co., inec., New
York. 1873
— Le rouet d’Omphale; trio, arr. par
Roger Branga, of France; violon,
violoncelle et pf., avec clarinette en
si et contrebasse ad lib. © Dec. 23,
1927; 1 c. Jan. .25, 1928: EH 684478 :
Durand et cie., Paris. 1874
Salaam; intermede_ orientale, by
Charies Ancliffe, of Great Britain;
violin, cello, organ or harmonium
and pf. with words. © Jan. 20,
1928; ic. Jan. 21; HE 6843862; Keith,
Prowse & co., Itd., London. 1875
Sally! why don’t you come home;
words and melody by R. M. Breeden.
© 1c. Jan. 30, 1928; E 681619; Rob-
ert M. Breeden, Chicago. 1876
Sam Henry blues; words and melody
by Hattie McDaniel. © 1c. Jan.
23, 1928; E 682541; Consolidated
music pub. house, Chicago. 1877
Sans un homme; paroles de Jacques-
Charles et Léo Leliévre fils, musique
de Jean Boyer, of France; pf. acc.
avec ukulele arr. par F. Salabert.
© Dee: 1, 1927: 1 c Dec. 23: E
684189; Francis Salabert, Paris.
1878
Saved by His grace; words by A.
Brown and Mrs. H. S. Lehman,
music by Mrs. H. S. Lehman. ©
Jan. 27, 1927; 2 ec. Jan. 9, 1928: E
681030; Alex Brown, Meadville, Pa.
1879
Saved for His service; words by W. C.
Poole, music by B. D. Ackley. ©
Weert.) 1927592 e@) Jari WT) 1928:
E 682280; John H. Jones, Greens-
boro, N. C. 1880
Savingest (The) man on earth; words
and melody by E. Dunford. © 1 «.
Jan. 26, 1928; E 682596; Ralph Peer,
New York. 1881
Saviour, when night involves’ the
skies ; anthem, words by T. Gisborne,
music by Harry Rowe Shelley; 2-pt.
. 87
- 1893
cho., of treble voices; organ ace.
4to. © Dec. 138, 1927; 2 c. Dee. 17;
KE 681008; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 1882
Saviour, Whose love is like the sun;
(Lux mundi); words by Howard
Chandler Robbins, music by Walter
Henry Hall; mixed voices. 8vo.
Dec. 22, 1927;:2 ce Jan: ,10;..1928;
E 682016; H. W. Gray co., New York.
1883
Sax-kapers; by L. G.- Hunter; E flat
alto saxophone solo, with pf. ace.
© 1c. Jan. 3, 1928; E 680855; Lewis
G. Hunter, Tacoma. 1884
Saxene-valse caprice; by L. G. Hunter;
E flat alto saxophone solo, with pf.
ace. ©i1c. Jan. 3, 1928; © 680854;
Lewis G. Hunter, Tacoma. 1885
Saxofon (El) ; fox-trot, letra de Angel
Rabanal, mtsica de Emilio D.
Uranga, of Mexico. © Dec. 26,
1927; 1 c. Jan. 18, 1928; EH 684079;
A. Wagner y Levien sucs., s. en ¢.,
Mexico City, Mexico. 1886
Say so; from Rosalie, words by Ira
Gershwin and P. G. Wodehouse,
music by George Gershwin; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Jan. 20, 1928; 2 c¢.
Jan, 23; E 682473; New world music
corp., New York. 1887
Say some words to make me happy;
words and music by B. L. Dobbins;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Jan. 10,
1928; 2c. Jan. 13; E 682230; Bertha
L. Dobbins, San Antonio. 1888
Say yes to-day; words and melody by
Walter Donaldson. © 1. Jan. 10,
1928; E 681249; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 1889
Scale in tutti i toni; di Enrico Polo, of
Italy ; viola, a due e tre ottave. ©
Dec.) 2, MOC Se. Fee: SOs
677977 ; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
1899
Searparu (Lu); versi di Rosario Di
Vita, melodia di A. Montalto. ©
1c. Jan. 20, 1928; E 681374; Agos-
tino Montalto, Brooklyn. 1891
Scéne funébre; tableau symphonique,
de Jean Laurys, of France; petit
orch. avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Dee, AO, I92hs- Ave; Jan. 16, 1928;
E 684343; Francis Moulin, Cannes,
France. 1892
Schaslywa; words by Eugene Zukow-
sky, melody by A. Schwartz. ©le.
Jan. 95, 1928: E 680927; Abe
Schwartz, New York. 1893
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1894
pt. ITI, n.s., v. 23
Scheiden und meiden; aus Des knaben
wunderhorn, von Gustay Mahler,
instr. von Robert Heger, of Ger-
many; sop. u. orech. Partitur.. ©
Sept. 1, 1927; 1 c. Aug. 27; E 677914;
B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
1894
Scherzo alla marcia; by Walter
Hbetiigers pt: © Dee. .20,..L927 ;
2 c. Dec. 28; E 680997; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 1895:
Scherzo en si’ mineur; pour orch.,
d’Henry Ryder, of France, op. 26;
réduction pour pf., violon et violon-
celle, contre basse ad lib. © Dec.
10, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 7, 1928; EH 684269;
Calas, Caux (Hérault), France.
896
Schmidt’s lyric album; compiled by
A. P. Schmidt co.; organ. © Jan.
17, 1928; 2 c@ Jan. 21; E 682426;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 1897
Schmitt (Florent) Final; par Flor-
ent Schmitt, of France; violoncelle
et orch. © Dec. 23, 1927; 1 c. Jan.
25, 1928; E 684477; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 1898
School days passing by; or, The school
of J. Carl Blair, words and music
by J. C. Blair. © Jan. 19, 1928; 2 c.
Jan. 21; E 682447; J. Carl Blair,
St. Louis. 1899)
Schport; words by Eugene Zukowsky,
melody apy Ae USch wart Oma’: ¢.
Jan. 5, 1928; E. 680928;. Abe
Schwartz, New York. 1900
Schubert (Franz Peter) Ballet-music,
arr. and ed. by Ernest Read, of
Hngland; rhythmic band. Se. 4to.
©. Dec. 2, (1927 = les wee wat g Ki
684363; Joseph Williams, Itd., Lon-
don. 1901
By the sea; 4-pt. song, arr. by
W. ‘Tschirch, adapted for school
choruses by Ralph L. Baldwin;
men’s voices. 4to.' © Janti''19,
1928; 2 c«. Jan. 28; E 681585; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 1902
Evening glow; English words by
Paul England from the German of
C. Lappe, music arr. by Edward C.
Bairstow. of England; Mixed voices.
4to. © Dec. 29, 1927; 1 ce. Dee. 30;
EH 677975; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London. 1903.
The fishermaiden; English words
by Paul England from the German
of Heine, music arr. by Edward C.
Bairstow, of England, tonic sol-fa
tr. by H. J. Timothy; mixed voices.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Dec. 29, 1927; 1 ec. Dec.
30; E 677973; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London. 1904
——Lullaby; unison song, English
words by Paul England’ from the
German of Claudius, musie by
Schubert, op. 98, no. 2, arr. by
Edward C. Bairstow, of England.
to. © “Dec. “29,1927 team, 5.
1928; E 677983; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London. 1905
—— The miller’s song; unison song,
English words by Paul England from
the German of W. Miller, music
arr. by Edward C. Bairstow, of
England. 4to. © Dec. 29, 1927;
1c Jan. 5, 1928; E 677984; Stainer
& Bell, ltd., London.: 1906
— My love hath left me lonely;
English words by Paul England,
from the German of Graf. Platen,
musie by Schubert, op. 23, no. 1, arr.
by Edward C. Bairstow, of England,
tonic sol-fa tr. by H. J. Timothy;
4 men’s voices. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Dec. 29,
1927; 1 ce. Dec. 30; E 677972; Stainer
& Bell, ltd., London. 1907
Thou art repose; 4-pt. song, words
by Fr. Rtickert, English version by
Th. Baker, music arr. by Heinrich
Riva, adapted for school choruses by
Ralph L. Baldwin ; men’s voices. 4to.
© Jan. 19;:1928;.2 e Jan. '28; EB
681583 ; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
1908
Trust in the springtime; unison
song, English words by Paul England
from the German of Uhland, music
by Schubert, op. 20, no. 2, arr. by
Edward C. Bairstow, of England.
4to. © Dec. 29, 1927; 1 c. Dec. 30;
EK 677571; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London. 1909
Unfinished symphony; allegro
moderato-andante, transeribed by L.
Retter; pf. (Jn Melodies éternelles)
© Dec. 31, 1927; 2c. Jan. 3, 1928;
E 680823; Louis Retter music co.,
St. Louis. 1910
Victory; English words by Paul
England from the German of
Mayrhofer, music arr. by Edward
C. Bairstow, of England; 4 men’s
voices. 4to. © Dec. 29, 1927; 1 ec.
Dec. 30; E 677974; Stainer & Bell,
ltd., London. 1911
88
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1928
1934
Schulthess (Walter) Sechs_ kleine
fantasiestiticke; von W. Schulthess, .
of Switzerland, op. 13; klavier. 1.
Praeludium. [5 others] © Oct. 20,
wets 2 €. Oct. 17;"H° 69057 B.
Schott’s s6hne, Mainz, Germany.
1912
Seorchin’ lips; melody by W. J. Rex-
ford. Cit) el yanhs24, 1928" bh
682452; William Jess Rexford, Bay
Shore, N. J. 1913
Serupoli pilusi; versi e melodia di
Paolo Dones, of Italy. © 1c. Jan.
27, 1928; E 681609; Italian book
co., New York. 1914
Sea call; words by Mary Kernahan
Harris, music by Herbert F. Hlling-
ford, of Great Britain. 4to.
Dees 3.4. 192705. 1 .¢.,Jdan.,,10,, 1928;
E 677994; Banks & son, York, Eng-
land. 1915
Second avenue; words and melody by
Jack Bernadi. © 1c. Jan. 17, 1928;
E 682320; Jacob Bernadi Topf,
Brooklyn. 1916
Second hand daddy blues; words and
melody by Henri Jackson. © 1 ec.
Jan. 7, 1928; E 679993; Georgia mu-
sic co., New York. 1917
Secret (Sag’es mir ins ohr); paroles
de Roger Bernstein, musique de Ed.
May, of Germany. © Dec. 1, 1927;
1 @ Dec. 23; E 6841838; Editions
musicales Sam Fox, Paris. 1918
Security ; words by Ella A. Stone, mu-
sic by Howard Marlin; med. voice.
© Jan. 10; 1928: 2. c. Jan..21; EB
682442; New-music pub. co. of Ho-
boken, N. J., Hoboken, N. J. 1919
Seduction; by M. Baron: orch. with
pf. or organ conductor. New York,
Irving Berlin standard music corp.
Aide ©) Wee, 28.1997: 2c. Dec. 27:
E 681222; Maurice Baron, Great
Neck, i. T., N.Y. 1920
See me in jail; comedy song, words
by T. Hubocan, music by Eugene
Pinseman. | () dt) ¢ Jan. 3, 1928.
680846; Ted. Hubocan, Bridgeport,
Conn. 1921
See-saw; by Arthur B. Crane, op. 16,
no. Fs pf. ©) Jan. 9;\ 1928 2 2.e; fan.
21; E 682567; B. F. Wood musie co.,
Boston. 1922
Seit du mich liebst; slow-fox, aus
Alles aus liebe, text von Karl
Farkas u. Ernst Marischka, musik
_ “ee
von Ralph Benatzky, of Austria. ©
Oct. 21,°17927;°1 c.’ Jan. 18, 1928; E
684279; W. Karczag, Vienna. 1923
Selection on popular songs; by Teresa
Del Riego, selected and arr. by H.
M. Higgs, of Great Britain; pf.
Dee. 23, 1927; 1 c«. Jan. 5, 1928; EH
677966 ; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
1924
Send for me; words and music by
Irving Bibo and Howard Johnson;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © Jan. 20, 1928; 2 ec.
Jan. 20; E 6813857; Bibo, Bloedon &
Lang, ine., New York. 1925
Seneca—valzer; duett, by Pietro Fro-
sini; 2 accordions. © Dee. 16, 1927;
2 c@. Dec. 27; E 679952; Biagio
Quattrociocche, Steubenville, O.
1926
Senorita; words and music by Bert
G. Fisher [i. e? E. G. Fisher], arr.
by Buck Buchanan; violin. © 1 ec.
Dec. 5, 1927; E 682068; Hthelbert
Griffith Fisher, Wilmar, Calif. 1927
Serbia; by F. Louis Taylor, of Great
Britain, op. 109, no. 5; violin and
DEC) Wee. 23 92” 1 Ge dani G:
1928; E 677941; Joseph Williams,
Itd., London. 1928
Sérénade espagnole; de Jean Laurys,
of France; violon solo avec orch.
ace. 4to. © Dec. 10, 1927; 1 ec.
Jan. 16, 1928; E 684845; Paul De-
courcelle, Nice, France. 1929
Serenade romantique; by Gomar Bath,
arr. by R. KE. Hildreth; orch. with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Noy. 1, 1927;
2c. Jan. 5, 1928; E 680868; Walter
Jacobs, inc., Boston. 1930
Sérénade sentimentale (Sentimental
serenade); par HE. Mezzacapo, arr.
par Alf. Amadei, of Italy; orch.
avee pf. conducteur. 4to. © Nov.
20, 1927; 1 c. Dec. 23; E 684095; B.
Gaudet, Paris. 1931
Serenata; by Rube Bloom; pf.
gan. 3, 1928; 2.¢. Jan:.3;.H 679858 ;
Triangle music pub. co., inc., New
York. 1932
Serenata ’e sentimento; versi di A.
Ametrano, melodia di Raffaele Pe-.
cora, of Italy. ©1«¢. Jan. 21, 1928;
E 682467; Attilio Ametrano, New
York. 1933
Serenata graziosa; by P. Colavita;
melody, with pf. acc. © 1c. Jan.
20, 1928; E 682455; Philip Colavita,
Richmond. 1934
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1935
Serenata sul lago (Am see) ; sérénade,
di V. Ranzato, of Italy; piccola
orch., con pf. conduttore. 4to.
Nov. 200 1020" Gk Dec. 23.3 4H
684082; H. Benjamin, Paris. 1935
Serment d’amour (Oath of love);
romance sans paroles, par EH. Mezza-
capo, arr. par Alf. Amadei, of Italy;
orch., avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
News 2.20: TO2Gs: 4d) Cas Dees u28 ice
684096; E. Gaudet, Paris. 1936
Service for Jesus is sweet; words and
musie by Mrs. C. H. Morris; mixed
voices. © Sept. 30, 1927; 2 e Dec.
19; E 679798; Edwin O. Excell, jr.,
Chicago. qo Biri
Servoz (H.) Sonate; par H. Servoz,
of France; violon et pf. © Dec.
10, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 7, 1928; E 684248;
Editions Maurice Senart, Paris.
1938
Seven miles to Arden; words by
Emma-Lindsay Squier, music by
Robert J. Stevenson and Harold
Weeks. © Nov. 12, 1927; 2 c. Nov.
21; E 679918; Stevenson & Weeks,
ine., Seattle. 1939
Shack (The) where my mother was
born; words by Harold Christy,
music by Wyman Steele; pf. and uku-
lele arr. by Billy James. © Jan.
11, 1928; 2c. Jan. 13; EH 681152; Em-
pire music ¢co., New York. 1940
Shady (A) tree; fox trot, by Walter
Donaldson, arr. by Frank H. Barry;
orech. with words. 4to. © Jan. 17,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 18; E 681428; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 1941
Shake your feet; by Irving Mills and
Thomas Waller; pf. Dec. 27,
1927; 2 c. Jan. 19, 1928; Ei 6823885;
Gotham music service, ine, New
York, 1942
Sharpshooters; march, by G. Metallo,
arr. by Charles Echtner. 4to. 1.
Band.—2. Orch. © Dec. 31, 1927;
2c. each Jan. 9, 1928; E 681041,
681042; Vitak-Elsnic co., Chicago.
1948, 1944
‘She didn’t say yes, she didn’t say no,
she oniy said maybe; words’ and
music by Ted Strong, Sam A. Perry
and Lew Porter; pf. and ukulele ace.
©) dan. 234008 ro a en haere
681145; Lewis music pub. co., New
York. 1945
90
_ pt. 1ypnes., v7.23
She divorced me; words and music
by HE. V. R. Gardner; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © Jan. 16, 1928; 2.¢. Jan.
24; EK 682499; Emmet V. R. Gardner,
Newton, N. J. 1946
She does the things I do; fox-trot,
words and music by T. Nelson. ©
1 ce, Jan. 19, 1928; E 682397; Taft
Nelson, Hogansville, Ga. 1947
She dropped me a line; words by Jack
Mahoney, music by Nance Stirling,
of England; in G. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Dec. 28, 1927;
1c. Jan. 16, 1928; E 684320; Fran-
cis, Day & Hunter, ltd., London.
Bi 1948
She gave us the sunshine in song;
words and music by J. L. Bobbie
Robinson. Philadelphia, Pa., Pritch-
ett '& ‘Perry. © Jan. 3,°1928* 2c.
Jan. 19; E 681368; John L, Robin-
son, Philadelphia. 1949
She is lovely to me; words and music
by Herbert Buffum. © May 2, 1927;
2c. Jan. 5, 1928; E 680885; Anna
Marie Anderson, i. e. Mrs. John A.
Anderson, Topeka, Kans. 1950
She’s gone to join the songbirds in
heaven; words and music by Porter
Grainger. © Dec. 22, 1927; 2 ¢.
Jan. 9, 1928; H 681055; Jack Mills,
ine., New York. 1951
She’s mine, all mine; words by H. D.
Burbridge, melody by S. J. Lewis.
© 1c. Jan. 6, 1928; E 682066; Ed-
ward D. Burbridge and Steve J.
Lewis, New Orleans. 1952
Shepherd (Arthur) Sonata; violon et
' pt. ». ©, Dec. 10s 1927.2. 6¢.aJan..T,
1928; E 681289; Editions Maurice
Senart, Paris. 1953
Shingle belles; collegiate song, words
by R. R. Reed, music by Neil Reed.
© Jan. -3, 192832 doo te oh
682556; Robert R. Reed, Winona,
Minn. 1954
Ship (A), an isle, a sickle moon;
words by J. EH. Flecker, musie by
Frederick Dawson, of England. ©
Jan. 3, 1928; 1 ec. Jan. 4; EH 677981;
Elkin & co., Itd., London. 1955
Show me the way; words and melody
by C..H. Longbotteom.. © 1 ¢. Jan.
3, 1928; FE 6823801; Charles H. Long-
bottom, Brooklyn. 1956
no. 1, 1928
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
1978
a
Shushan ; Armenian lullaby, words and
music by Nishan Der Hagopian ; high
voice. ©) Dec. 20, 1927; 2c. Dec.
28; E 680996; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 1957
Shy Anna; words by Ralph Butler,
music by Howard Flynn, of Great
Britain. © Dec. 6, 1927; 1 ¢. Jan.
83, 1928; E 677964; Cavendish music
co., London. 1958
Si Gl)....,. di Mimi (Tu charries ...
dis Mimi); fox-trot—one-step, di
William Peet [pseud. of Fernand
Malet], of France; piccola orch. 4to.
© Oct. 15, 1927; 1 c. Nov. 17; BH
684332; A. & G. Carisch & ¢., Milan.
1959
Si Von savait; tango-fox-trot, musique
de José Padilla, of Spain; orch. avec
pi. conducteur, et paroles. 4to.
Dec. 20, 1927; 1 ec. Jan. 16, 1928; EB
684417; Francis Salabert, Paris.
1960
Si vous laviez compris; mélodie, di
L. Denza, arr. di Ugo Solazzi, of
Italy; pf. © Dec. 5, 1927; 1 c. Dee.
8; E 677970; G. Ricordi & co., Reni
Sic passim (Thus everywhere) ; words
and music by B. W. Marvel. ©1c.
Jan. 17, 1928; E 682807; Bernice
Weekly Marvel, Lincoln, Neb. 1962
Sigh for sigh; words and music by
Susan Wren [i. e. S. E. Wren] ©
1 ec. Jan. 14, 1928; E 682193; Susan
Eugenia Wren, Excelsior Springs,
Mo. 1963
Silencio corazén; vals, paroles y
musica arr. por I. M. Valle; pf.
[Photostat] © 1c. Jan. 11, 1928;
E 681125; Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago.
. 1964
Silver fawn; Indian love song, words
by Carroll Wright, music by Sieg-
fried Benkman; med. or high voice.
© Dec. 20, 1927; 2 c Dec. 28; E
681004; G. Schirmer, inc., New We
1965
Silver wing; from The white eagle,
words by Brian Hooker, music by
Rudolf Fr'ml. © Jan. 26, 1928; 2c.
Jan. 25; E 681495; Waterson, Ber-
lin & Snyder co., New York. 1966
Silveria; melody by C. G. Spicer, jr.
© ie Jan. 18, 1928: E 682414:
Clarke Garfield Spicer, Philadelphia.
1967
88235—28——_7
91
Simplicity; march, by I. S. Loos, ed.
by Carlton L. Colby; E flat alto
saxophone and pf. © Jan. 2, 1928;
2c. Jan. 3; E 680819; Rubank, inc.,
Chicago. 1968
Since Lizzie changed her namé@ to
Baby Lincoln; words and music by
Larry Shay, arr. by Rube Bennett;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Dec. 20,
1927: 2c, Jan. 16,;1928 ; Ei. 681229 ;
Paramount music publishers, Chi-
cago. 1969
S'neerita; waltz, by Flaminio Pigno-
Loni pr. Ot ce. bans, 2e. 1928
682660; Apollo music co., Brooklyn.
1970
Singing (The) bird waltz; by R.
Larsh:; “pa. 3)© Sans 13, 19285) 12".
Jan. 5; E 680978; Ralph Larsh, Chi-
cago. 1971
Sister Phoebe’s danced the heebie-
jeebies; words by Collie Knox, mu-
sic by Vivian Ellis, of Hngland; pf.
and ukulele ace.; in C. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Dec. 28,
1927; 1 ec. Jan. 16, 1928; BE 684324;
Frances, Day & Hunter, ltd., London.
1972
Sit down, servant; 4 pt. hymn, words
and music by Edward Boatner;
mixed voices. © Jan. 8, 1928; 2 ec.
Jan. 12; EK 682153; Samuel W. Beaz-
ley, Chicago. 1973
Sitting in the window; words by G.
Wellington, music by Max Gerteis;
pf. and ukulele ace. San Francisco,
Calif., Gold leaf music pub. co.
Dec 230, 1927.; 2 e, Jan. 5, 1928: 4
679820; Gene Wellington, San Fran-
cisco. © 1974
Six feet of earth; traditional words
arr. and mus‘c by F. H. McCravy;
mixed voices. © 1c. Jan. 13, 1928;
E 682523; Frank H. McCravy, Lau-
reus, S.C. 1975
Skipping over the meadows; by Al-
bert von Doenhoff; pf. © Dec. 20,
1927; 2 @. Dee. 28; E 680983; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 1976
Skylarking skyhigh; words by A. H.
Miller, music by David H. Miller.
© 1e. Jan. 28, 1928; E 681459;
Alfred H. Miller, Philadelphia.
1977
Sleigh (The) (A la russe) ; words by
Ivor Tchervanow, music by Richard
Kountz, arr. by Ralph L. Baldwin;
4 male voices. 4to. © Jan. 6, 1928;
2e. Jan. 11; E 681204; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 1978
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1979
Slumber song; words by Henry Bow-
man Cooke, music by Ian MacCas-
kill [pseud. of W. M. Mathieson] ©
1c. Jan. 16, 1928; E 682295; Willina
MacCaskill Mathieson, ‘San Fran-
cisco. 1979
Slumber (A) song for Sonia; minia-
ture in Russian mood, words and
music by L. Cheslock. Baltimore,
Md., G. Fred Kranz music co. ©
dan 12) 1925) 2° eo Van. 24een
682507 ; Louis Cheslock, Baltimore.
1980
Sly; ovvero, La leggenda del dormiente
risvegliato, dramma lirico in 8 atti
e 4 quadri, versi di Giovacchino
Forzano, musica di Hrmanno: Wolf-
Ferrari, of Italy; rid. per canto e
pf. Partitura. © Dee. 23, 1927;
1 ¢. Jan. 18, 1928; D 27245; Casa
musicale Sonzogno, Milan. ° 1981
Smile, darn you, smile; from The
white eagle, words by Brian Hook-
er, music by Rudolf Friml. © Jan.
26, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 25; E 681496;
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. 982
Smile until tomorrow; fox trot, words
and music by Ken Y. Goulden, of
England. © Jan. 18, 1928; 2 ec. Jan.
19; E 682361; Gouldef-Leng music
pub. co., New York. 1983
Sneakin’ lizard blues; words and mel-
ody by Bessie A. Smith. © 1c. Jan.
28, 1928; E 682646; George music
co., New York. 1984
Snow flurries; by Jane Mattingly, op.
15 no, 1° pt. ©, jan. S219 28F"2. c.
Jan. 10; E 682051; Willis music co.,
New York. 1985
Snows (The) of Fuji-Yama; by Henry
Cowell: pf. -©' Dec: 27, 1927; 2 c.
Dec. 30; E 682006; Associated music
publishers, ine., New York. 1986
Snuggle time; caprice, by Edward C.
Barroll, ed. by Carlton L. Colby; EH
flat alto saxophone and pf. © Jan.
2, 1928; 2 ec. Jan. 3; E 680818; Ru-
bank, ine., Chicago. 1987
So long; fox-trot, words and music
by Ned Miller, Carl Hoefle and Joe
Burke. © Jan. 28; 1928: 2 ¢ Jan.
25; E 681561; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 1988
So, we'll go no more a-roving; 4-pt.
song, words by Byron, music by
Cecil Forsyth; male voices. 4to. ©
Mee, 28;"1927 > 2 er Jan.3.' 1928* H
681015; Boosey & co., Iltd., New
York. 1989
YO
Dt. In nS. Vv. 2s
Sock it; words and music by Lem
Fowler. © Dec. 29, 1927; 2 c. Jan.
13, 1928; E 681147; William C.
Handy, New York. 1990
Socker stomp; melody by Soccer
Miller “Ti GW, SS. pMitiert; Ist
trumpet. © 1c. Jan. 11, 1928; B
682524; Walter Soccer Miller, Phila-
delphia. 1991
Soldiers passing by; by Edward A.
Mueller; pf. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 «.
Jan. 5; H 680954; John Church co.,
Cincinnati. 1992
Solfége (Le) des chansons de France;
de Francois Johannés, of France,
avec une préface d’Henry Expert.
2°™° ‘livre. Syo.2 @iiiee, 20,5192 -
1 ec. Jan. 16, 1928; E 684442; Hdi-
tions Maurice Senart, Paris. 1993
Solo de luxe; by Richard H. (Duke)
Rehl; E flat alto saxophone solo,
with pf. ace: © Jan, 2) 1928" 2 c
Jan. 3;-E 680817; Rubank, inc., Chi-
cago. 1994
Solo melodies; illus. instruments of
the orch., by W. O. Miessner; pf.
Milwaukee, Wis., Miessner institute
of music. © Jan: 17, 1928; 2 ¢.
Jan. 19; E 681484; W. Otto Mies-
sner, Milwaukee. 1995
Some day, some time with you; words
by Mabel Struble, melody by FE. Wat-
son. ©1e. Jan. 24, 1928; E 682529;
Frederic Watson, East Orange, N. :
199
Some day when you are mine; words
by Burrell van Buren, music by M.
Bian. Cisco, [ll., Blan pub. house.
© Jan. 18, 1928; 2 « Jan. 25; E
681504; Mildred Blan, Cisco, Ill.
1997
Some day you may change your mind;
words and melody by Lou Davis
and J: Fred Coots. © 1 ¢ Jan. 9,
1928; E 681096; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 1998 _
Some one to dream about; words by
Phil. Shapiro, music by M. Brum-
berg. © 1 @ Jan: 30, (1928; EB
681629; Mary Brumberg, Buffalo.
1999
Somebody here needs Jesus; words by
James Rowe, music by Harry Dixon
Loes; mixed voices. (In Gospel
melodies) © Jan. 10, 1928; 2 ¢.
Jan. 16; E 682248; Robert H. Cole-
man, Dallas. 2000.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1928
2023
Somebody’s knocking at your door; 4
pt. hymn, words and music by Work
Brothers; mixed voices. © Jan. 8,
1928; 2c. Jan. 12; E 682117; Sam-
uel W. Beazley, Chicago. 2001
Someday you'll understand; fox-trot
ballad, words by Ernest Gonzales,
music by M. Gauthier. © 1c. Jan.
17, 1928; E 682333; Max Gauthier,
San Quentin, Calif.
Somerville (Reginald) Two grotesque
recitatives; by R. Somerville, of
Great Britain; orch. with pf. con-
ductor... 4to. © Dec. 27,.1927;,1 ec.
Jan. 12, 1928; E 684039; Meyer De
Wolfe, London. 2003
Sometime; words and music by B. W.
Vervel, ©: 1c. Jan. 17,°1928)°
682306; Bernice Weekly Marvel,
Lincoln, Neb. 2004
Sometime in the summertime; words
and melody by Walter Donaldson.
©1c. Jan. 10, 1928; E 681250; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 2005
Sonate 4; de Sonates en concert pour
Violoncelle, d’Antonio Vivaldi, re-
cueillie et annotée de Marguerite
Chaigneau, of France, réalisation
en concert de Vincent d’Indy, of
France; orch. 4 cordes. Partition.
Ed. nationale. © Dec. 20, 1927; 1 «¢.
Jan. 16, 1928; E 684435; Editions
Maurice Senart, Paris. 2006
Sonatina: by A. Gretchaninoff, op. 110,
no. 1, 2, adapted and fingered by
Jean Kilp, of Germany; klavier.
no. 1. In G dur.—no. 2. In F dur.
© Nov. 21, 27, 1927; 1 ¢. each Jan.
4, 1928: E 677954, 677955; Schott
& co., lItd., London. 2007, 2008
Sonatine ; d’Henri Sauguet, of France;
flite et pf. © Dec. 1, 1927; 1 «
Dec. 23; E 684215; Rouart, Lerolle
et cie., Paris. 2009
Song (A) and dance; by Carlton
Cooley; viola and pf. © Dec. 10,
- 1927; 2 c. Jan. 16, 1928; E 681345;
Editions Maurice Senart, Paris.
2010
Song (A) and dance; by Carlton
Cooley; violin and pf. © Dec. 10,
1927; 2 c. Jan. 7, 1928; E 681290;
Editions Maurice Senart, Paris.
2011
Song birds and roses; words and mel-
ody by A. Remsen. © 1 ¢. Jan. 3,
1928; E 679897; Alice Remsen, New
York. 2012
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93
2002 °
Song in the twilight; by Edward A.
Mueller: pt.° /@'* Jan--3; "19285 2c.
Jan. 5; E 680955; John Church co.,
Cincinnati. 2013
Song of Agamede; words by Arthur
Upson, music by Bernard Wagenaar ;
high voice. © Dec. 20, 1927; 2 ec.
Dec. 28; E 680987; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 2014
Song of Indian summer; words and
music by George Edmund Dwight.
1. High, in E flat min—2. Medium,
in’ © mint © Dec, 24, 192735" 2:e.
each Jan. 7, 1928; E 681274; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 2015
Song of my heart; words and music
by L. Tobin, arr. by Josephine Clark
Larsen. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1928; B
681636; Loretta Tobin, Omaha, Neb.
2016
Song (The) of New York; words by
I. 8S. Troster, music by I. S. Troster
and Stephen Szalay. © 1-¢. Jan.
17, 1928; E 682334; Ilka S. Troster,
New York. 2017
Song of Safari: words and music by
Sam H. Stept. © Jan. 106, 1928;
2c. Jan. 11; E 681106; Cosmopolitan
music publishers, New York. 2018
Song of Spain; 2-pt. song, words by
Adelaide Patterson, music by E. 8.
Hosmer; sop. and alto. 4to. ©
Jan. 4, 1928; 2 «@ Jan. 16; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 2019
Song (The) of the beautiful river;
words and music by T. Hearon, arr.
by Arthurs. Pentiy, @yt ce, Jan te
1928; E 679998; Thomas Hearon,
New York. 2020
Song (The) of the clock; 4-pt. song,
words by William Waliace, music by
Rex Burchell, arr. by Sumner Salter ;
mixed! voices; 4to. © Dee. 23,
1927; 2 ¢€5: Jan» 3s 1928: 1.681012:
Boosey & co., ltd.. New York. 2021
Song (The) of the fisherman:;: words
by Carl John Bostelmann, music by
Ida Bostelmann; pf., left hand. ©
gan: 3;°1928; 2°eyJan.,,7 ; E> 679980;
Belwin, inc., New York. 2022
Song of the Franc-companies; 4-pt.
song, by R. L. Pearsall, ed. by
Hubert W. Hunt, of Great Britain ;
mixed voices. 4to. © Oct. 31. 1927;
1c. Nov. 16; E 6840385; H. EF. W.
Deane & sons, The year book press,
ltd. : 2023
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2024
Song of the happy working man
~ (Canto del lavorat6ére contento) ; di
John Martucci; band. Se. © 1-¢.
Dec. 31, 1927; E 679780; Giovanni
Torregrosso, Vineland, N. Y. 2024
Song (The) of the Mormon temple and
holy city of Salt-Lake; words and
melody by P. Kanstrup; violin solo.
© 1c. Jan. 5, 1928; E 680924; Peter
Kanstrup, Long Beach, Calif. 2025
Song (A) of the old wind-mill; by
Ida Bostelmann; pf. © Jan. 3,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 7; E 679981; Belwin,
inc., New York. 2026
Song of the sun; ballad, by Edward
C. Barroll. ed. by Carlton L. Colby ;
E. flat alto saxophone and pf. ©
Jan. 2, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan. 3; EH 680816;
Rubank, inc., Chicago. 2027
song (The) of the viclin; words and
musie by A. V. Flannery; med.
voice; with violin obbl.; in B flat.
Des Moines, Ia., Flannery music pub.
co. © Jan. 26, 4928; 2 e) Jan./23;
E 682509; Agnes V. Flannery, Des
Moines. 2028
Song treasury; compiled and ed. by
Harriet Garton Cartwright and
Helen Latham. Rev. ed. 8vo. ©
Dee. 27, 1927; 2 c. Dee. 29; aff. Dec.
28; A 1013963; Macmillan co., New
York. 2029
Seng without words; by Albert yon
Doenhcff; pf. © Dec. 20, 1927; 2 c.
Dec. 28; E 680982; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 2030
Songs from Now we are six; words
by A. A. Milne, musie by H. Fraser-
Simsan. ° © Dee: 7, 1827; 2 e: Bee
12a. Dee. Os AVG ss eee:
Dutton & co., New York. 2031
Songs my mother taught me; by
An‘onin Dvcerak, arr. by Ralph L.
Baldwin: men’s cho. 4to. © Jan.
10, 1928; 2.c. Jan. 207 HE 681420; G.
Schirmer, inc., New Yerk. 2032
Songs my mother taught me; Gipsy
melody by Anton Dvorak, op. 55, no.
4, arr. by Christopher O’Hare. 4to.
1. 2 treble voices.—2. Sop., alto and
bar. © Jan. 3. 1928; 2 ec. each Jan.
4: E 680791, 680792: John Franklin
music co., New York. 2033, 2034
Songs of Alpha epsilon pi; compiled
and ed. by Sigmund H. Steinberg,
and I. Louis Rubin. 4to. © Dec.
23. 1927: 2 c. and aff. Jan. 12, 1928;
A 1062826: Alpha epsilon pi fratern-
ity, ine.. Philadelphia. 2035
Dt, wos ys 25
Songs of praise to Jehovah; collection
of songs compiled by Watch tower
Bible and Tract soc. 12mo. (Cover
title: Song book) © Jan. 2, 1928;
2c. and aft. Jano. A 3018224 -
Watch tower Bible and Tract soc.,
Brooklyn. 2036
Songs of scythemen, sicklemen and
woodcutters (Iibcuu Kocapeii, sHen-
OBb & Wpodocbsoss) ; Russian people’s
lyrics, music arr. by ‘Hlias ‘1.
Tziorogh; tenors and basses, with
ace. of scythes, bells or chimes and
pf. ©1c. Jan. 14, 1928; E 682201;
Joanna Tziorogh, New York. 2037
Songs of Tau delta phi; ‘compiled and
ed. by Sidney Sugarman. 4to. ©
Dec.,,.21, 1927; 2.¢. andsafl, tan. 16,
1928; A 1062660; Hinds, Hayden &
Eldredge, ince., New York. 2038
Songs of the Normal college A. G. U.;
words by W. K. Streit, and others,
music by K. Zoellner, and others.
4to. © _Nov. 21, 1927; 2,e; and aff.
Nov. 25; A 1013747; Alumni associa-
tion Normal college, American gym-
nastiec union, Indianapolis. 2039
Songs of the Pi kappa alpha; compiled
and edited by B. EH. Shields and
others. S8vo. © Nov. 29, 1927; 2c.
and aff. Jan. 16, 1928; A 1062659;
Hinds, Hayden & Eldredge, ine., New
York. 2040
Songs of Zeta tau alpha; ed. and com-
piled by Miriam Keast Brown.
Baldwin, Kan., Sigma alumnae assn.
© Dec. 5, 1927;2 e Dec. 85 aff. Dec.
27: A 1063683: Margret Bostic
Alcott, Baldwin, Kan. 2041
Sopra una branea di fiorita oliva;
poesia di Giacinto Ricci-Signorin’,
musica di Antonio Rieci-Signorini,
of Italy; voce di sop., con ace. di
violino, quattro vocloncelli, celesta,
campanelli, triangolo, cassa rollante,
tam-tam e pf. Partitura. © Jan.
2, 1928: 1 .. dan: 28> ct .G845236.:, A.
& G. Carisch & co., Milan. 2042
Soul-rest: hymn, words and music by
Chas. H. Gabriel. (Jn Gospel mel-
cdies) © Jan. 10, 1928; 2 c¢, Jan.
16: E 682267; Robert H. Coleman,
Dallas. 2043
Souls of poets; 4-pt. song, words by
John Keats, musie by Cecil Forsyth ;
male voices. 4toe. © Dee. 28, 1927;
2c. Jan. 3, 1928; HE 681014; Boosey
& co., Itd.. New York. 2044
94
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
‘no. 1, 1928
Sound (The) o’ the pipes; words by
Onslow Frampton, music by H.
Waldo Warner, of Great Britain,
op. 27, no. 2; bass-bar.; in C min.
© Dec. 31, 1927; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1928;
H 679930; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 2045
Southern breezes; words and melody
byds) RR. Faia, -©>.1-.e. Jan. 16;
1928; E 681256; Joseph Richard
Failla, New York. 2046
Southern skies; fox trot, words by
Walter Preston, music by Keith
McLeod, arr. by Ken Macomber ;
orch. New York, Chappell-Harms,
inc. Ato.. © Dee. 29, 1927; 2c.
Dec. 31; E 680772 ; Harms, inc., New
York. 2047
Sowing and reaping; words and music
by Mabel Johnston Camp; mixed
voices. S8vo. © Jan. 16, 1928; 2 «.
Jan. 21; E 682439; Norman H.
Camp, Chicago. 2048
Spada (La); paso doble, de Gilbert
Beaume, of France; orch. avec pf.
conducteur. © Oet. 18, 1927: 1 «.
Dee. 31; E 684140; United music
co., New York. 2049
Spanning exercises ; technique [for use
in connecton with the Standard
course of music and piano lessons],
by Frederic Lillebridge. © Dee. 1,
2h one, amd aft. Jan., 17, 1928:
A 1063634; Standard cooperative
conservatory, Dallas. 2050
Spass muss sein; potpourri, von C.
Morena, of Germany, op. 167; pf.
mit text. © Nov. 26, 1927; 1 c. Jan.
14, 1928; E 684127; Drei masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 2051
Speedy; words by Alfred Bryan, mu-
sic by Max Kortlander and Pete
Wendling. © Jan. 11, 1928: 2 «
Jan. 10; E 682057; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 2052
Spielmusik; von Paul Hindemith, of
Germany, op. 43!, hrsg. von. P. Hin-
demith, Frtz Jéde u. Hans Mers-
mann; streichorch., fldten u. oboen.
Partitur mit spielanweisung von
Hilmar Héckner. 12mo. © Aug. 1,
foe, 4. es Sully 26° E67 7916 |B.
Schott’s séhne, Mainz, Germany. .
2053
Spirit (The) dance; Indian lament,
by F. J. Bacon, arr. by W. D. Moyer:
guit., banjo, mand., mando bass and
pf. © Dee. 15, 1927; 2 c Dec. 19;
EK 679920; Don Santos, Rochester,
me Y. 2054
a
Yd
2066
Spirit (The) of St. Louis; words and
melody by A. Dan. © 1. Jan. 10,
1928; E 682090; Albert Dan, Napa,
Calif. 2055
Spirit (The) of St. Louis; words by
G. E. Glazier, muse by Jack Ed-
wards. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Aug. 1, 1927; 2 ¢. Aug.
24; E 682491; Florence Elizabeth
Glazier, Urichsville, O. 2056
Spirituals triumphant old and new;
ed. and arr. by Edward Boatner,
assisted by Willa <A. Townsend.
Rey. and enl. 8vo. © Sept. 7, 1927;
Ze. Dee, 27; aif. Jan. 91928") A
1017997 ; Sunday School pub. board,
National Baptist convention, U. S.
A., Nashville. 2057
Sprightly (The) drum-major; by
Theodera Dutton; pf. © Dec. 20,
1927;.2 «. Dec. 28; E 680989; G.
Schirmer, inc., .New York. 2058
Spring (The) ; Dorset song, words by
W lliam Barnes, music by Herbert
Sharpe, of Great Britain. © Dec.
Zev lI2¢e. 1 .c.. Sam. A, A928 3. Ei
684023; Joseph Williams, Itd., Lon-
don. 2059
Spring phantasy; by Charles Huerter ;
ptt (C)" fan 3, Pt92S eer sane or
E 680947; John Church co., Cincin-
nati. 2060
Spring time; by P. J. Schmidt; violin
and pf. © Jan. 23, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan.
25; E 681498; P. J. Lammers, Bal-
timore. 2061
Spring’s awakening; words by Mar-
garet E. Sangster, music by Claude
Warford. © Jan. 10, 1928; 2c. Jan.
12; BE 681206; John Church co., Cin-
cinnati. 2062
Spr ngtime; by W. HE. Kelley; melody
with’ pf.'acc. [Photostat]. © 1 «
Dec. 31, 1927; E 679781; Walter Ed-
ward Kelley, New York. 2063
Springtime; words and music by E.
BK, Peterson. Chicago, National mu-
sic co. © Dee. 205 1927 ;.2 c. Jan.
12, 1928; E 682163; Ella Frances
Peterson, Park Ridge, [il. 2064
Springtime; words and music by M.
Mi Marks: -1Gr a Go Fan: 26, 1998.) fi
682617; Mallie Matson -Marks, Oak-
land, Calif. 2065
Springtime is lovetime; words and
musie by Z. Insall. © 1c. Jan. 16,
1928; E 681263; Zilpha Insall, El
Paso. 2066
CA''ALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2067
Springtime valse; by Edouard Math-
ews [pseud. of F. L. Hatch]; pf.
©) Sanita 1928': (Quer van.. ddr H
681104; Lanpher D. Lasselle, Boston.
2067
Sprites; by Thomas Keighley, of Great
Britain; pf. 1. The spritely elves.
[5 others} /'© Dec. 16, 192731) -c.
Jan. 5, 1928; E 677930; Banks &
son, York, England. 2068
Squads right: march, by Lawrence C.
Long; orch., with pf. conductor.
Aton ©) Jan. 16))1928 572 eh JiameA7 5
HE 682270; Joseph EH. Agnew, Kansas
City, Mo. 2069
Standing by the window; fox-trot,
words by J. P. O’Connor, melody by
EK. Netter. © 1c. Jan. 7, 1928; BE
682087; James Patrick O’Connor,
Jersey City, and Emile Netter, New
York. 2070
Star Spangled Banner; American na-
tional song, words by Francis Scott
Key, music by J. Stafford Smith, arr.
by Joseph Spinelli; pf. obl. 8vo.
©."Nov: 488; | 1927292 ©) Wee 275)»
679913; Katie Dehnhoff, New York.
2071
Stardust; by H. H. Carmichael; pf.
© 1c. Jan. 5, 1928; E 682518; Hoag-
land Howard Carmichael, Indianap-
olis. 2072
Starlight; words and music by W. E.
Kelley [Photostat] © 1 ¢. Dec.
31, 1927; E 679782; Walter Hdward
Kelley, New York. 2073
Starlight and tulips; fox trot, words
by Alfred Bryan, music by Pete
Wendling, arr. by W. C. Polla; orch.
Ato, © Jan. 28, 192832) cs diane:
E 681449; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleve-
land. 2074
Starlight lane; words by James Stan-
ley Royce, mus:e by F. W. Vander-
sloot; pf. and ukulele acc. © Jan.
7, 1928; 2c Jan. 9; E 681068; Van-
dersloot music pub. co., Williams-
ports: Pa: 2075
Stasera, le campane .. .; parole di
Annunzio Cervi, musica di Salvatore
Musella, of Italy. © Dec. 27, 1927;
1 c. Dec. 30; E 677976; G. Ricordi
& ¢co., Italy. 2076
Stay home; words and music by Z.
Insall. 1 en: Alem. 2 O28)". oH
682173; Zilpha Insall, El Paso.
2077
, pt. H1,waes., ¥. 20
Steamboat (The) porters blues; words
and melody by F. R. McGirt. ©1e.
Jan. 11, 1928; E 681132; Frank R.
McGirt, New York. 2078
Steel (The) king; march, by HE. V. E.
Roesler; conductor sc. © 1 e. Jan.
9, 1928; E 682079; Elmo Vivian
Ethan Roesler, Gary, Ind. 2079
Stella D’Abruzzo: mazurk, di G. Quar-
tullos; pfiii '©-1 wal dame 2Oy e284
681466; Giuseppe Quartullo, New
York. 2080
Step lively ; march, by A. F. Wendland,
ed. by Carlton L. Colby; E flat alto
saxophone and pf. © Jan. 2, 1928;
2c. Jan. 3; E 680815; Rubank, inc.,
Chicago. 2081
Story hour; 14 character pieces, by
Reuven V. Kosakoff; pf. © Jan. 16,
1928 5002 C en ols eee 5
Schroeder & Gunther, inc., New York.
2082
Stout hearted men; from The new
moon, words by Oscar Hammerstein,
2nd, music by Sigmund Romberg.
© Dec. 30, 1927; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1928;
E 680968; Harms, ine, New York.
82083
Strauss (Richard) Die frau ohne
schatten ; oper in 3 akten, von Hugo
Hofmannsthal, musik von R. Strauss,
of Germany, op. 65, vollstandiger
klavierauszug mit hinziifugung der
gesangstexte u. der scenischen be-
merkungen von Otto Singer, of Ger-
many. © Oct. 22, 1919: 1 ec. Sept.
9, 1927; E 684132; Adolph Fiirstner,
Berlin. 2084
Improvisation; from the V/olin
sonata, op. 18, arr. by Adolf Schmid ;
orch. with pf. conductor. © Dec. 28,
1927; 2c. Jana 8285 eer 205 ¢
G. Schirmer, inec., New York. 2085
Street songs of Naples; by Laddie Wat-
kis, of Canada; prs /@mpire Jan.
20. 1928: E 6813879; Laddie Watkis
Fennell, Victoria, B. C: Canada. .
2086
Strolling in the moonlight; words and
music by Charles Kaley, Will Wal-
dron and Marty Bloom; pf. and
ukulele ace. Chicago-New York, Cal
De Voll. © Jan. 20, 1928; 2 c. Jan.
27: E 681536; McKinley music ©co.,
Chicago. 2087
Students (The) sweetheart; by Her-
man Bellstedt; cornet. 4to. © Jan.
10, 1928: 2 e@ Saiie, 1S): ee Gs2e3d 5
Roland Ernst Bellstedt, Cincinnati.
2088
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS »
no. 1, 1928
Studien zu-einer neuen spieltechnik
auf dem violoncell; von Joachim
Stutschewsky, of Austria. 1. teil.
Edition Schott. © Oct. 20, 1927;
1 e. Oct. 17; E 677899; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany. 2089
Stiicke fiir die jugend; drei kleine
suiten, von Joseph Haas, of Ger-
many, op. 69; klavier. Heft 1. ©
Cee oot LG, Ort. C5.
677900; B. Schoti’s sdhne, Mainz.
Germany. 2090
Stiicke fiir die jugend; sieben kleine
vortragsstiicke, von Joseph Haas, of
Germany, op. 69; klavier. bd. 2.
Oct. 20, 1927; 1 c. Oct. 17; E 677908 ;
B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz, Germany.
2091
Stumbriskin; polka, melody by A.
Schwartz. © 1c. Jan. 16, 1928; B
682312; Abe Schwartz, New York.
2092
Stutterin’ (The) lovers; words tradi-
tional, music arr. by J. Smith. ©
1c. Jan. 31, 1928; E 682718; Jose-
phine Smith, Brooklyn. 2093
Stykker for klaver; af Sverre Jordan,
of Norway, op. 29; pf. a. Humor-
eske. [2 others] © Dec. 30, 1927;
1c. Jan. 12, 1928; E 684162; Norsk
musikforlag, Oslo, Norway. 2094
Sublime (La) envolée; poéme sym-
phonique, etabli sur le poéme
d’Edmond Thomas, musique de H.
Rawson, of France; pf. Paris, Edi-
tion A. Patay. © Nov. 20, 1927;
1 ¢c. Dee. 16; E 684117; Rawson,
Paris. 2095
Such a Savior; words by James Rowe,
music by Harry Dixon Loes; mixed
voices. © Sept. 30, 1927; 2 ¢. Dee.
19; E 679797; Edwin O. Excell, jr..,
Chicago. . 2096
Stiss ist das geheimnis unsrer
liebe .. ; slow fox, worte von
Fritz Rotter, musik von Otto
Stransky, of Germany. © Dec. 5,
1927; 1 c«. Jan. 14, 1928; E 684124;
Drei masken verlag,.a. g., Berlin.
2097
Su-ez Sue; fox-trot song, words by
Mary Belle Rich, music by Erdell
Mutchler; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
eee wOUe Looks 2 Cy DCC. ol ey Hy
679765; Mutchler music pub. ©co.,
Miami, Fla. 2098
97
+
2110
Sugar ain’t sweet since I kissed you;
words and musie by ©. R. Dargatz.
@,,Jan. 16,1928, 2rc.. dane 18iy HE
682380; Cora Reed Dargatz, Kins-
ley, Kan. 2099
Suite sicilienne; par Hugéne Bonner ;
pf. et violon. © Dec. 10, 1927; 2 c.
Jan. 16, 1928; E 681346; Editions
Maurice Senart, Paris. 2100
Suktinis; polka, melody by A.
Schwartz. © 1c. Jan. 16, 1928; E
6823138; Abe Schwartz, New York.
; 2101
Summer and winter; words and mu-
sic by Frederic Groton, op. C, no.
1 s\pt;,.,.C) Jan, 145, 19285 2. es.Jan.
16; E 682347; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 2102
Summer frolics; by Arthur B. Crane,
OD. 16 NO. 6s, Dis. Oy dams, O.1928.:
2c. Jan. 21; EB, 682572; B. F. Wood
music co., Boston. 2103
Summertime; words and melody by J.
Fattorosi. © 1 «¢« Jan. 14, 1928;
E 682200; John Fattorosi, Brooklyn.
2104
Sundown; words and music by Anton
Mariette, of Great Britain; low
voice. © Jan: 3, 1928:.2.¢; Jamerd;
E 680953; John Church co., Cinecin-
nati. 2105
Sunlit Alma mater; words by Rebecca
W. Smith and W. A. Balch, music
by W. A. Balch. 4to. © Jan. 23,
1928; 2 «@ Jan. 30; E 681606; Wil-
liam Alfred Balch, Fort Worth, Tex.
2106
Sunrise; by Ernest A. Dicks, of Great
Britain; organ. (Jn Schmidt’s lyric
album’) © Jan. Ut to28"eF ex, Jan.
21; E 682435; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 2107
Sunrise; fox-trot, words and music by
G. D. Nixon. © 1c. Jan. 19, 1928;
E 682403; Grace D. Nixon, Atlanta.
2108
Sunrise (The); fox-trot, words and
music by Lester Santly and Cliff
Friend, arr. by Frank E. Barry;
ore.” 400. 4G) gan. Ls. 1998'S"). ‘ee
Jan. 14; E 681270; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 2109
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Sunshine; words and melody by I.
Berlin. 4) lee Jano, TO28e- Ke
681519; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 2110
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2111
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
Sunshine and rain; words and music
by D. Strech. ©1c. Jan. 23, 1928;
EK 682544; Dave Strech, Spokane,
Wash. 2111
Sunshine will follow the rain; from
Sugar cane, words by A. D.. Price,
jr., ‘melody by Coleridge D. Davis.
© 1c. Jan. 17, 1928; E 682319; A.
Douglas Price, jr., Richmond. 2112
Superstition; mysterioso, by Edmond
Varnier, of France, arr. by William
Strasser; orch. with pf. conductor.
(© Fan. 23, 19282. ¢ Jane 2an)
681512; Emil Ascher, inc. New
York. ihe
Supplication; valse, by Frank Quar-
ente, arr. by M. Williams, both of
Great Britain; saxophone solo;
orch. with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Nov. 24, 1927; 1 c. Dec. 6; E 6841380;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd., Lon-
don. 2114
une escarpolette; de Maurice
Pesse, of France; orch. avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Dec. 10, 1927;
1c. Jan. 7, 1928; E 684263; Francis
Moulin, Cannes, France. 2115
Sur
Surely He died on Calvary; 4 pt.
hymn, words and music by J. D.
Bushell; mixed voices. © Jan. 3,
1928; 2c. Jan. 12; FE 682155; Sam-
uel W. Beazley, Chicago. 2116
Suzanna gal; words and melody by
7B. Blackhead! (@® fe pant | 5,
1928; E 679879; Ralph Peer, New
York. pA ulirg
Swaying willow: Indian love song,
words and music by Bernard
Hamblen; high voice. © Jan. 16,
1928; 2c Jan. 17; E 682233; Boston
music ¢o., Boston. 2118
Sweet Hlaine; words by Richard H.
Gerard, melody by Harry Armstrong.
© 1c. Jan. 7. 1928; © 679995; John
EH. Hayes, ine., New York. 2119
Sweet Elaine; words by Richard H.
Gerard, music by Harry Armstrong;
pt. ace.. with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © Jan. 16, 1928; 2.
Jan. 14; E 682185; John E. Hayes,
ine., New York. 2120
Sweet song of long ago; words by
Neil Moret and Walter Hirsch,
melody by N. Moret and fHrnest
Charles. © 1c. Jan. 28, 1928; EB
682659; Villa Moret, inc., San Fran-
cisco. 2121
Sweet tenor saxophone; by D. Bigelow;
pf. ©l1c. Jan. 17, 1928; B 682328;
Dorothie Bigelow, New York. 2122
Sweet thoughis; lullaby, words by
Gypsy Chaine, music by A. A. Wil-
liams; , ©) .Jamis 4; Sze ae te. tam,
3; E 682495; Albert A. Williams,
New Haven. y 2123
Sweet violets; waltz, melody by A.
Schwartz. © 1c Jan. 5, 1928; EB
680931; Abe Schwartz, New York.
— 2124
Sweetest mother ; words and melody by >
Dennstedt-Ramsey. © 1c. Jan. 28,
1928; E 682654; Ralph Peer, New
York. ‘ 2125
Sweetheart, it might have been ; words
by Catherine Wyley Hearn, music by
BE. A. Gamble. © 1c. Dee. 1, 1927;
E 679888; Evan A. Gamble, New
York. , 2126
Sweetheart of O. A. T.; waltz, words
and melody by P. G. Freed. © 1c.
Jan. 11, 1928; HE 681114; Paul G.
Freed, Philadelphia. yA bear g
Swing along; 4pt. song, words and
music by Will Marion Cook, adapted
for school choruses by Ralph L.
Baldwin; men’s. voices. 4to. ©
Jan. 19, 1928; 2c. Jan. 28; E 681582;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 2128
Swinging on the gate in childhood
days; words by EH. B. Walsh, music
by Luther A. Clark. © ie. Jan. 27,
1928; E 681574; Harl B. Walsh,
Rockland, Me. 2129
Swordsman (The) ; selection, by Lewis
EK. Gensler; pf. London, Chappell
&! co., ltd. ©,Dee 23). d92¢ebr2hc.
Jan. 138, 1928; E 682204; Harms, inc.,
New York. 2130
@aprés Martini,
transeribed by Alfred De Keyser.
of Great Britain; pf. ©. Dee. 1,
1927; 1 ec. Jan. 4, 1928; E 677947;
Schott & co., Itd., London. 2131
Sympathy; by J. D. Schurmann; steel
guit.' ‘© July a 1927; 2'e. Jan! 17,
1928; E 682289; Joseph Daniel
Schurmann, Denver. 2132
Symphonic raps; by Bert Stevens and
Irwin Abrams; pf. © Dec. 31, 1927;
2 ec. Jan. 3, 1928; E 679840; Spier &
Coslow, ine., New York. 2133
T. B. blues; words and melody by
Victoria Spivey. INR cap eae 2 NO
1928; E 682463; Joseph M. Davis,
New York. 2134
Sylvie; cantabile
98
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no. 1, 1928
Tain’t clean; by A. C. Russell; pf. ©
1 ce. Jan, 14, 1928; H 682190; Alva
Calvin Russell, Chicago. 2135
*Tain’t so, honey, ’tain’t so; words and
melody by Willard Robison. ©
Mee dan. 1, loco; m 679992 ;“Irving
Berlin, inc., New York.
Take in love’s rainbow; words and
music by Z. F. Lyman. [Photostat]
©.1c¢. Jan. 11, 1928; BE 681112;. Z.
Fleming Lyman, Petersburg, Va.
2137
Take Jesus tonight; words and music
by Harry Dixon Loes; male voices.
© Nov. 2, 1927; 2c Jan. 16,.1928;
E 682352; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
2138
Take me back to dear mother; by
M. F. Suarez; pf. © 1 ce. Jan. 11,
1928; EH 681119; Manuel Fernandez
Suarez, Clarksburg, W. Va. 2139
Take me back to-Maine: words and
musie by A. A. Lord. © Jan. 16,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 18;. EB 682383;
Alphonso A. Lord, Brewer, Me. 2146
Take me back to the Southern seas;
words by James Otis Porter, music
by J. R. Barr. ©1c. Jan. 20, 1928;
EK 681399; James Russell Barr,
Washington. 2141
Take my hand; quartet or cho., from
the largo of the New world
symphony, words by Gerald Gray,
music by Anton Dvorak, adapted
ateeare Dy wf: A. Parks + mtxetl
voices. 4to. © Jan. 2, 1928; 2 ¢.
Jan. 6; H 680909; J. A. Parks co..
York, Neb. 2142
Take thou the rose with all it’s beauty
red; words by Charles Hanson
Towne, music by Janie Alexander
Patterson. © 1 ec. Nov. 30, 1927;
E 679991; Janie Patterson Wagon-
er, Concord, N. C. 2143
Tale (A) of two cities; cantata,
adapted from the novel of Charles
Dickens, by Edward Lodge Curran,
music by T. Bath Glasson, op. 22;
mixed quartet and women’s cho.
pt, lL . 4t0. «.©, Dees, 30, 1927; 2 c.
Jan. 3, 1928; E 680800; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. 2144
Tam de chornohora; words by Eugene
Zukowsky, melody by A. Schwartz.
© 1c. Fan. 5, 1928; E 680930; Abe
Schwartz, New York. 2145
Tance w lesie; melody by P. Hume-
niuk, © 1c Jan. 19, 1928; EB
681406; Paul Humeniuk, New York.
2146
2136
+ 2157
Tango; by Charles Huerter; pf., left
hand alone. © Dec. 20, 1927; 2 ¢.
Dee. 28; E 681005; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 2147
Tango (El) de los Esclavos; de Bel-
tyis, libreto de Antonio Aguilera
Bernabé, traduccion francesa de
Annette Godin, museca de_ José
Huertas, of France; ten. y sop. ©
Mec. 20, 1927; dic. fani 6, -1928 ;
E 684440; Editions Maurice Senart,
Paris. 2148
Tango love; words by P. J. Brisbin,
music by L. S. Gretzek. ©1c. Jan.
14, 1928; BE 682191; Luella S. Gret-
zek, Cleveland. 2149
Tango triste; by Leon Glasser; violin
and pf. © Jan. 11, 1928; 2c. Jan.
12; E 682232; Edward Schuberth
& @o., ine:., New York. 2150
Tanz und spielstiicke ; von Ernst Toch,
of Austria, op. 40; klavier. © Oct.
20, 1927; 1 ec. Oct. 17; E 677906; B.
Sehott’s sdhne, Mainz. 2151
Tarenghi (Mario) 12 esquisses carac-
térist ques (12 charakteristische
skizzen) ; von M. Tarenghi, of Italy,
ep 10k. pti )©y Jamsit: 19285) 2 ec.
Jan. 25; HE 684384; D. Rahter, Leip-
zig. 2152
Tausend rote rosen; boston, aus Alles
aus liebe, text von Karl Farkas u.
Ernst Marischka, musik von Ralph
Benatzky, arr. von Fred Ralph, both
of Austria; salonorch. mit klavier
direktion. 4to. © Oct. 21, 1927;
1 e@. Jan. 18, 1928; E 684829; W.
Karezag, Vienna. 2153
Tauseid rote yrosen.. boston
d’amour, aus Alles aus liebe, worte
von Karl Farkas u. Ernst Marisch-
ka, musik von Ralph Benatzky, of
Austria, arr. von Gustay Blasser.
© Oct, 21,:1927- 1.¢ Jan. 18,1928:
EK 684275; W. Karczag, Vienna.
2154
Te deum of a lark; words by Pamela
Travers, music by Regnald C. Rob-
bins; sop. © Dee. 10, 1927: 2 «.
Jan. 16, 1928; E 681334; Hditions
Maurice Senart, Paris. 2155
Te vengo a ver; cancion Mexicana, de
S. R. Ramos, of Mexico. © 1...
Dec. 27, 1927; E 682058; Silvano R.
Ramos, Chicago. 2156
Tell him I’m happy; words and mel-
ody by P. C. D’Andrea. ©1c. Jan.
6, 1928; E 680925; Paul Charles
D’Andrea, New York. 2157
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2158
fee ee
Tell me a story of Ireland; words by
J. P. O'Connor, melody by H. Netter.
© 1e Jan. 18, 1928; E 682406;
James Patrick O’Connor, Jersey
City and Emile Netter, New is
21
Tell me the old fashioned way; words
and music by L. Sefton. ©1e. Jan.
38, 1928; E 680856; Lambert Sefton,
East Chicago, Ind. 2159
Tell me the old, old story; words by
Katherine Hankey, music by F.. Luke
Wiseman, of England. © Aug. 15,
1927; 2 c. Aug. 27; E 682496; J.
Alfred Sharp, London. 2160
Tell me why; words by H. L. Under-
wood, music by Harl E. Lawrence.
© 1c. Jan. 6, 1928; E 680944; Harry
L. Underwood, Erie, Pa. 2161
Tell me you’re sorry; words by Benny
Davis, music by Joe Burke; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © Jan. 6, 1928; 2 ce. Jan.
6; E 680905; Ager, Yellen & Born-
stein, ine., New York. 2162
Tell the good news to others; words
by E. C. Baird, music by B. B. Mc-
Kinney; mixed voices. (In Gospel
melodies) © Jan. 10, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan.
16; E 682287; Robert H. Coleman,
Dallas. 2163
Ten (The) commandments; words
from the Bible, musical setting by
L. -P. Hagensick. Los Angeles,
Calif., Balboa music publ’shers. ©
am. 24, NODS er 2.0) Sema e262)
682634; Louis Paul Hagensick, Los
Angeles. 2164
Tenderly ; waltz, words and music by
A. H. MacLeod. © 1 c¢ Jan. 16,
1928; FH 681266; Aneita Hough Mac-
Leod, Aloha, Or. 2165
Tendres aveux; de V. Dyck, of France;
violon et vicloneelle soli, avee acc.
de pf. ou doreh. réduit. 4to. ©
“pec, 10.1927 3 Den dani. 1928 oh)
684267; Francis Moulin, Cannes,
France. 2166
Tercero de artilleria; letra y musica
de J. Mercado y Ed. Tavo; pf.
[Photostat]: ©! Jan. 12, 1928; 2 ce.
Jan. 18; E 681299; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 2167
Thanks be to God; Haster anthém,
words from the Scriptures, music by
Arthur Berridge, of Great Britain; 4
mixed voices; organ ace. 4to.
Dee; 27, 192Fso1/.¢) Jani), 27)) 0928s ;
EK 684519; A. Weekes & co., ltd,
London. 2168
pt. III, n. S., v. 23
Thanks be to God; words by P. J.
O’Reilly, music by Stanley Dickson,
arr. by John A. O’Shea; 2 treble
voices. 4to. © Dec. 23, 1927; 2 c.
Jan. 3, 1928; E 681268; Enoch &
sons, New York. 2169
That blue eyed baby; words and mel-
ody by R. M. Breeden. © 1. Jan.
30, 1928; E 681613; Robert M.
Breeden, Chicago. 2170
That day in June; words and music by
Henry H. Tobias and Irving Mills;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by M.
Kalua. © Dec. 31, 1927; 2c. Jan.
9, 1928; EF 681056; Jack Mills, inc.,
New York. 2171
That great day; words by J. S. Gore,
music by Mrs. J. Seaborn Gore.
Svo. © Jan. 2),1928 +2:¢ Jans i2: BH
681148; James Seaborn Gore, Burk-
burnett, Tex. 2172
That is all; words and music by Oscar
Ingold; -mixed voices. © May 20,
1927; 2 ec. Dec. 22; E 679815; Stand-
ard pub. co., Cincinnati. 2173
That is why they put me in the band;
action song, words and music by W.
Stewart Roddie, of Great Britain;
in C. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Dec. 22, 1927; 1 ¢. Jan. 6,
1928; E 677934; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow. 2174
That melody of love; waltz, words by
Howard Dietz, music by Walter
Donaldson, arr. by Walter C. Simon ;
Feistyle pianorgan arr. © Jan. 23,
1928; 2 ce. Jan. 24; EH 681559; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 2178
That’s all I ask of the world; words
by Alfred Dubin, melody by Abner
Silvér.¢ ©) ) We. sFan. TIS AS EL
681110; DeSylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inec., New York. 2176
That’s how it was; words and music
by Dick Henty, of Great Britain;
in £ flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] ©Vdany 251928 <<" 1 ec.
Jan. 27;-E 684581; Reynolds & co.,
London. Pa Ege |
That's. just why I cry; words and
music .by ,;C...0. Carr... ©, 1) es Dec.
19, 1927; E 679887; Clarence O.
Carr, Waupun, Wis. 2178
That's the tune; words and music by
'l'. M. Bowers. © 1c. Jan. 11, 3928;
E 681184; Thomas M. Bowers, Chi-
cago. 2179
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no. 1, 1928
2200
That’s what’s the matter with the cal-
liope; words by C. W. Terpening,
music by Cora Broadwell. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Jan.
Agee: 2 Cc -Jan,. 18; H 682641;
Clinton W. Terpening, Soperton, Ga.
: 2180
That’s why I'll always be true; words
and music by J. Collins. © Jan. 24,
1928; 2c Jan. 26; E 682631; Joseph
Collins, Watervliet, Mich. 2181
That’s why I want you near; words
and music by J. Pierce. Los An-
geles, Calif., Chas. F. Loveland, ©
Jan. 3, 1928; 2c. Jan. 11; E 681108 ;
Jessie Pierce, Los Angeles. 2182
That tune reminds me of you; words
and music by Maury Madison [pseud.
of W. R. Smith] © Dec. 5, 1927;
ZeGauan. 13, 1928: BH 682184: Ww.
Renwick Smith, New York. 2183
Same. © Dec. 5, 1927; 2 ¢. Jan.
27, 1928; EH 681554; W. Renwick
Smith, New York. 2184
There is a light shining; 4 pt. hymn,
woids and music by Willa A. Town-
send; mixed voices. © Jan. 3, 1928;
2c. Jan. 12; E 682154; Samuel W.
Beazley, Chicago. 2185
There is joy in that land; 4 pt. hymn,
words and music by Edward Boat-
ner; mixed voices. © Jan. 3, 1928;
2c. Jan. 12; E 682136; Samuel W.
Beazley, Chicago. 2186
' There’) be a hot time in the old town
to-night; words by Joe Hayden,
music by Theo. A. Metz, arr. by
J. W. Chattaway:; male quartette.
4to. © Jan. 19, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 20;
E 681347: Edward B. Marks music
co., New York. 2187
Thére must be a silver lining; words
by Dolly Morse, melody by Walter
Donaldson. “© 1) ¢.' Jan. 10, 1928 ;
FE 681251; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
2188
There’s a boy in the world for each
little: girl; words by Burrell van
Buren, music by M. Blan. ee
Il., Blan pub house. © Jan.
1928 : 2 ec. Jan. 25; E 681505 ae
dred Blan, Cisco, Ill. ” 9189
There’s a place in my heart for you
dear; words and music by Herb
Hofmann and Nels Pearsall, arr. by
Harry L. Alford; pf. and ukulele
ace. Baltimore. Mad., Monumental
music pub. co. © Jan. 24, 1928; 2c.
Jan. 26; EF 682635; Herbert J. Hof-
mann, Baltimore. 2190
There’s a shadow in my heart sweet-
heart ; words by K. Williams, melody
by Robt. H. Brennen. © 1c. Jan.
9, 1928; E 681085; King Williams,
Clear Creek, W. Va. 2191
There’s a song in the air; words by
J. G. Holland, music by O. Speaks.
© 1c. Dee. 27, 1927; E 681247; Oley
Speaks, New York. 2192
There’s somebody new; words by Gus
Kahn, music by Isham Jones; pf.
and: ukulele acc. © Jan. 18, 1928:
2e. Jan. 20; E 681352; Jerome H.
Remick & co., New York. 2193
There’s something about a rose; words
by. ~iryine’* Kanal | and’: Francis
Wheeler, music by Sammy Fain;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by Harry
Tiedeman: © Jan. ‘26, 1928; 2 ec.
Jan. 25; E 681490; Waterson, Ber-
lin & Snyder CO... New York. 2194
There she goes; fox trot, words and
music by D. Strech. © 1 c. Jan. 23,
1928; E 682545; Dave Strech, Spo-
kane, Wash. 2195
They stood in the moonlight; words by
V. Dunkle. melody by Robt. H.
Brennen. © 1 ce. Jan. 3, 1928; B
79892; Violet Dunkle, Corder, Mo.
2196
This is she; 4-pt. cho., words anon.,
music by James H. Rogers, adapted
for school choruses by Ralph L.
Baldwin; men’s voices. 4to. ©
sam, LOVOIG28 21 cia Jan. “20° BH
os G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
2197
This is the day; Easter Svea words
adapted from the Bible, music by
Frederic Groton, op. 9, no. 2; mixed
yolces,, 40:4 (©) diam.* Ime 19286 <2. .c.
Jan. 10; E 681358; Harold Flammer,
ine., New York. 2198
Louis Ambroise)
Mignon; principal melodies, arr. by
Herman Finck, of Great Britain;
orch. with pf. conductor. © Dec.
23 eh LOOK: le eeyamy 10101 928.e1 8
684229; Ascherberg, Hopwood
&
Crew, ltd., London. 2199
Thomas (Charles
Thomas (Kurt) Fiinf lieder: nach
gedichten des jungen von Friedrich
Nietzsche, musik von K. Thomas, of
Germany, op. 9. 1. Mein herz ist
wie ein seb so weit. [4 others] ©
Jan. 2, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 16; EB 684283;
Breitkopf & Hiirtel, Leipzig. 2200
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2201
Three belles hose; fox trot, words and
music by Donald H. Dale, of Eng-
land; pf. and ukulele ace.; in D.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Dee. 30, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 20, 1928;
HK 684872; Klinger mfg. co., ltd.,
Edmonton, Hngland. 2201
Three for Jack; duet or 2-pt. song,
words by Fred HE. Weatherly, music
by W. H. Squire, arr. by Clarence
Lucas, of Great Britain; treble
voices. New York, Chappell-Harms,
ine. \ 4to,.'@). Dée.), 29,4920 4 ac.
Dec. 31; E 677866; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London. 2202
Through the night; from The three
musketeers, words by Robert A.
Simon, music by Lewis HE. Gensler.
London, Chappell & co., Itd. © Dee.
24, 1927; 2c. Jan. 4, 1928; E 680975;
Harms, inc., New York. 2203
Thurston color song; words by Mary
EH. Kendrick, music by Harvey B.
Gaul. Pittsburgh, Pa., Thurston
school co. (Cover title: The Thur-
ston school color song) © Dee. 13,
1927 ;. 2°@ Jani 5, 192Z8>E GS0S8e3;
Alice M. Thurston, Pittsburgh.
2204
Thy perfect will be done; words by
T. O. Chisholm, musie by Geo. C.
Stebbins; mixed voices. (In Gos-
pel melodies) © Jan. 10, 1928: 2 c.
Jan. 16; E 682254; Robert H. Cole-
man, Dallas. 2205
Tibére (Tiberius) ; ouverture drama-
tique, de M. Delmas-Popy, both of
France; oreh., avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Nov. 20, 1927; 1 ec. Dec. 23;
E 684090; H. Gaudet, Paris. 2206
Tickled in the morning and at night;
words and melody by J. L. Smith,
of Canada. © 1 ¢. Jan. 13, 1928;
EK 681165; John Lyman Smith,
Brantford, Ont., Canada. 2207
“Till I) found you; fox, trot, words
and melody by Tom Joseph Sedito.
©1ec. Jan. 3, 1928; E 682072; Tom
Joseph Sedito, New York. 22:08
Time enough yet, you say; words and
music by B. B. McKinney; mixed
voices. (In Gospel melodies) ©
dam 10,1928: 2) Gy gan. ow oF)
682260; Robert H. Coleman, Dallas.
2209
‘Tin-ear; melody by Bob HEffros and
Phil, Wall. © \1,...Jdn. 26, 1928;
EH 682599; Spier & Coslow, inc., New
York. 2210
pt. 11, n. s., v. 23
Tinieblas; tango, letra y musica de
Belisario de Jestiis Garcia, of Mex-
ico. ©. Dec. 1, 1927; 1c: Jan. 13,
1928; E 684081; A. Wagner y Levien
sucs., Ss. en @, Mexico City, Mexico.
2211
Tinker-polka (Dratenik); arr. by
Louis Vitak; orch. 4to. © Dec.
31, 1927; 2c. Jan. 9, 1928; FE 681043 ;
Vitak-Elsnic co., Chicago. 2212
To a manger; Christmas carol, words
and music by 8. E. Morris; pf. 4to.
© Dec. 12, 1927; 1 e. Dee. 10; 1 «.
Dec. 22; EH 679806; Samuel EH. Mor-
ris, Brooklyn. 2213
To a violet; poem, by Minnie MT.
Wright ;:pf.., © Jan. 19,.1928; 2 ¢.
Jan. 28; E 681602; G. Schirmer,
inc.,/, New, York, 2214
To April; novelette, by Gene Paul, ed.
by Carlton L. Colby; E flat alto
saxophone and pf. © Jan. 2, 1928;
2c. Jan. 3; E 680814; Rubank, inc.,
Chicago. 2215
To think that you belong to me; words
by Joe Goodwin, music by Leon
Vavara, arr. by Rube Bennett; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Jan. 17, 1928;
2 ec. Jan. 19; E 681431; Milton Weil
music co., Chicago. 2216
Toboggan (The) slide; by Jane Mat-
tingly, op. 15, no. 4; pe © Jan. 9,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 10; E 682052; Willis
music co., New York. 2217
Today will be yesterday tomorrow ;
words and melody by H. Baltimore.
©iolk ce Fan BF, WOZ8e7 Be GSi572 ;s
Harry Baltimore, Duryea, Pa. 2218
Toenniges (C. Frederick) 45 master-
student daily technical exercises;
cornet or trumpet and oiher wind
instruments. © 1 c¢. Jan. 7, 1928;
E 682074; C. Frederick Toenniges,
Detroit. . 2219
Together; words and music by B. G.
DeSylva, Lew Brown and Ray Hen-
derson. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan. 4;
EK 679844; DeSylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, ine., New York. 2220
Tom der reimer (Thomas the rhymer) ;
altschottische ballade, von Carl
Lowe, bearb. von Josef Németi, of
Hungary; orch. mit pf. oder orgel di-
rection, © Oct. 10, 1927;.1 «, Nov.
16: E 684046; Anton J. Benjamin,
Leipzig. 2221
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
2241
Tom o’ Bedlam; song, arr. and har-
monised by Guy Weitz, of Belgium.
(In Three old English songs) ©
Deer's! 1927) 1 ‘ce: Jan. 13, 1928;
E 684062; J. & W. Chester, lid,
London. 3 2222
Tomorrowland; words and music by
Jack McDonald and Haven Gillespie ;
pt. acc., with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen, with quartette of male
or mixed voices arr. by Rube Ben-
nett. © Dec. 27, 1927; 2c. Jan. 18,
1928; E 682371; Paramount music
publishers, Chicago. 2223
Tone pictures from foreign lands; by
Evan Marsden, of England; pf. 1.
On the road to Samarkand. [5
others] © Jan. 2, 1928; 1c. Jan. 6;
E 677946; Joseph Henry Larway,
London. 2224
To-night; valse, by Chater Robinson,
arr. by M. Williams, of Great
Britain; orch. 4to. © Nov. 28,
1927; 1 c. Jan. 3, 1928; BE 677963;
Cavendish music co., Lonaon. 2225
To-night; words by Max Hanley,
music by Chater Robinson, of Great
Britain. © Dee. 6, 1927; 1 ¢ Jan.
3, 1928; E 677965; Cavendish music
co., London. 2226
Tout ca, ca dépend; couplets, de Ma
femme, paroles de Paul Briquet et
Paul Gordeaux, musique de Pierre
de Meure et Irving Paris, both of
France. © Dec. 1, 1927; 1 c. Dec.
23; E 684176; Kam, Paris. 2227
Tout doucement; au pays des réves,
de Oh la vicieuse, paroles de Léo
Leliévre, Henri Varna et Fernand
Rouvray, Musique de José Sentis, of
Spain, avec ukulele arr. par F.
Salabert. © Dec. 20, 1927; 1c. Jan.
18, 1928: E 684432; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 2228
Toy (A) ship at sea; by Ida Bostel-
mann: pi. © Jan. 8, 1928: 2 ¢ Jan.
7; E 679982; Belwin, inc., New
York. 2229
Toy town; by Egbert Van Alstyne and
Charles L. Cooke; pf. © Jan. 20,
1928; 2c. Jan. 27; BE 681538: Para-
mount music publishers, Chicago.
2230
Toys; recitation, words and music by
Ida Bostelmann; pf. © Jan. 3,
1928; 2c. Jan. 7; E 679983; Belwin,
inc., New York. 2231
Toy’s dancing; intermezzo americain,,
de Gilbert Beaume, of France; orch..
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Oct.
18, 1927; 1 e@. Dec. 31; E 684143;
United music co., New York. 2232
Track fast; galop, by Edmond Varnier,
of France, arr. by William Strasser ;
orch. with pf. conductor. © Jan.
23,0928 42 e> Jani. 25; Bi6S1510;
Hniil Ascher, inc., New York. 2233
Tragic (The) end of Marion Parker ;
words by Lewis F. Mancine, melody
by M. Carrescia. © 1 ¢ Jan. 9,
1928; E 681098; Matthew Carrescia,
Seranton, Pa. 2234
Train on the island; melody by J. P.
Nestor. © 1c. Jan. 28, 1928; B
682655; Ralph Peer, New York.
2235
Traml; polka, melody by A. Schwartz.
©1e. Jan. 16, 1928; E 682314; Abe
Schwartz, New York. 2236
Tramway; galop brillante, by Jean-
Louis Gobbaerts, arr. by William
Strasser; orch. with pf. conductor.
4to. © Jan. 23, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan. 25;
E 681509; Emil Ascher, inc., New
York. 2237
Transition; hymn, words by Hiram
Wendell Phillips, music by John
Patten Marshall. Boston, Mass.,
Charles W. Homeyer & co. 4to. 1.
Mixed voices.—2. Male voices. ©
Weer eee LOL; onl Co clelin kos il lee, *
E 681215 ; Eva Phillips Boyd, Boston.
2238
Traveling with the rainbow; words
by G. J. Poquse, music by Anton
Paoli. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Dee. 27, 1927; 2 ¢. Jan.
3, 1928; E 682395 ; George J. Poquse,
Kansas City, Mo. 2239:
Treat ’em rough; words and music by
Bert G. Fisher [i. e. E. G. Fisher],
arr. by Buck Buchanan; violin. ©
1c. Dee. 5, 1927; E 682067; Ethel-
bert Griffith Fisher, Wilmar, alif-
2240
Trees; 4-pt. song, words sy Joyce
Kilmer, music by Oscar Rasbach,
arr. by Bruno Huhn, adapted for
school choruses by Ralph L. Bald-
win; men’s voices. 4to. © Jan. 19,
1928; 2 ec. Jan. 28; E 681587; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 2241
103
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2242
Treno (11); scenetta per bambini o
bambine di scuola elementare in-
feriore, poesia di Bianca Lena, mu-
sica di Httore Lena, of Italy. ©
Dee. 30, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 13, 1928; B
684067; A. & CG. Carisch & @., Milan.
2242
Triads at play; words by Cecil Cow-
drey, music by Julia Fox; pf. ©
aM OO eo. 2. CG. eli. nen mrs
682667 ; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
2243
Trio; de Jean Cras, of France; violon,
alto et violonecelle. © Dec. 10, 1927;
1 e@. Jan. 16, 1928; EH 6844384; Edi-
ticns Maurice Senart, Paris. 2244
Trio; von Gtinter Raphael, of Ger-
many, op. 11; violine,vicloncello u.
klavier; in C dur. © Sept. 1, 1926;
1 «© Dee. 27, 1927; EB 67799375 C.F.
Peters, Leipzig. 2245
Tr'pping along in Tripoli; words and
musie by Howard Johnson, Al. Sher-
man and Robert King; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini.
Jan. 3, 1928; 2 ce. Jan. 4; H 680802;
« Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine, New
York. 2246
Triumphant Lindbergh; march or 6/8
fox trot, words by Ruth Hoyt, music
by Harry J. Lincoln; pf., vocal trio
ad ‘lib... | ©: Jan. 7,;,1928; 2.e. Jan:
9; E 681070; Vandersloot music pub.
co:,, W_ lliams sport, Pa. 2247
Trixie my honey gal; words and mu-
sic by L. M. V. Rech. © 1c. Jan.
13, 1928; E 681164; Leo M. V. Rech,
Portland, Or. 2248
Tropical ep sodes—fairy dances and
characteristic pieces; by H. H. Hard-
ery phitt vii2) (© iNew 17, S272 ic
Dec. 2; aff. Jan. 13, 1928; A 1062648 ;
Erwin EH. Harder, Chicago. 2249
True biue Sue; fox trot, words by
Chas. and Harry Tobias, musie by
J. Russel Robinson; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Dee. 28, 1927; 2.¢. Dee. 30;
E 680962; Harms, ine., New. York.
2250
Trust in God; duet, words by Laura
KH. Newell, music by W. C. Jordan.
© May 20, 1927; 2 c Dec. 22; E
679817; Standard pub. co., Cincin-
nati. 2251
Truthful (The) guide; violin method,
by F. Feldman, op. 40. © 1c. Jan.
21, 1928; E 681460; Frank Feld-
Be?
man, Brooklyn.
|
pt. 11, NYS; ‘v.23
Try her out at dances; from The rew
moon, words by Oscar Hammerstein,
2nd, music by S'gmund Romberg;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Dee. 30,
1927; 2 ec. Jan. 4, 1928; E 680969;
Harms, ine., New York. 2253
Trying the triads; by Frederic Groton,
op. A, no. 4; pf. © Jan. 19, 1928;
2c. Jan. 28; E 681593; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 2254
Tschaikowsky. (Peter Iljitch) Chant
d’ automne (Automnal song); oc-
tobre, extrait de Les saisons, op. 37,
no. 10, arr. par FE. Salabert, of
France; orch. avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Dec. 20, 1927; 1 ce. Jan. 16,
1928; H 684412; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 2955
La chasse (The hunt); septem-
bre, des:Les saisons, op. 37, no. 9,
arr. par F. Salabert, of France;
orch. avec pf.-conducteur. 4to.
Noy. ‘20, 192051) a c.g Weeq 25%
684105; Francis Salabert, Paris.
2256
Fifth symphony; andante, tran-
scribed by L. Retter; pf. (In Mel-
odies éternelles) © Dec. 31, 1927;
2 e. Jan. 38, 1928; E 680822; Louis
Retter mus‘¢ co., St. Louis. (2257
Herbstlied (En automne); Ok-
tober, aus den Jahreszeiten, von P.
Tschaikowsky, op. 37a, no. 10, arr.
von Leopold Weninger, of Austria;
E
orch. 4to. © Jan. 1, 1928; 1c. Jan.
25; E 6843883 ; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
2258
Humoresque; arr. by Philip
James; organ. (In American organ
quarterly, v. 9, no. 24, Jan., 1928)
© Jan. 38, 1928; 2ser Jame 20); | B
682031; H. W. Gray co., New York.
2259
Marche slave; transcribed by L
Retter; pf. (Jn Melodies éternelles)
© Dec. 31, 1927: 2 ¢. Jan. 3, 1928;
E 680827; Louis Retter music ¢o.,
St. Louis. 2260
Pathetic (Sixth) symphony; ada-
gio, transcribed by Louis Retter; pf.
(In Melod'es éternelles) © Dee. 31,
1927: 2 ec. Jan. 3, 1928; EH 680821;
Louis Retter’ musie co., St. Louis.
2261
Tschaikowsky suite: selected and
ed. by Victor L. F. Rebmann, arr.
by Tom Clark: oreh. se. 1. March
of the tin soldiers. [4 others] ©
Nov. 1, 1927; 2 c. Nov. 12; E 682341 ;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 2262
104
no. 1, 1928
Tune (A); by M. Lychenheim; violin
and pf. © Dec. 27, 1927; 2 c Dec.
29; E 680773; Marion Lychenheim,
Chicago. ' 2263
Tunes to play and technical exercises ;
by Henry Goodrich; pf. © Jan. 16,
Hoe Cr. ang, ail. Jan. 21°) A
1063764; New England conservatory
of music, Boston. 2264
Turkey capers; by G. H. Myers; pf.
© 1e Jan. 14, 1928; E 682195;
Gertrude E. Myers, Portland, Or.
2265
Turner-Maley (Florence) A pastoral;
quartet or cho., adapted for school
choruses by Ralph L. Baldwin;
men’s voices. 4to. © Jan. 10, 1928;
2c. Jan. 20; EH 681421; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 2266
"Twas long ago; words by Oswald J.
Smith, music by J. B. Trowbridge;
male voices. © Nov. 2, 1927; 2 ec.
Jan. 16, 1928 ; Hi 682355; J. B. Trow-
bridge, Los Angeles. 2267
Twilight and you; words by Esther L.
Vessella, music by L. Terrano. ©
1 ¢. Jan. 31, 1928; E 682707; Lau-
rence Terrano, New York. 2268
Twilight hour; words anon., music by
A. Humphrey; mixed voices. © Jan.
26, 1928; 2 ec. Jan. 26; E 681548;
Alma Humphrey, Leavenworth, Kan.
2269
Twit twee; words by S. Field, melody
by Robt. H. Brennen. © 1 ¢. Jan.
26, 1928; HE 682605; Stella Field,
Middletown, Conn. 2270
Two blue eyes; words and music by
Ted Strong, Sam A. Perry and Lew
Porter; pf. and ukulele acc. © Jan.
i ess, 2°¢.. san, 13; BH) 68hl46:
Lewis music pub. co., New York.
227 1.
Two (The) clowns; study in staccato,
by Agatha Pfeiffer; pf. © Jan. 19,
1928: j2:ne:// Tan: 28:" BE: 681601-. 4.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 2242,
Two Gypsies singing; by Ida Bostel-
mann; pf. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan.
7; E 679984; Belwin, ine., New York.
) 2273
Two little tears; words by Harry D.
Kerr, music by Geoffrey O’Hara;
med. voice. © Jan. 13, 1928; 2 ec.
Jan. 14; E 682182; R. L. Huntzinger,
inec., New York. 2274
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
2284
U Ciganskom logoru (In the Gipsy’s
camp); march, od Max Oscheit,
udesio R. Cernkovich; tamburitza
orch. 4to. © Dec. 6. 1927: 2 ¢. Jan.
3, 1928; E 679829; Rudolph Cern-
kovich, Chicago. 2275
Uhr (Die) (La montre) ; ballade, von
Carl Lowe, op. 128, no. 3, bearb. von
Josef Németi, of Hungary; orch.,
mit pf. direction. 4to. © Oct. 10,
1927; 1 c. Nov. 16; E 684045; Anton
J. Benjamin, Leipzig. 2276
Ukelele [!] sweetheart; words by Jack
Murray, music by Kenneth Stam-
baugh and Irving Mills; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. ©
Dee. 31, 1927; 2c. Jan, 9, 1928; Hh
681057 ; Jack Mills, ine., New York.
Pot
Ultima (L’) serenata; valzer lento,
melodia di G. Buzzolani. © 1 ec.
Jan, 18, 1928; © 6813807 ; Giosué Buz-
zolani, New York. 2278
Ultime (L’) foglie di rose; romanza,
versi di Ferdinando Valenti, musica
ai V. Spadea. © Dec. 31, 1927; 2c.
Jan. 10, 1928; E 682048; Vincenzo
Spadea, New York. 2279
Ulysses; words by Alfred Tennyson,
music by Reginald C. Robbins;
[bar.] © Dec. 20, 1927; 2 c. Jan.
16, 1928; E 681343 ; Editions Maurice
Senart, Paris. 2280
Under a harvest moon; words by F.
Warner, music by B. M. Hale. ©
1c. Jan. 16, 1928; EK 681267; Fred
Warner, Chicago. 2281
Unfamed heroes; words by Rosa Ward
Atweod, music by B. Atwood. ©
Jan. 7, 1928; 2 c«. Jam 7; © 681037 ;
Birdie Atwood, Springfield, Mo.
2282
Unison anthem book; 37 numbers arr.
for Sunday schools, junior or young
people’s choirs, selected, ed. or com-
posed by Edward Shippen Barnes.
4to. (©), dan, 23.4029. 2 C.-aDG ait.
Jan. 24; A 1065104; Theodore Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 2283
University (The) carol book; words
by various authors, music adapted,
arr. and harmonized by Edgar Pett-
man, of Great Britain. pt. 5, nos.
33-45... Svo. © Nov. 20, 1927: 1 ic.
Dec. 29; E 6843839; A. W. Ridley
& co., London. 2284
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2285
Unmodgliche dinge; text u. musik frei
nach, Rhaw, Bicinia, bearb. von Er-
win Lendvai, of Germany; miénner-
chor a cappella. 4to. © Oct. 15,
TOA = B Ca OC: « Lt.) Bi, OW foams eb
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
2285
Unseen (The) singer; by Blair Fair-
child; pf. © Aug. 1, 1927; 2 «.
July 26; E 680861; B. Schott’s soéhne,
Mainz, Germany. 2286
Until the day dawn; words by Alfred
Barratt, music by Hary Dixon Loes.
© Sept 380, 1927; 2 ¢«. Dec. 19; EB
679799; Edwin O. Excell, jr., Chi-
eago. 2287
Up from my tears; poem tr. from
Heinrich Heine, music by Powell
Weaver. © Dec. 20, 1927; 2 c. Jan.
13, 1928; E 681153; Ogren and Uhe,
ine., Rockford, Ill. , 2288
Up in my airoplane [!]; fox-trot,
words and melody by C. K. Hoffman
and A. Heimann. © 1. Jan. 10,
1928; E 682095; C. Kenneth Hoff-
man and Arthur Heimann, New
York. 2289
Up in my sweetie’s suite; words by
A. C. Rogers, music by C. L. Rob-
erts; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
Harry Parker. © Aug. 6, 1927; 2 ¢.
Jan. 3, 1928; E 682494; Alexander C.
Rogers and C. Luckey Roberts, New
York. 2290
Ups and downs; by Frederic Groton,
op. A, no. 2; pf. © Jan. 19, 1928;
2c. Jan. 28; E 681595; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 2291
Urdema (L’) Maria; versi di Ciro
Russo, melodia di Luigi Donadio.
4to.. ©, Jan. 26, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 27;
E 681541; Antonio Grauso, New
York. 2292
Vagabond (The) ; 4-pt. song, words by
Robert Louis Stevenson, music by
Oley Speaks, arr. by Samuel R.
Gaines, adapted for school choruses
by Ralph L. Baldwin; men’s voices.
4to, © Jan. 19,1928; 2 c: Jan. 28;
E 681584; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 2293
Vale of Kashmir; song of the Orient,
photoplay music, by Emil Bierman;
orch. 4to. © Dee. 30, 1927; 2 ‘ec.
Dec. 29; E 682047; American com-
posers, ine., New York. 2294
Valse 4 I’ aimée; valse intermezzo,
de Noé Faure, arr. par Gilbert
Beaume, both of France; orch. avec
DEAL DSA
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Oct. 18,
1927; 1 c. Dec. 81; E 684147; United
music co., New York. 2295
Valse brillante; by Nathanael Spady,
of Canada; pf. © Dec.’23, 1927;
1c. Jan. 3, 1928; E 677858; National
music pub. co., Waterloo, Ontario,
Canada. 2296
Valse debonair; by J. D. Schurmann;
steel guit. © Nov. 1, 1926; 2 e«.
Jan. 17, 1928; E 682286; Joseph
Daniel Schurmann, Denver. 2297
Valse in E flat; by Aug. Durand, arr.
by Alfred De Cesare; accordion. ©
Dec. 14, 1927;.2 @ Dee. 27; E
679950 ; Biagio Quattrociocche, Steu-
benville, O. 2298
Valse intermezzo; by Georg Eggeling,
of Germany; 2 pfs., 8 hands. ©
Dec. 27, 1927; 2 ec. Jan, 4,,1928; EB
679871; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 2299
Valse lente; von Oskar Merikanto,
bearb. von. Max Rhode, of Germany ;
orch., mit pf. direktion. 4to.
Dec. 10, 1927; 1 ¢. Jan. 4, 1928; EH
677879; Anton J. Benjamin, Leipzig.
2300
Valse mimosa; par Leslie C. Lambert,
of England; pf. © Dee. 10, 1927;
1c. Jan. 7, 1928; BH 684254; Editions
Maurice Senart, Paris. 2301
Valse moderne; by Claude Ivy, of
Great Britain; pf. © Dec. 29, 1927;
1 ec. Jan. 27, 1928; E 684536; Boosey
& co., ltd., London. 2302
Valse mysterieuse; by Lionel Hart, of
Australia; pf. © Nov. 14, 1927; 1c.
Jan. 11, 1928; E 677999; Allan &
co., proprietary, Iltd., Melbourne,
Australia. 2303
Valse passionnée; photoplay music, by
Domenico Savino; orch. © Dec. 30,
1927; 2 ec. Dee. 81; EF GISTIL= Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 2304
Valse petite; by Oskar Shumsky; vio-
lin and pf. © Jan. 12, 1928; 2 «.
Jan. 14; E 682208; Theodore Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 2305
Valse poetique; by J. D. Schurmann;
steel guit. © Noy. 1, 1926; 2 «.
Jan. 17, 1928; E 682285; Joseph
Daniel Schurmann, Denver. 2306
Valse triste; de Charles Cerné, of
Austria; violon et pf. © Dec. 16,
1927; 1 ec. Jan. 4, 1928; E 677884;
Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin. 2307
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1928
; 2327
Valsette in C major; by Frederic
Lillebridge, specially annotated for
use in connection with the Standard
course of music and piano lessons.
© Dec. 1, 1927; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
17, 1928; A 1063631; Standard co-
operative conservatory, Dallas. 2308
Variationer over et thema af Mezan-
geau; af Knudage Riisager, of Den-
mark; orkester. Partitur. © Dec.
Be oer Oe. Jani’ 14, (1928%"' b
' 684165; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. 2309
Variations, intermezzo, scherzo and
finale; by C. .V. Hely-Hutchinson,
of Great Britain; orch. Se. Lon-
don, Stainer & Bell, ltd. © Aug.
ol, 1927; 1 c. Sept. 1; E 684874;
C. V. Hely-Hutchinson. London.
2310
Variations sur un théme russe; par
H. d’Arba, of Great Britain; orgue.
© Dee. 31, 1927; 1 ¢. Jan. 13, 1928;
E 684051; J. & W. Chester, ltd.,
London. : 2311
Vecchia Milano; azione coreografica in
otto quadri di Giuseppe Adami, mu-
sica di Franco Vittadini, of Italy;
riduzione per pf. 4to. © Jan. 27,
1928; 1 °¢. Jan. 28; BH ''684589: 'G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. pera by
Vecindad (La); paroles y musica por
O. Rubalcaba y D. Acosta; pf.
[Photostat] © Jan. 26, 1928; 2 «.
Jan. 31; E 682719; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 2313
Vendette e’ nammurate; versi di
Nicolo Smergagliulo, musica di
Betro Carlo, of Italy; mand. ace.
© 1c. Dec. 8, 1927; E 680162;
Miraglia-Smeragliulo, Brooklyn.
2314
Vendettina; one step, de R. Brunel,
of France; orch. avee pf. conducteur.
460. \6© Jan. 18, 1928 tee...Jan:
19; E 684373; Societe anonyme des
editions Ricordi, Paris. 2315
Veneciana (La) (The maid of Ven-
ice) ; play in 3 acts, music by José
Forns. of Spain; melody with pf.
acc. ©1e. Jan. 12, 1928; E 684043;
Guido Torre, Paris. 2316
Venetian love dream ; words and music
by Theodore Pezzolo; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Dec. 30, 1927; 2 ¢ Jan.
5, 1928; E 679822: Gold leaf music
pub. co., San Francisco. 2417
88235—28-——_-8
Verteidigte (Der) husar; aus dem
Lahn und Diilkreis und vom Rhein,
bearb. von Hdwin Lendvai, of Ger-
many; miunnerchor a cappella. 4to.
© Oct. 15, 1927; 1 e@ Oct. 17; E
77894; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany. 2318
Vesper (The) hour; by Franz C. Born-
schein; organ. (Jn Schmidt’s lyric
album) © Jan. 17, 1928: 2 ¢ Jan.
21; E 682436; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 2319
Vesper (A) prayer; by Roland Diggle;
organ. .© Jan. 3, 1928; 2 c. Jani%;
E 681202; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 2320
Vi ver singt (Zalem zai) ; humoresque,
words anon., music by Engel-Low;
solo, with mixed cho. 4to.
(NT DYONT] WAIT WD >)
© Oct. 20, 1924; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1928;
E 679756; Jos. P. Katz, New York.
2321
Vicino a Carmela; words by Antonio
Bottiglieri, music by L. Canoro;
violin. 4; G., Jan. | 23,,) 1928.1 B
681470; Louis Canoro and John
Clano, New York. 2322
Victory is coming; words and music
by B. B. McKinney; mixed voices.
(In Gospel melodies) © Jan. 10,
1928; 2 ¢. Jan. 16; EH 682245; Robert
H. Coleman, Dallas. Dae
Vidal (Riccardo Brambilla) Fantasia;
in forma di romanza, di R. B. Vidal,
of Italy; violino e pf. © Dec. 30,
1927; 1 c. Jan. 13, 1928; E 684070;
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 2324
Vijenac Hrv.. ljubavnih pjesama
(Selection of Croatian love songs) ;
sagradio i udesio R. Cernkovich;
tamburitza orch. © Dec. 19, 1927;
2c. Jan. 3, 1928; E 679830; Rudolph
Cernkovich, Chicago. 2325
Viking song; Lawrence college fight
song, march and two-step, words
by F. W. Trezise, music by LaVahn
Maesch and F. Trezise, Appleton,
Wis., Irving Zuelke. © Dec. 19,
1927; 2 ¢. Dec. 273.0 682101; Fred
W. Trezise, Appleton, Wis. 2326
Village (The) fair; by Blair Fair-
child; pf. .© Aug. 1, 1927; 1c. July
26; E 680862; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. 2327
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i es
Viola; fox-trot, words and melody by
C. K. Hoffman and A. Heimann.
1 ¢. Jan. 10, 1928; E 682096; C.
Kenneth Hoffman and Arthur
Heimann, New York. 2328
Vision; extrait de Les Dieux sont
morts, par Charles Tournemire, of
France; grand orgue. © Dec. 23,
1927; 1 c. Jan. 25, 1928; E 684463;
Choudens, Paris. 2329
Visione ’e mamma; versi di Gaetano
Princiotta, musica di M. di Cristo;
mand. Ih, cho glue iS, 192k
672806; Michele di Cristo, Philadel-
phia. 2330
Vocalise-étude; de G. Auric, of France;
voix moyvennes. 5° v. © Dee. 10.
1927; 1 c. Jan. 25, 1928; EH 684510;
Alphonse Leduc et cie., Paris. 2331
Voice (The) in the wilderness; sucred
anthem. words from the Bible, music
by John Prindle Scott; 4 mixed
voices, with sop. or ten. solo; organ
ace. 4toy ©) wan, vio. Vo28 TZ ec:
gan. 14; E 682177; R. L. Huntzinger,
inc., New York. Daan
Voila le printemps; fantaisie de
Vopérette de G. van Parys, arr. par
H. Mouton, of Belguim; orch., avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Nov. 20,
1927; 1c. Dec. 23; E 684097; L. Grus
et cie., Paris. 2333
Volga boat-song; Russian folk song,
adapted and arr. by Marion Moore;
trio or cho. for female voices. 4to.
©: Jan, 2) 1928s (2c. Jane Ge | H
680908; J. A. Parks co., York, Neb.
2334
Volga boatmen’s song; Russian folk
song, transcribed by L. Retter; pf.
(In Melodies éternelles) © Dee. 31,
1927; 2 ec. Jan: 3, 1928; E 680826;
Louis Retter music co., St. Louis.
2335
Voluntarios (Los); letra y musica de
H. Fierro y Ed. Tavo; pf. [Photo-
stat] © Jan. 12,1928: 2.c..Jan.,t8 ;
EK 681301; Dicnisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 2336
Vom Rhein zur Donau; tlieder-
potpourri, von Max Rhode, of Ger-
many, op. 76; pf. © Dec. 10, 1927;
1 ec. Jan. 4, 1928; EH 677883; Musik-
verlag City, Leipzig. ‘Zao
Voodoo; negro grand opera, in 8 acts.
words and music by H. L. Freeman,
op. 18.. Complete sc. © 1 ¢. Jan.
11, 1928; D 27231; Harry Lawrence
Freeman, New York. 2338
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
Vous m’avez dit; paroles d’Emile Ver-
haeren, Musique de Max Vredenburg,
of Holland; mezzo-sop. ou bar.
Dec: 10, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 7%, 1928; EH
684258; Euitions Maurice Senart,
Paris. 2339
Vredenburg (Max) Six piéces pour
piano; de M. Vredenburg, of Hol-
land. 1. Prelude. [5 others] ©
Dec. 10, 1927.;,1 e¢.,Jani7, 1928; EB
684259; Editions Maurice Senart,
Paris. - 2340
Wade in the water; 4 pt. hymn, words
and music by Willa A. Townsend;
mixed voices. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 c.
Jan. 12; E 682142; Samuel W.
Beazley, Chicago. 2341
Wagner (Richard) Dreams (Tréume) ;
words by Mathilde Wesendock, vocal
transcription and English lyrie by
Franz C. Bornschein; sop. 1, 2 and
alto. 4to. [Hnglish and German
texts], © Dec.) 30:.1927; 2,e7 Jan.
3, 1928; E 680798; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 2342
Die meistersinger von Nitirnberg
(Les maitres chanteurs de Nurem-
berg) ; vorspiel, bearh. von Leopold
Weninger, of Austria; orch., mit
violino 1 direction. © Dee. 10, 1927;
1e. Jan. 4, 1928; E 677880; Anton
J. Benjamin, Leipzig. 2343
Waitin’ for Katy; words by Gus Kahn,
melody by Ted Shapiro. ©1e. Jan.
24, 1928; EH 681578; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 2344:
Waiting; words by Maury Madison
[pseud. of W. R. Smith], music by
Clarence Wright Jackson. © 1 e«.
Jan. 25, 1928; E 681516; W. Ren-
wick Smith, New York. 2345
Waits (The) are singing in the lane;
Christmas carol, words by George
Coleman Gow, music by Peter Chris-
tian Lutkin; mixed voices. 4to.
Dee:” 20; T9270 2c) Wan. Sa Oe O28 5
E 682023; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 2346
Walk with me; 4 pt. hymn, words and
musie by HE. C. Deas; mixed voices.
©: Fan. Bp i1O2sea ee Janets! bi
682144; Samuel W. Beazley, Chi-
cago. 2347
Walking by faith; words by A. H.
Ackley, music by Katherine Howe.
© Dee.. 7;:4920; 2rer Fan, 47, 1928;
EK 682276; John H. Jones, Greens-
boro, N. C. 2348
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no. 1, 1928
Waltz of the manikins; by. Michael
Aaron: pt... ©, Janz, .20;, 1928 :2> ¢.
Jan. 10; E 681360; Harold Flammer,
ine,, New York. 2349
Waliz of the roses; by Ida Bostel-
mann; pf. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan.
7; E 679985 ; Belwin, ine., New York.
2350
Waliz Wisna; melody by A. Schwartz.
© 1c. Jan. 5, 1928; E 680932; Abe
Schwartz, New York. 2351
Was it a dream; words by Sam Cos-
low, melody by Larry Spier. © 1c.
Jan. 11, 1928; E 681117; Spier &
Coslow, ine., New York. 2352
Was it a fad; words by T. Roessle,
music by Luther A. Clark. © 1 «¢.
Jan. 20, 1928; E 681398; Theodore
Roessle, Boston. 2353
Was macht denn die Malvin’ so lang
der kabin’; foxtrot aus. Alles aus
liebe, text von Karl Farkas, Ernst
Marischka u. Alfred Steinberg-
Frank, musik von Robert Stolz, of
Austria, op. 492. © Oct. 21, 1927;
1 e@ Jan. 13, 1928; E 684064; W.
Karezag, Vienna. 2354
Was macht denn die Malvin’ so lang in
der kabin’; foxtrot aus Alles aus
liebe, text von Karl Farkas, Ernst
Marischka u. Alfred Steinberg-
Frank, musik von Robert Stolz, arr.
von Fred Ralph, of Austria; salon-
orch. mit klavier direktion. 4to.
Oct. 21, 1927; 1 c. Dee. 21; E 684337 ;
W. Karezag, Vienna. 2355
Was. sagt mein miaédel dazu... ;
blues aus Alles aus liebe, text von
Karl Farkas u. Ernst Marischka,
musik von Ralph Benatzky, arr. von
Fred Ralph, both of Austria; salon-
orch. mit klavier d‘rektion. 4to.
Oety2h, 192734) e.Jdan. 18, 1928;
684330; W. Karezag, Vienna. 2356
Was sagt mein miadel dazu... ;
blues, aus Alles aus liebe, worte von
Karl Farkas u. Ernst Marischka,
musik von Ralph Benatzky, of Aus-
tria, arr. von Gustav Blasser. ©
Werner foot. Ceo san 16) 4998"
E 684274; W.- Karezag, Vienna.
2357
Was that some one you? words and
iInusic,.by W. A.;,Rill..«©>) 1,,c).Jan.
30, 1928; E 681628; Willard Albert
Rill, Andover, Mass. 2358
Wash you, make you clean; words and
melody by Elder Burch. © 1c. Jan.
18, 1928; E 681183; Ralph Peer,
New York. 2359
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
. 2370
Washington wabble; by Duke Elling-
ton; pf. © Dec. 30, 1927; 2 ¢. Jan.
19, 1928; EH 6823889; Gotham music
service, ine., New York. 2360
Watching the world go by; fox trot,
words by J. Keirn Brennan, music
by Ernest R. Ball, arr. by Joseph
Nussbaum; dance orch. 4to.
Jan. 2, 1928; 2 ec. Jan. 7; E 681200;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
2361
Water nymphs; by G. A. Grant-Schae-
fer; pf. © Jan. 17, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan.
21; E 682423; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 2362
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co. dance
folio; 30 song hits; pf., with ukulele
arr. by Harry Tiedeman. © Jan.
27, 28928 5 2500 Janis2670H 682576;
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. 2363
"Way down south in Alabama on the
Mobile Bay; words by G. H. Grey,
music by Robt. H. Brennen. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Jan.
a, 192622. -C:.. Jan. ol > Bi G@e2zeco)
Georgia H. Grey, Daytona. 2364
Way (The) he loves is just too bad;
words and music by Billy Curtis,
Jackie Rose and Andy Robbins; pf.
and ukulele ace. © 1e¢ Jan. 9,
1928; E 681078; Handy bros. music
co., inc., New York. 2365
Same. © Jan. 10, 1928; 2c. Jan.
13; E 682180; Handy bros. musie co.,
ine., New York. 2366
Way (The) that I’m feelin’ now;
words by Elmer Naylor and Carl
Zoehrns, music by M. Cooper Paul;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Dec. 31,
1 C. Jal. Ley tooo ee OGlare:
Carl Zoehrns, inc., Philadelphia.
2367
Wayside flower; by Frances Terry; pf.
© Jan, 19, 1928: 2 ¢..Jan. 28: EB
681604; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
2368
We; march, melody by S. T. G. Fox.
© 1c. Jan. 28, 1928; E 682657;
Sydney T. G. Fox, Richmond, S. I.,
ND 3 Nae 2369
We; march or one step, words by
Ruth Hoyt, music by Harry J. Lin-
coln; pf., vocal trio ad lib. © Jan.
7, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 9; E 681069; Van-
dersloot music pub. co., Williamsport,
Pa. 2370
. 109
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2371
We haven’t seen him since; words by
J. W. Sewell, music by Harold Arp-
thorp, of Great Britain; in C. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Jan.
25, 1928; 1 c« Jan. 27; E 684533;
Reynolds & co., London. 2att
We'll join the navy; words and melody
by C. H. Longbottom. © 1 ¢. Jan.
16, 1928 ; E 682302; Charles H. Long-
bottom, Brooklyn. 2372
We praise Thee, O God; anthem, by
A. I. Earle; 4 mixed voices. Law-
rence, Mass., Earle, Remick & co.
4to. © Oct. 24, 1927; 2 c. Nov. 7;
E 681211; Alfred I. Earle, Lawrence,
Mass. 2373
We shall walk through the valley;
4 pt. hymn, words and music by
A. M. Townsend; mixed voices. ©
Jan. 3, 1928; 2c. Jan. 12; E 682115;
Samuel W. Beazley, Chicago.’ 2374
Weary; words and music by G. W.
Henninger. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1928;
E 680850; G. William Henninger,
Mayville, N. Y. 2375
Weary way blues; words by Coleman
L. Minor,.music by C. L. Minor and
James Blythe. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1927;
E 679986; Lester Melrose, Chicago.
2376
Wedding bells mean dreams have
come true; words by H. Bradtke,
music by Chester Escher; 1st violin.
© 1c. Jan. 7, 1928; E 682002; Harry
Bradtke, Peru, Ill. 2377
Wedding dreams; love story, by P. A.
Marquardt; orch. © Jan. 20, 1928;
2c. Jan. 21; E 682444; Music buyers
corp., New York. 2378
Wedding (The) waltz; words by L.
Wolfe Gilbert, music by Al. Sher-
man and Con Conrad. © Jan. 19,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 28; E 682484; Leo
Feist, ine., New York.
Wedding (The) waltz; words by L.
Wolfe Gilbert, music by Al. Sher-
man and Con Conrad, arr. by Frank
Hy; Barry ;oreh.,;,4to., ©.Jan. ax
1928; 2 c« Jan. 18; E 681429; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 2380
Wee Willie Winkie and other Scottish
nursery songs; words by various atu-
thors, set to music by J. Michael
Diack, of Scotland. Wee Willie
Winkie. [5 others] © Dec. 9, 1927;
1e¢. Jan. 8, 1928; E 677861; Pater-
son’s publications, ltd., Glasgow.
2381
2379 |
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
Weep you no more sad fountains;
Elizabethan and Jacobean pt. scng,
by John Dowland, harmonized by
Edmund H. Fellowes, of England,
with tonic solfa tr. by H. J. Timo-
thy ; mixed voices; in G@ min. 4to.
© Dec. 17, 1927; 1 c Dee. 19; E
684326; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
2382
Weihnachtstraum ; leichte fantasie, von
Otto Fleischmann, of Germany, op.
30; violine u. klavier. © Dec. 10,
1927; 1.¢c. Jan. 9, 1928; HE. 677989 ;
Anton J. Benjamin, Leipzig. 2383
Wen liebe ruft [and] Zigeiner lied;
from When love calls, words by
Anshel Schorr, music by Sholom
Secunda. ;
(wy yard D1)
© Jan. 18, 1928: 2-c. Jan. 26: E
681499; Samuel Secunda, Brooklyn.
2384
Wesota kujawianka mazur; arr. by M.
Zmyslo; concertina. © Dec. 8381,
1927; 2 c«. Jan. 9, 1928; E 681046;
Vitak-Hlsnic co., Chicago. 2385
Western maid; words and melody by
C. M. Griffith, © 1c. Jan. 13, 1928;
E 681167; Clara M. Griffith, Dillon,
Mont. 2386
What a lonesome old day; words and
music by C. E. Weise. © 1c. Jan.
18, 1928; E 681314; Chesse E. Weise,
Kansas City, Mo. 2387
What a meeting that will be; words
and music by Harry Dixon Loes;
mixed voices. ©. Sept. 30, 1927;
2c Dec. 19; E 679802; Edwin O.
Excell, jr., Chicago. 2888
What a wonderful time that will be;
words by Dora E. Bowman, music
by B. B. McKinney; mixed voices.
(In Gospel melodies.) © Jan. 10,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 16; E 682243; Rob-
ert H. Coleman, Dallas. 2389
What do you say; words and music
by Jack Yellen, Milton Ager and
Paul Ash; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by May Singhi Breen. © Jan. 6,
1928; 2 c. Jan..6; E 680906; Ager,
Yellen & Bornstein, inc., New York.
2390
What have I done, that you can’t for-
give; words and music by G. J.
Visco. 1... alates 15y.chbeou, Fu
681186; Gennaro John Visco, College
Point, Ei. 7°1., IN-¥. 2391
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no. 1, 1928
What is the matter with the girl of
today; words and music by B. J.
McPhee. Boston, Mass., Louis H.
Ross music co. © Jan. 7, 1928; 2 ¢.
Jan. 11; E 682103; Burton J. Mc-
Phee, Boston. 2392
_ What more can I do; words by Jack
MeDonald, music by Larry Shay,
arr. by Rube Bennett; pf. and uku-
lele acc., with male trio arr. by Fred
K. Huffer. © Jan. 20, 1928; 2 ¢.
Jan. 27; E 681539; Paramount mu-
sic publishers, Chicago. 2393
What shall we do with mother; words
and melody by J. L. Moore.- ©
1c. Jan. 5, 1928; E 679875; Ralph
Peer, New York. 2394
What the robin sang; 2 pt. song,
words by A. J. Green, music by M.
Crichton, of England; treble voices.
ao Oraan. 17,1928: 1c, Jan. 19;
E 684365; Margaret Crichton, Lon-
don. 2395
What you gonna do when the world’s
on fire; words and melody by Ala-
bama tour. (© 1c. Jan. 5, 1928; BH
679874; Ralph Peer, New York.
2396
When; words by Andy Razaf and Bob
Schafer, melody by J. C. Johnson.
© 1c Jan. 11, 1928; E 682516;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 2397
When all my dreams come true; words
and music by S. L. Holsey. © 1.
Jan. 16, 1928; EH 681262; Sumner
Lincoln Holsey, Boston. 2398
When evening comes; words and mu-
sic by Robert J. Stevenson and
Harold Weeks; pf. and ukulele ace.
@© Dec. 28, 1927: 2 ce. Jan. 8, 1928;
I} 679824; Stevenson & Weeks, inc.,
Seattle. 2399
When I brought the ring around to
Rosie; words by Wm. G. Thiele, mel-
ody by G. Richardson. © 1 ¢. Jan.
27, 1928; E 682611; Grace Richard-
son, Oakland, Calif. 2400
When I close my eyes; from The new
moon, words by Oscar Hammerstein,
2nd., music by Sigmund Romberg.
© Dec. 30, 1927; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1928;
E 680970; Harms, inec., New York.
2401
When I first saw blackbirds in a little
town of Virginia; charleston, de
lYopérette Ma femme, paroles de P.
Briquet et P. Gordeaux, musique de
> 111
2412
Pierre de Meure et Irving Paris,
both ,of France. © Dec. 23, 1927;
1c. Jan. 25, 1928; E 684476; Kam,
Paris. 2402
When I’m all alone; words and mel-
ody by A. L. Friedman. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 11, 1928; E 681123; Alvin L.
¥riedman, Cleveland. 24038
When I met you; words and melody
by R. Hendeily. ©1e. Jan. 5, 1928;
EH} 6809138; Russell Henderly, Cincin-
nati. 2404
When love comes stealing; words and
music by Erno Rapée, Lew Pollack
and Walter Hirsch; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by Hank Linet. © Jan.
6, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 7; E 679946; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 2405
When nightbirds call; by Charles
Huerter; pf. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 ¢.
Jan. 5; E 6809850; John Church co.,
Cincinnati. 2406
When Robin Red Breast married Jen-
nie Wren; fox trot, words and mel-
ody by EH. M. Manley. © 1. Jan. °
3, 1928; E 679775; Hdward Marquis
Manley, Los Angeles. 2407
When shadows fall; waltz, words by
James Teslo, music by Ida Baker,
of Great Britain; in G. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Jan. 20,
1928; 1 c. Jan. 21; E 684458; Wor-
ton David, ltd., London. 2408
When some one dear is near; words
by L. C. Martin, melody by Homer
Tourjee. © 1c. Jan. 7, 1928; EB
682001; Luella Curtis Martin, Per-
vis, Calif. ' 2409
VWaen the birds come again in the
spring; words and music by C.
Mitchell, arr. by Hsther Kuhler;
mixed voices. © 1c. Jan. 7, 1928;
EH 679924; Charles Mitchell, Allen,
Neb. 2410
When the dark eyed girl waits for
me; words by Madame Puccetti, mel-
ody by R. A. Puceetti. © 1c. Jan.
21, 1928; H 682466; Robert A. Puc-
cetti, San Francisco. 2411
When the grapes grow purple; words
by Ronald N. Filbert [pseud. of D.
N. Gilbert], music by Kell Dastyllo
[pseud. of L.+G. del Castillo] ©
Dee. 25, 1927; 2 c. Jan. 14, 1928; EB
682555; Lloyd G. del Castillo, Bos-
ton, and Donald N. Gilbert, Syra-
euse, N.Y. 2412
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2413
When the Lord returned the captives;
words tr. from Psalm 126 by Otto
H. Bostrom, music by Gunnar Wen-
nerberg ; mixed voices. 4to. © Dec.
138, 1927; 2 c Dec. 380; E 680865;
Augustana book concern, Rock Is-
land, Ill. 2413
When the Lord shall appear; 4 pt.
hymn, words and music by Willa
A. Townsend ; mixed voices. © Jan.
Sn e2s' 2? Janis Ey GS2meg-
Samuel W. Beazley, Chicago. 2414
When the moon shines over Ferndale ;
words by H. P. Gildersleeve, melody
by Robt. H. Brennen. © 1 e¢. Jan.
26, 1928; E 682607; Howard P.
Gildersleeve, Ferndale, N. Y. .2415
When the New Year beils are ring-
ing; words by Ralph Stanley and
F. Slevin, music by F. Slevin, of
Great Britain; pf., with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech; in HE flat. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Jan. 16, 1928;
1c. Jan. 17; EH 684285; B. Feldman
& co.. London. 2416
When the saints go, marching in; 4
pt. hymn, words and music by Ed-
ward Boatner; mixed voices. ©
Jan \.3, 928; FD sen wdlamee, 12) eH)
682152; Samuel W. Beazley, Chi-
cago. 2417
When the sun goes down again; words
and music by Carson J. Robison.
©. Jan. -3)) 1928) M2 cA gam 34 |
679854; Triangle music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 2418
When twilight shadows fall; or, Call-
ing me, words and music by H. H.
Dickey. © + © Jan. 11 4a9o28eo
681124; Hattie Huffington. Dickey,
i. e. Mrs. Wm. S. Dickey, McGehee.
Ark, 2419
When we were sweethearts; words
and music by S. W. Emerson. At-
lanta, Ga., Mrs. C. L. Emerson. ©
Jan. 26, 1928; 2c. Jan. 26; EB 681550 ;
Sina White Hmerson, Atlanta.
2420
When we were twenty-one; words and
musie by W. E. Kelley. [Photostat]
@i4ace. Dec 31; 19275 HG 9rsea.:
Walter Edward Kelley, New York.
2421
When you are old; words by William
Butler Yeats, music by M. E. Polack;
high, in C. © 1c. Jan. 5, 1928; E
679883; Mar'e Hldridge Polack,
York, Pa. 2422
pt. II, n. s., v. 23
When you come back home to me;
words and music by R. Larsh. ©
Jan. 3, 1928; 2 ¢ Jan. 5; E 680977;
Ralph Larsh, Chicago. 2423
When you leave mother’s arms to
roam; words and music by P. Ber-
man. ©41c. Jan. 6, 1928; E 681196;
Phil'p Berman, Maspeth, L. I., N. Y.
2424
When you played the organ and I sang
The rosary; words by Edgar Leslie,
melody by Jos. Geo. Gilbert. ©1e.
Jan. 10, 1928; E 681252; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 2425,
When _you’re in love; words by Jack
Joyce, melody by C. Seddon. ©1e.
Jan. 30, 1928; EH 681633; Charles
Seddon, Pittsfield, Mass. 2426
Where: Jesus lives; Londonderry air,
words by Gerald Grey, music adapted
and arr. by J. A. Parks; quartet or
cho., for mixed voices. 4to. © Jan.
2, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan.G; HGs0S1G; J. Ax
Parks co., York, Neb. 2427
Where sunshine spends the winter;
words by Charles Hammond Frye,
- melody by Jan Plaskette [pseud. of
Jane Plaskette] ©1c. Dec. 3, 1927;
E 682519; Charles H. Frye and Jane
Plaskette, Los Angeles. 2428
Where the lazy Miss ssippi flows; 2 pt.
song, words by Alexis Ffrench, mu-
sic by Rollo DeFreyne, arr. by Clar-
ence Lucas, of England; treble
voices. New York, N. Y., Chappell-
Harms, ine. 4to. © Jan. 10, 1928;
1 «@ Jan. 11; HE 684227; Chappell &
co., Itd., London. 2429
While the others are dancing; words
by Irving Kahal and Francis Wheel-
er, music by Sammy Fain; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by Harry Tiede-
man. ©)\.Jan. 26,1928; 2 ¢ an, 25;
E 681491; Waterson, Berlin & Sny-
der co., New York. 2430
While we waltz goodnight; waltz,
words by Jack Meskill, music by
Charles Rosoff, arr. by F. Henri
Kl ckmann; orch. New York, Chap-
pell-Harms, ine. 4to. © Jan. 17%,
1928: .2 -e) Jan dsy .osbe2342 ;
Harms, inc., New York. 2431
Whirling; words and musie by N. A.
Neumann. © 1c. Jan. 17, 1928; E
682323; Nellie A. Neumann, Dor-
chester, Mass. 2432
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Whirr; 3 pt. song, words by Ruth
Sterling, music by Harry L. Vib-
bard; women’s voices. 4to. © Jan.
21; 1928; 2 c. Jan. 238; EH 682482;
John Church co., Cincinnati. 24383
Whiskers; words and music by Orlyn
Lee [pseud. of R. A. Jones] ©1e.
Jan. 13, 1928; E 681176; Rulon
Armstrong Jones, Los Angeles.
24384
Whiskey blues; words and music by
Will Ezell. ©1e. Jan. 5, 1928; E
680919 ; Ch cago music pub. co., ine.,
Chicago. 2435
Whisp’ring rose; words and music by
BE. G. Greenwood. © 1c. Jan. 23,
1928; E 682536; Emely Gabrelle
Greenwood, San Francisco. 2436
Whistling (The) painter; or, The
barney song, words and music by
Hal EH. Goodwin. © Oct. 4, 1927;
2 e. Nov. 18; E 679928; Harley E.
Goodwin, Hartford. 2437
White and crimson; march, by G. R.
Hall; pf. © Jan. 24, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan.
26; EK 682630; Guy R. Hall, Laotto.
Ind. 2438
Who are you; words by J. H. Har-
rison, melody by Glenn Goyke. ©
1 ec. Jan. 27, 1928; E 681565; James
Harold Harrison, Detroit. 2489
Who is my affinity: waltz, words and
music by Harry A. Abrahams, of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Dec. 30, 1927; 1 c. Dec. 31; E 677871:
Ord Hamilton, ltd.. London. 2440
Who knows ah who knows not he;
words by Norma Elmore and V.
Gary, music by Vie Edith Gary. ©
1 @- Dee. 27, 1927; EB 679987; Vie
Gary, Eureka, Calif. 2441
yho’s blue now; fox trot, words by
Irving Caesar, music by Joseph
Meyer. © Jan. 18, 1928; 2 @ Jan.
20: E 681349: Jerome H. Remick
& co.. New York. 2442
Who’s the man; words and music by
VY. Van Ghele. © Dec. 19, 1927; 2 ¢.
Jan. 7, 1928; E 679933; Victor Van
Ghele, New York. 2443
Who shall have my lady fair: ante
madrigal, words adapted and music
composed by R. L. Pearsall, ed. by
Hubert W. Hunt, of Great Britain;
4 mixed voices. 4to. © Oct. 31,
1927; 1 ec. Nov. 16; E 684036; H. F.
W. Deane & sons, The year book
press, ltd., London. 2444
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
2455
Whoopsie; from She’s my baby, words
by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard
Rodgers; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Wee 128, (1927 +°2'-e. “Dee: +303)° EH
680959; Harms, inc., New York.
‘ 2445
Whosoever (The) song; words by A.
H. Ackley, music by B. D. Ackley.
© Dee. 7;°1927; 2 ¢. Jan: 17, 1928:
E 682278; John H. Jones, Greens-
boro, N. C. 2446
Why am I loving you; words and
melody by W. Markowitz. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 16. 1928; E 682298; William
Markowitz, Los Angeles. 2447
Why did you forget; by HEler, of
France; melody, with pf. ace. ©
Deel 20) 19277 1 °c Fan? 16, 1928’;
E 684291; R. Lambert, Paris. 2448
Why don’t you; words and music by
Maury Madison‘ [pseud. of W. R.
Smith] [Photostat] © 1 ¢ Jan.
25, 1928; E 681517; W. Renwick
Smith, New York. 2449
Why not wear a shining face; words
by: A. H. Ackley, music by B. D.
Ackley. © Dec. 7, 1927; 2.e. Jan.
17, 1928; E 682281; John H. Jones,
Greensboro, N. C. 2450
Why. oh why. do you want me to cry;
words and music by Jennie V. Epps
fi. e. J. V. E. Lewis]. Pasadena,
Cal., Jennie V. Epps. © Oct. 20,
1927; 1 ce: Dec. 22, 1 «. Jan. 12, 1928 ;
E 681141; Jennie V. Epps Lewis,
Pasadena. 2451
Why should I; words and melody by
R. J. Shanley. ©1c. Nov. 22, 1927;
EK 679989: Rose Janette Shanley,
San Francisco. 2452
Why? why honey your [!] the reason
why: words and music by M. A.
Houghton; pf. ©1c. Jan. 20, 1928;
E 682643; Mervin A. Houghton,
Brooklyn. 2453
Wiegenlied; tekst von S. N., musik von
Jos. Karl Mraczek, of Czechoslo-
vakia. © Dee. 30,.1927;.1 ¢.. Jan.
12, 1928; E 684158; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. 2454
Wiener spezialitaten; walzerlied, aus
Alles aus liebe, text von Karl Farkas
u. Ernst Marischka, musik von Ralph
Benatzky. of Austria. © Oct. 21,
1927; 1 e. Jan. 18, 1928; E 684280;
W. Karezag, Vienna. 2455
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2456
Wigwam (The) on the prairie; action
song, words and music by W.
Stewart Roddie, of Great Britain.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Dee. 22, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 6, 1928;
EH 677935; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow. 2456
Will the lighthouse shine on me; 4 pt.
hymn, words and music by Willa
A. Townsend ; mixed voices. © Jan.
me LO28 > 2) es Jan) 127) By 6e2nol:
Samuel W. Beazley, Chicago. 2457
Will you meet me up there; words and
music by W. M. Murphree; mixed
voices. 8vo. © Jan. 25, 1928; 2 «¢.
gan. 26; E 682579; W. M. Murphree,
Lavonia, Ga. ' 2458
Will you remember ; words and melody
by J. H. Harrison. © 1c. Jan. 27,
1928; E 681564; James Harold Har-
rison, Detroit. 2459
Will you remember, will you forget;
theme song, from The three muske-
teers, words by Robert A. Simon,
music by Lewis H. Gensier. London,
Chappell & co, ltd. © Dee. 24,
1927; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1928; E 680973 ;
Harms, inc., New York. 2460
Wind in the cypresses; by Blair Fair-
child) ;) pis ©: (Awes) i922, ic.
July 26; E 680859; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany. 2461
Wind (The) will blow; words and
music by Orlyn Lee [pseud. of R. A.
Jones] Lt @ dan. 13)°1928;) BH
681175; Rulon Armstrong Jones, Los
Angeles. 2462
Windmill (The) by the river; by
Theodora Dutton; pf. © Dec. 20,
1927; 2 ec. Dee. 28; EH 680890; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 2463
Wine (The) cup; words by Richard
Aldington, music by George Harris;
bar. © Dee. 20, 1927; 2 c. Dec. 28;
E 681000; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 2464
Winter; poem by William Shakespeare,
music by Roland Farley; low voice.
© Dec. 20, 1927; 2 c. Dec. 28; EB
680988; G. Schirmer, inec., New York.
2465
Winter tales; by Oliver King, of Great
Britain; pf. 1. An October garden.
[3 others] © Dec. 8, 1927; 1c. Jan.
4, 1928; EH 677952; Schott & co., ltd.,
London. 2466
pt. 11Tpnus., v.28
Wishing; waltz, words and music by
M. J. Beasley, of Canada. Van-
couver, B. C., Paulerl orchestral di-
rection, Itd. © Dec. 23, 1927; 2c. |
Jan. 25, 1928; EH 681500; Marguerite |
Jean Beasley, Courtney, B. C.,
Canada. “ pee 2467
With all my heart; words and music
by H. H. Scott. [Photostat] ©
1c. Jan. 23, 1928; E 681480; Harry
H. Scott, Milwaukee. 2468
With lights burning low; by Bennie
Black [i. e. B. H. Black]; melody
with pf. acc. ©1 ec. Jan. 26, 1928;
EH 682618; Benjamin H. Black, Chi-
cago. 2469
With the coming of the morn; words
by Charlotte G. Homer, music by
Chas. H. Gabriel; mixed voices. (In
Gospel melodies) © Jan. 10, 1928;
2 « Jan. 16; H 682252; Robert H.
Coleman, Dallas. 2470
Within my heart; words by S. H.
Paxson, music by Florence E. Dahl-
strom; mixed voices. © Nov. 2,
1927; 2 ec. Jan. 16, 1928; E 682478;
Hope pub. co., Chicago. 2471
Without you; words and music by
M. G. Wittman. © 1 e¢. Jan. 23,
1928; E 681465; Max George Witt-
man, Chanute, Kan. 2472
Witness for my Lord; 4 pt. hymn,
words and music by Willa A. Towns-
end; mixed voices. © Jan. 8, 1928;
2c. Jan. 12; E 682159; Samuel W.
Beazley, Chicago. 2473
Wob-a-ly walk; words by Bud Green,
music by Harry Warren; pf. acc,
with ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini.
Jan. '3))1928: 2 ean. 4;)
680805; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inc., New York. 2474
Wonder what you'll be; cradle song,
words and melody by A. Remsen. ©
1c Jan. 3, 1928; E 679899; Alice
Remsen, New York. 2475:
Wonder where the blackbird went;
fox-trot, words and music by Vivien
Maurice, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele acc.; in A flat. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Jan. 16,
1928; 1 c. Jan. 17; E 684286; B.
Feldman & co., London. 2476
Wonderful dreams; waltz, by Bradley
Wright, arr. by Desire Gilson ; band.
Los Angeles, Calif., W. A. Quincke &
co. 4to. © Jan. 25, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan.
23; E 682666; Walter A. Quincke,
Los Angeles. 2477
114
no. 1, 1928
Wonderful kiss (Premier baiser) ;
words by Fred S. True, music by
René Jacobs; pf. ace. with ukulele
arr. by May Singhi Breen. © Dec.
31, 1927; 2c. Jan. 5, 1928; EH 680895 ;
Evan Georgeoff music pub. ©co.,
Cleveland. 2478
Wond ring; words and music by D. E.
Edwards. © 1 ¢. Jan. 20, 1928; E
682535; Dorothea Ermorine EKd-
werds, Brighton, Col. 2479
Won’t you please come back again?
words by L. Fanquier, music by
David Reed. © Dec. 7, 1927; 2 c.
Dec. 9; E 679221; Loyd Fanquier,
New Orleans. 2480
Wooden (The) soldiers’ tournament ;
by P. A. Marquardt; orch. © Jan.
20, 1928; 2 c« Jan. 21; E 682446;
Music buyers corp., New York. 2481
Woolie marche; by P. J. BékKa, arr.
by Henry Hermann; pf. conductor
pt. (Jn Schmidt’s orchestra series.
Miscellaneous composers, v. 1) ©
Dec. 31, 1927; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1928;
E 682036; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 2482
World of gladness; words and music
by N. A. Neumann. © 1c. Jan. 17,
1928; E 682322; Nellie A. Neumann,
Dorchester, Mass. 2483
World’s (The) greatest joy ; words and
music by W. Bowles; pf. and uku-
lele ace. New Orleans, La., Dave
Frank music house. © Jan. 3, 1928;
2 (e.a ans; 1 -680839;. William
Bowles, New Orleans. 2484
Wrapped up in a blanket; words by
J. Keirn Brennan, melody by James
Stanley Royce. ©1c. Jan. 18, 1928;
EH 681484; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
2485
Wunder (Das) der Heliane; oper in
3 akten, frei nach einem mysterium
H. Kaltnekers, text von Hans Milier,
musik von Hrich Wolfgang Korn-
gold, of Austria; orch, mit stimmen.
Poarscur. tc) (Dec. 15:) TO2T** Tc.
Dec. 19; D 27242; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. 2486
Wunder (Das) der Heliane; zwischen-
spiel, von Erich Wolfgang Korngold,
of Austria; klavier. © Dec. 20,
1927; 1 e. Dec. 17; E 684300; B.
Schott’s séhne, Mainz, Germany.
2487
Yarwood (Mare D.) Nocturne; pf.
©, Dec. ,27,, 1927 5:.2..¢. Dee. 29; EB
680788; Mare D. Yarwood, Elgin,
Til. 2488
|
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
2499
Ye dainty nymphs; 8 pt. song, words
by Edmund Spenser, music by Harry
L. Vibbard: women’s voices. 4to.
©) Fane 21, T9282 e! Var 255
682483 ; John Church co., Cincinnati.
2489
Year's (The) at the spring; words by
Robert Browning, music by Cedric
Sharpe, of Great Britain. © Dec.
28) 1927 >: aoe, Fant . £01928) Bb
684021; Joseph Williams, ltd., Lon-
don. 2490
Year’s (The) at the spring; words by
Robert Browning, music by EH. M.
Carter. © Jan. 24, 1928; 2c. Jan.
28; E 682621; Esther May Carter,
Oneida, Ky. 2491
Yo no sé (I know not); by Maria
Grever, transcribed by Arthur Hart-
mann; violin and pf. © Dec. 20,
1927; 2 c« Dec. 28; E 680986; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 2492
Yo-yo Yola; words by G. F. DePoe,
melodie completion by Casper Nath-
an. ©1c. Jan. 23, 1928; E 681477;
Glenn F. DePoe, Pittsburgh. 2493
You ain’t the one; words by A. D.
Porter, music by Charles Johnson;
pf. ©l1e. Jan. 3, 1928; E 680841;
Arthur D. Porter, New York. 2494
You are mine for ever; from The
three musketeers. words by Robert
A. Simon, music by Lewis HE. Gens-
ler. London, Chappell & co., ltd. ©
Dee. 24, 1927; 2 ce. Jan. 4, 1928; B
680974; Haims, ine, New York.
2495
You’d better leave me alone’ sweet
papa; words and melody by Clifford
Hayes. «© 1G fans 260 1928. By
682590; Ralph Peer, New York.
2496
You'd better mind; words and melody
by Reed and Duncan. © 1c. Jan.
5, 1928; EH 679881; Ralph Peer, New
York. 2497
You'd rather forget than forgive;
waltz, words and music by Howard
Johnson and Joe Davis; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by May Singhi Breen.
@ Jan. 3, 1928 s.27c.,.dan..onw Lo
679855 ; Triangle music pub. co., ince.,
New York. 2498
You furnish the girl—we’ll furnish
your nest; words and melody by
Jed on WHILE.,i ©, 2, Cx JS aBy 1951928 ;
E 682401; Jerome J. White, Flush-
me. Web IN. Yc 2499
115
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2500
You live on in memory; words and
music by Jo Trent. © Dec. 30, 1927;
2c. Jan. 19, 1928; E 682886; Gotham
musie service, ine., New York. 2500
You'll be sorry if you leave; words
and melody by J. C. Murphy. ©
1e. Jan. 18, 1928; E 681168; James
C. Murphy, Silver Lane, Conn.
2501
Youll come back from Broadway;
words by M. E. Rowland, music by
Carl Demangate. © 1. Jan. 26,
1928; EK 682615; Marvin. E. Row-
land, Schenectady, N. Y¥. 2502
You must have that true religion; 4
pt. hymn, words and music by EHd-
ward Boatner; mixed voices.
Jan. 3,,1928 : 2 ¢) Jang: 682016;
Samuel W. Beazley, Chicago. 2503
You never can tell; fox trot, words
and music by V. Bonzack. © 1 «.
Jan. 16, 1928; E 681260; Vester Bon-
zack, Detroit. 2504
You only you; words and music by
G.-E. Hayes; © de Janes, 1928;
EK 681244; Charles Thomas Hayes,
Charlotte, N. C. _ 2505
Youre always in danger with me;
words by C. M. Cole and J. Griffith
Martyn, melody by ©. M. Cole. ©
1 e¢. Jan. 21, 1928; E 682457; Clifford
M. Cole, New York. 2506
You’re just a little flower that the
bees haven’t found; words by Eugene
Hunter, music by Russel Smith; or-
gan acc., with ukulele arr. © Jan.
Le §928- 2. e. Jan. wks. Bp oocoole
William C. Handy, New York.
2507
You’re my baby doll; words and mu-
sic by B. L. Dobbins; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Jan. 10, 1928; 2 @. Jan.
18; E 682229; Bertha L. Dobbins,
San Antonio. - 2508
You’re the girl of my dreams; words
and music by Z. Insall. ©1e. Jan.
20, 1928; E 681394; Zilpha Insall,
El Paso. 2509
You're the only one for me; words and
music by J. L. Spree. © 1c. Jan. 6,
1928; E 680943; Joseph Lelyveld
Spree, New York. 2510
You’re what I need; from She’s “my
baby, words by Lorenz Hart, music
by Richard Rodgers; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Dee. 28, 1927; 2 c. Dee. 30;
E 680958; Harms, inc., New York.
+ 2511
pt. Tyne: S.,\V. 25
You say the same thing to ali; waltz,
words by. F. Downey, music by M.
Helfand, arr. W. C. Polla; orch. 4to.
© Jan..,13;,41928..2 evdanestss EB
682282; Maurice Helfand and Fair-
fax Downey. New York. 2512
You say the same to all; words by F.
Downey. music by M. Helfand. New
York, Galligan & Spink music pub-
lishers. © Dee. 7, 1927; 2 ¢. Dec.
9; E 682492; Maurice Helfand and
Wairfax Downey, New York. 2ols
You say youre through with me;
words and music by Harry Sosnik,
Jack Crawford and Lew Porter; pf.
acc., with ukulele arr. by Anthony J.
Franchini. © Jan. 4, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan.
4; E 679837; Lewis musie pub. co.,
New York. 2514
You stupid, it’s June; words by Grace
S. Love, music by Geoffrey O'Hara;
in” ©) Lean eee ee a,
14; EH 682212; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. ; 2515
You've got a lot to learn; words by
Jack Murray, music by Lester Lee.
© Jan. 25, 1928: 2%e Janel26e4 bi
682578 ; DeSyiva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine., New York. 2516
You’ve got a ukulele, he’s got a uku-
lele, I’ve got a ukulele; Hawaiian
fox trot, words and music by
Nawahi [i. e. B. Nawahi] © 1 «
Dec. 30, 1927; E 682644; Benny
Nawahi, New York. 2517
Young America; march, by H. F.
Odell, arr. by Loyd Loar; ten. banjo
solo or duet. (Jn Odell tenor banjo
solos) © Dec. 28, 1927; 1 c. Jan.
3, 1928, '1 ¢.’ Jan. 26; iees2563'-" A.
F. Odell co., Boston. 2518
Young love went a-roaming; words
by Onslow Frampton, music by H.
Waldo Warner, of Great Britain, op.
28, no. 1.. 1. Low--voiee; in D—
2. High voice; in G. -.© Dec. 31,
1927;.,2 e@.,each ,Jan. 6,,19253; Ei
679931, 679932; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 2519, 2520
Your [!] my best girl; words by P. EH.
Hubbell, melody by F. Compton. ©
1 c. Jan. 30, 1928; E 681611; Paul
Hdward Hubbell and Frank Comp-
ton, Los Angeles. 2521
Youthful hearts; by Edward A.
Mueller: pf. © dan! 3, 1925-°2 c:
Jan. 5; E 680956; John Church ©Co.,
Cincinnati. 2522
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no. 1, 1928
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
2533
Z minmy. nanicz:. melody. by FP.
Humeniuk. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1928; E
679893 ; Paul Humeniuk, New York.
Nees
Zanzibar ; words and music by Maury
Madison [pseud. of W. R. Smith]
[Photostat] © 1c. Jan. 25, 1928;
EB 681518; W. Renwick Smith, New
York. 2524
Zecher (Die); melodie von Wolff
Heinz in Forsters Frische liedlein,
bearb. von Erwin Lendvai, of Ger-
many; minnerchor a cappella. 4to.
On Oe 15,1927 3)o1--en Oct. 1Z4> EB
677887; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany. 2525
Zigeuner suite (Suite bohemienne) ;
von 8. Coleridge-Taylor, arr. von Leo
_Artok. of Germany, op. 104; salon
orch. mit pf. conductor. 1. Zigeuner
chor. [3 others] © Oct. 20, 1927;
1 e@ Oct. 17; E 677907; B. Schott’s
sohne, Mainz, Germany. 2526
Zigeunerfest; balletszene, von Franz
Léhar, arr. von Hans Schott, of
Austria; salon-orch. 4to. © Oct.
21, 1927; 1 ce. Dec. 21; E 684333; W.
Zona, don’t you hear me call; words
and melody by E. Hankanen. ©
1 e@ Jan. 9, 1928; E 681081; Hino
Hankanen, Erie, Pa. 2528
Zuleika; oriental ballet, by Hugo
Riesenfeld, arr. by Milan Roder;
orch., with violin obbl. © Dee. 20,
1927; 2 c« Jan. 5, 1928; E 680899;
Edwin F. Kalmus, ine., New York.
2529
2° quartetto; de Vincenzo Tommasini,
of Italy; 2 violini, viola et violon-
cello. © Dee. 10, 1927; .1.c: Jan.
7, 1928; E 684247; Editions Maurice
Senart, Paris. 2530
2° sonate; sonate fantaisie en forme
de rondeau, par P. de Bréville, of
France; viclon et pf. © Dee. 10,
1927; 1 ec. Jan. 16, 1928; EF 684892;
Rouart, Lerolle & cie., Paris. 25381
140th infantry march; by K. L. King;
band. ."Atorw; (Owdans 126, A928. 2c.
Jan. 26; EH 681546; Karl L. King
music house, Fort Dodge, Ia. 2532
1914; the dead; words by Rupert
Brooke, music by Reginald C. Rob-
bins; bar] © ,Dee./20, 1927 3°} .
Jan. 16, 1928; E 681342; Editions
Karezag, Vienna. 2527 Maurice Senart, Paris. 2533
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1928:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 8 unpublished) —_ 21
Class E, Musical compositions (including 668 unpublished) ___________ PaaS i
pick nieeeeves 2 Rulew iain tthe lh Ra ee bee eee 2, 5383
* 117
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN
RENEWED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909 [2533
Adoro te devote; by G. M. Dethier;
quartet or cho. of mixed voices. ©
Gaston M. Dethier, New York, as the
author of the music. R 42707, Jan.
13, 1928. 1
All for a man whose God was gold;
words by Will D. Cobb, music by
G. Edwards. © Gus Edwards; New
York, as the author. R 427638, Jan.
14, 1928. De
All hail! all hail; words by Flora
Kirkland, music arr. by I. H. Mere-
dith. © I. H. Meredith. New York.
as the author. R 42630, Jan. 7, 1928.
3
All hail to the Prince of life; words
by Mrs. R. N. Turner, music by I.
H. Meredith. © I. H.. Meredith,
New York, as the author. R 42622,
Jan. 7, 1928. : 4
All the world to me; from A royal
rogue, words by Charles Klein and
Grant Stewart, music by W. T.
Francis. © Emily T. Francis, New
York, as the widow of the author of
the music. R 42718, Dec. 1, 1927.
5
All will be right; words by Lizzie De
Armond, music by C. H. Gabriel.
© Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley,
Calif., as the author. R 42448, Jan.
5, 1928. 6
Amaranth waltz; by A. K. Pfund;
cuit. © Annie K. Pfund, Hartford
as the author. R 42618, Jan. 16,
1928. iv
Among the clouds; reverie bv Felix
Ollendorf [pseud. of N. M. Munroe]
© .N. Mavolta Munroe, Orange,
Mass., 1s the author. R 42686, Nov.
Do OO Zie 8
Angels from the realms of glory ; hymn
anthem, music by A. W. Lansing:
mixed voices. © A. W. Lansing,
Cohoes, N. Y., as the author. R
42585, Nov. 29, 1927. §
Answer the call; words by Ernest G.
Wellesley, music by H. A. Henry,
[pseud. of C. BH. Gabriel]. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 42465,
Jan. 5, 1928. 10
Apollonide (L’) (T6n); drame musi-
eal en 3 actes et 5 tableaux, d’aprés
Leconte de Lisle, musique de Franz
Servais; pf. et chant. Partition.
© Francois Godebski, Paris, as the
executor of the author. R 35107,
July 15, 1926. 11
As far as the Hast;-words by Flora
Kirkland, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 42573, Dec.
30, 1927. 1b?
As Moses lifted up the serpent; an-
them, by G. B. Nevin. © George
B. Nevin, Easton, Pa., as the author.
R 42640, Dec. 27, 1927. 13
As one his mother comforteth; words
by Bertha BH. Bush, music by C. H.
Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif., as the author. R
49482, Jan, 5, 1928. 14
Ask and receive; words by E. HE.
Hewitt, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick,
Germantown, Pa., as the widow of
the author of the music. R 42541,
Dec. 30, 1927. 15
Aubade: from Suite Bourguignonne,
by L. Vierne; pf. © Louis Vierne.
Paris, zs the author. R 42714, Dec.
8, 1927. 16
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Fugue D
major; adapted by J. L. Browne;
orch. © J. Lewis Browne, Chicago,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 42660, Dec. 14, 1927. 17
Be comforted ye that mourn; song of
resurrection, by W. A. Fisher, op. 12,
no. 1. © William Arms Fisher,
Boston. asthe author. R 42644, Dec.
AT, 192K; 18
Beautiful Arizona; words by H. Smith,
music by John Stromberg. © Edgar
Smith, New York, as the author of
the words. R 42734, Dec. 1, eae
118
RENEWALS
no: 1, 1928
f 2533 (41)
Beautiful lilies; words by Alice Jean
Cleator, music by J. L. Hall. ©
J. Lineoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 42677, Dec. 8, 1927. 20:
Beautiful story; words by Irvin H.
Mack, music by J. L. Hall. © J.
Lineoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 42668, Dec. 8, 1927. 21
Bebudelsen; aus Jomfru Maria, von
Otto Malling, op. 70, nr. 1; orgel.
© Gerda Malling Christensen, Copen-
hagen, as the child of the deceased
author. R 42619, Sept. 14, 1927. 22
Behold the King of glory pass; words
by James Montgomery, music by G.
B. Nevin; mixed voices. © George
B. Nevin, Easton, Pa., as the author.
R 42631, Dec. 27, 1927. 23
Bell (The) in the forest; romantic
operetta in 2 acts, by A. J. Schind-
ler. © Anthony J. Schindler, Bloom-
field, N. J., as the author of the
music. R 42709, Jan. 18, 1928. 24
Belle (The) of Bohemia; lancers, by
L. Englander, arr. by Charles J.
Roberts [pseud. of C. Kraushaar ;
orch. © Charles Kraushaar, Larch-
mont, N. Y., as the author of. the
arrangement. R 42733, Dec. 1, 1927.
25
Belles and beaux; waltzes, by George
Rosey [pseud. of G. M. Rosenberg]
© George M. Rosenberg, New York,
as the author. R 42749, Dec. 12,
1927. 26
Bells (The); words by Irving H.
Mack, music by J. L. Hall. © J.
Lneoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 42675, Dee. 8, 1927. 27
Bells are ringing; words by EH. HE.
Hewitt, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 42512, Dec.
a8 yak py 28
Beneath His sheltering wings; words
by E. E. Hewitt, music by Wm. J.
Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick,
Germantown, Pa., as the widow of
the author of the music. R 42544,
Dec. 30, 1927. 29
Bird melodies; words by Lizzie De
Armond, music by J. L. Hall. ©
J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 42599, Dec. 8, 1927. 30
Blessed land of rest; words by E. E.
Hewitt, music by Wm. J. Kirkpat-
rick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 42546, Dec.
30, 1927. 31
Blessed (The) story; words and music
by C. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the
author. R 42441, Jan. 5, 1928. 32
Blessed thought ; words by James Rowe,
music by S. B. Jackson [pseud. of
C. H. Gabriel]. © Charles H. Ga-
briel, Berkeley, Calif., as the author
of the music. R 42461, Jan. 5, 1928.
. 33
Blossoms of praise; words by Lizzie
De Armond, music by J. L. Hall.
© J. Lineoln Hall, Philadelphia, as
the author. R 42674, Dec. 8, 1927.
34
Blow up the trumpet; Haster anthem,
music by C. Simper. © Caleb
Simper, Kilbirnie, Barnstaple, Eng-
land, as the author. R 42687, Dec. 5,
1927. 35
Brightly the sunlight is gleaming to-
day; words by Louella Leonard,
music by J. L. Hall. © J. Lincoln
Hall, Philadelphia, as the author.
R 42678, Dec. 8, 1927. 36
Broome (Edward) Six opening sen-
-tences ; anthem, music by EH. Broome;
mixed voices with organ acc.
Hdward Broome, Toronto, Canada,
as the author of the music. R
42712, Sept. 17, 1927. aT
But who shall see; words by Thomas
Moore, music by A. M. Foerster. ©
Adolph M. Foerster, Pittsburgh, as
the author. R 42664, Dec. 14, 1927.
38
By the gallants I am feted; from
Sweet Ann Page, words by UL.
deLange and Edgar Smith, music by
W. H. Neidlinger. © Orra Barnum
Neidlinger, East Orange, N. J., as
the widow of the author of the
music. R 42725, Dec. 1, 1927. 39
Calanthe; waltzes, by A. Holzmann;
pf. © Abe Holzmann, East Orange,
N. J., aS the author. R 427388, Dec.
3, 1927. 40
Carol forth your praise; words by
Mrs. R. N. Turner, music by I. H.
Meredith. © I. H. Meredith, New
York, as the author. R 42623, Jan.
7, 1928. 41
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Children (The) of the King; words
by Ida L. Reed, music by Maurice
A. Clifton [pseud. of J. L. Hali] ©
J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 42685, Dec. 8, 1927. 42
Children’s day; words by F. L. Jones,
music by J. L. Hall. © J. Lincoln
Hall, Philadelphia, as the author. R
42679, Dec. 8, 1927. 43
Chime beautiful bells; words by Lizzie
De Armond, music by A. Geibel. ©
Adam Geibel, Philadelphia, as the |
author. R 426738, Dec. 8, 1927. 44
Chosen for His service; words by
Lizzie De Armond, music by Adolph
Jesreal [pseud. of C. H. Gabriel]
© Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley,
Calif., as the author. R 424386, Jan.
5, 1928. 45
Claire de lune; de Suite Bourguig-
nonne, par L. Viérne; pf. © Louis
Vierne, Paris, as the author. R
42715, Dee. 8, 1927. 46
Clinging to the cross; words by Neal
A. McAuley, music by Geo. H. Cros-
by [pseud. of C. H. Gabriel] ©
Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author. R 42452, Jan. 5, 1928.
47
Clinging to Thee; words by James
Rowe, music by Geo. H. Crosby
[pseud. of C. H. Gabriel] ©
Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author. R 42453, Jan. 5, 1928.
48
Come almighty Spirit; words by Flora
B. Harris, music by C. H. Gabriel.
© Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley,
Calif., as the author. R 42442, Jan.
5, 1928. 49
Come for all things are ready; words
by L. H. Edmunds, music by Wm.
J. Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirkpat-
rick, Germantown, Pa., as the widow
of the author of the mus‘e. R 42563,
Dec. 30, 1927. 50
Come forth; words by Flora B. Har-
ris, music by C. D. Emerson, [pseud.
of C. H. Gabriel] © Charles H.
Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the au-
thor of the music. R 42459, Jan. 5,
1928. 51
Coming back to Jesus; words by Lizzie
De Armond, music by Geo. H. Cros-
by [pseud. of C. H. Gabriel] ©
Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author. R 42454, Jan. 5, 1928.
52
Creole (A) belle; words by J. W.
Johnson, music by Rosamond John-
son [i. e. J. R. Johnson] © James
W. Johnson, New York, as the
author of the words, and J. Rosamond
Johnson, New York, as the author
of the music. R 42747, Dec. 12, 1927.
ye 53
Crumb (A) for me; words by EH. EH.
Hewitt, music by Wm. J. Kirkpat-
rick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 42552, Dec.
380, 1927. 54
Cry (The) in the land; words by J.
W. Carpenter, music by C. H. Ga-
briel. © Charles H. Gabriel, Berke-
ley, Calif., as the author. R 42443,
Jan. 5, 1928. f 55
Cut loose from the shore-line; words
by Myron W. Morse, music by Wm.
J. Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirkpat-
rick, Germantown, Pa., as the widow
of the author of the music. R 42555,
Dee. 30,- 1927. 56
Daughters of a min‘ster; from Royal
rogue, words by Charles Klein and
Grant Stewart, music by W. T.
Francis. © Emily T. Francis, New
York, as the widow of the author
of the music. R 42719, Dec. 1, 1927.
57
Day by day; descriptive song, words
and music by T. Stanford. © Tony
Stanford, New York, as the author.
R 42741, Dec. 3, 1927. 58
Day (The) of resurrection; carol, by
F. H. Brackett. © Frank H. Brac-
kett, Ashland, Mass., as the author.
R 42639, Dec. 27, 1927. 59
Dethier (Gaston M.) Lied; organ.
© Gaston M. Dethier, New York,
as the author. R 42708, Jan. 13,
1928. 60
Diamonds don’t care who wear them;
words by Will D. Cobb, music by
G. Edwards. © Gus Edwards, New
York, as the author. R 42752, Jan. .
14, 1928. 61
Don’t answer unkindly; words and
mus’c by J. W. Van de Venter. ©
J. W. Van de Venter, St. Peters-
burg, Fla., as the author. R 42682,
Dee. 8, 1927. 62
Don’t trifle with a trusting heart;
words by Will D. Cobb, music by
G. Edwards. © Gus Edwards, New
York, as the author. R 42753, Jan.
14, 1928. 63
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no. 1, 1928
Draw near Blessed Savior; words by
BE. E. Hewitt, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 42534, Dec.
30, 1927. 64
Dream (The) maker man; by Ethel-
bert Nevin. op. 28. "Anne Paul
Nevin, New York, as the widow of
the author. R 42652, Dec. 14, 1927.
65
Easter (The) bells; words by Irving
H. Mack, music by J. L. Hall. ©
J. Lineoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 42676, Dee. 8, 1927. - 66
Easter flowers; words by Flora Kirk-
land, music by I. H. Meredith. ©
I. H. Meredith, New York, as the
author. R 42624, Jan. 7, 1928. 67
Haster light is shining; words by E.
EK. Hewitt, music* by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the mus-c. R 42511, Dec.
30, 1927. 68
Echoes from the ball room; no. 3, by
L. P. Laurendeau, D. S. Godfrey,
and others; orch. © John Church
co., Cincinnati, as the proprietor.
R 42651, Dec. 14, 1927. 69
Ever I’ve faith in Thee; words and
music by H. Wright. © Harry
Wright, New York, as the author.
R 42740, Dec. 3, 1927. 70
Every promise He’ll fulfill; words by
J. O. Chisholm, music by Wm. J.
Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick,
Germantown, Pa., as the widow of
the author of the music. R 42540,
Dee. 30; 1927. val
Fair rose of Sharon; words by Kate
Ulmer, music by J. L. Hall. © J.
Lineoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 42672, Dec. 8, 1927. 2
Fairest (The) flower; words by Ada-
line H. Berry, music by J. L. Hall.
© J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia. as
the author. R 42681, Dec. 8, 1927.
es
Faith (The) victory; words by Ida
M. Budd, music by C. H. Gabriel.
© Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley,
Calif., as the author. R 424387, Jan.
d, 1928. 74
Father’s (The) love; words by Ida
L. Reed, music by Maurice A. Clifton
[pseud. of J. L. Hall] © J. Lincoln
Hall, Philadelphia, as the author.
R 42684, Dec. 8, 1927. 75
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Few (A) little seeds; words by Ada
Blenkhorn, music by Wim. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 42565, Dec.
30, 1927. 76
Flower’s (The) message; words by
Alice Cleator, music by Maurice A.
Clifton f[pseud. of J. L. Hall] ©
J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 426838, Dec. 8, 1927. 177
Follow in His steps; words by Johnson
Oatman, jr.. music by Wim. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 42519, Dec.
30, 1927. 78
Following Jesus; words by Lizzie De
Armond, music by H. A. Henry,
[pseud. of CC. H. Gabriel] ©
Charles H. Gabriel, Berkley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 42463,
Jan. 5, 1928. 79
For everything praise Him; words by
Lizzie De Armond, music by J. L.
Hall, “Oss Lincoln Hall, Philadel-
phia, as the author. R 42670, Dec.
8, 1927, 80
Forward; words by Irving H. Mack,
music by Maurice A. Clifton [pseud.
of J. L. Hall] © J. Lincoln Hall,
Philadelphia, as the author. R
42671, Dec. 8, 1927. 81
Forward children forward; words by
A. N. Blatchford, music by J. L.
Hats, ©) i Lincoln Hall, Philadel-
one as the author. R 42669, Dec.
, 1927. 82
Forward O Christian forces; Ltt by
Robert Lowry, music by iy L. Hall.
© J. Lincoln ‘Hall, Philadelphia, as
the author. R 42586, Dee. 8, 1927.
83
Forward soldiers; words by H. D. K.,
musics by, J. Lp hadle (Oyo: Lincoln
Hall. Philadelphia. as the author.
R 42680, Dec. 8, 1927. 84
Frau Luna; operette von _ Bolten-
Bickers, musik von P. Lincke;
klavierauszug mit text. © Paul
Lincke, Berlin, as the author. R
42610, Jan. 7, 1928. 85
Gates (The) of Jerusalem; By by
Wm. Apple, music by C. Gabriel.
© Charles H. oe Berkeley,
Calif., as the author. R 424384, Jan.
5, 1928. 86
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Gathering sheaves for Jesus; words by
Jennie Wilson, music by J. L. Hall.
© J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as
the author. R 42594, Dec. 8, 1927.
87
Get right with God; words by N. A.
McAuley, music by C. H. Gabriel.
© Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley,
Calif., as the author. R 42472, Jan.
5, 1928. 88
Give me understanding; words by Wil-
liam H. Bathurst, music by Wm. |.
Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick,
Germantown, Pa., as the widow of
. the author of the music. R 42559.
Dee. 30, 1927. 89
Glad (A) good morning; words by H.
EK. Hewitt, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 42522, Dec.
80,..1927. 90
Gloria Patri; by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick.
© lizzie Kirkpatrick, Germantown,
Pa., as the widow of the author. R
42558, Dec. 30, 1927. 91
Glorious things of Thee are spoken;
hymn anthem, words by John New-
ton, music by G. A. Burdett. ©
George A. Burdett, Newton Centre,
Mass., as the author. R 42646, Dec.
Dice OZ(.. 92
Glory, honor and praise; words by J.
Banton Lawrence, music by C. H.
Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif., as the author. R
42435, Jan. 5, 1928. 93
Go to God’s store-house; words by
Mary Wingate, music by Wm. J.
Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick,
Germantown, Pa., as the widow of
the author of the music. R 42518,
Dec. 30, 1927. 94
God bless my good old mother; words
by Tom Daly, music by G. Edwards.
© Gus Edwards, New York, as the
author. R 42755, Jan. 14, 1928. 95
God is with us; words by Walter J:
Mathams, music by J. L. Hall. ©
J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 42604, Dec. 8, 1927. 96
God (The) of the universe careth:-for
thee; words by Amelia M. Stark-
weather, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 42529, Dec.
30, 1927. 97
pt. IT, N.S, ¥. 23
God wants your heart; words by Mrs.
F. A. Breck, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 42538, Dec.
30, 1927. 98
Golden harps are sounding; sacred
song, words by Frances R. Haver-. °
gal, music by J. L. Browne; high
voice, with violin and cello, ad lib.
© J. Lewis Browne, Chicago, as the
author. R 42661, Dec. 14,1927. 99
Golden harps are sounding; words by
Frances’ Ridley Havergal, music by
J. L. Hallk © J. Lincoln Hall,
Philadelphia, as the’ author. R
42603, Dec. 8, 1927. 100
Grace for grace; words by Lizzie De
Armond, music by Oran Williams
[pseud. of CC. H, Gabriel] ©
Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R
42470, Jan. 5, 1928. tor
Growing in the sunshine; words by
EK. HK. Hewitt, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
. mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 42548, Dec.
30, 1927. 102
Hallelujah hallelujah; words by Irvin
H. Mack, musie by J. L. Hall. ©
J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 42597, Dec. 8, 1927. 103
Hallelujah, hark the song; words by
Ada Blenkhorn, music by C. H.
Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel.
Berkeley, Calif., as the author. R
42475, Jan. 5, 1928. 104
Hasten away; words by C. Austin
Miles, music by Maurice A. Clifton
[pseud. of J. L. Hall] © J. Lin-
coln Hall, Philadelphia, as the au-
thor. R 42588, Dee. 8, 1927. 105
Have a cheering message; words by
James Rowe, music by C. H. Gabriel.
© Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley,
Calif., as the author of the music.
R 42467, Jan. 5, 1928. 106
He ecalleth for you; words and music
by C. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the au-
thor. R 42450, Jan. 5, 1928. 107
He careth for thee; words by Anna N.
Woodruff, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 42526, Dec.
30, 1927. 108
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He paid the price of sin; words by
Fred Woodrow, music by C. H.
Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif., as the author. R
. 42446, Jan. 5, 1928.
He reigneth evermore; words by Grant
Colfax Tullar, music by I. H. Mere-
dith. © I. H. Meredith, New York,
as the author. R 42628, Jan. 7, nae
He will guide my soul; words by
James Rowe, music by Geo. H.
Crosby [pseud. of C. H. Gabriel]
© Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley,
Calif., as the author. R 42456, Jan.
5, 1928. 111
Hear the angels singing; words by C.
Austin Miles, music by Maurice A.
Clifton [pseud. of J. L. Hall] © J.
Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 42596, Dec. 8, 1927. 112
Hear the happy voices ringing; words
by Louella Leonard, music by J. L.
Hall. © J. Lincoln Hall, Philadel-
phia, as the author. R 42598, Dec.
+A IS 2 ain pts}
Hear the merry laughter; words by
Irvin H. Mack, music by J. L. Hall.
© J. Lineoln Hall, Philadelphia, as
the author. R 42667, Dec. 8, 1927.
114
Hearken to the music; words by M.
Matthew Smith, music by J. L. Hall.
© J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as
the author. R 42601, Dec. 8, 1927.
115
Heavenly (The) summer land; words
by Alice Jean Cleator, music by J. L.
Hall. © J. Lincoln Hall, Philadel-
phia, as the author. R 42593, Dec.
8, 1927. 116
His bountirul care; words by Lizzie
De Armond, music by C. H. Gabriel.
© Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley,
Calif., as the author. R 42479, Jan.
5, 1928. 117
Holiness unto the Lord; words and
music by Mrs. C. H. Morris. © Le-
lia N. Morris, McConnelsville, O., as
the author. R 42611, Jan. 10, 1928.
118
Holy (The) Sabbath day; words by
Jennie Wilson, music by J. L. Hall.
© J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as
the author. R 42587, Dec. 8, 1927. ,
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Homeland (The) of heaven; words
by E. E. Rexford, music by C. H.
Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif., as the author. R
42438, Jan. 5, 1928. 120
Homeward bound; words by J. M.
Orrock, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author. R 42473, Jan. 5,
1928. 121
How do I love thee; words by El za-
beth. Barrett Browning, music by H.
K. Hadley, op. 20, no. 3. © Henry
K. Hadley, New York, as the author.
R 42635, Dec. 27, 1927. 122
Hungarian rhapsody; by H. W.
Loomis, op. 53, no. 2; pf. © Har-
vey Worthington Loomis, Roxbury,
Mass., as the author. R 42648, Dec.
31, 1927. 123
Hungering and thirsting; words by
Anna M. Robbins, music by Wm. J.
Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick,
Germantown, Pa., as the widow of
the author of the music. R 42524,
Dee. 30, 1927. 124
Hymn (The) of blessing; words by
EK. EK. Hewitt, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 42533, Dec.
30, 1927. 125
I ain’t got no time to be your baby;
words by Tom Daly, music by G.
Edwards. © Gus Edwards, New
York, as the author. R 42751, Jan.
14, 1928. 126
I am free; words by M. W. Miller,
musie by C. H. Gabriel. © Charles
H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the
author. R 42444, Jan. 5, 1928. 127
I am saved by grace; words by Fanny
J. Crosby, music by Wm. J. Kirkpat-
rick. © L‘zzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 42520, Dec.
30, 1927. 128
I am with you all the days; words by
Lizzie De Armond, music by How-
ard Clare [pseud. of J. L. Hall] ©
J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 42600, Dee. 8, 1927. 129
I belong to the King; words by Ida L.
Reed, music by Maurice A. Clifton
[pseud. of J. L. Hall] © J. Lincoln
Hall, Philadelphia, as the author.
R 42605, Dec. 8, 1927. 130
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I can’t tell why I love you, but I do;
words by Will D. Cobb, music by G.
Edwards. © Gus Edwards, New
York, as the author. R 42689, Dec.
31, 1927. 131
I hunger and I thirst; words by J. S.
B. Monsell, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 42579, Dec.
30, 1927. 132
I just can’t keep from taking hold of
things; words by Will D. Cobb, mu-
sic by G. Edwards. © Gus Ed-
wards, New York, as the author. R
42754, Jan. 14, 1928. 133
I love to seatter sunshine; words by
James Rowe, music by C. H. Ga-
briel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berke-
ley, Calif., as the author. -R 42433,
Jan. 5, 1928. 134
I love to tell the story; words by
Catharine Hankey, music by J. L.
Hall. © J. Lineoln Hall, Philadel-
phia, as the author. R 42590, Dee.
$,.1927; 135
I’m a pilgrim; words by Mary S. B.
Dana, music by J. L. Hall. © J.
Lineoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 42591, Dec. 8, 1927. 136
I plucked a quill from Cupid’s wing;
words by Aubrey Boucicault, music
by H. K. Hadley, op. 20, no. 5. ©
Henry K. Hadley, New York, as the
author. R 42634, Dec. 27, 1927. 137
I wonder why I want no one but you;
words by Will D. Cobb, music by
G. Edwards. © Gus Edwards, New
York, as the author. R 42761, Jan.
14, 1928. 138
If I dared to tell my love for you;
words by Will D. Cobb, music by
G. Edwards. © Gus Edwards, New
York, as the author. R 42762, Jan.
14, 1928. 139
If we walk in the light; words by
E. E. Hewitt, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 42570, Dec.
30, 1927. _ 140
In a song of joy and gladness; words
by KE. EH. Hewitt, music by Wm. J.
Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick,
Germantown, Pa., as the widow of
R 42567,
141
the author of the music.
Dec. 30, 1927.
tl
In the summer of God’s love; words
by Lizzie De Armond, music by Wm.
J. Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirkpat-
rick, Germantown, Pa., as the widow
of the author of the music... R 42564,
Dec. 30, 1927. 142
Increase our faith; words by E. E.
Hall, music by J. L. Hall. © J.
Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. R. 42595, Dec. 8, 1927. 143
Invitation (The); words and music
by C. H. Gabriel. ©. Charles H.
Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the
author. R 42449, Jan. 5,1928. 144
Is it there; by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick.
© Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Germantown,
Pa., as the widow of the author.
R 42525, Dec. 30, 1927. 145
is there room for me’; words by E. E.
Hewitt, music by Wm. J. Kirkpat-
rick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 42545, Dec.
30, 1927. 146
It is difficult to shimmer in society;
duet, from Sweet Ann Page, words
by L. deLange and Edgar Smith,
music by W. H. Neidlinger; pf. ©
Orra Barnum Neidlinger, East Or-
ange, N. J., as the widow of. the
author of the music. R 42732, Dee.
i Uap bb arg 147
Jesus alone can save me; duet and
cho., words by Kate Ulmer, music by
Wm. J. Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirk-
patrick, Germantown, Pa., as the
Widow of the author of the music.
R 42517, Dec. 30, 1927. 148
Jesus lives; words by Alice Jean
Cleator, music by J. L. Hall. © J.
Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 42602, Dec. 8, 1927. 149
Jesus will listen to me; words by
Sarah R. R. Ernest, music by Wm.
J. Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirkpat-
rick, Germantown, Pa., as the widow
of the author of the music. R 42516,
Dec. 30, 1927. 150
Joy and praise; words by Alice Jean
Cleator, music by J. L. Hall. © J.
Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 42592, Dec. 8, 1927. 151
Just as true today; by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author. R 42513, Dec. 30, 1927. 152
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no. 1, 1928
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ee 2533 (174).
Just for today; words and music by
H. A. Henry [pseud. of C. H. Ga-
priel]. © Charles H. Gabriel, Berke-
ley, Calif., as the author. R 42464,
Jan, 5, 1928. 153
Just for today; words by Lizzie De
Armond; music by C. H. Gabriel.
© Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley,
Calif., as the author. R 42477, Jan.
5, 1928. ) 154
King (The) of glory; words from
Psalm 24, music by J. L. Hall. © J.
Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 42589, Dec. 8, 1927. 155
Lass (The) I love; words and music
by ©. Olcott; pf. © Chauncey Ol-
cott, Saratoga Springs, N. Y., as the
author: R 42731, Dec. 1, 1927. 156
Lead on; words by James Rowe, music |
by S. B. Jackson [pseud. of C. H.
Gabriel]. © Charles H.. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif., as the author of
.the music. R 42460, Jan. 5, 1928.
157 |
Lead us to Thee; words by L. H. Ed-
munds, music by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick. |
© Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Germantown,
Pa., as the widow of the author of
the music. R 42569, Dec.-30, 1927.
158
Left hand studies; by Mrs. Crosby |
Adams; pf. no. 1, 2. © Juliette
Graves Adams, i. e., Mrs. Crosby
Adams, Montreat, N. C., as the au-
thor. R 42381, 42382, Dec. 31, 1927.
159, 160
Leila; serenata Mexicana, by W. Paris
Chambers, arr. by G. D. Barnard;
orch. © George D. Barnard, Mays-
ville, Ky., as the author of the ar-
rangement. R 42656, Dec. 14, 1927.
~ 161
Let in the light; words by E. HE.
Hewitt, music by Wm. J. Kirkpat-
rick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 42542, Dec.
30, 1927. 162
Let in the sunlight; words by M.
Ellen Smith, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 42561, Dec.
30, 1927. 163
Life forevermore; Easter service for
Sunday school, by R. DeWitt Mal-
lory. ‘© Lucy W. Mallory, Spring-
- field, Mass., as the widow of the
author. R 427386, Dec. 31, 1927. 164
Life in the loom; words by Mary A.
Lathbury, music by G. C. Stebbins.
© Geo. ©. Stebbins, Brooklyn, as
the author. R 40841, Dec. 30, 1927.
165
Lily (The) ; words by Flora Kirkland,
music by I. H. Meredith. © I. H.
Meredith, New York, as the author.
R 42626, Jan. 7, 1928. 166
Lily (The) of the valley; words by
Flora Kirkland, music by I. H.
Meredith. © I. H. Meredith, New
York, as the author. R 42627, Jan.
7, 1928. 167
Little ensign; by F. Bendel, critically
rev. with reference to fingering and
marks of expression by Heinrich
Germer, op. 107, no. 2; pf. © Leo
Germer, Dresden, Germany, as the
child of the deceased author of the
revision. R 49582, Jan. 12, 1928.
168
Little golden sunbeams; words by E.
E. Hewitt, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 42550, Dec.
30, 1927. 169
Living (A) friend is Jesus; words by
EK. E. Hewitt, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of-the music. R 42510, Dee.
30, 1927. 170
Longings; words by Franklin Pierce
Carrigan, music by C. Johns; high
voice. .-.© Clayton Johns, Boston, as
the author. R 42659, Dee. 14, 1927.
ae 171
Lord (The) bless thee; words from
the Bible, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 42575, Dec.
30, 1927. 172
Lord (The) is in His holy temple;
Habakuk, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 42557, Dec.
30, 1927. 173
Lord .(The) is merciful; anthem; by
G. A. Burdett. © George A. Bur-
dett, Newton Centre, Mass., as the
author. R 42641, Dec. 27, 1927. 174
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Love mighty and wonderful; words
by Anna N. Robbins, music by Wm. |
J. Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirkpat- |
rick, Germantown, Pa., as the widow
of the author of the music. R |
175 }
42535, Dec. 30, 1927.
Love (The) of a summer day; words
by John Bennett, music by G. D.
Douglas. © Gertrude
Douglas,
thor.
Lovely
R 42384, Jan. 4, 1928.
Wm. J. Kirkpatrick.
sic. R 42509, Dec. 30, 1927.
Lower and lower; words by ] Site! OF
Hewitt, music by Wm. J. Kirkpat- |
© Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger- |
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the |
rick.
author of the music. R 42521, Dec.
30; 1927. 178 |
Lune (La) blanche; by Ethelbert |
Nevin, op. 28. © Anne Paul Nevin,
New York, as the widow of the au-
thor. R 42653, Dec. 14, 1927.
Mad (The) Sequedilla of gay Seville ;
from Sweet Ann Page, words by L. |
deLange and Edgar Smith, music by
W. 4H. Neidlinger. © Orra Barnum
Neidlinger, East Orange, N. J., as | 3
i o My charcoal charmer; words by Will
the widow of the author of the mu-
sic. R 42728, Dec. 1, 1927. 180
Magnificat im A; by C. F. Manney, op.
6, no. 1. Charles F. Manney. Bos-
ton, as the author. R 42636, Dec.
2 1 9BT 181
Mamma’s millions; from A _ royal
rogue, words by Grant Stewart and
Charles Klein, musie by W. T. Fran-
cis. © Emily T. Francis, New York,
as the widow of the author of the
music. R 42729, Dee. 1, 1927. 182
Man (The) behind the gun; by J. P.
Sousa. 1: Band.—2. Pf., 4 hands.—
3. Banjo duet—4. Banjo _ solo.—
5. Banjo and pf. © John Philip
Sousa, New York, as the author. R
42654, 42662, 42663, 42665, 42666,
Dec. 14, 1927. 183-187
Maple leaf redowa; by W. H. Scouton;
orch. © William H. Scouton, Fos-
toria, O., as the author. R 42657,
Dec. 14, 1927. * 188
Marching onward; words by Lizzie De
Armond, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel. Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author. R 42478, Jam. 5, 1928.
189
Douglas |
Philadelphia, as the au- |
176 |
(The) secret; duet and cho., | Mishty (0, fave Bsa) Ofte eee
words by E. E. Hewitt, music by |
© Lizzie |
Kirkpatrick, Germantown, Pa., as |
the widow of the author of the mu- |
LTZ |
| Mr. Noddy knows a thing or two; from
179
Maria besoger Elisabeth og priser Gud ;
aus Jomfru Maria, von Otto Malling,
op. 70; nr. 2; orgel. © Gerda Mal-
ling Christensen, Copenhagen, as the
child of the deceased author. R
42620, Sept. 14, 1927. 190
| Message of the lilies; words by Mar-
garet Deland, musie by C. Minetti.
© Carlo Minetti, Pittsburgh, as the
author. R 42642, Dec. 27, 1927. 191
munds, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 42576, Dee.
30}, 1927. , 192
Sweet Ann Page, words by L.
deLange, and Edgar Smith, music
by W. H. Neidlinger; pf. © Orra
Barnum Neidlinger, East Orange,
N. J., as the widow of the author
of the music. R 42726, Dec. 1, 1927.
/ 193
Morning (The) of life; words by
Abbie Mills, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 42568, Dec.
30, 1927. 194
D. Cobb, music by G. Edwards. ©
Gus Edwards, New York, as the
author. R 42759, Jan. 14, 1927. 195
My creole belle; words by J. W. John-
Rosamond Johnson
fi. e. J. R. Johnson} © James
W. Johnson, New York, as the
author of the words and J. Rosa-
mond Johnson, New York, as the
author of the music. R 42744, Dec.
12, 1927. 196
gon, music by
My heavenly home; words by Wm.
Hunter, music by C. H..Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 42468,
Jan. 5, 1928. 197
My home girl; words by Hd. F. Cogley,
music by Wm. E. Bock; pf. © Ed.
F. Cogley, Council, Bluffs, Ia., as. the
author of the words. R 42716, Dec.
1, 1927. 198
My money never gives out; words and
musie by I. Jonesi:' © Irving Jones,
New York, as the author. R 42739,
Dec, 3, 1927. 199
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My Redeemer and my Lord; words by
Longfellow, music by Dudley Buck;
high voice. © Dudley Buck, jr.,
New York, as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 42655, Dec. 14,
1927. 200:
My true love Prue; words. by R. B.
Smith, musie by Harry T. MacCon-
nell; pf. © Robert B. Smith, Hast
Orange, N. J., aS the author of the
words, BR 42717, Dec. 1, 1927. 201
Never lose sight of your Lord; words
by Johnson Oatman, jr., music by
Wm. J. Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirk-
patrick, Germantown, Pa., as, the
widow of the author of the music.
R 42523, Dec. 30, 1927. 202
Night (The) has a thousand eyes;
words: by F. W. Bourdillon, music
by N. Douty; med: voice. © Nicho-
las Douty, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 42643, Dec. 27, 1927. 203
Nobody ever brings presents to me;
words and music by C. Miller and
Joseph B. Maxwell. © Charles
Miller, New York. as
R 42720, Dec. 1. 1927. 204
Northfield ; words by Samuel Harlow.
music by G. C. Stebbins: © Gee. C.
Stebbins; Brooklyn, as the author
of the music. R 42556, Dee. 30,
1927. él 205
Now unto the King eternal; words. by
E. E. Hewitt, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 42562, Dec.
30, 1927. 206
Nune dinittis in A; by C. F. Manney,
op: 6, no. 2. © Charles F. Manney,
Boston, as the author. R. 42647,
Dee. 27,1 1927: 207
O bless the Savior’s name; words by
L. H. Edmunds, music’ by Wm. J.
Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick.
Germantown, Pa., as the widow of
the author of the music. R 42578.
Dec. 30, 1927. 208
O for a soul; words by W. J. K., music
by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie
Kirkpatrick, Germantown, P2., as
the widow of the author of the
music. R 42572, Dec. 30, 1927. 209
QO how He loves me; words by
Marianne Nunn, musie by CGC. D.
Emerson; [pseud. of C., HB. Gabriel].
© Charles H. Gabriel,, Berkeley,
Calif.. as the author of the music.
R 42458, Jan. 5, 1928. 210
the author. °
: 2533. (221)
O, let memory be a blessing; words by
E. HE. Hewitt, music by Wm. J.
Kirkpatrick. ©, Lizzie Kirkpatrick,
Germantown, Pa., as the widow of
the author of the music. R 42531,
Dec. 30, 1927. 211
O the precious love of Jesus; words by
E. Richmond, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author. R 42560; Dec. 30, 1927.
212
Oh that will be glory; words and mu-
sic by C. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel. Berkeley, Calif., as the au-
thor. R 42480, Jan. 5, 1928. 213
On my lips there is a sigh; love song,
by Cissie Loftus [pseud. of C. L.
Waterman] © Cecilia Loftus Wa-
terman, New York, as'the author. R
42730, Dec. 1, 1927. 214
On to the battle; words by Lizzie De
Armond, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author. R 42440, Jan. 5, ee
21
One touch of the Blessed Jesus; words
by Mary B. Reese, music by Wm.
J. Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirkpat-
rick, Germantown, Pa., as the wid-
ow of the author of the music: R
42537, Dec. 30; 1927. ' 216
Only to know; words by Alice Star-
bright, musie by Ira D. Sankey. ©
Grace V. Sankey, Northfield, Mass.,
as the next of kin of the author,
who is' not living: R 42554, Dec. 30,
1927..- 217
Our gospel light; words by James
Rowe, music by ©. Hi Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley; Calif.,
as the author of the music R
42462, Jan. 5; 1928. 218
Out of the shadowland; by Ira D.
Sankey. © Grace V. Sankey, North-
field, Mass., as the next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
42580, Dec. 30; 1927. 219
Pellman’s jubilee mareh;, by J. Liljen-
berg. © Joseph Liljenberg, Canova,
S. D., as the author. R 42615, Jan.
12, 1928. 220
Pie Jesu (Gentle Jesus) ;.song, by Jules
Jordan; in F. © Jennie B. Jordan,
Willimantic, Conn., as. the. next of
kin of the author,. who is: not. living.
R 42649, Jan. 4, 1928. 221
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2533. (222)
Pleasure of dance; by Philipp Schar-
wenka, op. 68, no. 1, critically rev.
with reference to notation, fingering
and marks of expression, by Hein-
rich Germer; pf. © Leo Germer,
Dresden, Germany, as the child of
the deceased author of the revision.
R 42395, Jan. 5, 1928. ine 7-4
Pop, pop. pop: from A royal rogue,
words by Grant Stewart and Charles
Klein, music by W. T. Francis. ©
Emily T. Francis, New York, as the
widow of the author of the music.
-R 42721, Dec. 1, 1927. 223
promenade, by J. H.
© Jacob Henry Ellis,
R 42745,
224
Prom walt,;
Ellis; A
New York, as the author.
Dee. 12, 1927.
Redeemed, O wondrous story: words
by Kate Ulmer, music by Wm. J.
Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick.
Germantown, Pa., as the widow of
the author of the music. R 42571,
Dec. 30, 1927. 225
Repent, believe and obey: ‘words by.
J. M. Orrock, music by C. H. Ga-
briel. © Charles H. Gabriel, Berke-
ley, Calif., as the author. R 42474,
Jan. 5, 1928. 226
Rest in God; words by Fred Woodrow,
musie by C. H. Gabriel. © Charles
’ H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the
author. R 42447, Jan. 5, 1928. 227
Rest in the Lord; by Ira D. Sankey.
© Grace V. Sankey, Northfield,
Mass., as the next of kin of the
author, who is not living. R 42553,
Dec. 30, 1927. 228
Robin (The) and the rose; from The
viceroy, lyrics by H. B. Smith, mu-
sic by Victor Herbert. © Harry B.
Smith, New York, as the author of
the words, Ella Herbert, New York
and Clifford Herbert, Berlin, Ger-
many, as the children of the de-
ceased author of the music. R
42723, Dec. 1, 1927. 229
Sadie, say you won’t say nay; words
and music by Will R. Anderson; pf.
© Elizabeth Anderson, Ridgewood,
N. J., as the widow of the author.
R 42722, Dec. 1, 1927. 230
Say the right thing; words by F. G.
Burroughs, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 42549, Dec.
30, 1927. 231
pt. III, n. 8., v. 23
Second mass in F; by Peter . A.
Schnecker. © Louise W: Schnecker,
New York, as the widow of the au-
thor. R 42632, Dec. 27, 1927. 232
Send out Thy light; words by Lizzie
De Armond, music by C. D. Emer-
son [pseud. of C. H. Gabriel] ©
Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R
42457, Jan. 5, 1928. 233
Send the Word; words by E. E, Hew-
itt, music by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick.
© Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Germantown,
Pa., aS the widow of the author of
the music. R 42551,.Dee. 30, 1927.
. 234
Shady (The) maple trees; words and
music by TT. Stanford. © Tony
Stanford, New York, as the author.
R 42742, Dec. 3, 1927. 235
Shall I; from A royal rogue, words by
e
Grant Stewart and Charles Klein,
music by W. T. Francis. © Emily T.
Francis, New York, as the widow of
the author of the music. R 42724,
Dec. 1, 1927. 236
She’s an all-right girl; words by Will
D. Cobb, music by G. Edwards. ©
Gus Edwards, New York, as the
author. R 42756, Jan. 14,1928. 2387
She’s just my size; words by Will D.
Cobb, music by G. Edwards. © Gus
Edwards, New York, as the author.
R 42760, Jan. 14, 1928. 238.
Shine for Jesus; words by Lizzie De
Armond, music by Geo. H. Crosby
[pseud. of C. H. Gabriel] © Charles.
H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the
author. R 42455, Jan. 5, 1928. 239
Shirt (The) waist man; march and two
step, by G. Edwards. © Gus Ed-
wards, New York, as the author. R
42758, Jan. 14, 1927, 240
Show your love for Jesus; words by
James Rowe, music by C. H. Gabriel.
© Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley,
Calif., as the author. R 42471, Jan.
5, 1928. 241
Simple (A) little maid; from Sweet
Ann Page, words by L. deLange and
Edgar Smith, music by W. H. Neid-
linger. © Orra Barnum Neidlinger,
East Orange, N. J., as the widow of
the author of the music. R 42727,
Dec. 1, 1927. 242
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2533 (265)
Since I have been redeemed; words
and music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author.. R 42466, Jan. 5, aeie
Sing His blessed triumph; words by
BE. BE. Hewitt, music by. Wm. J.
Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick,
Germantown, Pa., as the widow of
the author of the music. R 42581,
Dee. 30, 1927. 244
Some day; words by James Rowe,
music by C. H. Gabriel. © Charles
H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the
author. R 42451, Jan. 5, 1928. 245
Some happy day; words by Charlotte
B. Homer, music by C. H. Gabriel.
© Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley,
Calif., as the author. R 42481, Jan.
5, 1928. 246
Sometime He’ll come again; words
by Johnson Oatman, jr., music by
Wm. J. Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirk-
patrick, Germantown, Pa., as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 42527, Dec. 30, 1927. 247
Song of Easter flowers; words by Mrs.
R. N. Turner, music by I. H. Mere-
dith. © I. H. Meredith, New York,
as the author. R 42625, Jan. 7, 1928.
248
Songs of love and nature; album of
songs, by C. Johns. © Clayton
Johns, Boston, as the author. R
42699, Jan. 9, 1928. 249
Spring (The) of love; words by Stop-
ford A. Brooke, music by N. I.
Hyatt. © Nathaniel Irving Hyatt,
Spartanburg, S. C., as the author.
R 42645, Dec. 27, 1927. 250
Spring serenade; words by Bertha
Raab, music by Mathilde Raab. ©
Hedwig Raab, Buffalo, as the next of
kin of the deceased author of the
music. R 42710, Jan. 16, 1928. 251
Story (The) of Calvary; lenten can-
tata, words by S. H. Rhodes, music
by Peter A. Schnecker. © Louise
W. Schnecker, New York, as the
widow of the author. R 42633, Dec.
21, A927. 252
Sweet will of God; words and music
by Mrs. C. H. Morris. © Lelia N.
Morris, McConnelsville, O., as the
author. R 42613, Jan. 10, 1928. 253
Sweetly the birds are singing; Easter
carol, words by EH. D. Chapman,
music by E. S. Hosmer. © Elmer S.
Hosmer, Providence, R. I., as the
author. R 42687, Dec. 27, 1927. 254
There’s a sweet and blessed story ;
words by Ada Blenkhorn, music by
C. H. Gabriel. © Charles H. Ga-
briel, Berkeley, Calif., as the author.
R 42476, Jan. 5, 1928. 255
There’s nothing too precious for Jesus;
words by HE. H. Hewitt, music by
Wm. J. Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirk-
patrick, Germantown, Pa., as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 42539, Dec. 30, 1927. 256
They shall be comforted; words by
BH. E. Hewitt, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
inantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 42536, Dec.
30, 1927. 257
Thou art my hope; words by Ida L.
Reed, music by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick.
© Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Germantown,
Pa., as the widow of the author of
the music. R 42566, Dec. 30, 1927.
258
"Tis all I ask; song by O. M. Heinz-
man. © Otto M. Heinzman, Brook-
lyn, as the author. R 42746, Dec.
P22. 259
Fo a rose: song, by.€y Johns.; ©
Clayton Johns. Boston, as the author.
R 42658, Dec. 14, 1927. 260
To victory ; words by Fannie J. Crosby.
music by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick. ©
Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Germantown,
Pa., as the widow of the author of
the music. R 42577, Dec. 30, 1927.
261
Under Thy shadow; words by Fannie
J. Crosby, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 42574, Dec.
30, 1927. 262
Unto the Lord; words and music by
- C.H. Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif., as the author. R
42439, Jan. 5, 1928. 263
Vater Rhein. marsech; aus Fraulein
Loreley, von P. Lincke; pf. © Paul
Lincke, Berlin, as the author. R
42748, Dec. 12, 1927. 264
Venite in B flat; by J. H. Rogers;
mixed voices. © J. H. Rogers,
Cleveland, as the author. R 42638,
Dec. 27, 1927. 265
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2533 (266)
Vespers ; by E. Marzo, op. 73°'*, no. 4;
4 mixed voices. © Eduardo Marzo,
New York, as the author
arrangement. R 42698, Jan. 7, 1928.
266
Victory of the Lamb; words by Mrs.
Ri NN. ‘Lurner,!: music. by 1... H.
Meredith. © I. H. Meredith, New
York. as the author. R 42629, Jan.
7, 1928. 267
Voice (The) of the Savior; words ‘by
Mary B. Wingate, music by Wm.
J. Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie. Kirk-
patrick, Germantown, Pa., as the
widow of the author of the .music.
R 42543. Dec. 30, 1927. 268
Walking in the valley; words by Jesse
P. Tompkins, music by Wim. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
suthor of the music. R 42532, Dec.
80, 1927. 269
Walking with Jesus, my Savior; words
by Johnson Oatman, jr., musie by
Wm. J. Kirkpatrick. ©. Lizzie Kirk-
patrick, Germantown. Pa., as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 42515, Dec. 30, 1927. 270
Wanted; words and music by Mrs.
C. H. Morris. © Lelia N. Morris,
i. e., Mrs. C. H. Morris, MeConnels-
ville. O., as the author. R 42612,
Jan. 10, 1928. 271
What’s the use of talking when you
can’t make good; words by Will. D.
Cobb, music by G. Edwards. © Gus
Edwards, New York. as the author.
R 42757, Jan. 14, 1928. 2(2
Why do you linger; words by Mrs.
J. W. Kennedy. music by Wm. J.
Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick,
of the |
Germantown, Pa., as the widew of
the author of the music. R 42528,
Dec. 80, 1927. 273
Will I have a guide; words by John-
son Oatman, jr., music by Wm. J.
Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick,
Germantown, Pa., as the widow of
the author of the music. R 42547,
Dec. 30, 1927. 274
Win them by love; by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick,
Germantown, Pa., as the widow of
the author. R 42514, Dee. 30, 1927.
275
Wonderful (The) name; words by
Mrs. W. G. Moyer, music by Wm. J.
Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick,
Germantown, Pa., as the widow of
the author of the music. R 42530,
Dec. 30, 1927. 276
Word (A) of cheer; words by James
Rowe, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author. R 42445, Jan. 5, 1928.
ont
Work for Jesus; words by James
Rowe, music by Oran Williams
[pseud, of C. H. Gabriel] © Charles
H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the
author of the music. R 42469, Jan.
5, 1928. 278
You'll have to transfer; song, by A.
Holzmann. © Abe Holzmann, Hast
Orange. N. J., as the author. R
42737, Dec. 3, 1927. ato
Youth and joy; waltz, by Mathilde
Raab. © Hedwig Raab, Buffalo, as
the next kin of the deceased author.
R 42711, Jan. 16. 1928. 280
Zany; by A. Nevin; pf. © Arthur
Nevin, New Canaan. Conn., as the
author. R 42735, Jan. 12, 1928. 281
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Notrich.—When the nationality of the composer is not especially stated in the title
entry, it is to be understood that he is either a citizen of the United States or is
domiciled in the United States. .
A la dérive; paroles d’Hmile Ronn,
musique de Léo Daniderff, of
France. © Dec. 31, 1927; 1 c. Fan.
28, 1928; E 684973; Edition Arle-
quin, Paris. 2534
A Nogent; Java, sur la chanson de
Henri Battaille, par René Mercier,
arr. par Bonald, of France; orch.,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dec.
Glee DOD ley Covsan. 28,, 1928> BE
684964; Editions L. Maillochon,
Paris. 2535
Abie’s Irish Rose; words and music
bye O ream. nt... © 1c, Neb. 7%,
1928; E 682919; Patricia O’Hearn,
New York. 2536
Able to keep; words by Lizzie De
Armond, music by A. L. Byers;
mixed voices. © Feb. 23, 1928; 2 «.
Feb. 27; E 683472; A. L. Byers,
Anderson, Ind. 2537
Abraham Lincoln; words and music
by H. F. Kamp. © 1 ¢. Feb. 23,
1928; E 686266; Henry F. Kamp,
Detroit. 2538
Ach muttchen vor dem schlafengehn ;
aus Streng verboten, text von Fritz
Rotter, musik yon Will Rollins, of
Germany. © May 17, 1927; 1 e@.
Oct. 31; E 685173; Rondo-verlag,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 2539
Acrobat (The) ; by John Mokrejs; pf.
© Feb. 20, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 23; B
686191; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 2540
Across the field; words and music by
W. A. Dougherty, jr. © Dec. 15,
1915; 2 c. Jan. 14, 1928; E 682891;
William A. Dougherty, jr., Cleve-
land. 2541
Adagio . . . biagio; black-bottom, di
Vittorio Mascheroni, adattamento
ritmico di A. R. Borella, both of
Italy; piccola orch. con pf. condut-
tore. 4to. © Dee. 30, 1927; 1 «.
Jan. 18, 1928; E 685042; A. & G.
Carisch & c., Milan. 2542
Adagio e giga; by Baldassare Galuppi,
arr. by M. Esposito, of France, ed.
by W. G. Whittaker; string quintet,
with flute and bassoon ad lib. Se.
© Dec. 8, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 25, 1928;
EH 685010; Oxford university press,
London. 2543
Adalbert, was hast du in der tite;
fox marsch, aus Es geht schon bes-
ser, worte von Rudolph Schanzer
und Ernst Welisch, musik von Ru-
dolph Nelson, of Germany, arr. von
Otto Lindemann. © Sept. 11, 1926;
1 ec. Oct. 31, 1927; E 685155; Rondo
verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 2544
Admiration; a love song, by Floyd P.
St. Clair; 8 wind instruments, with
pf. ace. 4to. © Feb. 25, 1928; 2 «.
Feb. 21; E 6838328; Joseph HE.
Agnew, Kansas City, Mo. 2545
After all that I’ve been to you; words
and melody by Frank Parente. ©
1e@. Feb. 29, 1928; E 683552; James
Dante, Madison, N. J. 2546
Again; waltz, words by M. Elizalde,
music by Fred HElizalde, of Great
Britain; pf. ace. with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Keech.
© Jan. 24, 1928; 1 ec. Feb. 18; B
684854; Cavendish musie co., Lon-
don. 2547
Agent (L’) de la porte St. Denis (The
policeman of St. Denis gate):° scéne
de la vie de Paris, de Francis
Casadesus, of France; orch. avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1927;
1c. Feb. 24, 1928; E 685092; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 2548
Agnus Dei; from the mass L’hora
pass, music by Ludovico Viadana,
arr. by A. Dress; 4 men’s voices.
(In Columbia college vested choir
series) © Feb. 21, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
24; E 686269; Alphonse Dress, Du-
buque, Ia. 2549
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2550
pt. 16, nese ye 2s
Agnus Dei; music by Leo Sowerby;
mixed voices; in D maj. 4to.
Heb. 16, 1928 m2 ye. eb. Tei) | Bi
6838251; Boston music ¢co., Boston.
2550
Aguona ir agota; duet, words and
music by A. Vanagaitis. ©1c. Feb.
4, 1928; E 682842; Antanas Vana-
gaitis, Chicago. 2551
Ah wish ah was a blonde (Ah! si...
ah! si... jétais blonde) ; words
and music by V. Keene, of Canada.
Washington, D. C., George C. Shoe-
maker, © Feb. 17, 1928" 2.¢ Feb.
29; HE 683526; Violet Keene, Oak-
ville, Ontario, Canada. 2552
Aimer; air de La dame au domino,
paroles de H. de Gorsse et V. Dar-
lay, musique d’ Henri Hirchmann,
of “France. (©, Wee) 38. 11927 > 1c.
Jan. 28, 1928; H 684983; Choudens,
Paris. 2553
Ain’t nobody: nice as Nancy; words’
and melody by W. Crawley. © 1c.
Feb. 20, 1928; E 686160; Wilton
Crawley, Chicago. 2554
Air (An) line to the moon; words by
J. F. McGovern, music by Geo. A.
Elton. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Jan. 13, 1928; 2 c. Jan.
31; E 682690; James F. McGovern,
Worcester. 2555
Al fresco; idylle, by Edyth Steele, of
Great Britain; pf. © Feb. 1, 1928;
1 ¢ Feb. 16; EH 684883; A. Ham-
mond & eco., London. 2556
Al Smith; words and music by J.
Rooney. New York: City, Frank
Harding music house. © Jan. 21,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 10; E 683149; James
Rooney, Providence, R. I. 200%
Alabama, Southland’s pride; words
and music by N. H. Allen, harmon-
ized by Estella Allen Striplin. ©
1 ec. Jan. 11, 1928; EH 682165; Nettie
Hadley Allen, Selma, Ala. 2558
Alakazam; march, by R. B. Eisen-
berg; band. 4to. © Feb. 21, 1928;
2c. Feb. 24; E 686277; W. R. Dal-
bey music co., Omaha, Neb. 2559
Albumblatt (Feuillet d’album); von
Giulio de Micheli, of Italy, op. 48,
arr. von Leopold Weninger, of Aus-
tria; orch. mit pf.-direction. 4to. ©
Aug. 6, 1927; 1 ec. Aug. 23; E 685048 ;
D. Rahter, Leipzig. 2560
Alexander’s Dixie jubelee [!]; words
and music by H. R. Allen. ©1.
Feb. 1, 1928; E 682763; Harry Ray-
mond Allen, Washington. 2561
All aboard for rock-a-bye bay; by
George L. Cobb, arr. by A. J. Weidt;
ten. banjo solo. © Novy. 18, 1927;
2 c. Feb. 11, 1928; E 683103; Walter
Jacobs, ine., Boston. 2562
All alone in dreamland; waltz, words
by J. Cowan, melody by Clarke Tate.
© 1c. Feb. 27, 1928; E 683485;
Jodie Cowan, St. Louis. 2563
All creatures now with hearts rejoice;
composer anon., early 17th century,
transcribed and ed. by Peter War-
lock, of Great Britain; sop. 1, 2 and
alto; in G. 4to. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Nov. 24, 1927;
1c. Feb. 25, 1928; H 684997 ; Oxford
university press, London. 2564
All old bachelors are hard to please;
words and melody by Bud tLandress.
© 1c. Feb. 8, 1928; E 681808; Ralph
Peer, New York. 2565
All over this world; words and melody
by Norfolk quartette. © 1 e. Feb.
15, 1928; E 681972; Chicago music
pub. co., inc., Chicago. 2566
All the world knows I’m in love with
you; words by Harold Atteridge,
melody by Maurie Rubens. © 1 e¢.
Feb. 21, 1928; E 6833864; Jacob J.
Shubert, New York. 2567
Alla sarabanda; by Thomas F. Dun-
hill, of Great Britain; viola and pf.
© Feb. 1):1928; 1 @ Feb. 17; BH
684820; Joseph Williams, ltd., Lon-
don. 2568
Allah’s holiday; by Rudolf Friml, arr.
by Tom Clark; orch. 4to. © Feb.
14, 1928; 2 «@ Feb. 20; E 6838324;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 2569
Allemande [and] Courante; from Suite
in the ancient style, by Charles
Wood, of Great Britain, ed. by Henry
G. Ley; organ. © Feb. 13, 1928;1¢.
Feb. 23; E 685145; H. F. W. Deane
& sons, The year book press, Itd.,
London. 2570
Almas criollas; danza portorriquefa,
por R. Marquez, jr.; pf. © 1c. Feb.
7, 1928; EH 682938; Rafael Marquez,
jr., Santurce, Porto Rico. 2571
Alone; words and music by John Pat-
rick Breigh, harmony by Bauer bros.
© .Nov. 24, 1927; 2 c. Dee 30; E
683289; Hulda Hetze, Menomonie,
Wis. 2572
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no. 2, 1928
2592
=
Alone at last; words and music by A. | Always waitin’ for someone; words
Hisenberg. © 1c. Feb. 13, 1928; E
683197; Anita Hisenberg, Brooklyn.
2573
Alone? no! not alone; words by N. A.
Katibah, music by I. W. Gates, arr.
by W. D. Sabin. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Jan. 9, 1928; 2c.
Feb. 21; E 683342; Irving W. Gates
and Nejib A. Katibah, Port Crane,
mY. 2574
Alone we two; words by Robert F.
Rogers. music by P. B. Schmahl. ©
1 @. Feb. 24, 1928; E 686382; Paul
B. Schmahl, Soldier’s home, Calif.
maa 105)
Alpine (The) climbers; by Archibald
suvee. arr, by J... H: Pitt, of, Great
Britain; orch. with pf. ‘conductor.
iedtam 1d 1998 1c. Web. 8: H
684703; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London. 2576
Alpine (The) glow; reverie, by Adam
Geibel; pf. © Feb. 20, 1928; 2 «.
Feb. 21; EK 686295 ; Theodore Presser
co.,' Philadelphia. ZOU
Alte (Der) Vater Rhein; text von Carl
Bretschneider, musik yon Franz
Doelle, of Germany, arr. von Otto
Lindemann. © Apr. 15, 1926; 1 e.
Oct. 31, 1927; E 685185; Rondo-ver-
lag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 2578
Alten (Die) deutschen eichen, wie
bliihen sie so schén; von W. Linde-
mann, of Germany; orch. mit text.
4to. © Dee. 1, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 15,
1928; E 684755; Wilhelm Linde-
mann, Berlin-Karlshorst, Germany.
2579
Although you’ve gone—you still are
with me; words and music by Jos.
Geo. Gilbert, of Great Britain; pf.
ace., With banjulele banjo and uku-
lele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in D.
| Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Feb. 8, 1928; 1 c Feb. 9; E 684695;
Lawrence Wright music co., London.
2580
Always happy; by Richardson Phillips,
6p. 32, no. 4;, pf:..© Dee: 15, 1927:
2c. Jan. 7, 1928; E 679958; B. F.
Wood music co., Boston. 2581
Always my valentine; words and mu-
sie by F. HE. F. Young, arr. by Thom-
as Confare. © 1c. Feb. 6, 1928; E
681778 ; Fannie E. Fuller Young, Chi-
cago. 2582
and music by W. Hall; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by May Singhi Breen.
(In Red pepper ryhthms) © Feb.
10, 1928; 2 « Feb. 4; E 683504;
Wendell Hall music publishers, Chi-
cago. 2583
Am abend, am abend; text von Otto
Stransky u. Fritz Rotter, musik von
Fredy Raymond, of Austria, op. 147.
© Feb. 10, 1926; 1 c. Oct. 31, 1927;
H 685178 ; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 2584
Am ‘riidesheimer schloss steht eine
linde; foxtrott, worte von Ernst
Neubach, musik von Hrich Ziegler,
of Austria, arr. von Otto Lindemann.
@ Apr. 27, 1926: 2’ e! ‘Oct.731, 1927;
FH 685189'; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 2585
Amalasvintha; lied und foxtrot, text
von Beda, musik von Robert
Katscher, of Austria. © Jan. 5,
1928; 1¢. Feb. 24; E 684938; Wiener
bohéme verlag, Vienna. 2586
Amalie geht mit’m gummikavalier;
worte und musik yon Siegwart
Ehrlich, of Germany. © Apr. 23,
1927; 1 ec. Oct. 31; E 685151; Rondo-
verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 2587
Amami ancora; versi di Pietro
Spadaro, musica di A. Patricolo. ©
1c. Feb. 3, 1928; E 681761; Angelo
Patricolo, Brooklyn. 2588
Amapu; from The optimists, words by
Edward Knoblock, music by Mel-
ville Gideon. New York, Leo Feist,
ine. © Feb. 6, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 9;
E 683060; Francis, Day & Hunter,
Itd., London. 2589
America I love you; words and music
by F. A. Belov; pf. © 1c. Feb. 20,
1928; E 686151; Freida A. Belov,
Philadelphia. 2590
America, pearl of the wave; words
and music by CC. W. McClure.
Kansas City, Mo., J. W. Jenkins
sons’ music co. © Feb. 1, 1928; 2c.
Feb. 3; E 6817388; Charles W. Mc-
Clure, Kansas City, Kan. 2591
America sings; hymn of fraternity,
words by Mary Louise Dawson,
music by William Lester; sop. 1, 2
and alto. 4to. © Feb. 7, 1928; 2c.
Feb. 9; E 682974; Gamble hinged
music co., Chicago. 2592
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2593
America, the beautiful; words by
Katharine Lee Bates, music by Wil-
liam Arms Fisher; mixed voices,
with pf. or organ ace. 4to. © Feb.
8, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 13; E 681926;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 2593
American cadets; march, by Charles
H. Maskel; pf. © Feb. 14, 1928;
2 c. Feb. 15; EH. 681953.; Morris
music pub. co., Philadelphia. 2594
American (The) student hymnal; ed.
by H. Augustine Smith. 12mo.
Jan. 16, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 18;
A 1061272; Century co., New York.
2595
Ammore (L’) mio (Love of mine) ;
parole di R. Cordiferro, English ver-
sion by Frederick H. Martens,
musica di G. M. Curi. © Feb. 9,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 10; E 681945; G.
Ricordi & co., ine., New York. 2596
Among the hills; suite, by HE. Beck-
Slinn, of Great Britain, op. 40; pf.
1. On the hillside.
Jan. 5, 1928; 1 ce. Feb. 25; E 685015;
Oxford university press, London. |
2597
Amore (L’) e mio; mazurka, by Vito
Caiati. © 1 c. Feb. 17, 1928; E
686083 ; Vito Caiati, New York.
2598
Amore eterno; waltz, melody by J.
Sardo. © 1 c.. Feb. 13, 1928: E
683158 ; Joseph Sardo, Brooklyn.
2599
And how; words and music by H. B.
Allen, jr.; pf. ©1c. Feb. 8, 1928;
E 683002; Harold Bayard Allen, jr.,
Mt. Holly, N. J. 2600:
And how; words and music by Maury
Madison [pseud. of W. Renwick
Smith]. © 1c. Feb. 21, 1928; E
683379; W. Renwick Smith, New
York. . 2601
And yet there is room; words and
music by Haldor Lillenas. (In New
Lillenas’ songs). © Feb. 1, 1928;
2c. Feb. 17; E 686064; Lillenas pub.
co., Indianapolis. 2602
And you weren’t quite sixteen; fox-
trot. words by J. J. McCuen, music
by Jack Edwards. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Feb. 27, 1928;
2c. Feb. 29; E 683529; Jerome J.
McCuen, Albany. 2603
Angel spirits of sleep;. words by
Robert Bridges, music by Healy
Willan, of Great Britain; sop. 1, 2
and alto; in E min. 4to. [Staff
[4 others] © |
pt. TT, 0. s., v. 23
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Jan.
19, 1928; 1 c Feb. 25; E 685008;
Oxford university press, London..
2604
Angelo; tyran de Padoue, drame
lyrique en 5 actes, tiré du drame de
Victor Hugo par Charles Méré,
musique d’Alfred Bruneau, of
France. Partition chant et pf. 4to.
© Feb: 2,,1928; 1 e¢. Rebs 245° D
27271; Heugel, Paris. 2605
Angels of sleep; words and music by
J. P. Newell; alto or bar., with
quartets for male and mixed voices,
with pf. or organ ace. © Feb. 14,
1928; 2c. Feb. 17; E 686094; John
P. Newell, Los Angeles. 2606
Anna Bell; words by A. M. Kuenzinger,
music by Ann E. Kuenzinger; pf.
© 1c Feb. 16, 1928; EH 683213;
Anna M. Kuenzinger, Chicago. 2607
Afioranza ...; triste Cubano, letra y
musica de M. Simons [i. e. M. S.
Rodriguez], of Cuba. ©1c. Feb. 11,
1928; E 683133; Moises Simon Rod-
riguez, Havana, Cuba. , 2608
Any rags; schottische, by Thos. S.
Allen, arr. by A. J. Weidt; ten. banjo
solo. © Nov. 18, 1927; 2 c. Feb. 11,
1928; E 683104; Walter Jacobs, inc.,
Boston. 2609
Anywhere under the sun; words by
Tommie Malie, music by Erwin Barg
and Marty Bloom, arr. by Rube Ben-
nett; pf. and ukulele ace. © Feb.
14, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 17; E 686287;
Milton Weil music ¢o., Chicago.
April song; by Herbert Frank Nicholls,
of Great Britiain; pf. London, Row-
land’s. © Feb. 6, 1928; 1c. Feb. 24;
E 684920; Solomon Rowland, Lon-
don. 2611
Ar tu Zinai; by A. Vanagaitis; pf. ©
1c. Feb. 4, 1928; E 682843; Antanas
Vanagaitis, Chicago. 2612
Arabian love theme; by George
Bruhns; pf. conductor pt. © Feb.
14, 1928; 2 c« Feb. 13; E 686182;
Ross Jungnickel, ine., New York.
2613
Archie of the Royal air force; words
and music by Ernest Longstaffe, of
Great Britain. © Feb. 3, 1928; 1e.
Feb. 7; E 684697; Chappell & co,
td., London. 2614
Argentina; tango, versi di A. Ferrari,
musica di Vincenzo Raimondi, of
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2637
~
Italy; pf. © Sept. 15, 1927 ; 1 ec. | As long as you care for me; words and
Dec. 14; E 684593; Alba musicale,
Rome. 2615
Argonne; words and music by W. A.
Wilander. © Feb. 3, 1928; 2 «¢.
Feb. 9; E 682968 ; William A. Wilan-
der, Glendale, L. I., N. Y.. 2616
Arithmetic (The) problem; intermezzo,
by Edith Rowland, of Great Britain ;
pf. © Feb. 18, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 15;
E 684882; J. Curwen & sons, ltd,
London. 2617
Arizona Mona; fox trot, words and
music by T. M. Bowers. © 1c. Feb.
18, 1928 ; E 683293 ; Thomas M. Bow-
ers, Chicago. 2618
Arms of love; words by Alfred Bryan
and Francis Wheeler, music by Pete
Wendling; pf. acce., with ukulele arr.
by Harry Tiedeman. © Feb. 28,
1928; 2c. Feb. 28; E 686424; Water-
son, Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
2619
Arnold and Bertha; words and music
by A. Wiley and B. Wiley, arr. by
James Alston. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1927;
E 671005; Arnold Wiley and Bertha
Wiley, Chicago. 2620
Artichauts (Les) ; de Comte Obligado,
lyrics d’André Barde, musique de
~Racul Moretti, of France. © Dec.
ple toot: ote Meb, e245) 2928". h
685102; Francis Salabert, Paris.
2621
Arturo; one step, di Vittorio Masche-
roni, of Italy; piccola orch. © Jan.
14, 1928; 1 ec. Feb. 9; E 684683;
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 2622
Arundell (Dennis) Four old French
songs; set to music by Dennis Arun-
dell, of Great Britain. 1. Trois se-
reurs. [3 others] © Jan. 5, 1928;
1c. Feb. 25; E 685030; Oxford uni-
versity press, London. 2623
AS berniukas; duet, words and music
by A. Vanagaitis. ©. 1°c...Feb., 4,
1928; EH 682844; Antanas Vanagaitis,
Chicago. 2624
As I gaze on you with a lovers pride;
words and music by E. Klemens. ©
1 e: Feb. 4, 1928; E 681772; Emma
Klemens, Milwaukee. 2625
As long as we’re together; words by
Billy Rose and Walter Hirsch, mel-
ody by Benny Meroff. © 1 ce. Feb.
4, 1928; E 682993; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 2626
music by Roy Turk; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini. ©
Feb. 23, 1928; 2c. Feb. 24; BE 686365;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York, 2627
AS paséjau apyneli; words and music
by A. Vanagaitis. © 1c. Feb. 4,
1928; E 682845; Antanas Vanagaitis,
Chicago. 2628
Ashes of dreams; words and music
by F. C. Root. ©1 ce. Feb. 24, 1928;
E 683411; Fred C. Root, Tonawanda,
INTs: AYE 2629
Ask the stars why I love you; words
and music by L. Swindler. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Feb.
14, 1928 ; 2 c. Feb. 21; E 683341; Lila
Swindler, Muskogee, Okl. 2630
At break of day; words by William
Alexander Percy, music by Roger
Lockwood; med. voice. © Feb. 2,
1928):)\2. ¢.. Pebt-3.31, 681737 «BR. Ti.
Huntzinger, inc, New York. 2631
At Tankerton inn; words by Hugh
Chesterman, music by Howard
Fisher, of Great Britain. © Jan. 27,
1928; 1 c. Feb. 18; E 684860; Boosey
& co, Itd., London. 2632
At the barbecue; from Lovely lady,
words by Harry A. Steinberg and
Eddie Ward, music by Dave
Stamper and Harold Levey. ©
Feb. 3, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 6; E 681768;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 2633
Atterberg (Kurt) Konzert; fiir horn
u. orch. von K. Atterberg, of
Sweden, op. 28; horn o. violoncell
u. klavier. © Jan. 28, 1928; 2 ¢.
Feb. 17; E 684814; Breitkopf &
Hartel, Leipzig. 2634
Au temps d’Haydn ... ; menuet, de
Maurice-Schwaab, of France; pf.
© Feb. 2, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 24; E
685132; Durand et cie., Paris. 2635
Augen, in denen die liebe triumt;
tango-serenade, text von Ria Ria
[pseud.], musik von Frido Grothey,
op. 78, arr. von Bernhard Hgg, both
of Germany; orch. 4to. © Sept.
1, 1927; 1 ce. Feb. 3, 1928; E 6846382 ;
W. Ehrier & co., Leipzig. 2636
Autumn leaves; réverie, by Ernest
Newton, of Great Britain; pf.
Jan. 2, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 16; E 684889 ;
A. Hammond & co., London. 2637
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2638
Ave Maria; sacred solo, with liturgi-
eal text and English tr., music by
G. M. Compagno. San Francisco,
Graeyse publishers. 4to. 1. Low
voice—2. High voice. © Novy. 23,
1927; 2 ec. low voice Feb. 4, 1928,
2 ec. high voice Feb. 25; E 681766;
Grace Marie Compagno, San Fran-
cisco. 2638
Ave Maria; versi di P. Macchiarulo,
musica di Omero Castellucci.
Feb. 1, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 10; EK 686114;
Pasquale Macchiarulo, New York.
2639
Aviation has an appeal to me; words
and music by T. Howe. New York,
Frank Harding. © Feb. 14, 1928;
2 c. Feb. 27; E 683459; Theodore
Howe, Nampa, Id. 2640
Awake my soul; words from the Bible,
music by Evan Stephens; mixed
voices, with organ ace. (In Deseret
anthems, v. 3) © Mar. 28, 1927;
2 c. Dec. 7; E 682785; Deseret book
co., Salt Lake City. 2641
Ayidene; words by M. Rund. melody
by D. Meyerovitz. © 1c. Feb. 18,
1928; E 683307; Morris Rund, New
York. 2642
Babette; words and music by A. R.
Eppes. © 1 c Feb... 25, 1928; HE
686389; Alice Ravenel Eppes.
Charleston, S. C. 2643
Baby blue blues; fox trot, words and
melody by H. A. Kies. © 1 «¢. Feb.
20, 1928; E 686144; Horace Allen
Kies, Platteville, Wis. 2644
Baby of mine; words and music by
Rosalie Fenn Forrester. © Feb. 10,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 11; E 681884; Clay-
ton F. Summy co., Chicago. 2645
Babyin’ my baby; words by lLyhue
Marshall, music by Bobby Shoe-
maker; pf. and ukulele ace. © Jan.
25, 1928; 2 e:. Feb. 7; HY 682904;
Miller & Shoemaker, ine., New York.
2646
Baby’s (A) best friend; from She’s
my baby, words by Lorenz Hart,
music by Richard Rodgers; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Feb. 17, 1928; 2 e.
Feb. 23; E 686323; Harms, inc., New
York. 2647
Baby’s wooden soldiers; song fox-
trot, words by Huntley Trevor, mu-
sic by Sherman Myers, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.; in F.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
pt. m1, ns. we 2
© Jan.’ 20, 1928;:1¢e. Jan. 28
684545; Cecil Lennox, Itd., London.
2648
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Cembalo
obbligato; chi in amore ha nemica
la sorte, adapted by Walter Rum-
mel; pf. © Dee. 30, 1927; 1 ¢c. Jan.
38, 1928, 1 ec. Jan. 24; E 677862; J. &
W. Chester, ltd., London. 2649
I follow Thee now; aria with
chorale, English words by C. S.
Terry, arr. and ed. by William
Gillies Whittaker, of England; sop.
and contralto or sop. 2. 4to. ©
Feb. .1%, 1928; dt) eo) Weber.
684866; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
2650
Leopold serenata; Thy name like
unto the sun, adapted by Walter
Rummel; pf. © Dec. 30, 1927; 1 ec.
Jan. 3, 1928, 1 ec. Jan. 24; EH 677863;
J. & W. Chester, Itd.; London. 2651
Orchestral overture; through
affliction we enter the kingdom of
heaven, adapted by Walter Rummel;
pt: ©. Dec. 30; 1ee7=* 1 eG Bano:
1928, 1 c. Jan. 24; E 677864; J. &
W. Chester, Itd., London. 2652
— Subdue us through Thy kindness;
choral from the Cantata Jesu nahm
zu sich die zwolfe, tr. from the Ger-
man, by Arthur W. Locke, music
arr. by Richard Donovan; 4 wom-
en’s voices; organ ace. 4to. ©
Feb.. 15, 192835268 Bebo 20> 75
683511; E. C. Schirmer music ©¢o.,
Boston. 2653
Back I went to parliament; words
and music by R. P. Weston and
Bert Lee, both of England; in G.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Dec. 28, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 17, 1928;
E 684782; Francis, Day & Hunter,
ltd., London. 2654
Back to the golden childhood days;
words and music by J. A. French,
arr. by Edw. Morbach, jr. © 1 «.
Feb. 15, 1928; E 681959; Joseph
Alonzo French, Louisville. 2655
Bacon (Ted) modern and _ practical
violin method; by Ted Bacon. bk.
1! © Jan: 28, 1928);+ 2 @ and ait.
Feb. 6; A 1064603; Ted W. Bacon,
Portland, Or. 2656
Bad feeling blues; words and melody
by Blind Blake. © 1 c¢. Feb. 15,
1928; E 686020; Chicago musie pub.
co., inc., Chicago. 2657
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Balai (Le) qui réve; de Charles-
Henry, of France; pf. © Feb. 2,
1928; 1c. Feb. 24; EH 685120; Heugel,
Paris. 2658
Ballad (The) of Semmerwater; North
eountry legend, words by William
Watson, music by Frederic H. Wood,
of England, op. 10, no. 2; sop. 1, 2
and contralto 1, 2. 4to. © Feb. 15,
1928; 1c. Feb. 16; E 684784; Stainer
& Bell, ltd., London. 2659
Ballyhoo; words by J. E. Halligan,
music by Robi Merino. © 1c. Feb.
20, 1928; EK 686133; James Edward
Halligan, New Orleans. 2660
Banditenstreiche (Traits de bandits) ;
ouverture, von Franz von Suppé, arr.
von Edmund Haensch, of Germany ;
orch. mit pf.-organ direction. ©
Jan. 16, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 8; E 684682 ;
D. Rahter, Leipzig. 2661
Bandonéon; par André Sab, of France ;
pf. avee viclons. © Dec. 31, 1927;
1 ec. Jan. 28, 1928; EH 684962; Edi-
tions musicales Sam Fox, Paris.
2662
Banjo harmony; melody and obligato,
with chords by symbols, by G. P.
Landry. Lessons no. 1-25, supple-
ments no. 1-4. © Jan. 23, 1928; 2c.
Jan. 26; E 682795; George P. Lan-
dry, Laneaster, Pa. 2663
Bank ban; fantasie tiber motive der
oper von F. Erkel, arr. von B. Leo-
pold, of Austria; orch. mit pf. 0.
orgel direction. © Aug. 6, 1927; 1c.
Aug. 28; E 685045; D. Rahter, Leip-
Zig. 2664
Barcarola; a song of the sea, parole
e musica di Guglielmo Zuelli, of
Italy; coro a 4 voci virile. 4to. ©
Hel wie. tose + Uo. Gc. hep? 729°
683508; A. Fassio, New York. 2665
Barearolle; de A. Bosc, of France;
orch. avee pf. econducteur. 4to.
Wee ot, 1920. fc, “Anus? 4°92: 1
685080; Auguste Bose, Paris. 2666
Barearolle nocturne [and] Petite his-
toire; 2 piéces inséparables d’Alfred
Bachelet, of France; orch. Parti-
tion: © Dee. 31;'1927; 1 ¢c. Feb. 24,
1928; E 685186; Durand et cie.,,
Paris. 2667
Barwinskyj (W.) Marsch; miniature
Uber ukrainische volkslieder, arr.
yon Emil Bauer, of Austria; kleines
u. grosses orch. mit pf. direction. ©
Pane ZG GVsisols ef hep: -23">
685077; Universal edition actienge-
sellschaft, Vienna. 2668
2679
~
Battle flag of the 182nd; words and
music by J. Carter; pf. 4to. © Feb.
3, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 9; E 686106; Jay
Carter, New York. 2669
Bay (The) state stomp; by Chuck
Miller [pseud. of Chas. T. Miller]
and Julian Webster, arr. by J. Web-
ster; orch. 4to. © Feb. 27, 1928;
2c. Feb. 27; E 683468; Alfred & co.,
New York. 2670
Baynton-Power (H.) Two slow melo-
dies ; by H. Baynton-Power, of Great
Britain; organ. Morning dew. [1
other] © Jan. 24, 1928; 1 ¢@ Jan.
27; E 684788; W. Paxton & co., Itd.,
London. 2671
Beale st. blues; by W. C. Handy, arr.
by F. Henri Klickmann; HE flat alto,
B flat ten. and C melody saxophone
with pf. acc. © Feb. 7, 1928; 2 ec.
Feb. 9; E 686166; Alfred & co., New
York. 2672
Beating up the channel; words by
Charles G. Mortimer, musie by Wil-
frid Sanderson, of Great Britain. ©
Pate 20 lee: Lew MED oles +0 By
684859; Boosey & co., Itd., London.
2673
Beau cavalier; marche-one step, de A.
Bose, of France; orch. avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1926; 1.
Aug. 4, 1927; E 685082; Augusta
Bose, Paris. 2674
Beauties of the Southwest; words by
Harry Jay [pseud. of Harry J. Lin-
coln], music by S. Ignacio. © Jan.
oA (1928 3 2...¢.4 BMeb.. Ayr WA 682747. :
Simeon Ignacio, Fort Bliss, Tex.
2675
Beautiful Danube (Le beau Danube
bleu) ; valse, by Johann Strauss, arr.
by Aubrey Winter, of England; orch.
wth pf. conductor. 4to. © Jan. 20,
1928; 1 c. Feb. 4; E 684620; Hawkes
& son (London), ltd., London. 2676
Beautiful dawn; poem by J. Keirn
Brennan, music by Karl Hajos; high
voice, in D. © Feb. 16, 1928; 2.
Feb. 18; E 683252; Boston music co.,
Boston. 2677
Beautiful hymns of praise; ed. and
compiled by M. D. Ussery. Brown-
wood, Tex., Way.of truth pub. co.
12mo. © Jan. 8, 1928; 2 ec. and aff.
Feb. 28; A 1066534; M. D. Ussery,
Brownwood, Tex. 2678
Beautiful isle of love; words and mu-
sic by G. M. Yapp; sop. and alto.
© 1c¢ Feb. 28, 1928; BE 686446;
Grace May Yapp, Alkabo, N. D.
2679
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2680
pt. 17; ny s.pv..23
Beautiful love; words and music by
L. D. Beeger. © 1c. Feb. 21, 1928;
E 683371; Lina Dumouriez Beeger,
Redwood City, Calif. 2680
Beauty (The) doctor; words and mel-
ody by E. C. Davis. © 1. Feb. 23,
1928; E 686235; Hdward C. Davis,
New York. 2681
Because I walk with Thee; sacred
song, words by Hlizabeth McCabe
Gilmore, music by J. Harold For-
shaw; med. voice. © Feb. 23, 1928;
2c. Feb. 28; HE 686431; Southwest
music pub. co., Los Angeles. 2682
Because you promised; words and
music by L. H. G. Cox, of Canada ;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Jan. 81,
1928; 1 « Feb. 2; E 684570; Lionel
Harry George Cox, Baldur, Mani-
toba, Canada. 2683
Because you smiled at me; words and
music by Gene Stone [i. e. EH. R.
Stone] © 1 ec Feb. 28, 1928; E
686448; Eugene Robert Stone, Los
Angeles. ‘ 2684
Because you went away little girl;
words by J. Kutzura, music by Rich-
ard Broughton. © 1c. Feb. 23, 1928;
E 683399; Joseph Kutzura, Los An-
geles. 2685
Bee (A) comes in at the window; by
Ferris Owen, of Great Britain; pf.
London, Rowland’s. © Feb. 8, 1928;
1c Feb. 24; E 684925; Solomon
Rowland, London. 2686
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Violin-kon-
zert in D-dur; von L. van Beethoven,
op 61, bearb. von P. Schneeberger, of
Switzerland. © June 20, 1927; 1 ¢.
Feb. 8, 1928; E 684672; Paul Schnee-
berger, Bienne, Switzerland. 2687
Beetle dance; by Richardson Phillips,
op. 32, no. 5: pf...© Dec. 15,1927;
2c. Jan. 7, 1928; E 679954; B. F.
Wood music co., Boston. 2688
Before you forgot; words and melody
by C. S. Agines. © 1 c. Feb. 29,
1928; E 683558; Charles S. Agines,
Brooklyn. 2689
Behold the Lamb of God; anthem,
words from the Bible, music by Nor-
man Landis; mixed voices with bar.
solo and organ ace. 4to. © Feb. 29,
1928; 2c. Feb. 29; BH 683512; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 2690
Bellarosa; Spanischer onestep, worte
von Fritz Rotter, musik von Otto
Stransky, of Austria. © Oct. 5,
1926; 1c Oct. 31, 1927; E 685190;
Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
2691
Belle (La) Hleanor; gavotte de ballet,
by Hugo Frey; orch. with pf. con-
ductor. © Feb. 28, 1928; 2 ¢. Feb.
29; E 683536; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 2692
Bellini (Vincenzo) Norma; ouverture
zur oper, arr. von William Gorgel,
of Germany; orch. mit pf.-direktion.
© Jan. 16, 1928; 1 ¢« Feb. 6; EB
684607 ; D. Rahter, Leipzig. 2693
Beloved; words and melody by Gus
Kahn and Joe Sanders. ©1c. Feb.
3, 1928; E 681745; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. 2694
Beloved, let us love one another; an-
them, words from the Scripture,
music by George B. Nevin; mixed
voices. 4to. © Feb. 7, 1928; 2 c¢.
Feb. 9; E 683038; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 2695
Benjamin, ich hab’ nichts anzuzieh’n;
foxtrot, text von Beda, musik von
Jara Benes, of Hungary. © Nov.
14, 1927; 2c Feb. 3, 1928; E 684557 ;
Wiener bohéme verlag, Vienna.
2696
Benkende (Die) man un froy; words
and music by H. Vernoff. © 1 ec.
Feb. 4, 1928; EH 681777; Helke Ver-
noff, New York. 2697
Berceuse; text by Oscar Covert Miller,
music by F. Greenwald, op. 3, no. 1.
Brooklyn, N. Y., Metro. music league.
©: Jan. 26; 1928. 2)e) Went 242)
686358 ; Ferdinand Greenwald, Brook-
lyn. 2698
Berceuse; waltz, melody by A. B.
Bishop):),1st), violins ©) te. web. 3,
1928; E 681756; A. Blair Bishop,
Cumberland, Md. 2699
Berceuse triste; mélodie, paroles de
Tristan Klingsor, musique de Sylvio
Lazzari, of France. © Dec. 31, 1927;
1 ec Jan. 28, 1928; E 684979; Max
Eschig et cie., Paris. 2700
Berlin (Irving) ine. collection of song
hits for saxophone; folio no. 3, arr.
by Kenn Sisson. © Feb. 9, 1928;
2 ec. and aff. Feb. 10; A 1064904;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 2701
Berlin (Irving) ine. famous song hits
for tenor banjo; arr. by Ralph Colic-
chio; with pf. ace. folio no. 4. ©
Feb. 9, 1928; 2 ce. and aff. Feb: 10; A
1064905; Irving Berlin, ine., New
York. 2702
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no. 2, 1928
2724
Berlin, Berlin, wie bist du sch6én ge-
worden; aus Dariiber ldsst sich
reden, worte und musik von Fried-
rich Hollaender, of Germany, arr.
von Otto Lindemann. © July 17,
1926; 1-¢. Oct. 31, 1927; E 685176;
Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
2703
Bianchina mia; mazurka, by G. Di
Janni; mand. © 1c. Feb. 8, 1928;
E 681820; Giuseppe Di Janni, Brook-
lyn. 2704
Big Bill the builder ; words and music
by Milton Weil, Bernie Grossman
and Larry Shay, arr. by Rube Ben-
nett; pf. and ukulele acc. © Feb.
7, 1928; 2c. Feb. 9; E 683027; Milton
Weil music co., Chicago. 2705
Bill Mason; words and melody by Roy
Harvey. © 1c. Feb. 15, 1928; H
681986; Chicago music pub. co., inc.,
Chicago. 2706
Bird songs at eventide; by Eric Coates,
arr. by Dan Godfrey, of Great Brit-
ain; cornet solo, with acc. of full
military band, with solo clarinet in
B flat, conductor and words. (In
Chappell’s army journal, no. 550) ©
Jan. 30, 1928; 1c. Feb. 8; E 684712;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 2707
Bits of blues; words by Grady Moore,
‘melody by Sid Harkreader. ©1e.
Feb. 15, 1928; E 681978; Chicago
music pub. co., ine, Chicago. 2708
Bitter tears that touched my heart;
words and music by I. Shalomith,
arr. by Walter W. Newcomer. New
York, N. Y., Frank Harding. ©
Feb. 20, 1928; 2c. Feb. 29; E 683534 ;
Israel Shalomith, Brooklyn. 2709
Bizet (Georges) L’Arlésienne; selec-
tion from the incidental music: to
Daudet’s drama, ed. by Arthur Pur-
cell, of England; pf. © Dec. 24,
1927; 1 c. Dec. 28; E 684752; Joseph
Henry Larway, London. 2710
Carmet suite; melodien aus
Bizet’s oper Carmen, bearb. von Otto
Seyfert, of Germany; 2 violinen,
cello u. pf. © Aug. 27, 1927; 1 «.
Feb. 8, 1928; E 684676; Fr. Portius,
Leipzig. 2Ert
—Pastorale from L’Arlesiene; arr.
by P. A. Marquardt; orch. with pf.
© Jan. 28, 1928; 2 ec. Jan. 30: EB
682744; Photo play music co., inc.,
New York. 2712
Romanza; from The pear! fishers,
arr. by H. Haaf; pf. New York
City, Fred Fisher. © Feb. 10, 1928;
2c. Feb. 18; E 683151; Henry Haaf,
Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 2713
Black dog blues; words and melody
by Blind Blake and J. Mayo Wil-
liams. © 1c. Feb. 15, 1928; B
686023 ; Chicago music pub. co., inc.,
Chicago, 2714
Black-Jack ; march, by Will Donaldson,
arr. by James C. McCabe; orch.
4to. © Jan, 25, 1928; 2 ec. Jan. 26;
E 681689; Irving Berlin standard
music corp., New York. 2715
Blaue nacht; blues, worte von Fritz
Rotter, musik von Will Rollins, of
Germany. © Dec. 15, 1926; 1 ¢. Oct.
31, 1927; E 685200; Rondo-verlag,
G. m. b. h., Berlin. 2716
Bleak desolation; by Theodore Hahn,
jr. and Carl Hahn; orch. with pf.
or organ conductor. © Jan. 30,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 1; B 682821; John
Church co., Cincinnati. 217
Blessed are the pure in heart; anthem,
words by John Keble, music by W.
R. Voris; 4 mixed voices; organ ace.
4to. © Feb. 14, 1928; 2c. Feb. 18;
E 683228; H. W. Gray co. New
York. 2718
Rlessed is He that cometh; anthem,
music by W. R. Voris; 4 mixed
voices; organ ace. 4to. © Feb. 14,
1928; 2c. Feb. 18; BE 683227; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 2719
Blessed Lord, with Thee; words by
Margaret E. Barber, music by R. J.
Polak; med. voice. Los Angeles,
Calif., Paramount music pub. co.
Jan. 26, 1928; 2c. Feb. 2; EH 682749;
Rudolph J. Polak, Los Angeles.
2720
Blink-man am eallin’ yo’; pickaninny
lullaby, words and music by W. F.
Feld. © Feb. 21, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 24;
E 686281; William Frederick Feld,
Milwaukee. 2721
Blondie; words and melody by R.
Snyder and L. Parsons. © 1c. Feb.
6, 1928; E 682944; Relvin Snyder
and Leslie Parsons, Stockton, Calif.
2722
Blossom time in California ; words and
music by O. Pixley. [Photostat].
©.1 e¢ Feb. 21, 1928; B. 683355;
Olive Pixley, Glendale, Calif. 2723
Blue chimes; words and music by Roy
Turk and James F. Hanley; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Feb. 6, 1928; 2 ec.
Feb. 9; E 682965; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York. 2724
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2725
pt. 110, mss! W283
Blue eyes; words and melody by Roy
Harvey. © 1. Feb. 15, 1928; E
681989; Chicago music pub. co., inc.,
Chicago. 2725
Blue eyes; words and music by Dave
Ringle. © Feb. 6, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
11; H 681946; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. _ 2126
Blue fox; by Clyde Doerr; E flat alto
saxophone, with pf. ace. © Feb. 16,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 17; E 686069; Irving
Berlin standard music corp., New
York. 2727
Blue heron; words by Inglis Fletcher,
music by F. Vallejo. © Jan. 381,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 14; E 683154; Fran-
cisca Vallejo, San Francisco. 2728
Blue Monday; melody by C. S. Harris.
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1928; E 686439;
Charles Saul Harris, New York.
2729)
stomp, melody by F.
© 1c. Feb. 10, 1928;
EK 681849; Frank Martinez, jr.,
Miami, Fla. i 2730
Blue yodel; words and melody by J.
Rodgers. © 1c. Feb. 3, 1928; E
681749; Ralph Peer, New York.
2731
Blueberry lane; words by Alfred
Bryan, music by Herman Paley; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen, and arrangements for
C melody, E flat alto and B flat ten.
saxophones. © Feb. 10, 1928; 2 e.
Feb. 9; E 682984; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. Zaz
Blues; étude de jazz, von Erwin
Schulhoff, of Czechoslovakia; pf. ©
Jan. 11, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 8; E 684770;
Universal edition actiengesellschaft,
Vienna. Dias
Bliitensterne elementar-klavierschule ;
von C. Heins, op. 273, neue bearb.
von Rich. Krentzlin, both of Ger-
many. © Oct. 16, 1927; 1 ec. Feb.
3, 1928; E 684655; Carl Heins, Leip-
zig. 2734
Blumen von Hawaii; lied u. foxtrot,
text von Kurt Robitschek, musik
von Walter Kollo, of Germany. ©
Aug. 18, 1927; 1c. Feb. 24, 1928* EB
684940; Wiener bohéme verlag.
Vienna. 2735
Boat song; by Virginia L. Bishop, ed.
and fingered by W. D. Armstrong;
pf. © Feb. 7, 1928; 2c. Feb. 9; B
683054; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 2736
Blue shivers;
Martinez, jr.
Boccherini (Luigi) Sei quartetti per
archi; scelti, ordinati e riveduti da
Enrico Polo, of Italy. Seconda serie.
Partitura.*712mo, 398 Quartetti 1, 2
e 32. Quartetti 4, 5 e 6. © Feb.
17, 1928; 1 ¢c. each Feb. 18; E
684867, 684868 ; G. Ricordi & co., Mi-
lan. Zloty 2600
Bohmische polka (Bohemian polka) ;
aus der oper Schwanda, der dudel-
sackpfeifer, von Svanda Dudak, mu-
sik von Jaromir Weinberger, of
Czechoslovakia, arr. von Emil Bauer,
of Austria; kleines u. grosses orch.
mit pf. direction. © Jan. 27, 1928;
1 @ Feb. 23; E 685076; Universal
edition actiengesellschaft, Vienna.
2739
Bonnie, sweet Bessie; by J. L. Gilbert,
transcription by G. E. Holmes; viol-
in and pf. © Dee. 30, 1927; 2 «.
Feb. 238, 1928; E. 686332; White-
Smith music pub. co., Boston. 2740
Book (A) of indoor marches; compiled
by Preston Ware Orem; pf. © Feb.
8; “1928 2*'e. “antehwaibte Web sens cA.
1066026 ; Theodore Presser co., Phil-
adelphia. 2741
Boosey’s community song sheets, no.
10; containing two songs, with
words by A. P. Graves, and two in-
strumental pieces, music arr. by Syd-
ney Herbert, of Great Britain; mili-
tary and brass band, and orch. 4to.
1. The’ land ‘of *my' #athers? *[3
others] © Jan. 20, 1928; 1 ¢. Feb.
18; E 684850; Boosey & co., Itd.,
London. 2742
Borneo; fox-trot, words and music by
Walter Donaldson. © Feb. 16, 1928;
2c Feb. 18; E 686098; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 2743
Borneo; words and melody by Walter
Donaldson. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1928; E
682992; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
2744
Bossy ; words by Carroll Maynard Har-
ris, music by H. V. Glynn... ©: 1 ec.
Feb. 24, 1928; E 6838425; Harold
Vincent Glynn, Newburyport, Mass.
2745
Bought with a price; words and music
by E. L. Stewart. © Feb. 12, 1928;
2c. Feb. 21; E 683327; Edwin Leslie
Stewart, Huntington, W. Va. 2746
Boy friends; from Lovely lady, words
by Cyrus Wood and Harry Steinberg,
melody by Dave Stamper and Harold
148
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1928
Levey.
681782; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
ine., New York. 2747
Brahms (Johannes) Akademische
fest-ouverture (Ouverture acadé-
mique); op. 80, arr. von Leopold
Weninger, of Austria; orch. mit pf.
0. organ direction. © Jan. 16, 1928;
1c Feb. 6; E 684605; D. Rahter,
Leipzig. 2748
In Brahms’ reich; ernste u. hei-
tere klange aus den worken von J.
Brahms, fiir junge klavierspieler
leicht gesetzt von Paul Zilcher, of
Germany. hefte 1, 2. © Jan. 30,
1928; 1c. each Feb. 25; E 685188,
685139 ; Schlesinger’sche buch-u. mu-
Ss khandlung, Berlin - Lichterfelde,
Germany. 2749, 2750
Branfmans march; words and melody
by L. Feingold.
(,WYIND DINDDINA)
© 1c. Feb. 23, 1928; E 686233; Lipa
Feingold, Brooklyn. 2751
Break thou the bread of life; com-
munion service, by William F. Sher-
wiiieeurean: “GC! Nov. 2) 1927 +) 2 «ec.
Jan. 21, 1928; E 683078; Hope pub.
co., Chicago. 2752
Brin de brise; romance sans paroles,
d’Harold de Bozi, of France; pf. ©
Pep. 425,) 1928) iic..\ Keb.! 245) BE
685067 ; Societe anonyme des editions
Ricordi, Paris. 2753
Bring back my wandering boy; words
and melody by Kentucky thorcbreds.
1 ‘ce. Keb. 15, 1928; E> 686012;
Chicago music pub. co., ine, Chi-
cago. 2754
Bring back the memory of you; words
and music by A. L. Snyder. © 1c.
Feb. 29, 1928; E 683559; Alice Lem-
mon Snyder, Warren, Pa.
Bring back those kisses of long ago;
words by A. Fornal and Walter P.
Keogh, music by John J. Rizza; pf.
and ukulele acc. © 1 Feb. 21,
1928; E 683866; Andrew Fornal,
Brooklyn. 2756
Broadway I’m lonesome for you; fox-
trot, words and melody by Jack Bas-
sett. ©1c. Feb. 6, 1928; E 681784;
Marcus G. Bassett, Dannemora,
Wit Ys 2757
Broadway of America; words and mu-
sie by H. W. Austin, arr. by Sylvia
M. Austin. © 1c. Feb. 27, 1928; E
683489 ; Hiram W. Austin, El Paso.
2758
93485—28——2
2755 |
; : 2770
© 1c. Feb. 6, 1928; E | Brooklet (The) ; by Irénée Bergé; pf.
conductor pt. © Feb. 14, 1928; 2 ¢.
Feb. 13; E 686173; Ross Jungnickel,
inc.,, New York. 2759
Brooklyn Heights; from Greenwich
Village Follies, words by Max and
Nathaniel Lief, music by Ray Per-
kins; pf. and ukulele acc. © Feb.
4, 1928; 2 @ Feb. 7; E 682955;
Harms, ine., New York. 2760
Bruhns (George) Four preludes; pf.
conductor pt. © Feb. 14, 1928; 2 ¢.
Feb. 13; E 686177; Ross Jungnickel,
inc., New York. 2761
Pastoral; pf. conductor pt. ©
Heb... JA Toe Oe eM GD., ee By
686184; Ross Jungnickel, inc., New
York. 2762
Three leading themes; pf. conduc-
tor pt. © Feb. 14, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
13; E 686176; Ross Jungnickel, inc.,
New York. «— 2763
Brunetta; waltz melody by A. Poggis.
© 1c. Feb. 29, 1928; E 683557;
Alpha pub. co., New York. 2764
(August) Vier
lieder; musik von A. Brunetti-
Pisano, of Austria. Wien, Carl
Haslinger qdm. Tobias. Giabst du
mir sieben schloésser. [3 others] ©
Jan. 31, 1928; 1 ¢@ Feb. 29; E
685147; Brunetti-gesellschaft, Salz-
burg-Wien, Austria. 2765
Bulbul; par Ed. Poldini, arr: par
Roger Branga, of France; orch. avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dee. 31,
1927; 1 ec. Feb. 24, 1928; EH 685133;
Durand et cie., Paris. 2766
Brunetti-Pisano
Bull-fight (The) blues; words by
Harold Ringer Harvey, music by
C. E. Harvey. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1928;
E 686079; Clarence Edwin Harvey,
Buhl, Id. 2767
Burleske serenade; von Sigfrid Karg-
Hlert, of Germany, op. 112, no. 3;
violine u. klavier. © Sept. 3, 1927;
1 ec. Feb. 18, 1928; E 684837; Jul.
Heinr. Zimmermann, Leipzig. 2768
Bury me under the weeping willow;
words and melody by A. P. Carter.
©y tive Keb. 3, 1928: BE .68175i.
Ralph Peer, New York. 2769
*Busman’s (A) holiday; by Herbert
Frank Nicholls, of Great Britain;
pf. London, Rowland’s. © Feb. 6,
1928; 1 c« Feb. 24; E 684922; Solo-
mon Rowland, London. 2770
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2771
pt. IIT, 0. S., v. 23
Busy (The) lass; singing game, words
and music by Hleanor Farjeon, of
Great Britain. 4to. © Sept. 8,
1927; 1 ec. Feb. 25, 1928; E 684992;
Oxford university press, London.
2771
But I do; words and music by O.
Valaroff. © 1c. Feb. 14, 1928; E
683162; Orall Valaroff, San Fran-
cisco. 2772
Butterfly (A) dance; by J. Nixon, of
Australia; pf. London, W. Paxton
eco. itd. (© Jan. (24, 192s ie:
Jan. 27; E 684787; Julia Nixon,
Brisbane, Australia. 2773
Butterfly’s frolic; by Alfred Redhead,
of England; pf. London, Rowland’s.
© Jam 277 1928's" See eb: toe
684691; Solomon Rowland, London.
2774
Buttons for sale; unison song, words
traditional, music by Alec Rowley,
of England; in D. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Jan. 14,
1928; 1 «@ Feb. 18; E: 684800;
Novello & co., ltd., London. ZHAO
C’est avec ces trucs-la ... 3; paroles
d’ Albert Willemetz et Ch. L. Pothier,
musique de ©. Oberfeld, of Poland;
ace. de pf. avec arr. pour ukulele
de Francis Salabert. © Dee. 31,
1927; 1 ec. Feb. 24, 1928; E 685098;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 2776
Ca fait passer un moment; de Comte
Obligado, lyrics d’André Barde, mu-
sique de Raoul Moretti, of France.
© Dec. 31, 1927; 1 ec. Feb. 24, 1928;
E 685100; Francis Salabert, Paris.
rar leer
Cabaletta; by Theodore Lack, op. 83,
arr. and fingered by Roy J. Crocker ;
pt. ©. Feb. 23,1928; 2c. Web. 25
E 686343; Fred Heltman co., Cleve-
land. 2778
Cabin home; words and melody by
Golden melody boys. © 1c. Feb.
15, 1928; E 686018; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 2779
Calexico; words and music by J.
Lowry, arr. by Jess W. Holcomb.
© 1. Feb. 15, 1928; E 686036;
John Lowry, San Diego, Calif.
2780
California I love all of you; words
and music by F. Rose and K.
Guiott. Globe ed. © Jan. 12, 1928;
2c. Jan. 18; E 682889; Rose Guiott
and Karl Guiott, Eureka, Calif.
2781
Calling me home; words by Harry
Graham, music by Richard Meyer,
of U. S., and Albert Sirmay, of
Hungary. London, Chappell & co.,
ltd. © Feb. 14, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 16;
E 683237; Harms, ine, New York.
2782
Campane (Le) religiose (The religious
chimes); by P. Colavita; pf.
1c. Feb. 24, 1928; EH 683427; Philip
Colavita, Richmond. 2783
Candidates march; by F. I. Phillips;
melody with pf. acc. © 1c Feb.
8, 1928; E 686384:" Flo” idier
Phillips, Long Beach, Calif. 2784
Cannibal chief; Fiji dance, by F. T.
MeGrath, arr. by A. J. Weidt; ten.
banjo solo. © Nov. 18, 1927; 2 «.
Feb. 11, 1928; E 683102; Walter
Jacobs, inc., Boston. 2785
Can’t you guess who; words and music
by J. L. Knipe. © Feb. 17, 1928;
2 @ Feb. 29; HE 683521; James L.
Knipe, Lancaster, Pa. 2786
Cantina Rose; words by C. Squadrilli,
melody by Jan Plaskette, [ i. e. Jane
Plaskette]. © 1«¢ Feb. 15, 1928;
E 686028; Jane Plaskette and C.
Squadrilli, Hollywood, Calif. 2787
Cantique spirituel; paroles de Lorenzo
dei Medici, musique de Raymond
Petit, of France. [Italian and
French text] © Feb. 2, 1928; 1.
Feb. 24; E 685127; Heugel, Paris.
2788
Canto (Il) dell’ Alba; di Vincenzo
Raimondi, of Italy; pf. ©1e. Dee.
14, 1927; EH 684599; Alba musicale,
Rome. 2789
Canzone francese; by Ercole Pasquini,
arr. by Michele Esposito, of France,
ed. by W. G. Whittaker ; string quin-
tet, with flute and bassoon ad lib.
Se. © Jan. 12, 1928: 1 « Feb. 25;
E 685007; Oxford university press,
London. 2790
Captain Popham; march, by J. De
Angelus; pf. © 1 c Web is.7ae2s-
E 681748; John De Angelus, Thomp-
sonville, Conn. 2791
Caravane (La); ou, La fille du
Bédouin, de Comte Obligado, lyrics
d’André Barde, musique de Raoul
Moretti, of France; ace. de pf. avec
arr. pour ukulele de Francis editions.
© Dec. 31, 1927; 1 ¢. Feb. 24, 1928;
E 685101; Francis Salabert, Paris.
2792
150
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no, 2, 1928 2815
Jjaravane (La); ou, La fille du | Celtic (A) lament; by Leonard Peck,
Bédouin, 6/8 one-step de Comte of Great Britain; pf. © Feb. 21,
Obligado, musique de Raoul Moretti,
of France; orch. avec pf. conducteur
et paroles. 4to. © Feb. 2, 1928;
1¢@4 Feb. 24; E 685093; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 2793
Carcerato Palermitano; versie melodia
di Paul Citarella. © 1c. Feb. 28,
1628; E 686455;
New York. 2794
Carnation mother; words and music
by P. G. Shinar. © 1 ce. Feb. 8,
1928; E 681870; Peggy George
Shinar, Portland, Or. 2795
Caroline of Carolina; valse, words and
musie by Cecil Webb Johnson, of
Great Britain; pf., with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin
D. Keech. © Feb. 4, 1928; 1 ¢. Feb.
7; E 684699; Lawrence Wright
music co., London. 2796
Carrillo (Julian) Six preludes; pf.
1. Ilusion. [5 others] New York,
Published by the 13th sound. ©
Jan. 26, 1928; 2c. Feb. 1; EH 682735;
Julian Carrillo, New York. 2797
Cassandre; ouverture dramatique, de
Paul Pierné, of France; orch. ©
Deey Shy, 1927 1; ec. Jan. -28, 1928 ;
H 684956; Hditions musicales Hvette,
Paris. 2798
Casting all your care upon Him; hymn,
words anon., music by Florence H.
Dahlstrom. © Noy. 2, 1927; 2 ¢.
Feb. 6, 1928; EH 683065; Hope pub.
co., Chicago. 2799
*Cause I love you dear; words and
music by G. W. Collum. © 1.
Feb. 27, 1928; E 683488; George
Willis Collum, Cisco, Tex. 2800
Cavalier; words by John Masefield,
musie by Perey Turnbull, of Great
Britain. © Jan. 5, 1928; 1 c. Feb.
25; E 685019; Oxford university
press, London. 2801
Cavalieri (I) Rossi; di Vincenzo
Raimondi, of Italy; pf. ©1e. Dee.
14, 1927; E 684601; Alba musicale,
Rome. 2802:
Celeste ; waltz, words by R. P. Quarles
and Edith Rule Banta, music by
R. P. Quarles. [Photostat] ©1e.
Feb. 27, 1928; E 683490; Ralph
Petty Quarles, Boise, Id. 2803
Celia valse; por Felipe Soto, of Salva-
dor; pf. © 1c Feb. 6, 1928; BE
684572 ; Dada-Dada & co., San Salva-
dor, Salvador, C. A. 2804
Italian book co., '
1928; 1 ¢«. Feb. 15; E 684790; W.
Paxton & co., itd., London. 2805
Challenge (The) ; dramatic allegro, by
Emil Bierman; orch. 4to. © Feb.
28, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 28; E. 686416;
American composers, ine., New York.
2806
Champagner, du bist mein plaisir;
worte von Viktor Flemming, musik
von Ernst Wolf, of Austria. © Jan.
15, 1928; 1 «@ Feb. 4; EH 6845838;
Wiener Phoenix verlag, Vienna.
2807
Chanson triste; by Fabien Sevitzky;
violin and pf. © Feb. 20, 1928; 2 ec.
Feb. 21; HE 686317 ; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 2808
Chanson triste; romance, de Gilbert
Beaume, of France, op. 14; violon
et orch. avec, pf. conducteur. © Oct.
16. SZ. Go heb lO Tes or
684728 ; United music co., New York.
2809
Chansonette; by Ernest Newton, of
Great Britain; pf. © Jan. 30, 1928;
1c. Feb. 10; E 684725; Joseph Wil-
liams, Itd., London. 2810
Chansons populaires espagnoles (Can-
ciones populares Hspafiolas) ; version
francaise d’Henri Collet, partie de
pf. de Joaquin Nin, of* France;
quatre voix de femmes. [French and
Spanish text] 1. Castellana. [3
others] © Dec. 31, 1927; 1 ¢. Jan.
28, 1928; EH 684986; Max Eschig et
cie., Paris. 2811
Chant d’amour; intermezzo, by Her-
mann Lohr, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Jan. 25, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 8; E 684706;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 2812
Chant spirituel ; text tiré de l’Imitation
de Jésus-Christ, musique de Ray-
mond Petit, of France. © Feb. 2,
1928; 1c. Feb. 24; H 685128; Heugel,
Paris. 2813
Charleston; etude de jazz, von Edwin
Schulhoff, of Czechoslovakia; pf. ©
Jan. 11,.1928; 1 c. Feb. 8; E 684769;
Universal edition actiengesellschaft,
Vienna. 2814
Chatterbox (The); by Irénée Bergé,
arr. by R. Jungnickel ; pf. conductor
pt. © Feb.. 14,1928; 2 c. Feb. 13;
E 686181; Ross Jungnickel, inc., New
York. 2815
151
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2816
Cheero; characteristic, by A. F. Wend-
land, arr. by R. B. Eisenberg; band.
4to. © Feb. 21, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 24;
E 686276; W. R. Dalbey music co.,
Omaha, Neb. 2816
Cherry blossoms; words by Glenn T.
Neville, music by R. Wall. ©1e.
Feb. 2, 1928; E 682769; Robert Wall,
Long Island City, N. Y. 2817
Children’s (The) party; by George
Bruhns; pf. conductor pt. © Feb.
14, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 138; E 686175;
Ross Jungnickel, inc., New York.
2818
Chloris! yourself you so excel; pt.
song, words by Edmund Waller,
music by Fritz Bennicke Hart, of
Australia; mixed voices. 4to. ©
Nov.. 23, 1923 Lose. yheb:; de 1928 -
E 684615; Allan & co. proprietary
ltd., Melbourne, Australia. 2819
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Mazurka ;
von Fr. Chopin, op. 67, no. 3, neue
bearb., violine anpassung und klavier
begl. von Charles Cerné, of Austria ;
violine und klavier.
1927; 1 c. Dec. 14; E 684547; Adolph
Fiirstner, Berlin. 2820
Choral dancing (Xoposoys); words and
music by Elias I. Tziorogh, of Po-
band). ©:, dmexeeb,, 7.2. y 8928 2
686249 ; Joanna Tziorogh, New York.
ae 2821
Choros, no. 2; par H. Villa-Lobos, of
Brazil: grande fliite et clarinette en
la. ‘© Dee.'31, 1927; 1 ¢: Jan. 28,
1928: E 684977 ; Max Eschig et cie.,
Paris. 2822
Chorriada (La); letra y musica por
E. A. Carrillo, of Mexico. © 1 e.
Feb. 13, 1928: E 681887; Eduardo A.
Carrillo, Pueblo, Col. 2823
Christ is King, Christ is King; words
and music by M. E. N. Lahiff. 32mo.
© Dec...8,; 1927; 2. ¢., Dees 28,;, EB
681841; Mary EH. Nell‘e Lahiff, New
York. 2824
Christ is risen indeed; Easter anthem,
words and musie by Joseph Fletcher ;
4 mixed voices. 4to. © Feb. 28,
1928: 2c. Feb. 28; E 686418; Wm. A
Pond & co., New York. 2825
Christ our Passover; Easter anthem,
music by HE. L. Ashford; 4 mixed
voices; organ ace. 4to. © Jan. 26,
1928: 2 c¢. Jan. 28: E 681650; Theo-
dore Presser ¢o., Philadelphia. 2826
Christ the arose; Easter
anthem, Fletcher; 4
Conqueror
by Joseph
© Nov. 28,
pt. 19, N.S 2
mixed voices. 4to. © Jan. 30, 1928;
2c. Feb. 1; E 681687; Robin Ellis,
Ridgefield Park, N. J. 2827
Christ the Lord is risen today; Easter
anthem, words by Charles Wesley,
music by Charles Huerter; 4 mixed
voices; organ ace. 4to. © Jan. 25,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 31; E 681668; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 2828
Christian (The) life; from Finlandia,
by Jean Sibelius, op. 26, no. 7, arr.
by David Evans, of England. (In
The church hymnary, rev. ed.) 1.
Staff ed—2. Tonic sol-fa ed. ©
Oct; 2, 1927; 1 © (emen Wey. 25. 2k)
684612, 684613; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
Leipzig. 2829, 2830
Christian’s (The) warfare; words and
music by C. A. Gerber. © Nov. 2,
1927; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1928; E 683062;
C. A. Gerber, Ft. Wayne, Ind. 2831
Christmas (The) pie; traditional text,
extended by H. W. L., old English
melody . harmonized by Harvey
Worthington Loomis; mixed voices.
4to. © Feb. 8, 1928; 2 ec. Feb. 23;
E 686216; C. C. Birchard & ¢o., Bos-
ton. 2832
Chusen (Der) un kale’s gram; words
and music by H. Vernoff. © 1 e.
Feb. 4, 1928; E 681776; Helke Ver-
noff, New York. 2833
Cielo azzurro; waltz melody by D. Pog-
gis. © 1c. Feb. 29, 1928; E 683555 ;
Alpha pub. co., New York. 2834
Cigarette; words by Larry Shaw, [i. e.
Lawrence Shaw], melody by C. Wen-
gart. ©1c. Feb. 1, 1928: E 681713;
Lawrence Shaw and Carl Wengart,
New York. 2835
Cinderella dreams ; words by Raymond
B. Egan, melody by Richard A.
Whiting. © 1. Feb. 15, 1928; E
681960; Shapiro, Bernstein & Go.,
inc., New York. 2836
Circus ring; gallop, by A. F. Wend-
land, arr. by R. B. Eisenberg; band.
4to. © Feb. 21, 1928; 2 ec. Feb. 24;
E 686278; W. R. Dalbey music co.,
Omaha, Neb. 2837
Civettuola ; polka, by D. A. Borgia; pf.
1 e. Feb. 16, 1928;.H 683214;
Dom‘nick A. Borgia, New York.
2838
Clap yo’ hands; fox-trot, from Oh,
Kay, by George Gershwin, arr. by
Dan Godfrey, of Great Britain; full
military band with solo clarinet in
B flat, conductor. London, Chap-
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no. 2, 1928
pell, & co., ltd. (In Chappell’s army
journal, no. 550) © Jan. 30, 1928;
1 ec. Feb. 8; E 684714; Harms, inc.,
New York. 2839
Climbing mountain blues; words and
melody by Madlyn Davis. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 15, 1928; E 681998; Chicago
music pub. ¢co., ine., Chicago. 2840
Cling: ng to the hand; hymn, words
and music by O. P. Ikeler. © Feb.
apie a ce Hep. *11' EH 683082 >
Otto P. Ikeler, Bloomsburg, Pa.
2841
Cloche (La) du soir (The evening
bell) ; mélodie, d’Alex. De Taeye, of
Belgium; orch. avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Dee. 31, 1927; 1 ce. Jan. 28,
1928 ; E 684971; Choudens, Paris.
2842
Close, close to Thee; poem by Ada
Simpson Sherwood, music by John
S. Fearis; high, in E flat; with
violin obbl. © Feb. 21, 1928; 2 «.
Feb. 23; E 686198; Willis music co.,
C ncinnati. 2843
Close fit blues; melody by Clarence
Williams. © 1. Feb. 27, 1928; B
683481; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 2844
Coal (The) mine blues; slow drag,
words by Donald HE. Kintz, music by
D. P. Kintz and Sophia Kammerer.
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1928; E 683380;
Donald P. Kintz, Bozeman, Mont.
2845
Colette und der mond; worte u. musik
von Walter Bransen, of Germany.
© Nov. 11, 1926; 1 ¢. Oct. 31, 1927;
H 685196; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H..,
Berlin. 2846
Col. Lindbergh triumphial [!] march;
by EH. W. Blake; solo B flat cornet.
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1928; E 683116;
HKnoch Will'am Blake, New York.
2847
Columbia—marsch (Columbia-march) ;
von Fr. W. Rust, arr. von Franz A.
Sommer, both of Germany; salon-
orch. 4to. © Aug. 20, 1927; 1 e¢.
Feb. 8, 1928; E 684661; Edition
Metropol musikverlag, Berlin.
2848
Come and love is ours; words and
music by Hannah M. Cundiff and
Isabella Wilson. © Jan. 31, 1928;
2 ec. Feb. 1; E 686059; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 2849
2860
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Come—come; words and melody by
Al Sherman, Charles Tobias and
Harry Tob'as. ©1c. Feb. 29, 1928;
EK 688539; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 2850
Come! Come! words by Charles and
Harry Tobias, melody by Al Sher-
mani iOul enyKeb. 016, »1928);: B
683191; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 2851
Come—come I want a little kiss from
you; words by Charles and Harry
Tobias, melody by Al Sherman. ©
1 ‘ce. Feb. 9, 1928; EH 683019; Irving
Berlin, inec., New York. 2852
Come just as you are; words and mu-
sic by Haldor Lillenas. (In New
Lillenas’ songs) © Feb. 1, 1928;
2¢. Feb. 17; E 686065; Lillenas pub.
co., Indianapolis. 2853
Come, spring; words by J. Lilian Van-
devere, music by Gladys Pitcher ;
sop. and alto. 4to. © Feb. 8, 1928;
2 ey Feb. 23:;. 0s. 686220 gE, aC.
Birchard & co., Boston. 2854
Come unto Him; words adapted and
music by Mrs. J. H. Cassidy; male
voices. (In Coleman’s male choir)
© Feb. 1, 1928; 2 « Feb. 17; E
683275; Robert H. Coleman, Dallas.
2855
Comedy scenes; by George Bruhns;
pf. conductor pt. © Feb. 14, 1928;
2c. Feb. 13; E 686180; Ross Jung-
nickel ine., New York. 2856
Coming home; words and melody by
L. J. Kremer. © 1c. Feb. 7, 1928;
E 682924; Lucian Joseph Kremer,
Tulsa, Okl. 2857
Coming (The) of Christ; cantata, mu-
sie by Frederic H. Wood, of Eng-
land, op. 27, no. 8; ten. and bass
soli and cho. 4to. © Feb. 15, 1928;
1 ec. Feb. 16; E 684785; Stainer &
Bell, ltd., London. 2858
Concert D-dur no. 17; von Joh. Joach.
Quantz, rev. von Oskar Fischer, of
Germany, arr. von Otto Witten-
becher, of Germany; fldte u. klavier
od. cembalo. © Dec. 27, 1927; 1 «.
Feb. 7, 1928; E 684628; Robert For-
berg, Leipzig. 2859
Concertino in A minor; by Henry Ken-
ning, of Great Britain; violin, with
pf. ace. © Jan. 3, 1928; 1 « Feb.
11; E 684732; Schott & co., ltd.,
London. 2860
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2861
Concerto accademico in D minor; by
R. Vaughan Williams, of Great Brit-
ain, pf. arr. by Constant Lambert;
violin solo, with pf. ace. © Dee.
>, 19273. 1. .c., Bebb. 25; 1928258)
685012; Oxford university press,
London. 2861
Confitures; valse, von Rudolph Mid-
decke, of Germany, op. 23; pf.
Sept. 27, 1927; 1 c Feb. 18, 1928;
EH 684844; W. Ehrier & co., Leipzig.
a OS
Consider the lilies; sacred song, words
and music by Joseph Fletcher; med.
voice, in G. © Feb. 23, 1928; 2 «.
Feb. 27; E 683445; Robin Bllis,
Ridgefield Park, N. J. 2863
Consolation hymns; words and music
by Emma Jennings Bathrick. 2d
ed. 8vo. © Feb. 1, 1928; 2 ec. and
aff. Feb. 29; A 1067653; P. H. Bath-
rick, Niagara Falls, N. Y. 2864
Contrary Mary; words and melody by
Alice Remsen. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1928;
E 683311; Alice Remsen, New York.
2865.
Coo-ee; song of Australia, words by
W. H. Ogilvie, music by Charles
Villiers Stanford, of Great Britain;
in C. © Dee. 1, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 25,
1928; E 685051; A. W. Ridley &
co., London. 2866
Coquette; fox trot, words by Gus
Kahn, music by Carmen Lombardo
and John W. Green, arr. by Frank
Skinner; orch. 4to. © Feb. 14,
1928; 2 « Feb. 15; E 683235; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 2867
Coquette; fox trot, words by Gus Kahn,
music by Carmen Lombardo and
John W. Green; pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by May Singhi Breen. © Feb.
10, 19283 2) c Bebo 13" i? GS1gar :
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 2868
Coquette; words by Gus Kahn, mel-
ody by Carmen Lombardo and John
W. Green. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1928; E
682994; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
2869
Coquette (La); by Carlyle Carr, of
England; pf. London, Rowland’s.
© Jan. 27, 1928; 1 ¢«. Feb. 10; B
684689 ; Solomon Rowland, London.
: 2870
Coronach; for the death of Cuthullin,
words by Harold Boulton, Gaelic tr.
by Archibald McDonald, music by
Edgar Barratt, of England. © Feb.
9, 1928; 1 e@. Feb. 10; E 684738;
Elkin & co., ltd., London. 2871
pt. 11, n. s., v. 23
Counting the days; words and music
by M. Batchelor. © 1 ¢. Feb. 8,
1928; E 681811; Miriam Batchelor,
Brookline, Mass. 2872
Coupe (La) (The eup); les_ bac-
chantes, par Alfred Bruneau, arr.
par Raoul Labis, of France; orch.
restreint, avee pf. conducteur. 4to.
© Dec. 31, 1927; 1 e. Jan. 28, 1928:
HE 684970; Choudens, Paris. 2873
Cow cow blues; words and melody by
Charles Davenport. © 1 ¢. Feb. 27,
1928; EH 683480; Clarence Williams
musie pub. co., ine., New York. 2874
Cradle song; by G. Jacob, of Great
Britain; pf. London, J. Curwen &
sons, .Itd. © Heb. 17, 1928" 1 ec.
Feb. 24; E 685144; Gordon Jacob,
Ewell, Surrey, England. 2875
Creole lullaby; words by Ray Morelle,
music by John Raitz and Arthur
Young, both of Great Britain; pf.
acc., with banjulele banjo and uku-
lele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in G.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
©: Jan. 28, 1928: 9 ¢« Gagtet: Eh
684546 ; Lawrence Wright music co.,
London. 2876
Crock of gold; singing game, words
and music by Hleanor Farjeon, of
Great Britain. 4to. © Sept. 8,
1927; 1 c. Feb. 25, 1928; E 684989;
Oxford university press, London.
2877
Crocus bud and violets; words anon.,
music by H. F. Kamp. © 1 ec. Feb.
23, 1928; E 686258; Henry F. Kamp,
Detroit. 2878
Cross (The) eyed butcher; words and
melody by Golden melody boys. ©
1c. Feb. 15, 1928; E 686019; Chi-
cago music pub. co., ine., Chicago.
2879
‘Cross the sea; Spanish love song,
words and music by H. L. Williams.
©1c. Feb. 3, 1928; E 681744; Helen
Lovina Williams, St. Paul. 2880
Crossing the bar; words by Alfred
Tennyson, music by B. B. McKin-
ney; male voices. (Jn Coleman’s
male choir) © Feb. 1, 1928; 2 «¢.
Feb. 17; E 6838286; Robert H.: Cole-
man, Dallas. 2881
Crucifixion (The); with 2 additional
choruses by J. Stainer, suitable for
an Haster cantata, words selected
and written by J. Sparrow-Simpson,
music by J. Stainer, re-ed. by Win-
ton J. Baltzell and EH. §S. Lorenz.
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no. 2, 1928
Rev. ed. 4to.
Noy. 7; E 682693; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. 2882
Crucifixion (The); words by Palmer
Hartsough, music by J. H. Fillmore.
© Feb. 11, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 15; HB
686044; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin-
nati. 2883
Cum jambis (Wondering) ; de Palace
aux hues, paroles francaises de
Nazelles, lyrics anglais et musique
de Maury Madison [pseud. of W.
Renwick Smith] © Dec. 31, 1927;
2c. Jan. 28, 1928; H 686339; Edition
Arlequin, Paris. 2884
Cumberland blues; melody by Rob-
erts, Parmam and Chestnut. ©1e.
Feb. 15, 1928; E 686026; Chicago
music pub. co., ine., Chicago. 2885
Cupid made a hit with me; waltz,
words and music by Willis J. Ber-
nett. [Photostat]. © 1c. Feb. 8,
1928; E 686252; Missouri music
makers, Kansas City, Mo. 2886
Curious maiden; by R. Tomars;
melody with pf. ace. © 1c. Feb.
18, 1928; E 683317; Rose Tomars,
New York. 2887
Da blossomy barrow; words by T. A.
Daly, music by Gertrude Martin
Rohrer; pf. © Oct. 15, 1927; 2 «.
Feb. 27, 1928; E 683470; Eldridge
entertainment house, inc., Franklin,
O. 2888
Da boy from Rome; musical reading,
words by Thomas Augustine Daly,
music by Gertrude Martin Rohrer;
pf. © Oct. 15, 1927; 2 c. Feb. 27,
1928; E 683471; Eldridge entertain-
ment house, ine., Franklin, O. 2889
Da fallt vom himmel ein stiickerl
musik . .; Wienerlied, text von
Wilhelm Sterk. musik von Willy
Engel-Berger, of Germany. © Nov.
27, 1927; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1928; E 684560;
Wiener bohéme verlag, Vienna.
2890:
Dammerung; blues o. slow-fox, von
Jazzteufel, gepriift u. erwihlt von
F. W.>Frohlich, of Germany; orch.
© Sept. 1, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 8, 1928;
E 684674; Friedrich W. Frdéhlich,
Leipzig. 2891
Daheim; worte von Emil von Schoe-
naich-Carolath, musik von Rudolf
Dost, of Germany, op. 62, no. 2;
miunnerchor, ohne begleitung. 4to.
© Sept. 15, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 18, 1928;
E 684831; Gebriider Hug & co..
Leipzig. 2892
2903
© Oct. 21, 1927; 2c. | Daisy; words and music by EH. M.
Williams. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Jan. 17, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan.
31; E 681686; Emma M. Williams,
Covington, Ky. 2893
Dame (La) au domino; opérette en
3 actes, de H. de Gorsse et V. Darlay,
musique de Henri Hirchmann, of
France. Partition chant et pf. ©
Dec. 31, 1927; 1 c« Jan. 28, 1928;
D 27265; Choudens, Paris. 2894
Dance (A) measure; by Ferris Owen,
of Great Britain; pf. London, Row-
land’s. © Feb. 6, 1928; 1c. Feb. 24;
E 684924 ; Solomon Rowland, London.
2895 -
Dance of the butterflies: by Donovan
Meher, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Feb. 20, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 23; E 684950;
Beal, Stuttard & co., Itd., London.
2896
Dance of the butterflies; by V. Baluta ;
pf. Oak Park. Ill., V. C. Baluta. ©
Nov. 7, 1927; 2 c. Nov. 30; E 681674;
Vincent Baluta, Oak Park, Ill. 2897
Dance of the fairies; characteristic
dance, by Buenta Carter; pf.
Jan. 30, 1928; 2c. Feb. 1; E 681699;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
2898
Dance of the marionettes; character-
istic dance, by Buenta Carter; pf.
© Jan. 30, 1928: 246" Wep-“1 4H
681700; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 2899
Dance of the spooks; by Bert R.
Anthony, op. 275, no. 2; pf. © Feb.
nos? (2 EC. RED tas Garon s ;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 2900
Dance revels; by Montague F. Phillips,
of Great Britain, op. 45; orch. with
Ist violin conductor. 1. Mazurka.
[2 others] © Jan. 27, 1928; 1c.
Feb. 8; E 684705; Chappell & co.,
Itd., London. 2901
Dance with me again; words and
music by F. A. Van Dusen. [Photo-
stat], © 1 .¢4BWeb...34...1928: Bh
683409: Floyd A. Van Dusen, Al-
toona, Pa.
Dancing tambourine; fox-trot, by W.
C. Polla, arr. by Max Irwin, of Great
Britain; military band, with solo
clarinet in B flat, conductor. Lon-
don, Chappell & co., ltd. 4to. ©
Jan. 16, 1928; 1c Feb. 8; E 684702;
Harms, ine., New York. 2903
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2904
pt. 111, n. S., v.23 .
Danger; words and music by Charles
O’Flynn and Eddie Kilfeather; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by N. Paloa,
with pts. for C melody saxophone or
violin, E flat alto saxophone, B flat
ten. saxophone and ten banjo. ©
Feb. 8, 1928; 2c. Jan. 5; H 679849;
A. J. Stasny music co., ine., New
York. 2904
Danish (A) dance; by George F.
Hamer; pf. Lawrence, Mass., Bay
state music co. © Dec. 24, 1927;
2c. Jan. 3, 1928; E 681732; Reginald
K. Liversidge, Lawrence, Mass.
2905
Danse campagnarde; paroles adaptées
par Pierre Chaffange, musique de
M. Dufour, of France; orch., avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dee. 31,
1927; 1 c. Jan. 28, 1928; E 684966;
Hdition Del Horno, Paris. 2906
Danse (La) pendant le festin (The
dance during the feast); comédie
musicale en 1 acte, de Marius
Francois Gaillard, musique de Raoul
Moreau, of France; orch., avec pf.
conducteur. 1. La vachére de
Finojosa. [2 others] © Dee. 31,
1927; 1 c. Jan. 28, 1928; E 684968;
Choudens, Paris. 2907
Danseuse (La) au pale visage . .; de
Charles-Henry, of France; pf. ©
Feb. 2, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 24; E 685117;
Heugel, Paris. 2908
Danzatrice (La) araba; di F. Santo-
liquido, rid. di T. Petralia C., both
of Italy; orch., con pf. conduttore,
e violino obbl. 8vo. © Dec. 31,
1927; 1 c. Feb. 24, 1928; E 684911;
A. Forlivesi & c., Florence, Italy.
2909
Darkies’ honeymoon; levee dance, by
A. FE. Wendland, arr. by R. B. Hisen-
berg; band. 4to. © Feb. 21, 1928;
2c. Feb. 24; HE 686273; W. R. Dalbey
music co., Omaha, Neb. 2910:
Darling; words by A. Remsen, melody
by O. Francis. © 1. Feb. 9, 1928;
EK 681842; Alice Remsen and Otis
Francis, New York. 2911
Darum trinken wir noch eins; marsch-
lied aus der operette Drei arme
kleine miidel, gesangstexte von Willi
Kollo, musik von Walter Kollo, of
Germany, klav. arr. von Otto Linde-
mann, of Austria. © Apr. 6, 1927;
1c. Feb. 3, 1928; E 684645; Edition
Vuvag, verlag u. vertrieb, a. g.,
Berlin. 2912
Daughter of mine; words and music
by C. B. Jennings, arr. by Charles
P. Seager. Howard City, Mich.,
C. B. Jennings music co. © Feb. 1,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 13; E 681883 ; Carrie
Baxter Jennings, Howard City, Mich.
2913
Dawn eternal; Haster carol anthem,
words by M. L. Ayers, music by
H. R. Hillborn, arr. by A. Halter;
mixed voices. 4to. © Feb. 20, 1928;
2 c. Feb. 27; E 683444; Robin Hllis,
Ridgefield Park, N. J. 2914
Day dreams; valse lente, by Hrik
Meyer-Helmund, of Germany; pf. ©
Feb. 7, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 9; EH 683046;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
2915
Days are blue; song waltz, words and
music by Edna .Wells, of Great
Britain; pf. acce., with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech; in F. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
‘ notations] © Feb. 6, 1928; 1 c. Feb.
7; E 684630; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don. - 2916
De kindes’ man; sleep song, words and
music by Lourine Kummer. 1. High
voice, in G.—2. Low voice, in E flat.
© Feb. 7, 1928; 2 c. each Feb. 13;
E 681925; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
2917
Dear little girl of mine; words and
music by Don Sherman fi. e. D. W.
Sherman] [Photostat] ©1c. Jan.
30, 1928; E 682695; Donald W. Sher-
man, Denver. 2918
Dear little pal of mine; words and
music by C. C. Brown, arr. by Bob
Taylor; pf. and ukulele acec.; in C.
Denver, Col., Melody shop. © Feb.
21, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 24; E 686280;
Clifford C. Brown, Denver. 2919
Dear little Willie; words and music
by E. L. Zimmerman. New York,
Frank Harding. © Feb. 14, 1928;
2c. Feb. 21; E 683339; EH. L. Zim-
merman, Crag, W. Va. 2920
Dearie; words and melody by H. F.
Meyer; ist violin. © 1 ¢. Feb. 3,
1928; E 681746; Harry Fred Meyer,
St. Louis. 2921
Death of a great red warrior ; by Hugo
Riesenfeld, arr. by Oscar Potoker ;
orch. © Jan. 20, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 6;
EK 686111; Edwin F. Kalmus, inc.,
New York. 2922
Deep Hollow ; by Mickey Guy and Ken
Macomber, arr. by K. Macomber ;
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orch. 4to. © Jan. 24, 1928; 2 c. | Dialetti (1); versi e melodia di S.
Jan. 25; E 681688; Alfred & co.,
New York. 2923
Deep sea; fox-trot from The yellow
mask, by Vernon Duke, arr. by Al
Frisk, of Great Britain; orch. with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Jan. 11, 1928;
1c. Feb. 8; E 684701; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London. 2924
Deine hand, die feine ...; tango, worte
u. musik von Viktor Flemming, of
Austria. © Nov. 17, 1927; 2 ¢. Feb.
3, E 684561; Wiener bohéme verlag,
lenna. 2925
Delibes (Clément Philibert Léo) Bal-
lett suite aus. Sylvia (La nymphe
de Diane) ; arr. von Leopold Wenin-
ger, of Austria; orch. 1. Prélude—
Les chasseresses. [3. others] ©
Jan. 16, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 6; E 684606;
D. Rahter, Leipzig. 2926
Coppélia-fantasie; nach motiven
aus L. Delibes ballett, von Oscar
Fetris, of Germany; orch. mit vio-
lino 1 direction. © Jan. 25, 1928;
‘1c¢ Feb. 23; E 685048; D. Rahter,
Leipzig. 2927
Demande d’amour; romance, by R.
Drigo, of Italy, arr. by James C.
McCabe; orch., with Ist violin con-
ductor. © Feb. 10, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
16; EK 686052; Belwin, inc., New
York. 2928
Desert land; words and music by H.
Nathan; with melody cho. © 1.
Feb. 11, 1928;- E 683112; Henry
Nathan, San Francisco. 2929
Deutsche. mirchenbilder (German
fairy-tales) ; von Walter Dost, of
Germany, op. 61; pf. 1. Rotkaippchen
_pfliickt blumen auf der wiese. [5
others] © Aug. 18, 1927; 1c. Feb.
18, 1928; E 684832; Gebriider Hug
& co., Leipzig. 2930
Devon (The) maid; pt.-song, words by
John Keats, music by Franz C. Born-
schein; 4 male voices. 4to. © Jan.
30, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 3; E 682824; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 2931
Devotional reverie; by Florence HE.
Dahlstrom; pf. or organ. © Nov.
2,1927; 2 ¢ Jan. 21, 1928; EH 683068 ;
Hope pub. co., Chicago. 2932
Dew (The) pond; by C. Osmond, of
Great Britain; pf. London, J. Cur-
wen & sons, Itd. © Feb. 17, 1928;
1c. Feb. 24; E 685141; Clara Os-
mond, London. 2933
Coruzzolo. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1928;
EH 686377; Silvia Coruzzolo, New
York. © 2934
Diamanten und perlen; sammlung von
salon und charakterstticke der neu-
zeit, bearb. von Hermann Wenzel,
of Germany; pf. Band 2. © Oct.
14, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 3, 1928; E 684642;
Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 2935
Did I say no; words by Irving Kahal
and Francis Wheeler, music by
Sammy Fain, arr. by Harry Tiede-
man; pf. and ukulele acc. © Feb.
2 1928 >" Zeer eb) 202°" G8Ghia"
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. 2936
Diez (Los) mandamientos; vals, por
1. ‘Me’ Valle?’ pt.<°@:. ive Feb. 29,
1928; E 6838547; Ignacio M. Valle,
Chicago. 2937
Dites-moi ma mére; de Les ailes de
Paris, paroles d’Albert Willemetz,
musique de Maurice Yvain, of
France; ace. de pf. avee arr. pour
ukulele de F. Salabert. © Dec. 31,
1927; 1 ec. Feb. 24, 1928; E 685118;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 2938
Dites-moi ma mére; 6/8 one step, mu-
sique de Maurice Yvain, of France;
orch. avec pf. conducteur et paroles.
4to. © Dee. 31, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 24,
1928; E 685089; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 2939
Dixie Rose; fox-trot, words and mu-
sic by B. C. Hodgson, arr. by V. A.
Jonuston >) oreh.w to. s+. 1,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 9; E 681833; Bert
Cecil Hodgson, Knoxville, Tenn.
2940
Dixie sweetheart; waltz, by R. G.
Fleck, Bloomfield, N. J., F. & 8S. mu-
sic publishers. © Jan. 21, 1928; 2 c.
Feb. 8; E 686168; Richard G. Fleck,
Montclair, N. J. 2941
Do-do-do; fox-trot, from Oh, Kay, by
George Gershwin, arr. by Dan God-
frey, of Great Britain; full military
band, with solo clarinet in B flat,
conductor. London, Chappell & co.,
ltd. (In Chappell’S army journal, .
no. 550) © Jan. 30, 1928; 1 c. Feb.
8; E 684711; Harms, inc., New York.
2942
Do what you did last night; words
by Andy Razaf, melody by J. C.
Johnson. © 1c. Feb. 21, 1928; E
683373; J. C. Johnson, Wew York.
2943
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2944
Do you fear the wind; words by Ham-
lin Garland, music by Nancy Hurst.
© 1c. Feb. 13, 1928; E 681909;
Edna Oddie Hurst, Cleveland. 2944
Do you think that dreams come true;
words and music by M. A. Easby
Smith; sop. and ten. © 1 c. Feb.
13, 1928; E 681896; Mary A. Hasby
Smith, Washington. 2945
Dollars and cents; words and music
by G. M. Yapp. © 1c. Feb. 28,
1928; E 686445; Grace May Yapp,
Alkabo, N. D. 2946
Dolly’s waltz; by Richard J. Pitcher,
of Great Britain; pf. © Jan. 26,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 28; E 681659; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 2947
Dolores; fox trot, words and music
by Art Kassel and Marty Bloom,
arr. by Frank EK. Barry; orch. 4to.
©),.Feb.. 25,1928: 2N¢ . Web. 2a. i
686397; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
* 2948
Dolores; fox trot, words and music
by Art Kassel and Marty Bloom;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Feb. 10,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 13; E 681950; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 2949
Dolores; words by Benny Davis, mu-
sic by Abner Silver; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Feb. 17, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
23; E 686321; Harms, inc., New
York. 2950
Don’t forget; words and melody by
H. Royale. © 1. Feb. 3, 1928; HE
681759; Harry Royale, Cleveland.
2951
Don’t know what I’m going to do;
words by Carroll Wright, melody by
S. Benkman. © 1 e¢. Feb. 9, 1928;
EH 683004; Seigfried Benkman, Oak-
land, Calif. 2952
Don’t let me keep you waiting; words
and melody by H. W. Lawrence.
© 1. Feb. 29, 1928; E 683561;
Harry Willis Lawrence, New York.
2953
Don’t look at me that way; from
Paris, words and music by Cole
Porter; pf. and ukulele ace. © Feb.
25, 1928; 2 c Feb. 28; E 686404;
Harms, inc., New York. 2954
Don’t try to tell me that you’re sorry;
words and melody by R. I. Minut.
© 1c Feb. 16, 1928; E 683212;
Robert I. Minut, Columbus, O. 2955
pt. 11s.) 23
Dorrett; waltz, melody by J. Rotas.
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1928; E 683136;
James Rotas, Cicero, Iil. 2956
Dove (The) flies low on Whitsunday;
Whitsunday carol from White Rus-.
sia, by André: Kopolyoff, English -
version and arr. by Harvey Gaul;
4 mixed voices} organ ace. 4to. ©
Jan. 1:25, 1928; .2>e) aniwans? 1
681667; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
2957
Down in old Havana town; fox trot,
words by Irving Caesar, music by
Cliff Friend; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Feb. 23, 1928; 2-¢c Feb. 24; E
686399; Leo Feist, ine, New York.
2958
Down in old Havana town; Spanish
%, fox-trot, words by Irving Caesar,
music by Cliff Friend, arr. by Joseph
Nussbaum; orch. 4to. © Jan. 30,
1928; 2 « Jan. 31;-E 681672; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 2959
Down South; by Wm. H. Myddleton,
arr. by Billy Baker; vocal orch. 4to.
© Feb. 6, 1928; 2c. Feb. 7; BH 682898;
Edward B. Marks music co., New
York. 2960
Dramatic suspense; by ‘Theodore
Hahn, jr. and Carl Hahn; orch. with
pf. or organ conductor. © Jan. 30,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 1; E 682814; John
Church co., Cincinnati. 2961
Dramatic tension; by R. 8. Stoughton,
arr. by R. EH. Hildreth; orch. 4to.
© Dec.. 2, 1927; 2 ec. Feb. 11, 1928;
EH 6838094; Walter Jacobs, inc., Bos-
ton. 2962
Dream; words by Marie Kertesz, mu-
. Sic by Gizi Szanto; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Feb. 24, 1928; 2 ¢. Feb. 27;
E 683450; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York. 2963
Dream castles; from Go West young
man, words and music by Merlin 8.
Temple. © Feb. 17, 1928; 2 ec. Feb.
18; E 683255; Merlin S. Temple,
Summit, N. J. 2964
Dream days of auld lang syne; words
by Edgar Leslie, melody by Al Sher-
man. © 1 ec. Feb. 4, 1928; HE
682831; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine., New York. 2965
Dream eyes I love you; fox trot, words
and music by VY. Barber, arr. by
Charles Zeman; ist violin. © 1e.
Feb. 27, 1928; HE 688484; Vincent
Barber, New York. 2966
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no. 2, 1928
Dream hours; words and music by
Nick Carter [pseud. of Glenn HK.
Carter]; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Jan. 25, 1928; 2 ec. Feb. 7; E 682905;
Miller & Shoemaker, inc., New York.
2967
Dream (A) of love; valse, words and
musie by D. A. Borgia. © 1c. Feb.
~ 16, 1928; E 683215; Dominick A.
Borgia, New York. 2968
Dream river; words and music by
George Brown; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by Anthony J. Franchini.
Feb! 21;':1928; 2-:c., Feb. ‘21; B
683334; Joe Morris music co., New
_ York. ~ | 2969
Dreaming away; waltz, words by S.
A. Matter, musie by Casper Nathan.
© Feb. 14, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 16; B
683181; Said A. Matter, New York.
2970
Dreaming of home; words and music
by M. A. C. Broughton. © Jan. 28,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 1; E 681698; Mary
Alice C. Broughton, Los Angeles.
2971
. Dreaming of you; words by J. J. Gro-
belny, music by Jack Edwards. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Feb.
14, 1928; 2 ¢. Feb. 23; E 686212;
John J. Grobelny, Buffalo. 2972
Dreaming of you, dear; words by iW
EK. Pedelty, music by Harry La
Forest. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1928; BH
686130; Lucy E. Pedelty, Mason
City, Ia. 2973
Dreamland Bay; waltz. poetique,
words and music by P. C. Reynolds;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by E. R.
Mallins. Nanaimo, B. C., Reynolds
pub. co. © Feb. 23, 1928: 2 ec. Feb.
28; E 686430;
Reynolds, ‘Nanaimo, B. C., Canada.
2974
Dreary days; words and music by W.
Hall; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
May Singhi Breen. (In Red pepper
rythms) © Feb. 10, 1928; 2c. Feb.
4; E 683503; Wendell Hall music
publishers, Chicago. 2975
Drey (Die) shvester; words and mel-
ody by M. Goldstein.
(aypopny 7")
© 1c. Feb. 27, 1928: E 683482;
Morris Goldstein, Brooklyn. 2976
Drifting on to paradise; words and
music by K. Baylis. © 1c. Jan. 23,
1928; E 681703; Kenneth Baylis,
Jamaica, N. Y. 2977
Pearl Cartwright
2987
=
Drink to me only with thine eyes [and]
Plaintive minor; arr. by P. A. Mar-
quardt; orch. with pf. '© Jan. 28,
1928; 2 ce. Jan. 30; E 682740; Photo
play musie-co., inec., New York.
2978
Drooping willows; idyl 4 la laendler,
by Carl Wilhelm Kern, op. 580; pf.
Lawrence, Mass., Bay state music
co. © Dee. 24, 1927; 2c. Jan. 3,
1928; E 681726; Reginald K. Liver-
sidge, Lawrence, Mass. 2979
Drunk mans’ blues; melody by Rob-
erts, Parmam and Chestnut. ©1e.
Feb. 15, 1928; E 681975; Chicago
music pub. co., ine., Chicago. 2980
Drunt’ in der Lobau; lied u. slow-fox,
text von Beda u. Eckhardt, musik
von Heinrch Strecker, of Austria,
op. 290. © Jan. 16, 1928; 1 ec. Feb.
24; E 684946; Wiener bohéme ver-
lag, Vienna. 2981
Dry bone shuffle; melody by Blind
Blake and Clifton Moore. © 1 «.
Feb. 15, 1928; E 686021; Chicago
music pub. co., ine., Chicago.
2982
Du bist die frau. . ; lied und slow-
fox, worte von Steinberg-Frank, mu-
sik von Robert Stolz, of Austria, op.
495. © Jan. 15, 1928; 1c. Feb. 4;
E 684584; Wiener Phoenix verlag,
Vienna. 2983
Du b'st mein typ; aus Laterna magica,
worte und musik von Friedrich Hol-
laender, of Germany. © Mar. 13,
1926; 1 ec. Oct. 31, 1927; E 685180;
Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
2984
Du bist mir sympathisch; lied u. fox-
trot, text von Peter Herz u. Beda,
musik von Franz Steininger, of
Austria. © Dec. 18, 1927; 1c. Feb.
24, 1928; H 684947; Wiener bohéme
verlag, Vienna. 2985
Du hast den Gustav angeschaut, darum
hast du was mit ihm; aus Streng
verboten, text von Fritz Rotter,
musik von James Klein, of Germany,
klay. arr. v. Otto Lindemann.
Mar. d30;, 1927: edhre jpOci 48s) HE
685201; Rondo-verlag. G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 2986
Du und ich, ich und du; foxtrot, aus
der revue, text von Hans H. Zerlett,
musik von Rudolph Nelson, of Ger-
many, arr. von Otto Lindemann.
(In Die 4 schlager). © Apr. 14,.
1927; 1 c. Oct. 31; E 685156; Rondo-
verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 2987
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2988
Dumb (The) song; words and music
by Eddie Schoelwer [i. e. E. H.
Schoelwer] [Photostat] ©1c. Feb.
27, 1928; E 683486; Edward Henry
Schoelwer, Cincinnati. 2988
Dying (The) poet; by L. Gottschalk,
arr. and fingered by Roy J. Crocker;
pi. © Heb! 23) 1928) 2) cabeb 725:
E 686345; Fred Heltman co., Cleve-
land. 2989
"E paise Napoletane; versi e melodia
di Pasquale C. Caliendo. © 1 e.
Jan. 24, 1928; E 682532; James B.
Russo, Brooklyn. 2990
E. Zondohira; zeibekiko, words and
melody by R. Minnassian. © 1 «@
Feb. 8, 1928; EH 683000; Roupen
Minassian, New York. 2991
Each flower will bring; words by Fred-
erick G. Bernhard, melody by L. E.
Zoeller. © 1 ¢. Jan. 28, 1928; E
683478; Louis E. Zoeller and Fred-
erick Bernhard, New York.
Early in the morning; lyric by Morey
Davidson, music by Carl.:Rupp, arr.
by Geo. J. Trinkaus; male voices.
Ato. © Feb. 6, 1928: 2 c. Feb. 10;
E 683025; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 2993
East moon; words and melody by Bud
Fernwood. © 1c. Feb. 21, 1928; HE
683375 ; Roland Guehrer, Milwaukee.
2994
. East of the moon, west of the stars;
by Herbert Spencer, arr. by George
J. Trinkaus; vocal orch. 4to ©
Jan. 30, 1928; 2.c. Feb. 3; E 682803;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
2995
Easter classics, no. 12; words by A. A.
Payn and others, music from the
works of master musicians, arr. for
Sunday school. S8vo. © Feb 8,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 27; E 683436; Hall-
Mack co., Philadelphia. 2996
Easter glory; choral cantata, text from
the Gospel of St. Matthew and well
known hymns, music by R. M. Stults;
soli, cho. and organ. Vocal se. 4to.
© Feb. 20, 1928: 2'¢. Feb. 21: E
686289 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 2997
Easter (An) hallelujah; musie by Mel-
ehior ‘Vulpius, “arr.” by JAS D.:
fi. e. Archibald Thompson Davison] ;
double cho. for men’s voices, a ¢a-
pella. 4to. © Feb. 3, 1928; 2 ec.
Feb 20; E 683510; E. C. Schirmer
music ¢o., Boston. 2998
2992
pt. III, 0.'s., v.23
Easter (An) litany; glory be to the
Father, words adapted by James S8.
Stone, music by Clarence Dickinson ;
double cho. of mixed voices, with
brass and timpani, and organ acc.
4to. © Feb. 17, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 18;
E 683230; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 2999
Haster morning; Easter service, arr.
by Chas. L. Lewis; orch. 4to. ©
Feb. 7, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 23; E 686329;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 3000
Easter morning; service for Haster,
words and music by Ruth Dale, and
others. S8vo. © Jan. 23, 1928; 2 «.
and aff. Feb. 23; A 1067486; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 3001
Haster morning; words and music by
H. F. Kamp. © 1c. Feb. 23, 1928;
E 686262; Henry F. Kamp, Detroit.
; 3002
Easter (An) song; words and music
by Evan Stephens; mixed voices,
with organ acc. (In Deseret an-
thems, v. 3.) © Mar. 28, 1927: 2 c.
Dec. 7; E 682791; Deseret book co.,
Sait Lake City. 3003
Eastern dreams; words by Huntley
Trevor, music by Sherman Myers, of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele acc. ;
in EK flat. [Staff and tonic ‘sol-fa
notations] .© ..Feb. "% 1928: 1c.
Feb. 17; E 684778; Cecil Lennox,
ltd., London. 3004
Easter’s gift; words by Rene Bronner,
music by H. W.. Petrie..'1.. High
voice, in A.—2. Med. voice, in G.—
3. Low. voice, in Ei flat.. © Jan. 27,
1928; 2 c. each Feb. 23; E 686330;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 3005
Echoes from Colorado; by Reuben
Davies: pf. © Feb. 23, 1928; 2 e.
Feb. 24; HE 686351; Ernest Gerald
Council, Dallas. 3006
Echoes of Easter joy; complete Easter
service, words and music by F. A.
Clark. 8vo. © Feb. 20, 1928; 2 ec.
Feb. 21; E 686290; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia.
Eclipse ; march and two step, by A. F.
Wendland, arr. by R. B. Eisenberg ;
band. 4to. © Feb. 21, 1928; 2 c.
Feb. 24; E 686270; W. R. Dalbey
music co., Omaha, Neb. 38008
Eco d’ amore (Echoes of love) ; waltz.
by L. Morelli; Ist mand. or violin.
New York, A. Mongillo. 4to.
Dec. 15, 1927; 2 c. Feb. 2, 1928; E
682751; Lorenzo Morelli, Rye, N. Y.
3009
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no..2, 1928
. 3029
Eco (L’) der core; versi di O. Petrini,
musica di R. Balzani, of Italy; pf.
@ Sept. 15, 1927;'1:@) Dee. 14; E
684595; Alba musicale, Rome. 3010
Edelsteine; sammlung von _— salon-
stiicke, bearb. von Hermann Wenzel,
of Germany; pf. Band 1. © Oct.
8, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 3, 1928; E 684641 ;
Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 3011
Edeson (Donald) Two pieces; by D.
Edeson, of Great Britain; pf.
a. Humoresque. [1 other] © Jan.
26, 1928; 1 ec. Feb. 11; BE 684721;
Joseph Williams, ltd., London. 3012
Hileen; words by Violet Sobers,- music
by Ge re Unthank* © tc.’ Feb,’ 9,
1928; E 683022; Lafayette Unthank,
New York. 3013
Eili, Hili; traditionelle hebriische
melodie von Russland und Polen,
von VéaSa PYihoda, neue bearb.,
klavier begl. und hrsg. von Charles
Cerné, of Austria; violine und
klavier. © Nov. 28, 1927; 1 c. Dec.
14; KH 684549; Adolph Fiirstner, Ber-
lin. 3014
Hinmal kommt die liebe... ; foxtrot
u. marsch, text von Fritz Rotter,
musik von Austin EHEgen u. Doelle,
both of Germany. © Dee. 14, 1927;
1 c. Feb. 20, 1928; E 684897; Roehr
aktiengesellschaft, Berlin. 3015
Winzige (Hine) nacht; operette in 3
akten, worte von Leopold Jacobson,
u. Rudolf Oesterreicher, musik von
Robert Stolz, of Austria, op. 501,
klavier arr. von Gustav Volk; ge-
sang u. klavier. bk. 1. Mein papa
sapperlot, der hatte sekt im
[3 others]—bk. 2. Adieu, du
stisser, schwarzer gondolier. [3
others] © Jan. 2, 1928; 1 c. each
Feb. 27; E 685055, 685056; i
masken verlag, a. g., Berlin.
3016, 3017
Elegie; von Josef Suk, of Czechoslo-
vakia, op. 7, no. 5, arr. von Franz
Eber, of Austria; kleines u. grosses
orch. mit pf. direction. © Jan. 27,
fo2o5° 1 ¢.)Feb:) 23; Hh 685078: Uni-
versal edition actiengesellschaft,
Vienna. 3018
Elegy; by Frank Hutchens, of Aus-
tralia; violin and pf., with 1st and
2d violin pts. Dec. . 30, 1927;
1 c. Feb. 16, 1928; E 684890; W. H.
Paling & co., Sydney. 3019
Elevator man’s ball; words and music
by W. Hall; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by May Singhi Breen. (In
Red pepper rhythms) © Feb. 10,
1928; 2 ec. Feb. 4; E 683502 ; Wendell
Hall music publishers, Chicago.
Eleven cent cotton, forty cent meat;
words and music by B. Miller and
Emma Dermer. © 1 c. Feb. 25,
1928; E 686381; Bob Miller, Mem-
phis, Tenn. 3021
Elisabeth; worte von Willi Kollo,
musik von Walter Kollo, of Ger-
many. © Mar. 8, 1926; 1 ¢. Oct.
31, 1927; E 685183; Rondo-verlag,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 3022
Hlsie Lee; words and music by Dan
M. Wheeler [i. e Daniel M.
Wheeler] New York City, Frank
Harding. © Feb. 18, 1928; 2 ¢c. Feb.
23; EH 686209; Daniel M. Wheeler,
Reidsville, N. C. 3023
Hilves; by Alec’ Rowley, of England;
organ. © Feb. 20, 1928; 1 c. Feb.
27; E 685069; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London. 3024
Hmmeline; slow fox-trot, words and
music by Billy Brooks, of Great
Britain; pf. acc., with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech; in C. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations]. © Feb. 6, 1928; 1. «a
Feb. 7; E 684629; B. Feldman & co.,
London. 3025
Empty (The) tomb; Haster_ song,
words and music by Bernard Ham-
blen; in F min. New York, Chap-
pell-Harms, inc. © Feb. 17, 1928;
2c. Feb. 18; E 686097; Harms, inc.,
New York. 3026
En Pologne (In Poland); ouverture,
de Paul Fauchey, arr. par F. Sala-
bert, of France; orch. avec pf. con-
ducteur. , 4to.,,.©. Dec.. 81,..1927;
1 e@ Feb. 24; E 685095; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 3027
Enchantingly the _ bird-song floats;
words by Leslie Thompson, music
by H. Martyn van Lennep, of Eng-
land. London, Novello & co., ltd.
© Jan. 18, 1928; 1 c@ Feb. 18; E
684806 ; Leslie Thompson, Woking,
England. 3028
Ending (The) of May; words by
George Histon, melody by R.
Milanese. © 1 ec. Feb. 9, 1928; E
683013; Rose Milanese, Cincinnati.
3029
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3030
pt. OT, ns, X23
Enganchad) (El); duo, words by E.
A. Carrillo, music by J. M. Lopez.
© 1c. Feb. 1, 1928; E 681708; J.
Martin Lopez, Lorain, O. 3030
Engelreigen (Dance des anges); von
Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari, of Italy, arr.
von Leopold Weninger, of Austria;
orch. mit pf. direction. 4to. ©
Jan. 25) 119283; JiseaeNek. 2a
685046; D. Rahter, Leipzig. 3031
Engineer Joe; words and music by
W. R. Hodgin; plectrum banjo. ©
1c. Feb. 24, 1928; E 683406; Willard
Randolph Hodgin, Greensboro, N. C.
3032
Epiphanias; eine spasshafte Wei-
nachtsimprovisation zu Goethe’s ge-
dicht, English and French tr. by
M. D. Calvocoressi, musik von
Bernard Van Dieren, of Great Brit-
ain. © Jan. 12, 1928; 1.e: Feb. 25;
E 685021; Oxford university press,
London. - 3033
Eppes (Alice Ravenel) Waltz; pf.
1 c@ Feb. 9, 1928; E 682997;
Alice Ravenel Eppes, Charleston,
S. C. 3034
Es fitistert leis’ der blues; aus Dartiber
lisst sich reden, worte u. musik von
Friedrich Holiaender, of Germany,
arr. von Otto Lindemann. © July
19, ‘1926: *1. ¢.: Oe aioe.
685174; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 3035
Es geht schon besser; aus der revue,
worte von Rudolph Schanzer u.
Ernst Welisch, musik yon Rudolph
Nelson, of Germany, arr. by Otto
Lindemann. © Nov. 19, 1926; 1 «.
Oct. 31, 1927; E 685154; Rondo-
verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 3036
Es geht von mund zu mund; marsch
aus Von mund zu mund, worte yon
Hans Reimann, musik von Herman
Darewski, of England, klavier arr.
von Otto Lindemann. © Sept. 1,
1926; 1 ce. Oct. 31, 1927; E 685208;
Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
3037
Hsilio (L’) dell’ eroe; 5 espressioni
sinfoniche, di G. Francesco Malipiero.
of Italy; orch. Partitura. © Jan.
25, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 23; E. 685079;
Universal edition actiengesellschaft,
Vienna. 3038
Espagnol one-step; zeig es mir doch
mal, von W. Lindemann, of Ger-
many; orch. mit text. 4to. © Dec.
1, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 15, 1928; E 684757;
Wilhelm Lindemann, Berlin-Karl-
shorst, Germany. 3039
Esther de Carpentras; opéra bouffe en
2 actes, acte 2, scéne 1, paroles
d’Armand Lunel, musique de Darius
Milhaud, of France. 4to. 1. Soprani
et contralti——2. Ténors et basses.
© Feb. 2, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 24; EB
685121, 685122; Heugel, Paris.
3040, 3041
Estrellita; in love’s garden, cancion
Mexicana, words by Arthur Denyir,
music by M. M. Ponce, of Cuba; pf.
acec., with ukulele arr. by Louis
Fleischer. © Jan. 25, 1928; 2c. Jan.
26; E 682734; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York. 3042
Estrellita (Star of my heart) ; words
by Bartley Costella, music by M. M.
Ponce, arr. by J. Messina; in F. ©
Feb. 13, 1928; 2c. Feb. 14; E 683153;
Morris music pub co., Philadelphia.
3043
Etude appassionato; by Eduard Wolff,
ed. by Ernst C. Krohn; pf. © Feb.
4, 1928; 2 @. and aff. Feb. 8; A
1064788; Art publication soe. St.
Louis. 3044
Hvelyne; operette in 3 akten, 10 bilder,
nach Philipps Oppenheim, yon Bruno
Granichstaedten, gesangstexte von
B. Granichstaedten u. Peter Herz,
musik von 8B. Granichstaedten;
volistindiger klavierauszug mit text.
© Jan. 2, 1928: 1 e Feb, 27; EB
685062; Drei masken verlag, a. g.,
Berlin. 3045
Evenin’ time; words and music by
Billy Baskette; pf. and ukulele ace.
(©) Jan, 24.1998 > 2 2 ada. eee
686054; Billy Baskette music co.,
New York. 3046
Evening breezes; mazurka, by Vernon
Lloyd; pf. Lawrence, Mass., Bay
state music co. © Dec. 24, 1927;
2c. Jan. 3, 1928; E 681728; Reginald
K. Liversidge, Lawrence, Mass.
3047
Evening (An) song; by Marie Dale,
op. 17, no. 2: pf. © Jan. 9, 1928;
2c. Jan, 21; E 681680; B. F. Wood
music co., Boston. 3048
Evening (An) walk; by Herbert Frank
Nicholls, of Great Britain; pf. Lon-
don, Rowland’s. © Feb. 6, 1928;
1 @ Feb. 24; E 684921; Solomon
Rowland, London. 3049
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no. 2, 1928
Evening zephyrs; by Leonard Peck, of
England; pf., violin and ’cello. Lon-
don, Rowland’s. © Jan. 21, 1928;
1 ec. Feb. 3; E 684563; Solomon
Rowland, London. 3050
Eventide; Holiest, breathe an evening
blessing, words by James Edmeston,
music by John EB. West, of England ;
high voice. © Feb. 17, 1928; 2 ¢.
Feb. 18; E 683229; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 3051
Every evening; words by Billy Rose,
music by Jimmy McHugh; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. ©
Jan. 28, 1928; 2c. Feb. 6; H.682894 ;
Jack Mills, inec., New York.’ 3052
Everybody oompah; from Yes dear,
words by Morey Davidson, music by
C. Rupp. 1st ed. © Feb. 20, 1928;
2c. Feb. 24; E 686356; Carl Rupp
music publishers, Cleveland. 3053
Everyone’s in love but me; words by
A. Remsen, melody by H. S. Krause.
© 1c. Feb. 24, 1928; EH 683420; Alice
Remsen and H. Sylvester Krause,
New York. 3054
Eijyopen podtctpovAa pov (Hvmorfi modis-
troula mou) ; Greek song, words and
music by I. Skizas; 2 treble voices,
with mand. and guit. acc. ©l1ee.
Feb. 3, 1928; E 681740; Ierotheo
Skizas, New York. 3055
Ey’ry daddy comes back home; words
and melody by G. Graham. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 6, 1928; HE 682946; Gabriel
Graham, New York. 3056
Ev’ry little bit of me loves you; words
by Alfred Bryan, music by Albert
Gumble; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Beet OLS 2 C2. Keb. 272" Ek
683448; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York. 3057
Ev’ry little soul will shine; reviving
spiritual, words and music by O. W.
Winkfield, arr. by A. W. Simms; pf.
© ie Feb. 8, 1928; BE 681821;
Orange Willis Winkfield, Chicago.
3058
Excerpt from Il Guarany; by A. C.
Gomez, arr. by P. A. Marquardt
[and] Excerpt from Andantino; by
R. Schumann, arr. by P. A. Mar-
quardt; orch., with pf. © Jan. 28,
1928; 2c. Jan. 30; BE 682741; Photo
play musie¢ co., ine., New York. 3059
Fair Doran; words and music by O.
C. Dickerman. © Feb. 6, 1928; 2c.
Feb. 8; E 682966; Oscar Clarence
Dickerman, Gainesville, Tex. 3060
. 3072
Fair pledges of a fruitful tree; 2-pt
song, words by Herrick, music by
Havergal Brian, of Great Britain;
treble voices; in E flat. 4to. [Staff
and tonie sol-fa notations] © Jan.
19, 1928; 1 ¢c. Feb. 25; E, 685001;
Oxford university press, London.
3061
Fairy dance; by Irénée Bergé; pf.
conductor pt. © Feb. 14, 1928; 2 e.
Feb. 13; E 686178; Ross Jungnickel,
inc., New York. 3062
Fairy dreams; by Louis Godard, of
England; pf. © Jan. 23, 1928; 1 «¢.
Feb. 3; E 684564; Phillips & Page,
London. 3063
Fairy (A) story; in 7 chapters, by
Frederick Nicholls, of England; pf.
© Feb. 9, 1928; 1 « Feb. 10; E
684739 ; Elkin & co., ltd., London.
3064
Faith; by Johnny Musarra [i. e. J. C.
Musarra|; melody with pf. ace. ©
1c. Feb. 18, 1928; E 683300; John
Charles Musarra, Little Neck, L. I.,
N. Y. 3065
Falling in love with some one, some
wonderful girl; words and melody
by F. A. Freeark. © 1. Feb. 16,
1928; E 683206; Frederick A. Free-
ark, Chicago. 3066
Fantasia villereccia; intermezzo carat-
teristico, di Amleto Fiorini, of Italy,
op. 106; piccola orch. © Jan. 12,
1928; 1 c. Feb. 9; E 684687; A. &
G. Carisch & c., Milan. 3067
Fantasie-impromptu; by W. G. Alcock,
of England; organ. © Feb. 10, 1928;
1 ec. Feb. 18; E 684812; Novello &
co., Itd., London. 3068
FantOme; boston, paroles de Pierre
Bayle, musique de Léo Daniderff, of
France. © Dec. 31, 1927; 1 ¢. Jan.
28, 1928; E 684975; Edition Arle-
quin, Paris. 3069
Farewell; from The swordsman, words
by R. A. Simon, music by Lewis E.
Gensler. New York-Sydney-London,
Chappell & co., ltd. © Jan. 18, 1928;
" 2 ce. Feb. 10; E 683032; Harms, inc.,
New York. 3070
Farmers blues; words and melody by
G. Graham. © 1. Feb. 6, 1928;
E 682947; Gabriel Graham, New
York. 3071
Fascinatin’ vamp; vamping episode, by
Joseph Nussbaum; pf. © Feb. 10,
1928; 2 ec. Feb. 9; E 682985; Sam
Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 3072
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3073
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 23
Fascinating doll (Poupée charmant) ;
menuet, by F. M. Cappadona; pf.
Rev. transcription. © 1. Feb. 8,
1928; E 681757; Felix Michael Cap-
padona, Rome. 3073
Fate (The) of Edward Hickman;
words and music by A. Jenkins, arr.
by Irene Spain. ©1 c. Feb. 24, 1928;
EH 683422; Andrew Jenkins, New
York. 3074
Fate of little Dorothy Schneider;
words by Posey Chandler, music by
S. Bernstein. © 1 c..Feb. 7, 1928;
H 682918 ; Samuel Bernstein, Cincin-
nati. 3075
Fate of Marion Parker; words by H.
Batterson, music by T. E. Tudor. ©
1 ec Feb. 6, 1928; E 681786; Ethel
Batterson, Akron, Colo. 3076
Fate (The) of the Dole flyers; words
by Elberta Leisure, music by David
Reed. © 1. c¢. Feb. 9, 1928; EB
683005; Elberta Leisure, Pierson,
M ch. 3077
Father, hear Thy children’s praises;
words by James Henry Buckoll, mu-
sic by George Rathbone, of Hngland ;
in E flat. (Jn Novello’s hymns and
tunes for Sunday school anniversary
services) [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] .©, Jan: 18id928 : lec.
Feb. 18; E 684795; Novello & co.,
ltd., Iondon. 3078
Father, let Thy blessings; words and
music by Hyvan Stephens; mixed
voices. (ifn Deseret anthems, v. 8.)
©) Mar. (28) A820) 2) em Deen hi
682788 ; Deseret book co., Salt Lake
City. 3079
Father (The) of waters; an American
cantata, words by Nelle Richmond
Eberhart, music by Charles Wake-
field Cadman; mixed vo‘ces. 4to.
Cr -Peb.. 7 19282 Ve blebs ae iB
681927; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
3080
Feature that; book and lyrics by Wil-
liam Rahr, jr., additional lyrics and
music by Jack Mason [i. e. J. W.
Mason] © Dec. 15, 1927; 2 ¢. Dee.
30; D 27260; Jack William Mason
and William Rahr, jr., Madison,
Wis. 3081
Figaro; words by S'dney D. Mitchell,
melody by Otto Motzan. © 1c. Feb.
4, 1928; E 682832; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, inec., New York. 3082
Fight that thing; words by Benjamin
Franklin Spikes, melody by John
Curry Spikes. © 1c. Dec. 27, 1927;
E 679751; Spikes bros., Los Angeles.
3083
Fight the good fight; unison song, mu-
Sic by Harold Rhodes, of Great Brit-
din,, 4to, ©,Jan. 5,.1928 -- dpe. Meh;
25; E 684998; Oxford university
press, London. 38084
Figlio ’e rre; canzonetta Napoletana,
versi di C. Forte, musica di Fran-
cesco Gallo, of Italy; mand. © 1 ce.
Feb. 21, 1928; HE 683367;, Frank
Gallo and Carlo Forte, New York.
3085
Finger (The) family; words and mu-
sic by H. F. Kamp.’ © fe Feb: 23,
1928; E 686256; Henry F. Kamp,
Detroit. 3086
Finlandia; by Jean Sibelius, op. 26,
no. 7, arr. by N. Clifford Page; sym-
phonic band. Sc. and pts. © Jan.
19,1928 3.2: Gy Jan, Bh5. Pi GSilGeso:
. Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 3087
Fiorellin d’amore; canto toscano, di
Renato Brogi, rid. di T. Petralia C.,
both jof Italy. oreh? Jeon: “pie. acon-
duttore e violino obbl. S8vo. ©
Keb,.,:24, 1928 "ie. Stein: cee en,
684912; A. Forlivesi & ¢c., Florence,
Italy. 3088
Firenza la cittaé dei fiori; melodia di
A. LaManca. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1928;
EK 686458; Antonio LaManca, Cum-
berland, Md. 3089
Fireside (A) tale; idyl, by Carl Wil-
helm Kern, op. 532; pf. Lawrence,
Mass., Bay state music co. © Dee.
24, 1927; 2.¢c. Jan:.3), 1928: iGsi7¢22);
Reginald K. Liversidge, Lawrence,
Mass. 3090
First (The) step; how to play the
cymbal and drums, by Eric Little,
of Great Britain. S8vo. © Feb. 21,
1928; 1 c. Feb. 29; EH 685148; Keith
Prowse & co., ltd., London. 3091
Flamingoes; by Theodore Hahn, jr.
and Carl Hahn; orch. with pf. or
organ conductor. © Jan. 30, 1928;
2c. Feb. 1; E 682812; John Chureh
co., Cincinnati. . 3092
Flammenhymnus; ged. von Heinrich
Lersech, musik von Hrwin Lendvai,
of Germany; 4 stimmige miinner-
chor. 4to. © May 24, 1927; 1.c¢.
Feb. 18, 1928; EF 684827; Gebriider
Hug & co, Leipzig. 3093
Fleeting love (Amore fugace) ; polka,
by J. Coute; mand. or violin. ©
164
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1928 |.
3118
1c. Feb. 23, 1928; E 686241; Joseph
Coute, Brooklyn. 3094
Fleur de lis; air de ballet, by H. E.
Schultz; pf. © Feb. 17, 1928; 2 c.
Feb. 29; E 683519; Herman HE.
Schultz, Buffalo. 3095
Fleurette; by Ernest Newton, of Great
Britain; pf. © Jan. 30, 1928; 1 ¢.
Feb. 10; E 684722; Joseph Williams,
ltd., London. 3096
Fleurette; words and melody by W.
M. James, jr. ©. 1 c. Feb. II, 1923;
E 683113; William M. James, jr.,
Philadelphia. 3097
Fliessendes gold (Flowing gold) ; fox-
trot, von Carl Robrecht, of Ger-
many; Salon-orch. mit violine obbl.
4to. © Sept. 2, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 8.
1928; E 684663; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany. 3098
Floating along; by Ora Hart Weddle;
pf. ©, Feb. 20, 1928; 2c. Feb. 21;
E 686314; Theodore Presser ¢Oo.,
Philadelphia. 3099
Flora; salonsttick, von Hermann Wen-
zel, op 210, bearb. von Martin Wen-
zel, both of Germany; pf. © Oct.
16, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 3, 1928; E 684643 ;
Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 3100
Florida rhythm; melody by Robert H.
Cloud. © 1 e¢. Feb. 1, 1928; E
681715; Ralph Peer, New York.
3101
Flossy; words by Joseph Samuel
Binks, music by Freeman Augustus
Marchant. © 1c. Dec. 15, 1927; E
681187; Joseph Binks and Freeman
Marchant, Newton, Mass. 3102
Floundering (The) ship; by Theodore
Hahn, jr. and Carl Hahn; orch.
with pf. or organ conductor. ©
Jan. 30, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 1; E 682819;
John Church co., Cincinnati. 3103
Flower (The) ; words by G. H. Palin,
music by Blanche Ebert Seaver;
high voice. © Feb. 18, 1928; 2 c.
Feb. 20; E 686102; R. L. Huntzinger,
inc.. New York. 3104
Flower (The) of Missouri; words by
J. H. Wilson, music by Jack Ed-
wards. New York City, Frank Har-
ding. © Feb 18, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
23; E 686207; John H. Wilson,
Springfield, Mo. 3105
Flowers (The) are nodding at me;
by Ora Hart Weddle: pf. © Feb.
20, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 21; E 686308;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
3106
93485—28——3
Flow’r of the desert; Arab love song,
words by Katerina Bogosoff, music
by Hermann Lohr, of Great Britain.
© Jan. 19, 1928; 1 ¢. Feb. 8; E
684708 ; Chappell & co., Itd., London.
3107
Folio of tone poems and reveries; by
Maurice Helfand, and others; pf.
v. 1. By the fireside. [5 others]—
v. 2. Supplication. [5 others] ©
Nov. 11, -1927; 2 ec. each: and’ aff.
Noy. 12; A 1065140, 1065141; Mau-
rice Baron and Irving Berlin stand-
ard music corp., New York.
: 3108, 3109
Folio of 2/4 and 6/8 intermezzos; by
Reginald Barrett, and others; pf.
v. 1. Coquettish mood. [5 others]—
v. 2. Enchanted April. [5 others]
© Nov. 11, 1927; 2 ¢. each and aff.
Nov. 12; A 1065144, 1065145; Mau-
rice Baron and Irving Berlin stand-
ard music corp., New York.
. 3110, 3111
Follow the King; sacred song, words
by H. H Flaharty, music by Harry
L; Alford. ~'© Feb. ‘7, 1928: 2° 'c.
Feb. 9; E 683026; Harley H. Fla-
harty, Mansfield, O. o1i2
Fond memories; words and melody by
N. J. Barth. © 1. Feb. 13, 1928;
E 683169 ; Nicholas J. Barth, Techny,
Til. cplevey
Foolin’ time; fox trot, by B. G. Haw-
kins, arr. by Henry Redfield; orch.
4to.. © Feb. 13, 1928: 2 c. Feb. 23:
E 686331; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston. 3114
Foolin’ time; fox-trot, words by Ed-
ward R. Mitton, music by B. G.
Hawkins. © Feb. 4, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
16; E 683218; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. 3115
Foot steps; dramatic misterioso, by
Emil Bierman; orch. 4to. © Feb.
28; 1928; 2 ¢« Feb. 28; E 686415;
American composers, inc., New York.
3116
For old time’s sake ; words and melody
by B. G. DeSylva, Lew Brown and
Ray Henderson. © 1c. Feb. 4. 1928;
E 682833; DeSylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc... New York. 3117
For the smile of a smiler like you;
fox trot, words and melody by H.
A, Fees ©) +4 Ve! Feb: "20, “1928? hh
686145; Horace Allen Kies, Platte-
ville, Wis. 3118
165
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3119
For your pretty eyes (Pour tes jolis
yeux); words and music by Emi-
liano Renaud, of Canada. [English
and French text] © Feb. 18, 1928;
2 ce. Feb. 20; E 6833836; Renaud mu-
sic pub. co., Montreal, Canada.
3119
Ford trot; words and music by Carl
Gustaf Hedberg. © 1 c¢. Feb. 27,
1928; E 683491; Carl G. Hedberg,
Melrose, Mass. 3120
Forest murmurs; by Rudolf Friml,
arr. by Joseph Majer; orch. with pf.
conductor. © Jan. 5, 1928; 2 ¢. Feb.
6; E 686110; Edwin F. Kalmus, inc.,
New York. 3121
Forget me not; words and melody by
Edgar Leslie, Pete Wendling and Al
Hoffman. © 1c. Feb. 9, 1928; E
683018 ; DeSylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 3122
Fortsetzung der orchesterstudien fiir
violine; von Richard Hofmann,
hrsg. von Johannes Striegler, both
of Germany. heft 11, 12. 1. Der
flegende Hollander. [8 others] ©
Oct. .6¢192%; Jue. Beb. 33,4928 5 1b
684657; Carl Merseburger, Leipzig.
3123
Four ways; suite, by Eric Coates, of
Great Britain; pf. 1. Northwards.
[3. others] .© Jan. 25, 1928; 1c.
Feb. 8; E 684707; Chappell & ¢o.,
Itd., London. 3124
Fra Gherardo; dramma in tre atti, di
Iidebrando Pizzetti, rid. di Mario
Pilati, both of Italy; canto e pf.
4to. © Feb. 24, 1928; 1 c Feb. 25;
D 27270; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
3125
Fragmente; auswahl der beliebtesten
melodien bekannter meister, leicht
bis mittelschwer, bearb. von Carl
Schonherr, of Germany; harmonium
solo. © Aug. 27, 1927; 1 c Feb. 8,
1928; E 684669; Fr. Portius, Leip-
zig. 3126
Fraternity song; by M. S. Rosen; pf.
© 1e Feb. 20, 1928; E 686135;
Milton S. Rosen, New York. 3127
Frau (Hine) von Format; operette in
3 akten, von Rudolph Schanzer u.
Ernst Welisch, musik von Michael
-Krausz, of Hungary, klavier arr. v.
Otto Lindemann, of Germany; ge-
sang u. klavier mit textbuch der
gesinge. heft 1 u. 2. © Sept. 21,
1927; 1 ec. Oct. 45; D. 27266; Drei-
masken verlag, a. g., Berlin. 3128
pt. III, 0. 8., V. 23°
Frauen (Die) sind siiss wie. die
stinde; boston lied, aus der revue
Schlager auf. schlager, text von.
Richard. Bars, musik von Tilmar
Springefeld, of Germany. © May 17,
1927; 1 ec. Oct. 31; E 685166; Rondo-
verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 3129
Frauenherz-du bist ein kleiner schmet-
terling; worte von Peter Herz, mu-
sik von Franz Lehar, of Hungary,
arr. von Emil Bauer, of Austria;
kleines u. grosses orch. mit pf. direk-
tion. '' 4to.” |. © Daiwa oss e.
Feb. 23; E 685073; Wiener musik-
verlag (Inhaber Otto Hirich), Vien-
na. 3130
Freedom of the air; march, by George
H. Tyler, arr. by Ben. Vereecken;
band. 4to. © Nov. 2, 1927; 2c.
Nov. 7; E 679522; Benjamin - Or-
lando Marsh, Decorah, Ia. - 3131
Freu’dich, Rosalinde,- denn der lenz
ist da; aus Streng verboten, text u.
musik von Fritz Rotter, . Franz
Doelle u. Otto Stransky, all of Ger-
many. © June 10, 1927; 1 ec. Oct.
31; E 685169; Rondo-verlag, -G. m.
b. H., Berlin. 3132
Friederike ; foxtrot, aus Es geht schon
besser, text von Rudolph Schanzer
und Ernst Welisch, musik von Ru-
dolph Nelson, of Germany, arr. von
Otto Lindemann. © Sept. 11, 1926;
1 ce. Oct. 31, 1927; E 685167 ; Rondo-
verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. aipo
F’rinstance; words and melody by I..
Cohn. 1° @ ep 21 aa2s-
683365 ; Irving Cohn, New York.
3134
Frolic of the bugs; jolly operetta for
children, words by Lilian Halil Crow-
ley, music by Evelyn Dissmore
Hotchkiss. 40. © Oct. 28, 1927;
2 c. Feb. ‘27, 1928; D 27269; Eld-
ridge entertainment house, ine.,
Franklin, O. 3135
From Monday on; words and music
by Harry Barris and Bing Crosby;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by A. J.
Franchini. © Feb..23, 1928; 2. c.
Feb. 24: E 686564; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., ine., New York. 3136
From old Japan; cantata, words by
Alfred H. Hyatt, music by Wiliiam
Berwald; women’s yoieces with sop.,
alto and ten. solos. 4to. © Feb. 1,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 11; E 683086; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 3137
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1928
From tomb to triumph ; Easter service,
words by A. A. Payn, music by
Adam Geibel. Svo. © Feb. 8, 1928:
2 c. Feb. 27; E 683487; Hall-Mack
co., Philadelphia. 3138
Frtihlingsmirchennacht (Hine); noc-
turne printaniér, lied-intermezzo,
verse von Fritz Rotter, musik von
Hermann Krome, of Germany. ©
Dee. 14, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 20, 1928;
E 684892; Roehr aktiengesellschaft,
Berlin. 3139
Funeral (The) of a flea; by Reginald
Somerville, of Great Britain; orch.,
with pf. and violin conductor. 4to.
©. Feb. '24, 1928; 1.¢.' Feb. 24; EH
684908; Meyer De Wolfe, PET as
Funkheinzelmann erzihlt; charakter-
stiick, von Robert Brecht [pseud.] ;
salon-oreh. mit violine 1 direktion.
4to. © Sept. 6, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 8,
1928; E 684664; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany. 3141
Funny (The) chap; words and music
by H. F. Kamp. © 1c. Feb. 23,
1928; E 686263; Henry F. Kamp,
Detroit. 3142
Furiant; aus der oper Schwanda, der
dudelsackpfeifer, von Svanda
Dudéik, musik von Jaromir Wein-
berger, of Czechoslovakia, arr. von
Emil Bauer, of Austria; kleines u.
grosses orch. mit pf. direction.
Jan. 127,/94928 5 o1-:e.; Feb: 23.5,
685075; Universal edition actienge-
sellschaft, Vienna. 31438
Ginschals-album; sammlung der
schonsten salonstiicke von Carl
Ginschals, bearb. von Hermann
Wenzel, both of Germany; pif.
band 2. © Sept. 20 1927; 1 c. Feb.
3, 1928; E 684644; Fr. Portius, Leip-
zig. 3144
Gambler’s (The) dying words; words
and melody by Maggie A. Andrews.
© 1c. Feb. 9, 1928; E 683008; Car-
son J. Robison, New York. 3145
Gambler’s (The) dying words; words
by Grady Moore, melody by Sid
Harkreader. © 1c. Feb. 15, 1928;
E 681979; Chicago music pub. co.,
ine., Chicago. 3146
Garden (The) swing; by John
Mokrejs; pf. © Jan. 31, 1928; 2 «.
Feb. 2; E 682752; Clayton F.
'Summy co., Chicago. 3147
- 3157
Gather the golden sheaves; hymn,
words and music by Andrew Jen-
kins, arr. by Irene Spain. [Photo-
stat] -© 1 ¢ Feb. 16, 1928; E
683196; Polk C. Brockman, Atlanta,
Ga. 3148
Gathering thorns; words and music
by A. J. Hodge. © Jan. 2, 1928;
2 ce. Feb. 11; E 683109; A. J. Hodge,
Mazeppa, Minn. 3149
Gaudeamus igitur [and] Wander-
schaft; arr. by P. A. Marquardt;
orch. with pf. 4to. © Jan. 28,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 30; E 682742; Photo
play music co., ine., New York. 3150
Gebet; worte von K. E. Knodt, musik
von F. W. Niemeyer, of Germany,
op. 65, no. 1; ma&nnerchor. 4to.
Sept. 6, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 18, 1928; E
684828; Gebrtider Hug & co., Leip-
Zig. 3151
Gebet (Prayer); aus Das _ hdollisch
gold, von Julius Bittner, arr. von
Franz Eber, of Austria; kleines u.
grosses orch. mit pf. direction. ©
Jan. 18, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 8; E 684775;
Universal edition actiengesellschaft,
Vienna. 3152
Gee, ain’t it tough to be a nice girl;
words by M. D. Doyle, music by L.
L. Yost. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1928; E
683168; Leland L. Yost and M. D.
Doyle, Kerrville, Tex. BB
Gee! but I’m blue; words by Geo. A.
Little and Will J. Harris, music by
Fred Rose, arr. by Rube Bennett;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Feb. 20,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 23; E 683398; Harold
Rossiter music co., Chicago. 3154
Gee, this is some town believe me;
words and music by Paul Wenton
Chase. © 1 ce. Feb. 38, 1928; BE
682865; Clayton W. Peirson, Pasa-
dena. 3155
Geer (Hzra Harold) Four Easter
carols; from the Cowley carol books,
arr. by EH. H. Geer; women’s voices.
SiO: bo Pell re Out, the Story.” La
others] © Feb. 3, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
20; E 688509; H. C. Schirmer music
co., Boston. 3156
Geisha, du bist so weiss wie schnee;
aus Berlin ohne hemd, text von
Fritz Rotter u. Otto Stransky, mu-
sik von Franz Doelle, of Germany,
arr. von Otto Lindemann. © Sept.
13,1926 3}. /-e. » Oct.) 31, 1927; , EB
685184; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 3157
167
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3158
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
Gentille dame; intermezzo gavotte, de
G. Krier, of France; orch. avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1926;
1c. Aug. 4, 1927; E 685085; Georges
Krier, Paris. 3158
Gently raise the sacred strain; words
by William W. Phelps, music by
George Careless; mixed voices, with
organ acc. (Jn Deseret anthems,
V3) © Mar. 28, 1927'3 2’e:Deel7 ;
E 682792; Deseret book co., Salt
Lake City. 3159
Georgia stomp down; words by Tom
Delaney, melody by Woody Frisino
[i. e. Warren Frisino] © 1. Feb.
2, 1928; E 682768; Thomas Delaney,
Baltimore. 3160
Georgie; words and music by F. A.
Van Dusen. [Photostat] © 1 .«
Feb. 24, 1928; E 683410; Floyd A.
Van Dusen, Altoona, Pa. 3161
Gerkim gerkim; duet, words and mu-.
sic by A. Vanagaitis. © 1c. Feb.
4, 1928; E 682846; Antanas Vana-
gaitis, Chicago. 3162
Germaine; words by Ruth Elizabeth
Richter, music by M. E. Meyers; pf.
and ukulele acc. © 1 cc. Feb. 20,
1928; E 686136; Marguerite Eliza-
beth Meyers, Milltown, N. J. 3163
Get you hence for I must go [and]
Will you buy any tape; words from
The winter’s tale, by William Shake-
speare, music by Hubert Hales, of
Great Britain, op. 9, nos. 4, 5; unison
vcices. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Feb. -2, 1928; 1 «.
Feb., 15; E 684747; Joseph Williams,
Itd.. London. 3164
Get your man; from Greenwich Village
fcolies, words by Max and Nathaniel
Lief. music by Ray Perkins; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Feb. 4, 1928; 2 e.
Feb. 7; E 682956; Harms, inc., New
York. 3165
Ghost fantasy; by L. C. Hamel, of
England; orch. with pf. conductor.
Nottingham, Premier pub. co. 4to.
@© Jan. .19,,.1928;, by e,Feb.,,4;,. B
684591; Lily Cora Hamel, Notting-
ham. England. 3166
Giardino (Il) dei baci; melodia-valse,
versi di Nando Vitali, musica di
Virgilio Ranzato, of Italy. © Dec.
10, ,1927 » 1 .@+,Dec... 23.52 E. 684566 ;
Carlo Schmidl, Trieste, Italy. 3167
Gift of life; Sunday school service for
Haster. words by Mattie B. Shannon,
music by M. Isabelle Ritter, Roy HE.
Nolte and John J. Thomas. 8yo. ©
Feb. 8. 1928; 2 c. Feb. 27; E 6834388 ;
Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia. 3168
Gigue; photoplay music, by James C.
Bradford, arr. by Antonio’ ¥.
Cafarella; orch., with pf. or organ
conductor. © Feb. 4, 1928; 2 ¢
Feb. 8; E 681796; Robbins music
corp., New York. 3169
Gilded kisses; words by Ralph Soule,
music by Leo Mosley fi. e. L. L.
Mosley]. Lexington, Ky., Music shop.
© Feb. 4, 1928; 2 ce Feb. 10; E
681835; Lawrence Leo Mosley, Lex-
ington, Ky. 3170
Girasole (Il); by C. Meluzio; pf.
1 ec. Feb. 29, 1928; E 683544; Carlo
Meluzio, Long Island City, N. Y.
3171
Girls (The) and boys of 1928; words
and melody by E. C. Davis. © 1.
Feb. 25, 1928; E 686374; Edward C.
Davis, New York. 3172
Giuletta; a reminiscence, by Esther
Kahn, of Australia; violin 1, 2 and
pf. © Feb. 6, 1928; 1 ¢. Feb. 16;
E 684748; Nicholson & co., Itd.,
Sydney, Australia. 3173
Giuliano; prologo, due atti e epilcgo,
libretto d’ Arturo Rossato, musica
di Riccardo Zandonai, of Italy;
canto e pf. 4to... @ Jan. 31, 1928;
1 ec. Feb. 2; D 27252; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 3174
Giulietta e Romeo; sunto della trage-
dia, di Riccardo Zandonai, com-
posto da Salvatore Pappalardo,
of Italy; banda. pte. seconda.
Partitura. © Feb. 17, 1928; 1 «¢.
Feb. 18; E 684874; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 3175
Give me a pal like the sparrow ; words
by Johnny Mills fi. e. John A. Mills]
and Carl Zerse, music by C. Zerse;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Feb. 9, 1928:
2c. Feb. 11; E 683110; Zerse bros.,
St. Louis. 3176
Give my love to Nell; words and
melody by Roy Harvey. © 1c. Feb.
15, 1928; E 681984; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 3177
Give the world a smile; words by
M. L. Yandell, melody by Otis
Deaton. © 1 ¢. Feb. 9, 1928; E
683010; Ralph Peer, New York.
3178
Glamour, 3-pt. song, words by George
Elliston, musie by Louis Victor Saar,
op. 112, no. 4; women’s voices. 4to.
168
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1928.
- © Jan. 18, 1928; 2 ce. Jan. 31; E
681666; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
3179
Glendale; booster song, words by P.
Felton, music by Andrea Aragona;
pf. © Feb. 16, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 27;
E 683473; Phil Felton and Andrea
Aragona, Pasadena. 3180
Gliding along; canoe song, by H. D.
Hewitt; pf. © Feb. 20, 1928; 2 ¢.
Feb. 21; E 686306; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 3181
Gloria; from mass in E flat, words by
Evan Stephens, music by John J.
McClellan ; mixed voices, with: organ
ace. (In Deseret anthems, v. 3.) ©
Mar. 28, 1927; 2 c. Dec. 7; E 682794;
Deseret book co., Salt Lake City.
3182
Glory hallelujah! the vict’ry’s won;
words and music by J. G. Minton.
© Feb. 4, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 18; E
681877; J. G. Minton, Salem, Or.
3183
Glow-worm ; words by Jimmy Godden,
music by Harry Jacobs, cf Great
Britain. © Dec. 23, 1927; 1c. Feb.
2, 1928; E 684569; Chappell & co.,
lItd., Sydney, Australia. 3184
Gnome dance; by A. Vivian May, of
Great Britain; pf. © Jan. 2, 1928;
1c. Feb. 16; E 684887; A. Hammond
& co., London. 3185
Go seeking, sowing, weeping and reap-
ing; words and music by I. E. Rey-
nolds; male voices. © Nov. 2, 1927;
2c. Jan. 16, 1928; © 682731; 1. E.
Reynolds, Seminary Hill, Tex. 3186
Go West young man; from Go West
young man, words and music by
M. S. Temple. © Feb. 17, 1928; 2 ¢.
Feb. 18; E 683256; Merlin S. Temple,
Summit, N. J. 3187
God be merciful; words from the
Psalms, musie by George Careless;
mixed voices, with organ ace. (In
Deseret anthems, v. 3.) © Mar. 28,
1927; 2 c. Dee. 7; E 682789; Deseret
book co., Salt Lake City. 3188
God in all; words by Thomas Moore,
music by Edgar Moy, of England;
in E flat. (Jn Novello’s hymns and
tunes for Sunday school anniversary
services ) [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Jan. 18, 1928; 1 ec.
Feb. 18; E 684799; Novello & co.,
Itd., London. 3189
God is leading me; words by C. Lind-
sey, music by Jack Edwards. New
: 3200
York City, Frank Harding music
house. © Feb. 14, 1928: 2 c. Feb.
21; E 683345; Cassie Lindsey, Birch
Harbor, Me. 3190
God moves in a mysterious way; words
by Cowper, music by John J. McClel-
lan; mixed voices, with organ ace.
(In Deseret anthems, v. 3.) © Mar.
25, 19270; 2-e)) Dee. ts" Wi, 682786;
Deseret book co., Salt Lake City.
3191
God of Israel; words and music by
Evan Stephens; mixed voices (In
Deseret anthems, v. 3.) © Mar. 28,
1927; 2 c. Dec. 7; E 682790; Deseret
book eco., Salt Lake City. 3192
God whispers ; words by Dudley Beres-
ford, music by Robert McLeod, of
England; 4 mixed voices; in F. (In
Novello’s hymns and tunes for Sun-
day school anniversary services)
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations!’ ©
Jan. 18, 1928; 1 e¢. Feb. 18; E
684798; Novello & co., Itd., London.
3193
God’s angel is standing by me; words
by Jean Bales, music by J. Earl
Mead; male voices. (In Coleman’s
male choir) © Feb. 1, 1928; 2 «.
Feb. 17; E 683273; Robert H. Cole-
man, Dallas. 3194
God’s power house; words and music
by C. C. Buck; 4 mixed voices. 4to.
© Feb. 4, 1928; '2.¢:..Keb: 9: E
682988 ; Carlton C. Buck, Santa Ana,
Calif. 3195
God’s word is true; words and music
by H. N. Bunce, arr. by Rudolph J.
Polak; 4 mixed voices. obl. 24mo.
@ivhem. 25,1928: 12, ¢. . Heb. 25
682892; Howard Nathaniel Bunce,
Los Angeles. 3196
Going over Mobile bridge; words and
music by M. Webster. © Feb. 17,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 23; E 686196; Mose
Webster, Mobile. 3197
Golden days; words by Al Goldston
[i. e. Albert Roman Goldston], mel-
ody by I. Firstenberg. © 1 ¢. Feb.
16, 1928; E 683199; Irving Firsten-
berg, Brooklyn. 3198
Golden glow; duet, by Helen Dallam;
violin. © Jan. 26, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
10; E 681942; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. o199
Golden hours; words by B. F. Mark-
hoff, music by Richard Broughton.
© 1c. Feb. 2, 1928; E 682778 ; Bertha
Frances Markhoff, Cicero, Ill. 3200
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3201
Golden (The) land of dreams; ballad,
words and music by James Rooney.
New York, Frank Harding. © Feb.
14, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 21; E 6838338;
Frank Harding, New York. 3201
Golden sunset; reverie, by Harry L.
Alford; orch. © Feb. 20, 1928; 2 c.
Feb. 20; E 686118; Rubank, inc.,
Chicago. 3202
Golden West waltz; words and music
by F. H. Lee. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1928;
FE 683500; Frances Haas Lee, Des
Moines. 3203
Goldenrod, flower of my native land;
words by A. Saunders, music by
George Bayliss. © 1 c¢. Jan. 27,
1928; E 681867; Anne Saunders,
Lakeland, Fla. 3204
Goldrausch—foxtrot; Hanschen klein,
von Mare Roland, of Germany ; orch.
whit pf. direktion. 4to. © Apr. 15,
1926; 1 c« Oct. 31, 1927: E 685204;
Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
3205
Goles (Di) meid’l; words and music
by H. Vernoff. © 1c. Jan. 18, 1928;
E 682412; Helke Vernoff, New York.
3206
Golly how I loves dis gal; words and
music by L. M. Robinson and Ed.
Miller. © Feb. 14, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
17: E 686093; Lucious M. Robinson,
Holly Grove, Ark. 3207
Good bye; words by Christina Rossetti,
music by B. A. Kyros; low voice, in
C; with violin and cello obbl. Chi-
cago, Venus music publishers. ©
Feb. 14, 1928; 2 ¢. Feb. 17; E 686288;
Bassilios Andrea Kyros, Chicago.
3208
Good-bye girlie; music score of the
operetta, ‘melodies by A. M. Lynn. ©
1 ¢. Jan. 25, 1928; E 682884; Anna
Margaret Lynn, Forest Hills, N. Y.
3209
Good-bye Lindy the flying hero; step,
by E. M. Wagner; melody with pf.
ace. ©1c. Dec. 22, 1927; E 679547;
Etta M. Wagner, Laurel, Or. 3210
Good-bye Lindy the flying hero; waltz
song, words and music by E. M.
Wagner, “© .1>c. Dec. -22,'1927,; B
679548 ; Etta M. Wagner, Laurel, Or.
3211
Goodbye my Alabama babe; words
and melody by Alabama four. ©
1 ¢ Feb. 18, 1928; E 683290; Ralph
Peer, New York. 3212
Good-bye women;
pt. 11, n. s., v.23
Good bye, sweet day; by Kate Vannah,
transcription by G. E. Holmes; violin
and pf. © Dec. 30, 1927; 2 c. Feb.
23, 1928; E 686333; White-Smith
music pub. co., Boston. 3213
Goodbye sweetheart; by H. Keller and
Everett C. Wright; pf. © 1c. July
5, 1927: E 682916: Hal Keller, Min-
neapolis. 3214
Goodbye to my stepstones; words and
melody by Daphne Burns. © 1 e.
Feb. 15, 1928; E 681994; Chicago
music pub. co., ine., Chicago. 3215
words by Deacon
Crawford, music by L. N. Rogers. ©
1c. Feb. 21, 1928; E 683359; Lo’s
Newton Rogers, San Antonio. 3216
Good lookin’ keep lookin’ at me; words
and melody by Lew Pollack and Sid-
ney Clare. © 1 ec. Feb. 10, 1928;
E 681854; Irving Berlin, ine., New
York. 8217
Good night; words by P. B. Shelley,
music by E. E. Reitz. © 1c. Feb.
24, 1928; E 6838426; Edward HK.
Reitz, Buffalo. 3218
Good night folks; words and music by
Sarah B. Eldridge. © Sept. 30,
1927; 2 ¢@. Feb. 27, 1928; E 683469;
Eldridge entertainment house, inc.,
Franklin, O. 3219
Good t'me Sadie; words and melody
by Seymour Simons. © 1 ec. Feb.
4, 1928; E 681773; Irving Berlin,
ine:, New York. 8220
Good time Sadie; words and music by
Seymour Simons; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by May Singhi Breen. ©
Feb:;: 25; ; 1928;:2 .@,.Heb. 5262 (
683463; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 3221
Gorgojito; melody by O. A. Lewis. ©
1 ec. Feb. 6, 1928; E 681781; Oscar
A. Lewis, New York. ee
Gospel melodies; compled and ed. by
R. H. Coleman. 12mo. © Jan. 10,
1928; 2 e. Jan! (Sst ‘aim Danes’; A.
1018653 ; Robert H. Coleman, Dallas.
3223
Gossip; arr. by P. A. Marquardt; orch.
with pf. © Jan. 28; 1928; 2’¢.’ Jan.
30; E 682743; Photo play music co.,
ine., New York. 3224
Grace; words anon., music by F. N.
Revis. © 1 ce. Feb. 23, 1928; HE
686236: Flora Nelson Revis, Zion,
Ill. 3225
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fnov2,1928 5.)
Grace be unto you; anthem, words
from the Scriptures, music by F.
Leslie Calver; mixed voices. 4to.
© Feb. 1, 1928: 2 ce Feb..11; EB
683084; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 3226
Graham (The) Paige legion; march,
words and music by Arthur Pryor
and Earl Donegan, arr. by M. L.
- Lake; orch. 4to. © Feb. 14, 1928;
2 ec. Feb. 17; E 686095: Graham-
Page motors corp., Detroit. 3227
Great memories of February: words
and music by J. Lahti. © 1c. Feb.
28, 1928; EF 686461; Jack Lahti, New
York. settee 24s:
Green fields; by Marie Dale, op. 17, no.
1; pf. © Jan. 9, 1928; 2c. Jan. 21;
E 681679; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston. 3229
Green memories of dear friends; by
Charles Clayton Deans. [Photostat]
© 1c. Feb. 10, 1928; E 683140; Ad-
vanee feature service, Cincinnati.
3230
Green (The) peach; selections from
the musical comedy in 2 acts, words
and music by C. B. Gaynor and Neal
R. Dowe. © Feb. 10, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
23; E 6863834: Charles B. Gaynor,
Hanover, N. H. - $231
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) Butterfly
(Papillon) ; op. 438, no. 1, arr. and
fingered by Roy J. Crocker; pf. ©
Pep.025,, 1928: 2 en Fen 25?. Hh
686344; Fred Heltman co., Cleve-
land. 3232
Valse in A minor; op. 12, no. 2,
arr. and fingered by Roy J. Crocker ;
pt. © Web. 23, 1928; 2 ci Meb. (25;
E 686346; Fred Heltman co., Cleve-.
land.
Gruss’ mir
Rhea. -
3233
die stolzen Burgen am
; text von Fritz Rotter,
musik von Fredy Raymond, of Aus-:
tria, op. 152. © Apr.,16, 1926;;1 ¢.:
Oct. 31, 1927; EH 685179; Rondo-ver- |:
lag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 3234
Grund (Ein) zum trinken; stimmungs-.
lied, text von Paul Fago, musik von’
©!
Heb. 27,5 Ej
Hermann Krome, of Germany.
ali oth veo. LG.
685059; Drei masken verlag, a. g.,
Berlin. 32385
Guatemala melody: a native Central
American Marimba tune, words by
L. Wolfe G lbert, melody by Perey
Wenrich. © 1 c. Feb. 15,-1928; E
683319 ; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
e 3236
- 3246
Guildford (The) suite; by Thomas F.
Dunhill, of Great Britain, op. 66a;
pf. conductor pt. pt. 1. 1. The angel
builders. [2 others] © Feb. 20,
1928; 1 ec. Feb. 15; E 684791; W.
Paxton & co., ltd., London. 3237
Gute nacht (Good night); 4-pt. cho.,
German folk song, arr. by George
Wallace Woodworth; men’s voices.
4to. © Jan. 26, 1928; 2 ec. Jan. 30;
E 682798; E. C. Schirmer music co.,
Boston. 3238
Guyanes; pour instruments 4 vent,
percussion et chant, de Marius-
Francois Gaillard, of France; réduc-
tion pf. et chant. © Feb. 2. 1928;
1c. Feb. 24; E+ 685130; Heugel,
Paris. 3239
Gypsy dance; sword or dagger dance,
by George Bruhns; pf. conductor pt.
© Feb. 14, 1928; 2c.’ Feb: 13; E
686185; Ross, Jungnickel, inc., New
York. 3240
Gypsy glass blues; words and melody
by Ida Cox. © 1. Feb. 15, 1928;
E 686001; Chicago music pub. co.,
inec., Chicago. 3241
Gypsy moon; waltz, words by EH. L.
Vernier, melody by Joseph A. Frel-
ette. ,©,,1-s¢..;Kem 15, 19285 8
683186; Earl Leo Vernier, Detroit.
3242
Had I the voice of Morven; words by
Fred E. Weatherly, music by Colin
Macleod Campbell, of Great Britain ;
in G.. © Jan., 18, 1928; ,1 c. Feb.
18; E 684853; Boosey & co., lItd.,
_... London. 3243
Hindel (Georg Friedrich) Boosey’s
brass band journal, no. 677; by
Handel, arr. by Walter Reynolds, of
Great Britain; brass band. 4to.
ft: - Trace, Sit other © “Jan: 24,
1928; 1 c. Feb. 18; E 684849; Boosey
& co., Itd., London. 3244
Five short pieces; by Hindel, se-
lected, arr. and ed. by Thomas F.
Dunhill, of Great Britain; string
quartet, with bass ad_ lib. Se.
1. March. [4 others] © Dec. 8,
1927; 1 c. Feb. 25, 1928; E 685011;
Oxford university press, London.
3245
— Minuet; from the opera Berenice,
by Handel, arr. by Jasper B. Rooper,
of Great Britain; pf. © Feb. 17,
1928; 1'c. Feb. 18; E 684875; For-
syth bros., ltd., London: 3246
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3247
pt. 111, n.s., Vv. 23
Hindel (Georg Friedrich )—Contd.
Minuet from Berenice; by
Hindel, arr. by Craig Sellar Lang,
of Great Britain; violin and pf. ©
Jan: #23, 1928: 1 ¢. Feb. tty BE
684736; Augener, ltd., London. 3247
Hahn (Theodore) jr. Two love
themes; by T. Hahn, jr. and Carl
Hahn; orch. with pf. or organ con-
ductor. © Jan. 30, 1928; 2 c« Feb.
1; E 682820; John Church co., Cin-
cinnati. 3248
Two pathetic tremolos; by T.
Hahn, jr. and Carl Hahn; orch.
with pf. or organ conductor. ©
Jan. 30, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 1; E 682818;
John Church co., Cincinnati. 3249
Hail to evolution; words and music
by J. Van de Weghe, arr. by H. O.
Wheeler. © 1 c. Feb. 15, 1928; E
686027; John Van de Weghe, Kan-
sas City, Mo. 3250
Half a man: musical selections from
the musical comedy, in 2 acts. words
by Parker Morell, W. F. McCornack
and others, music by Parker Morell,
L. Berkwitz and others. © Feb. 2,
1928; 2 c Feb. 20; E 683322; Tech
show, Cambridge, Mass. 3251
Half moon’s a love moon; words by
Edna and Austin Wallack, melody
by E. M. Wallack. © 1 ¢. Feb. 20.
1928; E 686154; Edna Mary Wel-
lack, Jennings, Kan. 3252
Hallelujah; from Hit the deck, by
Vincent Youmans, transcribed by
Tony Lowry, of Great Britain; pf.
London, Chappell & co., Itd. © Jan.
30, 1928; 1 «@ Feb. 4; E 684619;
Harms, ine., New York. 3253
Hallelujah (The) side; words and
melody by Kentucky thorobreds. ©
1 c. Feb. 15, 1928; E 686014; Chi-
cago music pub. co., ine., Chicago.
3254
Halloh, mein kleiner Floh; aus Es
geht schon besser, worte von Ru-
dolph Schanzer u. Ernst Welisch,
musik von Rudolph Nelson, of Ger-
many, arr. von Otto Lindemann. ©
Sept. 11, 1926; 1 ¢. Oct. .31,. 1927;
E 685153 ; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 3255
Hand (The) of a friend; words and
music by Kennedy Russell, of Great
Britain; in F. © Jan. 27, 1928;
1 c. Feb. 18; E 684858; Boosey &
co., Itd., London. 3256
Handmanesque; waltz, melody by L.
Handman. © 1 ¢. Aug. 31, 1927;
E 681869; Lou Handman, New York.
3257
Handsome man blues; words and mel-
ody by BE. A. Forman. © 1c. Feb.
23, 1928; E 686228; Elizabeth Anna
Forman, Independence, Kans. 3258
Handy trombone; novelty, by A. F.
Wendland, arr. by R. B. Eisenberg ;.
band. _4to0, ©), Bebs2ipeto2es a ©.
Feb. 24; E 686275; W. R. Dalbey
music’ co., Omaha, Neb. 3259
Happy; words and music by M. A.
Houghton. © 1 ¢. Feb. 9, 1928; E
683017 ; Mervin A. Houghton, Brook-
lyn. 3260
Happy days in Tennessee; words by
F. Williams, music by David Reed.
© Feb. 7, 19285 2c) Meteo
682981; Fred Williams, St. Louis.
3261
Happy in prison; words and melody
by Ernest Phipps. © 1 ¢. Feb. 17,
1928; E 686089; Ralph Peer, New
York. 3262
Happy lea; words and music by A.
Jones. © 1c. Feb. 27, 1928; E
683487; Alfred Jones, New Dns
3
Hard ch Lawd; words and melody by
Ida Cox. © 1 ¢. Feb. 15,1928; E
681997; Chicago music pub. ¢o., inc.,
Chicago. 3264
Harris (Cuthbert) Three Norwegian
dances; by C. Harris, of England ;
pf. duet. © Feb. 3, 1928; 1 ¢. Feb.
25; E 685052; Warren & Phillips,
‘London. 3265
Harsanyi (Tibor) Cing poémes; pa-
roles de Robert-Edward Hart, mu-
sique de T. Harsanyi, of Hungary.
1. Nature morte. [4 others]
Feb. 2, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 24; H 685129;
Heugel, Paris. 3266
Harwood (Basil) Three short pieces ;
by B. Harwood, of England; organ.
obl. S8vo. 1. In D.—2. In A. min.—
3. In A flat. © Feb. 24, 1928; 1 c.
each Feb. 25; E 685033-685035 ; Basil
Harwood, Almondsbury, North Bris-
tol, England. 3267-3269
Hary Janos-suite ; von Zoltan Kodaly,
of Hungary; orch. Partitur. 1.
Kezdédik a mese. [5 others] ©
Dec. 28, 1927; 1 ec. Jan. 27, 1928;
E 684767; Universal edition actien-
gesellschaft, Vienna. 3270
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no. 2, 1928
Haug (Hans) Aria; 2. satz aus dem
violinkonzert, op 11, von H. Haug,
of Switzerland; violine o. violoncell
u. klavier, o. orgel. © June 30, 1927;
1c. Feb. 18, 1928; E 684834; Ge-
briider Hug & co., Leipzig. Bras
Havana; words and music by F. Hin-
ton. ©1c. Feb. 13, 1928; E 681900;
Frayser Hinton, Memphis, Tenn.
3272
Havanna; aus der revue Sehlager auf
Schlager, text von Omega, musik von
Tilmar Springefeld, of Germany. ©
May 17, 1927; 1 ¢. Oct. 31; E 685160;
Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
> 3273
Have you seen Marceline; words by
L. Daher, music by Jack Edwards.
New York, Frank Harding. © Feb.
18, 1928: 2 c. Feb. 24::E 683396:
Lucy Daher, Newark, N. J. 3274
Have you seen your Saviour; words
and music by H. Stenbock; mixed
voices. [English and Norwegian
texts] 8vo. © Feb. 1, 1928; 2 e.
Feb. 3; E 681735; Harold Stenbock,
Chicago. 3275
Haven (The) of rest; words by H. L.
Gilmour. music by Geo. D. Moore,
arr. by B. B. McKinney ; male voices.
(In Coleman’s male choir) © Feb.
1, 1928; 2c. Feb. 17; E 683265; Rob-
ert H. Coleman, Dallas. 3276
Haworth (Frank) Two andantes; by
F. Haworth, of Great Britain; 2
violins. © Jan. 23, 1928; 1 ©.’ Feb.
11; E 684735; Augener, Itd., London.
B217T
Hay un lirio; cancion, letra y musica
por I. M. Valle. [Photostat] ©1e.
Feb. 13, 1928; E 681891; Ignacio M.
Valle, Chicago. 3278
Haymakers’ (The) song; by Frederic
Mullen, of England; pf. London,
Rowland’s. © Feb. 14, 1928: 1 ¢.
Feb. 29; E 685209; Solomon Row-
land, London. 3279
He cometh; words and melody by Ken-
tucky thorobreds. © 1 ec. Feb. 15.
1928; E 686010; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 3280
He’s gone away; melody by Sidney
Easton. © 1 ¢. Feb. 17, 1928: EB
686087; Ralph Peer, New York.
3281
He’s the lily of the valley; words
and music arr. by Thomas Davis. ©
1e Feb. 18, 1928; E 683295; Glen
M. Coleman co., Chicago. 3282
3293
-
He watches me; words and melody
by Norfolk quartette. © 1 c¢. Feb.
15, 1928; EH 681971; Chicago music
pub. co., inc., Chicago. 3283
Heart (The) of the West; poem by
Clarence Flynn, music by George J.
Trinkaus; mixed voices. 4to. ©
Feb. 6, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 10; E 683024;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
3284
Heart (The) of U. S. A.; words and
music by E. M. Frye. © Feb. 21,
1928 ; 2 c. Feb. 24; E 686222; Eugene
Martin Frye, Independence, Mo.
3285
Heartaches; by Joseph Pasternack;
orch., with pf. or organ conductor.
© Feb. 24, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 25: E
686360; Irving Berlin standard
music corp., New York. 3286
Heaven’s vesper song; sacred song,
words by Frederick H. Martens,
music by Francke Cullis Morley;
with, violin’ opl: 1. Insk—2, In C.
© Jan. 26, 1928; 2 c. each Jan. 28;
E 681653; Theodore Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia. 3287
Hebrew grand fantasia on traditional
melodies; by Boris Levenson, op. 54;
orch. with pf.-conductor. © Feb.
23, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 27; E 683466;
Belwin, inc., New York. 3288
Hebrew wail theme; tragic lament, by
Jan Vitolin, arr. by Leo A. Kempin-
ski; orch. with pf. or organ ace. 4to.
©. Jan. .25,, 1928.2 ‘c. kan... 26) Bh
681691; Irving Berlin’ standard
music corp., New York. 3289
Hebridean (A) sheiling song; noted
and arr. by Marjory Kennedy-Fraser,
adapted for violin by Stanley Wil-
son, of Great Britain; violin and pf.
© Jan. 30, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 18; E
684852: Boosey & co., Itd., London.
3290
Heckenlied; ged. von Alfred Thieme,
musik von Erwin Lendvyai, of Ger-
many, op. 38. no. 7; 6 stimmige
miinnerchor. 4to. © May 24, 1927;
1 ec. Feb. 18, 1928; E. 684826;
3291
Helen of Troy; words and music by
Sherrill Crowe [i. e. W. S. Crowe],
arr. by C. R. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1928;
E 686138; Walter Sherrill Crowe,
Pasadena. 3292
Hello there Kitty; words and melody
by M. H. Flaherty. © 1c. Feb. 4,
1528; E 681769; M. H. Flaherty,
Philadelphia. 3293
Gebrtider Hug & co., Leipzig.
173
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3294
eee eee
Henry. he’s my beau; fox trot, words
and melody by H. A. Kies: ©1e.
Feb. 20, 1928; E 686140; Horace
- Allen Kies, Platteville, Wis. 3294
Henschel (Artur) 10. ~=stticke in
marschform; von A. Henschel, of
Germany; harmonium solo. © Oct.
_ 8, 1927; 1 ec. Feb. 3, 1928; E 684640;
Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 3295
Her Ladyship; comedy opera in 3
acts. lyrics by Perey Greenbank,
_Inusic by Howard Talbot, of Great
Britain. Vocal se. 4to. © Feb.
6, 1928; 1 ¢. Feb. 7; E 684700; Chap-
pell & co., ltd., London. 3296
Here we are; by Marie Dale, op. 17,
no. 4; pf. ©' Jan. 9,°1928;'2.¢. Jan.
21%; E 681682; B. F. Wood music co.,
> Boston. 3297
Herces of the sub-S4; words by G. R.
. Short, melody by Robert H. Brennen.
© le Feb. 15, 1928; E 686038;
Grover R. Short, Lebanon, Pa. 3298
Herrmann (Hugo) Fiinf stiicke fiir
kammerorgel; von H. Herrmann, of
_ Germany, op. 25.
fantasia toccata. [4 others] © Jan.
29, 1928; 1 ec. Feb. 17; E 684813;
Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leipzig. 3299
Herzallerliebste, lachle mir zu... .;
serenade wu. slow-fox, worte von
Theodor Waldau, musik von Stephan
: Weiss, of Austria. © Jan. 20, 1928;
1 c. Feb. 27; E 685060; Drei masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 3300
Hesitating blues; by W. C. Handy, arr.
by F. Henri Klickmann; E flat alto,
B flat ten. and C melody saxophones,
with pf. acc: © Feb. 15, 1928; 2:e.
Feb. 16; E 686070; Alfred & co.,
New York. 3301
Heure d’amour; by A. Bazzini, op. 45,
rev. by Léon J. Fontaine, of Great
Britain; violin and pf. © Jan. 24,
19628; 1 c. Jan. 27; E 684789; W.
Paxton & co., Itd., London. 3302
Heut’ war ich bei der Frida; foxtrot,
text von Fritz Rotter, musik von
Jim Cowler, of Germany. © Dec.
*14,°°1927- 1 °c. Feb. 20, (1928; HR
684893; Roehr aktiengesellschaft,
Berlin. 33038
Hiawatha’s fireflies; words anon.,
music by H. F. Kamp. © 1c. Feb.
23, 1928°; E 686259; Henry F. Kamp,
Detroit. 8304
High hat; musical cocktail, by Louis
Alter; pf. © Feb. 14, 1928; 2¢. Feb.
16; E 686108; Forster music pub-
lisher, ine., Chicago. 3305
obl. Svo. 1. Quasi-
pt. 117, NeS.,.¥..28
High water; a spiritual, words by J.
Keirn Brennan, melody by Marsh
McCurdy. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1928;.E
682834; DeSylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine., New York. ' 3306
Hindoo prayer; by Bert R. Anthony,
op. 275, no, 3;,pf. .©Keb, 10, 1928;
2 e. Feb. 13. E 681918 ; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 3307
His blossom bride; entr’-acte no. 1 and
».2, by A. M. Baldwin; oreh., with pf.
conductor. © 1 ¢. each Feb, 20,
1928; E. 686163, 686164; Anita M.
Baldwin, Santa Anita, Calif.
3308, 3309
His blossom bride; overture, by A. M.
Baldwin; orch., with pf. conductor.
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1928; E’ 686162;
Anita M. Baldwin, Santa Anita,
Calif. eel0
His sweetheart; words and music by
P. A. Abbott.’ © 1 ec. Nov..30, 1927;
E 682881; Pauline Allen Abbott,
Palm Springs, Calif. 3311
Hit the deck; selection, by Vincent
Youmans, arr, by Dan Godfrey, of
Great Britain; military band, with
conductor. London, Chappell & co.,
Itd. © Feb. 7, 1928; 1 c Feb. 23;
E 684953; Harms, inc., New York.
3312
Hitch me to your buggy and drive me
like a mule; words by Will Shade,
melody by Will Weldon. © 1c. Feb:
3, 1928; E 681750; Ralph Peer, New
York. 3313
Ho salvi Charles Lindbergh; marcia, di
A. LaManca; violin. © 1c. Feb. 28,
1928; E 686456; Antonio La Manca.
Cumberland, Md. 3314
Hoch das bein; fox trot, aus der revue
Schlager auf Schlager, text von Otto
Sprinzel, musik von Tilmar Springe-
feld, of Germany. © May 17, 1927;
1 ¢. Oct. 31; E 685164; Rondo-verlag,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 3315
Holiest, breathe an evening blessing;
hymn-anthem, music by Harold K:
Marks: 4 mixed voices; organ ace.
4to. © Jan. 26, 1928; 2c. Jan. 28;
E 681651 ; Theodore Presser €0.,
Philadelphia. 3316
Homage to Mendelssohn; by George
S. Schuler; organ. © Nov. 2, 1927;
2c. Jan. 21, 1928; E 683077; Hope
pub. co., Chicago. 3317
Home (A) for you; from White eagle,
lyric by Brian Hooker, music by
Rudolpf Friml. © Feb. 28, 1928;
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no. 2, 1928 oe
2 c. Feb. 28; E 686423 ;. Waterson,,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
3318
Home town blues; words and music
by M. A. Clark. © Feb. 3, 1928;
2c. Feb. 9; E 682962; Myrtle Agnes
Clark, Joplin, Mo. 3319
Honest-a believ-a me; Italian novelty
song, words and music by P. Gior-
dano; pf. and ukulele ace. San
Francisco, Calif., Gold leaf music
pub. co. © Feb. 13, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
- 23; E 686206; Paul Giordano, Oak-
land, Calif. 3320
Honey; words by Joseph Balestrieri,
melody by J. J. Balestrieri and Wil-
liam Carlock. © 1. Feb. 6, 1928;
E 682939; James Joseph Balestrieri,
New York. : 3021
Honey moon (Luna de miele); ro-
manza, by Domenick Villoni; trom-
bone and cornet duet, with band acc.
. 4to. © Jan. 28, 1928; 2 c Feb. 17;
_ E 686061; Domenick Villoni & son,
Cleveland. 3322
Honeymoon; words and melody. by
J. S. Degnon. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1928;
E 683315; Julia Strong Degnon,
Long Island, N. Y. 3323
Honor—father and thy mother; quar-
_ tet, words and music by W. Hartley,
_ of Canada; mixed voices. © 1.
Feb. 10, 1928; E 681848; William
Hartley, Stirling, Alberta, Canada.
3324
Hop off; by Clarence Williams: pf.
“© Jan,’ 23, - 1928)" '2° ce.’ Reb. 47 7 B
. 686068; Clarence Williams music
pub. ¢o., ine., New York. 3325
Hope (H. Ashworth) Two old world
songs; words by Herbert J. Bran-
don, music by H. A. Hope, of Great
Britain. 1. Tell me mistress this,
I pray. [1 other] © Feb. 14, 1928;
1c. Feb. 14; BE 684729: Keith,
Prowse & ©CO., itd., London. 3326
Hoppla wir leben; chanson, text von
Walter Mehring, musik von Edmund
Meisel, of Germany. © Sept. 16,
1927; 1 c. Feb. 8, 1928; E 684671;
Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann, Leipzig.
3327
Hoppy the hop toad; by Ora Hart
Weddle; pf. © Feb. 20, 1928; 2 «.
. Feb. 21: EK 686311; Theodore Press-
er CO., Philadelphia. 3328
Horse feathers ; words by Harry Kelly,
musie by H. ©. Oblinger. © 1 «¢.
3340
Feb. 14, 1928; E 683168; Harry C.
Oblinger, San Franciso. 3329
Horsefeathers; words and melody by
R. B. Fouch. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1928; E
683182; Ranthus B. Fouch, Minnea-
polis. 3330
Horsefeathers; words and music by
Charlie Newman, Buddy Fields and
Abe Olman; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Feb. 6, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 8; E 681802;
Forster music publisher, inc., Chi-
cago. Bool
Hot toddy; by M. S. Rosen; pf.
1c. Feb. 20, 1928; EH 686134; Milton
S. Rosen, New York. 3332
House of dreams; words by Mildred
Barris, music. by,C. Day. © 1 «.
Feb. 2, 1928; E 682760; Carol Day,
Morristown, N. J. 3333
How can I be lonely; words and music
by Haldor Lillenas. (In New Lil-
lenas’ songs) © Feb. 1, 1928; 2 «.
Feb. 17; E 686063 ; Lillenas pub. co.,
Indianapolis. 3334
How can you stay so far away? so
long; fox trot, words and music by
Ned Miller, Carl Hoefle and Joe
Burke, arr. by Frank Skinner; orch.
4to. © Feb. 14, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 15;
E 683236; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
3335
How ’ja doo; words by Gus Kahn,
melody by Seymour Simons. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 13, 1928; E 681898 ; Villa Moret,
ine., San Francisco. 3336
How often, dear; fox-trot, words and
music by V. W. Reynolds and F.
Bruno. ‘© 1"c,4bepe 2, 2928; "°
682759; Vernon W. Reynolds and
Frank Bruno, Steilacoom, MAS ay
How perfectly — frightfuly — sweet ;
duet for girls, words by Harold Max-
well, music by Gwen Lewis, of Great
Britain. © Jan. 17, 1928; 1 c. Feb.
18; E 684856; Cavendish music ©€o.,
London. 3338
However you are somebody loves you;
words and music by O. W. Wink-
field; 7. © ae Ge Keb: ),'S, 19285. Ei
681822; Orange Willis Winkfield,
Chicago. 3339
Hum all your troubles away; words
by Ford Rush and Glenn Rowell,
music by Fleming Smith, arr. by
Carleton L. Colby; pf. and ukulele
ace. Pie: Wepy vie, M928 n07g
683192: Ted Browne music co., inc.,
Chicago. 3340
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3041
Hum and strum, do, do, do, that’s what
I do; words by Billie Meyers, music
by Elmer Schoebel; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Feb. 14, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 16;
E 686107; Forster music publisher,
ine., Chicago. 3341
Humidity; by Jascha Gurewich; E
flat alto saxophone with pf. ace.
New York City, M. Jaffe. © Dee.
17, 1927;,2 cc. Dec. 21; EB 679915;
Miriam Jaffe, New York. 3342
Humoreskimo; words by Alfred Bryan,
music by Pete Wendling and Henri
Berchman; pf. ace. with ukulele
arr. by May Singhi Breen; with pts.
for C melody, E flat alto and B
flat ten. saxophones. © Feb. 3,
1928; 2 ec. Feb. 2; E 682755; Sam
Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 3343
Hunting song; by Richard J. Pitcher,
of Great Britain; pf. © Jan. 26,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 28; H 681658; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 3344
Hurrah! Zuhrah _ hurrah!
words and music by H. Larusson;
pf. © Feb. 21, 1928; 2 c Feb. 24;
E 686285; Harry Larusson, Minne-
apolis. 3345
Hur-ray for Lindy; march, words and
music by John Lawrence. © Aug.
10, 1927; 2 «@ Feb. 29, 1928; H
683523; Globe music house, Middle-
town, N. Y. 3346
Hurry on; words by Billy Heagney,
melody by Frank Bannister. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 8, 1928; E 681805; Fred K.
Steele, inc., New York. 3347
Hush! somebody’s calling my name;
old words adapted, music arr. by
B. B. McKinney; male voices. (In
Coleman’s male choir) © Feb. 1,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 17; E 683283; Robert
H. Coleman, Dallas. 3348
Hush-a-bye; by Ora Hart Weddle; pf.
with words. © Feb. 20, 1928; 2 ec.
Feb. 21; E 686312; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 3349
Hustle bustle; intermezzo rapido, by
Francis Delille, arr. by Maurice
Baron; orch., with pf. or organ con-
ductor. © Feb. 24, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
25: E 686359; Irving Berlin stand-
ard music corp., New York. 3350
Hymn of devotion; by George S.
Schuler; organ. © Nov. 2, 1927;
2c. Jan. 21, 1928; E 683070; Hope
pub. co., Chicago. 3351
march ;
pt. II, 0. S., v. 23
“Tuvos Ths véeas yeveas (Hymnos tis neas
geneas); Greek - American hymn,
words by Andrew Vlahos, music ‘by
Spiros Becatoros; 2 treble - voices,
with pf. ace. © Feb. 10, 1928; 2 e.
Feb. 20; E 683330; Apollo music eo.,
New York. (3352
Hymns for worship; compiled and
arr. by Lavina H. Date. New York,
A. S. Barnes and co. 12mo.
Dee. 28, 1927; 2 ¢. Jan. 13, 1928; aff.
Jan. 21; A 1018502; Layina, H.
Date, Evanston, IIl. 33D
I adore you; words and music by S.
Goodman. © 1 ¢. Feb. 9, 1928; EB
683012; Sylvia Goodman, Chicago.
; 3354
I am just a rambling gambler; words
and music by. W. R. MHodgin;
plectrum banjo. © 1 ¢. Feb. 24,
1928; E 683407; Willard Randolph
Hodgin, Greensboro, N. C. 3355
I am lonesome for you; words and
music by L. W. Pritzkow, arr. by
Herman C. Hiller. Oakland, Calif.,
Acorn publishers. © Feb. 23, 1928;
2c. Feb. 28; E 686429; Louis W.
Pritzkow, Oakland, Calif. 3356
I am ionging for you to-night; words
and music by Paul Wenton Chase.
© 1c. Feb. 3, 1928; E 682866;
Clayton W. Peirson, Pasadena. 3357
I am tired of cities; words by Glenn
T. Neville, music by R. Wall. ©
1c. Feb. 2, 1928; E 682770; Robert
Wall, Long Island City, N. Y. 3358
I am yours; words and melody by
Benny Davis and Ted Fiorito. ©
1 ¢ Feb. 11, 1928; E 683127; De-
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 3009
I believe in God; words by Oswald J.
Smith, musie by Harry Dixon Loes;
male voices. (Jn Coleman’s male
choir) © Feb. 1, 1928; 2 e Feb.
17: E 683277; Robert H. Coleman,
Dallas. 3360
Brazilija: words and music by A.
Vanagaitis; mixed voices. © 1 ec.
Feb. 4, 1928: E 682847; Antanas
Vanagaitis, Chicago. 3361
I can teach you how to love me; fox-
trot, words by Bea Hl, musie by
Herman A. Hummel; pf. and uku-
Lo
lele ace. © 1c. Feb. 6, 1928; EB
681783; Sunshine music pub. ©co.,
Port Arthur, Tex. 3362
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3383
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I close my eyes and dream; words | I feel so lonely and blue without you;
by J. Keirn Brennan, melody by
Karl Hajos. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1928;
E 683126; DeSylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc., New York. 3363
Id like to creep into your heart;
words by J. Sable, music by L.
Smith. © Feb. 11, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
16; E 683178; Le Claire Smith and
John A. Sabel, Conway, Ark. 3364
I’d never be happy, till I'd got you;
fox-trot, words by Frank Eyton, mu-
sic by Michael Leslie, of Great Brit-
ain. © Jan. 17, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 18;
E 684855; Cavendish music ce., Lon-
don. ~ 3365
I’d rather not hear any more about
it; words and music by F. A. Van
Dusen. [Photostat] © 1 ¢. Feb.
18, 1928; E 688312; Floyd A. Van
Dusen, Altoona, Pa. 3366
I do, honest I love you; words by
Edna and Austin Wallack, melody
by E. M. Wallack. © 1. Feb. 20,
1928; E 686155; Edna Mary Wal-
lack, Jennings, Kan. 3367
I do know God don’t lie; American
negro folk song, arr. by J. R. John-
son. Curwen ed. London, J. Cur-
wen & sons, ltd. © Dec. 28, 1927;
1c, Dec. 29, 1 c. Feb. 15, 1928; HB
686058; J. Rosamond Johnson, New
York. 3368
I do not choose to run; words and
music by T. H. West, arr. by H. O.
Wheeler. [Photostat] © 1. Feb.
6, 1928; E 682937; Thomas H. West,
Kansas City, Mo. 3369
I don’t care; melody by R. Romano.
© 1c. Dee. 1, 1927; E 682887; Ray
Romano, New York. 3370
I don’t care; words and melody by
Saxie Dowell [pseud. of H. K.
Dowell] © 1c. Jan. 14, 1928; E
682882; Horace K. Dowell, Char-
lotte, N. C. aobL
I don’t know what to do; valse song,
words and music by Haydn Wood,
of Great Britain. © Jan. 26, 1928;
1 @ Feb. 4; E 684577; Chappell &
co., ltd., London. 3372
I don’t know what to do; words by
Chas. Kenny, melody by Tom Den-
nis. ©1e. Feb. 21, 1928; E 683356;
Harry F. Reser, New York. 3373
I don’t know you now; fox trot, words
and melody by H. A. Kies. © 1.
Feb. 20, 1928; E 686146; Horace
Allen Kies, Platteville, Wis. 3374
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177
words and melody by B. Collins. ©
1c. Feb. 16, 1928; E 683202; Bob-
bitt Collins, Aransas Pass, Tex.
3375
fell in love; words and music by
L. W. Klenke. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1928;
E 686376; Lloyd Wesley Klenke, De-
troit. 3376
find I’m lost without you; words by
Jean Herbert and Jack Murry, mel-
ody by B. Maltin. © 1. Feb. 16,
1928; E 683195; Bernard Maltin.
New York. aolk
found love in a kiss; words by 8S.
Rossman and R. L. Lewis, melody
by S. Rossman. © 1 ¢c. Feb. 23,
1928; EK 683403; Samuel Rossman,
Roxbury, Mass. 3918
get so lonely; words and music by
Pat Ballard [pseud. of F. D. Bal-
lard]; pf. ae¢e., with ukulele arr. by
May Singhi Breen. © Feb. 24, 1928;
2 c. Feb. 25; E 686342; Broadway
music corp., New York. 3379
get the blues when it rains; words
by M. Weaver and Ford and Glenn,
melody by Maidie Weaver. © 1.@.
Feb. 23, 1928; E 686246; Ford Rush
and Glenn Rowell, Oak Park, Il.
3386
get the blues when it rains; words
by Marcel Klauber, melody by H.
Stoddard. © 1. Feb. 3, 1928; E
681753 ; Harry Stoddard, New York.
3381
have anchored my soul; words and
melody by Norfolk quartette. ©1c.
Feb. 15, 1928; E 681964; Chicago
musie pub. co., ine., Chicago. 3382
have you; words by Benny Davis,
music by Harry Akst; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Feb. 17, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
23; E 686827; Harms, ine, New
3383
hope you'll come back to me; words
and melody by H. B. Van Steen-
bergh. © 1 e¢@ Feb. 4, 1928; E
682862; Howard Butler Van Steen-
bergh, Union City, N. J. 3384
know that my pray’rs have been
answered; words and music by J.
Allen Burgney [pseud. of Al J. Nei-
burg] © Jan. 28, 1928; 2 e. Feb.
4; E 683145; Columbia music pub.
co., Philadelphia. 3385
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3386
pt. II, n.-s., v. 23
I know the Lord; words adapted, mu-
sic arr. by B. B. McKinney; male
voices. (In Coleman’s male choir)
© Feb: 1; +1928" 2" ec" Web 1728 bh
683284; Robert H. Coleman, Dallas.
3386
I know you'll say she’s a wow; fox
trot, words and melody by H. A.
Kies. © 1 c Feb. 20, 1928; E
686142: Horace Allen Kies, Platte-
ville, Wis. 3387
I like the night-time; words and mel-
ody by K. D. Henderson. © 1 ec.
Feb. 2, 1928; E 682780; Kay Dover
Henderson, Larchmont, N. Y. 3388
Ill always do; fox-trot, words by
Manuel Elizalde, musc by Fred
Elizalde, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele ace.; in EK. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Feb. 21, 1928;
1 ec. Feb. 25; E 685068 ; Cecil Len-
nox, ltd., London. 3389
T’ll be happy if you love me; eats
by Edwin H. Puchta, music. by D.
E. Schramel.
E 681826; Domenica E. Schramel,
Milwaukee. 3390
T'li be true to you; words and music
by Paul Wenton Chase. © 1c. Feb.
3, 1928; E 682867; Clayton W. Peir-
son, Pasadena. 3391
I'll do my best; words and melody by
Al Sherman, Al Lewis and Little
Jack Little. © 1c. Feb. 29, 1928;
E 683538; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 3392
I'll fly to my sweetie to-night; words
by Joseph Balestrieri, melody by
J. J. Balestrieri and William Car-
lock. ©1ce. Feb 6, 1928; E 682940;
James Joseph Balestrieri, New wens
3393
Tll fcrvego the world; words by C. H.
Reynolds, music by Arthur J. Bur-
ger. © Feb. 17, 1928; 2 ¢. Feb. 18;
E 683248; Charles H. Reynolds,
Wanamie, Pa. 3394
Ill go where you go; words by Harry
Graham, music by Philip Charig, of
U. S. and Albert Sirmay, of Hun-
gary. London, Chappell & co., Itd.
© Feb. 14, 1928; 2c. Feb. 17; BH
686100; Harms, inc., New York.
3395
Tl go with you; words and music by
G. E. Bonney. © Feb. 7, 1928; 2 ¢.
Feb. 8: E 681801: Gerald Hmery
Bonney, Winona Lake, Ind. 3396
© 1c. Feb. 8, 1928;
I'll never grow tired of you; words
and melody by H. Tillman, arr. by
Harry L. Alford. © 1 c¢. Feb. 21,
1928; E 683360; Edwin Tillman,
Milwaukee. 3397
Tl not marry at all; words and mel-
ody by Kentucky thorobreds. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 15, 1928; E 686006; Chicago
music pub. co., inc., Chicago. 3398
Ill say I love you; fox trot, words
and music by Kal Linwood [pseud.
of K. E. Lindstrom]; 1st violin. ©
1c. Feb. 1, 1928; E 681710; K..E.
Lindstrom, Manchester, N. H. 3399
Tl still be waiting; fox-trot, words
and music by Bud Tyndall and Joe
Sanders; pf. and ukulele acc.
Web, 29, 1928; 2 ce. Feb. 29; EH 683516;
Will Rossiter, Chicago. 3400
I’ll try to forget while far, far away ;
words by R. A. Watson, music by
David Reed. © Feb. 7, 1928; 2 «.
Feb. 9; E 682979; Robert A. Watson,
Stamford, Conn. 3401
I lost my heart in the moonlight;
words and melody by B. Ferriol and
P. Maltaghati. © 1c. Feb. 13, 1928;
E 681894; Nicholas Ferriol. and
Primo Maltaghati, Newark, N. J.
3402
love my old-fashioned man; words
by Irving Kahal ‘and Francis
Wheeler, music by Sammy ‘Fain,
arr. by Harry Tiedeman; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Feb. 21, 1928; 2 ¢.
Feb. 20; E 686105; Waterson, Berlin
& Snyder co., New York. 3403
I love that girl; words and music by
H. Aitken and R. Ross, arr. by R.
Ross. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1928; E
683123; Hugh Aitken and Ronald
Ross, Montreal, Canada. 3404
words and melody by
Loom
_~
love the boys;
B. Lumet.
(tp"y2 “9 ad PrN)
©), tc... Feb. .25,) 19285" BM GsGoare:
Baruch Lumet, Philadelphia. 3405
I love to hear the story; sacred duet,
words by E. H. Miller, music by
Anna Priscilla Risher ; sop. and alto.
©.;,Feb. -7,, 1928.:;. 2). eq Beb.9:. EB
683051; Theodore Presser ¢co., Phila-
delphia. 3406
I love to tell; words and music by
L. O. Bostwick; sop. and alto,. or
sop. and ten. © Dec. 27, 1927; 2c.
Jan. 17, 1928; E 686413; Leroy O.
Bostwick, El Segundo, Calif. 3407
178
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1928 . 3428
I love you best of all; words and -by H. Bull; in E flat. [Staff and
melody by Roberts and Parmam. © tonic sol-fa notations] © Dec. 5,
1c. Feb. 15, 1928; E 681976 ; Chicago ' 1927; 1 c. Feb. 6, 1928; E 684603;
music pub. co., inc., Chicago. . 3408 Laurie’s & co., London. 3418
I love you now as ever; words and | I’m glad I’m married; rag, words and
music by H. M. Sauer; pf. and melody by Roy Harvey. © 1c. Feb.
ukulele acc. Houston, Tex., Van 15, 1928; E 681983; Chicago music
Dilkin music co.. © Feb. 11, 1928;
2c. Feb. 15; E 686049; Henry M.
Sauer, Houston. . 3409
I love you so; waltz, from The yellow
mask, by Vernon Duke, arr. by Wylie
Wylton, of Great Britain ; orch. with
pf.-conductor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1927;
1c. Feb. 7, 1928; EH 684696; Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London.
3410
I loved you more than I could tell;
words and melody by A. B. Millikin.
© 1. ce Feb. 7, ° 1928; E. 682927; °
Alvina Behm Millikin, Bridgeport,
Mich. 3411
I’m a pilgrim; words by Mary.S.B.
Dana, music by I. E. Reynolds; male
voices. (In Coleman’s male choir)
OyVPenria? 1928792) heb! Ves" Bi
683274: Robert H. Coleman, Dallas.
3412
I’m a-goin home to di-ah no mo’; negro
spiritual, words and music by J. R.
“Rose. toe; Feb. 11, 19283;
681907; John Richard Rose, Cle
burne, Tex. 3413
I’m always smiling; words and music
by Billy Hays, music by Lou Her-
scher and Joe Darcey; pf. and
ukulele acc., with pts. for C melody
saxophone or violin, E flat alto saxo-
phone, B ten. saxophone and ten.
banjo. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan.
5; E 679851; A. J. Stasny music co.,
New York. 3414
I’m away from the world when I’m
away from you ’cause you're all the
world to me; by Sidney Clare and
Lew Pollack, arr. by George J. Trin-
kaus. 4to. 1. Mixed voices.—2. Male
voices. © Jan. 30, 1928; 2 c. each
Feb. 3; E 682802, 682804; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 3415,3416
I’m forever thinking of you; words
and music by T. C. M. Antonacci.
© 1c. Feb. 13, 1928; E 681906;
Theresa C. M. Antonacci, San Jose,
Calif. 3417
I’m getting girls all over; vocal fox-
trot, words by Robb Dennis. music
by Henry Berry Daniel Gibson, of
England; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
3419
I’m going back again to old. Nebraska ;
vocal fox-trot, words and music by
Harry Revel and Noble Sissle, both
of England; pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by Charles Hanley; in F. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Feb.
2, 1928; 1. ¢: Feb. 24; E’684935;
Campbell, Connelly & co., London.
: 3420
I’m going to fly away to Iowa! words
and music by Irvin Burnie; pf. and
ukulele ace. [Photostat]. © 1 e.
Feb. 8, 1928; E 686253; Missouri
music makers, Kansas City, Mo.
3421
I’m going to join that band; words
and music arr. by Dell Jones. ©
1 c. Feb. 18, 1928: E 683298; Glen
M. Coleman co., Chicago. 3422
pub. co., ine., Chicago.
I’m going to Miami; words and music
by A. D. Minnick; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by Louis Fleischer. ©
Jan, 4, 1928; 2c. Jan. 26; E 682733;
A. D. Minnick, Conyngham, Pa.
3423
I’m gonna move further down the
road; words and melody by Robert
N. Page. © 1c Feb. 8, 1928; HE
681807; Ralph Peer, New York.
3424
I’m happy to know you’re happy;
words by Al Bryan, Monty Siegel
and Jack Meskill, music by Pete
Wendling... © Feb. 3, 1928; 2 ec. Feb.
4; E 682823; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine., New York. 3425
I’m headin’ for the river; words and
music by G. W. Henninger. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 28, 1928; E 686444; G. William
Henninger, Mayville, N. Y. 3426
I’m in love; melody by B. Levy. ©
1c. Feb. 23, 1928; E 686248; Bernard
Levy, Brooklyn. 3427
I’m in love with you; words and music
by Phil Baker, Sid Silvers and J.
Russel Robinson; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Feb. 25, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 28;
EL 686403; Harms, ine., New York.
3428
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3429
pt. nT, 2s, F028
I’m jealous; from Sylvia, words by
James Dyrenforth, music by Carroll
Gibbons, of England; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by Charles Hanley; in
E flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions| ‘© Jan. 27, 1928; 1c. “Feb.
24; E 684929; Campbell, Connelly
& co., London. 3429
I’m left all alone; words by F. A.
Harris, music by B. M. Hale. ©
1 ec. Feb. 23, 1928; E 686232; Fred-
erick A. Harris, Washington. 3430
I’m longing for my California home;
words and music by J. Chapman. ©
1 ¢. Feb. 7, 1928; E 682920; John
Chapman, Garden Grove, Calif.
3431
I’m looking for someone; fox trot,
words and melody by H. A. Kies.
© 1. Feb. 20, 1928; E 686141;
Horace Allen Kies, Platteville, Wis.
_ 8432
I’m playing hide and go ,seek; by
Bernie Grossman, Billy Moll and.
Arthur Sizemore, arr. by Jack Stan-
ley ; vocal orch.; in B flat. 4to. ©
Feb. 6, 1928; 2c. Feb. 7; E 682897 ;
Edward B. Marks music co., New
York. 3433
I’m playing hide and go seek; words
and music by Bernie Grossman, Billy
Moll and Arthur Sizemore; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by Rube Bennett.
© Feb, G6, 19298: 2 jc. Ken sf-po8
682900; Edward B. Marks music co..,
New York. 3434
I’m_ satisfied; fox trot, words and
melody by H. A. Kies. © 1. Feb.
20, 1928: E 686147; Horace Allen
Kies, Platteville, Wis. 3435
I’m sorry; words by J. Lynch. music
by Emil Grauer. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Feb. 18. 1928;
2c. Feb. 21; E 683344; John Lynch,
New York. 3436
I’m sorry I’m in love with you; words
by I. Brooks, music by John Curry
Spikes. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1928; E
683131; Isadora Brooks, Los Angeles.
3437
I’m tired of making believe; words by
George A. Kelley. music by A. Pian-
tadosi; pf. and ukulele acc. © Feb.
3. 1928; 2 c. Feb. 4: E 681767; Al.
Piantadosi, New York. 3438
I’m waiting for a call from heaven;
words by Marie M. Lubcke, music
I’m wingin’ home;
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by S. Luna. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1928;
E 683412; Sisto Luna. New York. .
8439
words by Benee
Russell, melody by Henry H. Tobias.
© 1e. Feb. 15, 1928; E 683320; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 3440
miss you Lize; words and music by
Frank Crumit; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by Louis Fleischer. © Feb. 7,
1928; 2 ce. Feb. 25; E 686409; F. B.
Haviland pub. co., New York. 3441
must be dreaming; words by Al
Dubin and Pat Flaherty; music by
Al Sherman, arr. by Carleton L.
Colby: pf. and ukulele acc. ©1e.
Feb. .16, 1928; E 683194; Ted.
Browne music co., ine., Chicago.
never knew; words by Sidney Clare
and Charles Tobias, melody by
Joseph Cooper. © 1 ec. Feb. 15, 1928;
EK 686041; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. et
never see you on sunny days, you’re
only around when it rains; words
by E. Gillis, melody by C. F. Strick-
land. © 1 ¢ Feb. 15249282)
686034; Eddie Gillis and Charles F.
Strickland, New York. 3444
promise I'll be practically true to
you; from The optimists, words by
Clifford Grey, music by Melville
Gideon. New York, Leo Feist, ine.
(Cover title:—Practically true to
you) © Feb. 6, 1928: 2 e. Feb. 9;
E 683059; Francis, Day & Hunter,
Itd., London. 3445
saw her, I met her, I love her;
words and melody by J. M. Smith,
George Perry and Jack Franks. ©
1c. Feb. 17, 1928; E 686077; James
Miller Smith, Newark, N. J. 3446
see the road and you; ballad, words
by Jesse G. M. Glick, music by L.
Burton. [Photostat] © 1 e. Feb.
23, 1928; E 686247; Lucile Burton,
San Francisco. 3447
sing of the lady of all most fair;
earol, words by John McClure, mu-
sic by Charles Repper; 3 treble
vo'ces, with pf. or organ ace., with
cello ad. lib. 4to. © Dec. 14, 1927;
2 e. "Jan. 3, 1928" "Hy webled = Gasw.
Birchard & co., Boston. 3448
think you’re wonderful; words and
melody by Abner Silver and Little
Jack Little. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1928;
E 686437; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 3449
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1928
I tried to break your heart; words and
melody by I. R. Bernstein. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 9, 1928; E 683003; Isadore R.
Bernstein, Kingston, Pa. 3450
I’ve been dreaming, love. of you; words
and music by R. A. Stanley, of New
Zealand, music arr. by Walter W.
Newcomer. New York, Frank Hard-
ing. © Feb. 14, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 27;
E 683456; Robert A. Stanley, Frank-
lin, Junction, N. Z. 3451
I’ve been wearying too, for you; words
by H. Macknight, music by Charles
H. Roth; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by Louis Fleischer. © Jan. 30,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 16; E 683243; F. B.
Haviland pub. co., New York. 3452
I’ve got a baby just too bad; words by
J. S. Kinney and Alexis Kinney,
melody by A. Ford. © 1. Feb. 3,
1928; E 681742; Arthur Ford and
John S. Kinney, New York. 3453
I’ve got a feeling for somebody ; words
by Harry Graham, music by Philip
Charig, of U. S., and Albert Sirmay,
of Hungary. © Feb. 14, 1928; 2.
Feb. 16; E 683238; Harms, inc., New
York. 3454
I’ve waited long for you; words and
melody by Kentucky thorobreds. ©
1 ec. Feb. 15, 1928; E 686015; Chi-
cago music pub. co., inc., Chicago.
3455
I want somebody; words and music
by A. Sacco. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Feb. 27, 1928; 2c. Feb.
29; E 683530; Anthony Sacco, Wa-
terbury, Conn. 3456
I want to go back; fox trot, words
and music by Bud Sloan [i. e. S. D.
Sloan] © 1c. Feb. 23, 1928; E
686239; Sterling David Sloan,
Seattle. 3457
I want to go home; words by Ansel
P. Crume, music by C. H. Rackers;
pf. and ukulele acc. © 1c. Feb. 23,
1928; E 686224; Clarence Henry
Rackers, Lexington, Ky. 3458
I will; words and music by R. Simp-
son; mixed voices. © Feb. 3, 1928;
2 c. Feb. 29: E 683517; Russell Simp-
son, Philadelphia. 3459
I wish that my buddy was back again;
words and melody by Y. Colangelo.
© 1c. Feb. 7, 1928; E 682936; Vin-
cent Colangelo, New York. 3460
I wonder; words by W. G. Bogle, mu-
sie by David Reed. © 1. Feb. 9,
1928; E 6838007; W. G. Bogle, Tam-
pico, Mexico. 3461
93485—28——4
5 3471
I wonder if you'll love me after I’m
old and gray; words and music by
F. J. Halama and L. Florina Brown.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Feb. -14, 1928;.2 e. Feb. 21; E
683340; Frank J. Halama, Chicago.
3462
I wonder if you m’ss me to-night;
words by Harry Pease, music by Ed.
G. Nelson; ukulele arr. by N. Paloa.
© Feb. 8, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 15: E
686047; A. J. Stasny music co., ine.,
New York. 3463.
I wonder where you are; words and
melody by Frank Parente. © 1 ec.
Feb. 29, 1928; E 683553; James
Dante, Madison, N. J. 3464
I wonder why; fox trot, words and
music by H. Dial. © 1 ¢. Feb. 1,
1928; HE 681704; Harry “Dial, St.
Louis. 3465.
I wonder why ‘T get so lonesome for
you; words by Edna and Austin
Wallack, melody by E. M. Wallack.
© 1 «¢ Feb. 20, 1928; E 686157;
Edna Mary Wallack, Jennings, Kan.
3466
I wonder why nobody cares for me;
words and melody by Golden melody
boyss, ©. 1.-e..,Heb., 15.1928; 2H
686016 ; Chicago music pub. co., inc.,
Chicago. 3467
I would love Thee; duet, words and
music by Eugene F. Marks; sop.
and contralto. © Feb. 20, 1928;
2 ce. Feb. 21; E 686296; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 3468
I wouldn’t mind dying for the Lord;
words and melody by Norfolk quar-
tette.. © © ce; steps “i: *1928;*
681966 ; Chicago music pub. co., inc.,
Chicago. 3469
Ich hab dich lieb, du mein madel vom
griinen Rhein; aus Streng verboten,
text u. musik von Fritz Rotter,
Franz Doelle u. Otto Stransky, all
of Germany, arr. von Otto Linde-
mann. © June 18, 1927; 1c. Oct.
381; E 685170; Rondo-verlag, G. m.
b. H., Berlin. 3470
Ich hab in Pichelsdorf ’nen kleinen
blumengarten; foxtrot, aus Du und
ich, text von Hans H. Zerlett, musik
von Leo Leux, of Germany, arr.
von Otto Lindemann. (In Die 4
schlager) © Apr. 14, 1927; 1 e¢.
Oct. 31; E 685158; Rondo-verlag,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 3471
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3472
pt. III, n.s., ¥. 23
Ich habe im Mai von der liebe ge-
triumt; text von Alfred Berg, mu-
sik von Franz Doelle, of Germany.
© Sept. 18, 1926; 1 ¢. Oct. 31, 1927;
EK 685187; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 3472
Ich hitte dich so gerne noch einmal
geseh’n; lied u. tango, text von Wil-
helm Sterk, musik von Willy Engel-
Berger, of Germany. © Dec. 10,
1927; 1 « Feb. 24, 1928; EH 684937;
Wiener bohéme verlag, Vienna.
3473
Ich hob lieb a bocher—ich hob fant a
moid; words and melody by J.
Birnberg.
QNn ‘’D ,VIMI N BV BNA FPN)
C37, N ab
© 1c Feb. 20, 1928; E 686159;
Jacob Birnberg, Brooklyn. 3474
Ich k6nnt mich in dich verlieben;
Paul Whiteman-fox, text von Otto
Stransky u. Fritz Rotter, musik von
Otto Lindemann, of Germany. ©
Ane. 230, 19265" Lic. Oct. ol, tont |
EH 685191; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 3475
Ich lieb’ dich von herzen—mit
schmerzen ; lied u. fox trot, text von
Paul Nikolaus,. musik von M.
Spoliansky, of Germany. © Aug.
_ 9, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 9, 1928; EH 684731;
‘Mischa Spoliansky, Berlin-Wilmers-
dorf, Germany. 3476
Ich reiss’ mir eine wimper aus; lied
u. slow-fox, text von Charlie Am-
berg, musik yon Fredy Raymond,
of Austria. © Jan. 27, 1928; 1 ¢.
Feb. 24; E 684948; Wiener bohéme
verlag, Vienna. 3477
Ich spiel’ so gern mit dir Klavier;
aus Dartiber lisst sich reden, worte
und musik von Friedrich Hollaen-
der, of Germany, arr. von Otto
Lindemann. © July 17, 1926; 1 ¢.
Oct. 31, 1927; E 685175; Rondo-
verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 3478
Ich tanz Charleston; aus Dariiber
lasst sich reden, worte u. musik von
Friedrich Hollaender, of Germany,
arr. von Otto Lindemann. © July
1%, 1926; 1 c¢. Och! 38H 1927 eb
685168 ; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 3479
Ich wil kein tate nit sain; words and
melody by J. Birnberg.
Sibliat bab Mall yeoata ia ie halah dar)
© 1e. Feb. 20, 1928; E 686158;
Jacob Birnberg, Brooklyn. 3480
18
Idelia; words and music by Thos. F.
Rosenbeck, op. 25, no. 1. © Jan.
26, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 29; E 683524;
Rosenbeck studios, Pawtueket, R. I.
3481
Idilio d’amore; stile serenata, parole
di Ferdinando Cunti, musica di BH.
Morra. © 1 ¢ Feb. 11, 1928; E
683138; Egidio Morra, Brooklyn.
3482
Idylle sérénade; de R. Benoit, of
France; orch. avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Dee. 31, 1926; 1 ¢. Aug. 4,
1927; E 685084; Georges Krier,
Paris. 3483
If all the world were mine; words by
J. Friedman, music by M. Silver.
© 1 ¢. Feb. 10, 1928; E 681861;
Mark Silver and Jack Friedman,
New York. 3484
If I had a sweetheart just like you;
words and melody by Paul Wenton
Chase. © 1 e¢ Feb. 3, 1928; E
682868 ; Clayton W. Pierson, Pasa-
dena. 3485
Tf I hadn’t met you; words and music
by M. Batchelor. © 1.c¢. Feb. 8,
1928; E 681812; Miriam Batchelor,
Brookline, Mass. 3486
If papa has out-side lovin’; words
and melody by J. C. Johnson. ©
1c. Feb. 21, 1928; E 683372; J.C.
Johnson, New York. 3487
If thou wilt, remember; words by C.
G. Rossetti, music by EH. E. Reitz.
©-.1.¢ Feb. 21, 1928; EH 683385;
Edward EH. Reitz, Buffalo. 3488
If you wanna be my sugar papa;
words and music by Bob Schafer,
Irving Mills and A. Wayne. New
York City, Gotham music service.
© Dee. 30, 1927; 2 c. Jan. 19, 1928;
E 682784; Jack Mills, inc, New
York. 3489
If you want to keep your girl; words
and melody by W. Mathews. © 1 ec.
Feb. 21, 1928; E 683381; Wilford
Mathews, New York. 3490
If you were a lily and I were a rose;
words and music by Paul Wenton
Chase. 1. Gy CDi aes to a
682869; Clayton W. Peirson, Pasa-
dena. 3491
Im lenz, wenn alle miidels triiumen;
text von George Burghardt, musik
von Richard Hirsch, of Germany,
arr. von Otto Lindemann. © Jan.
92
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no, 2, 1928
- 3513
17, 1926: 1 c. Oct. 31, 1927; EB
685177; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 3492
Implorations; by Joseph Pasternack ;
- orech., with pf. or organ conductor.
fo), Fep. 24, 19285) '2 ¢.~FKeb; 25; H
686361; Irving Berlin standard
music corp., New York. 3493
Improyisation fiir oboe und klavier;
von Max Biittner, of Germany, op.
Pate): Oc G6, Wo27-" 1c. “Feb: 'S,
1928; E 684656; Carl Merseburger,
Leipzig. 3494
In a. big city park; words by T. F.
White, music by Eugene Lester. ©
Feb. 11, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 16; E 686046 ;
Thomas F. White, Bridgeport, Conn.
3495
In a hundred thousand years; words
by Arthur J. Lamb, music by Alfred
Solman. 1. Basso cantante or con-
tralto; in D min.—2. Bar. or alto;
in F min.—3. Ten. (Robusto) or
dramatic sop.; in A min. © Feb.
3, 1928; 2 c. each Feb. 2; E 682756;
Sam Fox pub. co, Cleveland. 3496
In a Japanese pagoda ; fox-trot, words
by Oscar M. Sheridan, music by
Hubert W. David, of Great Britain;
pf. ace., with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in
EK flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions}; .© Heb:.1,, 1928; .1.¢..Keb.:7
E 684698; Lawrence Wright music
co., London. 3497
In autumn; words by Arthur Symons,
music by Leslie Cochran, of England.
© Feb. 7; 1928; 1, c., Feb. 8; EB
684627; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
3498
In California, it’s old Cal for me;
words and melody by F. G. Pollay.
(ey dec Web.n27) 1998 > R). 683479 :
Frank Gilbert Pollay, Winslow, Ariz.
3499
In courtly company; by Thomas F.
Dunhill, of Great Britain; viola and
pf. © Feb. 1, 1928; 1 ¢. Feb. 17;
E 684819; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London. 3500
In der himmelpfortgissen auf neune;
worte von Peter Herz, musik von
Edmund Hysler, of Austria. © Jan.
26, 1928: 1° c.. Keb. /23; E 685071;
Wiener musik-verlag, (Inhaber Otto
Hirich), Vienna. 3501
In der Schweiz und in Tirol; foxtrot,
text von Fritz Rotter u. Otto Stran-
sky, musik von Anton Profes, of
Germany. © Jan. 20, 1928; 1c. Feb.
27; E 685058; Drei masken verlag,
a. g., Berlin. 35902
In Derry vale; Londonderry air, words
by W. G. Rothery, music arr. by
W. McNaught, of England; 3 female
voices. 4to. © Feb. 13, 1928; 1 ¢.
Feb. 18; E 684809; Novello & co.,
Itd., London. 3503
In dreams I see you still; words by
J. Fowle, melody by Robert H. Bren-
nen. © 1c. Feb. 15, 1928; E 686040 ;
John Fowle, Toronto, Ont., Canada.
3504
In gay costume; by Vernon Lloyd; pf.
Lawrence, Mass., Bay state music
co. © Dec. 24,1927; 2 ec. Jan. 3,
1928; E 681725; Reginald K. Liver-
sidge, Lawrence, Mass. 3505
In Marburg an der Lahn, dem schénen
stidtchen; worte von Fritz Jubisch,
musik von Franz Albert Gabriel, of
Germany. © Sept. 15, 1927; 1 e.
Feb. 3, 1928; E 684653; W. EHhrler
& co., Leipzig. 3506
In my arms; words by Max and Na-
thaniel Lief, music by J. de Segon-
zac. ©1c. Feb. 6, 1928; E 683172;
Jean de Segonzaec, New York. 3507
In my canoe; words and melody by
J. osenbere: XC) Eve. rep. 1, 1928
E 681706; Jack Rosenberg, Brooklyn.
3508
In my heart; words and music arr.
by Robert Davis. © 1c. Feb. 18,
1928; E 683296; Glen M. Coleman
co., Chicago. 3509
In my little Chevrolet; words and
music by W. F. Collins; pf. ©1e.
Feb. 7, 1928; E 682935; William F.
Collins, Conshohocken, Pa. 3510
In Omsk, in Tomsk, in Astrachan;
russischer foxtrot, text von Kurt
Robitschek, musik von Willy Rosen,
of Germany, klavier arr. von Walter
Borchert. © Dec. 24, 1927; 1 ec.
Feb. 24, 1928; E 684945; Wiener
bohéme verlag, Vienna. 3511
In our little home; words by Quincy
Lemon, melody by G. Biair. © 1c.
Jan. 31, 1928; E 682696; Girard
Blair, Murphysboro, Ill. 3512
In our own little home sweet home;
words and melody by A. P. Thomas.
© 1c. Feb. 16, 1928; E 683204; Al-
bert P. Thomas, Oakland, Me. 3513
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3514
pt. III, 0. s., v. 2
In our up so high place; words by
Bix. Reichner [i. e. Bickley Rvich-
ner], melody by Don Walker [i. e.
Donald Walker]. © 1 c¢. Feb. 4,
1928; E 682841; Bickley Reichner,
Philadelphia. 3514
In the barracks; military march, by
Carl Wilhelm Kern, op. 581; pf.
Lawrence, Mass, Bay state music co.
© Dec. 24, 1927; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1928;
E 681721; Reginald K. Liversidge,
Lawrence, Mass. 3515
In the candle light; ballad, from Jolly
Jerome, words by Roy W. French,
music by James E. Wood. Boston,
Mass., Tremont music pub. Co.
(Cover title: The candle light) ©
Feb. 18, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 16; E 683222;
Roy W. French and James E. Wood,
Orange, Mass. 3516
In the countryside; by Ernest Newton,
of Great Britain; pf. © Jan. 39,
1928; 1c. Feb. 10; E 684723; Joseph
Williams, ltd., London. * 3517
In the deep shadows of the moon;
waltz,
Lento, arr. by Len Fleming. © Jan.
31, 1928; 2 c« Feb. 2; E 682809;
Frank T. Lento, Punxsutawney, Pa.
3518
In the Highlands; poem by R. L.
Stevenson, music by A. Gibbs, of
Great Britain, op. 9. Curwened. ©
Jan. 30, 1928; 1 c Feb. 4; E 684614;
Armstrong Gibbs, Danbury, Essex.
England. 3519
In the moonlight; words and music
by W. Wassaw. © 1c. Feb. 20,
1828: E 686128; Wilbur Wassaw,
Cripple Creek, Colo. 3520
In the springtime; fox trot, words and
melody by C. H. Longbottom. ©
1 ¢. Feb. 6. 1928; EH 682949; Charles
H. Longbottom, Brooklyn. 3521
In the sweet bye and bye; words by
Alfred Bryan and Francis Wheeler,
music by Pete Wendling; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by Harry Tiede-
man. © Feb. 28, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 28;
E 686422; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
co., New York. 3522
In toyland with you; words and music
by Lou Seidenman fi. e. Louis Seid-
enman] © 1. Feb. 14, 1928; E
683165; Louis Seidenman, Baltimore.
3523
In youth is pleasure ; words by Robert
Wever, music by Robin Milford, of
Great Britain; in D flat. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol fa notations] ©
words and music by F. T. |
Dee. 15, ;4927.3 1 ©. Febsc2s, 1928;
E 684996; Oxford university press,
London. 3524
Indian moon; words by Glenn T.
Neville, music by R. Wall. © 1.
Feb. 2, 1928; E 682771; Robert Wall,
Long Island City, N. Y. 3525
Indian (An) rhapsody; by Gerald S.
Cohn; pf. © 1c Feb. 4, 1928; E
681775 ; Edward S. Cohn, Sausalito,
Calif. 3526
Indian (An) slumber song; words by
Agnes Lockhart Hughes, music by
Harland A. Riker; high voice; in
G min. © Jan. 17, 1928; 2 ce. Jan.
30; E 682758; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. 352T
Ingratitud ; danza, por M. M. Campos,
op: 1; pf. © 1 ee 1 te2s- bs
683157: Manuel Morel Campos,
Ponce, Porto Rico. 3528
Inspiration; konzert-blues, von Carl
Robrecht, of Germany; salon-orech.
mit violine 1 direktion. 4to. ©
Sept: 2, 1927; 1 e@. Feb. 8, 1928;
E 684665; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany. 3529
Inter nos (Between ourselves) ; inter-
mezzo 4 la gavotte, by Carl Wilhelm
Kern, op. 610; pf. © Feb. 20, 1928;
2 c«. Feb. 21; E 686299; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 3530
Intermezzo in Spanish style; by Hugo
Riesenfeld, arr. by Oscar Potoker ;
orch. © Jan. 10, 1928; 2 ec. Feb. 6;
E 686113; Edwin F. Kalmus, inc.,
New York. 3531
Into the light ; words by Marie Corelli,
music by Frank La Forge; high
voice. © Feb. 1, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 2;
E 682781; G. Ricordi & eco., ine.,
New York. 2532
Into the woods my Master went:
words by Sidney Lanier, music by
George B. Nevin; pf. or organ acc.
1. High voice. in G—2. Low voice,
in E flat. © Feb. 6, 1928; 2 c. each
Feb. 138; E 681924; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 3533:
Introduce me; words by J. Friedman,
music by M. Silver. © 1. Feb. 10,
1928; E 681859; Mark Silver and
Jack Friedman, New York. 35384
Intreduzione allo studio della tromba :
di Alessandro Cardoni, of Italy;
tromba in si bemolle grave, e delle
trombe mi bemolle e fa. © Feb. 17.
1928; 1 ce. Feb. 18; E 684872; G.
Ricordi & ¢co., Milan. 3535
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no. 2, 1928
355T
| Invocation 4 la nuit; extrait de La
. vie du poéte, de G. Charpentier, arr.
par §S. Chapelier, of France; orch.
avee pf. conducteur. © Dee. 31,
1927; 1 c. Jan. 28; 1928; EB 684987;
Max Eschig et cie., Paris. 3536
Ireland (John) Five poems’ by
Thomas Hardy; set to music by John
Ireland, of Great Britain; bar.
Dec. 15, 1927; 1 ec. Feb. 25, 1928;
E 685028; Oxford university press,
London. 3537
Trish agitato; by Maurice Baron; pf.
© 1c. Feb. 23, 1928; E 683404; Irv-
ing Berlin standard music corp.,
New York. > 3588
Trish (An) lilt; words and music by
Malcolm C. Marks; in E flat.
Feb. 7, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 9; E 683052;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
35389
Is Jesus to me; words by Wm. M.
Runyan, musie by Mrs. J. H. Cas-
sidy; male yoices. (Jn Coleman’s
male choir) © Feb. 1, 1928; 2 e.
Feb. 17; E 683263: Robert H. Cole-
man, Dallas. 3540
Is my team ploughing; words by A. E.
Housman, music by C. W. Orr. of
Great Britain. © Dec. 1, 1927; 1.
Feb. 25, 1928; E 685026; Oxford
university press, London. 3541
TIsabelita; Spanish habafera, text
adapted and arr. of music by A.
Seismit-Doda ; 2 sops. and alto. 4to.
© Feb. 8, 1928: 2 c. Feb. 23: E
686221; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
3542
Isle (The) of beautiful dreams; words
by Marguerite Miller, music by
Geoffrey O'Hara. © Jan. 26, 1928;
2 ¢. Jan. 28: E 681660; Theodore
Presser ¢o., Philadelphia. 3543
Isle (The) of flowers; by Montague
Ewing, of Great Britain; pf. 1.
Golden gorse. [3 others] © Jan.
19, 1928); 1 «Feb: 11; BE 684784;
Schott & co., ltd., London. 3544
Ismechu-bemalchuscho; words and
melody by S. Gozinsky. © 1c. Feb.
2, 1928; E 682779; Samuel Gozinsky,
New York. 3545
It ain’t a going to snow; words by R.
Dale, melody by L. F. Brown. ©
1 ¢c. Feb. 15, 1928; E 681961; Rho-
dena Dale and L. Florin Brown,
Clearfield, Pa. 3546
It all depends on you; fox-trot, by
Ray Henderson, arr. by Dan God-
frey, of Great Britain; full military
band, with solo clarinet in B flat,
conductor. London, Chappell & co.,
Itd. (In Chappell’s army journal,
no. 550) © Jan. 30, 1928; 1 c. Feb.
8; E 684718; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine., New York. 3547
It happen (Hs treft) ; words and mel-
ody by B. Lumet.
(woyiy dD)
© oT. ¢ Heb...25, 1928" EB 68657 ¢
Baruch Lumet, Philadelphia. 3548
It must be love; words by Charles
Derickson, music by Burton Brown.
© 1c. Feb. 9, 1928; E 681866; J. W.
Jenkins sons music co., Kansas City,
Mo. 3549
It’s always darkest just before dawn;
words and melody by W. H. Hol-
lingsworth. © 1 c. Feb. 10, 1928;
E 681862; William Homer Hollings-
worth, New York. 3550
It’s awful; words by Irving Kahal
and Francis Wheeler, music by Ted
Snyder, arr. by Harry Tiedeman ; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Feb. 21, 1928;
2 « Feb. 20; E 686104; Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
3551
It’s funny but I guess its right; fox
trot, words by W. E. Alderman, mel-
ody by A. BH. Alderman. © 1 ¢. Feb.
17, 1928; E 683291; Alonzo Elvis
Alderman, Washington. 3552
It’s nobody’s fault, but your own;
waltz song, words by Frank Mike
Grupp, melody by J. Barnaba.
1c. Feb. 15, 1928; E 681957 ; Joseph
Barnaba, Jersey City. 3553
It’s your it; words by Coleman Har-
rison, music by Lou Seidenman [i. e.
Louis Seidenman] © 1. Feb. 14,
1928; E 683166; Louis Seidenman,
Baltimore. 3554
It was springtime when I started lov-
ing you; fox trot, words and melody
“by. .H..A. Kies... © 1c. Feb. 20, 1928 ;
E 686139 ; Horace Allen Kies, Platte-
ville, Wis. 3DDD
It would be fun; child song, words
by Charles Hayes, music by James
M. Gallatly, of Great Britain.
Feb. 2, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 18; E 684865 ;
Cavendish music ¢o., London. 3556
Jack and Jill; vocal duet, words by
Dena Tempest, music by Wilfrid
Sanderson, of Great Britain. ©
Jan. 27, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 18; E 684861 ;
Boosey & co., Itd., London. 3DDT
[kD
CATALOGUE OF - COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3908
pt. III, D. S., V. 23
Jacksonville slide; words. and melody
by Blind Blake. © 1 ¢. Feb. 15,
1928; E 686024; Chicago music pub.
1€0.,, ine, Chicago. 3558
Jacob (Gordon) Pastorale; by G.
Jacob, of Great Britain; pf. Lon-
don, J. Curwen & sons, ltd. © Feb.
‘17, :1928; 1.c.. Feb. 24; E. 685142;
Gordon Jacob, Ewell, Surrey, Eng-
land. 3559
Jakyj to sztof; words by Eugene
Zukowsky, melody by A. Schwartz.
© 1c. Feb. 15, 1928; E 686032; Abe
Schwartz, New York. 3060
Jam up; melody by J. Marrero. ©
_1¢. Feb. 4, 1928; E 682989; John
Marrero, New Orleans. 3561
Janette; words by Godfrey Williams,
music by Horatio Nicholls, of Great
Britain; pf. ace, with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech; in A min. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Feb. 21, 1928;
1c. Feb. 23; E 684952; Lawrence
Wright music co., London. | 3562
Jazz (A) holiday; words by Walter -
Melrose, music by W. Benton Over-
street, arr. by Mel Stitzel; dance
oreh.. Ate... © fan: aGet928, 2c.
Feb. 13; E 681882; Melrose bros.
music co., inc., Chicago. 3563
Je vous aime (I love you) ; words by
J. Macklyn Meskyll, music by Abner
Silver. © Feb. 14, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
15; E 681995; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 3564
Jesus gives blessed peace; words and
music by L. R. Small. © 1 ec. Feb.
8, 1928; E 681830; Lloyd Roscoe
Small, Sedro Woolley, Wash. 38565
Jesus is leading us on; hymn, words
and music by Harry Dixon Loes.
Nov, 2, 19272 2G. ep. 0. deen] oes
683064; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
3566
Jesus lives; an Easter service for Sun-
day and weekday church schools, by
various authors. 12mo. Philadel-
phia, Pa., United Lutheran publica-
tion house. © Feb. 9, 1928; 2 e.
Feb. 13; aff. Feb. 11; A 1066000;
Board of publication of the United
Lutheran church in America, Phila-
delphia. 3567
Jesus, Saviour, Friend of sinners;
words by R. H. Coleman, music by
B. B. McKinney; male voices. (In
Coleman’s male choir) © Feb. 1,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 17; K 683262; Robert
H. Coleman, Dallas. 8568
Jesus, Saviour, pilot me; words by Ed.
Hopper, music by R. J. Polak; med.
voice. Los Angeles, Calif., Para-
mount music pub. co. © Jan. 26,
1928; 2 ¢. Feb. 2; E 682750; Ru-
dolph J. Polak, Los Angeles. 3569
Jesus the conqueror; WHaster choir
cantata, music by Henry Bellman.
Cincinnati, O., Fillmore music house.
4to. © Feb. 11, 1928;.2 « and aff.
Feb. 15; A 1066184; Fillmore bros.
co., Cincinnati. 3570
Jesus the Lord is risen; Haster serv-
ice, words by Eleanor Allen Schroll,
music by J. H. Fillmore and Chas.
H. Gabriel. Cincinnati, O., Fill-
more music house. 8vo. © Feb. 21,
1928; 2 ec. Feb. 25; E 683434; Fill-
more bros. co., Cincinnati. 3571
Jeudi (Le) saint 4 minuit; extrait de
Sevilla, de J. Turina, arr. par S.
Chapelier, of France; orch. avec pf.
conducteur. © Dec. 31, 1927; 1 c.
Jan. 28, 1928; E 684985; Max Eschig
et cie., Paris. peti
Jewish (The) lullaby; words and mu-
sic by A. Kantor, arr. Dy Dan Froh-
man, © Dee. 28,1927: 2 ve. omee.
29; E 679711; A. Kantor, Cleveland.
Sole
Jim and me; words and melody by
Kentucky thorobreds. © 1 c¢. Feb.
15, 1928; EH 686009; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 3574
Jinrikisha; by Gus A. Benkhart, arr.
by Walter Jacobs; ten. banjo solo.
© Dec. 2, 1927; 2 ce. Feb. 11, 1928;
E 683100; Walter Jacobs, inc., Bos-
ton. 3575
Jinrikisha; scene Japanese, by Gus A.
Benkhart, arr. by R. EH. Hildreth.
4to. 1. Band.—2. Orch. © Dec. 2,
1927; 2 ¢c. each Feb. 11, 1928; EH
683092, 683093; Walter Jacobs, inc.,
Boston. 3576, 3577
J’me fais pas comprendre; paroles et
musique de Jean Lenoir, of France.
© Dee. 31, 1927; 1 ce. Jan. 28, 1928;
E 684976; Edition Arlequin, Paris.
3578
Jocund (The) dance; dance tunes, by
John B. McEwen, of Great Britain,
ed. by W. G. Whitaker; string band.
nos. 1-4... Sa © Jan: a2, 1928; 1e.
Feb. 25; E 685009; Oxford univer-
sity press, London. 3579
Jog on [and] Lawn as white as driven
snow; words from The winter’s tale,
by William Shakespeare, music by
186
“MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2,.1928
Hubert Hales, of Great Britain, op.
9. nos. 2, 3; unison voices. 4to.
{Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
een. 2, 1928: 1.¢. Keb. 15; i
' 684746; Joseph Williams, ltd., Lon-
don. 3580
John Cook and his mare; words anon.,
music by Joseph Speaight, of Great
Britain; unison voices. London.
Winthrop Rogers, ltd. 4to. © Dec.
21, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 4, 1928; E 684715;
Hawkes & son, (London) Itd., Lon-
* don. ; 3581
Jola’s charleston; di A. Cantarini, of
* Italy; piccola orch., con pf. condut-
tore, 416." ©: Feb. 17,. T928°"1' c.
~ Feb. 18; E 684870; G. Ricordi &
—¢o., Milan. 3582
Jolene; melody by V. B. Neff. © 1 «¢.
Feb. 3, 1928; E 681739;. Vincent B.
Neff. Chicago. 3583
Joli (Le) tambour; chanson populaire
de l’Ile de France, arr. de Pierre
Renauld, of France: cheeur 4 4 voix
dhommes. 4to. © Feb. 2, 1928;
1 ¢« Feb. 24; E 685124; Heugel,
. Paris. 3584
Jolly little fisherman; march, by H.
D. Hewitt; pf. © Feb. 7, 1928; 2 ¢.
Feb. 9; E 683047; Theodore Presser
' €0., Philadelphia. 3585
Jolly (The) ploughboy; 4-pt. song
from the Bunting collection, arr: by
Annie Patterson, of Great Britain;
mixed ‘voices. 4to. © Feb. 15,
1928; 1c. Feb. 29; E 685206; Bayley
& Ferguson, Glasgow. 3586
Jolly (The) tar; by Ferris Owen, of
Great Britain: pf. London, Row-
land’s. © Feb. 8, 1928; 1 ec Feb.
24; BE 684926; Solomon Rowland,
London. 3587
Josefine in der badekabine; foxtrot,
text von Charles Amberg, musik von
Frank Stafford, of Germany.
(Cover-title :—Die schéne Josefine in
der badekabine) © Mar. 30, 1926;
1 ¢. Oct. 31, 1927; E 685182; Rondo-
verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 3588
Joueur (Le) de trombone ambulant:
de Charles-Henry, of France; pf.
© Feb. 2, 1928; 1 c@ Feb. 24; E
685119: Heugel, Paris. 3589
Journée (La) dun enfant (A child’s
day); 10 piéces enfantines, par A.
Gretchaninoff, op. 109, adaptées et
doigtées par Jean Kilp, of Ger-
many; pf. © Nov. 14, 1927; 1 «.
Dec. 9; E 684567; Schott & co., ltd.,
London. 3590
3600
ca
Joy (The) of spring; words by Will
P. Snyder, music by H. F. Kamp.
© 1 e: Feb. 23, 1928; E 686260;
Henry F. Kamp, Detroit. 3591
Joyous bells of Easter; Easter can-
tata, text arr. and music composed
by Carrie B. Adams; mixed voices.
4to. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2 ec. and aff.
Jan. 80; A 1064368; Lorenz pub.
co., Dayton, O. 3592
Jubilate Deo; by George S. Schuler;
organ. © Nov. 2,°1927; 2 ¢. Jan.
21, 1928; E 683081; Hope pub. co.,
Chicago. 3593
Jubilee hymn [and] Salve Regina;
words by Jane Egan, music by Mary
Albertina; four female voices.
(Cover-title:—Song of praise and
Salve Regina) © Feb. 10, 1928; 2c.
Feb. 16; E, 683184; Sisters of the
-order: of St. Dominic, Grand Rapids,
Mich. 3594
Juchheissa, juchhei; ein sing—und
spielkrinzchen, 20 ein—bis vierstim-
mige lieder mit instrumenten, ergiin-
zungsheft zum schulsingbuch Macht
auf das tor, bearb. von Georg Nellius,
' of Germany, op. 37 u. 38. 4to. ©
Aug. 16, 1927; 1 ¢« Feb. 3, 1928;
E 684639; Josef Koésel & Friedrich
Pustet, Munich. 3595
Judge (The) done me wrong; words
and music by W. R. Hodgin; plec-
trum banjo. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1928;
E 683405 ; Willard Randolph Hodgin,
Greensboro, N. C. 3596
Judith; incidental music and dances,
by Granville Bantock, ed. by Charles
Wocdhouse, both of England; orch.
with pf. conductor. © Jan. 23, 1928;
1c. Feb. 4; E 684877; Hawkes &
son (London) ltd., London. 3597
Jugendgarten; sammlung, bearb. von
' Hermann Wenzel, of Germany; pf.
Band 1. © Sept. 7, 1927; 1 c. Feb.
18, 1928; E 684847; Fr. Portius,
Leipzig. 3598
Juggler (The); humoresque, by Ken-
neth A. Wright, of Great Britain ;
pf. London, Winthrop Rogers, ltd.
© Jan. 23, 1928; 1 ec. Feb. 3; E
684580; Hawkes & son (London)
ltd., London. 3599
June days are coming; words and
music by T. C. M. Antonacci. ©
1c. Feb. 18, 1928 : E 681905; Theresa
C. M. Antonacci, San Jose, Calif.
38600
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3601
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
June dreams; novelette, by A. F.
Wendland, arr. by R. B. Hisenberg;
band. 4to. © Feb. 21, 1928; 2c. Feb.
24; E 686274; W. R. Dalbey music
cc., Omaha, Neb. 3601
Juni, Juli und August; text u. musik
von Willy Prager, of Austria. ©
Oct 17; 926201 & Oct. Si, 1927:
E 685195; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H..
Berlin. 3602
Junior high; march, by A. J. Weidt;
pf. © Nov. 21, 1927; 2 c. Feb. 11.
1928; E 683096: Walter Jacobs, inc.,
Boston. 3603
Junkman’s (The) dream; by Harry
Ford; orch. 4to. © Feb. 27, 192°;
2c. Feb. 27; E 683467; Alfred & co.,
New York. 3604
Junkman’s (The) dream; by Harrv
Ford; [1st violin conductor pt.] ©
1e¢. Jan. 25, 1928; E 681712; Alfred
& co., New York. 3605
Just a bungalow to bungle in; words
and music by H. Hobson. © 1 e.
Feb. 16, 1928; E 683210; Helyn Hob-
son, Los Angeles. 3606
Just a dream; waltz, words and music
by Don Kintz [i. e D. P. Kintz]
© 1c. Feb. 10, 1928; E 681846;
Donald Paul Kintz, Bozeman, Mont.
3607
Just a frame for mother’s face; words
by J. R. Church, musie by Arcade
A. L’Ecuyer. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1928;
E 682694; John Raymond Church.
St. Joseph, Mo. 3608
glad-to-live day; words and
music by H. H. Scott, scored by
Glenn Welty. S8vo. © Feb. 9, 1928;
2c. Feb. 13; E 681881; Harry H.
Scott. Milwaukee. 3609:
Just a little memory of you dear;
words and music by T. C. M.
Antonacci. © 1 c. Feb. 13, 1928;
E 681904; Theresa C. M. Antonacci,
San Jose, Calif. 3610
Just a little place called home sweet
home; words and music by George
Robert Wilson; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Feb. 28, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 29; E
683533 ; Heart songs co., New York.
3611
Just a memory; fox-trot, by Ray
Henderson, arr. by Dan Godfrey, of
Great Britain; full military band,
with solo clarinet in B flat conductor.
London, Chappell & eco., Itd. (In
Chappell’s army journal, no. 550)
Just a
© Jan. 30, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 8; E
684710; Harms, inc., New York.
3612
Just a relic of by-gone days; words
and music by C. Smith, arr. by
Dorothy La Dieu. © 1 e¢. Feb. 27,
1928; E 683494; Clare: Smith, Oak-
land, Calif. 3613
Just another love affair; words and
melody by Philip S. Friedenthal. ©
1 c. Feb. 2, 1928; E 682775; Philip
Shirek Friedenthal, San Francisco.
: 3614
Just around the corner, dreams come
true; words and melody by L. E.
Snow. © 1c Feb. 24, 1928; E
683415; Lilla Ethel Snow, Taunton,
Mass. 3615
Just as I thought when you'd go away;
words and melody by J. DeSisto. ©
1c. Feb. 16, 1928; E 683205; Joseph
DeSisto, Amsterdam, N. Y. 361€
_ Just as much as you like, just as long
as you like; words by Anne Lu
Burns, music by M. V. Howell. ©
1c. Aug. 17, 1927; E 682933: May
Valega Howell, Birmingham, Ala.
3617
Just ‘cause I’ve lost- you: words and
music by M. E. Meyers; pf. and
ukulele ace. © 1. Feb. 20, 1928;
E 686137; Marguerite Elizabeth
Meyers, Milltown, N. J. 3618
Just for you and me; words by J.
Ralice, music by R. Jules Kobal; pf.
with violin obbl. Beatty, Pa., F.
Raymond. © Jan. 31, 1928; 2 e.
Feb. 2: E 682810; F. Raymond
Balko, Beatty, Pa. 3619
Just like a wop; words and melody by
M. G. Henry. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1928;
E 686379; Maurice G. Henry, Brook-
lyn. 3620
Just like the end of a story; fox trot,
words and music by George Whiting
and Lew Pollack, arr. by Joseph
Nussbaum; orch. 4to. © Feb. 3,
1928; 2 ec. Feb. 4; E 682959; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 3621
Just me; words by A. Shoemaker,
music by Jack Edwards. _New York
City. Frank Harding music house.
© Feb. 14, 1928; 2 ec. Feb. 21; E
683348: Alvina Shoemaker, Grand
Island, Neb. 3622
Just one more night in memory; words
and music by C. M. Cole; 1st violin.
1 ¢c. Feb. 13, 1928; E 683159;
Clifford M. Cole, New York. 3623
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Just say it again; words and melody
by W. Crawley. © 1 ¢. Feb. 18,
1928; E 683314; Wilton Crawley,
Chicago. . 3624
Just suppose; fox trot, from Jolly
Jerome, words by R. W. French,
music by J. E. Wood. Boston, Mass.,
Tremont music pub. co. © Feb. 13,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 16; E 683219; Roy.
W. French and James E. Wood, Or-
ange, Mass. 1 3625
Just to hear you call me sweetheart ;
words and niusic by Paul Wenton
Chase. © 1 c. Feb. 3, 1928; E
682870; Clayton W. Peirson; Pasa-
dena. 3626
Just to remember you; words by Paul
De Frank, melody by A. Tauro. ©
1c. Feb. 27, 1928; E 6864386; Arthur
*Tauro, Lynn, Mass. 3627
Just too late; words and melody by
Norfolk quartette. © 1c Feb. 15,
1928; E 681970; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 3628
Just waiting: words by W. C. Gard-
ner, music by Sara Napier. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 23, 1928; E 686244; William
Carlton Gardner, Chipley, Fla. 3629
Just whisper; words by James Church-
ill, music by Bobby Shoemaker; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Jan. 25, 1928;
2c. Feb. 7; E 682906; Miller & Shoe-
maker, inc., New York. 3630
Just you and me Marie; fox trot,
words and music by D. P. Kintz.
© 1c. Feb. 23, 1928; E 683402;
Donald P. Kintz, Bozeman, Mont.
3631
Juvenilia ; preliminary book, by Heller
Nicholls, of England; pf. © Jan.
26, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 17; E 684818;
Warren & Phillips, London. 3632
Kad nér alaus; duet, words and music
by A. Vanagaitis. © 1 c. Feb. 4,
1928; E 682848; Antanas Vanagaitis,
Chicago. 3633
Kann (Das) der wille des schoépfers
nicht sein; aus Die glocken von
Paris, worte von Paul Knepler u.
J. M. Welleminsky, musik von Rich-
ard Fall, of Austria. © Nov. 7,
1927; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1928; E 684558;
Wiener bohéme verlag, Vienna. 3634
Kansas City; america n intermezzo, de
Raoul Benoit, of France; orch. avec
‘pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dec. 31;
3645
oad
1926; 1 c. Aug. 4, 1927; E 685086;
Georges Krier, Paris. 3635
Kanzone; von Sigfrid Karg-Elert, of
Germany, op. 112, no. 6; violine u.
klavier. © Sept. 3, 1927; 1 c. Feb.
18, 1928; E 684840; Jul. Heinr. Zim-
mermann, Leipzig. 3636
Katinka; foxtrot, aus Du und ich,
worte von Hans H. Zerlett, musik
von Rudolph Nelson, of Germany,
arr. von Otto Lindemann. (Jn Die
4 schlager) © Apr. 14, 1927; 1 «.
Oct. 31; E 685157; Rondo-verlag,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 3637
Katinukas; duet, words and music by
A. Vanagaitis. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1928;
FE 682849; Antanas Vanagaitis, Chi-
cago. 3638
Kauf mir ein week-end-haus; text u.
musik von R. Frey, of Switzerland.
© Aug. 23, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 8, 1928;
E 684670; Roby Frey, Berlin. 3639
Keep listening in; hymn, words by
Ina Pearle Whaley, music by G. S.
Schuler. © Nov. 2, 1927; 2 ¢. Feb.
6, 1928; E 683066; George S. Schuler,
Chicago. 3640
Kidnapp:ng (The) of Marion Parker;
words by E. C. Ryan, music by Fred
Western.’ New York City, Frank
Harding. © Feb. 27, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
29; E 683531; Edith C. Ryan, Cum-
berland, Md. 3641
Kiki; words by Geo. Little, music by
Paul Hosang and Arthur Sizemore,
arr. by Rube Bennett ; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Jan. 30, 1928; 2c. Feb. 20;
E 683474; Harold Rossiter music co.,
Chicago. 3642
Kindheit ; worte von O. E. Heck, musik
von K. Schiller, of Germany, op. 23;
minnerchor. 4to. © June 5, 1927;
1c. Feb. 18, 1928; E 684843; Adolf
Hampe, Hanover, Germany. 3643
King (The) and the star; Christmas
cantata, poem by Nelle Richmond
Eberhardt, music by Noble Cain;
two pt. treble voices with solo for
med. voice and violin obbl. ad lib.
4to. © Nov. 10, 1927; 2 ce Nov. 11;
K 678530; Henry T. Fitzsimons,
Chicago. 3644
King’s (The) horses; by Hugo Riesen-
feld; orch. with pf. conductor. ©
Keb 2, 1928; 2 ¢. Feb. 6; E 682961;
Edwin F. Kalmus, inc., New York.
3645
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3646
Kiss and make up; fox trot, words
by Ned Miller, music by Al Bogate
and Carl Hoefle, arr. by Frank Sk’n-
ner; orch. 4to. © Jan. 30, 1928;
2 ce. Jan. 31; E 681673; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. * 3646
Kiss me and say you care; words and
melody by M. R. Prescott. ©1e.
Feb. 25, 1928; E. 686366; Marie R.
Prescott, Hollywood, Calif. 3647
Kitson (Charles Herbert) Two pre-
ludes; by C. H. Kitson, of England;
organ. Hark! a thrilling voice is
sounding. [1 other] © Feb. 20,
1928 ; 1 c. Feb. 27; E 685068 ; Stainer
& Bell, ltd., London. 3648
Kitty Blye; words and melody by Roy
Harvey. © 1 c. Feb. 15, 1928: E
681988 ; Chicago music pub. co., ine.,
Chicago. 3649
Klageruf enes yolkes; cantata, text
mit bentitzung zweier Bibelstellen u.
musik von Max Oberleithner, of
Czechoslovakia, op. 31; klavieraus-
zug, mit sop. u. bar. solo tu. gemisch-
ten chor. © Sept. 2, 1927; 1 c¢. Feb.
18, 1928; E 684845; Adolphe Robit-
schek, Vienna. 3650
Kokolores; foxtrot. text von Fritz
Rotter, musik von Jim Cowler, of
Germany. © Jan. 20, 1928; 1 e.
Feb. 27; E 685061; Drei masken ver-
lag, a. g., Berlin. 3651
by Emil Velazco;
fol. I: © Feb. 28,
1928; 2 e. and aff: Feb. 29; .A
1067649; Irving Berlin’ standard
music corp., New York. 3652
Komm mit mein lieb, ich zeig’ dir
sanssouci: marschlied, worte von
Willy Weiss, musik von Bernhard
Nitzsche, of Germany. © Sept. 15,
1926; 1 c« Oct. 31, 1927: E 685192;
Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
3653
Komm mit mir Karoline: l’edeinlage,
text u. musik von Willy Prager, of
Austria.. © Nov. 13, 1926; 1 c. Oct.
31, 1927; E 685198; Rondo-verlag,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 3654
Komedy kartoons;
theatre organ.
Kommt’s wir fahr’n nach neuwaldegg; |
Wienerlied, worte von Peter Herz,
musik von Edmond Bysler, of Aus-
tria. © Jan. 26, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 23;
E 685070; Wiener musik verlag (In-
haber Otto Hirich), Vienna. 38655
Krenek (Ernst) Vier gesinge; nach
alten ged chten, musik von EK. Kfre-
nek, of Austria, op. 53; mezzosopran.
1. Das unerkannte’ gedicht. [3
SS
pt. m1, n.S., Vv. 23
others] © Jan. 19, 1928: 1 ec. Feb.
8; E 684773; Universal edition ac-
tiengesellschaft, Vienna. 3656
Kronke (Emil) Three waltz idyls; by
K. Kronke, of Germany, op. 132, nos.
1-3; pf: © Jan. 19, 1928; 1 e. Feb.
Bw Fo E 684733 ; Schott & co., a Uke Lon-
don. 3657
Kyrie; from the Mass L’ hora pass,
music by Ludovico Viadana, arr. by
A. Dress; 4 men’s voices. (In Co-
lumbia college vested choir series)
© Feb. 21, 1928; 2 c Feb. 24; B
686268 ; Alphonse Dress, Dubuque,
Ta. 3658
L. (H. W.) Three songs for boys; arr.
by H. W. L. and G. P.;
and 1 changed voice. 4to. 1. Song
of the Volga boatmen. [2 others]
© Jan. 20, 1928; 2 « Feb. 6; E
681762; C. C. Birehard & €0., Bos-
ton. 3659
Lac (Le) enchanté (The enchanted
lake); alse de salon, by Denis
Dupré, of Great Britain; pf. © Feb.
1, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 16: E 684885; A.
Hammond & co., London. 3660
Lady (The) by the name of Lou;
words and music by Billy Baskette;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Jan. 24,
1928; 2 e. Jan. 30; E- 686053; Billy
Baskette music co., New York. 3661
Lalo (Edouard Victor Antoine) Chant
russe; arr.-by Ernst Luz; orch. with
pt. © dan. 28, 1025~ 2 eat. 30 ;
E 682737; Photo play musie ¢o., ince.,
New York. 3662
Lambert (Constant) Three poems;
by Li-Po, tr. by Shigeyoshi Obata,
set to music by C. Lambert, of Great
2 unchanged
Brita‘n. 1. The ruin of the Ku-su
palace. [2 others] © Feb. 20. 1928;
1 e@ Feb. 23; E 684902; J. & W.
Chester, lid., London. 3663
by H. Maurice Jacquet, arr.
by Maurice Baron; orch., with pf.
and 1st violin conductor. New York,
Irving Berlin standard music corp.
"© Feb: 9, 1928; 2 ¢ (Reis Hh
683260 ; Maurice Baron, Great Neck,
Ti. daz Nee. 3664
Land of drowsy waters; words by
George Hayden, music by George P.
Hulten. © Nov. 25, 1927; 2 ¢. Jan.
23, 1928: E 681678; Pallma_ inc.,
Chicago. 3665
Land (The) of going to be; from
Paris, words and music by Ray
Goetz and Walter Kollo. © Feb.
Lamento ;
190
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. ‘2, 1928
25, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 28; E 686407;
3666
Harms, ine., New York.
Lariviére (R. C.) Deux cantiques;
sure le méme air, paroles de M. A.-
‘deL’E., musique de R. C. Lariviére,
of Canada. 4to. 1. Au Christ roi.
[1 other] © Oct. 15, 1927; 1 «.
; Oct. 27; E 683730; A. J. Boucher,
enrg., Montreal, Canada. 3667
La Salle; words and melody by G. L.
' Degnon, harmonized by Milt Robin-
Oe AG) ke. (RED. .2e91928;.,; B
683429; George Lawrence Degnon,
Leonia, N. J. 3668
Lassies and lads; by Herbert. Frank
Nicholls, of Great Britain; pf. Lon-
don, Rowland’s. © Feb. 6, 1928;
1 ¢c. Feb. 24; E 684917; Solomon
Rowland, London. 3669
Last days; words by Walter Savage
Landor, music by Bernard Van
Dieren, of Great Britain. © Jan.
om, 1928; 1c. Feb. 25; EH 685020;
Oxford university press, London.
3670
Last night; valse lente, by Ella King-
Hall. of Great Britain; pf. © Feb.
8, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 4; E 684576; Cary
& co., London. 3671
Latest (The) news in town; words
and.music by Jack Osterman, Ted
Lewis and Maurie Rubens. © Feb.
8, 1928; 2 « Feb. 9; E 682977;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York. 3672
Laugh and smile; fox trot, words and
music by V. Marcy; pf. ace. with
ukulele arr. by John W. Newton. ©
Oct. 10, 1927; 2 c. Feb. 23, 1928; EB
686187; Victor Marcy, Perrysburg,
N. Y. 3673
Laugh clown, laugh; words by Sam
Lewis and Joe Young, music by Ted
Fiorito © Feb. 24, 1928; 2c. Feb.
27; E.683452; Jerome H. Remick &
co., New York. 3674
Laughing Water—stop your crying;
words by Alfred Bryan and Francis
Wheeler, music by Pete Wendling ;
pf. © 1c. Feb. 2,'1928; E 682767;
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. 3675
Lazy dreams; by Ora Hart Weddle;
pf. © Feb. 20, 1928; 2 ¢.’ Feb. 21;
E 686309 ; Theodore: Presser ¢o., Phil-
adelphia. 3676
Lazy (The) summer sea; words by
Mabel Bernice Moore, melody by
Lawrence James. © 1 ce. Feb. 3,
1928; EE 681743; James Montague,
New York. 3677
a 3688
Lead on, O King eternal; hymn-
anthem, words by Ernest W. Shurt-
leff, music by T. D. Williams; mixed
voices, organ ace. 4to. © Feb. 20,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 21; E 686292; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 3678
Leap year moon; by A. J. Wolter;
pt. [Photostat] © 1 ¢. Feb. 14,
1928; E 683164; Alonzo John Wolter,
Glendale, Calif. 3679
Leapin’ Lena; fox trot, by Hank Krom-
part, Bernie Seaman and Marvin
Smoley, arr. by H. Krompart; orch.
©. Jan. 25, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 16; EB
686167; Denton & Haskins music
pub. co., inc., New York. 3680
Leaving; words by Glenn T. Neville,
music by R. Wall. © 1 ¢. Feb. 2,
1928; E 682772; Robert Wall, Long
Island City, N. Y. 3681.
Legend (A) of olden times; by Hubert
Bath, of Great Britain; pf. London,
Rowland’s.. © Feb. 9, 1928; 1 e.
' Feb. 24; E 684915; Solomon Row-
land, London. 3682
Legend (The) of the dunes; by Lily
Wadhams Moline; organ. obl. S8vo.
© Feb. 27, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 29; E
683515; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 3683
Legend of the North; by Percival T.
Simpson, of England; pf. London,
Rowland’s. © Jan. 25, 1928; 1c.
Feb. 7; E 684608; Solomon Rowland,
London. 3684
Legend of the piasa bird; Indian ro-
mance, by W. D. Armstrong, op. 117;
pf. © Feb. 20, 1928; 2 ¢. Feb. 21;
E 686298; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 3685
Legende; von Sigfrid Karg-Elert, of
Germany, op. 112, no. 7; violine u.
klavier. © Sept. 3, 1927; 1 ¢. Feb.
18, 1928; E 684841; Jul. Heinr. Zim-
mermann, Leipzig. 3686
Legions (The) of ancient Rome; sym-
phonic march, by Joseph De Luca;
band, with solo B flat cornet con-
ductor. © Jan. 14,1928; 2 ec. Feb.
20; E 686124; Charles L. Barnhouse,
Oskaloosa, Ia. 3687
Leihua ; Hawaiian love song, words by
H. Macknight, music adapted from
old Hawaiian missionary hymns by
Charles H. Roth; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by Louis Fleischer. © Feb.
2, 1928; 2 ¢. Feb. 16; E 683244;
F,’B. Haviland! pub. co., New York.
+ oben 3688
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3689
Leila; lied und tango, text von Beda,
musik von Dol Dauber, of Austria.
© Jan. 19, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 24; E
684936; Wiener bohéme verlag, Vi-
enna. 3689
Leilani (Lay-ee-lah-ne): wreath of
heaven, words and melody by Billy
Heagney. © 1c. Feb. 8, 1928; E
681804; Fred K. Steele, inc., New
York. 3690
Lento de la Symphonie en la-mineur ;
von Alexandre Tansman, of Poland;
pf. © 1c Dec. 9, 1927; E 684776;
Universal edition, a. g., Yienna.
3691
Let me forget; words and music by
Clarence Williams and James
White; pf. acc, with ukulele arr.
by Ben Garrison. © Jan. 28, 1928;
2c. Feb. 17; E 686067; Clarence
Wiliams music pub. co., inc., New
York. 3692
Let me hear you say I do; words and
music by J. M. Saunders. © 1 «.
Feb. 21, 1928; E 683357;
Moore Saunders, Pasadena, Md.
3653
Let’s be pals; words and musie¢c by A.
Bailey, arr. by Chas. L. Johnson.
© 1 ¢ Feb. 6, 1928; E 681789;
Arthur Bailey, Kansas City, Mo.
3694
Let’s go to Spoonland ; words and music
by Laura Mason Crisp; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Nov. 10, 1927; 2c. Feb.
3, 1928; E 682800; Don Santos,
Rochester, N. Y. 3695
Let’s mareh; by Robert Nolan Kerr;
pf. © Feb. 20, 1928; 2c. Feb. 21;
EK 6863038; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 3696
Let’s sing a love song; words by Henry
Myers, melody by Henry Sullivan.
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1928; E 683362;
Edward B. Marks music co., New
York. 3697
Let the fifes and the clarions; from
Purcell’s Fairy queen, transposed ed.
arr. by Steuart Wilson, of Great
Britain. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] 1.2 female voices; in
G.—2. 2 male voices; in A. © Oct.
6, 1927; 1 c. each Feb. 25, 1928; E
685005, 685006; Oxford university
press, London. 3698, 3699
Let the sun smile through; fox trot,
from Jolly Jerome, words by R. W.
French, music by J. E. Wood.
Boston, Mass., Tremont music pub.
James-
pt. IIT, n. s., Vv. 23
co. © Feb. 13, 1928; 2 ¢c. Feb. 16;
E 683220; Roy W. French and James
EK. Wood, Orange, Mass. 3700
Levee Lou; words and music by Vin-
cent Valentine. © Feb. 23, 1928;
2c. Feb. 24; E 683389; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. 3701
Libero a Palermo; versi e melodia di
Paul Citarella. ©1c. Feb. 28, 1928;
E 686452; Italian book co., New
York. 3702
Liebeskutsche (Die) ; operette in drei
akten, von Frieser Zwerenz u. Kurt
Breuer, musik von Ludo Philipp, of
Poland; klavierauszug mit text. ©
Nov. 12,: 19275 -1.-@) Janaiia,) 1928 ;
D 27251; Edition Bristol, a. g.,
Vienna. 3703
Liebestraum ; marsch, von T. Just, op.
39; klavier stimme mit text. [Photo-
stat] © 1 ¢ Feb. 27, 1928; E
686434; Thomas Just, Cincinnati.
3704
‘Liebste eltern lebet whol: walzerlied
von P. Miiller; 1st B flat cornet. ©
1 c. Feb. 24, 1928: E 683431; Peter
Miller, Philadelphia. 3705
LietuviSkas dZiazas; duet, words and
music by A. Vanagaitis. © 1c. Feb.
4, 1928; E 682854; Antanas Vana-
gaitis, Chicago. _ 38706
Lietuvoj mados; duet, words and
music by A. Vanagaitis. Cc.
Feb. 4, 1928; E 682850; Antanas
Vanagaitis, Chicago. 3707
Life; America’s first folk song, words
and music by L. A. Palmer. South
Bend, Ind., Peterson ptg. co. © Feb.
13, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 16; E 683176;
Lewis Albert Palmer, South Bend,
Ind. 3708
Life is a dream; words and music by
A. B. Williams. © 1 ¢. Feb. 10,
1928; E 681855; Arthur B. Williams,
Memphis, Tenn. 3709
Life is real; words by H. W. Long-
fellow, music by B. B. McKinney;
male yoices. (In Coleman’s male
choir) © Feb. 1, 1928; 2c. Feb. 17;
E 683287: Robert H. Coleman,
Dallas. . 3710
Light and airy; by D. Strech;: pf. ©
1 ec. Feb. 14, 1928; E 683171; Dave
Strech, Spokane, Wash. 3711
Like a rainbow; de Paris New York,
paroles et musique de Maury Madi-
son [pseud. of W. Renwick Smith]
© Dee. 31, 1927; 2 c. Jan. 28, 1928;
E 686340; Edition Arlequin, pawn
192
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no, 2, 1928
Like a rose misses sunshine; words
by R. Henderly and J. W. Craig,
melody by R. Henderly. © 1c. Feb.
11, 1928; E 6838121; Russell Hen-
derly, Cincinnati. 3713
Like broken bubbles; waltz, words by
William and Rose Walner, melody
by William H. Walner. © 1c. Feb.
17, 1928: E 686086; William Henry
Walner, Baltimore. 3714
Like you; words by Ralph Murphy,
melody by Harold Lewis [i. e. C. H.
Lewis]. © 1c. Feb. 8, 1928; E
681829; Cyrus Harold Lewis, Derby,
Conn. 3715
Lila; words and melody by Archie
Gottler, Charles Tobias and Maceo
Pinkard. ©. 1 e¢. Feb. 23, 1928; E
683400; DeSylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine., New York. 3716
Linda flor; tango, de José M. Lucchesi,
of France; orch. avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Feb. 3. 1928; 1c. Feb. 4;
E 684624; Société anonyme des édi-
tions Ricordi, Paris. sgl
Lindbergh’s flight to Paris; by M. A.
Flynn; pf. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1928;
FE 686375: Mary Aloysia Flynn, Dor-
chester, Mass. 3718
Line up; march, by A. F. Wendland,
arr. by R. B. Hisenberg; band. 4to.
© Feb. 21. 1928; 2 c. Feb. 24; EB
686271; W. R. Dalbey music co.,
Omaha, Neb. 3719
Linger longer lane; words and melody
by Fred Lawrence. © 1 c. Feb. 21,
1928 ; E 686392; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 3720
Lip-stick; by Charles Rosoff and Ted
Murray; pf. © Feb. 4. 1928; 2 «.
Feb. 7; E 682957; Harms, ine., New
York. otal
Lisette; by Carl Engel, arr. by Wm.
Strasser; orch. with pf. conductor.
© Jan. 5, 1928: 2 c« Feb. 6: B
686112; Edwin F. Kalmus, ine., New
York. S122
Little (The) betrothed; words by
Isobel Hume, music by Amy Worth:
high voice. © Jan. 26, 1928: 2 ec.
Feb. 10; E 681933; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. aize
Little firefly; by Marie Dale, op. 17,
no a; pi. © Jan. 9, 19283 2.c.
Jan. 21; E 681681; B. F. Wood mu-
sic co., Boston. 3724
Little green winding lane: words and
music by Arthur A. Penn. © Feb.
3736
9, 1928; 2 ce. Feb. 11; E 683090;
Boston music ¢co., Boston. 3725
Little helpers; words and music by
Frederic Groton, op. C, no. 3; pf.
©' Feb. ‘7, °1928; 2 ‘ec Peb. 13; E
681923 ; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
3726
Little lacquer lady; from The opti-
mists, words by Clifford Seyler, mu-
sic by Melville Gideon. New York,
Leo Feist, ine. © Feb. 6, 1928; 2 ec.
Feb. 9; E 683057; Francis, Day &
Hunter, ltd., London. 3727
Little (A) lane; words by Harold
Ringer Harvey, music by C. E.
Harvey. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1928; E
686081; Clarence Edwin Harvey,
Buhl, Id. 3728
Little lives of the rosses [!]; words
and music by P. G. Shinar. © 1 e.
Feb. 15, 1928; E 683189; Peggy
xeorge Shinar, Portland, Or. 3729
Little log cabin by the sea; words
and melody by A. P. Carter. © 1.
Feb. 3, 1928; E 681752; Ralph Peer,
New York. 3730
Little (A) longer; sacred song, words
by Morton Sims, musie by Haldor
Lillenas. 4to. © Feb. 1, 1928; 2 ec.
Feb. 17; E 686066; Lillenas pub. co..,
Indianapolis. olol
Little Marion Parker: words and mu-
sic by A. Jenkins, arr. by Irene
Spaim «© al. en Feb. 124,1928.> Hb
683423; Andrew Jenkins, New York.
3732
Little mermaid; by C. Osmond, of
Great Britain; pf. London, J. Cur-
wen & sons, ltd. © Feb. 17, 1928;
1 e@ Feb. 24; E 685140; Clara Os-
mond, London. Sloa
Little room o’ dreams; 4-pt. song,
words by Gertrude Brooke Hamil-
ton, music by Philip James; men’s
voices. 4to. © Jan. 27. 1928; 2 e.
Feb. 18; E 683224; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 3134
Little Sue; words by J. H. Slemons.
pt. 1. Musie by Luther A. Clark.—pt.
2. Music by L. Florin Brown, arr.
by Bauer bros.—pt. 8. Music by
Walter W. Newcomer. © July 16,
1927; 2 c. Nov. 12; E 681227; John
H. Slemons, Atlanta. 3735
Little (A) waltz; by Herbert Frank
Nicholls, of Great Britain; pf. Lon-
don, Rowland’s. © Feb. 6, 1928;
1 e@. Feb. 24; E 684919; Solomon
Rowland, London. 3736
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pt. 117, 2683: 2s
Little wooden shoes; by Marie Dale,
op: 17, no...6;,-pf. ,.© Jan. 9, 1928;
2c. Jan. 21; E 681684; B. F. Wood
music co., Boston. 3737
Lit; fox-trot, di P. Grimaldi, of Italy;
orch. con pf. conduttore. 4to.
sept. 15, 19273: 1c. Dec. “14; Hh
684594; Alba musicale, Rome. 3738
Llestero; versi di EH. Battiparano,
melodia di G. de Luca: © 1. Feb.
18, 1928; E 683301; Giuseppe de
Luca and Enzo Battiparano, Brook-
lyn. 3739
Londonderry (The). air; traditional
air, easily arr. by E. Markham Lee,
of England; pf. © Jan. 26, 1928;
1 e@ Feb. 4; E 684618; Murdoch,
Murdoch & co., incorp. with John
G. Murdoch & co., Itd., London.
3740
Londonderry (The) air; transcribed
by J. Morgan Lloyd, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. London, Rowland’s. ©
Jan. 31, 1928; 1 c Feb. 9; BE 684677;.
3741
Lone eagle; words and melody by
George Piantadosi, Jack Glogau and
Roy Turk. © 1c. Feb. 7, 1928; E
682921; Shapiro, Bernstein & Co.,
inc., New York. 3742
Lone eagle; words and music by
George Piantadosi, Jack Glogau and
Roy Turk; pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by A. J. Franchini. © Feb.
17, 1928; 2 « Feb. 18; E 683259;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inec., New
York. 3743
Lone (The) eagle; march, by HK.
Trautman. © 1c. Feb. 23, 1928;
E 683428; Edward Trautman, New
York. 3744
Lonely and blue; waltz, words and
music by H. A. Hanft. © 1c. Feb.
16, 1928; E 6838209; Harold A.
Hanft, Jacksonville, Fla. 3745
Lonely for you only; or, Tender eyes,
words and music by H. A. Forman.
© 1 a Feb. 23, 1928; H 686229;
Hlizabeth Anna Forman, Independ-
ence, Kans. 3746
Lonely heart; words by D. B. Allan,
music by Gordon Balch Nevin. | 1.
In, A flat—2..In. E flat. © Feb. .7,
1928; 2 c. each Feb. 9; E 688055,
683056; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 3747, 38748
Lonely just for you; words by Jack
Joyce, melody by J. Joyce and
Charles Seddon. © 1 ¢. Jan. 30,
Solomon Rowland, London:
1928; E 681634; John E. Joyce, jr.,
Pittsfield, Mass. 7 3749
Lonely sky; words and music by R.
Hawk. © 1 c. Feb. 21, 1928; B
683382; Rolland Hawk, Long Beach,
Calif. 3750:
Lonesome; valse pathétique, by Bert
R. Anthony, op. 275, no. 1; pf.
Feb. 9, 1928; 2c. Feb. 13; E 681916;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 3751
Lonesome and waiting; words and mel-
ody by C. Simons. © 1c. Feb. 8,
1928; E 681827; . Charles. Simons,
Toledo, O. 3752
Lonesome bolsheviki; fox trot, words
and melody by V. H. Boys, of Can-
ada. © 1c Fey 29, 1928; E
683563 ; Victor Harold Boys, Moose
Jaw, Sask., Canada. 3753
Lonesome (The) road; words by Gene
Austin, music by Nathaniel Shilkret.
© Jan. 24, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan. 25; E
682797; Spier & Coslow, ine., New
York. 3754
Longing for you; words and music by
S. A. Weber. New York City, Frank
Harding music house. © Jan. 30,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 4; E 682825; Stephen
A. Weber, Bethlehem, Pa. 3755
Longing tears; words and music by
Larry Surak [i. e. L. A. Surak] ©
1 « Feb. 18, 1928; E 6838309.; Larry
A. Surak, Shamokin, Pa. 3756
Look at me now; words and music by
Johnny Tucker and Joe Schuster;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Feb. 17,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 23; E 686335; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 3757
Look what you’ve done; words and
music by Lew Porter, Sam A. Perry
and Harry Edelheit; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Feb. 7, 1928; 2 @ Feb. 7;
E 682893 ; Lewis music pub. co., New
York. 3758
Lookin’ out the window; words by
Speed Langworthy [pseud. of N. B.
Langworthy], music by Vernon
Richner; pf. and ukulele ace.
Feb. 21)" 1928'"2%e. Web. 2h) i
686282; North end pub. co., ats
37
Looking on; words and melody by R.
Prosser. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1928; E
682858; Ruth Prosser, East Orange,
N. J. 3760
Lord, as to Thy dear cross we flee;
anthem, words by John H. Gurney,
musie by Edward Shippen Barnes;
194
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1928
mixed: voices. 4to. ©: Feb. 8, 1928;
2 ce. Feb. 13; E 681874; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 3761
Lord (The) bless thee; music by Leo
Sowerby; mixed voices, organ ace.
4to. © Feb. 21, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 24;
E_ 683388; Boston music co., sages
7
Lord (The) is my Shepherd; words
adapted and music by Mrs. J. H.
Cassidy; male voices. (In Cole-
man’s male choir) © Feb. 1, 1928;
2 ce. Feb. 17; E 683276; Robert H.
Coleman, Dallas. 3763
Lord (The) is my strength; anthem,
words and music by Alfred Wooler,
arr. for men’s vo'ces. 4to. © Feb.
1, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 11; E 6838083;
Arthur Pp. Schmidt co., Boston.
3764
Lord, Who hast made us for Thine
own; Psalm 148, melody from Geist-
liche kirschengesénge, arr. by Gus-
tav Holst, of Great Britain; string
pts. 4to. © Dec. 14, 1927; 1 c¢. Jan.
'4, 1928; E 684891; Augener, Itd.,
London. 3765
Lord’s (The) prayer; set to music by
Fred. Shattuck; 4 mixed voices; or-
gan ace. 4to. © Jan. 27, 1928; 2c.
Feb. 18; E 6838225; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 3766
Lorenz’s modern American voluntaries,
no. 2; sacred voluntaries, composed,
arr. and ed. by E. L. Ashford; reed
and pipe organs. obl. 8vo.. © Jan.
25, 1928;.2 c. and aff. Feb. 28;,,A
1067488 ; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
3767
Lorita; danse espagnole, by Bert R.
Anthony, op. 275, no. 4; pf. © Feb.
9, ,1928;.2.¢.. Feb... 135 HE 681919;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 3768
Lou’siana lullaby; words by Fred
Bernhard, music by Lou Zoeller;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © Feb. 18, 1928; 2c.
Feb. 20; E 686115; Broadway music
corp., New York. 3769
Lovable; words and melody by Ralph
Holmes, Seymour Simons, and Rich-
ard A. Whiting. © 1 c. Feb. 15,
1928 ; E 683318; Leo Feist, ine., New
York. 3770
Love arbor; words by E. H. Uhlman,
music by Rasetta Coleman Patterson.
© 1c. Feb. 10, 1928 ; E 683115; Edith
Harriman Uhlman, Saffordville,
- Kan. ot71
3781 |
Love divine; 4-pt.. song, words by Hs-
telle Colette Mackay, music by
Frank La Forge; men’s voices. 4to.
@s Feb. 1, 1928; 20. . Beb,1.33i: 0
686051; John Church co., Cincinnati.
38772
Love dreams; words by Tom Lyle,
music by W. P. Donovan. London,
J. Hi Larway. ©’ Dec.''l, 1927; ‘1 ‘ec.
Dec. 5; E 677189; William P. Dono-
van, Cardiff, Wales. 3773.
Love is a terrible thing; words by
Henry Myers, melody by Henry Sul-
livan,-..@©)-4.-eyaRewe 21, - 1928);,
683363 ; Edward B. Marks music €o.,
New York. 3774
Love is a treasure; words and music
by Louis Breau; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Feb. 17, 1928; 2 ¢. Feb. 23; E
686326; Harms, inc., New York.
3775.
Love is the answer; words by Harry
Steinberg, music by John McLaugh-
lin; pf. and ukulele acc. © Feb. 17,
HOZS se vel WeD Zo + Web SGooa.; aL.
Witmark & sons, New York. 3776
Love laughs at Sylvia; from Sylvia,
words by James Dyrenforth, music
by Carroll Gibbons, of England; pf.
ace. With ukulele arr. by Charles
Hanley; in C. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Jan. 27, 1928; 1c.
Feb. 24; E 684930; Campbell, Con-
nelly & co., London. 3777
Love leads the way; words by James
Rowe, melody by F. H. Stamps. ©
1c. Feb. 9, 1928; E 683009; Ralph
Peer, New York. 3778
Love (The) melody; by H. L. Baker;
melody, with pf. acc. [Photostat]
© 1c. Feb. 8, 1928; E 681824; Hen-
rietta Lewis Baker, Washington.
3779
Love must be gone; words by Walter
Savage Landor, music by. Bernard
Van Dieren, of Great Britain. ©
gan. 22,0) Tze ed, eo. Web. ¢ Qo nH
685023; Oxford university press,
London. 3780
Love of my heart (Graih my chree) ;
Manx folk song, air from Moore’s
Manx ballads, English version of
Manx traditional words by Mona
Douglas, arr. by Arnold Foster, of
England; mixed cho. 4to. © Jan.
a0, 1928; 1.c.. Jan. 315.0 684542;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 38781
195
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3782
Love (A) theme; by George Bruhns;
pf. conductor pt. © Feb. 14, 1928;
2c. Feb. 13; E 686171; Ross Jung-
nickel, ine., New York. 3782
Love unto thine own who camest; an-
them for a saint’s day, words from
Yattendon hymnal, music by Harold
Rhodes, of Great Britain; mixed
voices; organ ace. 4to. © Jan. 26,
1928; 1 c. Feb. 25; E 684995; Ox-
ford university press, London. 38783
Lovers’ lane; words and music by F.
Kutzner and Jerry Young; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Jan. 16, 1928; 2 «.
Jan. 31; E 682691; Frederick W.
Kutzner, New York. 3784
Lover’s lullaby; words by Dan Dia-
mond [i. e. Daniel Diamond], melody
by Gus Buehl [i. e. Gustave Buehl]
© 1c. Jan. 31, 1928; E 681868; Gus-
tave Buehl and Daniel Diamond,
Brooklyn. 3785
Love’s conquest; words by S. B. Let- |
son, music by Stephen C. Foster. ©
Aug. 16, 1927; 2 c. Feb. 13, 1928;
E 681878; Samuel B. Letson, Colton,
Calif. 3786
Love’s golden memories; words by
Bartley Costello, music by Charles
H. Maskell. © Feb. 14, 1928; 2 «.
Feb. 15; E 681952: Morris music
pub. co., Philadelphia. 3787
Love’s magic; words by Daniel 8. Two-
hig, music by Frank H. Grey. ©
Nov. 23, 1927; 1 c Dee. 31, 1 c. Feb.
4, 1928; E 681213; White-Smith
music pub. co., Boston. 3788
Love’s old sweet song; by James L.
Molloy, arr. by Henry Jaxon, of
Great Britain; violoncello and pf.
© Jan. 17, 1928: 1 ¢«. Feb. 18; HE
684851; Boosey & co., Itd., London.
3789
Loving mother’s sake; words by M. J.
Gilbride, music by Jos. McDermott.
New York City,. Frank Harding
music house. (Cover title: For lov-
ing mother’s sake) © Feb. 10, 1928;
2 ec. Feb. 11; E 683501; Martin J.
Gilbride, Scranton, Pa. 3790
Low down; words by Jo Trent, melody
by Peter De Rose. © 1 ec. Feb. 28,
1928; E 686440; Irving Berlin, ine.,
New York. 3791
Loyal to Him; pageant service for
Easter, words by Elsie Duncan Yale,
music by C. Austin Miles, Maybelle
Knott and A. B. Dorsey. 8vo. ©
Feb. 8, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 27; E 683489 ;
Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia. 3792
pt. III, 0. S., va 23
Lullaby ; words and music by M. C.
Jansen. © 1c. Jan. 25, 1928; EB
681523; Maude Campbell Jansen,
_ San Jose, Calif. 3793
Lullaby lady of mine; ballad, words
by Frank Mike Grupp, melody by J.
Barnaba. © 1 ¢. Feb. 15, 1928; E
681958; Joseph Barnaba, Jersey
City. 3794
Luna mezzo mare; versi e musica di
P. C.ttarella, of Italy. © 1 ¢. Feb.
14, 1928; E 686071; Paul Cittarella,
Philadelphia. 3795
Lutsehbonbon; foxtrot, text von L.
Brado, musik von Walosché-Pal-
ermo, spezial arr. von Paul Weuzel,
both of Germany; salon-orch. 4to.
© Sept.,,12, 1927; 1, ¢ deb. 8, 1928 ;
E 684668; Musikverlag Drei sterne,
Berlin. ; 3796
Luz (Ernst) Five old German songs;
arr. for The enemy; orch. with pf.
© Jan. 28, 1928; 2 ec Jan. 30; E
682738; Photo play music ¢o., inc.,
New York. 3797
Ma and the auto; words by Edgar A.
Guest, music by Mary Rosa; pf. ©
Feb. 20, 1928; 2 ec. Feb. 23; E
686189; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 3798
MacDowell (Edward Alexander) To
a wild rose; words by R. H. Elkin,
music by Edward MacDowell, op.
51, no. 1, transcribed by Robert
Elkin, of Great Britain; in F. Lon-
don, Elkin & co., ltd. © Feb. 10,
1928; 2 « Feb. 20; E 686120; Ar-
thur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 38799
Maderl mit dem schwarzen mieder;
worte von D. M., musik von Hdgar
Hansen, of Germany; gemischter
chor. 4to: “© dune’s0, 19a7. Fc:
Feb. 8, 1928; E 684666; Hans Kes-
sler, Trier, Germany. 3800
Madrigal; by R. Paniagua; violin and
pr. ‘CY Wen. G,, T8928 2 een. 7c,
682960: Edward Schuberth & co..
inc., New York. 3801
Madrigale di primavera; versi di
Guido Pinelli, musica di T. Petralia-
Carducci, of Italy. © Dee. 31, 1927;
1c. Feb. 24, 1928; E 684914; A.
Forlivesi & c., Florence, Italy. 3802
Maggie dear I’m called away; words
and melody by Roy Harvey. ©
1 ¢. Feb. 15, 1928; EH 681990; Chi-
cago music pub. co., ine., peer
196
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no. 2, 1928
: 3822
Magie (The) carpet; suite, verses by
Rodney Bennett, music by Gerrard
Williams, of Great Britain; pf.
1. Japan. [4 others] © Jan. 26,
1928; 1 c. Feb. 25; E 685014; Ox-
ford university press, London. 3804
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis; plain
song with alternate ecclesiastical
modulations, music by Carolus
Andreas, arr. and transcribed by
Robert Bridges, of Great Britain;
mixed voices. 4to. Oct. 20,
1927; 1 ec. Feb. 25, 1928; E 684988;
Oxford university press, London.
8805
Magnificat [and] Nunc dimittis; set
to music by C. C. Palmer, of Eng-
land; mixed voices; organ acc.; in
B flat. London, Novello & co., ltd.
4to. © Feb. 10, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 18;
EH 684811; C. Charlton Palmer,
Canterbury, England. 3806
Mago (El) de la trompeta; danzon,
letra y musica por J. A. H. Rivera,
of Cuba; pf. 1 ec. Feb. 13, 1928;
E 681908; J. Alberto H. Rivera,
Havana, Cuba. 3807
Maiden’s song; by Erik Meyer-Hel-
mund, transcription by O. Musin;
violin and pf. New and rev. ed.
New York-Leipzig, Edward Schu-
berth & co., inc. © Feb. 8, 1928;
2c. Feb. 9; E 683023; Ovide Musin,
Brooklyn. 3808
Majowe-kwiaty (May-flowers) ; waltz,
by George Apolsky and P. Bukantis;
violin. © 1 ¢ Feb.. 8, 1928; E
681809; Apolsky and Bukantis mu-
sie pub. co., Detroit. 3809
Make believe you are mine to-night;
words and melody by Harry Owens.
© 1 ec. Feb. 11, 1928; E 683124; De-
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 3810
Makes no difference what you say or
what you do; words and melody by
Phil Shirek Friedenthal [i. e. Philip
Shirek Friedenthal] © 1. Feb. 8,
1928; E 681754; Philip Shirek Frie-
denthal, San Francisco. 3811
Malandrino; versi di A. Ferrari, mu-
sica di Vincenzo Raimondi, of Italy ;
pf. © Sept. 15, 1927; 1 c. Dec. 14;
E 684597; Alba musicale, Rome.
3812
Malipiero (G. Francesco) Concerto;
di G. F. Malipiero, of Italy, dall’
opera quinta di Arcangelo Corelli;
93485—-28——_5
organo e orch. d’archi. Partitura.
© Jan. 16, 1928; 1 c Feb. 8; E
684774; Universal edition actienge-
sellschaft, Vienna. 3813
Mama I heard you brought it right
back home; words and melody by
Texas Alexander [pseud. of Alger
Alexander], melody arr. by Irene
Spain. [Photostat] © 1c. Feb. 29,
1928; E 683541; Polk C. Brockman,
Atlanta. 3814
Mammy is gone; words and melody
by B. G. DeSylva, Lew Brown and
Ray Henderson. © 1 ec. Feb. 23,
1928; E 688401; DeSylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 3815
Mammy’s lullaby; southern banjo
tune, by Rudolf Kvelve; violin and
pf. © Feb. 22, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 27;
EK 686433; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago. 3816
Man (The) born blind; words by A.
H. Ackley, music by B. D. Ackley;
male voices. (Jn Coleman’s male
choir) © Feb. 1, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
17; E 683271; Robert H. Coleman,
Dallas. 3817
Man schenkt sich rosen—wenn man
verliebt ist ... ; slow-fox, text von
Fritz Rotter, musik von Austin Egen
u. Doelle, both of Germany. © Dec.
14,° 19273" 1) ¢ Pebi 20; 19285" EB
684898; Roehr aktiengesellschaft,
Berlin. 3818
Mandeline; words and melody by E.
L. Jenkins. © 1 c¢. Feb. 9, 1928;
E 683021; Ernest Lawrence Jenkins,
Buffalo. 3819
Manhattan; words by Eddie Garr
[i. e. Edward Garr] and R. San-
ford, melody by Bobby Sanford
[i. e. Robert Sanford] and Jack
Oberman [i. e. John Oberman] ©
1 ec. Jan. 21, 1928; E 686254; Rob-
ert Sanford, New York. 3820
Manhattan stomp flap; words and mu-
sic by F. L. Willis; pf. © 1c. Feb.
8, 1928; E 681813; Forrest Le Grand
Willis, Albany. 3821
Manheim’s daughter; a legend of Val-
ley Forge, choral ballad, words by
Frederick H. Martens, music by Wil-
liam Lester, op. 72; cho. of mixed
voices, with sop. and bass_ solos.
4to. © Feb. 6, 1928; 2 ec Feb. 13;
E 681914; Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
ton. 3822
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3823
pt. Tr, neshivy.238
Manisero (El); pregon, son capricho, | Mary Ann; words by Harold Ringer
letra y musica de M. Simon [i. e.
M. S. Rodriguez], of Cuba. ©1«.
Feb. 11, 1928; HE 6831384; Moises
Simon Rodriguez, Havana, Cuba.
3823
March along; words and music by
Frederic Groton, op. C, no. 2; pf.
(€) Feb. 7, 1928;.2.¢ Feb. 13; 1
681922; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
3824
March in A; by E. S. Barnes; organ.
©" Heb.""7; 1928** 2e "hep: ‘Oe
683039; Theodore Presser co., Phil-
adelphia. 3825
March of the fairy guards; by Marie
Dale, op. 17, no. 5; pf. © Jan. 9,
1928: 2 c. Jan. 21; E 681683; B. F.
Wood music co., Boston. 3826
Margarita Margarita; letra y musica
por I. M. Valle; pf. [Photostat] ©
1 c. Feb. 13, 1928; E 681890; Ig-.
nacio M. Valle, Chicago. 3827
Marguerite; intermezzo, by Rose Ed-
wards, of Great Britain; pf.
Feb:oitG,. 19285. ic URebs 2037
684881; Keith-Prowse & co., ltd.,
London. 3828
Maria Ro ..).. Maria Ro’... . (Maria
Rosa; canzone-shimmy, versi_ di
Nando Vitali, musica di Virgilio
Ranzato, of Italy. © Dee. 10, 1927;
1 «@ Dec. 28; E 684565; Carlo
Schmidl, Trieste, Italy. 3829
Marjie; words and music by V. Avila-
Llopis. © Feb. 11, 1928; 2 ¢. Feb.
16; E 683177; Victor Avila-Llopis,
San Francisco. 3830
Marlowe; valse petite, by G. N. Ben-
son; pf © Feb. 20, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
21; E 686304; Theodore Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia. 3831
Married (The) beau; incidental music
to the suite, by Henry Pureell, ed.
by Gustav Holst, of England;
strings, with additional wind and
drum pts., ad lib. Se! 4to. © Jan.
6, 1928; 1 «. Jan. 10; E 685041;
Novello & eo., 1td., London. 3832
Married (The) beau; suite by Henry
Purcell, ed. by Gustav Holst, of
England; with added notes. 1.
Violoncello and double bass.—2.
Viola.—38. Violino secondo.—4. Vio-
lino primo. © Jan. 6, 1928; 1 «@.
each Jan. 10; E 685037-685040;
Novello & co., ltd., London.
3833-3836
Harvey, music by C. E. Harvey. ©
1c. Feb. 17, 1928; E 686080;: Clar-
ence Edwin Harvey, Buhl, Id. 3837
Mass in honor of Christ our King;
words from the Catholic liturgy,
music by George V. Predmore;
mixed voices, with organ ace. 4to.
© Feb. 6, 1928; 2 « Feb. 18; E
683246; McLaughlin & Reilly co.,
Boston. 3838
Mass in honor of St. Therese, the
Little Flower of Jesus; by J. N.
Moos; soli and m'xed cho.; organ
ace. 4to. © Feb. 14, 1928; 2c. Feb.
17; E 686092; Joseph N. Moos, Chi-
cago. 3839
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric)
Barearolle; by J. Massenet, op. 10,
no. 8, with biographical sketch and
glossary, rev. ed. with fingering,
phrasing, pedaling, instructive an-
notations and _ interpretation by
Ernst C. Krohn; pf. ©: Feb. 4,
1928" 2? «> and "aire ome. (8. A
1064791; Art publication soe., St.
Lou's. 3840
Matines (Les) d’amour; fabliau-mi-
racle en 3 images, poéme de Raoul
Gastambide, musique de Jules Ma-
zellier, of France. Partition pf. et.
chant. © Dec. 23, 1927; 1 ’c. Jan.
25, 1928; D 27264; Choudens, Paris.
3841
Maurice (Pierre) Sept poésies chi-
noises; paroles traduites par Franz
Toussaint, musique de P. Maurice,
of France. © Dee. 8, 1927;.:1.c¢.
Feb. 25, 1928; E 685025; Oxford
university press, London. 3842
Maxie Zweeble taxi, Flying herring
aate; words and music by Clarence
William Ingold. © 1 c. Feb. 27,
1928; E 686441; Clarence W. In-
gold, Brocklyn. 3843
Maxine; words and music by T. Har-
ney. 1 @ Feb. 4, 1928; E
682857; Taylor Harney, Kansas
City, Mo. 3844
Maybe you will love me; words and
music by J.. Rosamond Johnson; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Feb. 10, 1928;
2c Feb. 13; E 681944; Harms, ine.,
New York. 3845
Mayerl (Billy) Three miniatures in
syncopation ; by B. Mayerl, of Great
Britain, op. 76; pf. 1. Cobweb. [2
others] © Feb. 24, 1928; 1 c. Feb.
29; E 685149; Keith Prowse & co.,
Itd., London. 8846
198
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no, 2, 1928
: 3868
Maypole (A) dance; by Leonard Peck,
of England; pf. London, Row-
land’s:; © Jan. \27;::1928;)1) ¢./ Feb.
10; E 684690; Solomon Rowland,
London, 3847
Mazurka; by P. Chiappinelli; pf. ©
1c. Feb. 24, 1928; E 683417; Peter
Chiappineili, Bridgeport, Conn.
3848
Meditation; by E. Edwin Young;
organ. © Nov. 2, 1927; 2c. Jan. 21,
1928; E 683071; Hope pub. co., Chi-
cago. 3849
Meditation; by George Bruhns; pf.
conductor pt. © Feb. 14, 1928; 2:c.
Feb. 13; E 686172; Ross Jungnickel,
inc., New York. 3850:
Meditation ; on a study by Schumann,
by Thomas F. Dunhill, of Great
Britain; viola and pf. © Feb. 1,
1928; 1 c. Feb. 17; E 684822; Joseph
Williams, Itd., London. 38851
Méditation de Ste. Thérése de Venfant
Jesus; sur un poéme de Pierre
D’Amor, musique de G. Przyiemski,
arr. par S. Chapelier, of France;
chant et pf. © Dec. 31, 1927; 1 ¢.
Jan. 28, 1928; EH 684958; L. Philippo,
Paris. 3852
Meet me at the Dallas fair; words and
music by The Fence Rider [pseud.
of William Cochran]. © Oct. 10,
1927; 2 ce: Oct. 13; E 686056; Book
& music club, Dallas. 3853
Meet me there; words by EH. G. Taylor,
musie by W. D. Wilde. © Feb. 6,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 29; E 683518; W. D.
Wilde, Nanticoke, Pa. 3854
Mein herz ist ein Zigeuner; aus Yvette
und ihre freunde, worte von Rudolf
Osterreicher u. Wilhelm Sterk, musik
von Michael Krausz, of Hungary,
klavier-arr. von Gustav Volk.
Jan. 2, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 27; E 685054;
Drei masken verlag, a. g., Berlin.
3855
Mein kind, fiir dich hab’ ich dies lied
gemacht; slow-fox, text von Otto
Stransky u. Fritz Rotter, musik von
Harry Ralton, [pseud. of Heinz
Rosenthal], of Germany. © Jan.
20, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 27; E 685053;
Drei masken verlag, a. g., Berlin.
3856
Mein schatz ist bei der artill’rie;
marsech, aus Du and ich, text von
Hans H. Zerlett, musik yon Rudolph
Nelson, of Germany, arr. von Otto
Lindemann, (In Die 4. schlager)
© Apr. 14, 1927; 1 ¢c. Oct. 31; EB
685159; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 3857
Meine heimat am Rhein; worte von
Oscar Stauch u. Willy Weiss, musik
von Richard Stauch, of Germany.
©) Dee, 15,1926; 1c.’ Oct. 31;'1927 ;
E 685197 ; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 3858
Mélodie persane (Persian melody) ; de
Jos. Tramaseur, of France; orch. avee
pf. conducteur.. 4to.. © Dee. 31,
1927; 1 « Feb. 24; 1928; E 685097 ;
Francis Salabert,: Paris. 3859"
Melodious sight-reading exercises; by
Gladys Cumberland, of England; pf.
bk. 1... © Feb. 1, 1928; 1 ce. Feb. 17;
E 684816; Warren & Phillips, Lon-
don. 3860
Melody at sunset; by Bert R. Anthony,
op. 275, no. 6; pf. © Feb. 9, 1928;
2 ¢. Feb. 13 ; E. 681921; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 38861
Mélody elégant; intermezzo, by H. C.
Horne, of England; pf., violin and
cello. © Dec. 15, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 3,
1928; EH 684726; Aeolian music pub.
co., London. 3862
Memories ; words by Harvey Worthing-
ton Loomis, set to Irish folk tune,
arr. by H. W. Loomis; mixed voices.
4to. © Feb. 8, 1928; 2c. Feb. 23;
E 686217; C. C. Birchard & co,
Boston. 3863
Memories; words by Theodore Curtis,
music by I. Cross. © 1. Feb. 21,
1928; E 683370; Inez Cross, Tulsa,
Oxkl. 3864
Memories of Galilee; words by Robert
Morris, music by G. S. Schuler ; male
voices. © Nov. 2, 1927; 2 ¢, Jan.
16. 1928; E 682732; George S.
Schuler, Chicago. 3865
Ménagez-la; paroles d’Albert Wille-
metz et Ch. L. Pothier, musique
d’ Albert Chantier, of France; acc.
de pf. avec arr. pour. ukulele de F.
Salabert. © Dec. 31, 1927; 1 ¢. Feb.
24, 1928; E 685108; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 3866
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig
Felix) Lied ohne worte; von Felix
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, bearb. vom
Vasa PYihoda, neue bearb. fiir pf.,
und hrsg. von Charles Cerné, of
Austria; violine und pf. 1. Op. 62.—
2. Op. 67, no. 2... ©, Feb., 2, 1928;
1 c. each Feb. 23; E 684948, 684949 ;
Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin. 3867, 3868
199
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3869
pt. I, n. s., v. 23
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy—Continued.
On wings of song (Auf fltigeln
des gesanges) ; 4 pt. song, words tr.
from Heine’s poem, by Marion
Crowell Ryder, music by F. Mendels-
sohn-Bartholdy, op. 34, no. 2, arr. by
William Ryder; women’s _ voices.
4to. © Feb. 27, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 28;
E 686396; G. Ricordi & co., ine., New
York. 3869
Mensch geh’ stempeln . . .; stempel-
marsch, aus der revue Schlager auf
sehlager, text und musik von Tilmar
Springefeld, of Germany. © May 17,
1827; 1 ce. Oct. 31; E 685165; Rondo-
verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 3870
Menuetto; by Oskar Merikanto, arr.
by G. Ackley Brower; pf., 4 hands.
@<Feb. 4, 1928; 2.¢.. Web. 7:°H
681792; Schroeder & Gunther, inc.,
New York. 3871
Mercy blues: words and melody by Ida
Cox. ©: des Web. AS” TSS ew
681996; Chicago music pub. co., inc.,
Chicago.
Mes geri vaikutiai; words and music
by A. Vanagaitis. © 1 c. Feb. 4,
1928; E 682851; Antanas Vanagaitis,
Chicago. 3873
Mes succés; edition trés facile, tran-
serite par Thuillier, of France; pf.
3°™° recueil. obl. Svo. © Dec. 3],
1927; 1 @ Feb. 24, 1928; E 685110;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 3874
Message of the violet; words and
music by Maury Madison [pseud. of
W. Renwick Smith]. © 1c. Feb
21, 1928: E 683378; W. Renwick
Smith, New York. 3875
Messe solennelle en la; de Fernand
Le Borne, of Belgium, op. 17; orch.
Partition: ©) Dee: 3h" 2927 + re:
Jan. 28, 1928; E 684972; Andrieu
fréres, Paris. 3876
Messicana ; canzone-tango, dalla rivista
Ultim’ ora, parole di Dino Falconi,
musica di Ermete Liberati, of Italy.
@*Jan. 25, 1928: 1. Keb Aas
684750; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
3877
Mexicana ; tango-milonga, de Paris aux
étoiles, paroles de Jacques-Charles,
musique de Ph. Parés et G. van
Parys, both of France. © Dec. 31,
1927; 1 c. Jan. 28, 1928; E 684974;
Editions musicales Sam Fox, Paris.
3878
3872
Meyerbeer (Giacomo) Look to your
banners; two-part cho., words by
G. A. Brown, music arr. by William
M. Felton; treble voices. 4to.
Feb. 7, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 9; E 683036;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
3879
Mi ultimo adios; paso doble, letra y
musica de T. Pela; pf. © 1 e.
Feb. 1, 1928; E 681719; Teodoro
Pena, New York. 3880
Mi ultimo pensamiento; valse, por
Felipe Soto, of Salvador; pf.
1c. Feb. 6, 1928: E 684573; Dada-
Dada & co., San Salvador, Salvador.
3881
Mia (La) biondina; valzer, melodia di
Omero Castellucci. © 1 ¢. Feb. 20,
1928; E 6833848; Sussie Riccardi,
New York. 3882
Mia rondinella; mazurka, di E. Ca-
rosio, of Italy; piccola orch. con pf.
conduttore. 4to. © Feb. 17; 1928;
1 c.. Feb. 18; E 684869; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 3883
Mia (La) stanzetta; romanza, versi di
A. F. Graziani, musica di D. A.
Borgia. © 1c. Feb. 16, 1928; E
683216; Dominick A. Borgia, New
York. 3884
Michigan shoe blues; words and mel-
ody by Charlie Nelson. © 1c. Feb.
15, 1928: E 686000; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 3885
Micro p’anathemasse; popular Greek
song, author anon., music arr. by I.
Skizas ; 2 treble voices. © 1c. Feb.
16, 1928; E 683352; Ierotheo Skizas,
New York. 3886
Middecke (Rudolph) Zwei lieder;
ged. von Otto Julius Bierbaum u.
Heinrich Heine, English version by
Alice Mattullath, musik von R. Mid-
decke, of Germany, op. 35. 1. Ich
halte dich und ktisse dich. [1 other]
© Sept. 15, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 18, 1928;
E 684848; W. Ehrler & co., Leipzig.
3887
Miez’e sciure; polka, versi di G. Fio-
rillo, melodia di Nicola Troilo. ©
Jan, \27,. 19238: 2" eo neers
683143; Giuseppe Fiorillo, Bridge-
port, Conn. 3888
Mikado (The) ; or, The town of Titipu,
words by W. S. Gilbert, music by
Arthur Sullivan, arr. by Eduardo
Marzo; cho. pts. 4to. © Feb. 28,
1928 ; 2c. Feb. 28; E 686419; Wm. A.
Pond & co., New York. 3889
200
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1928
Military (The) marionettes; marche
characteristique, by Theodora Dut-
ton; pf. © Feb. 13, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
23; E 686201; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 3890
Miller (Hdward W.) ‘Three waltz
melodies; from His Royal Shyness,
words and music by HE. W. Miller, of
Canada; pf. Toronto, Ont., Draper
music co. (Cover title:—Three
haunting waltz melodies:) 1. Forest
song. [2 others] © Jan. 30, 1928;
1c. Feb. 18; E 684740; Edward W.
Miller, Toronto, Canada. 3891
Million (A) years; words and music
by Marjorie Lamkin; pf. and uku-
Jele ace. © Feb. 25, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
28; E 686402; Harms, inc., New
York. 3892
Mine; poem by Emily Dickinson, music
by Arthur Farwell, op. 73, no. 2;
high voice. © Jan. 26, 1928; 2 e.
Feb. 10; E 681934; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 3893
Minion (A) wife; words by Nicholas
Udall, music by Gordon Slater, of
Great Britain. © Jan. 5, 1928; 1c.
Feb. 25; E 685029; Oxford univer-
sity press, London. 3894
Minuet [and] Reverie; by H. Ash-
worth Hope, of Great Britain; pf.
© Feb. 16, 1928; 1c.’ Feb. 20; HB
684880; Keith-Prowse & co., Itd.,
London. 3895
Mio padre; de Comte Obligado, lyrics
d’André Barde, musique de Raoul
Moretti, of France. Dee. 31,
1927; 1 ec Feb. 24, 1928; E 685106;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 3896
Miss Frivolity; march, by R. S&S.
Stoughton; pf. © Nov. 21, 1927;
2c. Feb. 11, 1928; E 683097; Walter
Jacobs, inc., Boston. 3897
Missa gaudens; liturgical text, music
by Martin G. Dumler, op. 22; sop.,
ten. and bass; organ ace. 4to.
Feb. 7, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 9; E 682952;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 3898
Missa laudis (Mass of praise) ; litur-
gical text, music by Martin G. Dum-
ler, op. 19; 4 male voices; organ ace.
4to. © Feb. 7, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 9;
E 682951; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 3899
Mission bells; waltz, by S. J. Mustol;
band, with solo B flat cornet con-
ductor. 4to. © Jan. 14, 1928; 2 ¢.
Feb. 20; E 686123; Charles L. Barn-
house, Oskaloosa, Ia. 3800
3912
o
Mississippi (The) glide; words and
melody by J. S. Degnon. © 1.
Feb. 18, 1928; E 688568; Julia
Strong Degnon, Kew Gardens, L. I.,
N. Y. 3901
Missouri moon; words and music by
J. Duguay, arr. by Harry L. Alford.
© 1c. Dee. 20, 1927; E 679495;
Josue Duguay, Buffalo. 3902
Mr. Bluebeard; words and melody by
E. C. Davis. © 1. Feb. 25, 1928;
E 686378; Edward C. Davis, New
York. 3903
Mister Charleston; versi di A. L.
Fiorita, musica di Vincenzo Rai-
mondi, of Italy; pf. © Sept. 15,
1927; 1 ce. Dee. 14; E 684596; Alba
musicale, Rome. 3904
Mr. Red Bird; by Ora Hart Weddle;
pf. with words. © Feb. 20, 1928;
2c Feb. 21; E 686313; Theodore
Presser ¢o., Philadelphia. 3905
Mister Sandman; 2-pt. song, words and
music by Alice Lee Haegg, arr. by
J. Victor Bergquist; treble voices.
4to. © Feb. 11, 1928; 2 ¢. Feb. 14;
E 683152; Paul A. Schmitt music
co., Minneapolis. 3906
Misunderstood; from Sylvia, words by
James Dyrenforth, music by Carroll
Gibbons, of England; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by Charles Hanley; in
G. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Jan. 27, 1928; 1 ¢« Feb.
24; EH 684931; Campbell, Connelly
& co., London. 3907
Mobile stump; melody, by S. Morgan.
© 1c. Feb. 4, 1928; E 682860; Sam
Morgan, New Orleans. 3908
Modern girls; words and music by V.
Achtellik. © 1 ¢ Feb. 10, 1928; E
683114; Valentine Achtellik, Hicks-
ville, N. Y. 3909
Modern recital pieces; arr. by Alec
Rowley, of Great Britain; organ.
© Feb. 2, 1928; 1 ¢. Feb. 6; E
684586; Edwin Ashdown, Itd., Lon-
don. 3910
Modern violin method; by P. Tuc-
ciarone, op. 48, pt. 1. © 1 e¢. Dec.
29, 1927; E 679752; Pasquale
ciarone, New York.
Tuc-
3911
Moffoletta caure; versi e melodia di
Paul Citarella. © 1 c« Feb. 28,
1928; E 686451; Italian book co.,
New York. 3912
201
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3913
Moment (Le) dinquiétude (Besorgnis-
unruhe); yon Jeanne Bernard, of
France; orch. mit violino 1 direc-
tion u. pf. direction. 4to. © Aug.
6, 1927; 1 ec. Aug. 23; H 685044; D.
Rahter, Leipzig. 3913
Mcon cceur se recommande 4 yous;
chanson, melodie attribuée a Or-
lando di Lasso, arr. par Bernard
Van Dieren, of Great Britain. ©
Jano d2hak928s001 : erpMensi2bs 7b
685022; Oxford university press,
London. 3914
Moods and motives for motion pic-
tures; loose leaf collection by Theo-
dore Hahn, jr., and Carl Hahn; orch.
with pf. or organ conductor. vy. 1.
©: Jdan.30, 1928;,,2;:c, Feb.«b; E
682822; John Church co., Cincinnati.
3915
Moon and you; words and music by
David Bennett, arr. by Arthur HE.
Cage. © Dee. 14, 1927; 2 c. Feb.
13, 1928; E 683386 ; Kraft ‘engrav-_
3916
Moonlight love and you; iaLta: words
and music by Ken VY. Goulden [i. e.
Keneth V. Goulden]; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Feb. 11, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
13; E 681886; Goulden Leng music
pub. co., New York. 3917
Mora a Palermo; versi e melodia di
ing Co., Denver.
Paul Citarella. © 1 e@ «Feb. 28,
1928; E 686454; Italian book co.,
New York. 3918
Morn of victory; Easter cantata, by
EH. K. Heyser; orch. 4to. © Feb.
T, 1928 32 1. sMepe 2a 5) OSoneon
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 3919
Morn of victory; Easter cantata, text
arr. and music by EH. K. Heyser;
mixed voices. 4to. © Jan. 8, 1928;
2 c, and aff. Jan. 30; A 1064366;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 3920
reveille, words by
Madison Cawein, music by Clara
Edwards; high voice. © Jan. 26,
1928; 2 @« Feb. 10; E 681929; G.
Schirmer, inec., New York. 3921
Morning time in California ; words by
Morning serenade;
H. Brown, music by Jack Ebhren-
fried. “©. 1),e.4,Febs124, 1928; EH
683361; Harry Brown, Oakland,
Calif. 3922
Moszkowski (Moritz) Etincelles; op.
36, no. 6, with biographical sketch
and glossary, rev. ed. with finger-
ing, pedaling, phrasing, instructive
annotations and interpretation by
pt. Inf sa ye -
Ernst C. Krohn; pf. © Feb. 4,
19283) 2)'¢. Vand yratty Wepre, A.
1064790; Art publication soc.,° St.
Louis. 3923
— Sunrise; duet or 2 pt. cho., words
by Celia Thaxter, music arr. by
William M. Felton; treble voices.
4¢ 051 ©! Eeb.vir, 1928 ; 2-c. Feb. 9;
EK 6830387 ; Theodore Presser €0.,
Philadelphia. 3924
Mother; unisor or 2-pt. song for
Mother’s day; words by Clara Hap-
good Nash, muse by E. 8S. Hosmer,
arr. by Charles F. Manney; sop.
and alto. 4to. © Jan. 19, 1928; 2 c.
Jan. 31; EH 681665; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 3925
Mother angel 0’ mine; words and mu-
sie by Bernie Goodman : pf. and
ukulele ace. © Nov. 1, 1927 ; 2 ¢@.
Jan. 25, 1928; E 683147; Bernard
Goodman & CO., Chicago. 3926
Mother Goose parade; fox-trot, words
and music by Irving Bibo, Lew
Breau and Maurice Sturm. © Jan.
31; 919282" e.. Web: 45> BH GSG6055 ;
Bibo, Bloedon & Lang, inc., New
York. 3927
Mother, my dear; words and music by
T. C. M. Antonacci...© 1 ec. Feb.
13, 1928; EH 681903; Theresa C. M.
Antonaeci, San Jose, Calif. 3928
Mother of mine; words and melody by
R. G. Dahl) © 1 °c, Feb. 16, 1928;
E 683201; Reuben G. Dahl, Roches-
ter, Minn. 3929
Mothers’ crowns; words and music by
C. D. Fuller, arr. by Ruth Teeter.
© 1c. Feb. 8, 1928; E 682999; Carl
David Fuller, Rolling Prairie, Ind.
3930
Mother’s lullaby ; words by Abner Sil-
ver, Yiddish version by Sol Golumb,
music by Josef Rosenblatt. © Feb.
15, 1928; 2 e. Feb. 16; H 683182;
Irving Berlin standard music corp.,
New York. 3931
Mothers of the great West trail;
words by G: M. Cook, music by A.
E. J. McCreary, of Canada. © Jan.
31, 1928; 1 ce. Feb. 2; E 684759;
Georgia M. Cook, Edmonton, Alta,
Canada. 39382
Mother’s (A) song; words by David
Stevens, music by Henry Hadley;
sop. and alto. 4to. © Feb. 8, 1928;
2c. Feb. 23; E 686214; C. C. Birch-
ard & co., Boston. 3933
202
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no, 2, 1928
3954
Moto perpetuo; von S‘gfrid Karg- | Musique lointaine sur l’océan (Dis-
Hlert, of Germany, op. 112, no. 8;
violine u. klavier. © Sept. 3, 1927;
1 ec Feb. 18, 1928; E 684842; Jul.
Heinr. Zimmermann, Leipzig. 3934
Mountain (The) of the Lord’s house;
words from the Bible. music by
Evan Stephens; mixed voices. (In
Deseret anthems, v. 3.) © Mar. 28,
1927; 2 ec. Dec. 7; E 682787; Deseret
book co., Salt Lake City. . 3935
Movin’ pictuh man; words by Lew
Williams, music by Frances Lang
Shaw; pf. © Feb. 20, 1928: 2 «.
Feb. 25;' FE 686190; Clayton F:
Summy co., Ch’'cago. - 8936
Moy (Edgar) Four scenes; by H.
Moy, of Great Britain; pf., 4 hands.
1. Ondine. [3 others] © Dec. 8,
1927; 1 ¢:' Feb. 25, 1928 ; “E 685018 ;
Oxford university press, London.
3937
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Don
Juan (Don Giovanni); ouverture,
arr. von Leopold Weninger, of Aus-
tria; orch. mit pf.-organ direction.
© Janmis8,.1928:.1-c¢,,. Feb... 21; H
684901; D. Rahter, Leipzig. 3938
Die entfiihrung aus dem serail
(L’enlévement du_ sérail); ouver-
ture mit schluss von Joh. André,
arr. yon Leopold Weninger, of Aus-
tria; orch. mit pf. 0. organ direc-
tion u. violino 1 direction. © Jan.
25, 1928; 1 ec. Feb. 23; E 685049;
D. Rahter, Leipzig. 3939
Konzert in B dur; von W. A. Mo-
zart, mit teilweiser benutzung der
auusgabe mit unterlegter zweiter
klavierstimme als ersatz der orches-
terbegleitung von Eduard Mertke,
neu bearb. und mit kadenzen verse-
hen von Bruno Hinze-Reinhold, of
. Germany; klavier, 4 hinden. ©
Dec. 31, 1927; 1 ¢«. Feb. 1, 1928; E
684571; Steingriber-verlag, Leipz g.
; 3940
Die zauberfléte (La fifite enchan-
tée) ; ouverture zur oper, arr. von
Leopold Weninger, of Austria; orch.
mit pf. direction u. violine 1 direc-
tion. © Jan. 25, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 23;
E 685050; D. Rahter, Leipz'g. 3941
Musical (The) salvationist; v. 42, pt.
2, Feb. 1928, compiled by F. G.
Hawkes, of England. S8vyo. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Feb.
9 51928: Brel iWeb. 220). 0H: .“685212 :
Salvationist pub. and supplies, Itd.,
London. 3942
tant music over the sea); de Léo
Pouget, of France; orch. avec pf.
econducteur. 4to. © Feb. 2, 1928;
1 ec Feb. 24; E 685115; Maurice
Piena, ltd., London. 3943
Must you wear a moustache; words
and melody by Abner Silver and
Jack Meskill. © 1. Feb. 1, 1928;
E 681707; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 3944
Same. © Feb. 25, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
27; E 683464; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 3945
My awakening; words and music by
E. J. Rosengreen. © 1 c. Feb. 8,
1928; E 681814; Enid J. Rosengreen,
Salt Lake City. 3946
My baby don’t love me; melody by
Kentucky thorobreds. © 1 ¢c. Feb.
15, 1928; E 686008; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 3947
My bathing suit girl; words by M. H.
Linton, mus c by N. Spector. ©1e.
Feb. 20, 1928; E 686131; Nathan
Spector and Minnie Hoover Linton,
New York. 3948
My bayou love; waltz, words by D.
Pascale, music by H. Castle. ©
1 ¢@. Feb. 15, 1928; E 683187; Diane
Pascale and Hugo Castle, Los An-
, geles. 3949
My blue hills; words and melody by
R. Prosser. © 1 ¢. Feb. 4, 1928;
E 682859; Ruth Prosser, East
Orange, N. J. 3950
My Blue Ridge Mountain home; fox
trot, words and music by Carson J.
Robison, arr. by W. C. Polla; orch.
4to. © Feb. 4, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 3;
E 681736; Triangle music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 3951
My bonny cuckoo; Irish pt.-song, from
the Bunting collection, arr. by Annie
Patterson, of Great Britain; 4 mixed
voices. 4to. © Jan. 12, 1928; 1c -
Feb. 29; E 685207; Bayley & Fergu-
son, Glasgow. 3952
My boy friend Larry; words and music
by F. A. Hoffman. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Feb. 18, 1928;
2 e. Feb. 23; E 686208; Frances A.
Hoffman, Trenton, N. J. 3953
My darling; words and melody by J.
T. Sutton. © 1 ec. Feb. 28, 1928;
E 683562; James T. Sutton, Grants-
ville, Utah. 3954
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3955
My dear Irish home; words by George
Young MacKenzie, music by Valen-
tine Essex, of England. © 1c. Feb.
4, 1928; E 682923; George Y. Mac-
Kenzie, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
3955
My dear one; words and music by H.
Smythe. San Francisco, Fisk music
pub. co. © Feb. 1, 1928 : 2c. Feb.
23; EH 686223; Horace Smythe, San
Francisco. 3956
My dog Bimbo; words and music by
C. C. Slaton; with quartette for
mixed voices. © Feb. 8, 1928; 2 c.
Feb. 8; E 682967; Charles Clyde
Slaton, Montgomery, Ala.. 3957
My dream of the never to be; words
by J. Metrie. musie by St. Anthony.
New York, Frank Harding. © Feb.
14, 1928; 2 « Feb. 27; E 6838455;
Joe Metrie, Milwaukee. 3958
My Father’s house; words and music
arr. by Alfred Davis. © 1 c. Feb.
18, 1928; EH 6838297; Glen M. Cole-
man co., Chicago. 3959:
My first piece; by Robert Nolan Kerr;
pf. © Feb. 20, 1928; 2 @ Feb. 21;
EK 686301; Theodore Presser ©Co.,
Philadelphia. 3960
My garden gate is closed on you for-
ever; words and melody by Al
Bernard. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1928; E
686449 ; Triangle music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 3961
My girl in Italy; words and music by
Paul Wenton Chase. © 1c. Feb. 3,
1928; E 682871; Clayton W. Peirson,
Pasadena. 3962
My God, my Father Thy will be done;
sacred song, words by Charlotte
Elliot, music by Frank Wrigley;
1. Low voice in C.—2. Med. voice in
E flat.—3. High voice in G. © Jan.
8, 1928; 2 c. each Jan. 3; E 679832;
Dorothea L. Schroeder, Flushing,
IN: OY: 3963-3965
My leap year girl; words and music
by F. A. Van Dusen. [Photostat]
© 1c. Feb. 18, 1928; E: 683313;
Floyd A. Van Dusen, Altoona, Pa.
3966
My little dream boat; words by Lou
Davis, music by J. Fred Coots; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Feb. 17, 1928;
2c. Feb. 23; E 686319; Harms, inc.,
New York. 3967
My little Irish sweetheart; words and
music by Paul Wenton Chase. ©
pt. IT, n. s., v. 23
1c. Feb. 3, 1928; E 682872; Clayton
W. Peirson, Pasadena. 3968
My love will always be honest and
true; words by H. T. Barr, melody
by Robert H. Brennen. © 1 ¢. Feb.
25, 1928: E 686388 ; Howard T. Barr,
Fort Worth, Tex. 3969
My mother; words and music by Paul
Wenton Chase. © 1c. Feb. 3, 1928;
E 682873 ; Clayton W. Peirson, Pasa-
dena. 3970
My mother and my sweetheart; words
and melody by Roy Harvey. ©1e.
Feb. 15, 1928; E 681982; Chicago
music pub. co., ine., Chicago. 3871
My mother’s song; words by Frederick
H. Martens, music by John Open-
shaw; in F. © Jan. 26, 1928; 2c.
Jan. 28; E 681656; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 38972
My Old Glory; words by J. Friedman,
music by M. Silver. © 1c. Feb. 10,
1928 ; E 681860; Mark Silver and
Jack Friedman, New York. 3973
My old sweetheart; words by T. A.
Romiley, music by Bill Whiting [i. e.
William Whiting] © 1 ec. Feb. 9,
1928; E 681857; Thomas A. Romley,
Arlington, Mass. 3974
My old wheel chair and I; words by
C. Lindsey, music by Jack Edwards.
New York City. Frank Harding. ©
Feb. 14, 1928; 2c. Feb. 21: E 683346;
Cassie Lindsey, Birch Harbor, Me.
3975
My pal companionate; words by Jud-
son C. Pewther and Virginia T.
Pewther, music by Frances Thomas;
pf. and ukulele ace.; with fox trot
cho. © Jan. 22, 1928; 2 ec. Feb. 6;
E 682908; Pewther publishers,
Wichita. 3976
My port o’ dreams; words by Guili-
elma Day Orr, melody by R. Hen-
‘derly. © 1 (ce. Feb, anos; Wi
683118; Russell Henderly, Cincin-
nati. 3977
My pretty blue-eyed baby, Muriel
Jane; words and music by J. J.
Kirkwood. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Dee. 27, 1927; 2 c. Feb.
4, 1928: E 682828; John J. Kirk-
wood, Baltimore. 3978
My pretty queen o’ hearts; words and
music by W. L. French, New York
City, Frank Harding. © Feb. 18,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 28; E 686210; Willis
L. French, Jamestown, QO; 3979
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no. 2, 1928
My rain beau; words and melody by
[Gs Bi Myers.’ ‘© 1) ¢. Feb. 23, 1928 ;
E 686230; Gertrude E. Myers, Port-
land, Or. 3980
My sister Kitty; words and music by
Helen W. Roback, music arr. by
Walter W. Newcomer. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Jan. 14,
1928; 2c. Feb. 17; E 686062; Helen
Wanda Roback, Detroit.. 3981
My son; words and music by M. B.
Whe “Odo he nWebr 6)01928;'>
682950; Mary Blount White, Alex-
andria, Va. _ 3982
My southern Tennessee; words and
music by R. A. Bowman. New York,
Frank Harding. © Feb. 14, 1928;
2 c. Feb. 27; E 683458; Rose Alice
Bowman, Hammond, Ind. 3983
My violet maid of-old Seville; vocal
valse, words by Enid Sybil Borrow,
music by Henry Berry Daniel Gib-
son, of England; pf. acc., with uku-
feieroarie, DY. Bull: “in EH. flat.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
©uwee 5, 1927 - 1‘ c: Keb: 6,..1928 ;
E 684602; Laurie’s and co., London.
3984
Myrna; by R. S. Stoughton; pf. ©
Dec. 2, 1927; 2 c. Feb. 11, 1928; E
683105; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston.
3985
Mysterioso no. 1; by Ernst Luz; orch.
with pf. 4to. © Jan. 28, 1928; 2c.
Jan. 30; E 682739; Photo play music
co., inc., New York. 3986
Mysterious (The) melody man; words
by A. H. Blackiston, music by Wil-
liam’ M. Hunter. ©° 1 c¢. Feb. 2,
1928; E 682776; Andrew MHooten
Blackiston, New York. 3987
’"N’ you; waltz, words by Bob Schafer,
music by Anthony Wayne and F.
Henri Klickmann, arr. by F. H.
Klickmann; orch. 4to. © Feb. 11,
1928; 2 ec. Feb. 13; E 681880; Ea-
ward B. Marks music co., New York.
3988
Na jarmarku w brodach; words by
Eugene Zukowsky, melody by A.
Schwartz. pt. 1, 2.. © 1 c. each
Feb. 15, 1928; E 686030, 6860381;
Abe Schwartz, New York. ;
3989, 3990
Na pua eha; Hawaiian yodel, words
and melody by D. Harvey, arr. by
M. Hanapi. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1928; E
686161; David Harvey, New York.
3991
Z
.
4002
———
Naier (Der) id; words and music by
Lipa Feingold, pf. arr. by Abraham
S. EHlisteein; with 12 additional
verses and 3 choruses.
Gax ape) a)
© rep 20 1920 &. Bepr 21."
683332; Lipa Feingold, Brooklyn.
3992
Naive; valse, de A. Bosc, of France;
orch. avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
Dec oi, 19426. seer AMe 4 120 sek
685081; Auguste Bose, Paris. 3993
National emblem; march, by E. H.
Bagley, arr. by R. E. Hildreth; pf.
© Dec. 31, 1927; 2 ¢. Feb. 11, 1928;
E 683106; Walter Jacobs, inec., Bos-
ton. 3994
National self teacher for fife and
drum; by D. S. McCosh. © Feb. 25,
192852 iG .aDd> yathe) Mapped; MA
1066772; Chart music pub. house,
inc., Chicago. 3995
National self teacher for plectrum
banjo; by Will D. Moyer; in C no-
fation. © Keb. 27, 1928: 2 c. and
aff. Mar. 1; A 1066773; Chart music
pub. house, ine., Chicago. 3996
Navy day; march, by A. F. Wendland,
arr. by R. B. Eisenberg; band. 4to.
© Web? '21, 1928-2 "Web. 24°
686272; W. R. Dalbey music co.,
Omaha, Neb. 3997
Nee 1l’é vuluto tu; canzonetta Napole-
tana, versi di C. Forte, musica di
Francesco Gallo; mand. © 1c. Feb.
21, 1928; E 6838369; Frank Gallo
and Carlo Forte, New York. 3998
Neath the golden moon; words and
musie by S. D. Sloan. © 1 ¢. Feb.
23, 1928; E 686240; Sterling David
Sloan, Seattle. 3999
Nel paese dell’ amore; fox trot, di
Vittorio Mascheroni, of Italy; pic-
cola orch. 4to. © Jan. 14, 1928;
1c. Feb. 9; E 684684; A. & G. Ca-
risch & c., Milan. 4000
Nenia; von Sigfrid Karg-Elert, of Ger-
many, op. 112, no. 2; violine u. kla-
vier. © Sept. 3, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 18,
1928; E 684836; Jul. Heinr. Zim-
mermann, Leipzig. 4001
Neon (To) HBlenaki; ze:bekiko, words
and melody by R. Minassian. ©1 ce.
Feb. 8, 1928; E 683001; Roupen Mi-
nassin, New York. 4002
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4003
pt. III, n.s., v. 23
Never; words by Will H. Hendrick-
son, music by De Koven Thompson.
© Feb. 15, 1928; 2 c Feb. 15; B
683506; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
4003
Never apart, dear; words and melody
by A. Judson. © 1c. Feb. 2, 1928;
E 682764; Agnes Judson, Winter
Park, Fla. 4004
Never mind; waltz, words by Reuben
Salmon, melody by E. Morra. ©
1c. Feb. 11, 1928; E 683139; Egidio
Morra, Brooklyn. 4005
Never will I cast away my Rose;
words and melody by EH. EH. Jack-
son. ©1c. Feb. 16, 1928; BE 683203;
Eleanor EK. Jackson, Norfolk, Va.
| 4006
New money; melody by Kentucky
thorobreds. © 1 c¢. Feb. 15, 1928;
E 686007; Chicago music pub. co.,
inc., Chicago. , 4007
New York; words and music by F.
Plasencia.
E 686085; Flavio Plasencia, Chicago.
- 4008
New York days and nights; suite, by
Emerson Whithorne, op. 40; orch.
Se. [Photostat] 1. On the ferry.
[4 others] © Nov. 15, 1925; 2 «¢.
Feb. 3, 1928; E 682829; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 4009
Nicaragua blues; words and music by
KR. J. SCaropp. It.) Ol le Mebs dig
1928; E 686078; Raymond J.
Schropp, jr., Philadelphia. 4010
Nicholls (Herbert Frank) ‘Thirty six
Sight-reading exercises; in 6 grades,
by H. F. Nicholls, of England; pf.
- Grade 1. © Feb. 1, 1928; 1 c. Feb.
17; E 684817; Warren & Phillips.
London. 4011
Nifty (The) shop; 1 act operetta,
words and music by Otis M. Car-
rington; treble voices. 4to. © Jan.
Zit LOZS* Zo r@. Re CD who 2 wDb2 Cae
Myers & Carrington, Redwood City,
Calif. 4012
Night after night; words by MI.
Dearinger, music by V. Ferriman.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Jan. 8, 1928; 2c. Jan. 31; E 682687;
Irene Dearinger and Virginia Ferri-
man, Seattle. 4013
Same. © Feb. 14, 1928; 2 «.
Feb. 27; E 683460; Irene Dearinger
and Virginia Ferriman, Seattle.
4014
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1928;
Night (The) has a thousand eyes;
words by Francis William Bourdil-
lon, music by Dean Forest. [Photo-
stat] © 1 «@. Beb. )13,40028. 0
681895; Edna Oddie Hurst, Cleve-
land. 4015
Night (A) song; by Cuthbert Harris,
of Great Britain; organ. © Jan.
26, 1928; 2 @ Jan. 28; E 681652;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
4016
Night wind on the downs; nocturne,
by Kenneth A. Wright, of Great
Britain; pf. London, Winthrop
Rogers, ltd. © Jan. 30, 1928; 1 e«.
Feb. 9; E 684717; Hawkes & son,
(London) Itd., London. © 4017
Nile waters; duet, words by Katerina
Bogosoff, music by Hermann Lohr,
of Great Britain; treble voices. ©
Jan. 19, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 8; E 684709;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 4018
Nimble itus; characteristic novelty, by
A. -F. Wendland; band. 4to. ©
Feb. 21, 1928; 2 e@. Feb. 24; E
686279; W. R. Dalbey music ©Co.,
Omaha, Neb. 4019
Nin (Joaquin) Quatorze airs anciens
d’auteurs espagnoles; sept chansons
picaresques, version francaise par
Henri Collet, librement harmonisées
par Joaquin Nin, both of France.
2°™° recueil. [French and Spanish
text]: © Dec. 31, 1927;3.1 @ Jan.
28, 1928; E 684981; Max Eschig et
cie., Paris. 4020
Nina; words by Leo Robin, music by
Joseph Meyer; pf. and ukulele acc.
©, Feb. :17,), 1928 ;))2%e@:\ Reb. 2335)
686320; Harms, inc., New York.
4021
Nizza (Nice); step, von Arthur Addi-
son [pseud.], bearb. von Franz A.
Sommer, both of Germany; orch.,
mit pf. direktion. 4to. © Aug. 15,
1927; 1 c Feb. 3, 1928; E 684637;
Edition Metropol musikverlag, Ber-
lin. 4022
No gold, no silver (Du hast weder
gold) ; fox trot, words by Charles
Amberg, music by Frank Stafford,
of Germany, ©) Apri 4,y4926; oH sc.
Oct. 31, 1927; E 685181; Rondo-ver-
lag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 4023
No means yes; words and melody by
M. A. Leavitt. © 1c. Feb. 23, 1928;
E 686237; Melvin A. Leavitt, Port-
land, Me. 4024
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no, 2, 1928
No one can love like my mother;
words and music by Nick Carter
[pseud. of Glen Carter] Seattle,
Chinook music publishers. © 1 «.
Feb. 16, 1928; E 683174; Glen Car-
ter, Seattle. 4025
No one seems to care for a lonesome
fellow; words and melody by V.
~ Perrone. © 1 c. Feb. 7, 1928; E
682929; Vincent Perrone, Hartford,
Conn. 4026
No shadows yonder; words adapted,
and music by Alfred R. Gaul, arr. by
B. B. McKinney; male voices. (In
Coleman’s male choir) © Feb. 1,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 17; E 683282; Robert
H. Coleman, Dallas. 4027
No-sir; words and melody by H. F.
Meyer; ist violin. © 1 ¢. Feb. 8,
1928; E 681747; Harry Fred Meyer,
St. Louis. 4028
Nobody but you; words and music by
HN eine! pt. ''© 1. @ Keb: 21,
1928; E 683347; Herbert Ralph
Kime, Long Beach, Calif. 4029
Nebody but you; words by Walter
Scott, music by Edward Miller; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Jan. 25, 1928;
2 ¢@.. Feb. 7; E 682907; Miller &
Shoemaker, inc., New York. | 4030
Nobody else’s song; words by Joseph
Balestrieri, melody by J. J. Bales-
trieri and William Carlock. © 1.
Feb. 6, 1928; E 682941; James
Joseph Balestrieri, New York. 4031
Nobody knows; words by B. Allen,
mus.¢ by Thomas Waller and Ben-
nett Carter; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Dec. 26, 1927; 2 c Feb. 2, 1928;
E 682754; Bud Allen music co., New
York. 4032
None can take the place of you; words
and music by Paul Wenton Chase.
© 1c. Feb. 3, 1928; E 682874; Clay-
ton W. Peirson, Pasadena. 4033
Not what she does but the way she
does it; fox trot, words and melody
boss) AL Kies. () 1.e: Keb,” 20,
1928; E 686150; Horace Allen Kies,
Platteville, Wis. 4034
Nothing else wll do; words and mu-
sie by Paul Wenton Chase. © 1 ec.
Feb. 3, 1928; E 682875; Clayton W.
Peirson, Pasadena. 4035
Nothing has changed; words by Noble
Sissle, music by Alex Ffrench, of
Great Britain; pf., banjulele banjo
and ukulele acc.; in E flat. [Staff
: 4045
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Feb.
8, 1928; 1 ¢@ Feb. 7; E 684611;
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., London.
4036
Nous n’habiterons pas au bord de la
grand’ route... ; extrait de Les
heures propices, poéme de Louis
Mercier, musique de J. Guy Ro-
partz, of France. Par’s, A. Durand
& fils. © Nov. 20, 1927; 1 c. Dee.
17; E 677633; Durand & cie., Paris.
4087
Now I know; words by Joseph Mc-
Carthy, melody by Harry Tierney.
© 1c Feb. 21, 1928: E 686391;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 4038
Now it is Jesus; words and music by
L. O. Bostwick. © Dee. 27, 1927;
2/e. Jan. 17, 1928; H 686412; Leroy
O. Bostwick, El Segundo, Calif.
4039
Nowell! sing Nowell; carol for Christ-
mas, words and melody by P. A.
Lewis. 32mo. © Dec. 25, 1927; 2c.
Jan. 6, 1928: E 682796; Paul A.
Lewis, Brownsville, Tex. 4040
Nun tu mir auf, meine taube; ged cht
von unbekannter dichter, tibertra-
gung von Will Vesper,, musik von
Walter Rein, of Germany; tendre
und basse. S8vo. © Sept. 15, 1927;
1c. Feb. 38, 1928; E 684633; Georg
Kallmeyer verlag, Wolfenbiittel-
Berlin, Germany. 4041
Nuvcla rossa; versi di Luigi Sica,
melodia di G. de Luca. © 1c. Feb.
18, 1928; E 683302; Giuseppe de
Luca and G. Cardenia, Brooklyn.
4042
O bauernknecht, lass die rdGslein
stahn; rondeau, auf enen alten
text, musik von Walter Rein, of Ger-
many; 4 miinnerstimmen. S8vo. ©
SepL. 0, LUZ hee en >, 1928 7) Hi
684634; Georg Kallmeyer verlag,
Wolfenbiittel-Berlin, Germany.
4043
O bella che dormite; canzone-serenata,
versi e musica di N: ''N., rid. di
Vineenzo Billi, both of Italy. ©
IN Gigs Oe et: Ln Cre GNOME BL, orcs
684551; Ditta R. Mautrri, Florence,
Italy. 4044
O Calvary; duet, words by Palmer
Hartsough, music by J. H. Fillmore;
wcemen’s yoices. © Feb. 11, 1928;
2c Feb. 15; E 686043; F:llmore
bros. co., Cincinnati. 4045,
207
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4046
O Cho San; or, The stolen jade,
Japanese operetta for children in
2 acts, words by Sarah Grames
Clark, music by Mrs. R. R. Forman.
Ato. (©) Jan. 26, 1928; 2c. Janiogs:
D 27250; Theodore Presser ¢€o.,
Philadelphia. 4046
O glorious day; words by Palmer
Hartsough, music by J. H. Fillmore;
solo and obbl. for sop. or ten. with
4 pt. cho. Cincinnati, O., Fillmore
music house. © Feb. 11, 1928; 2 c.
Feb. 15; E 686045; Fillmore bros.
eo., C neinnati. 4047
O God unseen, yet ever near; hymn-
anthem. words by E. Osler, music
by Harry C. Banks, jr.; 4 mixed
voices. 4to. © Jan. 26, 1928; 2 «.
Jan. 28; E 681649; Theodore Press-
er ¢co., Philadelphia. 4048
O golden moon; from The swordsman,
words by R. A. Simon, music by
Lewis EH. Gensler. New York-Sid-
ney-London, Chappell & co., lid. ©
dans: -h928e, 2. ce feb: (tO.
683031; Harms, inec., New York.
0, how that gal could lurve [!] way
down in Arkansas; words by G.
Waggoner, melody by L. Traveller.
©1ec. Feb. 3, 1928; E 681872; Lou
Traveller and George Wagonner,
Los Angeles. 4050
O Jakes cf Killarney; words and mu-
sie by C. Hudson, arr. by Harry
Ferguson. © Feb. 24, 1928; 2 e.
Feb. 27; FE 683441; Cora Hudson,
Staunton, Va. 4051
O light of love divine; Easter song,
adapted from love triumphant, with
a new text by HEvangel’ne Close,
music by C. Whitney Coombs; high
voice, with pf. or organ ace. © Jan.
26; 1928; 2%e. Feb. 10; E'681928;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. © 4052
O Love divine, that stoops to share;
anthem, words by O. W. Holmes,
music by J. Sebastian Matthews;
mixed voices. 4to. © Feb. 8, 1928;
2c. Feb. 18; E 681875; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 4053
© man of sorrows; sacred voeal duet,
words by Robert Nelson, music by
H. Baynton-Power, of Great Britain ;
with violin and organ obbl. ad lib.
Ode AS A928: 1) a Keb tea,
684863 ; Reeder & Walsh, London.
4054
O prince of my dreams; words by K.
M. McGregor, music by Harry Jay
‘Qberek na 38
4049
pt. 1, D284 23
[pseud. of Harry J. Lincoln]. ©
Feb. 1,.1928; 2 c. Feb. 1; E 682748;
Kitty May McGregor, Anaconda,
Mont. 4055
O promise me; 4 pt. cho., words by
Clement Scott, music by Reginald
De Koven, op. 50, arr. by J. Sebas-
tian Matthews; men’s voices. 4to
© Jan. 26, 1928; 2 « Feb. 10: E
681938 ; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
4056
©’ scughizzo smaniuso; versi di A.
Cennerazzo, melodia di G. de Luca.
© 1 ¢. Feb. 18, 1928; EH 688304;
Giuseppe de Luca and Armando
Cennerazzo, Brooklyn. 4057
O wald, wie ewig schén bist du: worte
von Oser, musik von Ludwig Piitz, of
Germany; minnerchor. 4tce. © June
80.1927 3: 1 oc@?) Heb.i8h 29285
684660; Hans Kessler, Trier, Ger-
many. 4058
mile; melody .by P.
Humeniuk. © 1c. Jan. 31, 1928;
E 682698; Paul Humeniuk, New
York. 4059
Offenbach (Jacques) Beautiful night
(Belle nuit); arr. by Loyd Loar;
ten. banjo solo or duet. © Dee. 28,
1927; Lie. Jan.3, 1928,=b.e: dan. 26;
H 681677; H. F. Odell co., Boston.
4060
Lovely night; barearelle from
Tales of Hoffman, text by Gerald
Grey, music by Offenbach, arr. by
Marion Moore; trio or cho. for
female voices. 4to. © Feb. 22,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 25; H 683454; J. A.
Parks co., York, Neb. 4061
Offertory in G; by George S. Schuler ;
organ. © Nov. 2, 1927; 2 c. Jan. 21,
1928; E 683069; Hope pub. co., Chi-
cago. 4062
Oh Annie my old sweet country girl;
words and music by HE. Y. Lee. New
York City, Frank Harding. © July
28, 1927: (2 © Aus.’ PH 686169 >
Eddie Yuie Lee, Portland, Or. 4063
Oh, baby; from Rain or shine, words
and music by Owen Murphy: pf.
aee., with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
3reen. © Feb. 9, 1928; 2c. Feb. 11;
FE 683111; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein,
ine., New York. 4064
Oh, behold; words by J. Fr. Reichardt,
tr. by F. C. Schumm, music by E. G.
Heist. 4to. © Feb. 17,'1928; 2 c.
Feb. 23; E 686197; Ernst Gottf.
Heist, Waverly, Ia. 4065
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no, 2, 1928
Oh. dem golden slippers; fox-trot, by
Jas. A. Bland, arr. by Harold Potter ;
orech., with words. 4to. © Feb. 16,
1928; 2c. Feb. 18; E 683249; Spier &
‘Coslow, ine., New York. 4066
Oh, how I’d love to love you; words
and music by Johnny Tucker and
Joe Schuster; pf. and ukulele acc.
©, Jan.. 30, 1928; 2. ¢e Feb. 3; E
682805; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 4067
Oh! I do love, love, I do, love; song
fox-trot, words and music by L. D.
Lane, of England. © Jan. 1, 1928;
1 ¢@ Feb. 15; E 684751; L.- Drury
Lane, London. 4068
Oh, light of my life; words and music
by E. R. Whited. © Feb. 3, 1928;
2c. Feb. 29; E 683527; Elma R.
Whited, Middleport, N. Y. 4069
Oh mamma; romanza, words by A.
Calafiura, melody by A. Puccia. ©
1 c. Feb. 3, 1928; E 682864; Anthony
Calafiura, Brooklyn. 4070
Oh! oh! oh! ah! ah! ah!; chanson
des Catherinettes, paroles d’Albert
Willemetz, Saint-Granier et J. Le
Seyeux, musique de José Padilla, of
Spain; ace. de pf. avec arr. pour
ukulele de F. Salabert. © Dec. 31,
1927; 1 @ Feb. 24, 1928; E 685109;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 4071
Oh, sad eyes, I love you; waltz, words
and music by Don Kintz [i. e. D. P.
Kintz] © 1c. Feb. 10, 1928; EB
681845; Donald Paul Kintz, Boze-
man, Mont. 4072
Oh tell me pretty butterfly; words
anon., music by H. F. Kamp. © 1e.
Feb. 23, 1928; E 686261; Henry F.
Kamp, Detroit. 4073
Oh, what a life; words by V. Perrone,
music by David Reed. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Jan. 28,
1928; 2c. Feb. 4; E 682827; Vincent
Perrone, Hartford. 4074
Oh what’s the use; words and melody
by A. B. Kuhn. ©. 1c. Feb. 1, 1928;
E 682883; Aurel Burtis Kuhn, Chi-
cago. 4075
Oh, when I was in love with you;
words by A. E. Housman, music by
C. W. Orr, of Great Britain. © Dec.
1, 1927; 1 « Feb. 25, 1928; E 685027;
Oxford university press, London.
4076
‘ 4087
On where are the girls of the past;
waltz, words by C. Tantillo, music
by J. Sealisi; 1st violin. © 1c. Feb.
7, 1928; E 682926; Chris Tantillo
and John Sealisi, New York. 4077
Oh, why do I miss you so; words by
KF. M. Cottrell, music by Jack Ed-
wards. New York City, Frank Har-
ding, .-©) Jan. ‘24, 1928.;' 2.e) Feb.
29; E 683532; Florence M. Cottrell,
Freehold, N. J. 4078
Oh yes! Oh no! words and music by
John Theodore Dalton, arr. by
Fredric Watson. [Photostat] ©1c.
Feb. 24, 1928; E 683424; Barbara
Belle von Ardyn, New York. 4079
Old fashioned love; words and melody
by E. M. Wallack. © 1. Feb. 20,
1928; E 6861538; Edna Mary Wal-
lack, Jennings Kan. 4080
Old-fashioned mother of mine; words
by Mark Herald, music by Richard
Kountz. 1. In E flat—2. In G. ©
Jan. 26, 1928; 2 ¢c. each Jan. 28;
E 681654 ; Theodore Presser co., Phil-
adelphia. 4081
Old-fashioned mother of mine; words
by Mark Herald, music by Richard
Kountz; in F. © Feb. 20, 1928;
2c. Feb. 21; E 686297; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 4082
Old Gaelic lullaby; words anon., music
by Henry Hadley; sop. and alto.
4to. © Feb. 8, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 23;
E 686215; C. C. Birchard & co.,
Boston. 4083
Old (An) German love song; by Cart
Eckert, arr. by Ernst Luz; orch.
with pf. © Jan. 28, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan.
30; E 682736; Photo play music co.,
ine., New York. 4084
Old Goodman Time; singing game,
words and music by Hleanor Far-
jeon, of Great Britain. 4to. © Jan.
26, 1928; 1 c« Feb. 25; H 684991;
Oxford university press, London.
4085
Old (The) knitted shawl; words by
Percy S. Robinson, music by W. H.
Squire. of Great Britain; in F. ©
Janoii25) (1928 Five Websodss:
684862 ; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
4086
Oid man Brown; words and melody
by Kentucky thorobreds. © 1 «ec.
Feb. 15, 1928; E 686005; Chicago
music pub. co., inc., Chicago. 4087
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4088
Oid Noah’s ark; words and music by
Sissle and Blake, arr. by Noble Sis-
sle; pf., ukulele and banjulele banjo
acc. ©) ,Feb.. 6/1928 +4. es (Webxs :
1 @ Feb. 17; E 686109; Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd., London. 4088
Old oaken bucket; words by Samuel
Woodworth, music arr. by Will C.
King; 4 male voices. 4to. © Feb.
25, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 27; E 686410;
Lenox music co., Boston. 4089
Old (An), old story; by Ernest New-
ton, of Great Britain; pf. © Jan.
30, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 10; E 684724;
Joseph Williams, ltd., London. 4090
Old (The) owl’s story; words by R. R.
Hall, music by F. A. Challinor, of
. Great Britain; unison voices. 4to.
© Dee. 31, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 18, 1928;
EH 684718; Banks & son, York, Eng-
land. 4091
Old pal, remember me sometime when
the world don’t roll your way ; words
by H. Macknight, music by Charles
H. Roth; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by Louis Fleischer. © Jan. 30, 1928;
2c. Feb. 16; E 683241; F. B. Havi-
land pub. co., New York. 4092
Old (The) road; words and music by
B. B. McKinney. ©, Noy. 2; 1927;
2c. Feb. 6, 1928; E 683061; B. B.
McKinney, Seminary Hill, Tex.
4093
Olid (The) school song; by EH. Haines;
pf. 24mo. © Feb. 9, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
18; E 683247; Edmont Haines, Par-
sippany, N. J. 4094
Old (The) scissors grinder; by Jeanne
Behrend; pf. © Feb. 20, 1928; 2 ¢.
Feb. 21; E 686315; Theodore Presser
co., Philadeiphia. 4095
Old (The) time cowboys; words by
M. L. Irwin, melody by Robert Van
Sickle. Ay Ch. OC a On LOA Ts. iB
682885 ; Martha Lou’‘sa Irwin, Berke-
ley, Calif. 4096
Old (The) tobacco mill; words and
melody by Golden melody boys. ©
1c. Feb. 15, 1928; E 686017 ; Chicago
music pub. co., ine., Chicago. 4097
Old (The) violin; words by G. Tanner,
melody by Robert H. Brennen. ©
1c. Feb. 15, 1928; E 686037; Georgia
Tanner, Hornell, N. Y. 4098
Old 1360; words by V. M. Bias, music
by 4. Me, Hale. :.©Q..d ..c., Webs 23,
1928 ; E 686231; Virgil M. Bias, Hur-
ricane, W. Va. 4099
pt. TIT) nN? §.~v.25
Olga, tochter der Wolga; Russischer
foxtrot, text von Arthur Rebner,
musik von Walt Jurman, of Austria,
klavier arr. von Franz Grothe. ©
Jan. 20, 1928; 1c. Feb. 27; E 685057 ;
Drei masken verlag, a. g., Berlin.
4100
On a train to Carolina; words and
music by Lou Herscher, Don Rock-
well and Ted Strong; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Feb. 9, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 9: E
682964; Lewis music pub. co., New
York. 4101
On and after the wedding; words by
M. Weitzman, music arr.; pf. ©
Feb. .16, 1928; -2 -ei; Hebr'20:° Eh
683326; Morris Weitzman, Chicago.
4102
On pleasure bent; by Richardson
Phillips, op. 32, no. 6; pf. © Dec.
AS ean Gy Gc” ftala Cod 1 aia Fi 8S i
679955; B. F. Wood music co., Bos-
ton. 4103
On the bleachers; march, by Carl
Paige Wood; pf. © Nov. 21, 1927;
2c. Feb. 11, 1928; H 683098; Walter
Jacobs, ine., Boston. 4104
On the border-land; words and music
by G. E. Bonney. © Feb. 7, 1928;
2c. Feb. 8; E 681800; Gerald Hmery
Bonney, Winona Lake, Ind. 4105
On the dreamy Moana shore; words
and music by Hal Dyson; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © Feb. 27, 1928; 2 ¢c. Feb.
27; E 683446; Spier & Coslow, inc.,
New York. 4106
On the ground; words and melody by
J. Simms. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1928: E
683414; Joseph Simms, New York.
4107
On the lake; barcarolle, by Bert R.
Anthony, op. 275, no. 5; pf. © Feb.
7, 1928; 2° «. Reb. 13); hHG81920);
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 4108
On the levee; by Theodore Hahn, jr.,
and Carl Hahn; oreh. with pf. or
organ conductor. © Jan. 30, 1928;
2 ce. Feb. 1; E 682815; John Church
eco., Cincinnati. 4109
On the Nile; Egyptian serenade, by
Walter Wallace Sm'th, arr. by A. J.
Weidt; ten. banjo solo. © Novy. 18,
1927; 2 ec. Feb. 11, 1928; E 683099 ;
Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 4110
On the other side of the wall; words
anon., music by HE. H. Jackson. ©
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4133
a
1 ¢. Feb. 27, 1928; E 688498; Ernest
H. Jackson, Great Barrington, Mass.
4111
On the swing; by Ferris Owen, of
Great Britain; pf. London, Row-
land’s. © Feb. 8, 1928;.1 ¢. Feb.
24; E 684927; Solomon’ Rowland,
London. 4112
On the way to Nicaragua; words and
music by E. C. Clifford. .© 1 ¢c. Feb.
14, 1928; E 683161; Emma Chris-
tian Clifford, San Franciseo. 4113
On the wistaria terrace; valse amour-
euse, by Theodora Dutton; pf. ©
Feb. 138, 1928; 2 ¢. Feb. 23; E
686202; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
4114
On to camp; march, by Vernon Lloyd;
pf. Lawrence, Mass., Bay state mu-
sic co. © Dec. 24, 1927; 2 c. Jan.
38, 1928; E 681729; Reginald K. Li-
versidge, Lawrence, Mass. 4115
One (The) hundred and one best
songs; for home,~ school and meet-
ing, by the Cable co., bk. div. Rev.
28th ed. 12mo: © Dec. 1, 1927;
Peo and ai, dan, 20, 19285. A
1067003; Cable co., Chicago. 4116
One hundred and twenty-first Psalm ;
4-pt. song, Bible text, music by
Frank La Forge; men’s voices. 4to.
*Wep. 4.1928" 2 c) Feb, 3: E
686050; John Church co., Cincin-
nati. 4117
One June night; waltz-song, words
by Charles Dunn, music by Alfred
Honey, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in F. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Feb.
6, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 7; E 684631; B.
Feldman & co., London. 4118
One night at parting what did you
say; words and music by M. R.
Thomas. © 1. Feb. 4, 1928; E
682830; M. Ray Thomas, Downey,
Id. 4119
One night in June; waltz, words and
music by Horatio Nicholls and
Billy Mayerl, both of Great Britain;
pf. ace., with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in
E flat. [Staff and tonie sol-fa nota-
tions] © Feb. 14, 1928: 1 ec. Feb.
17; E 684781; Lawrence Wright mu-
sie co., London. 4120
18, 1928; 2 «@ Feb. 24; E 683395;
Anne Russell, Cotlingdale, Pa. 4121
One time blues; words and melody by
Blind Blake and J. Mayo Williams.
© ivi” Nets 15) 1928" E 6S86022':
Chicago music pub. co., inc., Chi-
cago. 4122
One, two, three and I was yours;
words by H. Alexander, music by
Herman C. Mahr. © 1 «¢. Feb. 6,
1928; E 681785; Herman Mahr and
Hi Alexander, Boston. 4123
One wish and another; words and mu-
sic by A. R. Eppes. © 1. Feb. 9,
1928; E 682996; Alice Ravenel Ep-
pes, Charleston, S. C. 4124
One (The) you care for; from Lady
Mary, words by Harry Graham and
Leo Robin, music by Charles Rosoff,
of U. S., and Albert Sirmay, of
Hungary. London, Chappell & co.,
Itd. © Feb. 14, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 25;
E 686400; Harms, ine., New one
412!
Only a bird in a gilded cage; words
and melody by Roy Harvey.
1 ec. Feb. 15, 1928; E 681987; Chi-
cago music pub. co., ine., Chicago.
4126
Only a dream; words and music by
Lew Pollack, Irving Bibo and Max
Prival. © Feb. 24, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
28; E 686420; Bibo, Bloedon &
Lang, ine., New York. 4127
Only a miner; words and melody by
Kentucky thorobreds. © 1 ec. Feb.
15, 1928; E 686013; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 4128
Only her love for me; words and mu-
sic by Paul Wenton Chase. © 1.
Feb. 3, 1928; E 682876; Clayton W.
Peirson, Pasadena. 4129
Oowah! blues; words and melody by
L. Hurwitz. © 1. Feb. 27, 1928;
E 683493; Libby Hurwitz, St. Louis.
4130
Operatic medley march; arr. by W. P.
Mero; pfs). ©v- Jan... 26,,, 1928); 2 c.
Jan. 28; E 681655; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 4131
Opus i, no. 1; by M. S. Rosen; pf.
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1928; E 683570;
Milton S. Rosen, New York. 4132
One of many; fox trot, words by A. | Opus 1, no. 2; by M. S. Rosen; pf.
Russell, music by Jack Edwards.
New York, Frank Harding. © Feb.
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1928; E 683571;
Milton S. Rosen, New York. 4133
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4134
Orange and black; words and music
by B. M. Axelrod. © Jan. 27, 1928;
2 ¢c Feb. 21; E 683331; Bernard
Manuel Axelrod, Philadelphia. 4134
Orchesterstudien: fiir contrabass;
sammlung schwieriger stellen aus
ouverturen symphonien opern u. Ss.
w., mit fingersatz u. strichbezeich-
nung, hrsg. von Oswald Schwabe u.
Alwin Starke, both of Germany.
hft. 12. © Oct. 6,-1927; 1 c Feb.
3, 1928; E 684659 ; Carl Merseburger,
Leipzig.
Orgelchoral-suite; von Gitinther Ramin,
of Germany, op. 6; orgel. obl. 12mo.
1. Praéludium: Dir, dir Jehova, will
ich singen. [3 others] © Jan. 16,
1928; 1 ec. Feb. 1; E 684568; Breit-
kopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 4136
Oubli (L’) ; mélodie, paroles de Tris-
tan Klingsor, musique de Sylvio
Lazzari, of France. © Dee. 31,
1927; 1 c. Jan. 28, 1928; E 684978 ;
Max Eschig et cie., Paris. 4137
Our Al; words -by Pastor Guerrero,
music by Bobby Shoemaker; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Jan. 25, 1928; 2 «.
Feb. 7; E 682903; Miller & Shoe-
maker, inc., New York. 4138
Our Father; words of the Lord’s
prayer, melody by Norfolk quartette.
© 1c. Feb. 15, 1928; E 681967; Chi-
cago music pub. co., ine. Chicago.
4139
Our hearts are full of gladness; words
by Doris Rowley, music by Alec
Rowley, of England; 4 mixed voices;
in D. (im Novello’s hymns and
tunes for Sunday school anniversary
services) [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Jan. 18, 1928; 1 «.
Feb. 18; E 684796; Novello & co.,
Itd., London. , 4140
Our land; melody by Erdell Mutchler
[i. e. T. E. Mutchler] © 1. Feb.
6, 1928; E 681771; Theodore Erdell
Mutchler, Miami, Fla. 4141
Our Lindy; words by K. B. Mulliner,
musie by Frank W. Ford. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Jan.
14, 1928; 2 c« Jan. 31; E 682688;
Kathrin Bertha Mulliner, Richmond,
Calif. 4142
Our Lindy hero of the U. S. A.; words
by Anna EK. Nill, music by B. Van
Cura. © °+1.¢ Feb. 15, 1928; HB
686029: Barbara Van Cura, Long
Island City, N. Y. 4143
4135 .
pt. IT, D.s.,'v. 28
Our peace ambassador, with the Spirit
of St. Louis; words and music by
L. W. Pritzkow, arr. by Herman C.
Hiller. Oakland, Calif., Acorn pub-
lishers. © Feb. 23, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
28; E 686428; Louis W. Pritzkow,
Oakland, Calif. 4144
Our preceptor; march, by F. C. Men-
ges, jr., arr. by S. Ee) Morris; orch.
4to. © Feb. 2, 1928; 2 c Feb. 1;
E 681685; F. C. Menges, Cleveland.
4145
Out and about; small suite, by HE.
Markham Lee, of Great Britain; pf.
1. The village band: [4 others] ©
Feb. 2, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 6; E 684587;
Edwin Ashdown, litd., London. 4146
Out of a clear blue sky; words by
Dolph Singer, music by Harry Von
Tilzer; pf. acc.,, with ukulele arr.
by Anthony J. Franchini. © Feb.
9, 1928; 2 @ Feb: 10; E. 683107;
Harry Von Tilzer music pub. co.,
New York. 4147
Over the hill; words and music by A.
R. Lex. © 1c. Feb. 21, 1928; E
683384; Arthur R. Lex, Milwaukee.
i 4148
Overthrow of Gog and Magog; words
by O. F. Whitney, music by Evan
Stephens; mixed voices. (In Deseret
anthems, v. 3) © Mar. 28, 1927;
2c. Dee. 7; E 682793; Deseret book
co., Salt Lake City. 4149
Pack up your troubles in your old
kit bag and smile, smile, smile; duet
or two-pt. song, words by George
Asaf, music by Felix Powell, arr.
by Clarence Lucas, of Great Brit-
ain. New York, Chappell-Harms,
inc. 4to. © Jan. 10, 1928; 1 «¢
Jan. 11; BE 684225; Francis, Day &
Hunter, ltd., London. 4150
Padischah; Turkisches charakter-
stiick, von Ludwig Siede, of Ger-
many, op. 77, arr. von L. Weninger,
of Austria; orch. mit violino 1 di-
rection. 4to. © Jan. 25, 1928; 1 c.
Feb. 23; E 685036; Anton J. Benja-
min, Leipzig. 4151
Paint me a picture; words and music
by Len EH. Graham and George W.
Crump, both of Great Britain; pf.
and ukulele ace.; in C. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Feb. 20,
1928; 1 c. Feb. 21; E 684955; B.
Feldman & co., London. 4152
lal of my souls delight; fox trot,
words and music by M. Mann, arr.
by Claude Lapham; orch. Nor-
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no. 2, 1928
thampton, Mass., Mann music co.
4to. © Oct. 10, 1927; 2 c. Feb. 4,
1928; E 683475;
Northampton, Mass. 4153
Palaschko (Johannes) Ventiquattro
studii melodici; di J. Palaschko, of
Germany, op. 82; violino, sulla corda
Maurice Mann,
di sol. © Feb. 17, 1928; 1 c. Feb.
18; E 684871; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 4154
Palms (The) ; by Jean-Baptiste Faure,
arr. by Gordon Balch Nevin; organ.
Jan. 25, 1928;.2 ei/Janasl: B
681669; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
~ 4155
Papa where’d you stay last night;
words by Kid Brown [pseud. of
Anderson Brown], melody by M.
Barr. © 1 c Feb) 29))1928;) BH
683549; Marie Parr, Chicago. 4156
Papillon (Le) et la rose; paroles d’Al-
bert Willemetz, Saint-Granier et J.
Le Seyeux, musique de Maurice
Yvain, of France; acc. de pf. avec
arr. pour ukulele de F. Salabert. ©
Dee. 31, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 24, 1928;
BE 685114; Francis Salabert, Paris.
4157
Paraguay; Spanischer onestep, aus
Hs geht schon besser, worte von
Rudolph Schanzer u. Ernst Welisch,
musik von Rudolph Nelson, of Ger-
many, arr. von Otto Lindemann. ©
Sept. 11, 1926; 1 ec. Oct. 31, 1927;
E 685152; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 4158
Parson Brown blues; words and music
by G. O. Tetley and S. Reynolds, arr.
by Pauline Harris. © 1. Jan. 8,
1928; E 681871; Gordon O. Tetley
and Saunders Reynolds, Riverside,
Calif. 4159
Pas accéléré; batterie reconstituée et
orechestrée de Ch. Gourdin, of
France; orch. avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Dee. 31, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 24,
1928; E 685087; Editions musicales
Sam Fox, Paris. 4160
Pas cadencé des sans-culottes; batterie
reconstituée de Ch. Gourdin, of
France; orch. avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Dee. 31, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 24,
1928; E 685088; Editions musicales
Sam Fox, Paris. 4161
Pas drauga Juliu (Pas. svetima
Buvan); words and music by A.
Vanagaitis. © 1 ce. Feb. 4, 1928;
E 682855; Antanas Vanagaitis, Chi-
cago. 4162.
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4172
ta
Pasadena ; paroles frangaises de Cécile
Sartoris, lyrics anglais et musique
de Maury Madison [pseud. of W.
Renwick Smith] © Dec. 31, 1927;
2c. Jan. 28, 1928; E 686338 ; Edition
Arlequin, Paris. 4163
Paskman’s (Dailey) radio minstrels;
a complete minstrel show, with
words, musie and jokes, by D. Pask-
man. © Feb. 14, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
15; aff. Feb. 16; A 1067162; Robbins
music corp., New York. 4164
‘Pass out lightly; melody by Bennie
Moten. © 1. c. Feb. 17, 1928: B
686088 ; Ralph Peer, New York.
4165
Passacaglia; by Girolamo Frescobaldi,
arr. by Michele Hsposito, of France,
ed. by W. G. Whittaker; string
quintet, with flute, bassoon and
timpani ad lib. Sc. © Jan. 12, 1928;
1c. Feb. 25; E 685008; Oxford uni-
versity press, London. 4166
Pastimes; 4 bright pieces, by Isobel
Daish, of Great Britain; pf. 1. At
play. [8 others] © Jan. 20, 1928;
1c. Feb. 3; E 684554; Alfred Leng-
nick and co., ltd., London. 4167
Pastorale in D; by George S. Schuler;
organ. © Nov. 2, 1927; 2.¢. Jan. 21,
1928; E 683075; Hope pub. co., Chi-
cago. 4168
Pauvre (Le) matelot; complainte en
3 actes, paroles de Jean Cocteau,
musique de Darius Milhaud, of
France. Partition chant et pf. 4to.
© Dec. 23, 1927; 1 ec. Jan. 25, 1928;
D 27263 ; Heugel, Paris. 4169
Pauvre (Le) matelot; de la complainte
en trois actes, paroles de Jean
Cocteau, musique de Darius Milhaud,
of, France; partition pf. et chant.
© Feb. 2, 1928: 1 «@ Feb. 24: B
685125 ; Heugel, Paris. 4170
UWuitmo-gpy3i (Paymo druzi); Ukrainian
farewell song; waltz, by George
Apolsky and P. Bukantis; violin.
© 1c Feb. 8, 1928; E 681810;
Apolsky & Bukantis music pub. co.,
Detroit. 4171
Peace I leave with you; old words
adapted, music by J. V. Roberts, arr.
by B. B. McKinney; male voices.
(In Coleman’s male choir) © Feb.
1; -1928 3.92 @y Feb.) 1720 EB 688281 ;
Robert H. Coleman, Dallas. 4172
Peaceful harbor; words by Jack Le
Soir. music by Ray Doll; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
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4173
pt. III, n. S., v. 23
Peaceful harbor—Continued.
Breen. © Feb. 9, 1928; 2c. Feb. 9;
E 682986; Broadway music corp.,
New York. 4173
Pearls; words by Robert Putzier, music
by L. Patton, op. 16. © Jan. 18,
1928; 2c. Jan. 25; EH 683146; Lowell
Patton, Portland, Or. 4174
Pedler (Der) ; words and music by H.
Vernoff. © 1c. Jan. 18, 1928; H
682413; Helke Vernoff, New York.
4175
Penny-pieces; collection of short and
easy pieces, by Cyril C. Dalmaine, of
Great Britain; pf. © Jan. 24, 1928;
1c. Feb. 4; E 684575; Forsyth bros.,
ltd., London. 4176
Perché mi guardi; versi di Luigi Tar-
taglia, melodia di G. Marranzini, of
Italy; 1° violino. © 1 ¢. Feb. 38.
1928; E 681755; Gennaro Marranzini,
Albany. 4177
Perfect love; words by Cyril V. Brown,
music by Howard Doody, of Canada,
arr. by Clarence Burgess; in B flat.
© + Jan+30,/19285) 4) ¢.* Heby 185
684876; Howard Doody & co., Co-
bourg, Ontario, Canada. 4178
Perhaps; words by T. Carlson, music
by T. Carlson and Harold Swan-
strom. ©. 1 1G, “Men4; 1928; Ki
686125; Terry Carlson, Chicago.
4179
Perle vom Lido; barcarole-blues, aus
der revue Schlager auf schlager,
text und musik von Tilmar Springe-
feld, of Germany. © May 17, 1927;
1c. Oct. 31; E 685162 ; Rondo-verlag,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 4180
Persuasive (The) voice; words by H.
Bonar, music arr. by B. B. McKin-
ney; male voices. (Jn Colema'n’s
male choir) © Feb. 1, 1928; 2 e.
Feb. 17; E 683278; Robert H. Cole-
man, Dallas. 4181
Peterkin (Norman) Two tunes for
piano; by N. Peterkin, of Great
Britain. 1. The drowsy tune. [1
other] © Jan. 26, 1928; 1 c. Feb.
25; E 685013; Oxford university
press, London. 4182
Petit (Raymond) Hymne; text tiré
des Upanishads, musique de R.
Petit, of France; chant et fifite. ©
Feb. 2, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 24; E 685126;
Heugel, Paris. 4183
Petit (Une) bout de femme; de Comte
Obligado, lyrics d’André Barde, mu-
sique de Raoul Moretti, of France.
© Dec. 31, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 24, 1928;
E 685105; Francis Salabert, Paris.
4184
Petite (Une) histoire; by Cecil Ray-
ners, of Great Britain; pf. © Jan.
2, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 16; E 684888; A.
Hammond & co., London. 4185
Phi delta theta dream girl; words and
music by Jack Stone and Fred
Thompson; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Feb. 11, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 15; E 683507 ;
Stone-Thompson publishers, Mont-
gomery, Ala. 4186
Phi (The) sigma chi; words and music
by Jas. R. Addison, arr. by John W.
Lang. Cambridge, O., Phi sigma chi
fraternity. © Feb. 20, 1928; 2 c.
Feb. 21; E 683335; Jas. R. Addison,
Cambridge, O. 4187
Piano pieces children play; by Carl
Wilhelm, Kern. New York, Harold
Dixon, ine. (Cover title:—Harold
Dixon’s piano pieces children, play.)
© Jan. 18, 1928; 2:e Web: 3; aff.
Feb: 13; A 1065992; Dixon-Lane mu-
sic pub. co., inc., St. Louis. 4188
Piccola (La) Olga; mazurk, di Omero
Castellucci; violino. © 1c. Feb. 20,
1928; E 683351; Sussie Riccardi,
New York. 4189
Pick pocket blues; words and melody
by B. Smith. © 1c. Feb. 21, 1928;
E 686393 ; Bessie Smith, New York.
4190
Pickaninny dance; characteristic
dance, by Buenta Carter; pf.
Jan. 30, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 1; E 681701;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
4191
Picnic time; by Ora Hart Weddle; pf.
with words. © Feb. 20, 1928; 2 c.
Feb. 21; E 686307 ; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 4192
Pierrette; by Ernest Farrar, of Great
Britain,’ op. 19; no: 2-"pis ©" fan.
10, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 25; EH 685017;
Oxford university press, London.
4193
Pilot Mittelholzer; marsch, von Hans
Heusser, of Switzerland; pf.
Sept. 15, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 18, 1928;
E 684833; Gebriider Hug & co., Leip-
zig. 4194
Piping down the valleys wild; words
by William Blake, music by Ian
Whyte, of Great Britain. © Feb.
20, 1928; 1 ec. Feb. 238; EH 684903;
J. & W. Chester, Itd., London. 4195
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Pit pit; burleske operette in 3 akten,
von Hans H. Zerlett, gesangstexte u.
musik von Robert Gilbert, of Ger-
many; klavier-auszug mit singstim-
men zum dirigieren eingerichtet. ©
Mar. 30, 1927; 1c. Oct. 31; E 685205 ;
Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
4196
Pixies’ (The) triumph; or, Commotion
in fairyland, operetta for children in
3 acts, by J. Frank Walsh, arr. by
Harry L. Harts. 4to. © Dec.. 28,
1927 ; 2’c. Dec, 31; D 272535 White-
Smith music pub. co., Boston. 4197
Play time; words by various authors,
music by Josephine Hovey-Perry ; pf.
solo and voice with pf. ace. bk. 1.
© Jan. 7, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 18, 1928;
A 1064624; Perry music co., Barre,
Vt. ; 4198
Playthings; 4 sketches, by Fiona Mc-
Cleary, of Great Britain; pf. 1.
Catch me if you can. [3 others] ©
Jan. 3, 1928; 1 ec. Feb. 11; E 684737 ;
Schott & co., Itd., London. 4199
Please a kiss, my dear; waltz, words
and music by D. L. Moore. © Feb.
15, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 16; E 683183;
Donald Lee Moore, Brevard, N. C.
4200
Please daddy sing me a song; words
by Jesse G. M. Glick, music by I. M.
Wilson and J. G. M. Glick. San
Francisco, Popular music distribut-
ing co. © Feb. 23, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
28; E 686426; Irving M. Wilson, San
Francisco. 4201
Please hear my side of the story;
words by Paul Cunningham, music
by Jack Glogau; pf. acc., with uku-
lele arr. by A. J. Franchini. © Feb.
ie ees. 2 se. Hep. is Ky Gea2o0. :
Shap:ro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 4202
Please let me dream; words and mel-
ody by W. M. Garman. © 1c. Feb.
29, 1928; E 6838566; William Mc-
Kinley Garman, Los Angeles. 4203
Please let my dreams come true;
words and melody by Billy Morlen.
on fin, oo, 1920" “Er GSb0T2 :
Wasa Miolski, Hazelton, Pa. 4204
Please stand by; words and melody
by Jack Mahoney. © 1c. Feb. 9,
1928; E 683142; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York. 4205
Please tell me; words and music by
Chas. Kaley, Sonny Miller and Jules
Stein; pf. and ukulele ace. © Feb.
21
4217
23, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 25; E 686341;
Forster music publisher, ine., Chi-
cago. 4206
Pleasure mad; words and melody by
A. Gillam. © 1c. Feb. 23, 1928;
E 686238; Archie Gillam, Chicago.
4207
Pluck et Plouck; farce musicale, de
Ch. Vandersmissen, of Belgium;
orch., avee pf. conducteur et 1°" viol-
on conducteur. 4to. © Dec. 31,
1927; 1 ce. Jan. 28, 1928; E 684969;
Choudens, Paris. 4208
Polémique entre poules et canards; de
Charles-Henry, of France; pf.
Feb. 2, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 24; E 685118;
Heugel, Paris. 4209
Poli march; from His blossom bride,
by Anita M. Baldwin; orch., with
pf. conductor. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1928;
E 686165; Anita M. Baldwin, Santa
Anita, Calif. 4210
Polish dance; by Wilson Manhire, of
England; pf. London, Rowland’s.
©ipan,,.25, 1928 +4.1.750. Feb... EB
684610; Solomon Rowland, London.
4211
Poor Towser; words and mus’‘e by H.
F. Kamp. © 1 ¢c. Feb. 23, 1928;
E 686265; Henry F. Kamp, Detroit.
4212
Poosh him up-a Tony; words and mu-
sie by T. G. Lynott. © 1. Feb. 17,
1928; E 683306; Thomas G. Lynott,
Dunmore, Pa. 4213
Poppies in the garden; words by
Ffrida Wolfe, music by Ivor R.
Davies, of England. © Feb. 14,
1928; 1 c. Feb. 16; E 684878; Mur-
dcch, Murdoch & co., ine., with John
G. Murdoch & co., ltd., London.
4214
Por algo sera; letra y musica de E. A.
Carrillo. © 1 «¢ Feb. 9, 1928; E
683020; Eduardo A. Carrillo, Pueblo,
Colo. 4215
Potpourri; aus der operette Drei arme
kleine miadels, gesangstexte von
Willi Kollo, musk von Walter
Kollo, of Germany, arr. von Nico
Dostal, of Austria; pf. © Sept. 15,
1927; 1 c. Feb. 3, 1928; E 684647;
Edition Vuvag, verlag u. vertrieb,
a. g., Berlin. 4216
Prairie zephyrs; by G. M. Yapp; pf.
© 1e¢ Feb. 28, 1928; E 686447;
Grace May Yapp, Alkabo, N. D.
4217
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Praises (The) of the flow’ry spring;
unison song, poem by Jasper Fisher,
music by Felix White, of Great Brit-
ain; in D.. 4to. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Jan. 19, 1928;
1 c. Feb. 25; E 685002; Oxford uni-
versity press, London. 4218
Prakticki Skola na saxofon (Prak-
tische schule ftir das saxophon) ;
napsal John Gollwell, of Czecho-
slovakia. [Bohemian and German
text] © Oct. 24, 1927; 1 c Nov.
12; A—Foreign 36608; Mojmir Ur-
banek, Prague, Czechoslovakia.
4219
Pranein’ dancin’ fool; de Paris aux
etoiles, paroles de Spencer Williams,
musique de 8S. Williams, of U. S.
et Jacques Fray, of France. © Feb.
17, 1928: 1 ec. Kebs 18, 1 e. Keb. 27:
E 686411; Enoch et cie., Paris.
4220
Pray yourself out; words by D. R.
Wade, music by B. D. Ackley:; maie |
voices. (Jn Coleman’s male choir)
© Hebe: Lite 28e) (2-46. Melati) EL
683267; Robert H. Coleman, Dallas.
4221
Prayer (A); words and music by J.
EH. Butler; mixed voices. 8vo.
Heb. £23, 4dO28): | 12 ee Heb. 29 3) 1
683513; J. Edmonds Butler, Seattle.
4222
Prayer in melody; words and music
by M. C. Thornton, arr. by Theodore
Otten. © Feb. 8, 1928; 2c. Feb. 8;
E 682971; Michael C. Thornton,
New Albany, Ind. 4223
Prelude in F; by A. G. Woodworth;
orgam. ‘© Nov..:2,,,3927; 2sG,Jian.
21, 1928; E 683073; Hope pub. co.,
Chicago. 4224
Prelude melodic; by George S.
Schuler; organ. © Nov. 2, 1927;
2c. Jan. 21, 1928; E 683076; Hope
pub. co., Chicago. 4225
Primavera; by V. Procaccini’; pf. ©
1 ce. Feb. 24, 1928; EH 683418; Vin-
cent Procaccini, Bridgeport, Conn.
4226
(Le) est éclos (Blooming
spring) ; d’ Henry Verdun, of
France; orch. avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Dec. 31, 1927; 1 ¢. Feb. 24,
1928; EH 685096; Francis Salabert,
Printemps
Paris. 4227
Priscilla on ‘Friday; by Mathilde
Bilbro; pf., with words. © Feb. 7,
1928; 2 ec. Feb. 9; E 683044; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 4225
Priscilla on Monday; by Mathilde
Bilbro; pf., with words. © Feb. 7,
1928; 2 ec. Feb. 9; E 683040; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 4229
Priscilla on Saturday; by Mathilde
Bilbro; pf., with words. © Feb. 7,
1928; 2 c Feb. 9; E 683045; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 4230
Priscilla on Thursday; by Mathilde
Bilbro; pf., with words. © Feb. 7,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 9; E 683043; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 4231
Priscilla on Tuesday; by Mathilde
Bilbro; pf., with words. © Feb. 7,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 9; E 683041; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 4232
Priscilla on Wednesday; by Mathilde
Bilbro; pf., with words. © Feb. 7,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 9; E 683042; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 4233
Processional; by George S. Schuler;
organ. © Nov. 2, 1927; 2 ec. Jan.
21, 1928; E 683072; Hope pub. co.,
Chicago. 4234
Promised (The) land; an old hymn
arr. by Francis Moore, musie¢ arr.
by Harry Gilbert; male cho. 4to.
© Feb. 14, 1928; 2 « Feb. 15; E
683240; G. Ricordi & co., inc., New
York. 4235
Providence; words and music by H.
Grant; 4 mixed voices. © Dec. 24,
1927; 2. ¢.; Dee, 3h3-H 68i16325.Hu-
bert Grant, Jamaica, L. I., N. Y.
4236
Puff, puff, powder puff; gavotte, by
Ora Hart Weddle; pf. with words.
© Feb. 20, 1928; 2 ec Feb. 21; E
686310; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 4237
Put on the dog; fox trot, words and |
music by Walter Donaldson. ©
Feb. 6, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 8; E 681949;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 4238
Pyjama-lied; slow fox aus Lady X
, worte von Ludwig Herzer,
musik von George Edwards, [pseud.
of Louis Gruenberg], arr. von Julien
Risselin, of France; kleines. u.
grosses orch. mit klavierdirektions-
stimmen. 4to. © ‘Dee: 29,1927;
1c. Feb. 23, 1928; H 685074; Wiener
operetten-verlag, G. m. b. H., Vienna.
4239
Quand on est jeune; paroles d’Albert
Willemetz, J. Le Seyeux et Ch. L.
Pothier, musique de René Mercier,
of France; ace. de pf. avec arr.
216
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4262
e
pour ukulele de F. Salabert. © Dec.
31, 1927; 1 @ Feb. 24, 1928; H
685107; Francis Salabert, Paris.
4240
Quatuor; de Georges Migot, of
France; flute, violon, clarinette et
harpe, ou 2 violons, alto et pf.
Partition. 16mo. © Dée. 31, 1927;
1c. Jan. 28, 1928; E 684957; Sirene
musicale, Paris. 4241
Queen of the night serenade; by J. D.
Schurmann; steel guit. © Nov. 1,
1926; 2 c. Jan. 17, 1928; E 682896 ;
Joseph Daniel Schurmann, Denver.
4242
Quel sorriso affascinante (That fas-
cinating smile); versi di Riccardo
Cordiferro, tr. di M. E. Signore, mu-
sica di P. Signore. © 1c. Feb. 7,
1928; E 682917; Paolo Signore,
Bayonne, N. J. 4243
Quelque-chose; from Paris, words and
music by Cole Porter. © Feb. 25,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 28; E 686405; Harms,
inc., New York. 4244
Qui si sana; versi di EH. Battiparano,
melodia di G. de Luea. ies
Feb. 18, 1928; E 683303; Giuseppe
de Luca and Enzo Battiparano,
Brooklyn. 4245
Radio dreams of my home _ sweet
home; words and music by M. L.
Pepper; pf. © 1. Feb. 16, 1928;
FE 683207; Mabel L. Pepper, Nor-
wood, O. 4246
Rainbow; words by D. Pascale, music
by H. Castle. © 1c. Feb. 15, 1928;
EK 683188; Diane Pascale and Hugo
Castle, Los Angeles. 4247
Ramleyah; Egyptian dance, by R. S.
Stoughton; pf. © Dec. 20. 1927;
2c. Feb. 11, 1928; EH 683095; Walter
Jacobs, inc., Boston. 4248
Rare flowers from the old garden;
words by A. S. Maggs, music by
Clifton Keith. © 1c. Feb. 10, 1928;
E 681850; Allie S. Maggs, Engle-
wood. Col. 4249
Raus mit den minnern; aus Von mund
zu mund, worte u. musik yon Fried-
rich Hollaender. of Germany, klav.
erl. v. Otto Lindemann. © Sept. 1,
1926; 1 e@. Oet. 31, 1927; BE. 685193;
Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
4250
Rayon de lune sur l’eau; de Pierre
Carolus-Duran, of France: orch.,
avec pf. conducteur. © Dee. 31,
1927; 1 ec. Jan. 28, 1928; E 684960;
Francis Moulin, Cannes, France.
4251
Ready for the river; words by Gus
Kahn, melody by Neil Moret. ©
1 ec. Feb. 20, 1928; E 686129; Villa
Moret, inc., San Francisco. 4252
Rebellion; heavy agitator, by Josef
Pasternack; orch. with pf. or organ.
© Feb. 23, 1928; 2 « Feb. 24; B
683393 ; Irving Berlin standard mu-
Sic corp., New York. 4253
Reception of the guests; by George
Bruhns; pf. conductor pt. © Feb.
14, 1928; 2 c« Feb. 138; E 686175;
Ross Jungnickel, inc., New York.
4254
Recessional; poem by Rudyard Kip-
ling, music by A. Meehan. © Feb.
21, 1928; 2 «. Feb. 23; E 686267;
Albert Meehan, New York. 4255
Recessional in B flat;.by George S.
Schuler; organ. © Nov. 2, 1927;
2 ec. Jan. 21, 1928; E 683080; Hope
pub. co., Chicago. 4256
Recital waltz; by Thomas’ Buster
Poceey pe, ©, da, Sil 926 - Azle:
Feb. 2; E 682808; Page music shop,
Lima, O. 4257
Red hair; words by Alfred, Bryan and
Francis Wheeler, music by Ted Sny-
der); pi ©, bk c.oMeb. 62, 1928 35H
682766; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
co., New York. 4258
Red head; words by R. Coleman, mel-
ody by R. Embry. © 1c. Feb. 13,
1928; E 681899; Ruth Hmbry and
Ruth Coleman, Cincinnati. 4259
Redman (H. N.) Four songs; words
by various authors; med. voice. 1.
The student and his cat. [3 others]
© Jan. 19, 1928; 2 c@ Jan. 30; EB
682757 ; White-Smith music pub. oo.,
Boston. 4260
Reflections ; intermezzo, by Alma San-
ders, arr. by Leo Kempinski; orch.
with pf. or organ ace. © Jan.'25,
1928; 2c. Jan. 26; E 681692; Irving
Berlin standard music corp., New
York. 4261
Rendered (A) life of service; words
and music by Mrs. C. E. Humphrey
li. e. J. J. Humphrey] ; mixed voices,
organ ace. 4to. © Feb. 14, 1928;
2c. Feb. 17; E 686286; Jennie Jen-
kins Humphrey, Malta, O. 4262
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4263
Resalada (La); paso doble galiciano,
por G. Rinaldi, of France; pf.
Jan. 30, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 31; EH 684544 ;
Société anonyme des editions Ri-
cordi, Paris. 4263
Responses; words and music by F. D.
Loomis; mixed voices. ‘nos. 1-3.
[Photostat] © 1c. Feb. 9, 1928;
E 683011 ; Frank D. Loomis, Chicago.
4264
Resurrection (The); Easter cantata,
words and music by Charles Fon-
teyn Manney, op. 7; sop. and alto;
organ ace. 4to. © Jan. 23, 1928;
2c. Jan. 81; E 681664; Oliver Dit-
son ¢@o., Boston. 4265
Resurrection; Easter song, words by
P. A. Sheehan, music by W. J.
Marsh. 1. Sop. or ten.—2. Alto or
bar. © Feb. 6, 1928; 2 ec. each Feb.
13; E 681876; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 4266
Retour (Le) du marin; chanson’ popu-
laire de Ouest de la France, arr.
de Pierre Renauld.
choeur 4 4 voix d’hommes. 4to.
Feb. 2, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 24; H 685128;
Heugel, Paris. 4267
Reverie; by A. B. Williams; pf.
1 ec Feb. 10, 1928; E 681856; Ar-
thur B. Williams, Memphi‘s, Tenn.
4268
Reverie; by Katherine A. Glen; pf.
© Feb. 10, 1928; 2 c Feb. 11; E
683091: Schroeder & Gunther, inc.,
New York. 4269
Rheinberger (Joseph) Scherzo; op.
135. with biographical sketch and
glossary, rev. ed. with fingering,
edaling, phrasing, instructive an-
notations and interpretation by
Ernst C. Krohn; pf. © Feb. 4, 1928;
2c. and aff. Feb. 8; A 1064789; Art
publ cation soe., St. Louis. 4270
Rhythm; collection of 100 original
exercises, compiled and arr. by G. C.
Yaus and Roy M. Miller. © Jan.
30, 1928% 2¢e;,.and aff. Feb. 1385) A
1066080; Grover C. Yaus, Youngs-
town, O. 4271
Richmond blues; words and melody
by J. Daniels. © 1c. Feb. 13, 1928;
E 681897; Ralph Peer, New York.
4272
Ride and shine on the dummy line;
words and melody by Robert N.
Page. 1. @) Kebs 8) 1928208
681819; Ralph Peer, New York.
4273
of France;.
pt. ra, BSS ve2s
Ride on King Jesus; words and mel-
ody by Norfolk quartette. -~© 1 «.
Feb. 15, 1928; E 681965; Chicago
music pub. co., ine., Chicago. 4274
Rid ng down the sky; from Carmelita,
words by Geoffrey F. Morgan, music
by Geoffrey O’Hara. © Feb. 13,
1928; 2 c. ‘Feb. 27; E 6834438; C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 4275
Rio Grande; sea chantey, words anon.,
music arr. by Hugene Dyrssen;
men’s cho. 4to. © Feb. 9, 1928;
2c¢ Féb. 23; E 6862138; C. C. Birch-
ard & co., Boston. — 4276
Risen (The) Christ; anthem, words
from three familiar hymns, music
by George Henry Day. 4to. 1.
Mixed voices.—2. Men’s voices. ‘©
Feb: 1, 1928; 2 each, Pepe iii)
683088, 688089; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 4277, 4278
Risen with Him; Easter service, words
by Elsie Dunean Yale, music by
J. Lineoln Hall. 8vo. © Feb. 8,
1928; 2 « Feb. 27; E 683440; Hall-
Mack co., Philadelphia. 4279
Rivulets flowing; from Elegy upon the
death of Queen Mary, music by
Henry Purcell, arr. and ed: by W.
G. Whittaker, of Great Britain; 2
treble voices; in A min. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © June
AOE 1927 3 1 'C.. SI Ciy Zee is
685004; Oxford university press,
London. 4280
Road (The) to Jerusalem; Haster
pageant, by Mildred Honors, with
music by J. Faure, and others. 8yo.
© Feb. 15, 1928; 2.¢e. Heb. .27.3)-D
27268; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia.
4281
Road to love; words by D. B. Allan,
music by Gordon Balch Nevin; in F.
©. Feb. 7, 1928; 2.c. Feb. 9; E
683053 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 4282
Robin’s lament; duet. by Helen Dallam,
violin. © Jan. 26, 1928: 2 c. Feb.
10; E 681948 ; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 4283
Robins’ requiem; by Alfred Redhead,
of England; pf. London, Rowland’s.
© Jan. 26, 1928; 1 « Feb. 10; B
684693 ; Solomon Rowland, London.
4284
Roslein ret; worte von Robert Burns,
musik von Fritz Volbach, of Ger-
many; tendre u. biisse. 4to. -©
218
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1928
Sept.) 15; 11927; <1: e:' “Feb. 18; 1928 ;
E 684823; Gebriider Hug & co., Leip-
zig. 4285
Rollin’ down to Jordan; words and
melody by Alabama Four. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 8, 1928; E 681818; Ralph Peer,
New York. — . 4286
Romance; de Maurice-Schwaab, of
France: pf. © Feb.. 2,.1928: 1 «.
Feb. 24; E 685131; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 4287
Romance in C major; melody by O.
L. Fauskee. © 1 ce. Feb. 8, 1928;
E 682998; Oren Le Roy Fauskee,
Worthington, Minn. 4288
Romance in D minor; by H. Lett, of
Great Britain; cello and pf. London,
Edwin Ashdown, ltd. © Feb. 2, 1928;
1 « Feb. 6; E 684588; Hugh Lett,
London. 4289
Romance sans paroles (Song without
words); de Gabriel Fauré, op. 17,
no. 1, arr. par F. Salabert, of France;
orech. avee pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Dec. 31, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 24, 1928;
E 685094; Francis Salabert, Paris.
4290
Romanza; by G. Pettinari and P.
Brunelli; E flat alto saxophone,
with pf. ace. ©1c Feb. 21, 1928;
EK 683374; Guido Pettinari and
Pietro Brunelli, Los Angeles. 4291
Romanza; by J. O. Jones; pf. ©1e.
Feb. 17, 1928; E 686091; James O.
Jones, Baltimore. 4292
Romeo; words and music by B. Ww.
Marvel. © 1 c. Feb. 6, 1928; E
681787; Bernice Weekly Marvel,
Lincoln, Neb. 4293
Romeo and Juliet; opera in 4 acts,
composed to the text of William
Shakespeare by J. E. Barkworth, of
England. London, MacDonagh,
Capdeville & co. ltd. © May 1,
er, fee. Oct 21°21 2262: John
Edmund Barkworth, Cambridge,
England. 4294
Rondinella (La) amabile; melody, arr.
by Remo D’Alba. © 1. Feb. 17,
1928; E 686076; James B. Russo,
Brooklyn. 4295
Rosa di Spagna; valzer Spagnolo,
versi di O. Petrini, musica di R.
Balzani, of Italy; pf. © Sept. 15,
1927; 1 ce. Dec. 14; E 684598; Alba
musicale, Rome. 4296
4307
-
Rosa (La) nel giardino; melodia di
A. LaManca. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1928;
E 686457; Antonio LaManca, Cum-
berland, Md. 4297
Rosary of memories; words by Mary
Imeldine, music by Dorothy Alex-
ander. © 1c. Feb. 14, 1928; HE
686251; Alexander & co., Salt Lake
City. 4298
Rose (A) in the garden of love; words
by M. J. Stone, music by Frank W.
Ford. New York, Frank Harding.
©. Feb. 18, 1928; 2.c. Feb. 24; EB
683397; Marion J. Stone, Havre de
Grace, Md. 4299
Rose Marie; words by Edna and
Austin Wallack, melody by E. M.
Wallack. © 1. Feb. 20, 1928; E
686152: Edna Mary Wallack, Jen-
nings, Kan. 4300
Rose (The) of my dreams put a thorn
in my heart; waltz, words and
melody by H. A. Kies. © 1 ¢. Feb.
20, 1928; E 686149; Horace Allen
Kies, Platteville, Wis. 4301
Rose of Spain; fox trot ballad, words
by Sara Owen, music by S. D.
Baldovin. © 1 ec. Feb. 16, 1928;
E 683208; Silvin D. Baldovin, New
York. 4302
Rosella ; flower song, by H. D. Hewitt;
pf. © Feb. 20, 1928; 2c. Feb. 21;
E 686305: Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 4303
Rosenthal (Moriz) Zehn charakter-
stiicke; bearb. u. hrsg. von Max
Breitenfeld, of Austria; pf. © Jan.
TS. £9282 @. Keb, 25 °"R 6s45560;
Adolph Firstner, Berlin. 4304
Rosette; caprice, by Ed. B. Claypoole,
arr. by Leo A. Kempinski; orch.
with pf. or organ. © Feb. 23, 1928;
2c. Feb. 24; E 683392; Irving Ber-
lin standard music corp., New York.
4305
Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio) The
barber of Seville; selection, arr. by
Herman Finck, of Great Britain;
orch. with pf. conductor. © Jan.
13, 1928;-1 ¢ Feb. 8; E 684704;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. 4306
— Tancréde; ouverture, arr. par F.
Salabert, of France; orch. avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1927;
1c. Feb. 24, 1928; E 685091; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 4307
219
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4308
Rotarian song of triumph; words by
Thomas H. Dinsmore, music by E.
H. Jackson. © 1c. Feb. 27, 1928;
E 683497; Ernest H. Jackson, Great
Barrington, Mass. 4308
Roter (Ein) mund; slow-fox, worte
von Peter Herz, musik von Egon
Neumann, arr. von Franz Kber,
both of Austria; kleines u. grosses
orch. mit klavier direction. 4to. ©
Jan; :300 1928) yies@ Web. 23 8
685072; Wiener musik-verlag (In-
haber Otto HEirich), Vienna. 4309
Round the world, home again; words
and music by Harold D'xon; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Feb. 7, 1928; 2 «@
Feb. 9; E 682982; Harold Dixon
music publisher, New York. 4310
Roustabouts’ song; from Rain or
shine, words by Jack Yellen, music
by Milton Ager and Owen Murphy;
pt. ace., with ukulele arr. by. May
Singhi Breen. © Feb. 1, 1928; 2 ¢.
Feb. 3; E 681720; Ager, Yellen &
Bornstein, inc., New York. 4311
Rowley (Alec)
piano; by A. Rowley, of Great Brit-
ain’’ ©) Feb. 2,’ 1928: (1%: Feb. 6;
E 684589; Edwin Ashdown, lItd.,
London. 4312
Royal (The) banners forward go; an-
them, words by V. Fortunatus, tr.
by J. M. Neale, music by T. Fred-
erick H. Candlyn ; mixed vo‘ces, with
organ ace. 4to. © Feb. 1, 1928;
2 c. Feb. 13; E 681913; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. 4313
Rubber (The) city waltz; melody by
E. Fletcher. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1928;
E 683137; Elmer Fletcher, Akron,
O. 4314
Rube (A) festival; rural sketch, by
Dudley Peele, arr. by James C. Mc-
Cabe; orch., with pf. conductor. ©
Feb. 4, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 7; E 681798 ;
Belwin, inc., New York. 4315
Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch)
Kamennoi ostrow (Rocky Island) ;
tone poem, arr. by Conrad Centner;
pf. © Feb. 27, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 28;
E 686425; Theodore Lohr, Brook-
lyn. 4316
Melody in F; arr. by H. Haaf;
pf. New York City, Fred Fisher.
(Op men. 10.°1928: 2 -e. Webs ten
683150; Henry Haaf, Mt. Vernon,
1 ae es 4317
— Die nacht; romanze, op. 44, no.
1, neue bearb., violine anpassung
und klavier begl. von Charles Cerné,
Hleven pictures for
pt. D5, DS5-v. 25
of Austria; violine und klavier. ©
Nov...028). 192% 55 Pes Deeset ah
684548 ; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin.’
4318
Rumba (La); Cuban rhapsody, by
Quinto Maganini; orch. with pf.
conductor. © Feb. 8, 1928; 2 «
Feb. 18; E 681885; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 4319
Rusi! Rusi! canzonetta Napoletana,
versi di C. Forte, musica di Fran-
cesco Galio; mand. © 1. Feb. 21,
1928; E 683368; Frank Gallo and
Carlo Forte, New York. 43520
Russian Easter. priest’s’ blessing;
Easter song, English version by
Harvey Gaul, music by Andre
Kopolycff, arr. by Harvey Gaul; 4
mixed voices: organ ace. 4to. ©
Jan. 23): 1928.°°2 “ei deo
681663 ; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
4321
Russian jazz; by A. M. Kluchansky ;
pf. Los Angeles, Calif., Golden
pub. co. © Feb. 20, 1928; 2 ec. Feb.
17; E 686101; Anna M. Kluchan-
sky, Los Angeles. 4327
Russian theme; by George Bruhns;
pf. conductor pt. © Feb. 14, 1928;
2c. Feb. 13; E 686183; Ross Jung-
nickel, inc., New York. 4323
Sabbath nocturne; by Florence E.
Dahlstrom; organ. © Nov. 2, 1927;
2c. Jan. 21, 1928; E 683074; Hope
pub. co., Ch'eago. 4324
Sabe Dios si volvere; cancidén, letra
y musica por I. M. Valle; pf. ©l1e.
Feb. 29, 1928; E 683548; Ignacio M.
Valle, Chicago. 4325
Sabine River blues; words and melody
by Texas Alexander [pseud. of Al-
ger Alexander], melody arr. by
Irene Spain. [Photostat] © 1 «¢.
Feb. 29, 1928; E 683542; Polk C.
Brockman, Atlanta. 4326
Safety ; school playlet, words by Carol
Joan Farol, music by Frank A. Mar-
sales; pf. [Photostat] ©1e. Feb.
13, 1928; D 27267; Carol Joan Hoff-
man, Culver City, Calif. 4327
Safety Harbor on Tampa Bay; words
by W. G. King, music by Joyce Til-
son, arr. by Agnes Bell. Richmond,
Va., Pierce music pub. co. © Dec.
28, 1927; 2c. Feb. 6, 1928; Hi 682902 ;
William Guerrant King, Pies
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1928
Sag’ nicht du zu mir—wenn meine
frau dabei ist; foxtrot, text von
Fritz Rotter, musik von Austin Egen
u. Doelle, both of Germany.
Men 14, 1927: 1 c. Feb. 20, 1928 ;
E 684899; Roehr aktiengesellschaft,
Berlin. 4329
Sailing on the sea of love; words by
Arthur W. Hart, melody by Adelbert
W. Hart. © 1c. Feb. 29, 1928; H
683540; Adelbert W. Hart, Preston,
Id. 4330
St. Louis blues; by W. C. Handy, arr.
and transcribed by F. Henri Klick-
mann; FE flat alto, B flat ten. and
C melody saxophones, with pf. acc.
© Feb. 7, 1928; 2 « Feb. 9; HE
681839; Alfred & co., New York.
4331
St. Louis train; words and melody by
James O’Brien. © 1c. Feb. 6, 1928;
E 682931; Lester Melrose, Chicago.
4332
Sal morena mia; jota cancion, letra
arr. y musica por I. M. Valle.
_[Photostat] © 1c. Feb. 13, 1928;
E 681892; Ignacio M. Valle, Chi-
cago. 4333
Salammbo; de Florent Schmitt, of
France, op. %6; orch. | Partition.
oe Serer hk, Sous,..Ja.,tente.., [3
others] © Feb. 2, 1928; 1 c. Feb.
24; E 6851385; Durand et cie., Paris.
4334
San-Diego Bay; words by Josie
Dority-Bader, music by A. HB. Bader.
© 1. Feb. 2, 1928; E 682761;
Albert E. Bader, Hachita, N. M.
4335
San Francisco, the good old town;
words by C. H. White, music by
‘EK. B. Robinson and C. H. White,
arr. by Elbert F. Cowan.
stat] © Jan. 25, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 3;
E 682890; Charles Harry White,
San Francisco. 4336
Santa; words anon., music by H. F.
Kamp. © 1 ec. Feb. 23, 1928; E
686264; Henry F. Kamp, Detroit.
4337
Sarabande; from Suite in the ancient
style, by Charles Wood, of Great
Britain, ed. by Henry G. Ley; organ.
Fen. 43. 1928- 1)'c.,Kep..,25; 1
685146; H. F. W. Deane & sons, The
year book press, ltd., London. 4338
Saridda; la serva siciliana, versi di
A. Frattellone, melodia di A. Bas-
[Photo- .
4349
eetta. © 1c Feb. 23, 1928; E
.686227; Alfredo Bascetta and An-
selmo Frattellone, Brooklyn. 4339
Sarkis; duet, words and music by A.
Vanagaitis. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1928;
EH 682852; Antanas Vanagaitis, Chi-
cago. 4340
Satuala; oper in 3 akten, text von
Rolf Lauckner, musik von Emil
Nikolaus vy. Reznicek, of Germany;
klavierauszug mit text. © Jan. 23,
7828 > 1" eG wep: 2a... D 20272"... Uni-
versal edition actiengesellschaft,
Vienna. 4341
Say it, Sadie, say it; words and
music by H. W. Young. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Feb. 14,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 27; E 686432; Harry
W. Young, Detroit. 4342
Say it to the ediphone; words and
music by Arthur L. Walsh. © 1.
Feb. 10, 1928; E 681844; Thomas A.
Edison, ine, Orange, N. J. 4343
Say you'll come back and be my baby;
words by O. Sutter, music by Ray
Hibbeler. © 1 c. Feb. 9, 1928; E
683016; Oszetta Sutter, Muscatine,
Ta. 4344
Secale, arpeggi, intervalli ed esercizi;
compilato di Alessandro Biagini, of
Italy; violino. © Nov. 1, 1927; 1c.
Nov. 17; E 684553; Ditta R. Maurri,
Florence, Italy. 4345
Searlatti (—) Pastorale; arr. by J.
Stuart Archer, of Great Britain;
organ. © Feb. 20, 1928; 1 c. Feb.
15; E 684792; W. Paxton & co., ltd.,
London. 4346
Scarpetta (La); melody, arr. by
Remo D’Alba. ©1c. Feb. 17, 1928;
E 686074; James B. Russo, Brook-
lyn. 4347
Scéne d’amour; romanze, von Otto
Kopping, op. 188, arr. und bearb.
von Franz A. Sommer, both of Ger-
many; salon orch., mit pf. direktion
und violine 1 solo. 4to. © Aug.
Lb, ASA A Gn. NED. a,~-A9295 BB
684638 ;. Edition Metropol musikver-
lag, Berlin. 4348
Scénes antiques; de Léopold Larrieu,
of France; orch., avec pf. conduc-
teur. 1. Les courtisanes. [3 others]
© Dee. 31, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 28, 1928;
EK 684963; Francis Moulin, Cannes,
France. 4349
221
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4350
Scherzetto; by G. Jacob, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. London, J. Curwen & sons,
ltd. © Feb. 17, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 24;
E 685148; Gordon Jacob, Ewell,
Surrey, England. 4350
Scherzo d’amore; versi di Guido
Pinelli, musica di T. Petralia-Car-
ducci, of Italy. © Feb. 24, 1928;
1 e¢. Feb. 24; E 6849138; A. Forlivesi
& ¢c., Florence, Italy. 4351
Scherzo de la Symphonie en la-mineur ;
von Alexandre Tansman, of Poland;
pf. ©1e. Dee. 9, 1927; E 684777;
Universal edition, a. g., Vienna.
352
Schlittschuhlaufer ; von Hermann
Zilcher, of Germany, op. 61, no. 2;
pi AO Ock TO! 192 Te te.) eb... 3:
1928; E 684651; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany. 4353
Schneefall; von Herman Zilcher, of
Germany, op. 61, no. 1; pf. © Oct.
10, 1927; 1c. Feb. 3, 1928; H 684650;
Heinrichshofen’s verlag, Magdeburg,
Germany.
Schon Ozarks; by W. I. Davis; violin
and pf. © 1. Feb. 29, 1928; E
683564; W. I. Davis, Bentonville,
Ark. 4355
Schone (Hine), weisse chrysantheme;
lied u. yale, text von Kurt Robit-
schek, musik von Willy Rosen, of
Germany, klavier arr. von Walter
Borchert. © Dec. 24, 1927; 1 ¢. Feb.
24, 1928; E 684944; Wiener bohéme
verlag, Vienna. 4356
Schone (Die) wirtin vom gold’nen
stern; lied u. foxtrot, text von Hritz
Rotter, musik von Hermann Krome,
of Germany. © Jan. 27, 1928; 1c.
Feb. 24; E 684942; Wiener bohéme
verlag, Vienna. 4357
School (The) colors; by G. N. Benson ;
pf. 4 hands: © ‘Web. 7, 1928; 2c.
Feb. 9; EH 683050; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 4358:
School sports; march, by Karl W.
Schlabach, arr. by Alford-Ruhl;
band, ~4to. .© Dec. 20,1927; 2c.
Dec. 27; E 680660; Charles L. Barn-
house, Oskaloosa, Ia. 4359:
Schubert (Franz Peter) Andantino
varié; op. 84, no. 1, composed for
pf., four hands, on a French motive,
adapted by Harold Bauer; two pf.,
four hands. © Jan. 26, 1928; 2 ¢.
Feb. 10; E 681937; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 4360
4354.
|
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 23
Ave Maria; op. 52, arr. by Hugh
Blair, of Great Britain; organ.
Feb. 28, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 24; E 685066 ;
W. Paxton & co., Itd., London. 4361
Laughter and _ tears; English
words by Paul England, from the
German of F. Rtickert, music by
Schubert, op. 59, no. 4, arr. by
Hdward C. Bairstow, of England,
tonic solfa tr. by H. J. Timothy;
women’s voices; in A flat. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Feb. 7, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 8; E 684625;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 4362
Marche militaire; op. 51, no. 1,
arr. by Ed Chenette; band, with solo
B flat cornet. 4to. © Feb. 20, 1928;
2c. Feb. 20; EH 686116; Rubank, inc.,
Chicago. 4363
— On lonely heights; English words
by Paul England, from the German
of Ernst Schulze, music by Schubert,
op. 108, no. 1; arr. by Edward C.
Bairstow, of England, tonic sol-fa
tr. by H. J. Timothy; men’s ‘voices;
in D min. 4to. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Jan. 30, 1928;
1 « Jan. 31; E 684548; Stainer &
Bell, ltd., London. 4364
The wiseman’s song; 4-pt. song,
English words by Paul England,
from the German of Ruckert, music
by Schubert, op. 60, no. 1, arr. by
Edward C. Bairstow, of England;
men’s voleces. 4to. © Feb. 7, 1928;
1 ec. Feb. 8; E 684626; Siainer &
Bell, ltd., London. 4365
Schuler (George S.) Prelude; organ.
© Nov. 2,:1927 ; 2 e. Jan, 28, 1928;
E 683067; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
4366
Schulhoff (Erwin) Chanson; étude de
jazz, von H. Schulhoff, of Czechoslo-
vyakia; pf. .© Jan..11, 1928;,1 c.
Feb. 8; E 684771; Universal edition
actiengesellschaft, Vienna. 4367
Schumann (Robert Alexander)
Knight Rupert; by R. Schumann, op.
68, no. 12, arr. by Josephine Bowden ;
second pf. pt. © Feb. 4, 1928; 2 c.
Feb. 7; E 681795; Schroeder &
Gunther, ine., New York. 4368
Northern song; alr. with words
by M. Mason; 4 mixed voices. 4to.
©: Feb: 15, 19283 2a ieee ae
686096; M. Mason, Cambridge, Mass.
4869
Sicilienne; by R. Schumann, op.
68, no. 11, arr. by Josephine Bowden ;
second pf. pt. © Feb. 4, 1928; 2 c.
222
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no, 2, 1928
Feb: 7; EH 681794; Schroeder &
Gunther, inc., New York. 4370
— The wild rider; by R. Schumann,
op. 68, no. 8 arr. by Josephine
Bowden; second pf. pt. © Feb. 4,
ier 2 cw Keb. T;.. H,,;681793;
Schroeder & Gunther, ine., New York.
4371
Sciampagna (La) polka; by John De
Biers: pi. Cc) t ce Keb, 11, 1928;
E 683128; Rachel Regina Guerriere,
Long Island, N. Y. 4372
Scout march; by Ferris Owen, of Great
Britain; pf. London, Rowland’s.
(© Feb. 8, 1928: 1 ¢c Feb.-.24;. BH
684928; Solomon Rowland, London.
4373
Sea (A) nymph sat upon the shore;
anon. pt.—song, early 17th century,
transcribed and ed. by Peter War-
lock, of Great Britain; sop. 1, 2 and
alto; in B flat min. 4to. [Staff
and tonie sol-fa notations] © Nov.
3, 1927; 1 ce. Feb. 25, 1928; EH 684998 ;
Oxford university press, London.
4374
Sea (The) of sunset; poem by Emily
Dickinson, music by Arthur Farwell,
op. 26; med. voice. © Jan. 26, 1928;
2c. Feb. 10; E 681936; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. — 4875
Seattle theatre blues; words and music
by H. Colwell. Seattle, Wash.,
Capitol music co.
2c. Feb. 28; EH 686427; Harry Col-
well, Seattle. 4376
Second (A) hand husband; words by
A. Russo, melody by Robert H.
Brennen. © 1c. Feb. 15, 1928; BH
686039; Anthony Russo, Sacramento,
Calif. 4377
See my lawyer; ensemble opening,
words and music by Bert Humphries
fi. e. B. A. Humphries], arr. by
Gustav Schulze; pf. © 1c. Feb. 29,
1928; E 683550; Bertha A. Hum-
phries, Cincinnati. 4378
Sehnsucht; by HE. H. Nickelsen; pf.
1c. Feb. 29, 1928: E .683565;
EKutoka Hellier Nickelsen, Sioux
City, Ta: 4379
Sei nich traurig kleines miidel: blues
aus der operette Drei arme kleine
midel, gesangstexte von Wiili Kollo,
musik von Walter Kollo, of Ger-
many, arr. von Otto Lindemann, of
Austria. © Apr. 6, 1927; 1c. Feb. 3.
1928; E 684646; Edition Vuvag, ver-
lag u. vertrieb, a. g., Berlin. 43880
© Feb. 23, 1928; -
4392
Seforita; words and music by Sam
Zitter [i. e. Samuel Zitter] © 1.
Feb. 23, 1928; E 686234; Samuel
Zitter, Mattapan, Mass. 4381
Sentence from the burial service, and
Kyrie; music by Leo Sowerby;
mixed voices, with bar. solo. 4to.
© Feb. 21,,1928:.2 ¢ Heb.,.24; B
683387; Boston music co., Boston.
4382
Sentimiento (Un) de amor; duo, letra
y musica por I. M. Valle; treble
voices. [Photostat] © 1c. Feb. 13,
1928; E 681889; Ignac.o M. Valle,
Chicago. 4383
Senza core; versi di 8. Forgione, melo-
dia di Michele Martino. ©1e. Jan.
31, 1928; BH 682704; Salvatore For-
gone, Philadelphia. 4384
Septembernacht; worte von Max
Barthel, musik von Erwin Lendvai,
of Germany, op. 88, no. 6; 4 stim-
mige miinnerchor. 4to. © May 24,
1927; 1 c. Feb. 18, 1928; BH 684825;
Gebriider Hug & co., Leipzig. 4885
Serenade; words by Palmer N. Payne,
musc by E. BE. Reitz. © 1c. Feb.
23, 1928; E 686245; Edward BH.
Reitz, Buffalo. 4386
Sérénade a Colombine;° scherzettino,
de Raoul Benoit, of France; orch.
avee pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dec.
a) 1926: fh. sei Aes « dais
685083 ; Georges Krier, Paris. 4387
Serpent’s (The) ball; words and mu-
sic by P. Wert. New York, Frank
Harding. © Feb. 14, 1928; 2 ec. Feb.
27; E 683457; Pauline Wert, HIl-
dorado, Ill. 4388
Seventy-four to the front; words and
music by Hugene C. Wyatt. (In
The chase, v. 10, no. 10, Jan. 1928)
©) Jian. 25) 1828 02%. Web: |
682914; Chase bank club, New York.
4389
Shadow dance; sonata quasi fantasia,
di Manlio di Veroli, of Italy ; vioion-
cello e pf.: © Feb. 17, 1928; 1 «.
Feb. 18; E 6848738; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 4390
Shadows; melody by R. C. Murray.
©. 1c Feb. 29, 1928; E 683546;
Resda Claire Murray, Champaign,
Til. 4391
Shady grove; words and melody by
Kentucky thorobreds. © 1 ¢. Feb.
15, 1928; E 686004; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 4392
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4393
She dwelt among the untrodden ways;
words’ by Wordsworth, music by
Ian Whyte, of Great Britain. ©
Feb.(20, 22928 > hu e@ioReb: 123s. EH
684904; J. & W. Chester, Itd., Lon-
don. 4393
She is so innocent; in La fille de
Madame Angot, by Charles Lecocq,
air. by Gladys Pitcher; 4 treble
voices. 4to. © Jan. 20, 1928; 2 e.
Feb. 6; E 681768; C. C. Birchard &
co., Boston. 4394
She’ll come back to me I know; words
and musc by Paul Wenton Chase.
© 1c. Feb. 3, 1928; E 682877; Clay-
ton W. Peirson, Pasadena. 4395
She’s my girl; words by Joseph Bales-
trieri, melody by J. J. Balestrieri
and William Carlock. © 1. Feb.
6, 1928; EH 682942; James Joseph
Balestrieri, New York. 4396
She treats me like a dog; words and
melody by James O’Brien. ‘© 1 c.
Feb. 6, 1928; H 682932; Lester Mel-
rose, Chicago. 4397
Sheik of Desplaines street; words and
melody by Charlie Jackson. © 1.
Feb. 15, 1928; E 686003; Chicago
music puk. co., inc., Chicago. 4398
Shepherd (The) of His flock; 4 pt.
hymnh-anthem, words from the Bible,
music by Philip Greely; men’s
voices. 4to.
Feb. 21; E 686293; Theodore Press-
er co., Philadelphia. 4399
Shepherd of tender youth; unison
song, words tr. from Clement of
Alexandria, by H. M. Dexter, music
by H. A. Chambers, of Hngland;
children’s voices; in A flat. (in
Novello’s hymns and tunes for Sun-
day school anniversary services)
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notat.ons]
© Sam, VAS 1926") vel Hebe te |B)
684794; Novello & co., ltd., London.
4400
Shepherds (The) sing; words’ by
George Herbert, music by Stuart
Young, of England; low or middle
voice, with pf. or organ acc. and
obbL pts. for violin and harp. ©
Neb: 14, -1928;, 2 ¢. Keb. . 183° E
683234; H. W. Gray co., New York.
4401
Shine on me; words by and music arr.
by B. B. McKinney; male voices.
(In Coleman‘s male choir) © Feb.
tT 19282. ee heb. 17> Er 683264;
Robert H. Coleman, Dallas. 4402
© Feb. 20, 1928; 2 c.’
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 23
Shisters (Dem) farlang; words and
melody by A. Karp. © 1c. Feb. 1,
1928; E 681705; Abe Karp, Brook-
lyn. 4403
Showers; words and music by B. W.
Marvel. © 1 e@. Feb. 6, 1928; E
681788; Bernice Weekly Marvel,
Lincoln, Neb. 4404
Showman (The); narrative poem, by
Herbert Frank Nicholls, of Great
Britain; pf. London, Rowland’s.
© Jan. 26, 1928; 1 ¢« Feb. 10; B
684688; Solomon Rowland, London.
4405
Si ca vous va; de Oh la vicieuse,
paroles de Ch. L. Pothier, et Henri
Varna, musique de C. Oberfeld, of
France; ace. de pf. avec arr. pour
ukulele de F. Salabert. © Dec. 31,
1927; 1 c. Feb. 24, 1928; E 685111;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 4406
Si maman le veut; de Comte Obligado,
lyrics d’André Barde, musique’ de
Raoul Moretti, of France. © Dec.
al, 1927: 1. ¢Mebl24e Wels: 1
685104; Francis Salabert, Paris.
4407
Sicilienne; de Gilbert Beaume, of
France, op. 15; violon et orch. avec
pf. conducteur. © Oct. 18, 1927;
1c. Feb. 10, 1928; E 684727; United
music co., New York. 4408
Silkene pajames; words by M. Rund,
melody by G. Juvelir. © 1 c¢. Feb.
18, 1928; E 688308; Morris Rund,
New York. 4409
Silly (The) little fool; words by Mor-
ris Bishop, music by John Barnes
Wells; low voice. © Feb. 14, 1928;
2c. Feb. 16; E 683175; Boston music
co., Boston. 4410
Silver bells; valse, by B. De Pace;
violin or mand. ©1e. Feb. 1, 1928;
E 681717; Bernardo De Pace, Coney
Island, N. Y. 4411
Silver screen series photo play edi-
tion; by Lilly Kovacs; pf. or organ.
v. 2. Love’s passion. [5 others] ©
Feb. 28,. 1928; 2 ¢ Weep. 2e,
686417; American composers, inc.,
New York. 4412
Since I met Mary Jane; fox-trot,
words by Al Chester, music by Mar-
cello Mayne, of Great Britain; pf.
and ukulele ace.; in G. © Feb. 7,
1928; 1 c. Feb. 17; E 684780; Cecil
Lennox, Itd., London. 4413
224
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1928
4437
tS SR NE SE ER 7 Ed PS a ye Ue
Since I met you; words and melody
by G. R. Wilson; with ukulele arr.
no. 1,2. ©1c. each Feb. 28, 1928;
E 686450; George Robert Wilson,
New York. 4414
Since I met you; words by Paul De
Frank, melody by A. Tauro. ©1c.
Feb. 27, 1928; E 686435; Arthur
Tauro, Lynn, Mass. 4415
Since the day you went away; fox
trot, words by M. A. Zetlin, music
by M. A. Zetlin and Felice Iula.
© 1c. Feb. 27, 1928; E 683492;
Morris Albert Zetlin, Baltimore.
~4416
Since then no more; words and music
by C. E. C. Oswald. © 1c. Feb.
23, 1928; E 683560; Charles H. C.
Oswald, New York. 4417
Sing sing singers; dramatico-musical
play in 1 act, words and music of
verses by R. Pauley, musie of cho.
by Carl Demangate. © 1 c. Feb.
20, 1928; D 27261; Roy Pauley,
Schenectady, N. Y. 4418
Sing Texas; by the Fence Rider
[pseud. of William Cochran] Gen-
eral MSS. ed. 8v0. © Oct. 10, 1927;
2ne. Octet sath Jam 23, 19285 A
1065358; Book & music co., Dallas.
4419
Sinking of the submarine S-4; words
by Edith C. Ryan, music by Monte
Kyler. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Feb. 14, 1928; 2 «
Feb. 21; H 683337; Edith C. Ryan,
Cumberland, Md. 4420
Skiddin’; trombone novelty, by G. F.
Briegel; orch. 4to. Mar. 2,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 29; E 683535; George
F. Briegel, New York. 4421
Skipping song; words anon., music by
H. F. Kamp. © 1c. Feb. 23, 1928;
EK 686255; Henry F. Kamp, Detroit.
4422
Skoodle um skoo; words and melody
by Charlie Jackson. © 1c. Feb. 15,
1928; E 686002; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 4423
Slabist; words by Eugene Zukowsky,
melody by A. Schwartz. © 1 «.
Feb. 15, 1928; E 686033; Abe
Schwartz, New York. 4424
Slavonic poem; by Evan Marsden, of
England; violin with pf. ace. unos.
1, 2. © Feb. 18, 1928; 1 c@ each
Feb. 24; E 685064, 685065; Joseph
Henry Larway, London. 4425, 4426
Sleep, my dearie; words by M. T.
Armitage, musie by M. Teresa Armit-
age, harmonized by Harvey Worth-
ington Loomis. 4to. 1. 2 sops. and
alto.—2. Mixed voices. © Feb. 8,
1928; 2 c. each Feb. 23;. EH 686218,
686219; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
4427, 4428
Sleepy eyes; lullaby, by Frederic
Mullen, of England; pf. London,
Rowland’s. © Feb. 14, 1928; 1 «.
Feb. 29; E 685208; Solomon Row-
land, London. 4429
Sleepy Hollow lane; words by Harold
Christy, music by» Alfred Solman;
pf. ace, with ukulele arr. by An-
thony J. Franchini. © Feb. 21,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 21; E 683333; Joe
Morris music co., New York. 4430
Sleepy Hollow tune; pt.-song, words
by Bertram Fosdick, music by
Richard Kountz; sop., alto and bar.
4to. © Jan. 26,1928; 2 c. Jan. 28;
E 681648; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 4431
Slumber song; by Alfred Redhead, of
England; pf. London, Rowland’s.
© Jan. 27, 1928; 1 @ Feb. 10; E
684692; Solomon Rowland, London.
4432
Smeck (The Roy) ukulele and ukulele-
banjo method; by Roy Smeck. 4to.
© Jan. 31, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Feb.
1; A 1064348; William J. Smith
music co., inc., New York. 4433
Smile of Columbine; air de ballet, by
R. Drigo, arr. by James C. McCabe;
orch. © Feb. 20, 1928; 2c. Feb. 27;
E 683465; Belwin, inc., New York.
4434
Smyth (Ethel) Concerto; for violin,
horn and orch., by EH. Smyth, of
Great Britain, arr. as trio for violin,
horn, or viola or violoncello, and pf.
Se. London, J. Curwen & sons, ltd.
© Jan. 24, 1928; 1 « Feb. 4; EB
684720; Ethel Smyth, Surrey, Eng-
land. 4435
’Sno use talking, I’ve got to be good;
from Sunny days, words by Clifford
Grey and Wm. Cary Duncan, music
by Jean Schwartz; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Feb. 17, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 23;
E 686325; Shubert theatre corp.,
New York. 4436
Snow (The Frank A.) Instructor of
rudimental drumming. © Feb. 6,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 8; aff. Feb. 9; A
1065831; Leedy mfg. co., Indian-
apolis. 4437
225
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4438
So do I; from Sunny days, words by
Clifford Grey and Wm. Cary Dun-
can, music by Jean Schwartz; pf.
and ukulele acc. New York, Harms,
ine. © Feb. 17, 1928; 2 ¢c. Feb. 23;
E 686324; Shubert theatre corp.,
New York. 4438
So nice you are; fox-trot, de Oh! la
vicieuse . . ., de John Tetterby, of
Brance: pf ©. Dee, 31-1927 - 1c.
Jan, 28, 1928; E 684984; Choudens,
Paris. 4439
Sock time papa; words by I. L. Robin-
son, music by J. L. Robinson and
E. J. Mallory, arr. by Ralph Ander-
son. ©1c. Feb. 10, 1928; E 681864;
Ikey L. Robinson and Eddie J. Mal-
lory, Chicago. 4440
Softly now the light of day; anthem,
words by George W. Doane, music
by Maleolm C. Marks; mixed voices;
organ ace. 4to. © Feb. 7, 1928;
2 c. Feb. 9; E 683035; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia., 4441
Softly now the light of day; sacred
song, words by George W. Doane,
music by Malcolm C. Marks. © Jan.
26, 1928; 2 @ Jan. 28; E 681657;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
4442)
Solemn melody ; by H. Walford Davies,
arr. by J. Ord Hume, of England;
brass band pts. obl. 24mo. 1. Ist
trombone.—2. Huphonium in B flat.—
3. Ripieno in B flat.—4. Soprano in
E flat.—5. Solo cornet in B flat, con-
ductor. © Jan. 18, 1928; 1 c. each
Feb. 18; E 684801-684805; Novello
& co., Itd., London. 4443-4447
Solitary moon; words and music by
G. W. Henninger. © 1 ¢. Feb. 10,
1928; E 681865; G. William Hennin-
ger, N. Y. 4448
Some day you may change your mind;
words by Lou Davis, music by J.
Fred Coots. © Jan. 30, 1928; 2 «.
Jan. 31; E 682788; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 4449
Some little some one; words by Jack
Yates, music by J. Yates and
Leonard Henkel. © 1c. Feb. 27,
1928: E 6838483; Weede-Meyer or-
chestra, Dallas. 4450
Some one to call me daddy; words by
Harley A. Tuttle, music by Robert
H. Brennan. © 1c. Feb. 21, 1928;
E 683353; Harley Angelo Tuttle,
Diamond, O.
4451 ©
e pt. nese yr ee
Somebody here needs Jesus; words by
James Rowe, music by Harry Dixon
Loes; male voices. (In Coleman’s
male choir) © Feb.’ 1, 1928; 2 e.
Feb. 17; E 683266; Robert H. Cole-
man, Dallas. 4452
Somehow; words and melody by R.
Snyder and L. Parsons. © 1c. Feb.
6, 1928; E 682945; Relvin Snyder
and Leslie Parsons, Stockton, Calif.
4453
Sometime maybe, but don’t bother me
now; fox trot, words and music by
W. E. Gilliam ; pf.: [Photostat] ©
1c. Feb. 11, 1928; E 683122; Willard
H. Gilliam, Detroit. 4454
Somewhere in Hawaii; words by Harry
Pease, music by Hd. G. Nelson; pf.
and ukulele ace., with pts. for C
melody saxophone or violin, E flat
alto saxophone, B flat ten. Saxo-
phone, and ten. banjo. © Jan. 3,
1928; 2:c. Jan. 5; EH, 679852; A.J.
Stasny music co., ine, New York.
4455
Somewhere there is someone; words
by A. Remsen, melody by H. S.
Krause. © 1 ec: Feb. 25, 1928; E
686371; Alice Remsen and H. Syl-
vester Krause, New York. 4456
Sommer; worte von Otto Julius Bier-
baum, musik von Gustav Haug, of
Switzerland, op. 88, no. 4; 4 stim-
mige miinnerchor. 4to. © Aug. 25,
1927; 1 c. Feb. 18, 1928; EH 684824;
Gebrtider Hug & co., Leipzig. 4457
Sonata dramatica; by T. Frederick H.
Candlyn; organ. 1. Passionato. [2
others] © Feb. 17, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
18; E 6838232; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 4458
Sonatina a due voci; di Enzo Masetti,
of Italy; pf. nos. 1-4. © Jan. 30,
1928; 1 @ Feb. 2; EH 684582; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 4459
Song (A) of death (Chant de la
mort) ; prelude, by Thomas Preston,
arr. by Quentin Maclean, both of Eng-
land; full orech., with pf. conductor.
4to. © Jan. 26, 1928; 1 ¢c. Feb. 11;
E 684743: Hawkes & son (London),
Itd., London. 4460
Song of the Indian love moon (Chan-
son indien de la lune d’amour) ; song
without words, by R. H. Greenwell;
violin and saxophone solo, with pf.
ace. © 1c. Feb. 6, 1928; E 681779;
Robert Holmes Greenwell, Washing-
ton. 4461
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no. 2, 1928
Song (The) of the Jew Holy City of | Song
Jerusalem; words and melody by P.
Kanstrup; in B flat. © 1 «e. Feb.
20, 1928; E 686127; Peter Kanstrup,
Long Beach, Calif. 4462
Seng of the Morman temple and the
holy city of Salt Lake; words and
melody by P. Kanstrup. © 1c. Feb.
10, 1928; E 6831380; Peter Kanstrup,
Long Beach, Calif. 4463
Song (The) of the Mormon temple
and holy city of Salt Lake; words
and melody by P. Kanstrup; in EB
flat. © 1 ¢. Jan. 16, 1928; E 682521 ;
Peter Kanstrup, Long Beach, Calif.
4464
Song (The) of the Mormon temple and
holy city of Salt Lake; words and
melody by P. Kanstrup; in G. ©
1 c. Feb. 6, 1928; E 682948; Peter
Kanstrup, Long Beach, Calif. 4465
Song of the parakeets; words by P. C.
Lowe, music by M. Pugatsky and
hee arons LPhorostatl” © T¢
Feb. 9, 1928; E 6838014; Perey C.
Lowe, Max Pugatsky, and Alexander
A. Arons, Washington. 4466
Song of the sap; words and melody
by Joe Debrohen, Pete Wendling and
Monty Siegel. ©1c. Feb. 11, 1928;
E 683125; DeSylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc., New York. 4467
Song of the seasons; words by Nettie
Phillips, music by David Reed. ©
1c. Feb. 9, 1928; E 683006; Nettie
Phillips, Lafayette, Ind. 4468
Song of the sirens; words by William
Browne, music by Clive Carey, of
Great Britain; in A. © Jan. 24,
1928; 1 ec. Feb. 7; E 684621; Hawkes
& son (London), ltd., London. 4469
Song of the Volga boatmen; tradi-
tional air, arr. by HB. Markham Lee,
of England; pf., with easy version.
© Jan. 26, 1928; 1 e Feb. 4; EB
684617; Murdoch, Murdoch & Go.,
incorp. with John G. Murdoch & co..
ltd., London, 4470
Song of the waits; by Frederic Mullen,
of England; pf. © Feb. 14, 1928;
1 ec. Feb. 29; E 685210; Solomon
Rowland, London. 4471
Song (The) of the waters; 2-pt. song,
words by Hilary Staples, mus’c by
George Rathbone, of England; 2
sops. 4to. © Feb. 24, 1928: 1 «.
Feb. 25; E 685031; Novello. & co..
ltd., London. 4472
f 4483
of welcome; by Richardson
Phillips, op. 32, no. 3; pf. © Dee.
Ss 3027 +: P20 ie. eT anb 07, o1928 4-
679959 ; B. F. Wood music co., Bos-
ton. 4473
Songs of long ago; words and melody
by O. P. Wolfson. © 1 ce. Jan. 28,
1928; E 682913; O. P. Wolfson, New
York. 4474
Sous les orangers; extrait de Sevilla,
de J. Turina, arr. par S. Chapelier,
of France; orch. avec pf. conduc-
teur. © Dec. 31, 1927; 1 ec. Jan. 28,
1928; E 684980; Max Eschig et cie.,
Paris. 4475
Sowerby (Leo) Nine invitatories; set
by L. Sowerby; unacc. mixed cho.
4to. © Feb. 16, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 18;
E 683250; Boston music co., Boston.
4476
Spanish moon; words and music by
Pamela Terese, of Australia. ©
Dees Zeige. a Webi 19028 yan
684616; Allan & co. proprietary Itd.,
Melbourne, Australia. 4477
Spanish rose; vocal waltz, words and
music by A. M. Pearson, J. Robin-
son and Lee Hanley, all of England;
pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by Charles
Hanley; in A fiat. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Dec. 2, 1927;
1c. Feb. 24, 1928; E 684934; Camp-
bell, Connelly & co., London. 4478
Spanish serenade; by Irénée Bergé;
pf. conductor pt. © Feb. 14, 1928;
2 e. Feb. 138; E 686179; Ross Jung-
nickel, ine., New York. 4479
Spanish serenade; words and music
by R. Goldman. © 1 ¢ Feb. 17,
1928; E 686082; Rosella Goldman,
Evansville, Ind. 4480
Spare a little love; from The opti-
m ‘sts, words by Clifford Grey, music
by Melville Gideon. New York, Leo
Feist, ine. © Feb. 6, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
9; E 6838058; Francis, Day & Hun-
ter, ltd., London. 4481
Speaking of love; words by Gus Kahn,
melody by Joe Cooper. © 1c. Feb.
23, 1928; E 686248; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 4482
Speed maniacs; one step-galop, by
Will Donaldson. arr. by William C.
Schoenfeld; orch. with pf. or organ
ace. 4to. © Jan. 25, 1928; 2.¢e. Jan.
26; E 681693: Irving Berlin stand-
ard music corp., New York. 4483
227
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4484
pt. OT, nv sii v.23
Spiewnik koScielny; zebrat i wydat L.
A. Cieszykowski. Czes¢ druga.
24mo. © Feb. 14, 1928; 2 ec. and
aff. Feb. 17; A 1067383; Leon A.
Cieszykowski, Chicago. 4484
Spirit of progress; march, by C. M.
Ferm; pf. Brooklyn, N. Y., Ferm’s
music house. © Feb. 23, 1928; 2 «.
Feb. 25; E 683483 ; Charles M. Ferm,
Brooklyn. 4485
Spirit (The) of the chase; hunting
song, by George F. Hamer; pf.
Lawrence, Mass., Bay state music
eo: ‘©: Dee; (24, 19273 Qie. Jan. 3,
1928; E 681733; Reginald K. Liver-
sidge, Lawrence, Mass. 4486
Spirit (The) of the purple; march,
melody by A. Pryor. © 1 ec. Feb.
20, 1928; E 686126; Arthur Pryor,
Asbury Park. 4487
Spooky (A) adventure; mystic alle-
gro, by Josef Pasternack ; orch., with
pf. or organ. 4to. © Feb. 23, 1928;
2c. Feb. 24; E 683391; Irving Ber-
lin standard music corp., New York.
4488
Spring song; by Mrs. Stanley M.
Musicante; melody with pf. ace. ©
1 c. Feb. 7, 1928; E 682925; Stanley
M. Musicante, New York. 4489
Spring (A) song; by Richardson
Phillips, op. 32, no. 1; pf. © Dec.
15, 1927; 2c. Jan. 7, 1928; E 679957 ;
B. F. Wood music co., Boston. 4490
Springtime; words by M. B. Hardin,
music by I. S. Hunt. Nashville,
Tenn., Flick musie pub. co. © Jan.
31. 1928; 2 c. Feb. 2; E 682806; Ida
Stone Hunt, and Mary Brown
Hardin, Nashville. 4491
Sprtihende melodik; slow-fox o. fox,
von Jazzteufel, gepriift u. erwéhlt
vom arrangier-orch. F. W. Froéh-
lich, of Germany; orch. mit cello ad
lib, © Sept. 1, 1927; 1 c« Feb. 8,
1928; E 684673; Friedrich W. Froh-
lich, Leipzig. 4492
Stajerek; melody by P. Humeniuk.
©1e. Jan. 31, 1928; E 682697; Paul
Humeniuk, New York. 4493
Stand by me King Jesus; words and
melody by Norfolk quartette. ©
1c. Feb. 15, 1928; E 681963; Chi-
cago music pub. co., ine., Chicago.
4494
Stand up for Jesus; sacred solo, by
G. J. Webb, transcription by Fred
W. Clement; 12 wind instruments,
with pf. ace. 4to. © Feb. 25, 1928;
2c. Feb. 21; E 683329; Joseph E..
Agnew, Kansas City, Mo. 4495
Star dance folio, no. 30; compiled and
ed. by George Botsford; pf. © Feb.
24, 1928; 2 c« Feb: 27; 683453;
Jerome H. Remick & co., New York.
4496
Star of the Renaissance : a vision, for
cho., soli and orch., words by Ray
Claflin Bridgman, music by H. Van
Vollenhoyen; pf. sc. © 1 ¢. Feb.
6, 1928; E 682943; Hanna Van
Vollenhoven, Weehawken, N. J.
4497
Starlight and tulips; words by Alfred
Bryan, music by Pete Wendling; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen, and arrangements for
C melody, E flat alto and B flat ten.
saxophones. © Feb. 10, 1928; 2 e.
Feb. 9; E 682983; Sam Fox pub.
- co., Cleveland. 4498
Stars of love; words and music by
Charles Fonteyn Manney. 1. Med.
voice, in C.—2. High voice, in E
flat. © Feb. 3, 1928; 2 c. each Feb.
13; E 681912; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 4499
Stay; words and music by F. Vallejo.
Gy Jan. 31, 1928: °2) eo Wen 4
683155; Francisca Vallejo, San
Francisco. 4500
Stepping on the gas; melody, by S.
Morgan. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1928; BE
682861; Sam Morgan, New Orleans.
4501
Still, still with Thee; words by Mrs.
H. B. Stowe, music by I. E. Reyn-
olds; male voices. (Jn Coleman’s
male choir) © Feb. 1, 1928; 2 e.
Feb. 17; E 683280; Robert H. Cole-
man, Dallas. 4502
Stille (Die) stadt; text von Richard
Dehmel, musik von Armin Knab, of
Germany; 38 stimm. mia&nnerchor.
8vo. © Sept. 5, 1927; 1 ec. Feb. 3,
1928; E 684686; Georg Kallmeyer
verlag, Wolfenbiittel, Germany.
4503
Stimmung; von VaSa PYihoda, neue
bearb., klavier begl. und hrsg. von
Charles Cerné, of Austria; violine
und klavier. © Noy. 28, 1927; 1 ¢.
Dec. 14; E 684550; Adolph Fiirstner,
Berlin. 4504
Stolz (Robert) 20 blumenlieder ;
verse von Bruno Hardt-Warden, mu-
sik von Robert Stolz, of Austria, op.
228
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1928
500, ©) Jan. 12,1928; 1 c. Feb. 15;
E 684744; Edition Scala, Vienna.
4505
Stop, look and listen; collection of
songs, words by S. J. Gillean, music
by G. C. Polini and others. I’ve
got the fever bad. [3 others] ©
Feb. 28, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 5;
A 1067908; Stephen J. Gillean, Los
Angeles. 4506
Stornelli abruzzesi; versi e melodia
di P. Sciascia. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1928;
EH 6838408; Pasquale Sciascia, Phila-
delphia. 4507
Stornelli Siciliani; versi di Paul
Citarella, melodia di Francesco
Pensiero. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1928; HB
686453 ; Italian book co., New York.
4508
Stornelli Toscani; versi e melodia di
S. Coruzzolo. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1928;
E 686869; Silvia Coruzzolo, New
York. 4509
Story old; words and musie by Paul
Dorvai [pseud.] © 1 ec. Feb. 27,
1928; E 683495; Hector Louis
Belisle, Fall River, Mass. 4510
Strahlendes gliick zu zwein; text von
Carl Schmidt, musik von Karl
Patsch, of Germany. © Oct. 11,
1927; 1 c. Feb. 3, 1928; E 684654;
Karl Patsch musikverlag Melodie,
Berlin. 4511
Strauss (Richard) Die aegyptische
Helena; text von H. v. Hofmanns-
thal, musik von Richard Strauss,
klavierauszug von Otto Singer, both
of Germany. © 1c. Feb. 6, 1928;
E 684648; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin.
4512
Also sprach Zarathustra (Thus
spoke Zarathustra) ; op. 30, arr. yon
Arnold Wilke, of Germany; orch.
mit pf. direction. © Dec. 21, 1927;
1 ¢c. Jan. 13, 1928; E 684761; Uni-
versal edition actiengesellschaft,
Vienna. 4513
Streng verboten; marsch, aus der
revue, text von Fritz Rotter u. Otto
Stransky, musik von James Klein, of
Germany, arr. von Otto Lindemann.
Gy lune 11; 1927- 1 "ec. Oct..91% EB
685171; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 4514
Strenna azzurra, 1 Gennario 1928; di
diversi autori [of Italy] anno XII.
a) Jam is f92s; fe. KRebivo> BE
684678; Italian book co., New Rae
93485—28——_7
4525
Strife (The) is o’er; Easter anthem,
by Joseph Fletcher; 4 mixed voices
or cho. 4to. © Jan. 30, 1928; 2 «¢.
Feb. 1; E 681686; Robin Ellis, Ridge-
field Park, N. J. 4516
Sublime ricordo; valzer, di Omero
Castellucci; violino. © 1 ¢. Feb.
20, 1928; E 6838350; Sussie Riccardi,
New York. 4517
Subway (The) sun; from Greenwich
Village follies, words by Max and
Nathaniel Lief, music by Ray Per-
kins; pf. and ukulele acc. © Feb.
4, 1928; 2 «. Feb. 7; E 682953;
Harms, ine., New York. 4518
Stid-sonnen-fox; von Jazzteufel, ge-
pruft u. erwiihlt vom arrangier-orch.
FF. W. Frohlich, of Germany; orch.
© Sept. 1, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 8, 1928;
EH 684675; Friedrich W. Frohlich,
Leipzig. 4519
Stinden, di¢é man im rausch nicht
bedenkt ; aus Berlin ohne hemd, text
von Fritz Rotter und Otto Stransky,
musik von Franz Doelle, of Ger-
many, arr. von Otto Lindemann. ©
Sept.) £3, 1926; 1 e.,Ock: 31,01 927 ;
H 685186; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 4520
Suite mignonne; by Rudolf Friml, op.
35, arr. by F. Louis Taylor, of Great
Britain; orch. with pf. conductor.
1. Solitude. [4 others] © Feb.
1, 1928; 1 c@ Feb. 16; E 684900;
Alfred Lengnick & co., ltd., London.
4521
Suite VII; von Josef Matthias Hauer,
of Austria, op. 48; orch. Partitur.
© Dec. 27, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 27, 1928;
HY 684768; Universal edition actien-
gesellschaft, Vienna. 4522
Summer shower; poem by Emily Dick-
inson, music by Arthur Farwell, op.
73, no. 1; med. or high voice.
Jan. 26, 1928; 2c. Feb. 10; E 681935 ;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 4523
Summer time; by Herbert Frank
Nicholls, of Great Britain; pf. Lon-
don, Rowland’s. © Feb. 6, 1928;
1c. Feb. 24; E 684918; Solomon
Rowland, London. 4524
Sun (The) has long been set; words
by Wordsworth, music by Ian Whyte,
of Great Britain. © Feb. 20, 1928;
1 ec. Feb. 23; E 684905; J. & W.
Chester, Itd., London. 4525
Sunbeams; suite, by Jean Morel, of
Great Britain; pf. 1. In an old
flower garden. [2 others] © Jan.
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4526
Surbeams—Continued.
18, 1928; 1 e. Feb. 18; E 684864;
Reeder & Walsh, London. 4526
Sunbeams or shadows; words and
music by J. T. Williams. © Feb.
7, 1928; 2 ec. Feb. 9; E 683030;
James T. Williams, Minneapolis.
4527
Sunkist Hawaii; words and music by
Irene West and K. R. Barnum, arr.
by Rube Bennett; pf. and ukulele
ace. Chicago, Barnum pub. co. ©
Jan. 31, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 2; E 682811;
Kenneth R. Barnum, Chicago. 4528
Sunrise; words by Herbert Miller,
music by Horace Shepherd, of Great
- Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.; in F.
[Stuff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Feb. 16, 1928; 1 c« Feb. 20; E
684879; Keith-Prowse & co., lid.,
London. 4529
Sunset hour; words by EH. C. Baird,
music by B. B. McKinney;-. male
voices. (Jn Coleman’s male choir)
© Feb. 1, 1928: 2 c. Web. 17; EB
683272; Robert H. Coleman, Dallas.
4530
Sunset song; duet, by Helen Dallam;
violin. © Jan. 26, 1928; 2 ec. Feb.
10; E 681941; G. Schirmer, ine.,
New York. 4531
Sunshine; fox trot, words and music
by J. E. Brezin. © Feb. 7, 1928;
2 ce. Feb. 9; E 683028; Julius E.
Brezin, Philadelphia. 4532
Sunshine; words and music by Irving
Berlin; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by May Singhi Breen. © Feb. 14,
1928; 2c. Feb. 15; E 681956; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 4533
Sunshine on the trees; duet, by Helen
Dallam; violin. © Jan. 26, 1928;
2c. Feb. 10; E 681940; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 4534
Supplication; by Irénée Bergé, arr. by
Ross Jungnickel; pf. conductcr pt.
© Feb. 14, 1928; 2 «@ Feb. 14; E
686186; Ross Jungickel, ine., New
York. 4535
Swanee-River-song; aus Jonny spielt
auf, von Ernst Kyenek. op. 45, arr.
von Gustav Blasser, of Austria;
gesang u. klavier. © Dec. 14, 1927;
1 ec. Jan. 18, 1928; E 684764; Uni-
versal edition actiengesellschaft,
Vienna. 4536
Sweet as any white chile; 4-pt. song,
words and music by Edwin L. Walk-
er, arr. by Phill‘p Greely; men’s
Ptah, 0S, wee
——
voices. 4to. © Jan, 28, 1928; 2 e.
Jan. 31; E 681662; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 4537
Sweet be your dieams; words by
Daniel S. Twohig, music by Robert
Huntington Terry. 1. High voice, in
F.—2. Low voice, in E flat. © Feb.
4, 1928; 2 c. each Feb. 18; E 681915;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 4538
Sweet bells of Easter time; trio, words
and music by William Baines; arr.
for women’s voices. 4to. © Feb.
1, 1928; 2 « Feb. 11; EB) 683087;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
4539
Sweet departed Flora; words and arr.
of Scotch air, by W. B. Glisson. ©
Feb: 20, 192852, weg Wee see Es
686348; William Baxter Glisson,
Kress, Tex. ; 4540
Sweet-flower mother of mine; words
and melody by J. P. Trigg. ©1e.
Nov. 3, 1928; E 682888; Jack P.
Trigg, Long Beach, Calif. 4541
Sweet little girl o’ mine; words and
melody by G. F. Bayliss. © 1 e¢.
Jan. 25, 1928; E 682911; George F.
Bayliss, Jacksonville, Fla. 4542
Sweet mad of old Bombay; words by
H. L. Fraser, melodic completion by
Casper Nathan. © 1 e¢ Feb. 25,
1928; E 686368; Harry L. Fraser,
Paugan Falls, P. Q., Canada. 4543
Sweet memories of you; fox-trot bal-
lade, words by B. M. Mills, music
by Joseph M. Lopez and B. M. Mills;
pf. and ukulele ace. St. Louis, Mo.,
Mills-Lopez publishers. © Feb. 6,
1928; 2 c Feb. 18; E 683253; Billie
M. Mills, St. Louis. 4544
Sweet Spirit comfort me; _ litany,
words by Robert Herrick, music by
Cec 1 Forsyth; contralto or mezzo;
pf. or organ ace., with cello obbl. ad
lib. © Jan. 18, 1928; 2 ¢ Feb..18;
E 6832383; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 4545
Sweet (The) sunny South; words and
melody by J. Patterson. © 1c. Feb.
8, 1928; E 681816; Ralph Peer, New
York. 4546
Sweet sunny South; words and mel-
ody by Roy Harvey. © 1 ¢. Feb.
15, 1928; E 681980; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 4547
Sweet sweet baby like you; fox trot;
words by Buster Setzler [pseud. of
E. Setzler], music by Wes Kol
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no. 2, 1928
[pseud. of W: Kohl] © 1 c¢. Jan.
28, 1928 ; © 683476; Wesley Kohl and
Everette Setzler, Osseo, Minn. 4548
Sweeter every day is Jesus; words and
music by W. P. Loveless. © Nov.
2, 1927; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1928; E 683068 ;
Wendell P. Loveless, Chicago. 4549
Sweetest little honey; words and mu-
sic by Marty Bloom, Art Kassel and
Carmen Lombardo, arr. by Rube
Bennett; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Man teed: LO28 > 2G. KPeb. , 24:4
686283; Miltcn Weil music co., Chi-
cago. 4550
Sweetheart; words by Ned M ller,
melody by Chester Cohn. © 1 «
Feb. 4, 1928; E 682995; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 455]
Sweetheart; words by W.: Patterson
and A. L. Jones, music by A. L.
Jones’ "© 1 c« Feb. 18, 1928: EB
683292; Aaron L. Jones and William
Patterson, Atlantic City. 4552
Sweetheart dear; words and music by
Paul Wenton Chase. © 1 c. Feb.
38, 1928; E 682878; Clayton. W.
Peirson, Pasadena. 4553
Sweetheart I am blue for you; words
and music by J. V. Thompson, arr.
by Jean Walz. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1928;
E 681770; Jack Vernon Thompson,
Atlanta. 4554
Sweetheart I'll always be waiting for
you; words and music by Don Kintz
i ec BP. KintZ]| .© 1c.’ Feb. 0,
1928; E 681847; Donald Paul Kintz,
Bozeman, Mont. 4555
Sweetheart lane; waltz, words by Don
Rockwell, music by Lou Herscher
and B lly Hays; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by N. Paloa, with pts.-for
C melody saxophone or violin, E
flat alto saxophone, B flat ten. saxo-
phone and ten. banjo. © Jan. 8,
1928; 2 c«. Jan. 5; E> 679850; A: J.
Stasny music co., inec., New York.
4556
Sweetheart on a night in June; words
and music by D. F. McCarthy; in D
flat! © 1 ec. Feb. 10, 1928; HB
683569: Dan F. McCarthy, Wyo-
ming, Pa. 4557
Sweethearts; waltz, words and music
by F. Byers and H. Zulawinski. ©
1 ec. Feb. 8, 1928; E 681803 ; Frances
Byers and Harold Zulawinski,
Portland, Ore. 4558
Swing on the gait; from Sylvia, words
by James Dyrenforth, mus‘¢e by Car-
roll Gibbons, of England; pf. acc.,
4569
val
with ukulele arr. by Charles Han-
ley; in .E flat. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Jan. 27, 1928;
1 ec. Feb. 24; E 684932; Campbell,.
Connelly & co., London. 4559)
Sylvette; by R. 8S. Stoughton; pf. ©
Feb. 7, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 9; E 683049;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
4560
Sylvia; selection, by Carroll Gibbons,
of England, selected and arr. by Reg.
Connelly; pf. (Cover-title :—Piano-
forte selection) © Jan. 27, 1928;
1 ¢« Feb. 24; E 6849383; Campbell,
Connelly & co., London. 4561
Symons (J. Martyn) Three bird
songs; by J. M. Symons, of Great
Britains: pt. London, Winthrop
Rogers, ltd. Thrush. [2 others] ©
Dee. 21, 1927; 1 ce. Jan. 4, 1928; E
684716; Hawkes & son, (London)
ltd., London. 4562
Symphonic raps; by Bert Stevens and
Irwin Abrams: ‘©: 1 “e..Neb. "18,
1928; E 6838305; Spier & Coslow,
inc., New York. 4563
Table tennis; by Ferris Owen, of
Great Britain; pf. London, Row-
land’s. © Feb. 6, 1928; 1 c. Feb.
24; E 684923; Solomon Rowland,
London. 4564
Take a look at Kentucky; words by
Eddie Nemo Roth, Rudy Alton, and
Peter Mallard, music by Dave
Ringle; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by VAl¢F. “Branchiniy “© “Kepy 23.
1928; 2 c. Feb. 24; E 686363;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc, New
York. 4565
Take and give; fox trot, by B. De
Pace; violin or mand. © 1 c. Feb.
1, 1928; E 681716; Bernardo De
Pace, Coney Island, N. Y. 4566
Take back the ring; words and mel-
ody by Roy Harvey. © 1 «¢. Feb.
15, 1928; E 681985; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 4567
Take your burdens to the Lord; words
and melody by Norfolk quartette.
© 1c Feb. 15, 1928; E 681969:
Chicago music pub. co., ine, Chi-
cago. 4568
Tales from Arabian nights; by R. S.
Stoughton; organ. 1. The fisherman
and the genie. [3 others] © Jan.
26, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 16; E 688217;
White-Smith music pub. co., Boston.
4569
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4570
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
Talkin’ to myself; words and music
by Lew Brown. © Feb. 23, 1928;
2 c. Feb. 24; E 686362: Shapiro,
Bernstein & ¢o., inc., New York.
$ 4570
Tall (The) pine tree; fairy story, 7
easy pieces by Harold Colombatti,
of «Mngland: pf....©)Tans -2eph O28 ;
2c. Feb. 3; E 684562; Bosworth &
co., Itd., London. 4571
Tambourine tango; characteristic
dance, by Buenta Carter; pf. ©
Jan. 30, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 1; E 681702;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
4572
Tanec z pid lwowa; melody by P.
Humeniuk. © 1 ¢. Jan. 31, 1928;
EH 682700; Paul Humeniuk, New
York. 4573
Tango; étude de concert, von Hrwin
Schulhoff, of Czechoslovakia; pf.
©): Jans 141,.29285 tb eeeb: 8c)
684772; Universal edition actienge-.
4574
Tango Ricardo; melody by T. G.
Myers. © ae Webtold, 1928.8)
686042 ; Teresa G. Myers, New York.
4575
Tantum ergo (Therefore we, before
Him bending) ; 3-pt. cho., words by
Thomas Aquinas, English version
from the Oxford hymn book, music
by Gabriel Fauré, op. 65, no. 2, arr.
and ed. by E. Harold Geer; women’s
voices, with soli and organ acc. 4to.
selischaft, Vienna.
© Jan...326, (1928 : .2.¢..,Jans 2h
683144; E. C. Schirmer music ¢o.,
Boston. 4576
Tanya; words and music by' T. C. M.
Antonacci. © 1 ¢ Feb. 13, 1928;
E 681902; Theresa C. M. Antonacci,
San Jose, Calif. ADTT
Tarantella (La); melcdy, arr. : by
Remo D’Alba. © 1 ¢. Feb. 17, 1928;
E 686075; James B. Russo, Brook-
lyn. 4578
Tarantella ¢c’ ’a franchezza; versi di
Francesco Pepe, musica di Giuseppe
Sutera; pf. Ed. De Charny. 4to.
©) Sépt... 7.1927. 2 ¢Beb. 9, °1928';
E 682987; Italian book co., New
York. 4579
Tarantella Nuscana; by C. Meluzio;
pf. ©1c. Feb. 29, 1928; E 683548 ;
Carlo Meluzio, Long Island City,
Nie 4580
Tatton (J. Meredith) Two little
dances; in ancient style, by J. M.
Matton, of . Great Britain; pf.
1. Minuet. [1 other] © Feb. 6,
1928; 1 c Feb. 17; E 684815; Jo-
seph Williams, ltd., London. 4581
Teddy’s burial; funeral march, by
George F. Hamer; pf. Lawrence,
Mass., Bay state musie co. © Dec.
24, 19273.° 2, "es Pam, ys, eases +! 1
681731; Reginald K. -Liversidge,
Lawrence, Mass. 4582
Tell me sweet rose; words by J. H.
Ivy, music by Francis P. Drohan.
[Photostat] © 1. Feb. 27, 1928;
EH 686442; Julian E. Ivy, Jackson-
ville, Fla. 4583
Tell me that you care; words and
music by H. HE. Johnson. New York
City, Frank Harding, music pub-
lisher. © Jan. 24, £928 2 %c. iF eb,
23; E 686211; Howard Hdward
Johnson, Oswego, N. Y. 4584
Telling secrets; words and melody by
H. F. Kamp. © 1c. Feb. 23, 1928;
EH 686257; Henry F. Kamp, Detroit.
4585
Tennessee coon; words and melody by
CG P. Reeve. © 1’@ Web.'8; 192s ;
E 681806; Ralph Peer, New York. :
4586
Tepee (A) just for two; Indian love
song, words and music by Laura
Mason Crisp; pf. and ukulele ace.
(©) Nov. 10, 1927; 2 c. Feb: 3, 1928:
E 682799; Don Santos, Rochester,
Nut tY 4587
Terno seeco; polka, melodia di Omero
Castellucci. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1928;
E 683349; Sussie Riccardi, New
York. 4588
ess eta; serenade, by C. B. Bergen;
violin and pf. New York, Metro-
politan school of music. © Feb. 1,
1928; 2 c«. Feb. 1: E 682746; Charles
B. Bergen, Cleveland. 4589
Texas plains; march, by Albert L.
Casseday, arr. by William. C.
Schoenfeld; orch. with pf. or organ
aée. 4to) © Sani 25, 99828 -22 c.
Jan. 26; E 681690; Irving Berlin
standard music ecorp., New York.
4590
Thanksgiving; words from a hymn by
J. G. Whittier, music by Myles B.
Foster, of England; in F. (Jn No-
vello’s hymns and tunes for Sunday
school anniversary sery'ces) [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Jan.
18, 1928; 1 e@ Feb. 18;. E. 684797;
Novello & co., Itd., London. 4591
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That dear old mother of mine; words
and music by BE. L. Burgess. New
York, Frank Harding. © Nov. 15,
1927; 2 c. Dee: 19; E-679433 3; Ezra
Lawrence Burgess, Sandpoint, Id. —
4592
That goes; words and melody by A. B.
Taneyhill. © 1c. Feb. 14, 1928; E
683167; Alexander B. Taneyhill,
Catonsville, Md. 4593
That good old country town; words
and melody by C. J. Robison. ©
1 ce. Feb. 10, 1928; E 681858 ; Carson
J. Robison, New York. _ 4594
That melody of love; waltz, words by
Howard Dietz, music by Walter
Donaldson, arr. by Frank E. Barry;
orch. 4to. © Feb. 3, 1928; 2 «.
Feb. 4; E 682958; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 4595
That old fashion [!] cottage; words
and melody by A. J. F. Pearn. ©
1 e. Feb. 1, 1928; E 681714; Albert
J. F. Pearn, St. Georges, Bermuda.
4596
That old fashioned waltz; words and
mus c by E. G. Greenwood. © 1 «.
Feb. 11, A928; E 686383; Emily
Gabrelle Greenwood, San Francisco.
4597
That old wooden rocker; words and
musie by Frank Crumit; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by Louis Fleis-
cher. © Feb. 7, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 25;
BE 686408; F. B. Haviland pub. co.,
New York. 4598
That relative of mine; words and
music by A. J.,.Hodge. .@© Jan» 2,
fee oe. Rebs Lt: 688108; Az s:
Hodge, Mazeppa, Minn. 4599
That's all I ask of the world; words
by Alfred Dubin, music by Abner
Silver. © Feb. 9, 1928; 2 c Feb.
9, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 10; E 6818388;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New Yecrk. 4600
That’s all there is to life; words by
Albert Lyons, melody by Joe Alberts
li. e. J. J Albert] © 1'c Feb. 24,
1928 ; E 683416; Jos. J. Aibert, New-
ark. 4601
That’s my mammy; fox-trot, words by
Harry Pease, music by Abel Baer
and Ed. G. Nelson; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by May Singhi Breen.
© Feb. 16, 1928; 2 ec Feb. 18; E
686099; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
4602
: 4613
That’s my radio love; words and mu-
sic by W. A. Hawley, jr. and P. S.
Donahoo. © 1 ce. Feb. 13, 1928; EB
681893 ; William A. Hawley, jr. and
P. Sheldon Donahoo, Oakland, Calif.
4603
That’s what someone means to me;
fox trot, words by P. J. O’Malley,
music by Eugene Platzman; ist
violin. © 1 e. Feb. 1, 1928; E
681709; P. J. O'Malley, Corona, L. I.,
N Y. ’ 4604
That’s why I’m happy; words by HE. C.
Hamblen, music by David Reed. ©
Feb. 7, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 9; E 682980;
Erminie Christian Hamblen, Glen-
dale, Calif. 4605
That same cat; words and music by
A® Harris; pf. © 1c. Feb. 29, 1928;
E 688554; Alfoncy Harris, Jackson,
Miss. 4606
That southern melody ; words and mel-
ody by J. Pearce. © 1c. Feb. 24,
1928; E 683413; Joe Pearce, Manis-
tee, Mich. 4607
That will never’ happen no more;
words and melody by J. Mayo Wil-
liams. I. C.aKeD. os toes «By
681995; Chicago music pub. ¢o., inc.,
Chicago. 4608
Théme et variations; d’Albert R bol-
let, of France, op. 39; pf. © Dec.
a1, 1927 AT seg didine, 28h 1928 fie
684982; Max Eschig et cie., Paris.
4609
Then you'll be mine dear; words by
Mary Aline Magner and J. T.
Gregory, music by J. T. Gregory. ©
1c. Feb. 24, 1928; E 683421; James
T. Gregory, West Roxbury, Mass.
4610
There is a fountain; communion serv-
ice, by Lowell Mason, Robert Lowry,
and L. EH. Jones; organ. © Nov. 2,
1927; 2c: Jani 21, 1928; H 688079;
Hope pub co., Chicago. 4611
There is work for you to do; hymn,
words by M. Homer Cummings,
music by C. C. Crammond. © Jan.
16,. 19285 2° ¢) Jan. 19;.E 682367 ;
(.. C. Crammond, Lansing, Mich.
4612
There must be a silver lining; fox trot,
words by Dolly Morse, music by
Walter Donaldson, arr. by Joseph
Nussbaum; orech. 4to. © Jan. 30,
1928; 2 ¢. Jan. 31; E. 681671; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 4613
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4614
pt. ‘Tit, Nyt, ¥. Zo
a pe
There must be a silver lining; fox
trot, words by Dolly Morse, music
by Walter Donaldson; pf. acec., with
ukulele arr. by May Singhi Breen.
© Feb. 6, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 8; E
681948 ; Leo Feist, ine., New York.
4614
There ought to be a law against that;
fox trot, words by Irving Caesar,
musie by Cliff Friend. © Feb. 6,
1928; 2 @ Feb. 8; E 681947; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 4615
There’s a whippoorwill a-calling;
words by H. Macknight, music by
Charles H.. Roth; pf. ace, with
ukulele arr. by Louis Fleischer. ©
Jan. 30, 1928; 2c. Feb. 16; EH 683242;
F. B. Haviland pub. co., New York.
4616
There’s a wideness in God’s mercy;
words by Frederick W. Faber, music
by L. C. Gibson. Wilkinsburg, Pa.,
Frances Johe. 1. Low voice.—2.
High voice. © Jan. 27, 1928; 2 ec.
each Feb. 29; HE 683525, 683528;
Lawrence Clifford Gibson, Wilkins-
burg, Pa. 4617, 4618
There’s always a way to remember
but I can’t find a way to forget; by
Sammy Fain and Lew Pollack, arr.
by George J. Trinkaus; male voices.
4to. © Jan. 30, 1928; 2 ec Feb. 3;
E 682801; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 4619
Think of me thinking of you; words
and melody by Dale Wimbrow and
Charlie Abbott. © 1 ¢. Jan. 18,
1928; E 682408; Loyal B. Curtis,
New York. 4620
Thinking; words and melody by F.
Norman. © 1 ¢. Feb. 4, 1928; E
682837; Frank Norman, New York.
4621
Thinking blues; words and melody by
B. Smith; in B flat. © 1c Feb.
21, 1928; E 686394; Bessie Smith,
New York. 4622
This is the day of light; anthem, words
by J. Ellerton, music by William
Berwald; mixed voices. 4to. ©
Feb. 1, 1928; 2c. Feb. 11; E 683085 ;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
4623
‘This world was made for me; words
and music by Paul Wenton Chase.
©1c. Feb. 3, 1928; E 682879; Clay-
ton W. Peirson, Pasadena. 4624
Tho’ you threw me down; waltz, words
and music by Larry Norrett, Morey
Davidson and Carl Rupp; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Jan. 16, 1928; 2 e.
Jan. 19; E 683148; Carlton music
co., Cleveland. 4625
Thorn-crowned (The) King; 2 pt.
Easter cantata, text by Herman von
Berge, music by Fred B. Holton.
4to. © Jan. 3, 1928; 2..¢@ and aff.
Jan. 30; A 10643867; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. 4626
Those lollypop days; valse adolescent,
words and music by R. H. Greenwell.
© 1c. Feb. 6, 1928; E 681780; Robert
Holmes Greenwell, Washington.
4627
Those tell-tale eyes; words and music |
by C. C. Slaton. © Feb. 8, 1928;
2c. Feb. 8; E 682969; Charles Clyde
Slaton, Montgomery, Ala. 4628
Thought (A) brings me to you dear;
words by Edwin H. Puchta, music
by D. E. Schramel. © 1 «@.: Feb. '8,
1928; E 681825; Domenica H.
Schramel, Milwaukee. 4629
Three (The) bears; operetta for
children, by Sibyl Croly Hanchett.
4to. © Jan. 30, 1928; 2 ce. Feb. 1;
D 27254; Clayton F. eS CO.,
Chicago. 4630
Three leaves of shamrock; words and
melody by Roy Harvey. © 1c. Feb.
15, 1928; E 681991; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 4631
Three (The) mummers; words by
Helen Taylor, music by Michael
Head, of Great Britain. © Jan. 14,
1928; 1 e. Feb. 18; E 684857; Boosey
& co., ltd., London. 4632
Three o’clock sweetheart ; waltz, words
and music by R. A. Lea. © 1c. Feb.
17, 1928; E 686090; Robin Adair
Lea, Brunswick, Mo. 4633
Three (The) trees; by Tom Mc-
Naughton, arr. by Billy Baker;
vocal orch. with words. © Feb. 6,
1928; 2c. Feb. 7; E 682899; Edward
B. Marks musie co., NewYork. 4634
Three wishes; words by M. N. Simon,
music by H. Sevaldsen. © 1 ¢. Feb.
16, 1928; E 683211; Hedley Sevald-
sen, Mount Vernon, N. Y. 4635
Thrice happy she; words by Edmund
Spenser, musie by Clive Carey, of
Great Britain; in F min. London,
Winthrop Rogers, ltd. © Jan. 24,
1928: 1c. Feb. 3; E 684581; Hawkes
& son (London) Itd., London. 4636
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no. 2, 1928
Through the year; words by Jas. S.
Cutler, music by E. Witte. ©1«
Feb. 10, 1928; E 683129; Ernest
Witte, Analomink, Pa. 4637
Throwing the horns; words by H.
Lamare, music by W. Bolman and
H. Lamare; violin. © 1c. Feb. 4,
1928; E 682839; William Bolman
and Hilton Lamare, New Orleans.
4638
Thus saith the Lord of hosts; anthem,
words from the Psalms, music by
James H. Rogers; mixed voices;
organ ace. 4to. © Jan. 26, 1928;
2c. Feb. 10; E 681932; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. * 4639
Thy will be done; hymn anthem, words
by Charlotte Elliot, music by Will
H. Ruebush ; mixed voices. 4to.
Feb. 7, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 9; E 683034;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
4640
Tick, tick, tock; quartet or cho., words
and music by Bernard Hamblen;
men’s voices. New York, Chappell-
Harms, inc. 4to. © Feb. 23, 1928;
2c. Feb. 25; E 686395; Harms, inc.,
New York. 4641
Tiger (The) snarl; by Theodore Hahn,
jr. and Carl Hahn; orch. with pf.
or organ conductor. © Jan. 30,
1928; 2 ce. Feb. 1; E 682816; John
Church co., Cincinnati. 4642
*Til I found you; words by Jack Kelly
and Gene Austin, music by Gene
Austin and Ad Adams [pseud. of
Frank W. Adams]. © 1c. Feb. 25,
1928; EH 686380; Frank W. Adams,
Minneapolis. 4643
"Til we find home; fox-trot, by Joseph
Caruolo and Arthur Paquette, arr.
by F. E. Bellizia; orch. 4to. © Jan.
28, 1928; 2 ec. Feb. 3; E 681764;
Piantation pub. co., Providence, R. I.
4644
*Til we find home: words by Linus
Travers, musie by Joseph Caruolo
and Arthur Paquette; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Jan. 18, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
3; E 681765; Plantation pub. co.,
Providence, R. I. 4645
Till you’re my sweetheart again; words
by Les Peters [i. e. Lester E. Peters],
music by Ethel M. Hogan. Chicago,
Miller music pub. co. © Jan. 25,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 30; E 682668; Irving
Miller, Chicago. 4646
Tillie the toiler; words and melody by
E. Parkhill. © 1c. Feb. 7, 1928;
4658
=
E 682928; Hthel Parkhill, Antigo,
Wis. 4647
Tillie the toiler; words and melody
by Y. M. Petersen. © 1c. Feb. 27,
1928 ; E 683499 ; Yvonne Marie Peter-
sen, San Francisco. 4648
Time (The) I’ve lost in wooing ; words
by Thomas Moore, musie by Charles
B. Macklin; 4 men’s voices. 4to. ©
Feb. 20. 1928; 2c. Feb. 21; E 686294;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
4649
Tin-ear; op. 2, by Bob Effros and Phil
Wall, arr. by P. Wall; orch. 4to.
© Feb. 9, 1928; 2 ec. Feb. 10; E
681834; Spier & Coslow, inc., New
York. 4650
Tina; words by Larry Shaw [i. e.
Lawrence Shaw], melody by C.
Wengart. © 1. ¢ Keb.d6 .1928;
E 683198; Lawrence Shaw and Carl
Wengart, New York. © 4651
Tippler (The); eccentric march, by
George L. Cobb, arr. by A. J. Weidt;
ten. banjo solo. © Nov. 18, 1927;
2c. Feb. 11, 1928; E 683101; Walter
Jacobs, ine., Boston. 4652
To blossoms; 4-pt. song, words by Her-
rick, music by W. G. Alcock; mixed
voices. 4to. © Feb. 28, 1928; 1 ¢.
Feb. 29; E 685211; Novello & co.,
Itd., London. 4653
To daffodils; pt. song in canon, words
by Herrick, music by Eric H. Thi-
man, of England; 2 sops. 4to. ©
Feb. 24, 1928;' 1 e@ Feb. 25; B
685032; Novello & co., Itd., London.
4654
To Holy Spirit: words and musie by
H. Grant; 4 mixed voices. © Dec.
24, 1927; 2 e. Dec. 31; E 681831;
Hubert Grant, Jamaica, L. I., N. Y.
4655
To hope; by Alfred Redhead, of Eng-
land; pf. London, Rowland’s. ©
Jan. 26, 1928; 1c. Feb. 10; E 684694;
Solomon Rowland, London. 4656
To violets; words by Robert Herrick,
music by Clive Carey, of Great
Britain; in B flat. © Jan. 24, 1928;
1 ec. Feb. 7; E 684622; Hawkes &
son (London), ltd., London. 4657
To youth; march, from Jolly Jerome,
words by R. W. French, music by
J. E. Wood. Boston, Mass., Tremont
music pub. co. © Feb. 13, 1928; 2 ¢.
Feb. 16; E 683221; Roy W. French
and James E. Wood, Orange, Mass.
4658
239
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4659
pt. III, n. s., vy. 23
Toast (A); words and melody by F. T. | Torch (The) of liberty; overture, by
Crume. © Je dan. 27, 1928-8
682912; Floyd T. Crume, Hillsdale,
Mich. 4659
To-day and always; words and music
by F. Plasencia. © 1 ec. Feb. 17,
1928; E 686084; Flavio Plasencia,
Chicago, 4660
To-day is to-day; words and music
by Bernie Grossman, Paul Ash and
Sam Kaufman; pf. acc., with uku-
lele arr. by Rube Bennett. © Feb.
6, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 7; E 682901; Ed-
ward B. Marks music co., New York.
4661
Toe (The) dancer; by Theodora Dut-
ton; pf. © Feb. 18, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
23; E 686199; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 4662
Toinette; words and melody by A.
Remsen. © 1 ec. Feb. 15, 1928; E
683185; Alice Remsen, New York.
Tomorrow is today too soon; words
by Albert Roman Goldston, melody
by I. Firstenberg. © 1. Feb. 16,
1928; E 683200; Irving Firstenberg,
Brooklyn. 4664
To-morrow’s to-morrow, to-day is to-
day; fox-trot, words and music by
Bernie Grossman, Paul Ash and
Sam Kaufman, arr. by Jim Read;
orch. 4to. © Feb. 11, 1928; 2 «.
Feb. 18; E 681879; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. 4665
Tonawanda; dance of the Indian
camp, by A. F. Wendland, arr. by
Harry L. Alford; band, with solo
B flat cornet. 4to. © Feb. 20,
1928; 2 ce. Feb. 20; E 686117; Ru-
bank, ine., Chicago. | 4666
Tone poem in blue; by Bennie Turnie
[i..<e. "BerAgl Turner]; pf!) ©cl ec.
Feb. 18, 1928; E 683316; Benjamin
A. Turner, New York. 4667
Toneperlen; sammlung von beliebten
tonstticken, mit fingersatz-bezeich-
nung von C. Heins, bearb. wu. er-
weitert von Hermann Wenzel, both
of Germany; pf. Band 1, 2. ©
Sept. 7, 1927; 1 ¢@ each Feb. 18,
1928; E 684846; Carl Heins, Leip-
zig. 4668
To-night; lyric by Sara Teasdale, mu-
sic by Virginia Ferriman; med. or
high voice. © Feb. 7, 1928; 2 «.
Feb, 9; E 682976; Gamble hinged
music co., Chicago. 4669
4663
Fred W. Clement, op. 1419; . band,
with solo B flat cornet. 4to. ©
Jan, 14, 1928; 2.0) leben,
686122 ; Charles L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Ia. 4670
Touch (The) of love; words by
Walter Savage Landor, music by
Bernard Van Dieren, of Great Brit-
ain. © Jan. 12, 1928; 1 © Feb. 25;
E 685024; Oxford university press,
London. 4671
Tour (La) de feu; drame lyrique en
3 actes, poéme et musique de Sylvio
Lazzari, of France. Partition chant
et pf.. © Jan. 10, 1928: de Heb.
27; D 27273; Choudens, Paris. 4672
Towering pines; idyl, by Carl Wilhelm
Kern, op. 477; pf. Lawrence, Mass.,
Bay state music co. © Dec. 24,
1927; 2 ce. Jan. 3, 1928; E 681730;
Reginald K. Liversidge, Lawrence,
Mass. ' 4673
Trine (Die); walzerlied von P.
Miiller; 1st B flat cornet. ©1e.
Feb. 24, 1928; E 683430; Peter
Miiller, Philadelphia. 4674
Trail (The) that leads back home;
words and music by HE. M. Root.
© 1e¢ Feb. 10, 1928; E 681863;
Edith M. Root, Los Angeles. 4675
Trailin’ the blue bird; words and mu-
sic by Charles Wyman and Dean
Owen; pf. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1928;
EK 686132; Charles Lloyd Wyman,
jr., Glendale, Calif. 4676
Tranquillo; by C. F. Haster; pf. ©
Feb. 3, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 10; E 681836;
Charles F. Easter, Chicago. 4677
Traumbilder (Fantodmes); fantasie,
von H. C. Lumbye, arr. von Leopold
Weninger, of Austria; orch. 4to.
@G Jan. 16, 1928° 1 es Nene:
684604; D. Rahter, Leipzig. 4678
Travel; words and music by Mr. and
Mrs. R. W. Emerson. © Feb. 11,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 18; E 683257; Ralph
Waldo Emerson, Chicago. 4679
Travelin’ daddy blues; words and mel-
ody by Charlie Nelson. © 1. Feb.
15, 1928; E 686025; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 4680
Trink, trink, briiderlein trink; boston,
von W. Lindemann, of Germany;
orch. mit gesang und klavier. 4to.
© Dec. 1, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 15, 1928;
EK 684754; Wilhelm Lindemann,
Berlin-Karlshorst, Germany. 4681
236
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1928
Trio; by Rebecca Clarke, of Great
Britain; violin, violoncello and pf.
London, Winthrop Rogers, ltd.
Jan. 23, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 3; E 684579;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd., Lon-
don. 4682
Tripping through the meadows: by
A: Li Brown, op. 82; pf: © Jan.
26, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 28; E 681661;
Theodore Presser ¢o., Philadelphia.
e 4683
Tristesse (La); tango, von Erwin
Hentschel, of Germany; salon orch.
mit violine 1 direktion. 4to. ©
Dec. 16, 1926; 1 c. Feb. 8, 1928;
E 684662; Edition Metropol .musik-
verlag, Berlin. * 4684
Tristeza; tango argentino, deutscher
text von Egon Schubert, musik von
Jaro Reitinger, of Austria; orch.
4to. © Mar. 5, 1927; 1 c.. Feb. .15,
1928; E 684758; Edition Scala,
Vienna. 4685
Triumphal march; by Clarence Came-
ron White, arr. by Arthur H. Ryder;
organ. © Feb. 20, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
21; E 686316; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 4686
Triumphlied; aus Jonny spielt auf,
von Ernst KYrenek, op. 45, arr. von
Gustav Blasser, of Austria; gesang
Ge kinvier? “C) Dec, 14, 1927 -" Tt" ce.
Jan. 18, 1928; E 684765; Universal
edition actiengesellschaft, Vienna.
4687
Troo-di-loo; from Rio Rita, words by
Joe McCarthy, melody by Harry
Tierney. © 1c. Feb. 9, 1928: EB
683141; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
4688
Troopin’; march, by Vernon Lloyd; pf.
Lawrence, Mass., Bay state music co.
© Dee. eee tee 2 ELAN a,” 1928:
E 681724; Reginald K. Liversidge,
Lawrence, Mass. 4689
Trovata (La) d’Arlecchini (Il re sor-
domuto) ; operetta in un atto e due
parti per giovanetti, prosa e versi di
Nando Vitali, musica di Vincenzo
Billi, of Italy. © Nov. 1, 1927: 1 ec.
Noy. 17; E,/684552; Ditta R. Maurri,
Florence, Italy. 4690
Trumpets and drums; march, by Gus-
tav Klemm; pf. ‘© Dec. 24, 1927;
2c. Jan. 3, 1928; E 681723 ; Reginald
K. Liversidge, Lawrence, Mass.
4691
Tryst; words by Nettie Stephenson
Bowen, music by D. W. Hildreth.
Seattle, Craig music press. © Feb.
4702
8, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 8; E 682970; Daisy
Wood Hildreth, Seattle. 4692
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) La féte
de Noél (Christmas) ; Décembre, ex-
trait de Les Saisons, op. 37, no. 12,
arr. par F. Salabert, of France;
orch. avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Feb. 2, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 24; E 685090;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 4693
— The hunter’s song: September, op.
37, ‘no. 9, with biographical sketch
and glossary, rev. ed. with finger-
ing, pedaling, phrasing, instructive
annotations and interpretation by
Ernst ©. Krohn; pf. © Feb. 4;
1928 ; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 8; A 1064792;
Art publication soc., St. Louis. 4694
Tu t’en vas demain; mélodie-tango,
paroles de Ch. L. Pothier, musique
de Nozuod, of France; acc. de pf.
avee arr. pour ukulele de F. Sala-
bert. © Dec. 31, 1927; 1 ¢. Feb. 24,
1928; E 685112; Francis Salabert,
Paris. ; 4695
Tummel dich, guts weinlein; text aus
dem 16. jahrh., musik von Walter
Rein, of Germany; 4 minnerstim-
men, Svo. © Sept’ "a, 1927; 7%" c.
Feb. 8, 1928; E 684635; Georg Kall-
meyer verlag, Wolfenbiittel, Ger-
many. 4696
Tune in on station Happiness and bid
the world stand by; words and mel-
ody by M. Gilbert. © 1c. Feb. 28,
1928; E 686438; Mercedes Gilbert,
New York. 4697
Tuo (Il) nome @é6: Donna; di A.
Fragna, of Italy; pf: © 1 ¢. Dec.
14, 1927; E 684600; Alba musicale,
Rome. 4698
Turbaned (The) rajah; by Theodore
Hahn, jr. and Carl Hahn; orch. with
pf. or organ conductor. © Jan. 30,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 1; E 682813; John
Church co., Cincinnati. 4699
Turn yo’ damper down; words and
melody by Willard Robison. © 1c.
Feb. 23, 1928; E 686242; Irving Ber-
lin, ine., New York. 4700
Turpentine blues; words and melody
by Will Weldon. © 1 ¢. Feb. 8,
1928; E.681815; Ralph Peer, New
York. 4701
"Twas Jesus’ blood; words by R. H.
Coleman, musie by B. B. McKinney;
male voices. (In Coleman’s male
enor) © ‘Wep.''t, 1928-2 ce, “Feb.
17; E 683269; Robert H. Coleman,
Dallas. 4702
231
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4703
Twe twa twa blues; words and melody
by Ora Brown. © 1c. Feb. 15, 1928;
EK 681999; Chicago music pub. co..
inc., Chicago. 4703
Twice 44 sociable songs; collected and
arr. by Geoffrey Shaw, of Great
Britain. 12mo. © Jan. 20, 1928;
1c. Feb. 2; E 684578; Hawkes &
son (London) Itd., London. 4704
Twilight} words by Heine, music by
Ian Whyte, of Great Britain. ©
Feb. 20, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 23 ; E 684906;
J. & W. Chester, ltd., London. 4705
Twilight (A) revery; melody, by Ed-
gar H. Fewkes, of Great Britain; pf.
© Jan. 31, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 16; E
684886; A. Hammond & co., London.
’ 4706
Twilight shadows; words by W. J.
Lang, music by Larry E. Goffin. ©
1c. Feb, 1, 1928; E 681711; Warner
Jolin Lang, Waterloo, Ia. 4707
Two little babes in the wood; from
Paris, words and music by Cole Por-
ter; pf. and ukulele acc.
928 ; 2c. Feb. 28; E 686401; Harms,
inc., New York. 4708
Tziorogh (Elias I.) Two popular songs
(Boe Hapoguntiit whenw); words from
popular lyrics, music composed and
arr. by EH. I. Tziorogh, of Poland.
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1928; E 686250;
Joanna Tziorogh, New York. 4709
Uber’s meer—grtiss ich dich, heimat-
land . ..; slow fox, text von Fritz
Rotter, musik von Hermann Krome
u. F. Rotter, both of Germany. ©
Dec. 14, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 20, 1928; E
684984; Roehr aktiengesellschaft,
Berlin. 4710
Uke (The) lesson; words and music
by Bert Humphries [i. e. B. A.
Humphries], arr. by Gustav Schulze;
pf. © 1c. Feb. 29, 1928; H 683551;
Bertha A. Humphries, Cincinnati.
4711
Una notte a Kyoto (One night in
Kyoto) ; a Japanese musical episode
in three pts. by A. C. Lanese; pf. ©
Feb. 25, 1928;° 2 ‘ce ‘Keb. 25*' EB
686347 ; Angelo Custode Lanese, New
York. 4712
Uncle Sam and his aeroplane; words
and music by B. J. McPhee. © 1c.
Feb. 25, 1928; E 686390; Burton J.
McPhee, Boston. 4713
Under His wings; words adapted and
music by B. B. McKinney; male
voices. (Jn Coleman’s male choir)
© Feb. 25, -
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 23
© Feb. 1, 1928; 2 c Feb. 17; B
683270; Robert H. Coleman, Dallas.
4714
Under the willows; 12 miniatures, by
Stanley Wilson, of Great Britain;
pf. © Jan. 10, 1928; 1 e. Jan. 12;
EK 684574; Forsyth bros. ltd., Lon-
don. 4715
Under your skies of blue; from
Havana, words by Ev. E. Lyn and
Alfred Bryan, music by Ted Snyder;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by Harry
Tiedeman. © Feb. 28, 1928; 2 e.
Feb. 28; E 686421; Waterson, Berlin
& Snyder co., New York. 4716
Under your skies of blue; words by
Ev. E. Lyn and Alfred Bryan, music
by Ted Snyder; pf. © 1c. Feb. 2,
1928; E 682765; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York. 4717
United States the beloved; words and
music by H. F. O. Wilder, [and]
America the beautiful; words by
Katharine Bates, set to music of
United States the beloved. © 1 c.
Feb. 8, 1928; E 681823; Hattie Faye
Overmyer Wilder, Morenci, Mich. ;
471
University of Dayton flyers march;
music by J. B. Meiler; band. 4to.
© Feb. 238, 1928; 2 c« Feb. 24; B
686349 ; University of Dayton, Day-
homer O). 4719
Un-named (The) melody; words by F.
Johnson, music by Fred Western.
©. .Feb.,.11,; 1928; 27e Keb. 83.8
686170; Frank Johnson, Sie
Unter bliihenden rosen; boston, von
W. Lindemann, of Germany; orch.
mit text. 4to. © Dec. 1, 1927; 1.e.
Feb. 15, 1928; E 684756; Wilhelm
Lindemann, Berlin-Karlshorst, Ger-
many. 4721
Unterwegs; worte von Marie Eugenie
delle Grazie, musik von F. W. Nie-
meyer, of Germany, op. 65, no. 2;
miinnerchor. © Sept. 6, 1927; 1 ec.
Feb. 18, 1928; E 684829; Gebriider
Hug & co., Leipzig. 4722
Until the dawn; idylle, by F. A.
Schiefelbein; pf. © Feb. 20, 1928;
2 c Feb. 24; E 686357; Frederick
Albert Schiefelbein, Millvale, er Ss
i
Up and down; by J. de Segonzac; mel-
ody with pf. ace. © 1c. Feb. 6,
1928; E 683173; Jean de Segonzac,
New York. 4724
238
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1928
Usted y yo (You and I); tango Ar-
gentine, by J. A. Pace; pf. © 1.
Feb. 27, 1928; E 683496; Joseph A.
Pace, Brooklyn. 4725
Utpa; words by Albert Viksten, music
by C. G. Hedberg. © Feb. 9, 1928;
2 c. Feb. 27; E 683461; Carl Gustaf
Hedberg, Melrose, Mass. 4726
Vagabond (The) step; words and mel-
ody by L. Hurwitz. © 1c. Feb. 138,
1928: E 683160; Libby Hurwitz, St.
Louis. 4727
Vagrant (The); words by George EIl-
liston, music by Lou's Victor Saar,
op. 103, no. 4; high voices. © Jan.
26, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 10; E 681930; G.
Schirmer, inc., New: York. 4728
Valtik in C major: by John Mokrejs,
op. 46; pf. © Feb. 20, 1928; 2 c.
Feb. 23; E 686192; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 4729
Valse elegante;: by Theodore Hahn,
jr. and Carl Hahn; orch. with pf.
or organ conductor. © Jan. 380,
1928; 2 ce. Feb. 1; EB 682817; John
Church co., Cincinnati. 4730
Valse fascination; melody by C. S.
Harris. © 1c. Feb. 29, 1928; HB
683545; Charles Saul Harris, New
York. 4731
Valse languende; von S‘gfrid Karg-
Hlert, of Germany, op. 112, no. 5;
violine u. klavier. © Sept. 3, 1927;
1 c. Feb. 18, 1928; E 684839; Jul.
Heinr. Zimmermann, Leipzig. 4732
Valse Marie; by Carl Wilhelm Kern,
op. 603;,pf. ©, Feb. 20, 1928; 2 c.
Feb. 21; E 686300; Theodore Press-
er co., Philadelphia. 4733
Valse melodie; by R. Drigo, of Italy,
arr. by James C. McCabe; orch. with
pf. conductor. © Feb. 3, 1928; 2 ¢.
Feb. 6; E 682909; Belwin, inc., New
York. 4734
Valse tendre; by Arnold Krueger; pf.
Oodan.,30, 1928: 2-¢. dan. 277) EB
681676; Hambitzer mus‘c house,
Milwaukee. 4735
Valse venita; by Don McWhorter
[i. e. D. M. McWhorter]; E flat alto
saxophone with pf. intro. © 1.
Feb. 28, 1928; E 686460; Donald M.
McWhorter, Clarksburg, W. Va.
. 4736
Valzer brillante in la bemolle; di
Italo Galaverni, of Italy, op. 6; pf.
© Jan. 11, 1928; 1 c« Feb. 9; E
684686; A. & G. Carisch & ¢., Milan.
4737
4748
Vanagiene polka; music by A. Vana-
gaitis; pf. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1928; E
682853; Antanas Vanagaitis, Chi-
cago. 4738
Vandringssing (En); words by Ar-
thur Landfors, music by C. G. Hed-
berg. © Feb. 9, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 27;
E 683462; Carl Gustaf Hedberg,
Melrose, Mass. A739
Variations on well-known hymn-tunes;
collected and arr. by J. Stuart
Archer, of Great Britain; organ or
harmonium. Prelude on Adeste
fideles. [5 others] © Feb. 15,
1928; 1 c Feb. 15; E 684793; W.
Paxton & co., Itd., London. 4740
Vater und sohn; walzerlied von P.
Miiller; 1st B flat cornet. © 1 «.
Feb. 24, 1928; E 683432; Peter
Miiller, Philadelphia. 4741
Vaterhaus (Das); text von Ferd.
Gumbert, musik von B. Varnhorn;
miénnerchor. Cincinnati, O., B.
Varnhorn pub. co. 4to. © Feb. 23,
1928; 2 ec. Feb. 24; E 686350; Ber-
nard Varnhorn, Cincinnati. 4742
Venetian dreams; words and music
by T. C. M. Antonacci. © 1 ¢. Feb.
13, 1928; E 681901; Theresa C. M.
Antonacci, San Jose, Calif. 4743
Venezianische barearole; von Sigfrid
Karg-Elert, of Germany, op. 112, no.
4; violine u. klavier. © Sept. 3,
1927; 1 c. Feb. 18, 1928; E 684838 ;
Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann, Leipzig.
4744
Venite; set to music in chant form
by David McK. Williams; mixed
voices; organ acc. 4to. © Jan. 13,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 18; E 683231; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 4745
Ventuno Aprile; versi di Nello De
Lutio, musica di E. A. Mario, of
Italy. Napoli-Milano, E. A. Mario.
(C)} Jan. Bist O28: 4 ve." Web. 15.0
684742; Italian book co., New York.
4746
Vera; waltz melody by D. Poggis. ©
1 ec. Feb. 29, 1928; E 683556; Alpha
pub. co., New York. 4747
Verdi (Giuseppe) Erinnerung an
Verdi’s Troubadour (Fantaisie-selec-
tion sur les motifs de lopéra
Trouvére) ; bearb. von Oskar Fetras,
of Germany; orch., mit violine 1 di-
rektion. © Jan. 16, 1928; 1 « Feb.
6; E 684590; Anton J. Benjamin,
Leipzig. 4748.
239
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4749
Verlorene heimat; aus der revue
rSchlager auf schlager, text von
Heide Sachs, musik von Tilmar
Springefeld, of Germany. © May
17, 19273) de) Oct. 31; Eh 68ah6a3
Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
4749
Very (The) first violin studies; based
on the major and min. scales, by
Ellis Levy. pt. 1, maj. studies.—
pt. 2, min. studies. © Feb. 20, 1928;
2c. each Feb. 23; E 686193, 686194 ;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
4750, 4751
Very lovely; unison song, words by
Rose Fyleman, music by Cecil Shar-
man, of England; in G. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Jan.
14, 1928; 1 ¢ Feb. 18; EH 684810;
Novello & co., ltd.,; London. A752
Victor (The) King; Easter concert
service, words by Palmer Hartsough
and others, music by J. H. Fillmore
and others. Cincinnati, O., Fillmore
music house. 8vo. © Feb. 21, 1928;
2c. Feb. 25; E 683485; Fillmore
bros. co., Cincinnati. 4753
Victoria; waltz, letra y musica de T.
Pefa; pf. © 1c. Feb. 1, 1928; B
681718; Teodoro Pehla, New York.
4754
Vida mia; tango, di Stefano Ferruzzi,
of Italy; pf. © Jan. 20, 1928; 1 ec.
Feb. 9; E 684685; A. & G. Carisch
& ¢., Milan. 4755
Vieilie (La) horloge; piéce pour trio,
de Pierre Larrieu, arr. par Bonald,
of France; oreh., avee pf. conduc-
teur. ' 4to''© Jan, 1928" Wc.
Jan. 28; E 684965; Editions L.
Maillochon, Paris. 4756
Vienna nights; danse characteristique,
by Theodora Dutton; pf. © Feb.
134.1928 ; 4 ie Heb. 1238) 686203 <
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 4757
Violin studies in the higher positions ;
by Andrew Luck, op. 41. © Jan.
28, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 1;, E 681695;
Fred Heltman co., Cleveland. 4758
Vocalise-étude; en forme de bourrée,
de J. Canteloube, of France; voix
moyennes. v. 5. © Dec. 31, 1927;
1c. Jan. 28, 1928; E 684961; Al-
phonse Leduc et cie., Paris. 4759
Voice (The) of thanksgiving no. 4;
ed. and compiled by the Moody Bible
institute of Chicago. Chicago, IIL,
The Bible institute colportage assn.
Dt. TH, Bas. ve 23
© Jan. 31, 1928; 2 ¢. and aff. Feb.
7; A 1018708; Moody Bible institute
of Chicago, Chicago. 4760
Vola, vola; canzone one-step, dalla
rivista Ultim’ ora, parole di Dino
Falconi, musica di Ermete Liberati,
of Italy. © Jan. 25, 1928; 1 ¢. Feb.
15; EH 684749; A. & G. Carisch &
c., Milan. 4761
Volkslied; worte von Emil von Schoe-
naich-Carolath, musik von Rudolf
Dost, of Germany, op. 62, no. 1;
miannerchor, ohne begleitung. 4to.
© Sept. 15, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 16, 1928;
FE 684830; Gebriider Hug & co., Leip-
Zig. . 4762
Von Corelli bis Mozart; 12 klavier-
stucke, von Corelli, Duni, Rameau,
u. a., bearb. u. fortschreitend geord-
net von Richard Krentzlin, of Ger-
many. © Dec.:28, 1927; 2 ¢: Feb. 2,
1828; E 684555; H. R. Krenizlin,
unterrichtsverlag, Berlin-Lichier-
felde, Germany. 4763
| W. B. A. (The) music book; comp'led
by the Woman’s benefit assn. 4to.
© Feb. 1, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 10; aff.
Feb. 9; A 1064897 ; Woman’s benefit
assn., Port Huron, Mich. 4764
Wagner (Richard) Lied an den
abendstern (Le chant de l’étoile du
berger) ; aus Tannhiuser, arr. von
Leopold Weninger, of Austria; orch.
mit pf. begleitstimme. 4to. © Jan.
25, 1928; 1 «@ Feb. 23; E 685047;
D. Rahter, Leipzig. 4765
Lohengrin ; 1st act, shortened and
simplified for small choral societies,
by F. H. Shera, of Great Britain.
4to. © Jan. 19, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 25;
E 684994; Oxford university press,
London. 4766
Tannhauser; selection, compiled
and arr. by Edw. Russell; band, with
solo B flnt cornet conductor. 4to.
© ‘Jan. 14;'1928; 2 ¢. Feb. 20; EB
686121; Charles L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Ia. 4767
Wagneria; novelty-fox-trot, sur les
motifs de Wagner, par Clément
Doucet, of France; pf. © Dee. 31,
1927; 1 ec Jan. 28, 1928; EH 684959 ;
Editions musicales Sam Fox, Paris.
f 4768
Wagoner (The); melody by Roberts,
Parmam and Chestnut. © 1. Feb.
15. 1928; E 681974; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 4769
240
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1928
Waitin’ for Katy; fox trot, words by
Gus Kahn, music by Ted Shapiro,
arr. by Frank Skinner; orch. 4to.
(Ch Mele) 25, 1928.-. 2. c... Web... 2¢5 HB
686398; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
4770
Waiting for you; words by Carlos
Bertolas and I. R. Wright, melody by
I. R. Wright. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1928;
E 682836; Irwin Roberts Wright,
San Francisco. 4771
Waiting for you; words by R. Tepper,
melody by Cornelius Sampietro.
1c. Feb. 11. 1928; E 683477; Ray
Tepper, Brooklyn. Crp ACD
Walk in Jerusalem just like John;
words adapted, music arr. by B. B.
McKinney; male voices. (Jn Cole-
man’s male choir) © Feb. i, 1928;
2c. Feb. 17; E 683285; Robert H.
Coleman, Dallas. 4773
Waltz in blue; words and melody by
Fred Steinberg [i. e. Frederick Stein-
berg]; © 1c. Jan. 30, 1928; E
681774; Frederick Steinberg, Brook-
line, Mass. 4774
Waltz (A) in the Argentine; by Theo-
dora Dutton; pf. © Feb. 13, 1928;
2 ec. Feb. 23; E 686200; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. ATT5
Waltz with me; by Robert Nolan Kerr;
pf. © Feb. 20, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 21;
H 686302; Theodore Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia. AT76
Waltz with me; words by Marie
Kertesz, music by Gizi Szanto; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Feb. 24, 1928;
2e Feb. 27; E 683449; Jerome H.
Remick & co., New York. A777
Walzerzwischenspiel (Waltz inter-
lude) ; aus der oper Kleider machen
leute, von Alexander Zemlinsky, arr.
von Felix Greissle, of Austria; orch.
mit pf. direction. © Dec. 22, 1927:
1 ce. Jan. 13, 1928; E 684762; Uni-
versal edition actiengesellschaft,
Vienna. AT7TS
Wanting you; words by Claire Car-
valho, music by H. M. Sturhahn.
Hartford, Conn., Sturhahn music co.
OuFeh:/ 17,» 1928 3 .2..e,, Feb... 94 E
682978; Edward M. Sturhahn, Hart-
ford. 4779
Wart’ auf mich, mein liebchen tiberm
Rheine ; worte von Beda und Robert
Katscher. musik yon R. Katscher, of
Austria. © Jan. 12, 1928; 1 c. Feb.
24; E 684939; Wiener bohéme verlag,
Vienna. 4780
A 4791
Was hat die Melly angehabt zum tee;
lied und foxtrot, text von Rudolf
Hisner, musik von Robert Rella, of
Austria. © Jan. 15, 1928; 1 c. Feb.
4; EH 684585; Wiener Phoenix verlag,
Vienna. 4781
Was ist mit deiner nase los- siisser
Emil; foxtrot, text yon Fritz Rotter,
musik von Austin Hgen u. Doelle,
both of Germany. © Dee. 14, 1927;
1c. Feb. 20, 1928; E 684896; Roehr
aktiengeselischaft, Berlin. 4782
Was it a dream; words by Larry Spier
and Addy Britt, music by Sam Cos-
low ; pf. and ukulele acc. Feb. 14,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 15; E 681$54; Spier
& Coslow, inc., New York.4 4783
Was it fair; words by Glenn T. Neville,
music by R. Wall,” ©: f c. Pep. 2.
1928; E 682774; Robert Wall, Long
Island City, N. Y. 4784
Was soll ich bloss machen . . .; foxtrot,
text von Kurt Schwabach u. Willy
Resen, musik von W. Rosen, of Ger-
many. © Dec. 14, 1927; 1 « Feb. 20,
1928; E 684895; Roehr aktiengesell-
schaft, Berlin. 4785
Watch (The) dog; by John Mokrejs;
pf: © Jan. 31, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 2;
KH 682753; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 4786
Water boy; negro convict song, arr.
by J. R. Johnson. Curwen ed. Lon-
don, J. Curwen & sons, ltd. © Dee.
28, 1927; 1 ¢. Dee. 29; 1 ce Feb. 15,
1928; E 686057; J. Rosamond John-
son, New York. ATST
Waving (The) daffodils; by Frederic
Mullen, of Hngland; pf. London,
Rowland’s. © Jan. 25, 1928: 1 «@.
Feb. 7; E 684609; Solomon Rowland,
London. 4788
Way down in jail on my knees; words
by Grady Moore, melody by Sid
Harkreader. © 1c. Feb. 15, 1928;
E 681977; Chicago: music pub. co..
inc., Chicago. 4789
Way down in Owyhee; words by O.
M. Nielson, music by Casper Nathan.
New York, Frank Harding. © Feb.
18, 1928; 2 e. Feb. 24; E 683394;
Olaf M. Nielson, Provo, Utah. 4790
Way down in Tallahatch’ (ie) ; charac-
teristic coon song, words and musie
by Florence Donaldson, Arthur
Donaldson and Edward Trautman.
© 1c. Feb. 6, 1928; E 681791; Ed-
ward Trautman, New York. 4791
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4792
Dt. BTS. wee
Way (The) of the cross; 8-pt. cho.,
from The true God, words by Henry
H. Bonnell, music by Francis Me-
Collin; mixed voices, with organ
ace. 4to. © Feb. 1, 1928; 2 « Feb.
13; E 681911; Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
ton. 4792
Wayside tunes; 3 duets, by F. Percival
Driver, of Great Britain; pf. 4
hands. 1. The jolly tar. [2 others]
Feb. 3, 1928 2" el Web), (Bie BH
684951; International music co., Itd.,
London.
We; waltz, from Jolly Jerome, words
by R. W. French, music by J. E.
Wood. Boston, Mass., Tremont mu-
sic pub) co.*°© Feb. 13, 1928; 2 ‘ec.
Feb. 16; E 688223; Roy W. French
and James HE. Wocd, Orange, Mass.
4794
We are going to be married; words by
Walter Lawrence, music by J.. H.
Garvey; pf. ©1c. Feb. 3, 1928; E
G6Si760; John H. Garvey, Somerville,
Mass. é 4795
We dance and sing; by Richardson ©
Phillips, op. 32, no. 2; pf. © Dec.
15, 1927: 2 evan. (Heese HY GW9956 :
B. F. Wood musie co., Boston. 4796
We love—we two—we do; words and
melody by M. C. Saph, pf: ace. by
Kldon B. Spofford. © 1c. Feb. 3,
1928; EH 681758; Margaret Cornwall °
Saph, Berkeley, Calif. 4797
We're from Indiana; words of cho. by
William Herschell, verses and music
by FEF. C. Huston; with choruses for
male and mixed voices. © Jan.
1G, 7292385) Zines Meby ed : a AGSiGs st ;
Frank C. Huston, Indianapolis.
4798
We're wild about Caroline; words and
music by A. Wiley and B. Wiley,
arr. by James Alston. © 1. Aug.
25, 1927; E 671006; Arnold Wiley
and Bertha Wiley, Chicago. 4799
We shall meet; words by M. Wilson,
music by G. W. Ashley. New York
Cty, Frank Harding. © Jan. 30,
1928: 2 ce. Feb. 4; E 682826; Maude
Wilson, Wellsville, O. 4800
Weber (Ludwig) Zwei — geistliche
gesinge ; text von dichter unbekannt,
musik yon Ludwig Weber, of Ger-
many; frauenchor u. streichquartett.
1. Der tag nimmt ab. [1 other] ©
July 25, 1927: 1c. Web.’ 3; 1928).
684658; Georg Kallmeyer verlag,
Wolfenbiittel, Germany. 4801
4793 ©
Weep you no more, sad fountains;
words anon., music by Gilbert A.
Alcock, of Great Britain; sop. and
contralto; in D. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations]. © Feb. 10,
1928; 1 c. Feb. 24; EH 684909; Joseph
Williams, ltd., London. 4802
Weeping (The) willow tree; words
and melody by Daphne Burns.
tc. Keb."15) 1928 > Bi Getoitas: oni-
cago music pub. co., ine., Chicago.
4803
Weihnachtsspiel; von Hermann Zil-
cher, of Germany, op. 61, no. 3; pf.
© Oct. 10, 1927; 1.e Feb. 3, 1928 ;
E 684652; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany. 4804
Wenn der erste kommt, brauch ich
Marie; aus Streng verboten, text u.
musik von Fritz Rotter, Franz
Doelle u. Otto Stransky, all of Ger-
many, arr. von Otto‘L ndemann. ©
May. ).; 17, 1920. 1, "en Oeics rab eH)
685172 ; Rondo-verlag, G. m..b. H.,
Berlin. — 4805
Wenn die puszta schweigt ... ; bos-
ton, text von Beda, musik yon Em-
merich Kalman, of Hungary.
Dec.:' 3, 19273,2 ¢. Peb.a11926 5 1
684559; Wiener bohéme verlag,
Vienna. 4806
Wenn ich dran denk! beim Neckar-
wein auf der Stuttgarter weinsteig ;
worte u. musik yon W. Benignus.
@© Jan. 23,°1928-) Akers ihebee BE
681696; Wilhelm SBenignus, New
York. 4807
Wenn sich hinde nah’n im dunkeln;
valse boston, text und musk von
Rudolf Bernauer, of Germany. ©
Mar. .26,° 4927 + Ae. (Gets Vales
685150; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 4808
Were you there; old words adapted,
music arr. by B. B. McKinney; male
voices. (Jn Coleman’s male choir)
©)Feb: °1, 1928; ‘Dryer Mena?
683279 ; Robert H. Coleman, Dallas.
4809
West (The) is the West no more;
words by Billy Woods [i. e. W.
Woods], music by Ray Hibbeler. ©
1c. Feb. 10, 1928; E 681851; William
Woods, Billings, Mont. 4810
West Virginia moon; words and music
by John Patrck Breigh. © Nov.
24, 1927; 2 ec. Dec. 30; E 6838288;
Hulda Hetze, Menomonie, Wis.
4811
242
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1928
4833
West (The) window of life; words by
P. C. Lowe, music by A. A. Arons.
[Photostat] © 1c. Feb. 9, 1928;
E 683015; Percy C. Lowe and Alex-
ander A. Arons, Washington. 4812
Western moon; from Go west young
man, words and music by M. 8.
Temple. © Feb. 17, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
18; E 6838254; Merlin S. Temple,
Summit, N. J. 4813
Westward; words from The song of
Hiawatha by Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow, music by Cecil Bur-
leigh, op. 62; low or med. voice. ©
Jam 26, 1928: 2° ec: Heb. ~10;'' E
681931; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
4814
What a Savior; words and music by
V: R. Hines. © Feb. 23, 1928; 2 c.
Feb. 27; E 683447; Viola R. Hines,
Chicago. 4815
What a wonderful night this would
be; words and music by Billy
Smythe and Art Gillman, arr. by
Carleton L. Colby: pf. and ukulele
ace. ©1c. Feb. 16, 1928; E 683193 ;
Ted Browne music co., ine., Chicago.
. 4816
What about me; words by Harry Gra-
ham, music by Albert Sirmay, of
Hungary. London, Chappell & co.,
Itd. © Feb. 14, 1928; 1c. Feb. 16;
Hi 684783 ; Harms, inc., New York.
4817
What if the world were all sunshine;
words by 8. B. Tallakson, melody by
Herman A. Hummel. © 1 c. Feb.
24, 1928; E 683572; Senora Bell Tal-
lakson, Sisseton, S. D. 4818
What’ll I do if the Mississippi goes
dry; words by Harry Pease, music
by Ed. G. Nelson; ukulele arr. by
N. Paloa. © Feb. 8, 1928; 2 ¢. Feb.
15; E 686048; A. J. Stasny music co.,
inc., New York. 4819
What of it; words and melody by Ray-
mond Reginelli, Walter Hirsch and
Milton Samuels. © 1 c. Feb. 4,
1928 ; E 682991; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 4820
What’s in heaven made on earth by
wicked man; words by M. L. Erwin,
melody by Robert Van Sickle. ©
1 ec. Oct. 19, 1927; E 682886: Martha
Louisa Irwin, Berkeley, Calif. 4821
What way does the wind come; unison
song, words by William Wordsworth,
music by Eric H. Thiman, of Eng-
land; in F. 4to. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Feb. 13, 1928;
1c. Feb. 18; E 684807; Novello &
co., ltd., London. 4822
Whatever the weather; words by
Mitchell M. Lewis, melody by Sam
Rossman [i. e. S. H. Rossman]. ©
1c. Feb. 20, 1928; E 683354; Samuel
Henry Rossman, Roxbury, Mass.
4823
When; words by Andy Razaf and Bob
Schafer, music by J. C. Johnson. ©
Feb. 1, 1928; 2 c Feb. 2; E 682745;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 4824
When and where; ballad waltz song,
words by C. B. Davis, music by P.
Colavita. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1928; HB
6831385; Philip Colavita and Claude
B. Davis, Richmond. 4825
When and where; waltz, by P. Cola-
vita; B flat cornet, with pf. acc. ©
1 ec. Feb. 7, 1928; E 682915; Philip
Colavita, Richmond. 4826
When God made the soul of you;
words by Anne Lu Burns, music by
M. V. Howell. ©1c. Aug. 17, 1927;
EH 682934; May Valega Howell, Bir-
mingham, Ala. 4827
When I am with you; by J. Marrero;
cornet; in F. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1928;
E 682990; John Marrero, New Or-
leans. 4828
When I fell in love with you; words
and music by J. L. Knipe. © Feb.
17, 1928; 2. -@:BReb) 29;) 1683522:
James L. Knipe, Lancaster, Pa.
4829
When I get out; words and melody by
Norfolk quartette. © 1 ¢. Feb. 15,
1928; EK 681968; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago, 4830
When I go on the stage; from She’s
my baby, words by Lorenz Hart,
music by Richard Rodgers; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Feb. 17, 1928; 2 c.
Feb. 23; E 686322; Harms, inc., New
York: 4831
When I’m blue; words and melody by
G) In, bone @.t) es» Webs 7, 1928 :
E 682922; Glynn Lea Long, New
Orleans. 4832
When I say good-bye; words by Gene
Stone [i. e. E. R. Stone], music by
Jack Burgess [i. e. William Watson
Burgess, jr.] © 1c. Feb. 28, 1928;
E 686443 ; Eugene Robert Stone, Los
Angeles. 4833
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4834
Dt-TEE, NS y. 23
When I see an oyster walk upstairs;
words and mus.c by Ted Waite, of
Great Britain; pf. acc., with banju-
lele banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin
D. Keech; in G. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Feb. 20, 1928;
1c. Feb. 21; E 684954; B. Feldman
& co., London. 4834
When it’s summertime; words and
melody by A. I. S. Steed. ©1«.
Feb. 18, 1928; E 681888; Alice I. S.
Steed, Salt Lake City. 4835.
When ma grows old; words by L.
Frenkel, music by Kathleen A.
Hutcheson. © 1.c. Feb. 14, 1928;
E 683156; Lillie Frenkel, St. Louis.
4836
When someone dear is near; words by
L. C. Martin, music by Homer Tour-
jée. © Feb. 6, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 24;
E 683390; Luella Curtis Martin, Per-
ris, Calif. 4837
When the brown hair turns to gray;
words by A. H. Blackiston,:music by
William M. Hunter. © 1c. Feb. 2,
1928; E 682777; Andrew Hooten
Blackiston, New York. 4838
When the dreams of a dreamer come
true; words and music by W. S.
Roddie, of Great Britain. London,
J. Curwen & sons, ltd. © Feb. 20,
1928; 1 c. Feb. 24; E 685187; W.
Stewart Roddie, London. 4839
When the earth is wrapped in autumn
leaves; words by H. L. Allen, melody
by Robert H. Brennen. © 1c. Feb.
25, 1928; E 686385; Harold L. Allen,
Trenton, Mich. j 4840
When the goldenrod is blooming once
again; words and melody by Roy
Harvey. © 1. Feb. 15, 1928; E
681993 ; Chicago music pub. ¢o., inc.,
Chicago. 4841
When the moon is up; unison song,
words by Patience Ropes, music by
Alec Rowley, of Great Britain;
treble voices; in D. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Feb. 8, 1928;
1c. Feb. 7; E 684786; W. Paxton &
co., ltd., London. 4842
When the sun is sinking; words by I.
Abrahamson, melody by J. W. Grier.
© 1c Feb. 23, 1928; © 686225;
James Wilford Grier and Irving
Abrahamson, Los Angeles. 4843
When you carry the torch; words and
melody by James Hershel. © 1 ec.
Feb. 25, 1928; E 686370; Robbins
music corp., New York. 4844
When you know me and I know you;
words by Josie Dority-Bader, music
by A. E. Bader. © 1c. Feb. 2, 1928;
E 682762; Albert EH. Bader, Hachita,
N. M. 4845
When you meet the girl you love;
words by Gulielma Day Orr, melody
by R. Henderly. © 1 Feb. 11,
1928; E 683119; Russell Henderly,
Cincinnati, 4846
Where do to-morrow’s come from;
words and music by Tommie Malie
and Larry Vincent, arr. by -Rube
Bennett; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Feb. 21, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 24; E 686284;
Milton Weii music co., Chicago.
4847
Where does a sausage grow; words
and music by Jack Tudball, of Great
Britain; pf. ace., with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech; in E flat. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Feb. 6,, 1928;
1c. Feb. 7; E 684628; B. Feldman
& co:, London. 4848
Where, grave, thy victory ; Haster serv-
ice, words by Herman von Berge,
and'‘others, music by Fred B. Holton,
and others. 8vo. © Jan. 23, 1928;
2c. and aff. Feb. 23;.A 1067487;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 4849
Where’s my sweetheart to-night ; words
and melody by R. EH. Williams. ©
1c. Feb..7, 1928; E 682930; R. Hd-
ward Williams, White Plains, N. Y.
4850
Where the Monongahela flows between
the hills; words and music by I. J.
Rossell. © Feb. 8, 1928; 2 ec. Feb.
8; E 682972; Irvin J. Rossell, Blairs-
ville, Pa. 4851
Where will I be; words by J. F. Coots,
melody by H. Ford and T. Tortomas.
© 1c. Feb. 18, 1928; E 683294; J.
Fred Coots, Tony 'Tortomas and
Harry Ford. 4852
Wherefore shall I hang up my bow;
2-pt. song, music by Bernard Van
Dieren, of Great Britain; treble
voices; in BE. 4to. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Jan. 19, 1928;
1c. Feb. 25; E 685000; Oxford uni-
versity press, London. 4853
Which; from Paris, words and music
by. Cole Porter.. © Feb. 25, 1928;
2c. Feb. 28; E 686406; Harms, inc.,
New York. 4854
While lowly shepherds watched by
night; Christmas carol, by George
244
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no, 2, 1928
4877
B. Staff, music by W. R. Voris; sop. | Why can’t you care; words and melody
solo with 4 mixed voices and organ
ace. sto, © Feb. 14, 1928; 2 ec.
Feb. 18; E 6838226; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 4855
Whispering hope; 2 pt. cho., words and
music by Alice Hawthorne [pseud. of
Septimus Winner], arr. by William
M. Felton. 4to. © Feb. 7, 1928;
2 ¢« Feb. 9; E 683033; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 4856
White (The) rose; words and melody
by J. Patterson. © 1c. Feb. 8, 1928;
E 681817; Ralph Peer, New York.
' 4857
Whiteman stomp; by Jo Trent and
Thomas Waller, arr. by Leonard
Hayton; orch. 4to. © Feb. 14,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 15; E 683179; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 4858
Who cares; words and music by L. N.
mocers) ©) 1 ce. Keb. 21, 1928: EH
683358; Lo:s Newton Rogers, San
Antonio. 4859
Who has seen the wind; 2-pt. song,
words by Christina Georgiana Ros-
setti, music by F. Leslie Calver, of
Great Britain; sop. 1 and 2. 4to.
© Feb. 6, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 18; EH
681873; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 4860
Who is Sylvia; words by Shakespeare,
music by Edward German, of Eng-
land, arr. by John Pointer; sop. and
alioe 4t0.,:.(C).\ Keb: \13,,, 1928 ;:, d.°e:
Feb. 18; E 684808; Novello & co.,
ltd., London. 4861
Who put the pep in pepper; words and
music by G. S. Horne; pf. ©1e..
Feb. 14, 1928; E 683170; Gertrude
S. Horne, Meadville, Pa. 4862
Who’s goin’ to get you; words by Jack
Yellen, music by Milton Ager; pf.
acc., with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © Feb. 16, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
18; E 683261; Ager, Yellen & Born-
stein, inc., New York. 4863
Who’s the boy; from Greenwich Vil-
lage follies, words by Max and
Nathaniel Lief, music by Ray Per-
kins; pf. and ukulele ace. © Feb. 4,
1928; 2c. Feb. 7; E 682954; Harms,
ine., New York. 4864
Why; words and melody by Bud Fern-
wood: © .1.¢ Feb. 21, 1928; EH
683376; Roland Guehrer, Milwaukee.
4865
93485—28—_8
by M. J. Callahan. © 1c. Feb. 8,
1928; E 681828; Marie J. Callahan,
Cleveland. 4866
Why did you go away; words by Leola
Stout and Fred Davis, melody by
J. De Pucci. © Nov. 14, 1927; 2 ¢.
Jan. 31; E 682692; Joe De Pucci,
San Francisco. 4867
Why have you left me alone; words
and melody by B. Michel. © 1 «¢.
Feb. 16, 1928; E 683190; Bernard
Michel, Milwaukee. 4868
Why keep waiting for tomorrow;
words and music by A. Bailey, arr.
by Chas. L. Johnson. © 1. Feb. 6,
1928; E 681790; Arthur Bailey,
Kansas City, Mo. 4869
Why should I feel lonely; words by
Harry Graham, music by Philip
Charig, Joseph Meyer, of U. S., and
Albert Sirmay, of Hungary. London,
Chappell & co., Itd. © Feb. 14, 1928;
2c. Feb. 16; EH 683239; Harms, inc.,
New York. 4870
Why should I forget; words by Jack
McDonald, music by Johnny Salb;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Feb. 23,
1928; 2 ec. Feb. 23; E 686204; Will
Rossiter, Chicago. 4871
Why was Mary born with a dimple;
words by C. Marilla, melody by
Robert H. Brennen. © 1c. Feb. 25,
1928; E 6863887; Carroll Marilla,
McClellandtown, Pa. 4872
Wiegenlied; von Sigfrid Karg-Elert,
of Germany, op. 112, no. 1; violine
u. klavier. © Sept. 3, 1927; 1c. Feb.
18, 1928; EH 684835; Jul. Heinr. Zim-
mermann, Leipzig. 4873
Wiener tanz (Viennese dance); von
Friedman-Giirtner, arr. von Emil
Bauer, of Austria; orch. mit pf. di-
rection. © Dec. 28, 1927; 1 c. Jan.
13, 1928; EH 684760; Universal edi-
tion actiengesellschaft, Vienna. 4874
Wife and husband; words and music
by Elder W. Isaac. © 1c. Feb. 10,
1928; E 681852; International music
pub co., Chicago. 4875
Wild flower valley; duet, by Helen
Dallam ; violin. © Jan. 26, 1928, 2c.
Feb. 10; E 681939; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 4876
Wild flowers and butterflies; march,
by H. D. Hewitt; pf. © Feb. 7,
1928; 2. ce. Feb. 9; E 683048; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 4877
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4878
Dt. 115, Nossa
Will o’ the wisp; by Hubert Bath, of
Great Britain; pf. London, Row-
land’s. © Feb. 9, 1928; 1c. Feb. 24;
E 684916; Solomon Rowland, Lon-
don. 4878
Will o’ wisp; by Bob Effros and Phil
Wall; pf. © Feb. 18, 1928; 2c. Feb.
20; E 686119; Spier & Coslow, ine.,
New York. 4879
Will the lion tame ’er; fox trot, words
and melody by H. A. Kies. © 1 «.
Feb. 20, 1928; E 686148; Horace
Allen Kies, Platteville, Wis. 4880:
Will you be sorry ; words by Gus Kahn,
musie by Grace LeBoy Kahn.
Feb. 24, 1928; 2 c« Feb. 27; E
683451; Jerome H. Remick & CO.,
New York. 4881
Will you write to me; fox trot, words
and music by B. Murray, of Canada.
© Feb. 23, 19298; 2c. Feb. 24: B
686352; Bethune Murray, East Chat-
ham, Ont., Canada. 4882:
Willie my darling; words and melody.
by Roy Harvey. © 1. Feb. 15,
1928; E 681992; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 4883
Willner (Arthur) Concerto; von A.
Willner, of Czechoslovakia, op. 37;
streichorchester. © Dec. 23, 1927;
1 ec. Jan. 18, 1928; E 684763; Uni-
versal edition actiengesellschaft,
Vienna. 4884
Willow (The) brook; by Thomas F.
Dunhill, of Great Britain; viola and
pf. © Feb. 1, 1928; 1 c Feb. 17;
E 684821; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London. 4885
Wind (The) and the leaves; caprice,
by Carl Wilhelm Kern, op. 568; pf.
Lawrence, Mags., Bay state music co.
© Dec. 24, 1927; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1928;
E 681734; Reginald K. Liversidge,
Lawrence, Mass. 4886
Winds’ caprice; by C. L. Hulit; pf.
© 1e Jan. 27, 1928; E 683419;
Carroll L. Hulit, Westbrook, Me.
4887
Wine of the fairies; words by Shelley,
music by Ian Whyte, of Great Brit-
ain. © Feb. 20, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 23;
E 684907; J. & W. Chester, ltd.,
London. 4888
Winter comes; composer anon., early
17th century, transcribed and ed. by
Peter Warlock, of Great Britain;
sop. 1, 2 and alto; in A min. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Nov. 10, 1927; 1 ec. Feb. 25, 1928;
EK 684999; Oxford university press,
London. 4889
Wisconsin—great and grand; words
by Charles Albert Beggs, music by
Charles Augustus Meyers. © Feb.
7, 1928; 2 e..)\ Keb. 580s cHAGEESS7:;
Independent music rublishers, Keno-
sha, Wis. 4890
Without you; words and melody by I.
Berlin. © 1 @ Feb. 21, 1928; BH
683377; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 4891
Without you; words anon., music by
R. Wall’ © 1+ e\Feb. 271928 Bb
682773:; Robert Wall, Long Island
CityNe. Y: 4892
Wo die balaleika klingst; aus der revue
Schlager auf schlager, text von Otto
Sprinzel, musik von Tilmar Springe-
feld, of Germany. \ May 17, 1927;
1 ec. Oct. 31; E 685161; Rondo-ver-
lag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 4893
Wollenhaupt (H. A.) Study; by H. -
A. Wollenhaupt, op. 22, ed. by Ernst
C. Krohn; pf. © Feb. 4, 1928; 2 c.
and aff. Feb. 8; A 1064787; Art
publication soc., St. Louis. 4894
Wollt ihr, dass ewig die sonne euch
scheine; trinkt deutschen wein,
marschlied, text von Felix Josky,
musik von Rudolph Nelson, of Ger-
many, klav. arr. v. Otto Lindemann.:
© Dee. 11, 1926; 1 ec. Oct. 31, 1927;
E 685199 ; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 4895
Wonder-star (The); singing game,
words and music by Eleanor
Farjeon, of Great Britain. 4to. ©
Jan. 26,. 1928: eo Webi aa jn
684990; Oxford university press,
London. 4896
Wonderful night; words and melody
by A. J. Ziegler, ©) i eheb. 29,
1928; E 683567; Albert J. Ziegler,
Minneapolis. 4897
Wonderful sweetheart; words by Ange-
line Ignera, melody by G. E. Klopf.
© 1c. Feb. 4, 1928; E 682856;
George Elvin Klopf, Chicago. 4898
Wondering; fox trot, words by T. J.
Gardner, melody by J. J. Williams.
©. 1 %e Jan. 3t, 1926s" Hi Gs2705 }
John J. Williams and T. John
Gardner, Jersey City. 4899
Won't it be nice to be married; duet
from His Royal Shyness, words and
musie by E. W. Miller, of Canada.
Toronto, Ont., Draper musie co. ©
246
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no. 2, 1928
att say LO28:io1) +e, sFeb.! 13;
684741; Edward W. Miller, Toronto,
Canada. 4900
Won't you be mine; words and music
by M. E. Drumm. © 1. Feb. 25,
1928; E 686367; Melvin H. Drumm,
Chicago. 4901
Wood (Thomas) ‘Three plain tunes;
by T. Wood, of Great Britain; pf.
nos, 13. ©. Jan. 5, 1928; 1.¢. Feb.
25; E 685016; Oxford university
press, London. 4902
World (The) air hero; fox trot, words
by E. B. McLean, melody by Len
Fleming. © 1. Feb. 11, 1928; E
683117 ; Ella B. McLean, Tulsa, OKl.
4903
World (The) goes round; fox trot,
words and melody by H. A. Kies.
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1928; E 6861438;
Horace Allen Kies, Platteville, Wis.
4904
World (The) or Jesus; words and mu-
sic by Harry Dixon Loes; male
voices. (Jn Coleman’s male choir)
© Feb. 1, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 17; E
683268 ; Robert H. Coleman, Dallas.
4905
Would God I were the tender apple
blossom; Irish melody from London-
derry County, words by Katharine
Tynan Hinkson, music arr. by Wil-
liam M. Felton; 2 pt. cho. 4to. ©
Pee ae Toe.) 2 Cs, Mep, 213". BH
686291 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 4906
Would you ever think of me; words
and melody by Roy Harvey.
1c. Feb. 15, 1928; E 681981; Chi-
cago music pub. co., inc., Chicago.
4907
Would you mind; words and music by
mehaeato, pr. C), ke ep, 23,
1928; E 686226; Bernardo Fazioli,
Belmont, Mass. 4908
Wouldn’t take nothing for my jour-
ney; words and melody by Ken-
tucky thorobreds. © 1 ec. Feb. 15,
1928; E 686011; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 4909
Wunderbare (Der) mandarin; musik
aus der gleichnamigen pantomime,
von Béla Bartok, of Hungary, op.
Me orc. — Partitur, ..@) Dee, 22,
1927; 1 c. Jan. 27, 1928; E 684766;
Universal edition actiengesellschaft,
Vienna. 4910
x . 4920
E | Xi (The) psi phi sweetheart; words
by Edmund H. Van Devort, music
by A. A. O’Brien. © 1 c. Feb. 15,
1928; E 686035; Arthur Anthony
O’Brien, Columbus, O. 4911
Y a toujours une femme 14-dessous;
paroles de Léo Leliévre, fils, et
Jacques-Charles, musique de Jean
Boyer, of France; ace. de pf. avec
arr. pour ukulele de F. Salabert. ©
Dec. 31, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 24, 1928; BH
685099 ; Francis Salabert, Paris.
4912
Yale (The) blues; fox trot, words by
Collie Knox, music by Vivian Ellis,
arr. by Frank HE. Barry; orch. New
York, Leo Feist, ine. 4to. © Feb.
20, 1928; 2 c Feb. 21; E 686318;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., London.
4913
Yankee Doodle; paraphrase, ed. and
transcribed by Ralph Colicchio; ten.
banjo. © Feb. 28, 1928; 2 ec. Feb.
29; EH 683514; Irving Berlin stand-
ard music corp., New York. 4914
Yellow dog blues; by W. C. Handy,
arr. and transcribed by FE. Henri
Klickmann; E flat alto, B flat ten.
and C melody saxophones, with pf.
ace. © Feb. 10, 1928; 2 ¢« Feb. 10;
E 681840; Alfred & co., New York.
4915
Yes dear; melody fox trot, from the
musical comedy, words by Morey
Davidson, music by C. Rupp. 1st
ed. © Feb. 20, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 24;
FE 686355; Carl Rupp music publish-
ers, Cleveland. 4916
Yes, God is good; 2-pt. hymn anthem,
words by John H. Gurney, music by
Eduardo Marzo, op. 157; women’s
voices. 4to. © Feb. 4, 1928; 2 «¢.
Feb. 13; E 681910; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 4917
Yes or no; words and music by Paul
Wenton Chase. © 1 ¢. Feb. 3, 1928;
E 682880 ; Clayton W. Peirson, Pasa-
dena. 4918
You; words and music by B. Brown.
[Photostat] © 1 ce Jan. 3, 1928;
E 679900; Bertrand Brown, New
York. 4919
You; words by J. Keirn Brennan, mel-
ody by Marsh McCurdy. © 1 ce. Feb.
4, 1928; E 682835; DeSylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc., New York. 4920
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4921
Dt. DS. ere
You are all that is romance to me;
from Chiqu ta, words by A. D. Riley,
music by I. O. Edwards.
W. Va., Wheeling high school. ©
Feb. 8, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 8; E 682978 ;
Alvah Dale Riley and Fred Oliver
Edwards, Wheeling, W. Va. 4921
You are love; from Show boat, words
by Oscar Hammerstein, 2nd., music
by Jerome Kern. © Feb. 4, 1928;
2c. Feb. 8; E 681799; T. B. Harms
co., New York. 4922
You are the wonderful one; words by
Gulielma Day Orr, melody by R.
Henderly. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1928; E
683120; Russell Henderly, Cincin-
nati. 4823
You do, you do, you know you do;
words and music by M. C. Jansen.
© dues. Jane; 25-1928 2B 681524 :
Maude Campbell Jansen, San José,
Calif. 4924
You got to reap just what, you sow;
Spiritual, words anon., music alr.
by William L. Dawson; low voice;
in E flat. © Feb. 7, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
9; E 682975; Gamble hinged music
co., Chicago. 4925
You gotta be a college bred man;
words and music by C. C. Slaton.
© Feb. 8, 1928; 2 ¢. Feb. 8; E
682968 ; Charles Clyde Slaton, Mont-
gomery, Ala. 4926
You had better not go down to Thirty-
fifth and State no more; words and
music by A. Wiley and B. Wiley,
arr. by James Alston. © 1c. Aug.
25, 1927; E 671007; Arnold Wiley
and Bertha Wiley, Chicago. 4927
You'll never know; words and melody
by F. Norman. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1928;
EK 682838; Frank Norman, New
York. 4928
You maybe somebody; words by J.
Metrie, music by Burt Mann. ©1e.
Feb. 4, 1928; E 682840; Joseph
Metr’e, Milwaukee. 4929
You-oo0 ma Caroline; de Comte Obli-
gado, lyrics d’André Barde, musique
de Raoul Moretti, of France.
Dec. 31, 1927; 1 c« Feb. 24, 1928;
H 685103; Francis Salabert, Paris.
4930
You’re just like an angel to me; words
by H. Baltimore, melody by A. Rem-
sen. © 1c. Feb. 9, 1928; E 681843;
Alice Remsen and Harry Baltimore,
ew York. 4931
9)
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Wheeling, ©
You're my girl; words and melody by
Louis Miller. © 1 ¢. Feb. 15, 1928;
E 681962; Louis Strizik, Brooklyn.
4932
You're only passing the time with me;
words and melody by Will Oakland.
© 1c Feb. 18, 1928; EH 683310;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 4933
You’re the first thing I think of in the
morning; words by Billy Tracy, mu-
sic by Jack Stanley. © 1c. Feb.
4, 1928; E 682863; Broadway music
corp., New York. — 4934
You waited too long; fox trot, words
and melody by L. M. Barrus. ©
1c. Feb. 17, 1928; E 683321; Lester
M. Barrus, Salt Lake City. 4935
You will be mine someday; words by
by R. King, melody by Robert H.
Brennen. © 1 ¢. Feb. 25, 1928; E
686386; Regenia King, Fisk, Mo.
_ 4936
You would; fox-trot, words and music
by Nick Morris [pseud. of Thomas
Nicholas Morrissey] © Feb. 1,
1928; 2 -c .Feb. 23; ,H . .G86195 ;
Thomas Morrissey, Little Rock, Ark.
4937
Young America; triumphal march
song, words by C. K. Solberg, mu-
sic by K. N. Fugle; 4 mixed voices.
4to. © Feb. 4, 1928; 2 «@ Feb. 6;
E 682895; Kristian Nilsson Fugle,
Chicago. 4938
Young (A) Washington; words by
Daisy M. Moore, music by M. Helen
McCleaf. 16mo. © Feb. 19, 1928;
2 ec. Feb. 17; E 686060; Standard
pub. co., Cincinnati. 4939
Your close friend; words and music
by Elder W. Isaac. © 1. Feb. 10,
1928; E 681853 ; International music
pub. co., Chicago. 4940
Your duty and mine; hymn, words by
B. Castle, music by Iva Dell Kirk.
(Jn Colporteur song sheaf) © Jan.
G, 1928; .'2 EGS Web? tie fh ocalso ;
Burton Castle, Nashville. 4941
Your good-bye kiss; words and music
by Byron Gay and Neil Morét; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Feb. 18, 1928;
2c. Feb. 28; E 686188; Villa Moret,
ine., San Francisco. 4942
Your [!] just the girl of my dreams;
words and melody by R. M. Breeden.
1G. Jan. Do, bee eed =
Robert M. Breeden, Chicago. 4943
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no. 2, 1928
Your love belongs to me; ballad, words
by Stark Paget, music by Dimple
Davis. © Feb. 20, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
24; E 686354; Chansonette pub. co.,
inc., Montgomery, Ala. 4944
Your song from paradise; by Sydney
Barlow Brown, arr. by Charles N.
Grant; orch. ace. to voice, violin or
solo trumpet, with pf. conductor;
in” A flat. 4to.° © Feb. 15, 1928;
2 ec. Feb. 18; E 683323; Boosey &
co., Itd., New York. 4945
Youthful joys (Joies d’enfants); 6
very easy recreations for teacher
and pupil, by Georges Bernard, of
France; pf., 4 hands. 1. Joyful
mareh..’ [5 others] ‘ ‘© Feb. ‘17,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 20; E 683325; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 4946
Zajac zenych; melody by P. Hu-
meniuk. © 1 ce. Jan. 31, 1928; EB
682701; Paul Humeniuk, New York.
4947
Zbior koled; zebrat i zharmonizowal
Wincenty Baluta; gltosy mieszane.
©: Woy. 7%, 1927;,2 c Nov. 30;; E
681675; Vincent Baluta, Oak Park,
Til. 4948
Zompa, llari llira (Stornellata) ; testo
napolitano d’autore ignoto, English
COMPOSITIONS
3 4954
d’una antica canzone d’autore ignoto
di Vittorio Giannini. © Feb. 1,
1OZ8s 2s Ge, 24h) Ge2teas. G.
Ricordi & co., inc., New York. 4949
Zu Bonn am Rhein; von W. Linde-
mann, of Germany; orch. mit text.
4to.. (©) Deer 192d e Webs 15,
1928; HE 684753; Wilhelm Linde-
mann, Berlin-Karlshorst, Germany.
4950
Zwei rote rosen, ein zarter kuss; lied
u. foxtrot, text von Kurt Robitschek,
musik von Walter Kollo, of Ger-
many. © Aug. 18, 1927; 1 ¢. Feb.
24, 1928; E 684941; Wiener bohéme
verlag, Vienna. 4951
1st district song; words by Mary R.
Gamble, music by F. P. Grant. 4to.
©" Jan. 31, 1928 :) Does Heb. Gesu Hi
682807 ; Frances Pitts Grunt, Missis-
sippi City, Miss. 4952
5° prélude dramatique; de M. Daras,
of France; orch. avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Feb. 2, 1928; 1 «@ Feb. 24;
EK 685116; Maurice Piéna, ltd., Lon-
don. 4953
12° barearolle; de Gabriel Fauré, op.
106, transcrit par Gustave Sama-
zeuilh, of France; violon et pf. ©
Dec. 31, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 24, 1928; E
text by F. H. Martens, sul tema 685134; Durand et cie., Paris. 4954
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1928:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 10 unpublished) _ 41
Class HE, Musical compositions (including 1,487 unpublished) _________ 4, 913
iiohe Gu eee I A A. MS ee ee ee 4, 954
LIST OF MUSICTOFP Which. THE SUBSISA iis COPYRIGHT
HAS BEEN RENEWED UNDER SEG. 24. 0F eT RE Agi) OF
MARCH 4, 1909
Absent-minded beggar; words by Rud-
yard Kipling, music by Arthur Sulli-
van; with cho. ad lib. © Herbert
Sullivan, London, as the executor of
the author of the music. R 42797,
Sept. 24, 1927. ak
Adela; overture, by Wm. F. Kretsch-
mer, op. 110; full orch. © Agatha
Kretschmer, San Francisco, as the
widow of the author. R 43058, Feb.
4, 1928. ‘ 2
African (An) symphony; ragtime
spasm, by F. H. Losey; orch. ©
F. H. Losey, Orange, N. J., as the
author. R 48072, Feb. 9, 1928. 3
Air de ballet; instrumental selection,
by H. Devries. © Herman Devries,
Chicago, as the author. R 43150,
Feb. 8, 1928. 4
Air with variations; by Charles
Danclayepr“b2s:) 4 not ke ede py, G.
Lehmann; violin and pf. © George
Lehmann, New York, as the author
of the editing. R 48078, Dec. 10,
1927. 5
Albumblatt (Album leaf) ; by Richard
Joh. Hichberg, op. 4, ed. by G. Leh-
mann; violin and pf. © George
Lehmann, New York, as the author
of the editing. R 48094, Dec. 10,
1927. 6
Alpine echoes; waltz, by Koschat, arr.
by Wm. F. Kretschmer; full orch.
© Agatha Kretschmer, San Fran-
cisco, as the widow of the author of
the arrangement. R 48059, Feb. 4,
1928. (
Always helping somewhere; words by
EK. E. Hewitt, music by E. 8S. Lorenz.
©-Edmund 8. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author. R 48033, Feb. 8, 1928. 8
Anniversary march; arr. by L. P.
Laurendeau; pf. © Rose Lauren-
deau, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, as
the widow of the author of the ar-
rangement. R 43118, Jan. 16,1928. 9
[4954
Arrival (L’arrivée) ; by Ch. Dancla,
op. 178, no. 2, rev. and fingered by
G. Saenger; 4 violins. © Gustav
Saenger, New York, as the author of
the arrangement. R 43116, Jan. 16,
1928. 10
Ascribe ye the power; anthem, by C.
Simper. © Caleb: Simper, Barn-
staple, England, as the author. R
42994, Jan. 27, 1928. 11
At the husking bee; waltz, by F. L.
Eyer, op. 28, no. 2; pf. duet. ©
Frank L. Eyer, Montreat, N. C., as the
author. R 42933, Jan. 3, 1928. 12,
Auber (Daniel Francois Esprit) Za-
netta overture; arr. by T.. M. -To-
bani; full orch. © ‘Theo. Moses
Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y.,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 43108, Jan. 16, 1928. 13
Auf wiedersehn; words by Frederic
Ranken, music by A. Lachaume. ©
Aimé Lachaume, Paris, as the au-
thor. R 42788, Jan. 6, 1928. 14
Barn (A) dance; by H. Engelmann,
op. 432, no. 8. me. 26) Marie JC.
Engelmann, Burholme, Pa., as the
widow of the author. R 42928, Jan.
3, 1928. 15
Beautiful city of Sligo; words by Al-
fred Perceval Graves, music by
Charles Villiers Stanford. © Jennie
Anna Maria Stanford, Beaconsfield,
Bucks, England, as the widow of the
author. R 42792, Sept. 24, 1927. 16
Belle (The) of Bohemia ; musical com-
edy in 3 acts, by Harry B. Smith,
music by Ludwig Englander. Vocal
sc. © Carla Englander Poltz, Vi-
enna, as the next of kin of the au-
thor of the music, who is not living.
R 42772, Oct. 29, 1927. LT
Berceuse; by E. Berger; pf. © Emil
Berger, Lynchburg, Va., as_ the
author. R 42940, Jan. 3, 1928. 18
200
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no. 2, 1928
Berceuse (Cradle song); by Oscar
Kohler, ed. by G. Lehmann; violin
and pf. © George Lehmann, New
York, as the author of the editing.
R 48077, Dec. 10, 1927. 19
Berceuse (Lullaby); by F. Bloch, ed.
by G. Lehmann; violin and pf. ©
George Lehmann, New York, as the
author of the editing. R 43097, Dec.
re. 1927. ; 20
&
Beriot (Charles de) Rondo; ed. by
G. Lehmann; violin and pf. ©
George Lehmann, New York, as the
author of the editing. R 48098. Dec.
10 A927. pete.
Blessings; song, by C. F. Stayner, op.
12, no. 1. © Charles Frederick Stay-
ner, Pasadena, as the author. R
42997, Jan. 27, 1928. 2
Brahms (Johannes) Lullaby; arr. by
Wm. F. Kretschmer; full orch. ©
Agatha Kretschmer, San Francisco,
as the w dow of the author of the
arrangement. R 48048, Feb. 4, 1928.
20
Brown (Arthur L.) Impromptu; pf.
© Arthur L. Brown, East Pitts-
burgh, as the author. R 42887, Jan.
3, 1928. . 24
Burgomaster (The) ; selection, by Gus-
‘tay Luders, arr. by H. Anderson;
orch. © Hilding Anderson, Bayside,
L. I., N. Y., as the author of the
arrangement. R 48148, Feb. 8, 1928.
25
Butter making; action song, by F. C.
Robinson. © Frances C. Robinson,
Wakefield, Mass., as the author. R
42863, Jan. 3, 1928. 26
Butterfly (The) is in love with the
rose; by H. K. Hadley, op. 14, no.
2. © Henry K. Hadley, New York.
as the author. R 48045, Jan. 28,
1928. Zi
By the Ganges; by H. K. Hadley, op.
14, no. 3. © Henry K. Hadley, New
York, as the author. R 43046, Jan.
28, 1928. 28
By the three tree well; duet, words by
Robert Gordon, music by E. H. Bai-
ley ; mezzo-sop. and bar. © Eben H.
Bailey, Ipswich, Mass., as the au-
thor. R 42954, Jan. 23, 1928. 29
Caught up to meet Him in glory;
words by John R. Clements, mus'c
by B. F. Butts. © Benjamin F.
Butts, Marysville, Calif., as the au-
thor. R 42964, Jan. 3, 1928. 30
4954 (42)
Cavatina; by Carl Reinecke, ed. by
G. Lehmann; violin and pf. ©
George Lehmann, New York, as the
author of the editing. R 43081, Dec.
10> 1927. 31
Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stéphanie)
Pas des echarpes ; from Chaminade’s
ballet, Callirhoe, arr. by G. Saenger ;
violin and pf. © Gustav Saenger,
New York, as the author of the ar-
rangement. R. 48178, Jan. 28, 1928.
a2
Chant. d’adieu (Farewell song); by
Benoni Lagye, op. 97, ed. by G. Leh-
mann; violin and pf. © George
Lehmann, New York, as the author
of the editing. R 48075, Dec. 10,
1927. 33
Chasse a courre; scene chantee, pa-
roles de M. de Feraudy, musique de
Rodolphe Berger. © Honorine
Isopy, Paris, aS the executor of the
author of the music. R 42799, Sept.
24, 1927. 34
Chatterer (The) ; polka caprice, by L.
Ringuet; pf. © Leon Ringuet, Hya-
cinthe, Ontario, Canada, as the au-
thor. R 42909, Jan. 3, 1928. 35
Christ hath arisen; carol for Easter,
by W. A. Fisher. © William Arms
Fisher, Boston, as the author. R
43011, Jan. 25, 1928... 36
Christ the Lord is risen today; Easter
anthem, by J. H. Rogers. © James
H. Rogers, Cleveland, as the author.
R 43008, Jan. 25, 1928. 37
Clowns (The) ; by Ludwig Schytte, op.
121, no. 2; pf. © Anna Schytte,
Copenhagen, as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 43039, Feb. 9,
1928. 38
Come away death; by N. Douty;
mixed voices. © Nicholas Douty,
Elkins Park, Pa., as the author. R
42942, Jan. 3, 1928. 39
Come, dance with me; by F. R. Webb,
op. 96, no. 3; pf. duet. © F. R.
Webb, Baltimore, as the author. R
42935, Jan. 3, 1928. 40
Coming (A) craze; by H. Engelmann,
op. 421; pf. © Marie C. Engelmann,
Burholme, Pa., as the widow of the
author. R 42889, Jan. 3, 1928. 41
Communion; from Voluntaries, bk. 3,
by C. Simper; organ. © Caleb
S mper, Barnstaple, England, as the
author. R 42991, Jan. 27, 1928. 42
201
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4954 (43)
Coquette (La) ; by Victor Herbert; pf.
© Ella Herbert, New York, and
Clifford Herbert, Berlin, as the
children of the deceased author. R
42774, Oct. 29, 1927. 43
Country (A) game; by H. Engelmann,
op. 432, no. 7; pf. © Marie C. En-
gelmann, Burholme, Pa., as the
widow of the author. R 42927, Jan.
38, 1928. 44
Cursch-Biihren (T. T. H.) Melody;
op. 157, no. 1, ed. by G. Lehmann;
violin and pf. © George Lehmann,
New York, as the author of the edit-
ing. R 48087, Dec. 10, 1927. 45
Czar und zimmermann; selection, by
A. Lortzing, arr. by L. P. Lauren-
deau; full band. © Rose Lauren-
deau, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, as
the widow of the author of the ar-
rangement. R 43117, Jan. 16, 1928
46
Daddy Long Legs; song, by F. C.
Robinson. © Frances C: Robinson,
Wakefield, Mass., as the author. R
42865, Jan. 3, 1928. AT
Dance of the elves (Danse des fees) ; !
by A. L. Brown, op. 20; pf.
Arthur L. Brown, East Pittsburgh,
as the author. R 42877, Jan. 3, 1928.
48
Dance of the fays; fantasie, words
from The culprit fay, by Joseph Rod-
man Drake, music by Frederick
Stevenson; women’s voices. ©
Houseley Stevenson, Los Angeles, as
the child of the deceased author.
R 48014, Jan. 25, 1928. 49)
Dance of the flower girls; by F. H.
Losey, op. 80; pf. © F. H. Losey,
Erie, Pa., as the author. R 42897,
Jan. 3, 1928. 50
Dance of the Nile maiden; by A. L.
Brown; pf. © Arthur L. Brown,
Hast Pittsburgh, as the author. R
428838, Jan. 3, 1928. 51
Dance of the white rats; by E. Kam-
man. © Effie Kamman, Detroit, as
the author. R 42786, Dec. 17, 1927.
52
Dancla (—) Three little symphonies,
op. 109, rev. and fingered by G.
Saenger; two violins and pf. no. 1-3.
© Gustav Saenger, New York, as
the author of the arrangement. R
43171-48173, Jan. 28, 1928. 538-55
Danse rustique; by Hmile Thomas, ed.
by G. Lehmann; violin and pf. ©
pt. 1h, NSS wees
George Lehmann, New York, as the
author of the editing. R 43082, Dec.
10,1927. 36
Dear, when I look into thine eyes; by
H. K. Hadley, op. 14, no. 1.
Henry K. Hadley, New York, as the
author. R 43044, Jan. 28,1928. 57
Delibes (Clément Philibert Leo)
Czardas; danse Hongroise, op. 94,
no. 12, from Leo Delibes’ ballet,
Coppelia, arr. by G. Saenger; violin
and pf. © Gustav Saenger, New
York, as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 43179, Jan. 28, 1928. 58
Mazurka; from ballet La source,
cp. 94, no. 6, arr. by G. Saenger;
violin and pf. © Gustav Saenger,
New York, as the author of the ar-
rangement. R 43183, Jan. 28, 1928.
; 59
—— Mazurka; op. 12, no. 11, from Leo
Delibes’ ballet, Coppelia, arr. by G.
Saenger; violin and pf. © Gustav
Saenger, New York, as the author
of the arrangement. R 43180, Jan.
28, 1928. 60
Pas de Naila; scherzo polka from
ballet La source, op. 94, no. 8, arr.
by G. Saenger; violin and pf. ©
Gustav Saenger, New York. as the
author of the arrangement. R 43182,
Jan. 28, 1928. 61
Valse; from ballet Coppelia, op.
94, no. 10, arr. by G. Saenger; violin
and pf. © Gustav Saenger, New
York, as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 48181, Jan. 28, 1928. 62
Departure (Le depart); by Charles
Dancla, op. 178, no. 1, rev. and fin-
gered by G. Saenger; four violins.
© Gustav Saenger, New York, as
the author of the arrangement. R
43174, Jan. 28, 1928. 63
Dorflied (Village song) : by H. Hauser,
op. 29, no. 5, ed. by G. Lehmann;
violin and pf. © George Lehmann,
New York, as the author of the
editing. R 43090, Dec. 10, 1927. 64
Echoes of Poland; mazurka, by L.
Ringuet; pf. © Leon Ringuet,
Hyacinthe, Ontario, Canada, as the
author. R 42908, Jan. 38,1928. 65
Egyptian parade; by A. L. Brown; pf.
© Arthur L. Brown, East Pitts-
burgh, as the author. R 42880, Jan.
3, 1928. 66
Enchanted island; libretto by R. H.
U. Bloor, music by Richard H.
Walthew. © Robert Henry Under-
202
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no. 2, 1928
4954 (88)
wood Bloor, Brighton, Sussex, Eng-
land, as the author. R 42795, Sept.
Pe ah a 67
Encore; petite valse, by R. A. de Saxy,
op. 23, rearr. by G. Saenger; Ist.
2nd and 8rd violin with pf. ©
Gustay Saenger, New York, as au-
thor of the arrangement. R 48169,
Jan. 28, 1928. 68
Eva Toole; words by Alfred Perceval
Graves, music by Charles Villiers
Stanford. © Jennie Anna Maria
Stanford, Beaconsfield, Bucks, Eng-
land, as the widow of the author.
R 42791, Sept. 24, 1927. 69
Facilita; air varie, by J. Hartmann,
arr. by L. P. Laurendeau; band. ©
Rose Laurendeau, Montreal, Quebec,
Canada, as the widow of the author
of the arrangement. R 43188, Jan.
28, 1928. 70
Farmer (The); vocal solo, by F. C.
Robinson. © Frances C. Robinson,
Wakefield, Mass., as the author. R
42859, Jan. 3, 1928. 71
Feather dance; valse caprice, by Paul
Ducelle [pseud. of C. W. Krog-
Mani, Op. 41- pi... ©. Carrie: W.
Krogmann, Marblehead, Mass., as
the author. R 42951, Jan. 23, 1928.
"2
Flag (The); words by HE. H. Hewitt,
music by I. H. Meredith. © I. H.
Meredith. New York, as the author.
R 43064, Feb. 7, 1928. 73
Flag (The) dance; by T. M. Tobani,
op. 377; band. © ‘Theo. Moses
Tobani, Jackson Heights, N. Y., as
the author of the arrangement. R
43185, Jan. 28, 1928. 74
Flavour of the antique; by Wm. F.
Sudds, op. 258; pf. © J. Ella Bond,
Gouverneur, N. Y., as the child of
the deceased author. R 42946, Jan.
3,, 1928: 75
Flowing (The) fountain; words by
Joseph Parker, music by B. F. Butts.
© Benjamin Franklin Butts, Marys-
ville, Calif., as the author. R 42959,
Jan. 3, 1928. 76
Forsaken (Verlassen) ; paraphrase on
Th. Koschat’s song, arr. by Wm. F.
Kretschmer, op. 112; full orch. ©
Agatha Kretschmer, San Francisco,
as the widow of the author of the
arrangement. R 48051, Feb. 4, 1928.
el.
Forward; words by Mrs. Frank A.
Breck, music by G. C. Tullar. ©
Grant Colfax Tullar, -Summit, N. J.,
as the author. R 48070, Feb. 7,
1928. 78
Francis (W. T.) Waltzes; selection
from A royal rogue, by W. T. Fran-
cis, arr. by Karl L. Hoschna. ©
Hettie Hoschna, Patchogue, L. L,
N. Y., as the widow of the author
of the arrangement. R 42955, Jan.
28, 1928. 79
Fulfilment of prophecy; scriptural
service, by Geo. P. Beard and Arthur
Wilton [pseud. of J. L. Hall] © J.
Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 42848, Dec. 27, 1927. 80
Gae to sleep; words by Herbert
Randall, music by W. A. Fisher, op.
18, no. 1. 1. Med, in C.—2. Low,
in A. © William Arms Fisher, Bos-
ton, as the author. R 48021, Jan.
25, 1928. 81
Garrett O’Magh; march, by G. Salzer;
pf. © Gustave Salzer, Brooklyn, as
the author. R 43158, Feb. 8, 1928.
82
Gavotte noble; by Ludwig Schytte, op.
121, no. 7; pf. © Anna Schytte,
Copenhagen, as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 48037, Feb. 9,
1928. 83
Ghazel (La); by Victor Herbert; pf.
© Ella Herbert, New York, and
Clifford Herbert, Berlin, as the chil-
dren of the deceased author. R
42773, Oct. 29, 1927. 84
Gipsy dance; by G. W. Hunt, op. 8;
pf. © George W. Hunt, Erie, Pa.,
as the author. R 42936, Jan. 3,
1928. 85
Going home; by J. Margstein; pf. ©
J. Margstein, Allegheny, Pa., as the
author. R 42893, Jan. 3, 1928. 86
Going home; words by John R.
Clements, music by B. F. Butts. ©
Benjamin Franklin Butts, Marys-
ville, Calif., as the author. R 42960,
Jan. 3, 1928. 87
Good morning and good night; vocal
solo, by F. C. Robinson. © Frances
C. Robinson, Wakefield, Mass., as
the author. R 42866,. Jan. 3, 1928.
88
Grand festival march; by H. Engel-
mann, op. 433. 1. Pf. duet.—2. Pf.
solo. © Marie C. Engelmann, Bur-
203
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4954 (89)
Grand festival march—Continued.
holme, Pa., as the widow of the au-
thor. R 429387, 42938, Jan. 3, 1928.
89, 90
Grand international fantasia on patri-
otic airs of two continents; compiled
and arr. by T. H. Rollinson; mili-
tary band. © Thomas H. Rollin-
son, Waltham, Mass., as the author.
R 438010, Jan. 25, 1928. 91
Grandfather willow; song, by F. C.
Rob'nson. © Frances C. Robinson,
Wakefield, Mass., as the author. R
42864, Jan. 3, 1928. 92
Guard of honor; march, by J. Lehn-
hardt, arr. by L. P. Laurendeau;
band. © Rose Laurendeau, Mon-
treal, Quebec, Canada, as the widow
of the author of the arrangement.
R 48189, Jan. 28, 1928. 93
Guard (The) of honor;
Julius
L. P. Laurendeau; full orch. ©
Rose Laurendeau, Montreal, Quebec,
Canada, as the widow of the author
of the arrangement. R 43106, Jan.
16, 1928. 94
Happiness complete; words by D. F.
Lockerty, music by A. Geibel. ©
Adam Geibel, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 43027, Feb. 8, 1928. 95
Hark, the sound; words by Flora Kirk-
land. music by I. H. Meredith. ©
I. H. Meredith, New York, as the
author. R 48062, Feb. 7, 1928. 96
Hats off to the flag; march, by Edward
Warren Corliss; pf. © Eva D. C.
Weeden, Providence, R. I., as the
next of kin of the author, who is
not living. R 43152, Feb. 8, 1928.
97
He leadeth me; music by Henry
Tucker. © Lillie Tucker Whitlock,
Brooklyn, N. Y., as the child of the
deceased author of the music. R
42766, Jan. 10, 1928. 98
He windeth His way through the vil-
lage; words by John R. Clements,
music by B. F. Butts. © Benjamin
F. Butts. Marysville, Calif., as the
author. R 42962, Jan. 3, 1928. 99
His love is over all; words by Lizzie
De Armond, mus’e by A. Geibel. ©
Adam Geibel, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 48028, Feb. 8, 1928. 100
Hodge, Podge & company; waltzes,
arr. by Karl L. Hoschna; pf. ©
Hettie Hoschna, Patchogue, L. I.,
march, by
Lehnhardt, op. 48, arr. by |
pt. m1, Nn. s., Vv. 23
N. Y., aS the widow of the author
of the arrangement. R 43149, Feb.
8, 1928. 101
Holiday spirits; by H. Engelmann, op.
406; pf. © Marie C. Engelmann,
Burholme, Pa., as the widow of the
author. R 42875, Jan. 3, 1928. 102
How sweet the name of Jesus sounds;
duet, words by John Newton, music
by P. A. Schnecker. © Louise W.
Schnecker, New York, as the widow
of the author. R 48020, Jan. 25,
1928. 103
Hungarian rhapsody; by M. Hauser,
op. 43, rev. and fingered by G. Saen-
ger; violin and pf. © Gustav Saen-
ger, New York, as the author of the
arrangement. R 43110, Jan. 16,
1928. , 104
I adore thee; words by E. Oxenford,
music by C. Lamar. © Edward
Oxenford, Huddenham, Bucks, Eng-
land, as the author of the words. R
42787, Dec. 17; 1927. 105
I am He that liveth; anthem for East-
er, by A. Frey. © Adolf Frey, Sy-
racuse, N. Y., as the author: BR
43006, Jan. 25, 1928. 106
I dreamed of a princess fair to see; by
H. K: Hadley, .op-sy 14), 1G.
Henry K. Hadley, New York, as the
author. R 43047, Jan. 28, 1928. 107
I have found a ransom; words by John
R. Clements, mus‘e by B. F. Butts.
© Benjamin F. Butts, Marysville,
Calif., as the author. R 42966, Jan.
8, 1928. 108
I heard the voice of Jesus say; sacred
song, music by F. G. Rathbun; high
voice. © Edna Rathbun, Tyring-
ham, Mass., as the widow of the au-
thor. R 42910, Jan. 3, 1928. 109
I know He’s mine; words by Johnson
Oatman, jr., music by B. F.. Butts.
© Benjamin Franklin Butts, Marys-
ville, Calif., as the author. R 42963,
Jan. 3, 1928. 110
I'll speak a word for Jesus; words by
Lizzie De Armond, music by A. Gei-
bel. © Adam Geibel, Philadelphia,
as the author. R 48029, Feb. 8, ee
I’m proud to say I know her; words
by Ren Shields, music by Billee
Taylor. © Grace Shields, Brooklyn,
as the widow of the author. R
42996, Jan. 27, 1928. i te 4
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In bright ranks; words by E. HE. Hew-
itt, music by I. H. Meredith. ©
I. H. Meredith, New York, as the
author. R 43061, Feb. 7, 1928. 113
In the organ loft; sacred song, music
by J. T. Wolcott. © Mabel Wolcott,
Royal Oak, Mich., as the widow of
the author. R 42907, Jan. 3, as
In time and trim; by H. Hngelmann,
op. 443; pf. © Marie C. Engelmann,
Burholme, Pa., as the widow of the
author. R 42917, Jan. 3, 1928. 115
Jesus is risen; Easter anthem, by
P. A. Schnecker. © Louise W.
Sehnecker, New York, as widow of
the author. R 43012, Jan. 25, 1928.
116
Jesus lover of my soul; sacred duet,
by H. P. Dibble; sop. and ten. ©
Horace P. Dibble, St. Louis, as the
author. R 42881, Jan. 3, 1928. 117
Johnnie and his drum; by N. E. Swift,
op. 7, no. 1; pf. © Newton EH. Swift,
Boston, as the author. R 42867, Jan.
3, 1928. 118
Jolly (The) campers; march and two
step, by G. N. Benson, op. 12. ©
G. N. Benson, Moline, Ill, as the
author. R 42876, Jan. 3, 1928. 119
Joyful (A) departure; by H. Engel-
mann, op. 432, no. 10; pf. © Marie
C. Engelmann, Burholme, Pa., as the
widow of the author. R 42930, Jan.
ae book 120
Jubilate, Christ is risen; words by
Mary Frances Griffin, music by F. H.
Brackett; contralto or bar.; in C.
© Frank H. Brackett, Ashland,
Mass., as the author. R 42765, Jan.
10, 1928. 121
Juive (La) (The Jewess) ; selection
from Halévy’s opera, arr. by Wm.
F. Kretschmer, op. 113; full orch.
© Agatha Kretschmer, San Fran-
e:sco, as the widow of the author of
the arrangement. R 48053, Feb. 4,
1928. 122
Kaiser Friedrich; by C. Friedemann,
op. 66, arr. by L. P. Laurendeau;
full orch. © Rose Laurendeau, Mon-
treal, Quebec, Canada, as the widow
of the author of the arrangement.
R 48105, Jan. 16, 1928. 123
Katydid; by N. B. Swift, op. 70, no. 3;
pf. © Newton E. Swift, Boston, as
the author. R 42869, Jan. 3, 1928.
124
Klassert (M.) Melody; op. 32, no. 1,
ed. by G. Lehmann; violin and pf.
© George Lehmann, New York, as
the author of the editing. R 43089,
Dec. 10, 1927. 125
Scherzo; op. 33, no. 3, ed. by G.
Lehmann; violin and pf. © George
Lehmann, New York, as the author
of the editing. R 438088, Dec. 10,
1927. 126
Last post; choral song, poem by W. H.
Henley, music by Charles Villiers
Stanford. © Jennie Anna Maria
Stanford, Beaconsfield, Bucks, Eng-
land, as the widow of the author.
R 42790, Sept. 24, 1927. 127
Leap frog; by J. Margstein; pf. ©
J. Margstein, Allegheny, Pa., as the
author. R 42892, Jan. 3, 1928. 128
Life over death is king; words by
Sarah Louise Arnold, music by A. F.
Loud. © Annie F. Loud, Brookline,
Mass., as the author. R 43025, Feb.
6, 1928. 129
Lift up the joyful voice; words by
BH. HE. Hewitt, music by Maurice A.
Clifton [pseud. of J. L. Hall] ©
J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 42829, Dec. 27, 1927. 1380
Lift up your voices; words by Minnie
A. Greiner, music by J. L. Hall. ©
J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 42822, Dec. 27, 1927. 1381
Light from the tomb; words by Irvin
H. Mack, music by J. L. Hall. ©
J. Lneoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 42842, Dec. 27, 1927. 1382
Light of life; hymn-anthem, by C. W.
Greene. © William C. Greene, La-
conia, N. H., as the child of the
deceased author. R 48013, Jan. 25,
1928. 133
Light (The) of the world shines on;
words by H. H. Hewitt, music by
B. F. Butts. © Benjamin F. Butts,
Marysville, Calif., as the author. R
42957, Jan. 3, 1928. 134
Little blonde waltz; by L. V. Holcombe
[pseud, of H. Engelmann], op. 6, no.
1; pf. © Marie C. Engelmann, Bur-
holme, Pa., as the widow of the
author. R 42912, Jan. 3, 1928. 1385
L'ttle bright eye schottische; by L. V.
Holcombe [pseud. of H. Engelmann],
op. 6, no. 2; pf. © Marie C. Engel-
mann, Burholme, Pa., as the widow
of the author. R 42911, Jan. 3, 1928.
136
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Little curly head march; by L. V. Hol-
combe [pseud. of H. Engelmann],
op. 6, no. 4; pf. © Marie C. Engel-
mann, Burholme, Pa., as the widow
of the author. R 42914, Jan. 3, 1928.
137
Little dimple chin mazurka; by L. V.
Holcombe [pseud. of H. Engelmann],
op. 6, no. 3; pf. © Marie C. Engel-
mann, Burholme, Pa., as the widow
of the author. R 42913, Jan. 3, 1928.
138
Little feet may follow Jesus; words by
Flora Kirkland, music by I. H. Mere-
dith. © I. H. Meredith, New York,
as the author. R 43068, Feb. 7, 1928.
139
Little (The) general; caprice heroique,
by T. M. Tobani, op. 381; orch. ©
Theo. Moses ‘Tobani, Jackson
Heights, N. Y., as author of the ar-
rangement. R 43168, Jan. 28, 1928.
140
Little (The) milkmaid; by H. Engel- -
mann, op. 432, no. 4; pf. © Marie
C. Engelmann, Burholme, Pa.. as the
widow of the author. R 42924, Jan.
3, 1928. 141
Live to spread His glory; words by
EK. E. Hewitt, music by J. L. Hall.
© J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as
the author. R 42812, Dee. 27, 1927.
142
Living only for the Master; words by
Lizzie De Armond, music by J. L.
Hall. © J. Lincoln Hall, Philadel-
phia, as the author. R 42805, Dec.
20) AG2. 143
Look up, go forth; words by Irvin H.
Mack, music by Maurice A. Clifton
[pseud. of J. L. Hall] © J. Lincoln
Hall, Philadelphia, as the author. R
42810, Dee. 27, 1927. 144
Look up. the sun is shining; words
by Lizzie De Armond, music by J. L.
Hall. © J. Lincoln Hall. Philadel-
phia, as the author. R 42801, Dec.
27 A192. 145
Lord (The) is great; anthem, by C. C.
Stearns; m'xed voices. © Florence
B. Condy, Boston, as the executrix
of the author. R 42953, Jan. 23,
1928. 146
Lord (The) my helper; words by Wm.
Stokes, music by B. F. Butts. ©
Benjamin F. Butts, Marysville,
Calif., as the author. R 42958, Jan.
3, 1928. 147
Lost (A) heart; by P. W. Orem; high
voice; in F. © Preston Ware Orem,
Devon, Pa., as the author. R 42895,
Jan. 3, 1928. 148
Lost (A) heart; by P. W. Orem; low
voice. © Preston Ware Orem, De-
_von, Pa., as the author. R 42886,
Jan, (1928. 149
Love can’t say no; from The burgo-
master, words by Frank Pixley, mu-
sic by Gustav Luders. © Isabel
Pixley, Washington, as the widow of
the author of the words. R 42789,
Jano (21928: 150
Love divine, all love excelling ; hymn-
anthem, words by Charles Wesley,
music by W. R. Spence. © William
R. Spence, Perth, Ontario, Canada,
as the author. R 48019, Jan.. 25,
1928. 151
Love’s whispers; serenade, words by
George L. Osgood, music by W. Ber-
wald. © William Berwald, Syra-
cuse, N. Y., as the author of the
music. R 43017, Jan. 30,1928. 152
Loyal juniors; words by H. H. Hewitt,
music by I. H. Meredith. © I. H.
Meredith, New York, as the author.
R 48065, Feb. 7, 1928. 153
Loyally ; words by Ida L. Reed, music .
by J. L. Hall. © J. Lineoln Hall,
Philadelphia, as the author. R
42809, Dec. 27, 1927. 154
Ma blushin’ Rosie, ma posie sweet;
words by E. Smith, music by John
Stromberg. © Edgar Smith, Elm-
hurst, L. I., New York, as the author
of the words. R 42779, Oct. 29, le
5d
Magic (The) spinning wheel; by H.
Engelmann, op. 420; pf. © Marie
C. Engelmann, Burholme, Pa., as
the widow of the author. R 42894,
Jan. 3, 1928. 156
March and two step; selection from
Sweet Ann Page, by W. H. Neid-
linger, arr. by Karl L. Hoschna; pf.
© Hettie Hoschna, Patchogue, L. I.,
N. Y., as the widow of the author
of the arrangement. R 42956, Jan.
28, 1928. 157
March in C; from Voluntaries, bk. 3,
by C. Simper; organ. © Caleb Sim-
per, Barnstaple, England, as the
author. R 42992, Jan. 27, 1928. 158
March of the bersaglieri (Italian rifle-
men); arr. by T. M. Tobani; full
orch. © Theo. Moses Tobani, Jack-
206
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son Heights, L. I, N. Y., as the
author of the arrangement. R
43107, Jan. 16, 1928. 159
Marching on to crowns of glory;
words by HE. E. Hewitt, music by
J. L. Hall. © J. Lincoln Hall, Phila-
delphia, as the author. - R 42831,
Dee) 27, 1927. 160
Marching onward; words by Mrs.
Frank <A., Breck, music by G. C.
Tullar. © Grant Colfax Tullar,
Summit, N. J., as the author. R
43067, Feb. 7, 1928. 161
Maritana; selection from the opera, by
Wallace, arr. by T. M. Tobani, op.
382; orch. © Theo. Moses Tobani,
Jackson Heights, N. Y., as the author
of the arrangement. R 438186, Jan.
28, 1928. 162
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric) Ara-
gonaise; from Massenet’s ballet Le
Cid, arr. by Wm. F. Kretschmer ;
full orch. © Agatha Kretschmer,
San Francisco, as the widow of the
author of the arrangement. R 43056,
Feb. 4, 1928. 163
— Aubade; arr. by Wm. F. Kretsch-
mer; full orch. © Agatha Kretsch-
mer, San Francisco, as the widow of
the author of the arrangement. R
43049, Feb. 4, 1928. A64
Last dream of the Virgin, rev.
by G. Saenger; violin and pf. ©
Gustay Saenger, New York, as the
author of the revision. R 43113, Jan.
16, 1928. 165
May; pt. song, words from the German
of Goethe, by HErnest Held, music
by W. Berwald; women’s voices. ©
William Berwald, Syracuse, N. Y.,
as the author. R 48018, Jan. 235,
1928. 166
Mazurka; by Charles Dancla, ed. by
G. Lehmann; violin and pf. ©
George Lehmann, New York, as the
author of the editing. R_ 48079,
Dec. 10, 1928. 167
Mazurka chromatique; by L. Ringuet;
pf. © Leon Ringuet, Hyacinthe, On-
tario, Canada, as the author. R
42944, Jan. 3, 1928. 168
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig
Felix) Heimkehr aus der fremde
(Son and stranger); overture, arr.
by Wm. F. Kretschmer, op. 89; full
orch. © Agatha Kretschmer, San
Francisco, as the widow of the
author of the arrangement. R 43054,
Feb. 4, 1928. 169
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Merrily, cheerily; words by Irvin H.
Mack, music by J. L. Hall. © J.
Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 42828, Dec. 27, 1927. 170
Merry wives of Windsor; overture, by
O. Nicolai, arr. by L. P. Laurendeau ;
band. © Rose Laurendeau, Mon-
treal, Quebec, Canada, as the widow
of the author of the. arrangement.
R 48109, Jan. 16, 1928. 171
Message (The); words and music by
Albert Mildenberg. ©: Sarah Mil-
denberg, Jamaica, L. IL, N. Y., as
the executor of the author. R
42767, Jan. 17/ 1928. 172
Message of Christmas time; words and
music by J. L. Hall. © J. Lincoln
Hall, Philadelphia, as the author.
R 42845, Dec. 27, 1927. 173
Message (The) of the bells; words by
Frank EH. Graeff, music by J. L. Hall.
© J. Lincoln, Hall, Philadelphia, as
the author. R 42840, Dec. 27, 1927.
174
Meyerbeer (Giacomo) Ballet music;
divertissement from Meyerbeer’s op-
eras, arr. by Wm. F. Kretschmer ;
full orch. © Agatha Kretschmer,
San Francisco, as the widow of the
author of the arrangement. R 43055,
Feb. 4, 1928. 175
Mice (The) and the trap (Die
mauschen vor der falle; scherzo, by
@? Kohler; arma by 'E. M. febant;
_ full orch. © Theo. Moses Tobani,
Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the
author of the arrangement. R 43104,
Jan. 16, 1928. 176
Military march; by F. R. Webb, op. 96,
no. 1; pf. © F. R. Webb, Baltimore,
as the author. R 42906, Jan. 3, 1928.
177
Military march; by F. R. Webb, op. 96,
no. 1; pf. duet. © F. R. Webb, Bal-
timore, as the author. R 42903, Jan.
3, 1928. 178
Millennial (The) dawn; words by 8.
Virginia Lewis, music by A. Geibel.
© Adam Geibel, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 43030, Feb. 8, 1928. 179
Morning on the farm; by H. Engel-
mann, op. 432, no. 1; pf. © Marie
C. Engelmann, Burholme, Pa., as
the widow of the author. R 42921,
Jan... 53,1928. 180
Mountain (The) brook; by Victor Her-
bert; pf. -© Ella. Herbert, New
York, and Clifford Herbert, Berlin,
207
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Mountain (The) brook—Continued.
as the children of the deceased au-
thor. R 42776, Oct. 29, 1927. 181
Move forward; words by H. EH. Hewitt,
music by I. H. Meredith. © I. H.
Meredith, New York, as the author.
R 43066, Feb. 7, 1928. 182
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Lar-
ghetto; rev. and fingered by G.
Saenger; three or four violins. ©
Gustav Saenger, New York, as the
author of the arrangement. R
43176, Jan. 28, 1928. 183
Turkish march; by Mozart-Pa-
pini, rearr. by G. Saenger; ist, 2d,
and 3d violins and pf. © Gustav
Saenger, New York, as the author
of the arrangement. R 43170, Jan.
28, 1928. 184
My Father’s love I sing; words by R.
Walmsley, music by J. L. Hall. ©
J. Lineoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author.
Nightingale (The) has a lyre of gold;
song, music by N. Douty. © Nicho-
las Douty, Elkins Park, Pa., as the
author. R 42920, Jan. 3, 1928. 186
Norwegian bridal procession; by Lud-
wig Schytte, op. 121, no. 6; pf. ©
Anna Schytte, Copenhagen, as the
child of the deceased author. R
430386, Feb. 9, 1928. 187
Nutting song; action song, by F. C.
Robinson. © Frances C. Robinson.
Wakefield, Mass., as the author. R
42862, Jan. 3, 1928. 188
O day of Christ; carol-anthem for
Easter, words by Flora Kirkland,
music by J. C. Bartlett. © James
C. Bartlett, Medfield, Mass., as the
author. R 43022, Jan. 25, 1928. 189
O salutaris; by C. P. Morrison; no. 1
in D. © Mary A. Morrison, Bos-
ton, as widow of the author. R
43016, Jan. 25, 1928. 190
Offertoire; from Voluntaries, bk. 3, by
C. Simper; organ. © Caleb Simper,
Barnstaple, England, as the author.
R 42990, Jan. 27, 1928. 191
Old Black Joe; by S. C. Foster, tran-
scribed by F. J. Zeisberg; pf. ©
¥. J. Zeisberg, Morristown, N. J.,
as the author of the transcription.
R 42764, Jan. 10, 1928. 192
Old (The) fiddler; by H. Engelmann,
op. 432, no. 9; pf © Marie C.
R 42847, Dec. 27, 1927. 185
Pi
pt. 111, n. s., v. 23
Engelmann, Burholme, Pa., as the
widow of the author. R 42929, Jan.
3, 1928. 193
Old, (The) mill at twilight; reverie,
by E. F. Marks; pf. © Eugene F.
Marks, Augusta, Ga., as the author.
R 42878, Jan. 3, 1928. 194
On eastern plain reclining; words by
Irvin H. Mack, music by J. L. Hall.
© J. Lineoln Hall, Philadelphia, as
the author. R 42834, Dec. 27, 1927.
195
On for the truth and right; words
by Herbert E. Jones, music by J. L.
Hall. © J. Lincoln Hall, Philadel-
phia, as the author. R 42803, Dec.
24, AZ 196
On the lawn; polka rondo, by E. F.
Marks; pf. © Eugene F. Marks,
Augusta, Ga., as the author. R
42904, Jan. 3, 1928. 197
On the promenade; by Victor Herbert;
pf. © Ella Herbert, New York, and
Clifford Herbert, Berlin, as the chil-
dren of the deceased author. R
42777, Oct. 29, 1927. 198
Once upon a time; by Ludwig Schytte,
op. 121, no. 8; pf. © Anna Schytte,
Copenhagen, as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 48038, Feb. 9,
1928. 199
Onward Christian soldiers; words by
Sabine Baring Gould, music by J. L.
Hall. © J. Lincoln Hall, Philadel-
phia, as the author. R 42808, Dee.
2b LOR 200
Our Father’s care; words by Lizzie
De Armond, music by J. L. Hall.
© J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as
the author. R 42813, Dee. 27, 1927.
201
Out in the field; by H. Engelmann,
op. 432, no. 2; pf. © Marie C. En-
gelmann, Burholme, Pa., as the
w dow of the author. R 42922, Jan.
3, 1928. 202
Parade review; by H. Engelmann, op.
307; pf., 8 hands. © Marie C. En-
gelmann, Burholme, Pa., as the
widow of the author. R 42898, Jan.
3, 1928. 203
Paragraph 3; overture, by F. v. Suppe,
arr. by L. P. Laurendeau; band.
Rose Laurendeau, Montreal, Canada,
as the widow of the author of the
arrangement. R 43187, Jan. 28, 1928.
204
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Peaceful (A) country scene; by H.
Engelmann, op. 432, no. 6; pf. ©
Marie C. Engelmann, Burholme, Pa.,
as the widow of the author. R
42926, Jan. 3, 1928. 205
Petite valse (Short waltz); by Leo-
pold Dancla, op. 48, no. 1, ed. by
G. Lehmann; violin and pf. ©
George Lehmann, New York, as the
author of the editing. R 43091, Dec.
10, 1927. 206
Playing tag; by J. Margstein; pf. ©
J. Margstein, Allegheny, Pa., as the
author. R 42891, Jan. 3, 1928. ; 207
Polonaise; by Oscar Rieding, ed. by
G. Lehmann; violin and pf. ©
George Lehmann, New York, as the
author of the editing. R 43083, Dec.
10, 1927. 208
Polonaise; by Siegfried Jacoby, op.
70, no. 1, ed. by G. Lehmann; violin
and pf. © George Lehmann, New
York, as the author of the editing.
R 48080, Dee. 10, 1928. 209
Pomp and vanity; by W. F. Sudds, op.
255; pf. © J. Etta Bond, Gouver-
neur, N. Y¥., as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 42888, Jan. 3,
1928. 210
Postlude; from Voluntaries, bk. 3, by
C. Simper; organ. © Caleb Simper,
Barnstaple, England, as the author.
R 42998, Jan. 27, 1928. Palak
Prayer and answer; sacred song, by
E. H. Bailey; high voice; in G.
Eben H. Bailey, Ipswich, Mass., as
the author. R 42952, Jan. 23, 1928.
Ze
Preliminary studies in octave playing;
by W. G. Smith, op. 81; pf. © Wil-
son G. Smith, Cleveland, as the au-
thor. R 42885, Jan. 3, 1928. Pai les
Press onward with rejoicing; words
by Lizzie De Armond, mus‘c by J. L.
Hall. © J. Lincoln Hall, Philadel-
phia, as the author. R 42838, Dec.
Zee Oe ks 214
Procession of the phantoms; by H.
Engelmann, op. 417; pf. © Marie
C. Engelmann, Burholme, Pa., as the
widow of the author. R 42884, Jan.
3. 1928. 215
Promenade gavotte; by H. Engelmann,
op. 407. 1. Pf. duet—2. Pf. solo. ©
Marie C. Engelmann, Burholme, Pa.,
as the widow of the author. R
42918, 42919, Jan. 3, 1928. 216, 217
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Promise; song, music by L. Watkins,
op. 13. © Lewis Watkins, Philadel-
phia, as the author. R 42915, Jan.
8, 1928. 218
Providence; sacred fantasia, by T. M.
Tobani, op. 872; orch. © Theo.
Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights,
L. I., N. ¥., as the author. R 438191,
Jan. 28, 1928. 219
Punchinello; by Victor Herbert; pf.
© Ella Herbert, New York, and
Clifford Herbert, Berlin, as the chil-
dren. of the deceased author. R
42778, Oct. 29, 1927. 220
Queen’s (The) surprise; musical play,
words and music by J. C. Macy. ©
Mary Emma §8. Macy, Worcester,
Mass., as widow of the author. R
43015, Jan. 25, 1928. Don
Quiet (A) moment; by A. L. Brown;
pf. © Arthur L. Brown, East Pitts-
burgh, as the author. R 42882, Jan.
38, 1928. 222
Radetzky; march, by J. Strauss, op.
228, arr. by L. P. Laurendeau; band.
© Rose Laurendeau, Montreal, Que-
bee, Canada, as the widow of the
author of the arrangement. R 438190,
Jan. 28, 1928. 223
Rejoice; words by C. Austin Miles,
music by Maurice A. Clifton [pseud.
of J. L. Hall] © J. Lincoln Hall,
Philadelphia, as the author. R
42832, Dec. 27, 1927. 224
Rejoice, the Lord is King; by W. L.
Blumenschein. © Ernest L. Blumen-
schein, Taos, N. M., George S. Blu-
menschein, Dayton, O., and Florence
Blumensehein Rowe, New Rochelle,
N. Y., as the children of the de-
ceased author. R 48032, Feb. 8,
1928. 225
Rejoice, the Lord is King; Easter
carol, words by Margaret EH. Lacey,
music by L. R. Dressler. © Louis
R. Dressler, Jersey City, as the
author. R 438023, Jan. 25, 1928. 226
Rejoice, ye children of a King; words
by Lizzie De Armond, music by J. L.
Hall. © J. Lincoln Hall, Philadel-
phia, as the author. R 42811, Dec.
27; 1927. 227
Remember the poor; words by Alfred
Perceval Graves, music by Charles
Villiers Stanford. © Jennie Anna
Maria Stanford, Beaconsfield, Bucks,
England, as the widow of the author.
R 42793, Sept. 24, 1927. 228
209
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Repent ye; words by John R. Clem-
ents, music by B. F. Butts. © Ben-
jamin F, Butts, Marysville, Calif., as
the author. R 42965, Jan. 3, 1928.
229
Rest at Jesus feet; words by Lizzie
De Armond, music by Howard Clare
[pseud. of J. L. Hall] © J. Lincoln
Hall, Philadelphia, as the author.
R 42833, Dec. 27, 1927. 230
Resurrection (The) ; cantata for
Easter, by C. F. Manney, op. 7. ©
Charles Fonteyn Manney, Boston, as
the author. R 43009, Jan. 25, 1928.
231
Return (The) (Le retour) ; by Charles
Dancla, op. 178, no. 3, rev. and fin-
gered by G. Saenger; four violins.
© Gustav Saenger, New York, as
author of the arrangement. R 43175,
Jan. 28, 1928. pany
Returning from the field; by H. Engel-
mann, op. 432, no. 5; pf.
C. Engelmann, Burhelme, Pa., as the
widow of the author. R 42925, Jan.
ad ioe 233
Reverie; by Anton Gilis, op. 50, no. 1,
ed. by G. Lehmann; violin and pf.
© George Lehmann, New York, as
the author of the editing. R 43095,
Dec. 10, 1927. 234
Ride a cock horse; by N. EH. Swift,
op. 7, no. 4; pf. © Newton E. Swift,
Boston, as the author. R 42870,
Jan. 3, 1928. 235
Ring the bells; words by I. H. Mack,
music Dy, Jel. all (Od. Iomcoln
Hall, Philadelphia, as the author.
mR 42821 Dec. 27, 102 236
Romance; by Hans Sitt, op. 26, no. 5,
ed. by G. Lehmann; violin and pf.
© George Lehmann, New York, as
the author of the editing. R 43084,
Dec, 10° 7T927. 237
Ronde d’amour; by von Westerhout,
arr. by T. M..Tobani; full orch. ©
Theo. Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights,
Ly. 1. IN, We cas, ithe author en othe
arrangement. R 43115, Jan. 16, 1928.
238
Roses are blooming; words by Irving
H. Mack, music by J. L. Hall.--©
J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 42825, Dec. 27, 1927. 239
Roses of Junetide ; words by Alice Jean
Cleator, music by J. L...Hall. -©
J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 428380, Dec. 27, 1927. 240
© Marie
Rustic dance; by F. A. Franklin, op.
6; pf. © Frederic A. Franklin,
Fredericksburg, Va., as the author.
R 42890, Jan. 3, 1928. 241
Rustic dance and romance; by F. L.
Hyer, : op...28,_,no, t=) pt. viet... ©
Frank L. Eyer, Montreat, N. C., as
the author. R 42932, Jan. 3, 1928.
242
Saviour, again to Thy dear name we
raise; hymn anthem, words by J.
EUerton, music by Lillian Taitt
Sheldon. © James O. Sheldon,
Gouverneur, N. Y., as the widower
of the author. R 43024, Jan. 25,
1928. 243
Scatter loving words and deeds; words
by Lizzie De Armond, music by J. L.
Hall. © J. Lincoln Hall, Philadel-
phia, as the author. R 42815, Dec.
27, 1927. 244
Schmoll (A.) Six morceaux de moy-
enne force; de A. Schmoll; har-
monium ou orgue. © A. Schmoll,
Paris, as the author. R 43003, Feb.
4, 1928. 245
School (The) of violin technics; ed.
by Henry Schradieck. sec. 1. Exer-
cises for promoting dexterity.—sec. 2.
Exercises in double stops. © J.
Alice Schradieck, Brooklyn, as the
widow of the author. R 43073,
43074, Dec. 10, 1927. 246, 247
Schumann (Robert Alexander) Rev-
erie (Traeumerei) ; rev. and fingered
by G. Saenger; four violins. ©
Gustay Saenger, New York, as the
author of the arrangement. R
43177, Jan. 28, 1928. 248
Scissors (The) grinder; by N. HE.
Swift, op. 7, no. 6; pf. © Newton
E. Swift, Boston, as the author. R
42872, Jan. 3, 1928. 249
Seal us, O Holy Spirit; by I. H. Mere-
dith. © I. H. Meredith, New York,
as the author. R 438060, Feb. 7,
1928. 250
See the army; words by Irvin H.
Mack,’ Music, Dy dle peas (Oy J.
Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. , R 42827, Dec. 27, 1927. . 251
Seed time and harvest; words by R.
Walmsley, music by Maurice A.
Clifton ,[pseud.. of J., LE. Hall] ©
J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as
the author. R 428387, Dec. 27, 1927.
252
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Seeking the Lord of Glory: words by
E. E. Hewitt, music by J. L. Hall.
© J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as
the author. R 42804. Dec. 27. 1927.
253
Send out the tidings; words by Ida
L. Reed, music by J. L. Hall. ©
J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 42824, Dec. 27, 1927. 254
Serenade; by C. Eulenstein, ed. by G.
Lehmann; violin and pf. © George
Lehmann, New York, as the author
of the editing. R 48086, Dec. 10,
1927. 255
Serenade; by Leopold Dancla, op. 48,
no. 3, ed. by G. Lehmann; violin and
pf. © George Lehmann, New York,
as the author of the editing. R
43092, Dec. 10, 1927. 256
Serenade aragonaise; by Adolfi Czi-
bulka, op. 228; pf. © Karoline and
Rita Czibulka, Vienna, as the chil-
dren of the deceased author. R
43034, Feb. 9, 1928. 250
Shepherds (The); words by Alice
Jean Cleator, music by J. L. Hall.
© J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as
the author. R 42819, Dec. 27, 1927.
258
Shout. shout, the battle cry; words by
G. C. Tullar, music by G. C. Tullar
and I. H. Meredith. © Grant Col-
fax Tullar and I. H. Meredith, New
York, as the authors. R 43068, Feb.
i 3023. 259
Simple avyeu; by Thome, arr. by Wm.
F. Kretschmer; full orch. ©
Agatha Kretschmer, San Francisco,
as the widow of the author of the
arrangement. R 43050, Feb. 4, 1928.
260
Simply trusting Jesus; words by Liz-
zie De Armond, music by J. L. Hall.
© J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as
the author. R 42802, Dec. 27, 1927.
261
Sing me to rest; words by Harold
Whitaker, music by Francis Allitsen.
© Francis B. Rowley, London, as
the executor of the author of the
music. R 42798, Sept. 24, 1927. 262
Singing (The) girl; selection, arr. by
Otto Langey; band. © Elizabeth
Langey, New York, as the widow of
the author of the arrangement. R
43146, Feb. 1, 1928. 263
Sleep my dolly; by N. E. Swift. op.
7, no. 8; pf. © Newton E. Swift,
93485—28——_9
R 42874,
264
Sleigh song; song. by F. C. Robinson.
© Frances C. Robinson, Wakefield,
Mass., as the author. R 42860, Jan.
3, 1928. 265
Boston, as the author.
Jan. 3, 1928.
Smiling (The) flowers; words by
Irvin H. Mack, music by J. L. Hall.
© J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as
the author. R 42826, Dec. 27, 1927.
266
Soiree (La) waltzes; by J. S. Nathan;
pf. © Dorothea Nathan, New York,
as the widow of the author of the
arrangement. R 43147, Feb. 8, 1928.
267
Soldier song; action song, by F. C.
Robinson. © Frances C. Robinson,
Wakefield, Mass., as the author. R
42861, Jan. 3, 1928. 268
Soldiers of Jesys; words by Ida L.
Reed, music. "by Jy.te, Halle Gi,
Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 42841, Dec. 27, 1927. 269
Soldiers of the King; words by Alice
Jean Cleator, music by J. L. Hall.
© J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as
the author. R 42807, Dee. 27, 1927.
270
Some happy day; words by Charlotte
G. Homer [pseud. of C. H. Gabriel],
music by C. H. Gabriel. © Charles
H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the
author. R 48026, Feb. 6, 1928. 271
Song (A) of four seasons; by W. R.
Spence ; women’s voices. © William
R. Spence, Perth, Ontario, Canada.
as the author. R 48007, Jan. 25,
1928. A (2
Song of the reapers; song without
words, by H. Engelmann, op. 482, no.
3. © Marie C. Engelmann, Bur-
holme, Pa., as the widow of the au-
thor. R 42923, Jan. 3, 1928. 273
Song (A) of the road; song by K. Van-
nah. © Kate Vannah, New York,
as the author. R 42879, Jan. 3, 1928.
274
Song of the shepherds; words by J.
W. Van De Venter, music by J. L.
Hall. © J. Lincoln Hall, Philadel-
phia, as the author. R 42835, Dec.
Zt, MOOT 275
Song of victory: words by G. C. Tul-
lar. music by I. H. Meredith. ©
I. H. Meredith and Grant Colfax
Tullar, New York, as the authors. R
43069. Feb. 7. 1928. 276
261
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Song without words; from Volunta-
_ ries, bk. 3, by C. Simper; organ. ©
Caleb Simper, Barnstaple, England,
as the author. R 42989, Jan. 27,
1928. ZAC
Sounds from Tyrol; by Ludwig
Schytte, op. 121, no. 5; pf. © Anna
Schytte, Copenhagen, as the child
of the deceased author. R 43035,
Feb. 9, 1928. 278
Stand up for Jesus; words by George
Duffield, jr., music by J. L. Hall. ©
J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 42800, Dec. 27, 1927. 279
Star of the Hast; words by Irvin H.
Mack, music by J. lL. Halk © d.
Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 42820, Dee. 27, 1927. 280
Story of the castle; waltzes, by A. Gei-
bel; pf. © Adam Geibel, Philadel-
phia, as the author. R 42986, Jan.
3, 1928. 281
Suffer little children; sacred song. by
C. D. Underhill.
Underhill, Staunton, Va., as the au-
thor. R 48004, Jan. 11, 1928. 282
Summer (The) song; words by E. E.
Hewitt, music by J. L. Hall. © J.
Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 42816, Dee. 27, 1927. 2838
Sunshine; words by Kate Ulmer, mu-
sic. by” M. :-L.. MePhail: .©.-M. L.
McPhail, Park Ridge, Ill.. as the
author. R 42949, Feb. 1, 1928. 284
Swedish fantasie; by Ludwig Schytte, -
op. 121, no. 4; pf. © Anna Schyite,
Copenhagen, as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 43041, Feb. 9, 1928.
285
Sweet smiling rose: words by Irvin
H. Mack, music by J. L. Hall. ©
J. Lineoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 42828, Dec. 27, 1927. 286
Tally (The) ho; by N. EH: Swift; op. 7,
no. 7; pf. © Newton E. Swift, Bos-
ton, as the author. R 42873, Jan. 3,
1928. 287
Tarantella; by F. L. Eyer, op. 15; pf.
© Frank L. Eyer. Montreat, N. C..,
as the author. R 42902, Jan. 3, 1928.
288
Tattercoats; libretto by Robert Stew-
art, lyrics and vocal musie by Alfred
Seott-Gatty, instrumental music by
Nicholas C. Gatty. © Alexander J.
Seott-Gatty, London, as the child of
the deceased author of the music.
R 42794, Sept. 24, 1927. 289
© Charles Dudley
Ten thousand times ten. thousand;
words by Henry Alford, music by J.
L. Hall. © J. Lincoln Hall, Phila-
delphia, as the author. R 42844,
Dec. 27,1927. 290
Theme with variations ; by Adolf Griin-
wald, op. 7, no. 3, ed. by G. Leh-
mann ; violin and pf. © George Leh-
mann, New York, as the author of
the editing. R 43099, Dec. 10, 1927.
; 291
Theme with variations; by Guido
Papini, op. 57, ed. by G. Lehmann;
violin and pf. © George Lehmann,
New York, as the author of the edit-
ing. R 43093, Dee. 10, 1927. 292
Tho’ I speak with the tongues; by
C. W. Greene; men’s voices. © Wil-
liam C. Greene, Laconia, N. H., as
the child of the deceased author. R
43005, Jan. 25, 1928. 293
To a rosebud; by P. Steele; pf. ©
Porter Steele, New York, as the au-
thor. R 42905, Jan. 3, 1928. 294
Trianon gavotte; by F. L. Eyer, op.
26; pf. © Frank L. Eyer, Mon-
treat, N. C., as the author. R 42931,
gan. i3, 1928: 8 295
Trot, trot to Boston; by N. HE. Swift,
op. 7, no. 2; pf. © Newton HB.
Swift, Boston,. as the author. R
42868, Jan. 3, 1928. 296
Troyka;: paraphrase on the Russian
folksong, by Wm. F. Kretschmer,
op. 98;° full” ore.” “460 sheaths
Kretschmer, San Francisco, as the
widow of the author. R 48052, Feb.
4, 1928. 297
True hearted, whole hearted; words
by Frances Ridley Havergal, music
by Maurice A. Clifton [pseud. of
J. L. Hall] © J. Lincoln Gail,
Philadelphia, as the author. R
42817, Dee. 27, 1927. 298
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) Chan-
son sans paroles (Song without
words) ; by P. Tschaikowsky, op. 2,
no. 3, arr. by Wm. F. Kretschmer ;
full orch. © Agatha Kretschmer,
San Francisco, as the widow of the
author of the arrangement. R
43057, Feb. 4, 1928. 299
Valse aristocratique; by L. Ringuet;
pf. © Leon Ringuet, Hyacinthe,
Ontario. Canada, as the author. R
42901, Jan. 3, 1928. 300
Valse etude; by L. Ringuet; pf. ©
Leon Ringuet, Hyacinthe, Ontario,
262.
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Canada, as the. author. “R* 42899, | Waltz azalea; by F. R. Webb, op. 96,
Jan, 3, 1928. 301
Valse humoristique; by L. Ringuet;
pf. © Leon Ringuet, Hyacinthe,
Ontario, Canada, as the author. R
42945, Jan. 3, 1928. 302
Valse serenade; instrumental selec-
tion, by H. Devries. © Herman
Devries, Chicago, as the author. R
43151, Feb. 8, 1928. 303
Vienna waltz; by Ludwig Schytte, op.
121, no. 1; pf. © Anna Schytte,
Copenhagen, as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 438042, Feb. 9,
1928. > 3804
Vivandiére (The) ; by Ludwig Schytte,
op. 121, no. 3; pf. © Anna Schytte,
Copenhagen, as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 43040, Feb. 9,
1928. 305
Volksgarten ; quadrille, by Joh.
Strauss, arr. by T. M. Tobani; full.
orch. © Theo. Moses Tobani, Jack-
son Heights, L. L, N. Y., as the au-
thor of the arrangement. R 48108,
Jan. 16, 1928. \ 306
Wagner (Richard) Introduction and
song to the evening star; from
Tannhiuser, arr. by F. A. Kummer,
op. 119, no. 2, rev. and fingered by
G. Saenger; violin and pf. © Gus-
tay Saenger, New York, as the au-
thor of the arrangement. R 438114,
Jan. 16, 1928. 307
Introduction and song to the eve-
ning star; selection from ‘Tann-
haeuser, op. 95, no. 8, arr. by G.
Saenger; violin and pf. © Gustav
Saenger, New York, as the author
of the arrangement. R 438184, Jan.
28, 1928. 308
Siegmund’s love song; from
Walktire, arr. for violin and pf. by
von Wickede, rev. and fingered by
G. Saenger. © Gustav Saenger,
New York, as the author of the
arrangement. R 48111, Jan. 16,
1928. 309
Walther’s prize song; from the
music drama The master singers,
rev. and fingered by G. Saenger;
violin and pf. © Gustav Saenger,
New York, as the author of the ar-
rangement. R 43112, Jan. 16, 1928.
310
Waltz azalea; by F. R. Webb, op. 96,
no. 2: pl. © FR. Webb, ,Balti-
more, as the author. R 42916, Jan.
Sab
3, 1928.
no: 2; pf. duet. © KF. R.. Webb,
Baltimore, as the author. R 42900,
Jan. 3, 1928. 312
Walzer (Waltz) ; by Hans Sitt, op. 26,
no. 6, ed. by G. Lehmann; violin and
pf. © George Lehmann, New York,
as the author of the editing. R
43085, Dec. 10, 1927. ole
We linger at the manger; by J. M.
Black. © J. M. Black, Williamsport,
Pa., as the author. R 42950, Feb. 1,
1928. 314
We sing the blessed story; words by
HK. HE. Hewitt, music by J. L. Hall:
© J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as
the author. R 42814, Dec. 27, 1927.
315
We sing to Thee;. words by E. HE.
Hewitt, music by J. L. Hall. © J.
Lincoln Hail, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 42806, Dec. 27, 1927. 316
Well I guess I’m bad; words by Ren
Shields, music by Billee Taylor. ©
Grace Shields, Brooklyn, as_ the
widow of the author. R 42995, Jan.
Zila GOS, ol?
What Easter brings; words by Emma
Lent, music by Je Leal. ©. 7s:
Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 428386, Dec. 27, 1927. 318
When He comes; words by Johnson
Oatman, jr., music by B. F. Butts.
© Benjamin F. Butts, Marysville,
Calif., as the author. R 42961, Jan.
a, 1928: 319
/
When love is young; by H. Engelmann,
op. 452; pf. © Marie C. Engelmann,
Burholme, Pa., as the widow of the
author. R 42941, Jan. 3, 1928. 320
While happy beams are shining ; words
by EK. E. Hewitt, music by J. L. Hall.
© J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as
the author. R 42846, Dec. 27, 1927.
SPA
Why, how do you do, sir; by N. EH.
Swift, op. 7, no. 5; pf. © Newton
HE. Swift, Boston, as the author. R
42871, Jan. 3, 1928. 322
Wiegenlied (Cradle song); by Max
Hichhorn, éd. by G. Lehmann; violin
and pf. © George Lehmann, New
York, as the author of the editing.
R 43096, Dec. 10, 1927. 323
Will you join in the song; words by
Kate Ulmer, music by A. Geibel. ©
Adam Geibel, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 43031, Feb. 8, 1928. 324
263.
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Winter: by N. Douty; mixed voices.
© Nicholas Douty, Elkins Park, Pa.,
as the author. R 42943, Jan. 3, 1928.
. a0
With joy the morn is waking; words
by Irvin H. Mack, music by J. L.
Hall. © J. Lincoln Hall, Philadel-
phia, as the author. R 42843, Dec.
2h, AOZT, 326
World’s (The) choral; words by Ada-
line H. Beery, music by J. L. Hall.
© J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as
the author. R 42818, Dec. 27, 1927.
327
Ye happy bells: words by Minnie A.
Greiner, music by J. L. Hall. ©
J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 42839, Dec. 27, 1927. 328
264
pt. D1, n. s., V..23
Yeomanry patrol; by W. H. Squire;
pf. © William Henry Squire, Lon-
don, as the author. R 42796, Sept.
Ba, F927. 329
Yesterthoughts; by Victor Herbert; pf.
© Ella Herbert, New York, and
Clifford Herbert, Berlin, as the chil-
dren of the deceased author. R
42775, Oct. 29, 1927. 330
Zigeunerstiicklein (Gipsy melody) ;
by Oscar Kohler, ed. by G. Leh-
mann; violin and pf. © George
Lehmann, New York, as the author
or the editing. R 43076, Dec. 10,
192". 331
3rd valse impromptu; by F. G. Rath-
bun; pf. © Edna Rathbun, Tyring-
ham, Mass., as the widow of the
author. R 42934, Jan. 8, 1928. 332
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
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for music against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical
instruments in the case of the countries listed below. The Presi-
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Copyright Entries, Part 3, as follows:
Australia and the territories of Papua and Norfolk Island, vol.
13 (1918), pages vi—viil of no. 5;
Austria, vol. 17 (1922), pages vii—viii of no. 6, and vol. 20 (1925),
pages vil—vili of nos. 3-4;
Belgium, vol. 6 (1911), pages v-vi of no. 7;
Canada, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi—vuli of no. 8;
Cuba, vol. 6 (1911), pages iv—v of no. 12;
Czechoslovakia, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi—vii of no. 4;
Denmark, vol. 15 (1920), pages xii—xiv of no. 13;
France, vol. 18 (1918), pages xi—xii of no. 5;
Germany, vol. 6 (1911), pages vi-vii of no. 7, and vol. 17 (1922),
pages 1x—x of no. 6;
Great Britain, vol. 10 (1915), pages viii-ix of no. 3, and vol. 15
(1920), pages vi-ix of no. 18;
Hungary, vol. 17 (1922), pages xi-x1i of no. 6;
Italy, vol. 10 (1915), pages viliix of no. 4, and vol. 17 (1922),
pages xlli—xiv of no. 6;
Luxemburg, vol. 6 (1911), pages vii—viii of no 7;
Netherlands, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi—vii of no. 3;
New Zealand, vol. 12 (1917), pages v—ix of no. 3, and vol. 17
(1922), pages xv—xix of no. 6;
Norway, vol. 6 (1911), pages ix—x of no. 7;
Poland, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi—vii of no. 2;
Sweden, vol. 15 (1920), pages vi—-vii of no. 3;
Switzerland, vol. 19 (1924), pages vii—viii of nos. 5-6;
Union of South Africa, vol. 19 (1924), pages vi—vii of nos. 3-4.
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and Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador,
Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, and
Uruguay.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Noticy.—When the nationality of the composer is not specifically stated in the title
entry, it is to be understood that he is a citizen of the United States.
A cheval sur la grosse bébéte [and]
La maison de la cloche; de la suite
Ker an diskouiz, de Noél-Gallon, of
France; pf. © Dec. 31, 1927; 2 ¢.
Feb. 27, 1928; E 685368; Henry Le-
moine et cie., Paris. °4955
A goldfischl; aus der Meggendorfer
blattern, textdichter unbekannt, mu-
sik von Ernst Hansen, of Germany ;
op. 196; minnerchor. 4to: © Dec.
31, 1926; 1 ec. Mar. 2, 1928; E 685598 ;
P. J. Tonger, Cologne, a. Rh., Ger-
many. 4956
A la bien aimee; love waltz, from
Papillons d’ amour, by Edouard
Schutt, op. 59, no. 2, arr. by Calvin
Grooms; violin and pf. © Mar. 21,
1928; 2 c Mar. 23; E 688191; Cen-
tury music pub. co., New York. 4957
A que mis tiempos; letra de David
V. Gonzalez y Hd Tavo, musica por
Lucrecia Dominguez; pf. [Photo-
stat] © Feb. 28, 1928; 2 ec. Mar.
5; E 686615; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 4958
A Rio Janeiro; versi di Peppino Men-
des; musica di ©, Lombardo, of
Italy. © Oct. 31, 1927; 1 ¢. Mar.
17, 1928 ; E 685988 ; Carlo Lombardo,
Rome. 4959
Abandonados (Las); tango sentimen-
tal, versos de Julio Sesto, musica de
J. Espinosa, of Mexico, domiciled at
Los Angeles, Calif.; pf. © 1 ¢. Mar.
23, 1928; E 687141; Julian Espinosa,
Los Angeles. 4960:
Abel (Karl Friedrich) Sonate; bearb.
von Christian Dodbereiner, of Ger-
many; viola da gamba o. violoncello
und cembalo o. klavier; in E moll.
© Feb. 25, 1928; 1 ec. Feb. 27; E
685328; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany. 4961
Abend (Ein) in St. Petersburg (Un
soir 4 St. Petersbourg) ; Russische
suite, von ‘Erik Meyer-Helmund, of
Germany; orch. mit pf.-organ direc-
tion. 1. Mondnacht im winter. [2
others] © Feb. 7, 1928; 1 c. Mar.
2; E 685352; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
4962
Abendruhe (Calme du soir) ; serenade,
von HEmil Juel-Frederiksen, op. 75,
arr. von Leo Artok, of Germany ;
salon-orch. © Feb. 29, 1928; 1 e.
Feb. 27; E 685324; 3B. Schott’s
sohne, Mainz. 4963
Abendruhe (Calme du soir) ; von Emil
Juel-Frederiksen, op. 75, arr. von
Leo Artok, of Germany ; Salon-orch.,
mit pf. conductor. © Mar. 15, 1928;
1 ce. Mar. 9; E 685804; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany. 4964
Abschied vom wald; worte von Theo-
dor Souchay, musik von Robert
Kramer; frauenchor. 4to. © Oct.
17, 1927; 2 c. Dee. 1; E 675863; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 4965
Actions speak louder than words;
words and music by Moe Jaffe and
Nat Bonx; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by M. Kalua. © Mar. 1, 1928;
2 ¢. Mar. 9; E 683730; Jack Mills,
ine., New York. 4966
Adagio . . . biagio; black-bottom, di
Vittorio Mascheroni, of Italy; pf.
©,.Mar, 3.1928: .1 ¢ Mar 21-.H
6859038; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
4967
Adeste fideles; Christmas hymn, arr.
by Alfred Pochon; string quartet.
© Dec. 23, 1927; 2 e. Mar. 16, 1928;
E 688051; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 4968
Adios angel de mis ensuenos; letra y
musica por Rafael Gomez y Kd
Tavo; pf. [Photostat] © Feb. 28,
1928 ; 2c. Mar. 5; E 686616; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 4969
Adoration; poem, by Leopold Godow-
sky ; pf. ‘ ©: Dec. 21,'1927 ; 2:¢. Mar.
16, 1928; E 688044; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 4970
Adorée; words and music by Eugene
West; pf. and ukulele ace. © Mar.
16, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 19; E. 687042;
Harms, ine., New York. 4971
965
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4972
pt. 1, Bas y¥e 2
Adoro te devote; liturgical text, music
by Pietro A. Yon; 4 male voices;
organ ace. 4to. © Mar. 14, 1928;
2c. Mar. 17; E 686920; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. 4972
Adoro te devote; music by Pietro A.
Yon; ten. solo and eho. of 4*mixed
voices, with organ ace. 4to. ©
Mar: 28,°°1928 32) G | Mar, pa a
687377 ; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
4973
Advanced method of the sixth and sey-
enth positions; including review of
2d ‘to 5th positions, compiled, arr.
and ed. by Albert H. MeConnell;
violin. © Nov. 17,-1927;- 2.e.' Mar.
16, 1928; E 688059; Carl Fischer,
‘ine., New York. 4974
music. by. Arnold , A.
Krueger; pf... with words. S8vo. ©
May... 102i. 2d plat oe woe. > HB)
688101 ; George Martin Caskey, Mil-
waukee.
Afraid ;,.words,and music by R. M.
Holmes... ©. 1,¢., Mar. 12,1928; E
686854; Ruth May .,Holmes, Santa
Rosa, Calif, 4976
African drum dance no. 1; by J. R.
syohnson ; pf. London, J. Curwen &
sons, Ita!’ © ‘Mar. 45; 192832 ‘@©
Mar. 7; E 683888; J. Rosamond
ZEgean pirate;
Johnson, New York. 4977
After death,—what then; words, and
music by E. M. Bartlett.. © Jan: 2,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 3; E 686549 ; Eugene
Monroe Bartlett,’ Hartford, Ark.
4978
After while; words and music by S.
M> “Hawk. (C) Mat 138% 1928-2 ©.
Mar. 16; E 683956; Sherman Miner
_ Hawk, Kankakee, Il, 4979
Afterglow (The); words by William
Kaye, music by J. Rodger Leitch, of
Great Britain; bar. London, B.
Feldman & co. © Mar. 12, 1928; 1 ¢.
Mar. 13; E 685930; W. K. Gibson,
Beifast, Ireland. 4980
Afternoon in February; words by H.
Wadsworth-Longfellow,’ music by
Chris M. Edmunds, of Great. Brit-
ain; 4 mixed voices; in A min. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
@© Mar. 13)!1928; 1! ¢) Mar. 15; E
685850 ; Edwin Ashdown,’ Itd., Lon-
don. 4981
Again; waltz, by M. and.F. Elizalde,
both of Spain; military and brass
band. London, Boosey & co., ltd.
4to. © Mar. 9, 1928; 1.¢. Mar.;28;
4975,
E 689056 ; Cavendish music co., Lon-
don. 4982
by M. and F.
by F. Elizalde, of
Great Britain; orch. with words,
4to.. ©-Feb.: 7, 1928; 1 ce. Mar. 13;
E 685730; Cavendish music co.,
London. Re aac gry 4uee
Agnew (Roy): ‘Two pieces; by R.
Agnew, of Great Britain; pf. An
English dance. ''[1' other] | ‘© Feb.
16, 1928;: 2 e:) °Mar? 63° 685485 ;s
Oxford university: ages pkey
4984
Ah! le peiitemice de La anes = folie,
paroles de Louis: Lemarchand et
Geo. Koger,’ musique de |! Vincent
Scotto. of France. Mar 23, 1928;
> Vie@ Mary 28s<H! 689072"; ‘Enoch &
éle/Pavis: .100 ee EOS
words anon., music) by, Los
- 1. Piller. [Photostat] © 1.¢,,Mar.
29, 1928; E 687305; David BO Piller,
Baton Rouge, L.a.coatls Boh 4986
Ain’t gonna, grieve my, mind anymore ; :
words and music. by, B. Miller. and
Charlotte. Kay. .© 1 ¢ Mar. 2, 1928;
E 683593 ; Bob Miller, , ‘Memphis,
Tenn. é “a5
Ain’t nature grand ; words by Deacon
Crawford, music by L. N.. Rogers.
we pe: Mar. 5, 1928; BY) 686631; Lois
Newton Rogers, San Antonio. 4988
Ain’t you right; musical comedy in 2
acts, words and music by,James H.
Again; waltz song,
Elizalde, arr.
Aime moi:
Fithian. .© 1-\¢c. ;Mar.,;21,,,1928;, D
27281; J. H. Fithian, ¢o., inc.,, New-
talks N. J, «» 4989
Air de Don Jacintho; ie ia tour de
feu, poeme.et musique; de :Sylvio
Lazzari, of Frances bar. _©.Feb. 2,
1928; 1, ¢.,.. Feb: +27 3... 8; 685678 ;x
Choudens, Paris. | _ 4990
Al chajenu; words from the Hebrew
prayer book, music by E. Shnipeli-
sky. .,©,..b c& «.Mar,)--82;. 4928), B
687095 ;... Elias: Shuipelisky, New
York. Eat 4991
Al Smith the smiling gov’nor; words
by: S. M. Tudor,’ music by J. M.
Huso. © Feb. 25, 1928; 2 ¢. Mar.
2; E 683579; Stanley M. Tudor and
James M. Huso, Grand Rapids.
4992
Alabama-song; aus .Mahagonny, text
von Bert Brecht, musik yon Kurt
Weill, of Germany... »© ; Feb., 138,
1928; »1..e.:; Mar.;..21;>, BE; 689039 ;
Universal-edition , actiengesellschaft,
Vienna. 4993
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no. 3, 1928
Alain off der velt; words and melody
‘by J. Goldstein. © 1 c Nov. 1,
1927; E 687161; Jennie Goldstein,
New York. 4994
Albatross (The) (L’Albatross) ; words
by Petr Kric¢ka, French version by
Polya Frijsh, of Denmark, English
- version by Francis McAllister, Ger-
man version by J..V. Lowenbach,
music by Jaroslav Kricka, op. 14,
no.,1. ©. Mar. 15, 1928; 2.¢c. Mar.
19; E 686977; Charles W. Homeyer
& co., Boston. [© French and Eng-
- lish translations] 4995
Alene to; af Carl Rydahl, of> Den-
mark; pf. ©, Feb;; 22, 19283: 1 «
Mar. 7; E 685769; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. 4996
Alexander Hamilton Masonic chan-
ters; collection of hymns, words
adapted and music composed by C.
J. Stoneham. 4to. © Feb. 20, 1928;
2 ¢. Mar. 21; E 687063; Charles J.
Stoneham, Los Angeles. 4997
Alfred HE. Smith for our next presi-
dent; words by M. Grimes, music by
H. A. Hummel. © Mar. 24, 1928;
2 ce. Mar. 24; E 688276; Matilda
Grimes, Cleveland. 4998
Ali Baba; foxtrot, szdvegét irta:
Weiner Istvan, zenéjét szerzé: F.
Markush, of Hungary. Budapest,
Hungary, Rozsavolgyi es tarsa. ©
Jan. 10, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 2; E 685632;
Fred. Markush, Budapest, Hungary.
4999
All coons look alike to me; words and
music by Ernest Hogan, ed. by
Elliott Shapiro, arr. for pf. by Eu-
gene Platzman, with ukulele arr. by
A. J. Franchini. (Jn Grand old
songs) © Mar. 22, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
29; E 687272; Shapiro, Bernstein
& co., inc., New York. 5000
All day long; words and melody by
EK. Stephens, of Syria, domiciled at
Dorchester, Mass. © 1 ¢c.. Mar. 21,
1928; E 687110; Elias Stephens,
Dorchester, Mass. 5001
All through the day; words by Gene
Ward, music by E. E. Reitz. ©1c.
Mar. 9, 1928; E 683753; Edward E.
» Reitz, Buffalo. 5002
All through the night; Welsh air,
harmonized and arr. by Reginald
Redman, of Great Britain; pf., vio-
lin and violoncello. © § Feb. 28,
1928; 1 ec. Mar. 14; E 685863;
Augener, ltd., London. 5003
- ‘5013
Allah; words by Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow, music by Daniel Proth-
eroe; 4 men’s voices. 4to. © Mar.
8, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 16; E 6838960;
Henry TT. .FitzSimons, Chicago.
5004
Allegro aggressivo (The despot) ; from
In the realm of shadows, by Fre-
derik Stahlberg; full orch., with pf.
conductor. © Jan. 25, 1928; 2 e.
Mar. 17; E 688065; Carl Fischer,
inec., New York. 5005
Allegro scherzoso no. 2 (Light joyful
hurry); by Jacques Pintel, scored
by Leo. A. Kempinski; orch.
Mar. 9, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 10; E 686756 ;
Irving Berlin standard music corp.,
New York. 5006
Alone, my lover; from The white
eagle, words by Brian Hooker, music
by Rudolf Friml. © Mar. 28, 1928;
2c. Mar. 27; E 687172; Waterson,
Berlin & Snydér co., New York.
5007
Alpdruck (Nightmare); von Mare Ro-
land, of Germany; grosses u. salon-
orch. mit violino 1 direction. © Oct.
PT SPO2G = re) Webi 27) 19284 ek
685270; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany. 5008
Alt China; fiinf traumdichtungen, von
Walter Niemann, of Germany, op.
62; fldte und klavier. Neu revidierte
ausgabe. Chinesische nachtigall.
[1 other] © Sept. 1, 1927; 1 ¢ Nov.
5; E 676587; C. F. Peters, Leipzig.
5009
Alte (Das) lied; valse boston, text von
Beda, musik von Henry Love, of
Austria. ©. Dec. 1, 1927; 1 e. Feb.
3, 1928; E 685923; Wiener bohéme-
verlag, Vienna. 5010
Alte marienlieder; gesetzt von Armin
Knab, of Germany; 3. stimmen.
12mo0. © Sept. 5, 1927: 1 ec. Feb: 8,
1928; E 685460; Georg Kallmeyer,
Wolfenbtittel, Germany. 5011
Alte (Die) spieluhr (La yielle pen-
dule); intermezzo pittoresco, de
Frederick Humphries, of England,
arr. von L. Weninger, of Austria;
orch. mit violin 1 direction. © Feb.
7, 1928; 1 ec. Mar.. 2; E’ 685350 D.
Rahter, Leipzig. 5012
Always be my own sweetheart; words
by J. E. Halligan, music by Ruby
Mae Townsend and Robi Merino. ©
1 c. Mar. 10, 1928; E 686786; James
Edward Halligan, New Orleans.
5013
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5014
pt. III, n.'s., v. 23
Always ery.for the moon; words: by
Leslie Stiles, music by Emmett
Adams, of Great Britain; in G.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa_ notations]
©. Feb. 23, 1928; 1 C.rpMar. ap Eo
685658 ; Lawrence Wright music °C0.,
London. 5014
Am I your sweetheart; words and mu-
sic by V. Marcy; pf. acc., with uku-
lele arr. by John W. Newton. ©
1. ¢. Mar, 5,.1928; E 686639; Victor
Marcy, Perrysburg, N. Y. 5015
Am lagerfeuer marsch; by P. Miller ;
Ist B flat cornet: © 1c. Mar. 21,
1928; EF 688164; Peter Miller, Phila-
delphia. ©” 5016
Am strande; worte von Victor von
Scheffel, musik von Richard Trunk,
of Germany, op. 56, nr. 2; m&nner-
chor.» '4to. © May 29, 1926; 1 ec.
~ Mar:'2, 1928 ; H 685556; P. J: Tonger,
Cologne, a/Rh.; Germany. 5017
Amapola ;
musica di J. M. Lacelle. 4to. ©
Jan. 9, 1928; 2 e. Mar. 8; E 686659-;
Italian beok co., New York. [© Ita-
lian words! 5018
Amaryllis; gavotte Louis XIII, by H.
Ghys, arr. by R. EB: Hildreth; with
conductor. 4to. 1.. Band.—2. Orch.
© ‘Feb. 1,.1928; 2 c. each Mar. 23;
EY. 688175, 688176; Walter Jacobs,
inc., Boston. 5019, 5020
American girl; words and’ music by
W: D. Brackett. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Mar. 22, 1928;
2 c. Mar. 28; E 688347; William D.
Brackett, Harrisburg, Pa. 5021
American heroes; march and two step,
by sos: Denton : OE. AC) sant 16;
1928; 2 c Mar. 16; E 683977; Den-
ton & Haskins music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 5022
American. legion forever; words and
music by Ernest Oabrey. © Feb.
12, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 6; E 686590; Lu-
cille Calhoun, Los Angeles. 5023
Amiri march [and] Salutes; arr. by
Boosey & co., ltd. of Great Britain ;
military band. 4to. ©) Feb. 17,
1928; 1c. Mar. 13; FE 685729; Boosey
& co., 1td., London. 5024
Amonestaciones; letra y musica por
Rafael Gomez y Ed Tavo; pf. [Pho-
tostat] .© Feb. 28, 1928; 2 ¢, Mar.
5; E 686617; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 5025
versi di Francesco Pennino,
And my heart» is singin’.
ee de Reina ; tango, por J. Garriga;
‘©, Feb. 18, 1928; 2.¢. Mar. 13;
683882 : Juan. Garriga, San: Juan,
Porto Rico. 5026
Amor que mata; letra y musica por R.
Hernandez. © 1, ec. Mar. 29, 1928;
E 687339; Rafael Hernandez, New
York. . , 5027
An die musik; worte und musik von
Ludwig Piitz, of Germany ; 4-stim-
migen minnerchor. | 4to: © Dee. 31,
1926; 1 c. Mar, 2, 1928; ‘685569;
BP. by. Tonger, Cologne/Rhine, Ger-
many. ~ 5028
An eine rose (To a rosebud) 3 ged. von
Christel Kaufmann, English words
by Jchn Bernhoff, musik yon Rich-
ard Trunk, of Germany, op. 49, no.
3., ©,, Feb. 11,,,1927;:1 ¢..:Feb.,, 27,
1928; E 685283 5 Otto Halbreiter,
, Munich, 5029
Anatolischer tanz “(Danse anato-
lienne) ; von Leopold Weninger, of
Austria; orch. mit pf.-organ’ direc-
tion. . 4to.., ©, Feb. 26, 1928; 1, ¢.
Mar. 9; E 685704; D. Rahter, Leip-
zig. - 5030
Atineting (Adoration) ; von. Clemens
Schmalstich, of Germany; orch.,
mit violine 1 solo und klayier di-
rektion. '4to. © July 15,'1927;, 1c.
Feo. 27, 1928 ae 685251 ; Richard
Birnbach, Berlin. 9031
|.And dat is why z learn. it to sing
Italian now; words and melody by
P. J. Vargas. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1928;
E 688430; Peter Joseph .Vargas, Los
Angeles. 5032
for you;
words and melody by R. Raney.
[Photostat] © 1 @ Mar, 21, 1928;
E 687101; Rebekah Raney, San
Francisco. 5033
Andante misterioso (Lost); from In
the realm of shadows, by Frederik
Stahlberg; full orch., with pf. con-
ductor. © Jan. 12, 1928; 2'¢;, Mar.
16; E 688063;. Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 5034
Angela mia. (My angel) ;. words by
Lew Pollack, melody by Erno Rapee.
©: 1. :¢e. Mar. 30, 1928;) E> 688420 ;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 5035
Angelo, tyran de Padoue; morceaux
détachés no. 2, no. 4 et no. 6, paroles
de Charles Méré, musique de Alfred
Bruneau, of France. © Feb. 2,
268
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1928
5060
1928; 1c. each Feb. 27; E 685403,
685405, 685407 ; Heugel, Paris.
5036-5038
Another lonesome night; words by F.
Sikora, melody by Chester Escher.
© 1e¢ Mar. 18, 1928; E 686842;
Francis Sikora, Canton, O. . 5039
Answer (The) ; by Robert. Huntington
Terry, arr. by Tom Clark; orch.
4to. © Feb. 14, 1928; 2 c Feb. 20;
E 686479; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York, 5040
Answer (An) to In Flanders fields ;
words by C. B. Galbreath, music
by Stella Snow Galbreath. ©. Mar.
ob O25 : 2 ec. Mar. 5; E 686594; Ida
i Galbreath, Columbus, O. 5041
or musikalische tragédie in 3
aufziigen, worte von Jean Cacteau,
dichtung frei nach Sophokles,
Deutsch von Leo Melitz, musik von
Arthur Honegger, of Switzerland.
© Wec, 20, 1927 51 '¢. Jan.’ 16," 1928 ;
D 27284; Editions Maurice Senart,
Paris. 5042
Antigone; tragédie musicale en 8
- actes, paroles de Jean’ Cocteau,
adaptation libre d’aprés Sophocle,
musique d’Arthur Honegger, of
Switzerland; pf. et chant.
Hone wich Wec, 20, 1927; Ic. Jan. 16,
1928; D 27285;
-Senart, Paris. 5043
Anymore; words by F.. Poetzinger,
melody by M. Green and F. Poet-
winger.’ ©/1 ¢ “Mari: 3t,''1928); |
687396; Marjorie Green and Kloyd
Poetzinger, Newton, Ia. 5044
Apollo revyyen, 1927; tekst. af Alfred
Kjerulf og Aage Steffensen, musik
af Holck-Stilling, og flere, of Den-
mark. © June 28, 1927; 1 c. Sept.
27; .E 676164; Wilhelm Hansen
musik-forlag, Copenhagen. 5045
Apothicaire (L’) facétieux; chant
populaire francais, par Vincent
d’Indy, of France, op. 90, no. 4; voix
mixtes. 4to. © Jan. 10, 1928; 1c.
Feb. 27; E 685385; Rouart Lerolle
et cie., Paris. 5046
Apple sauce; words and music by R.
S. Gardtner. © 1c. Mar. 28, 1928;
E 688350; Robert Seymour Gardtner,
Louisville. 5047
April song for Dakota; words by M.
K. Richardson, music by Francelia
Frary. © Mar. 6, 1928; 2 ¢ Mar.
8; E 683833; Mabel Kingsley Rich-
ardson, Vermillion, S. D. 5048
Parti- |
Editions Maurice | |
Aquarellen ; walzer, von Josef Strauss,
op. 258, arr. von. Josef Németi,. of
Hungary; orch. 4to. © Feb. 20,
1928; 1 c. Mar. 9; E 685707; D.
Rahter, Leipzig. 5049
Arabesken tiber Kreisler’s Caprice
Viennois; worte von L. Andersen,
musik yon F, Dyck, of Germany; 3
klaviere u. 4 frauenstimmen. Parti-
tur. © le. Jan. 9, 1927; E 684026;
Felix Dyck, Charlottenburg, Ger-
many. 5050
Arabian fantasy; by Evan Marsden,
of England; pf.. ©, Mar. 29, 1928;
1 ce Mar, 29; E; 689102. Joseph
Henry Larway, London. 5051
Arabian moonlight; words and music
by H. Oblinger. © 1 c@ Mar. 17,
1928; E 686955;. Harry Oblinger,
San Francisco. 5052
Arabische nachte (Arabian nights) ;
von Anton Profes, special arr. yon
Fred Ralph, both of Germany; orch.,
mit klavier direktion. .4to. © Apr.
2, 1927; 1 ce. Feb. 27, 1928; H 685254 ;
Richard Birnbach, Berlin. 5053
Arbeiterlied ; worte von Ernst Fischer,
musik von Wilhelm Kienzl, of Aus-
tria, op. 104; minnerchor. | 4to. ©
Nov. 15, 1927; 1 ce: Feb: 27,1928;
Geheee; Josef ‘Weinberger, Leipzig.
5054
Are you ever going back; words and
music by J. W. Cooper. © 1c. Mar.
1, 1928; E 688379; James William
Cooper, Sacramento, Calif. 5055
Are you in love with love; words by
Billy Rose,’ melody by Peter De
Rose. fer Mar le: woes.
686952; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 5056
Are ‘you lonely ; words and melody by
W. Crawley: ©.1 « Mar. 21,1928;
E 688166; Wilton Crawley, New
York. 5057
Are you satisfied; words and melody
by Jack Bernadi. © 1 ¢ Mar. 14,
1928 ; E 6838926; Jacob Bernadi Topf,
Brooklyn. 5058
Argentina; versi di Ferrari, melodia
di V. Raimondo, of Italy. 4to. ©
Feb. 2, 1928; 2 ¢. Mar. 26; HE 687166 ;
Ernesto Rossi, New York. 5059
Arioso; par Giuseppe Tartini, l’accom-
pagnement d’aprés la basse chiffrée
du manuscrit ajouté par Tivadar
Ads of Great Britain; violon et
© Feb. 29, 1928; 1.¢c. Feb. 27;
i 685332 ; Schott & co., ltd., London.
5060
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5061
—
Arise, shine, O Zion; anthem, music by
F. 8S. Converse; mixed voices, with
sop. solo; organ acc. 4to. © Jan.
24, 1928; 2 c« Mar. 16; E 683993;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 5061
Armer Columbus; vorgeschichte einer
entdeckung in 8 bildern von Arthur
Zweiniger, musik von Erwin Dres-
sel, of Germany; klavierauszug mit
text. © Sept. 8, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 27,
1928; E 685237; Arthur Zweiniger,
Dresden-Kotzschenbroda, Germany.
5062
Arturo; canzone one-step, versi di
Guido di Napoli, musica di Vittorio
Mascheroni, of Italy; pf. © Feb.
27, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 21; E 685897; A.
& G. Carisch & c., Milan. 5063
As long ago; words by Lionel Penson,
music by Edwin Pain, of England;
in E flat. © Feb. 9, 1928; 1 c. Mar.
8; E 685635; Phillips & Page, Lon-
don. 5064
As long as you’re along; words by J.
Smerecky, melody by Harry Anthony
Tucker. © 1 @ Feb. 25, 1928; E
688146; Julia Smerecky, Scranton,
Pa. 5065
As now the sun’s declining rays; words
by John Chandler, music by Paul
Ambrose; mixed voices. 4to.
Mar. 14, 1928; 2 ec. Mar.
683962; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 5066
As once you begged playthings from
me; words by L. Neustadter, Grace
Benbow and Norbert Shanahan, mel-
ody by Ezra Shelton. © 1 ¢. Mar.
27, 1928; E 688382; Louis Neustad-
ter, Chicago. 5067
Asach meluches in weinig bruches;
words by M. Rund, melody by H.
Wohl. ©. 1 ec. Mar. 12, 1928; EB
683803 ; Morris Rund, New York.
5068
Ashes of roses; words by L. LaVine,
melody by Robt. H. Brennen. © 1c.
Mar. 2, 1928; FE 683597; Lelia La-
Vine, Dallas City, Tl. 5069
Assieds-toila, tu m’bouch’s: la vue;
paroles de Jacques Charles et Geo
Koger,' musique de Vincent Scotto
et Fred. Mélé, both of France. ©
Feb. 10, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 6; E 685981 ;
Editions Foucret. fils, s. a., Paris.
5070
At a fancy dress ball; recreative
pieces, by Paul Reeder, of England ;
pe: * pk242-9" F? “ihe “Cossack: *) 5
others] © Feb. 22, 1928; 1 c. Mar.
16; EH.
pt. III, n.'s., v. 23
8; E 685634; Phillips & Page, Lon-
don. . 5071
At a Georgia camp-meeting ; words and
music by Kerry Mills, ed. by Elliott
Shapiro, arr. for pf. by Eugene Platz-
man, with ukulele arr. by A. J.
Franchini.. (In Grand old songs)
© Mar. 22, 1928; 2. ¢, Mar. 29; E
687271; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
ine., New York. 5072
At even; words by Theodosia Garrison,
music by Hugh R. Newsom; med.
voice; in E. © Mar. 16, 1928; 2 e¢.
Mar. 20; E 686993; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 5073
At Guanoco; words and music by F.
S. Seamans. © Mar. 9, 1928; 2 «.
Mar. 21; E 688140; Frances S. Sea-
mans, Philadelphia. D074
At morn; words by Theodosia Garri-
son, music by Hugh R. Newsom;
med. voice; in E flat. © Mar. 16,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 20; E 686992; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 5075
At night; words by Theodosia Garri-
son, music by Hugh R. Newsom;
med. voice; in C. © Mar. 16, 1928;
2 ec. Mar. 20; E 686994; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. 5076
At the bathing beauties’ parade;
words and melody by R. Henderly.
© 1 ¢. Mar. 12, 1928:) HN 6sa 97;
Russell Henderly, Cincinnati. 5077
At the clear fountain (A la claire fon-
taine) ; three-pt. song or cho., mel-
ody and words from EH. Gagnon’s
Chanson populaires du Canada, Eng-
lish version by John Murray Gibbon,
music of Canadian folk song arr. by
Louis Victor Saar; women’s voices.
4to. © Feb. 17, 1928; 2 ce. Mar. 16;
H 683997; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 5078
At the court of Kublai Kaan; by
Emerson Whithorne, from the inci-
dental music to Mareo millinos, by
Hugene O'Neill; pf. © Jan. 31,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 16; BE. 688026; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 5079
At the end of the day; words and mu-
sic by John Lind. | Cincinnati, O..
John Lind music co. © Mar. 30,
1928; 2 ec. Mar. 31; E 6873865; John
Lind, Cincinnati. 5080
Atlanta (The) journal march; by H.
Adamhoff; pf. © 1 ¢. Mar. 7, 1928;
EB 683790; Heinrich Adamhoff, At-
lanta. 5081
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1928
Atlas is It-less; words and melody by
Lew Brown, B. G. De Sylva and Ray
Henderson. © 1c. Mar. 7, 1928; E
683696; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York.
Au temps des fées; de Maurice Her-
mnite, of France; orch. avec pf. con-
-' ducteur. 4to. ‘© Mar. 23, 1928; 1 c.
“Mar. 28; E 689057; Enoch & cie.,
. Paris. 5083
Aubade (Morning serenade).; by E.
Horton ,Miles, arr. by Howard P. |
Miller; viola and pf. © Dec.; 17,
1927,;.2 e.,Dee, 23;, KB, 679810 ;, Paul
A. Schmitt music co., Minneapolis.
5084
Audrey; melody by BE. Georgeoff.’'©
1c. Mar. 10, 1928; E 686789; Evan
Georgeoff, Cleveland. 5085
Auf Weihnacht; cantate, worte und
musik yon William Eckardt, of Ger-
‘many, op. 67; chor, solostimmen,
kleines orch. und orgel. Partitur
und orchesterstimmen. © Nov. 15,
1927 ;' 1 c. Feb. 27; 1928; E 685240 ;
Riithle & Wendling, Leipzig. 5086
Aufin honeymoon (Qn the honey-
moon); words and melody by J. M.
Rumshisky. © 1c. Mar. 30; 1928;
E 688413; Joseph M. Rumshisky,
New York. 5087
Aura—modality; by T. V., Cator; pf.
© 1.¢. Mar, 3, 1928; E 686569;
Thomas Vincent. Cator, Carmel-by-
the-sea, Calif. 5088
Aus meinem kindergarten; von Otto
ae ts of Germany; pf. bd. 2. ©
/ Here Wee tose, ot Ce hep. 27 @ © Bh)
685214; Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 5089
Automne (L’); waltz, by Archibald
Joyce, of Great Britain; dance
orch., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Web.fiil7, 711928; bue. Mari 135; E
685754; _Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London. 5090
Autumn; 4 pt. song, words by Edith
Austin, music by Everett E. Tru-
ette; women’s voices. 4to. © Mar.
16, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 23; E 688241;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 5091
Autumn gold; intermezzo, by Her-
mann Lohr, of Great Britain; orch.
4to. © Feb. 20, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 10;
E 685742; Chappell &. co., ltd.,
London. 5092
Autumn gold; intermezzo, by Hermann
Lohr, of Great Britain; pf. © Feb.
2,' 1928; .L:ewiMeb: 174" (684779 ;
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 5093
5082
- 5105
Autumn roses (Rosas de otofio) ; vals,
by M. De Adalid, of Honduras, domi-
ciled at New York; pf. conductor pt.
© 1 ec. Mar. 24,. 1928 ;;-H. 687153 ;
M. De Adalid y Gamero, New York.
5094
Ave Maria; liturgical text, music by
Joseph I. Miiller; organ acc. 4to.
1.4 male voices.—2. Mixed voices. ©
Feb. 28, 1928; 2 ¢. each Mar. 6;
EK 686581, 686582; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 5095, 5096
Ave Maria; music after Arcadelt, arr.
by Mark Andrews; 4 male yoices.
4to. © Mar. 9, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 10;
E 683843; G. Ricordi & ‘co; ine,
New York. — 5097
Ave Maria; paroles sacré,.musique de
Louis Fourestier, of France; acc.
d’orgue. 1. Voix moyennes.—2: Voix
élevéGes. © Feb. 2, 1928; 1 ¢. each
Feb. 27; HE 685410, 685411; Heugel,
Paris. : 5098, 5099
Ave Maria [and] Hear us O Father;
words of each set to same music
by D. H. Piller; alto or bar.. [Eng-
lish and Latin text]. [Photostat]
© °T''c.! Mar: 29, 1928: EF 687306;
David H. Piller, Baton Rouge, La.
5100
Ave verum;. liturgical text, music by
Pietro A. Yon; 4 male voices; organ
acc. .4to...© Mar... 14, 1928; 2-c.
« Mar. 17; E 686918; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 5101
Ave verum; motet, music by Pietro A.
Yon; 4 mixed voices, with ten. and
bar. sclo and organ acc. 4to.
Rear.) 29, TOS se ee che, seeker Sy
687379 ; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
5102
Aventure d’amour; photoplay music,
by James C. Bradford; orch., with
pf.-organ conductor. © Mar. 2,
1928;.2 c. Mar. 3; E 686871; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 5103
Aviation blues; words and melody by
W. Williams... © 1.c. Mar, 30, 1928;
EH. 688403; Wesley Williams, Ah-
meek, Mich. 5104
Avowal; poem, by Leopold Godowsky ;
pf. © Dee. 21, 1927; 2 « Mar. 16,
1928; E 688045; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 5105
Ay, mi alma ya te juyites; corrido
popular, letra por Ernesto Rubio y
Hsther Tapia, musica arreglo de
Manuel Barajas, of Mexico. © Mar.
271
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5106
Ay, mi alma ya te juyites—Continued.
19269"? Mar. 2B. 685356 % A.
Wagner y .Leyien sucs., S. en .C.,
Mexico City, Mexico. 5106
Ay tuyo soy; letra y musica por
Lucrecia Dominguez y Ed Tavo; pf.
[Photostat] © Feb. 28, 1928; 2 ec.
Mar. 5; E 686613; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 5107
Babbling (A) brook; from Water whis-
pers suite, by Arthur Lange; small
orch., with pf. or harp solo. © Mar.
19, 1928; 2 ¢. Mar. 22; HE 687054;
Boston music ¢o., Boston. 5108
Babe o’ mine; words by M. N. Badger,
melody by Robt. H. Brennen. ©1c.
Mar. 24, 1928; E 687146; Marjorie
N. Badger, Hyde Park, Vt. 5109
Baby; valse anglaise, de Harry Sing,
arr. par Speranza-Camusat, of
France; orch. avec pf.-conducteur.
4to.. © Feb. 2, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 27;
E 685675; Choudens, Paris. 5110
Baby boy; a Christmas story, poem
by L. E. McWilliams, music by H.
M. Hudson. © 1 ec. Mar. 17, 1928;
E 686966; Leslie E. McWilliams and
H. Miller Hudson, West Palm
Beach, Florida. yaa
Baby Bunting; operetta for children,
text by Alice L. McCord, music by
Charlotte F. Furey. © Feb. 24,
1928 2 *e. “Mar. "C2 27276; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 5112
Baby dear; fox trot, by Bennie Moten
and Thamon Hayes; orch. 4to. ©
Hebe 204928527 GomMars 1977
688132; United publishing co., New
York. 5113
Baby Ruth; oriental song with dance,
words by Posey Chandler, music by
Samuel Bernstein. © 1 ¢. Mar. 9,
1928; E 683764; Lawrence Posey
Chandler, Cincinnati. 5114
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Cantilena;
arr. by Philip James; organ. (In
American organ quarterly, v. 9, no.
25, April, 1928) © Mar. 30, 1928;
2 °C; Mar.. 31; Bh. 6873872; H.. W., Gray
co., New York. 5115
Chaconne; bearb. von Albert
Maria Herz, of Germany; streich-
quartett. Partitur. 12mo. © Mar.
23, 1927; 616.’ Febyo27, °1928>' Bb
685289; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 5116
Chaconne; fiir violine solo, bearb.
von Arno Landmann, of Germany;
orgel; in D moll. obl. 8vo. © May
pt. 1, n. s., v. 23
13, 1927: 1 c. Feb. 27, 1928: E
685311; N: Simrock, G. m. b. H,
Berlin. 5117
Franzosische suite; nr. 3, hrsg.
von Edwin Fischer, of Germany;
klavier; in H-moll. © May 2, 1927;
1 ec. Feb. 27, 1928; H 685553; Ull-
stein, a. g., Berlin. 5118
The heavens shout (Der himmel
lacht); church cantata, English
words by C. Sanford Terry, music
ed. and arr. by W. G. Whittaker,
of Great Britain; pf. or organ ace.
4to. © Jan. 26, 1928; 1 ec Mar. 6;
E 685429; Oxford university press,
London. 5119
Italienisches konzert; hrsg. yon
Edwin Fischer, of Germany ;
klavier. © May 2, 1927; 1 ¢. Feb.
27, 1928; E 685554; Ulistein, a. g.,
Berlin. 5120
Jesu, joy of man’s. desiring;
chorale, arr. by Gordon Jacob, of
Great Britain; organ ace.; in G.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Jan. 26, 1928; 1 ¢ Mar. 6; E
689150; Oxford university press,
London. 5121
Largo; from concerto in F min.
for clavier and orch., adapted and
arr. by Harold Craxton, of Great
Britain; pf. © Feb. 16, 1928; 1 ¢.
Mar. 6; E 685459; Oxford univer-
sity press, London. 5122
Now hath the grace and _ the
strength (Nun ist das heil und die
kraft) ; church cantata, no. 50, Eng-
lish words by C. Sanford Terry, of
Great Britain, music ed. and arr.
by W. G. Whittaker, of Great Brit-
ain; double choir, with pf. or organ
ace.; in D. 4to. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Jan. 26, 1928;
1 ec. Feb. 25; E 689003; Oxford uni-
versity press, London. 5123
Orgelpriludium und fugue; nr. 1,
von Bach-Liszt, hrsg. u. bearb. von
Moriz Rosenthal, of Austria; [kla-
vier]; in A-moll.. © Sept. 30, 1927;
1c. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685552; Ull-
stein, a. g., Berlin. 5124
— So feiern wir das hohe fest (Thus
we celebrate the high festival) ;
chorale, from the 4th cantata, arr.
by Donald C. Powell, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. © Feb. 14, 1928; 1 ce. Mar.
14; E 685872; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don. 5125
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no. 3, 1928
‘ 5148
Transcriptions Classiques (Klassi-
sche transkriptionen) ; d’aprés Joh.
Seb. Bach, transcription de Andrés
Segovia, of Spain; guit. v. 1-3. ©
“Mar. 10, 1928; 1 c. each Mar.’ 2; EB
685794-685796; B. Schott’s sdhne,
-Mainz, Germany. 5126-5128
— Variationen iiber das motiv von
Bach; yon Franz Liszt, basso con-
tinuo des ersten satzes der kantate
nr. 12, Weinen, klagen-sorgen, zagen,
und des Crucifixus aus der H-moll-
messe, hrsg. u. bearb. von Moriz
Rosenthal, of Germany; klavier. ©
“Sept. 30, 1927; 1 c Feb. 27,1928;
FE 685520; Ullistein, a. g., Berlin.
5129
— The walk to Jerusalem; choral-
finale from the cantata Jesus nahm
zu sich die zwolfe, arr. by Frederic
H. Griswold; organ. obl. 8vo. ©
Mar. 2, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 5; E 683633;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
5130
Bachelet (Alfred) 2 piéces pour
piano; par A. Bachelet, of France;
pf. et alto. 1. Barcarolle nocturne.
[1 other] © Nov. 20, 1927; 1 «¢.
Dee. 17; E 685953; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 5131
Back to my old N. Y.; words and mel-
ody by W. Crawley. © 1c. Mar.
29, 1928; E 687303 ; Wilton Crawley,
New York. 5132
Baiser de feu; conte lyrique, paroles
de Pierre d’Aumier, musique de G.
Bonincontro, of France. © Feb. 2,
1928; 1 ec. Feb. 27; E 685417; Hdi-
tions musicales Evette, Paris. 5133
Bajo del almendro; vals, por David
Granadino, of El Salvador; pf. ©
1 ¢ Mar. 28, 1928; E 688373; Dada-
Dada & co., San Salvador, El Sal-
vador. 5134
Bal w Ameryci; melody by P. Hume-
nink. 4 pte lpspta 2. : }Oow el each
Mar. 12, 1928; E 683806, 683809;
Paul Humeniuk, New York.
5135, 5136
Ball-scene; by Josef Hellmesberger,
transeribed by Moritz Rosen; violin
and pf. Seattle, Wash., Woods mu-
sic co. © Mar. 3, 1928; 2c. Mar.
5; E 688143; Moritz Rosen, Seattle.
5137
Ballad (The) of Hampstead Heath;
fantasy for chorus and orchestra,
words by James Elroy Flecker, music
by Thomas Wood, of England’; mixed
voices, with pf. acc. 4to. © Mar.
15, 1928; 1 ec. Mar. 16; E 685889;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 5138
Ballade de Naic; de La tour de feu,
poéme et musique de Sylvio lLaz-
zari, of France; sop. © Feb. 2,
1928; 1 c. Feb. 27; E 685672; Chou-
dens, Paris. 5139
Balletti; di Giovanni Giacomo Gas-
toldi, vorwort u. anmerkungen mit
hrsg. von W. Hermann, of Germany ;
sop. 1, 2, u. alt. o. ‘maénnerstimme.
heft 1-8. 4to. [Italian and Dutch
text] © Dec. 9, 1927; 1 c& each
Mar. 2, 1928; E 685606; P. J. Tonger,
Cologne, a/Rh., Germany. 5140
Bancitaly; march, by A. L. Daniele;
pf. ©1e. Mar. 31, 1928; BE 687387;
Alexander L. Daniele, San Francisco.
5141
Band (The) played on; words by John
¥. Palmer, music by Gharles B.
Ward, ed. by Elliott Shapiro, arr.
for pf. by Eugene Platzman, with
ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini. (In
Grand old songs) © Mar. 22, 1928;
2 ec. Mar. 29; E 687251; Shapiro,
Bernstein’ & co., ine., New York.
5142
Bandit (The) of Araby and his Gipsy
queen; words and music by R. A.
Mirzan. © 1 c. Mar: 7, 1928; HB
686670; Richard Anthony Mirzan,
Syracuse, N. Y. 5143
Bandmaster’s march and two step;
melody by J. H. Heacker. © 1 «.
Mar. 12) 1928; ED G86826>" dohn
Henry Heacker, Tacoma. 5144
Bandura waltz (YxpaincbKa Bab
Baunypa); arr. by Kokolsky; mand.
and guit. orch. 4to. © Mar. 15,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 20; E 686998; Dmy-
tro Kokolsky, New York. 5145
Bank holiday; by E. J. Moeran, of
Great Britain; pf. © Dec. 29, 1927;
1c. Mar. 6, 1928; E 685440; Oxford
university press, London. 5146
Barmaid; charleston, de S. Esvé, of
France; pf. © Dec. 31, 1927; 1 «¢.
Mar. 6, 1928; E 685967; Choudens,
Paris. 5147
Barney Google; words and music by
C. M. Boyce. [Photostat] © 1 «¢.
Mar. 13, 1928; E 683906; Charles M.
Boyce, Cedar Rapids, Ia. 5148
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5149
nee es Three sketches; by
A. Baynon, of ,Great Britain; pf.
1. Capriccietto. [2 others] © Dec.
Zo OZ se Roe Mars skOyi L928 2 Pik)
685790 ; Leonard & co., London,
; Kaa , 5149
Bazelaire (Marchand) Suite; de M.
Bazelaire, of France; violon et vio-
loncelle. 1. La chasse. [5 others]
©) Dec!10}. 1927; 1 c. Jan. 7, 1928:
EH 689085 ; Alphonse Leduc et cie.,
Paris. 5150
Beachcomber; words, and music by
J. H. Woodward; guit. © 1 «¢. Mar.
5, 1928; E 683676; Joseph H. Wood-
ward, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 5151
Beale Town bound; words and melody
by Frank Stokes. © 1 c. Mar. 2,
/1928; EB 683621; Loren L. Watson,
5152
Beatrys (Béatrix); oper in 3 akten
nach dem drama Ik dien, von Her-
man Teitlinck, version francaise de
H. Teirlinck, deutsche . tibersetzung
von Walter Klein, of Austria, musik
Memphis, Tenn.
von Ignacy Lilien, of Poland; kla--
vierauszug mit text. © Dec. 12,
£927 :;.°2 es San) 13,7928 7)'D (27258 ;
Universal edition actiengesellschaft,
Vienna. 5153
Beau-Yankee pal of mine; words and
music .by J. Janicki: © 1 ¢. Mar.
9, 1928; E 6838138; Joseph Janicki,
New Bedford, Mass. — 5154
Beautiful girl; waltz and fox trot,
words and music by H. R. Manson.
© 1c. Mar. 28, 1928; E 6883538 ;
Helen Rogers Manson, Brookline,
Mass. 5155
Beautiful Hudson River; valse, by G.
de la Marquette; pf. © 1c. Mar.
17, 1928; E 686968; Gertrude de la
Marquette, Portland, Or. 5156
Because I’m in love with you; words
‘by W. de Bar, music by William
Van Beaver; pf. and ukulele acc.
© 1-e. Mar. 21, 1928; E 687107;
Woodson de Bar, San Jose, Calif.
5157
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Hcossaises ;
schottischer tanz, bearb. von Leo-
pold Weninger, of Austria; orch.
Ato. © Feb. 20,1927; 1 ¢c. Mar. 9,
1928 ; E 685706; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
5158
Klaviersonate; hrsg. u. bearb. von
Artur Sehnabel, of Austria. nr. 24,
op. 78, in fis dur.—nr. 32, op. 111,
in C-moll.—nr. 31, op. 110, in as-
pt. ITT, ALSS ve 23:
dur.—nr. 30, op. 109, in H-dur—nr..
29, op. 106, in B-dur.—nr. 28, op. 101,
in A-dur.—nr. 27, op. 90, in E-moll.—
nr. 26, op. 8a, .in es-dur.—nr. 25,
op. 79, in G-dur.—nr. 22; op: 54, in
F-dur.—nr.,;24, op. 53," in G-dur.—
nr. 19, op. 49, nr. 1, in: G-moll.—
nr. 18, op. 31, nr,.3, in es-dur—nr.
17, op.’S1, nr.) in Pemoll—nr! 16,
6p! 31) tr. “fin G-dur.— or. ‘10, op.
14, nr. 2, in G-dur—anr. 9, op. 14,
ia hae OM diy, LW Ab ewan 6, ‘OE. LOL na. ‘a
in F-dur—nr. OTe ELE, ane ae
~ C-moll.—nr.' 4, op. 7, in es-dur, aa
2” OP 2 Te ae ae A-dur—nr. 2 betel om
2, nr. 1, in F-moll-nr. 20, op. 49,
nr Gy Gauri SB Op. 2 nr. 3,
“in C-dur. © Sept. 30, Ocis Pi, 26,
Nov. 1, 1927; L-¢e.jJeach Feb. 97, 1928:
E 685521}, 685524-685546;. Ulistein,
oa g., Berlin. mats 5159-5182
—— Moonlight sonata ; first movement
of Sonata, op. 27, no: 2, simplified
and arr. by Calvin Grooms; pf. ©
Mar. (20) G28: co 2 eo belies reetease a8)
. 688194 5 Century music | ae cO., New
York.’ 5183
Begeisterte menge thes ‘enraptured
crowd); von Mare Roland, of Ger-
many; grosses orch. und salon- orch.,
mit violine 1 direktion. © Oct. 11,
1927; 1 @ KFeb.: 27,.1928; H 685276: |
Heinrichshofen’s: verlag, Magde-
burg, Germany. °° Hf
Beghon (Jean) Prelude; arr. by Chas.
J. Roberts; full band, with’ con-
ductor. © Jan. 5; 1928; 2 e: Mar. 16;
E 688076; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 5185
Begonia ; intermezzo, by Adam Geibel ;
pf: 1©.Mar.:5, 19285°2)'e Mar.7;
EK 686706; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 5186
Behold I show you a mystery; Haster
solo, Biblical text, music by T. S.
Stein. ‘© Feb. 13, 1928; 2' e Feb.
23; E 6865387; Thyrza Sloan Stein,
Philadelphia. 5187
Behiit dich Gott; worte von Julius
Gersdorff, musik von Ernst Hansen,
of Germany, op. 185; miu&nnerchor.
4to.. © June.13; 1926;. 2c. Mar: 2,
1928; E 685604; P. J. -Tonger,
Cologne, a/Rh., Germany. 5188
Beim scheiden; worte yon Victor von
Scheffel, musik von Richard Trunk,
of Germany, op. 56, nr. 1; minner-
chor. 4to.. © May 29; 1926; 1c.
Mar. 2, 1928; Hi .685555; «PB. J.
Tonger, Cologne, a/Rh., Germany.
5189
274
5184 |
“MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no, 3, 1928 |
: 5211
Beispiel (Das); dichter unbekannt,
-aus den Meggendorfer blittern, mu-
sik yon Ernst Hansen, of Germany,
‘op. 197; miinnerchor. 4to. © Dec.
See Poeoith Con Mare 2: 1928 72
685571); P. di. + ar ct Cologne/Rhine,
Germany. ~— 5190
Bella Ester; vals, por Felipe Soto, of
Salvador; pf. © 1c. Mar.'7, 1928;
“E 683724 ; Dada-Dada & ©¢O., San
. Salvador, ‘Salyador. 5191
Belle (The) of avenoo A; words and
music by Safford Waters, ed. by
Elliott Shapiro, arr. for pf. by Eu-
gene Platzman, with ukulele arr. by
A. J. Franchini. (Jn Grand old
songs) ©. Mar. 22, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
29; BE 687255; Shapiro, Bernstein &
¢o., inc., New York. 5192
Bellezze (La) delle donne; duetto,
marchietta,. versi e melodia di P.
Sciascia. © 1c. Mar. 29, 1928; E
687334 ; Pasquale Sciascia, Philadel-
phia. 5193
Bells of Killarney; by George J.
Trinkaus; yocal orch.; in G. 4to.
© ‘Mar. ‘19,. 1928; 2c. Mar. 23; E
688246; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 5194
Beloved ; words and music by Gus
Kahn and Joe Sanders. © Mar. 1,
1928; 2 c. Mar: 2; E 6838581; Irving,
Berlin, ine., New York. 5195
Beloved, do you know that it is June;
words by B. Y. Williams, music by
A: Thanet.” © 1 ¢. Mar. 22,1928;
E 687090; Ama Thanet, Bellmore,
“5, ema dl 5196
Berceuse : de B. Bonacci, of Italy;
quintette 4 cordes avec pf. conduc-
peut. 410... (c) Dec, ob, 1927: 1 «4
Feb. 27;,.1928; E .685 951: Francis
Moulin, Cannes, Alpes, Maritimes,
France. 5197
Berceuse; paroles de M. Sithaire, mu-
sique de D. H. Piller. [Photostat]
© 1 ¢. Mar. 29, 1928; E 687308;
David H. Piller, Baton Rouge, La,
5198
Berceuse (Cradle song); by G. Del-
briick, arr. by Calvin Grooms; vio-
Dea, Dia iG Mar. 2is TG28 +2 ©:
Mar. 23; E 688190; Century music
pub. co., New York. 5199
Berceuse d’amour; by P. A. Mar-
quardt; orch. 4to. © Mar. 5, 1928;
2 c. Mar. 7; E 683681; Photo play
musi¢ co., inc., New York. 5200
99529—28——_2
| Bergisches
heimatlied; von ©. J.
Brambach, paraphrase von Carl
Rolle, of Germany, op. 86; salon-
orch. mit pf.-direktion. 4to. ©
Oct. 12,:1927; 1 c. Mar. 2, 1928; EH
685559; P.. J.. Tonger, Cologne,
a/Rh., Germany. 5201
Berliner sein geniigt ; een tréppken aus
de panke, worte von Hans Brennert,
musik von Hans May, of Austria,
klavier arr. vy. Otto Lindemann.
Oet)”2, W926; bid’ Oct. 31719273
685194; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 5202
Beside a lazy stream; words and mu-
sic by Bud Cooper, Nick Lucas and
Sam H. Stept; pf. and ukulele acc.
@EMar.,.20; 1928: 2.¢c. Mar. 26; E
688260; Sherman, Clay & co., San
Francisco. 5203
Betsy; operette en 3 actes, par G.
Bonincontro, of France; orch. avec
pf.-conducteur:: 4to. Feb.» 2,
TS25" 1 Gs. HED. 2h ny Osada:
Choudens, Paris. 5204
Better or worse; words and music by
Jv;H. Woodward. © 1 ¢. Mar..20,
1928; E 687035; Joseph Harold
Woodward, Miami, Fla. 5205
Bicycle built for two; words and mu-
sie, by Harry Dacre. ed. by Elliott
Shapiro, arr. for pf. by Hugene
Platzman, with ukulele arr. by A.
J. Franchini. (Jn Grand old songs)
© Mar, 22;,1928; 2 e: Mar. 29; E
687250; Shapiro, Bernstein & Co.,
inc., New York. 5206
Big chief; Indian characteristic, by
A. F. Wendland, arr. by R. B. Hisen-
berg; band. 4to. © Feb. 28, 1928;
2 c. Mar. 1; E 686518; W. R. Dalbey
musie co., Omaha, Neb. 5207
Billet (La); by C. Cerecone; pf. ©
t-e:. Mar. 9, 1928;°E 683763; Carl
Cercone, Grand Rapids. 5208
Billy; words by S. Field, music by
Robert H. Brennen. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Mar. 14, 1928;
2c. Mar. 17; E 688338; Stella Field,
Middletown, Conn. 5209
Billy Lyons and Stack O’Lee; words
and melody by Furry Lewis. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 2, 1928; E 683618; Loren L.
Watson, Memphis, Tenn. 5210
Bimala ; heiteres spiel in 3 akten nach
Halévyscher musik, frei bearb. von
B. Bardi, of Germany; klavieraus-
zug mit text. © Sept. 7, 1927; 1c.
Feb. 27; E 685213; Benno Bard},
Berlin. > Ook
275 |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5212
pt. 111, BYSS vi 23"
Bird songs at eventide; words by Roy-
den Barrie, music by Eric Coates,
arr. by Clarence Lucas, of Great
Britain. 4to. 1. Mixed voices.—2.
Female trio—3. Male quartet. ©
Mar. 16, 1928; 1 c. each Mar. 17; E
685878—685880; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. 5212-5214
Birds’ (The) lawn party; cantata,
words anon., music by Carl Busch;
two-pt. treble voices. 4to. © Feb.
27, 1928; 2. ce. Mar. 1; E 686467;
Henry T. FitzSimons, Chicago. 5215
Bit (A) o’ Seotech plaid; study in
rhythm, by Lucina Jewell; pf. ©
Mar. 20, 1928; 2: @ Mar. 26; H
688321; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
5216
Bitterstisse (Das) lied; worte von
Hermann Lons, musik von Walter
Schiitt, of Germany. © Sept. 17,
1927; 1 c Nov. 2; E 676504; Ed.
Bote & G. Bock, Berlin. 5217
Bizarresque; by William Kroll; violin
and pf. © Feb. 27, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
5; E 686716; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 5218
Bizet (Georges) Adagietto; from
L’Arlésienne, transcribed by Leopold
Godowsky; pf. © Dee. 21, 1927; 2c.
Mar. 16, 1928; E 688047; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 5219
Le berceau divin (The divine
cradle); arr. par Raoul Labis, of
France; orch. restreint avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Feb. 10, 1928; 1.
Mar. 6; E 685957; Choudens, Paris.
5220
Black (The) kinkajou; paroles de A.
Olivier, musique de Paddy et Z.
Coufrey, both of France; pf.
Dec. 20, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 16, 1928; E
685942; A. Olivier, Paris. 5221
Blasmusik (Die); von Fr. Hanne-
mann, of Germany. lfg.1. 1. Fest-
marsch. [2 others] © ‘Oct. 21,
1926; 1 c. Mar. 2, 1928; E 685608;
P. J. Tonger, Cologne, Germany.
5222
Blowing the blues away; fox-trot from
the Yellow mask, by Vernon Duke,
arr. by Wylie Wylton, of Great Brit-
ain; orch., with pf. conductor. 4to.
©. Feb. 17, 1928; 1 ¢c. Mar. 138; E
685755; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London. 5223
Blue grass beauties; characteristic
march and two-step, by Jos. J. Den-
ton; pf. © Jan. 16, 1928; 2 e. Mar.
16; E 683978; Denton & Haskins
music pub. co., ine., New York.
5224
Blue Hawaii; words and melody by
Abel Baer, Ira Schuster and Irving
Caesar. © 1c Mar. 7, 1928; E
686783 ; Leo Feist, ine., New York.
5225
Blue heaven spreads over we four;
words and music by B. Le W.
Stromer, arr. by Agnes Milnor. ©
1 c. Mar. 12, 1928; E 683788; Bert
Le Willard Stromer, Wichita. 5226
Blue (The) of your eyes; words by
O. M. Watson, music by D. H. Pil-
ler. [Photostat] © 1 e¢@ Mar. 29,
. 1928; E 687309; David H. Piller,
Baton Rouge, La. - 5227
Blue over you; words by Benny Davis,
melody by Joe Burke. ©.1 ¢. Mar.
7, 1928; E 683697; De Sylva, Brown.
& Henderson, inec., New York. 5228
Blue Rose of the golden West; waltz,
words and music by B. B. Barry; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Nov. 26, 1927;
2c. Feb. 27; E 683442; Byrtha Bais-
den Barry, Seattle. 5229
Bluebonnet time; words and music by
W. J. Marsh. © Mar. 24, 1928; 2 c.
\
Mar. 24; E 688278; William J.
Marsh, Ft. Worth, Tex. 5230
Boat (The) race; words and melody
by W. Camm. © 1 ¢. Mar. 8, 1928;
E 683907; Walter Camm, New York.
5231
Boser buben wiegenlied ; der buhmann,
gedicht von Heinrich Maxerath, mu-
sik von Jodocus Schaaf, of Ger-
many, op. 105; miinnerchor. 4to. ©
Dec. 31, 1926; 1 c. Mar.,2, 1928 :.
685601; P. J. Tonger, Cologne, a/Rh.,
Germany. 5232
Bolsheviky (La); letra y musica por
Ed Tavo; pf. [Photostat] © Feb.
28, 1928; 2 c., Mar. 5. Hi G86598 ;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 5233
Bon-bon; words and music by J. A.
MacDonald. © 1 ec. Mar. 19, 1928;
E 687021; John A. MacDonald, Bos-
ton. 5234
Bonheur (Le) est dans le pré; paro-
les de Paul Fort, musique de M.
Canal, of France. © Feb. 2, 1928;
1 ec. Feb. 27; E 685666; Marguerite
Canal, Paris. 5235
276
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1928
: 5256
Bonitos estaos unidos; letra y musica
por D. V. Gonzalez, Rafael Gomez,
y Ed Tavo. [Photostat] © Mar. 6,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 10; BH 686767; Dio-
nisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 5236
Bonnie Scotland; words and music by
H. Voorhies. © 1c. Mar. 29, 1928;
E 688414; Hugh Voorhies, Neosho,
Mo. 5237
Bonny (The) pit laddie; North coun-
trie folk song, arr. by W. G. Whit-
taker, of Great Britain; 3 women’s
voices. London, J. Curwen & sons,
ltd. 4to.. © Oct. 17, 1927; 1 e. Oct.
14; E 685986; W. G. Whittaker,
Newcastle-on-Tyne, England. 5238
Boosey’s brass band journal, no. 678;
arr. by Sydney Herbert, of Great
Britain; brass band. 4to. Minuet
in G. [1 other]
1 ec. Mar. 28; E 689082; Boosey &
co., ltd., London. 5239
Boosey’s brass band journal, no. 679;
arr. by Sydney Herbert, of Great
Britain; brass band. 4to. Romance,
Le soir. [1 other] © Feb. 23, 1928;
1 ce. Mar. 28; E 689083; Boosey &
co., Itd., London. 5240
Boosey’s community song sheets, no.
12; arr. by Sydney Herbert, of Great
Britain; military and brass band.
4to. Oft in the stilly night. [38
others] © Feb. 14, 1928: 1 ¢c. Mar.
13; E 6857381; Boosey & co., Itd.,
London. 5241
Boots; poem by Rudyard Kipling,
music by A. G. Sharpe; pf., with
bugle and drum ad lib. © 1c. Feb.
11, 1928; E 686780; A. G. Sharpe,
New York. 5242
Borneo; fox trot, words and music by
Walter Donaldson, arr. by Frank
Skinner; orch. 4to. © Mar. 24,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 26; E 688304; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 5243
Bose (Fritz von) Suite nr. 2; von F.
von Bose, of Germany, op. 20; kla-
vier. 1. Praludium. [3 others] ©
Mar. od, 1928; ,L .¢.,,-Mar. ,.20;:-E
689034; Steingriber-verlag, Leipzig.
5244
Bossy; words by Carroll Maynard
Harris, music by Harold Glynn.
Newburyport, Mass., Vincent pub. co.
© Mar. 8, 1928;:2 ¢. Mar. 9; E
683735; Harold Vincent Glynn, New-
buryport, Mass. 5245
Bourrée; par Helena Stone Torgerson ;
harpe solo. © Dec. 3, 1927; 1 ¢. Feb.
© Feb. 28, 1928; -
27, 1928; E 686750; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 5246
Bow down Thine ear, O Lord; Lenten
anthem, words of Psalm 86, music
by Tustin Baker ; mixed voices. 4to.
© Mar. 19, 1928; 2 ¢. Mar. 20; E
686979; H. W. Gray co., New York.
5247
Bowen (York) Three preludes; by
Y. Bowen, of Great Britain, op. 81;
pf. no. 1-3. © Dec. 29, 1927; 1 ¢.
each Mar. 6, 1928; E 685445-685447 ;
Oxford university press, London.
5248-5250
Bowery (The); words by Charles H.
Hoyt, music by Percy Gaunt, ed. by
Elliot Shapiro, arr. for pf. by Eu-
gene Platzman, with ukulele arr.
by A. J. Franchini. (Jn Grand old
songs) © Mar. 22, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
29; E 687254; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., inec., New York. 5251
Boys and girls of the campus; words
and melody by W. Camm. © 1 «¢.
Mar. 8, 1928; E 6838908; Walter
Camm, New York. 5252
Boys (The) of ’61; march song, words
and music by ’‘E. J. M. Seamans, op.
24. ©1c. Mar. 19, 1928; E 688115;
Emma J. Moore-Seamans, Yorba
Linda, Calif. 5253
Brahms (Johannes) Drittes klavier-
quartett (Troisieme quatuor pour
piano); op. 60, neue rev. ausgabe
von Ossip Schnirlin, of Germany;
klavier, violine, viola u. violoncell ;
in C moll. Partitur. © Oct. 15,
1927; 1 c Feb. 27, 1928; E 685300;
N. Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
5254
Erstes klavier quartett (Premier
quatuor pour piano) ; von J. Brahms,
op. 25, neue rev. ausgabe von Ossip
Schnirlin, of Germany; klavierfin-
gersatz und pedalgebrauch von Rob-
ert Kahn; violine, viola, violoncell u.
pf.; in G@ moll. © Aug. 18, 1927;
ec. Feb. 27; 1928 9): 685293 27'N.
Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 5255
First year Brahms; 19 composi-
tions, adapted, arr. and ed. by HEr-
nest Markham Lee, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. © Mar. 6, 1928; 1 c. Mar.
283; E 685933; Alfred Lengnick &
€0; Itd., London. 5256
Liebeslieder-walzer; op. 52, vor-
wort u. anmerkungen yon Alfred
Schattmann, bearb. von Walther
Hirschberg, of Germany; pf. mit
feat. i .NOV:,.25, 1921 > 1c, Mar.,2,
277
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5257
Brahms (Johannes )—Continued.
1928; E 685517; Ullstein, «a... 'g..
Berlin. 5257
Sonaten; op. 78, 100 u. 108, rev.-
ausgabe von Ossip Schnirlin, of Ger-
many; violine: u. klavier...© Dee.
10; 1926; ds eniBebi/ 27) 192840
685303; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 5258
Trio; op. 8, neue rev. ausgabe von
Ossip’ Schnirlin, of Germany; kla-
vier, violine u. violoncelle; 2te fas-
sung, in H dur. Partitur. © Feb.
9, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685298 ;
N. Simrock, G.. m. b.. H., Berlin.
. 5259
Trio; op. 87, neue rev. ausgabe
von Ossip Schnirlin, of Germany ;
klavier, violine wu. violoncell; in ©
dur. Partitur. © Apr. 5, 1927; 1c.
Feb. 27, 1928; BH 685297 ; N. Simrock,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. . 5260
Trio; op. 101. neue rey. ausgabe
von Ossip Schnirlin, of Germany ;
klavier, violine u. violoncell; in
C-moll. Partitur. © Oct. 2, 1926;
1 c. Feb. 27, 1928 ; EH 685299; N. Sim-
rock, G. m. b. H., Berlin. . 5261
Variationen tiber ein thema von
Jos. Haydn (Variations sur wun
théme de J. Haydn); op. 56°, arr.
von Leo Artok, of Germany; salon-
orch., mit pf.-conductor. © Feb. 29.
1928: 1c,” Keb... 205, BE, .68)32¢ :--B.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz. 5262
Zwei walzer (Deux valses) ; op.
39, nr. 15 u.,nr. 2; arr...von Leo
Artok, of Germany; salon-orch.- ©
Feb. 29, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 27; HE 685326 ;
B. Schott’s s6hne, Mainz. 5263
Braut (Die) vom Alexander, die geht
so auseinander .. .; foxtrott, text
von Fritz Rotter u. Otto Stransky,
musik von Rudolph Nelson, of Ger-
many, klavier-arr. von Walter Bor-
chert. © Dee. 20, 1927; 1 c. Mar.
24, 1928; E 689013; Wiener bohéme-
verlag, Vienna. 5264
Bread of heaven; anthem, words by
Josiah Condor, music by Arthur G.
Colborn; mixed voices, organ acc.
4to. © Mar. 16, 1928; 2 ce. Mar. 19;
EK 688123; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 5265
Bride of the North; words 4nd music
by J.° Milzarek; arr. by’ Harry L.
Alford; pf. and ukulele acc. © Mar.
31, 1928; 2 c Mar. 30; EB 688446;
John Milzarek, Little Suamico, Wis.
5266
pt. 111, 0. s., v. 23:
Brigadier Gerard; words by Edgar
McCormack, music by Thomas W.
Kottaun, of Great Britain. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar.
16, 1928.;0%.e: é Mar! 1p B.685854 ;
Willard music co., London. 5267
Bright lights; words and melody by
T. E. Schindler. £itec’ Mar.
22, 1928; E 687078; Thomas ih.
Schindler, Perryville, Mo. 5268 -
Bring back my memory girl; words
by D. Diamond, melody by G. Buehl.
© 1 c. Mar.'6, 1928; E 686642; Gus
Buehl and Dan Diamond,. Brooklyn.
Gea) ‘5269
Broken hearted laddie; words by Otis
Woodwick, music by G. G. Wood-
wick. © Mar. 20, 1928; 2¢..Mar.
22; E 688312; Grace Gauche 'Wood-
wick, Tappen, N. Di: 5270:
Broken idylls;*by George O’Connor-
Morris, of Great Britain, op. 38, no.
ZS) pli OuBReb, 1761192854 «7 iMari:
14; EH 685868; Augener, ltd., London.
521.
Broken rainbow; words and melody
by, HH." EF. Schmidt; (Chal ea Mian. 3.
1928; E 686571; Helen Ford
Schmidt, St. Louis. 5272
Broken string; words and melody by
A. B. Kuhn. © 1c. Mar. 7, 1928;
EK 683693; Aurel Burtis Kuhn, Chi-
cago. . Cee
Briider vom Rhein; worte von Raban
Sylvius, musik von Hermann Son-
net, of Germany; 4-stimmigen miin-
nerchor. 4to. © Oct. 15, 1927; 1 ec.
Mar. (25 1928 > Hi Osan ee name)
Tonger, Cologne/Rhine, Germany.
5274
Bubbling with love; words and music
by W. M. Garman; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Mar. 1, 1928; 2 e. Mar. 5;
E 683634; William McKinley Gar-
man, Los Angeles. 5275
Bullerian (Hans) Konzert; ftir vio-
loncello mit orch., von H. Bullerian,
of Germany, op. 41; klavierauszug.
© Oct. 22, 1926; 1. Feb: 27, 1928 ;
685299 5° N.’ Simroek, G. mp: i.,
Berlin. 5276
Bunte skizzen; fiinf kleine stticke, von
Gottfried Riidinger, of Germany, op.
58, no. 1; klavier. © Jan. 1, 1928;
1c. Feb. 27; E 685228; Anton Bohm
& sdhn, Augsburg, Germany. B27 7
Butler (Clarence) Five little compo-
sitions; verses by Jean Williams,
music by C. Butler; pf., with in-
278
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1928
structions on the method of study.
The bridge of Avignon. [4 others]
©: Mar. 12, 1928; 2 ec. Mar. 15; E
‘686884; Art publication. soc., St.
Louis. 5278
-Four little compositions; verses
by Jean Williams, music by C. But-
ler; pf., with instructions on the
method of study. 1. Christmas bells.
[3 others] © Mar. 12, 1928; 2 ec.
Mar. 15; E 686883; Art publication
soc., St. Louis. 5279
Three little compositions; verses
by Jean Williams, music by C. But-
ler; pf., with instructions on the
method of study. 1. Bad weather.
[2 others] © Mar. 12, 1928; 2 e.
Mar. 15; E 686885; Art publication
soc., St. Louis.
Butterflies; by G. A. Grant: Schaefer,
arr. by Frank Louis Taylor, of
Great Britain; orch. with pf. con-
ductor. © Jan. 30, 1928; 1 c. Feb.
10; E 685347; Alfred Lengnick &
co., ltd., London. 5281
Butterfly; words and music by B.
Youngs. © 1c. Mar. 10, 1928; E
686793; Blanche Youngs, Evart,
Mich. 5282
Buy a Henry Ford; words and melody
by J. Young. © 1c. Mar. 15, 1928;
E 688386; John Young, Jersey City.
5283
By the campfire; by Thurlow Lieur-
ance, arr. by Roy Cato; organ. ©
Mar. 5, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 7; E 686712;
Theodore Presser ¢o., Philadelphia.
5284
By the firelight; by Charles Huerter;
pf., for the left hand. © Feb. 27,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 5; E 686726; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 5285
By the waters of the Nile; words by
Teddy Brogden, music by Hero de
Rance, of England; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by Harry J. Stafford;
in KF. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Jan. 20, 1928; 1 ¢. Mar.
S'S) “685823; Montgomery & Co.,
London. 5286
Cera una volta; di Aldo Cantarini, of
Italy; piccola orch., con pf. condut-
tore. 4to. © Mar, 12, 1928;.1 «.
Mar. 18; E 685779; G. Ricordi.& co.,
Milan. 5287
Caballero; from Cochran’s 1928 revue,
words and music by Noél Coward,
of Great Britain. © Feb. 28, 1928;
1c. Mar. 18; E 685748; Chappell &
co., ltd., London. 5288
5280.
: 5298
Cajita de musica [and] Gavota; 2
piezas infantiles, de Jose Rios, of
Mexico; pf. © Mar. 1, 1928; 1 «.
Mar. 1; E 6853837; A.’ Wagner y
Levien sucs., 8S. en C., Mexico City,
Mexico. 5289
California; words and melody by R.
Duncan. © 1c, Mar. 2, 1928; E
687159; Rosetta Duncan, White
Plains, N. Y. 5290
California reverie; words by S. Field,
music by Robert H. Brennen. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Mar.
14, 1928; 2 ec. Mar. 17; E 688337;
Stella Field, Middletown, Conn.
5291
Call (The) of love; words by Arthur
B. Barret, music by A. Walter
Kramer; med. voice. © Feb. 27,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 1; E 686512; John
Church co., Cincinnati. 5292
Calling the cows; words and music by
EK. M. Bartlett; male voices. Hart-
ford, Ark., Hartford music co. 8vo.
© Jan. 20, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 16; EH
683964; Eugene Monroe Bartlett,
Hartford, Ark. 5293
Can it be true; words by Howard E.
Manisch [i. e. Howard E. Manische-
witz, melody by L. Florin Brown.
1 ¢. Mar. 31, 1928; E 687385;
Howard E. Manischewitz, Cincinnati.
5294
Can you blame me; words and melody
by W. Dauterich. © 1 c. Mar. 29,
1928; E 687296 ; Wuligm Dauterich,
Philadelphia. 5295
Can you touch your toes; fox-trot,
words by Philip Seeley, music by
Douglas Hamilton, of England; pf.
and ukulele ace.; in G.. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Feb. 15,
1928; 1 c. Mar. 22; E 685936; West’s,
Itd., London. 5296
Cancelled courtships; or, Resuscitated
romances, words by W. 8. Frank,
music by Frank 8S. Wilcock, of Great
Britain; in D, [Staff and _ tonie
sol-fa notations]) © Feb. 23, 1928;
1c. Mar. 28; E 689075; Reynolds &
co., London. 5297
Candied sweets; stomp, by Jack Pettis
and Thomas Waller, arr. by Al
Goering; orch. ‘4to. © Mar. 2,
1928; 2c. Mar. 3; E 686539; Robbins
musie corp., New York. 5298
279
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5299
Cannibal land; words and music by
A. Morehouse. New. York, Frank
Harding. © Mar. 22, 1928; 2c. Mar.
27; E 687196; Archibald Morehouse,
Walsenburg, Colo. 5299
Can’t we make amends; valse song,
words. and music by R. Rice. ©
Meare ey FOSS pe, Ces, Mar Zia 2
687181; Raymond Rice, Bennington,
Vt. 5300
Can’t you hear me calling you, mother
dear; words and music by Harvene
Christman; pf: and ukulele ace. ©
Mar. 12,, 1928; .2.ex Mar: 197 H
688092; Harvene Christman music
pub. co., Allentown, Pa. 5301
Cantano le gitane; di Vincenzo Rai-
mondi, of Italy; pf. © 1 ¢. Mar. 17,
1928; E 685999; Alba musicale,
Rome. 5302
Canto d’amore; intermezzo, di. Amil-
care Pennati Malvezzi, of Italy;
piccola orch. con pf. conduttore opp.
arpa. © Feb. 24, 1928; 1 ec. Mar.
21); E 685916; A. & G. Carisch & c., |
Milan. 5303
Canzonetta; by Reginald W. Martin;
organ. (Jn American organ quart-
erly, v. 9, no. 25, April, 1928) ~-©
Mars: 20) .1S28.. 2xe. Mar. 31): i
687368; H. W. Gray co., New York.
5304
Capricci d’amuri; versi di G. Marrone,
melodia di Mario Nicastro. © 1 «.
Mar. 29, 1928; E 687299; Gaspare
Marrone, Brooklyn. 5305
Capriccio. spagnolo; intermezzo, di A.
Pennati Malvezzi, of Italy; piccola
orch. con pf. conduttore. © Mar.
2, 19283) 1 eo Mar. 2 n, Gooule:
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 5306
Caprice Christine; by M. Warner;
violin and pf. © 1c. Mar. 1, 1928;
E 686494; Maurice Warner, Detroit.
5307
Carabi; old French chant, arr. by P.
A. Marquardt; orch. 4to. © Mar.
5.1928 :..2.0¢.. Mar.../7;,..E 683680 ;
Photo play music co., inc., New York.
5308
Carbonero (El); letra y musica por
Ed Tavo; pf. [Photostat] © Feb.
28, 1928; 2 ¢. Mar. 5; BE 686599;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 5309
Carezze (Le) di Manon; intermezzo 4
la valse, di Stanislao Gastaldon, of
Italy; piccola. orch.. ©. Feb... 11,
1928; 1 ce. Mar. 21; E, 685912; A. &
G. Carisch & c., Milan. 5310
pt. 111, 0. s., Vv. 23
Carillon (Il) della‘: nenna; di; Aldo
Cantarini, of Italy; oreh. con pf.
conduttore. 4to. © Mar. 20, 1928;
1 c. Mar. 22; EH 689042; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 53811
Carman’s (The) whistle; by William
Byrd, arr. by G. Bantock, of Great
Britain; string oreh. London, J.
Curwen & sons, ltd. © Feb. 27,
1928; 1 c. Mar. 8; E 685828; Gran-
ville Bantock, Birmingham, England.
‘9312
Carnevale di Venezia; super fox, di
Amleto Fiorini, of Italy; piccola
orch., con pf. guida. 4to. -© Feb.
4, °1928'5"'T. > Mar.21°" Hi 683900 ;
A. & G. Carisch.& ¢.:; Milan. 9313
Carolina, mové, mova; versie melodia
di P., Sciascia. ©1c¢. Mar.,29, 1928;
E 687335; Pasquale ELISCHE Phila-
delphia. ‘ 5314
Caroline is back with me; words and
music by Charlie Mack and W. R.
Williams; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Mar. .28::1928;, 2:oe. Mar: 2835) EH
688330; Will Rossiter, Chicago. 5315
Casanova, ich lieb’ dich; tango-sere-
nade, worte von Fritz Rotter, musik
von Otto Stransky, of Austria. ©
Dec. 20, 1927; 1 e. Mar.’ 24, 1928;
EK 689012; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
Vienna. 5316
Cavaliers (Les) vengeurs (The aven-
gers) ; par F. July, of France; orch.
avee pf. conducteur. 4to. © Feb.
*F 19283) 2 ee. Keb. Bi: ee 7GsserT ;
Choudens, Paris. ay Wg
Caveman (The) ; words by Edgar Les-
lie, music by B. Stone..’© Mar. 14,
1928; 2 ¢. Mar. 14; E 683883; Billy
Stone, New York. 5318
Cavendish (The) ninth concert party
album; words by H. M. Burnaby and
J. M. Gallatly, music by James M.
Gallatly, of Great Britain. © Feb.
8, 1928; 1..c.. Mar. 18; E 689040;
Cavendish music co., London. 5319
Cercis a topullit; words and melody by
Jim Shefka [i. e. James Shefka]. ©
1 c. Feb. 16, 1928; E 686895 ; James
Shefka, New York. 5320
danza villereccia, di Aldo Can-
of Italy; piccola orch., con
4to.. © Mar. .12,
13; E 685780; G.
~ 6321
Ceres;
tarini,
pf. conduttore.
1928; 1,c.. Mar.
Ricordi & co., Milan,
280
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1928
° 5344
Chaconne (Ciaccona) ; de Tomaso Vi- | Charlie, my back door man; words by
tali, arr. de Mathieu Crickboom, of
Belgium; violon et pf. © June 30,
- 1927; 1 c. Sept. 6; E 685354; Schott
freres, Brussels. 5322
Chady; galop arabe oriental, de R.
Brunel, of Belgium; orch. avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Dec. 10, 1927;
1 ¢. Jan. 16, 1928; EH. 684854; J.
mves.K., Paris: - 5323
Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stéphanie)
Dans l’aréne; de C. Chaminade, of
France, op. 168; pf. © Mar. 23,
1928; 1c. Mar. 28; E 689073 ; Enoch
& cie., Paris. 5324
The flatterer (La Lisonjera) ;
simplified and arr. by Calvin
Grooms; pf. © Mar. 21, 1928; 2 ¢.
Mar. 23;.E 688203; Century music
pub. co., New York. 5325
Searf dance; scene de ballet, sim-
plified and arr. by Calvin Grooms;
pf. © Mar. 21, 1928;,2.¢.. Mar. 23;
E 688200; Century. music pub. co.,
New York. 5326
Valse d’automne; de C. Chami-
nade, of France, op. 169; pf. © Mar.
23, 1928;.1.¢.. Mar. 28;, E., 689074;
Enoch & cie., Paris. 5827
Chances; fox trot, words and music
by Walter Donaldson, arr. by Walter
C. Simon; pf: or organ. © Mar. 24,
1928;°2 ¢c. Mar. 26; E 688305; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 5328
Chanson d’Homodei; de Angelo, tyran
de Padoue, paroles de Charles Méré,
musique de Alfred Bruneau, of
_ France. © Feb. 2, 1928; 1 ec Feb.
27; E 685402 ; Heugel, Paris. 5329
folksong) ;
Chanson galloise (Welsh
de Maurice Duhamel, of France;
orch. avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
Feb. 2, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 27; E. 685356 ;
Henry Lemoine et cie., Paris. 5330
Chant of the Nile; melody by Bob
Shurr: [pseud. of L. Shurr]. ©1.
Mar. 9, 1928; E 688756; Leopold
Shurr, Brooklyn. 53831
20 chants scolaires
dauteurs différents, of France.
f2ma. (Dee. 31, 1927: -1.:c. Feb.
27, 1928; E 685376; Henry Lemoine
et cie., Paris. 5332
Charity ; pathetic prayer, by J. C. Coll;
orch. sc. © 1 ec. Mar.’ 6, 1928; E
686643 ; John Costa Coll, New York.
5333
Chants choisis;
281
Con Conrad and Henry Creamer,
music by Clarence Todd; pf. and
ukulele ace. ©. Feb. 29; 1928; 2 c.
Mar. 2; E 683824; Harms, inc., New
York. 5334
Charm; photoplay music, by Norman
Leigh: pf. © Dec. 30; £927,;):2 ¢.
Mar. 23, 1928; E 688179; Walter
Jacobs, inec., Boston. 5B30
Charro (El) ponciano; letra y musica
por Ed Tavo; pf. [Photostat] ©
Feb. 28, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 5; E 686603 ;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 5336
Chasins (Abram) Twenty-four prel-
udes; pf. bk. 1, nos. 1-6. © Feb. 138,
1928; 2 ce. Mar..7; EH. 686689; Oliver
Ditson ¢o., Boston. 5337
Chevauchée infernale; agitato perico-
loso, par Hendrik Willems, of Bel-
gium; orch., avee pf. conducteur.
4to. © Dec. 31, 1927; 1 ¢. Feb. 27,
1928; E. 685391; Francis Moulin,
5338
Chevvy (The) made a lady of Lizzie;
words and music by J. Gipson and
HB Wests ©: 1: eo Mary 22,9%926>) Ei
687088; Joe Gipson and Fritz West,
Gunter, Tex. 53839
Chewing gum; fox trot, words by W.
H. Walner, melody by Rose and W.
H. Walner;. © 1c. Mar. 5, 1928; E
683675; William Henry Walner,
Baltimore. 5340
Chicago; words and music by R. J.
Schropp, jr. ©1c. Mar. 10, 1928; E
686799; Raymond J. Schropp, jr.,
Philadelphia. 341
Cannes, France.
Chicken. you can roost behind the
moon; words and melody by Frank
Stokes. © 1 e@ Mar. 2, 1928; E
683622; Loren L. Watson, Memphis,
Tenn. 5342
Chico; words by Frank Eyton, musie¢
by Horace Shepherd, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. and ukulele acc.; in E flat.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Mar. 8, 1928; 1 ¢c. Mar. 19; E
685859; Keith-Prowse & co., ltd.,
London. 5343
Child, child, love while you can; words
by Sara Teasdale, music by B. C.
Johnson; sop. or ten. © Mar. 7,
1928; 2c Mar. 14; E 683887; Bertha
Curtis Johnson, Washington. 5344
Child’s (A) garden; 4-pt. song, words
by W. Ryder, music by M. Mous-
sorgsky, arr. by William Ryder;
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES .
5345
Child’s (A) garden—Continued.
women’s voices. 4to. © Mar. 9,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 10; E 6838841; G.
Ricordi & co., ine., New York. 5345
Chimes of Erie; melody by J. M. Gan-
non. [Photostat] © 1 ¢ Mar. 12,
1928; E 683789; John Mark Gannon,
Erie, Pa. 5346
China de los ojos negros; letra y mu-
sica por Ed Tavo; pf. [Photostat]
© Feb. 28, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 5; EB
686600; Dionisio Acosta, Los Ange-
les. 5347
Chinese patrol; by H. Fliege, arr. by
R. BE. Hildreth; with conductor. 4to.
1. Band.—2. Orch. © Mar. 1, 1928;
2 c. each Mar. 23; E 688171, 688172;
Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston.
5348, 5349
Chinesische nachtwache (Chinese
night-watch) ; charakterstiick, von
Ludwig Siede, of Germany, bearb.
von L. Zeitlberger, of Austria; orch.,
mit pf. direktion und violine obbl.
4to. © Dec. 18, 1926; 1 ec. Feb. 27,
1928; E 685248; Richard Birnbach,
Berlin. 5350
Chirp-chirp; from That’s a good girl,
words by Ira Gershwin, music by
Joseph Meyer and Philip Charig.
London, Chappell & co., ltd. © Feb.
6, 1928; 2 «@ Feb. 28; E 686483;
Harms, ine., New York. 5351
Chismoso (El); letra y musica por
Ed Tavo y Maximo Cervantes, both
of Mexico, domiciled at Los Ange-
les; pf. S8vo. [Photostat] © Mar.
26, 1928; 2 ce. Mar. 31; E 687358;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 5352
Chittlin’ rag blues; words and mel-
ody by Spencer Williams. © 1 e.
Mar. 2, 1928; E 683602; Georgia mu-
sic co., New York. 5353
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Ballade,
no. 3, in A flat; op. 47, biograph eal
sketch amd glossary, rev., fingering,
phrasing and pedaling by Emil
Sauer, of Austria, general informa-
tion, instructive annotations and in-
terpretation by Arthur Edward
Johnstone; pf. © Mar. 10, 1928;
2. c.. and aff... Mar. 15; A: 1070536;
Art publication soc., St. Louis. 5854
Etude; op. 10, transcribed “by
Edouard Hesselberg; 2 pfs., 4 hands.
no. 11. Allegretto, in E flat maj.—
no,, 12. Allegro con fuoeco, in C min.
© Mar. 8, 1928; 2 ¢.,each Mar. 12;
E 683773, 683774; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago. Do00, Oooo
pt. 111, n. s., v. 23
Klavier-konzert; nr. 1, op. 11,
hrsg. u. bearb. von Leonid Kreutzer,
of Germany; in E-moll. © Sept. 30,
1927; 1 c@ Feb. 27, 1928; E 685547;
Uulstein, a. g., Berlin. 5357
Marcia funebre; op. 35, trascri-
zione di Mario Corti, of Italy; vio-
lino e pf.’ © Jan. 27, 1928; 1 e.
Mar. 21; E 685906; A. & G. Carish
& c., Milan. ~9 5358
Waltz; concert arr. by Leopold
Godowsky; pf. Op. 69, no. 1; in A
flat—Op. 70, no. 2; in F min. ©
Dec., :21)..4927 ; -2 e/ leach! Mari 16,
1928; E 688041, 688043; Carl Fisch-
er, ine., New York. 5359, 5360
Waltz; op. 64, no. 3, arr. by Leo-
pold Godowsky; pf.; in A: flat. ©
Dec. 21, 1927; 2 c. Mar. 16, 1928; EH
688039; Carl Fischer, ine, New
York. 5361
Choralphantasie ; von Arno Landmann,
' of Germany, op. 13; orgel, mit frau-
en-fernchor ad lib. obl. 12mo. ©
May -18, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 27, 1928; E
685296 ; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H., Ber-
lin. 5362
Chorkantate; fiir gemischten chor,
solosopran und orech., nach texten
von Holderlin und Schiller, musik
von Hans Wedig, of Germany, op.
2; klavierauszug, chorstimmen.
Oct. 5, 1927; 1 ec. Nov. 2; E 676505 ;
Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin. 5363
Christian (The) church year in forty-
eight ancient sacred part songs;
compiled, ed. and arr. by Carl F.
Pfatteicher ; Women’s voices a ¢Ca-
pella. v. 2. 4to.' © Jan. 17, 1928;
2c. Mar. 16; H 683994 ; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 5364
Christuslieder; sieben gedichte von
*Reinhard Johannes Sorge, musik
von Joseph Haas, of Germany, op.
74: eine hohe singstimme. © Feb.
29° 1928: 1 «Keb. 20." Gsosaa 5
B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz. 5365
C nderella of my dreams; words by
Mildred Myers, melody by T.- G.
Myers. © 1c Mar. 28, 1928;'E
688355 ; Teresa G. Myers, New York.
5366
Cinnamon cake; words, by F. G. Bern-
hard, melody by L. E. Zoeller. ©
1 ec. Mar. 5, 1928; E 686627; Louis
EK. Zoeller and Frederick G, Bern-
hard, New York. 5367
Cinquettate miei cari passerotti; mel-
ody by Tetos Demetriades, of Tur-
282
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS.
no. 3, 1928
., key, domiciled at New, York. © 1c.
_ Feb. 20, 1928 ;.E 688385 ; Tetos music
store, New York. 5368
City of progress; ‘mareh; by D. A.
Bartol; pf. © 1 °c.'\Mar.' 16, 1928;
“EB 686962 : Dominic A. Bartol, W.
Hazleton, "Pa. ; 53869
. Clair de lune; extrait de Suite berga-
masque, de Claude Debussy,’ of
‘France; pf. “© Oct. 20,1927; 2 c.
Nov... 9; © 677021; J. Jobert, Paris.
LOH) B8TO
Clara; words and music by M. F.
“Spillers. .[Photostat] © ‘Mar. ' 6,
(1928 2c Mar! 110; E 6867683 Mose
Franklin: Spillers, Dallas, 5371
Clinging (A) ‘thot; words. by” Weekes
Kelly, music by H. C. Gratton; pf.
~ and ukulele acc. © Mar. 1, 1928 :
2'c. Mar: 73 E 683688; “Walter P.
Kelly -and Howard Cowan Gratton,
Seattle. 53872
Close dem eyes; waltz lullaby, words
by S. Silverman, music by S. Silver-
man and L. Friedman. © 1’c. Mar.
19, 1928; #687018; Sam Silverman
and Leo Friedman, Los Angeles.
me 5373
Clouds; from Water whispers suite, by
> Arthur Lange; orch., with pf. con-
’ duetor: © Mar. 26, 1928 : 2 c. Mar.
28; E- 687342; Boston music co.,
' Boston. D374
Clowns (The) carnival; by . Erno
Rapée, arr. by George Torke; orch.
© Feb. 27, 1928; 2 c. Mary 5: B
686596; Belwin, inc., New York.
Mel 5375
Cobalt (The) song; words by L. F.
Steenman, music arr. by R. L. Mac-
Adam, of Canada; pf. ‘Toronto,
Canada, Whaley, Royce & co.,ltd. ‘©
Mar! 27 1928 3:62 e) /-Maro-1t2" EB
685853; L. F. Steenman, Cobalt,
Ont., Canada. 5376
Cochran’s 1928 revue;: selection, by
~ Noél Coward, selected and arr. by
H. M. Higgs, of Great Britain; pf.
© Feb. 28,°1928; 1 ¢. Mar. 13: BH
igen Chappell & co., Itd., London.
53877
Cold weather; words and music by B.
Youngs. © 1 ¢@ Mar. 10, 1928; E
686794; Blanche Youngs, Evart,
Mich. 5378
Coleman’s male choir; ed. and com-
piled by R. H. Coleman. 8vo.' ©
Feb. 1, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 17:5{ aff.;;Beb.
Collection,
5393
.
10; A 1018829; Robert H. Coleman,
Dallas. D879
Collection Of. Italian’ & Neapolitan
songs; ‘compiled and arr. by An-
tonio de Martino, of Italy; mand.
4to. Serie, 58, 59. © Sept. 6, 1927;
1 c. each Jan. 3; 1928; A_Foreign
37195, 37202 ; Italian book co., New
York. 5880, 5381
of. Italian &’') Neapolitan
songs for mandolin; compiled and
arr. by Antonio de Martino, of Italy.
8vo. Serie 62-65. © Nov. 4, 1927;
1 c.-each' Mar. 6, 1928; E 685627-
685630; Italian book co., New York.
5882-5385
College life;. words and melody by: W.
Camm. . ©!/1.¢.. Mar. 8, 1928; E
683909 ;; Walter Camm; New’ York.
) ' 53886
College Rose; words and melody by
W..Camm. ©. 1,,e ,Mar.;,8,.,1928;
E 683910; Waiter Camm, New York.
; 5387
Collegiate (The) hop; words and mel-
-ody by, W. Camm, © 16. Mar. 3
1928; E 683911; Walter Camm, New
York. 5388
Colonial song; by Perey Aldridge
Grainger, arr. by Adolf Schmid;
orch. with pf. conductor. © Feb.
20, 1928:.2.c. Mar. 5; E 686714; G,
Schirmer, inc., New York. 5389
Come back in dreams; quartet, words
and music by Bernard Hamblen;
mixed voices. New York, Chappell-
Harms, ine. 4to. © Mar. 18, 1928;
2c. Mar. 14; E 686864; Harms, inc.,
New York. 5390
Come Betty-Jane; waltz, words and
melody by P. L. Russ. © 1c. Mar.
15, 1928; E 686906; Pearl Louise
Russ, Wilkinsburg, Pa. 5391
Come let’s go deario; words by W. P.
Kelly, music by H.,C. Gratton; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Mar. 1, 1928;
2° ¢ Mar. 7; E 683687 ;, Walter. P.
Kelly and Howard Cowan Gratton,
Seattle. 5392
Come, my way, my truth, my life;
anthem, words by George Herbert,
music by Roy Thompson, of Eng-
land; mixed voices. 4to. © Mar.
30, 1928; 1 c« Apr. 2; E 689118;
Novello & co., ltd., London. 5393
Come round to our house; words by
Terry Sullivan and Fred Holt, music
by L. Se koeme\cr and erry J. Stat-
ford; ‘pf. art ukule we.; in (G.
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5394
pt. Im, n. s.,; v. 23
Come round to our house—Continued.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Nov. 28, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 9, 1928;
E 685842; Leopold Silberman, Lon-
don. 5394
Come West and see our girls; words
and music by Walter H. Valade.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Mar. 17, «1928: 1 2e.. Mar.o 1o39a8
688090; Walter H. Valade, Antone,
Or. 5395
Coming back home; words and music
by E. M. Bartlett. © Jan. 2, 1928;
2c. Mar. 3; E 686544; Eugene Mon-
roe Bartlett, Hartford, Ark. 5396
Commanche [!]; Indian love song,
words and music by M. O. Sprinkle.
© 1. ¢. Mar. 26, 1928; E 688383;
Marie O. Sprinkle, Battery Park,
Md. 5397
Commandant (The); by J. S. Zamec-
nik; full orch. 4to. © Mar. 23,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 22; E 687060; Sam
Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 5398
Commander Byrd; march, by Ernie
Golden, arr. by William C. Schoen-
feld; orch. with pf. or organ ace.
4to. © Mar. 6, 1928; 2 @ Mar. 7;
E 683689; Irving Berlin standard
music corp., New York. 5399
Communion hymn; words by Leonard
H. Robbins, music by R. A. Laslett
Smith; 4-pt. cho. of mixed voices,
a cappella. 4to. © Mar. 1, 1928;
2c. Mar. 7: E 686740; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 5400
Communion service; sacred words, mu-
sic by H. E. Piggott. of Great Brit-
ain; unison voices; organ ace. 4to.
© Feb. 9, 1928; 1 +c Mar. 6; E
685432; Oxford university press, °
London. 5401
Community; lancers, arr. by R.. S.
Stoddon, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Rar. 12°". 1928 5.0 dee Cie Mate faces
685815; B. Feldman & co., London.
5402
Community grand march; by Carl
Wilhelm Kern, op. 506; pf., 4. hands.
© Mar... 5,.1928: 2. c¢. Mar.).7%;,,E
686707 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. ; 5403
Consecration; words by Alice Spencer,
music by Beatrice Macgowan Scott;
in E flat. © Mar..%, 1928: 2 ¢. Mar.
9; E 6838373 "Dean- FDSlhtbsy, Chicago.
5404
C-o-n-s-t-a-n-t-i-n-0-p-l-e ; one-step, words
and music by Harry Carlton, of
Great Britain; pf. ace., with banju-
lele banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin
D. Keech; in F. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Mar. 17, 1928;
1 ec. Mar. 23; E 689014; Lawrence
Wright music co., London. 5405
Contentement (Contentment); by
Helena Stone Torgerson; harpe solo.
© Dee. J, 192$; 1 c. Feb. 27, 1928;
E 686751; Durand et cie., Paris.
5406
Contentment; by Geoffrey O’Connor-
Morris, of Great Britain, op. 38, no.
1; pf. © Feb. 17, 1928; 1 ¢ Mar.
14; E 685866; Augener, ltd., London.
5407
Contrapuntal (A) misterioso; by Wal-
ter C. Schad; orch., with pf. conduc-
tor. 4to. © Mar. 12, 1928; 2 ec.
Mar. 28; E 688331; Belwin, inc.,
- New York. 5408
Coquette; fox trot, words and music
by Gus Kahn, Carmen Lombardo
and John W. Green, arr. by Walter
C. Simon; pf. or organ. © Mar.
24, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 26; E 688307;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 5409
Cords (Gustav) Suite; von G. Cords,
of Germany, op. 53; oboe-solo u.
klavier. 1. Romanze. [2 others]
© Sept. 20, 1927; 1 ¢. each Feb. 27,
1928; E 685266; Carl Merseburger,
Leipzig. 5410
Core securo e serata nera; serenata,
versi e musica di M. R. Annunziata.
© Feb:):28, 19285125 ce: Mar @-0h
686593; Annunziata & Zegarelli mu-
sic publications, Utica, N. Y. 5411
Corroyez (Georges) Vingt petites
piéces concertantes en quatuors;
- realisé, instrumenté et arr. par G.
Corroyez, of France; bois-cuivres-
cordes, avee conducteur en si bémol.
Parties. © Jan. 10, 1928; 1 ¢. Feb.
27: KE 685355; Georges Corroyez,
Versailles, Seine, France. 5412
Cortége de noce en Trégor (Wedding
train in Tregor) ; de Maurice Du-
hamel, of France; orch. avec pf.
econducteur. 4to. © Feb. 2, 1928;
1 c. Feb. 27; E 685357; Henry Le-
moine et cie., Paris. 5413
Cosmopolitan ; words by H. Palmquist,
music by Laura Palmquist. [Blue-
print] © Mar. 22, 1928; 2 ¢. Mar.
31; E 687381; Helen Palmquist,
Ames, Ia. 5414
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no. 3, 1928
Cottage (A) and you; words and mu-
sic by K. G. Allen. [Photostat] ©
1 ec. Mar. 29, 1928; E 687331; Ken-
neth George Allen, New York. 5415
Cottage (The) on the hillside; words
‘ and melody by C. H. Hoffman. ©
1c. Mar. 7, 1928; E 683710; Callie
Hlizabeth Hoffman, Lancaster, O.
5416
Could you blame the colored man;
words and melody by Gus Cannon.
© 1c. Mar. 2, 1928; E 683609;
Loren L. Watson, Memphis, Tenn.
5417
Country dance; by Maxwell Eckstein ;
pf. © Dee. 8, 1927; 2 c. Mar. 16,
1928; E 688022; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 5418
Courageous youth; march, by George
C. Flint; full band, with solo B flat
trumpet or B flat cornet conductor.
4to. © Jan. 24, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 16;
EX 688004; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 5A19
Cours complémentaire pratique d’har-
monie; de G. A. Estyle, of France.
dS ue. AC) Deen 2,..192%.2.1.¢s, san.
12, 1928; A—Foreign 37251; Ecole
universelle par correspondance de
Paris, Paris. 5420
Cours de dictées musicales; de Mlle.
Legrenay et Mme. I. Guy-Boudon,
both of France. 4to. © Dec. 4,
1927; 1 c. Jan. 11, 1928; A—Foreign
37254; Ecole universelle par corres-
pondance de Paris, Paris. 5421
Cours. de solfége chanté; de René
Cocheux, of France. 4to. © Dee.
4, 1927; 1 ce. Jan. 12, 1928; A—For-
eign 37253; Ecole universelle par
correspondance de Paris, Paris.
5422
Cowles (Walter Ruel) Hymn; 4-pt.
song, words by Edgar Allan Poe,
music by W. R. Cowles; male voices.
© Mar. 1, 1928; 2 ¢c.’ Mar. 7; E
686739; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
5423
Cradle song; by Barnard Levin; pf.
Boston, W. B. Hasey & co. © Mar.
23,. 1928;'2.¢. Mar. 24; E 687119;
W B. Hasey, Boston. 5424
Cradle song; two-pt. song, music by
C. H. H. Parry, of Great Britain,
arr. by H. A. ©.; treble voices; in
G. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations] © Mar. 13, 1928; 1 ¢. Mar.
13; E 6857238; Novello & eo., Itd.,
London. 5425
28
- 5437
Cream puffs; words and melody by P.
G. Freed. © 1. Mar. 30, 1928; EB
688396; Paul Gross Freed, Philadel-
phia. 5426
Crépuscule; tango, von Edouard Bian-
co, arr. von Bernhard Egg, of Ger-
many; orch. mit pf.-direction. 4to.
© Nov. 15, 1927; 1 c. Dee. 21; B
677731; Musikverlag City, Leipzig.
542
Crest of a wave; words and melody
by B. G. DeSylva, Lew Brown and
Ray Henderson. © 1 ec. Mar. 16,
1928; E 683936; DeSylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 5428
Crisis (The); andante serioso, by
Josef Pasternack; orch., with pf. or
organ. © Mar. 14, 1928; 2 ¢c Mar.
15; E 686876; Irving Berlin stand-
ard music corp., New York. 5429
Crist (Bainbridge) Nocturne; arr. by
Chas. J. Roberts; full orch., with pf.
conductor. © Nov. 25, 1927; 2 ec.
Mar. 16, 1928; E 688081; Carl Fisch-
er, inc., New York. 5430
Crucifixion (The); negro. spiritual,
arr. by D. L. Sims; mixed voices.
4to. © Mar. 27, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 30;
E 687345 ; Dorothy L. Sims, Wichita.
5431
Cruel (Un) pufial; letra de Edmundo
Delhumeau, mtsica de Alfonso Es-
parza Oteo, of Mexico. © Mar. 1,
1928; 1c. Mar. 1; E 685339; A. Wag-
ner y Levien sucs., S. en C., Mexico
City, Mexico. 5432
Cuando el sol se esta metiendo; letra
y musica por Ed Tavo; pf. [Photo-
stat] © Feb. 28, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 5;
E 686602; Dionisio Acosta, Los An-
geles. 5433
Cuando me muera; letra y musica por
Ed Tavo; pf. [Photostat] © Feb.
28, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 5; E 686601;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 5434
Cuban heels; tango, melody by M. J.
Rettenberg. © 1c. Mar. 13, 1928;
E 686841; Milton J. Rettenberg, New
York. 5435
Cup'd time in loveland; words by R.
Domke, melody by Robt. H. Brennen.
© 1c. Mar. 2, 1928; E 683594; Ru-
dolph Domke, Appleton, Wis. 5436
Curly head baby doll; words and mel-
ody by L. B. Walker. © 1 c¢. Mar.
1, 1928 ; B 686506 ; Linnie B. Walker,
Apopka, Fla. 5437
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CATALOGUE OF
5438
Curtains (The) of night; words and
melody by ‘C:. Grant. © 1c. Mar.
28, 1928; E 688372:;) United ‘pub. co.,
New York. 5438
Oyrea; ballet, action chorégraphique
et symphonique en 1 ‘acte d@ Albert
Boucheron et Paul de Choudens, mu-
sique de Mare Delmas, of’ France:
pf. et ‘chant. Partition. _ 4to.. ©
Hep. 10, 1928; 1c. Maro 6: DY 2i2s7;;
Choudens, Paris. . 5439
Czerny;in new form, collection. by
John! Mokrejs; pf. solos. ‘©! Feb! 14,
1928 ;' 12 .e. Feb: 18; aff’’Feb: 16; A
~1069095; Clayton F:Summy co., Chi-
cago. 5440
Daddy. come home; words by Karyl
Norman, music by. Bob Hamill ;. pf.
and ukulele ace., ©: Mar: 13, 1928;
2.¢c. Mar. 15; E 686867 ;, Jerome .H.
Remick & co., New York. 5441
Daddy is in prison and she must bear
the shame;. words and melody by
W. R. Hodgin; plectrum banjo... ©
1-c. Mar. 6, 1928; E 683703; Willard
lees Hodgin, Greensboro, N. C.
5442
Daddy loves his blue eyed. girl; words | —
by A. L. Johnson, music by Herman
Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher]
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Feb: 28, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 2; E 683585 ;
Annie L. Johnson, Winchester, Tenn.
5443
Daddy mine; ats by E...R. Taylor,
music by C. Roland Flick. Nash-
ville, Tenn., Flick music pub. co. ©
Feb: 28, 1928; 2 ec. Mar. 1; E 686527;
Ina Royer Taylor, Nashville. 5444
Daddy wouldn’t buy me a bow-wew ;
words and mus‘c by Joseph Tabrar,
ed. by Elliott Shapiro, arr. for pf.
by Eugene Platzman,; with ukulele
arr. by A. J. Franchini. (Jn Grand
old songs) ©: Mar. 22, 1928;.2 c.
Mar. 29; E. 687269; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 5445
Dafni; poema pastorale in 3 atti, di
Ettore, Romagnoli, musica di Giu-
seppe Mulé, of Italy, riduzione, di
Ferruccio Calusio. Vocal se. 4to.
© Feb: 28, 1928; 1 ¢« Mar. 23):D
27275; G. Ricordi & co.; Milan. 5446
Dahin; worte von Josef. Schregel,
musik von Richard Trunk, of Ger-
many, op. 59, no. 2; mdnnerchor.
4to... © Mar. 8, 1928; Ise. Mar. 26;
E. 689044; Robert Forberg, Leipzig.
5447
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, Hi’s., v.23
Daisy Belle: fox-trot,/ words and musie
by Abe Lyman, Charles Tobias and
J:| Russel’ Robinson...’ © Mar; ‘14,
'1928 ;. 2 ¢. Mar...16; E 687006; Leo
Feist, inc., ,New, York, 5448
Dance little lady ; ‘from Cochran’: § 1928 —
revue, words and musi¢’ by Noél
Coward; of Great Britain: © Feb.
28, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 18; E 685749;
Chappell :& co., Itd., London. 5449
Dance of. the fireflies’: by Minnie Coons
Freemanh,, ed. and, fingered by Har-
riette Brower; pf. © Jan. 19, 1928;
2 6. Jaw. (255 E 686653; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. KAL » 0) B450
Dance (The) of neo two. hiagin Crows ;
by Rube Bloom. © 1 «Mar. 20,
1928; E 687067; Columbia phono-
sraph CO., inc., ‘New, York. 5451
Danee these bines away: words: by A.
Weaver, music by A. Taylor: © le.
Mar. 30,..1928; HE '688431; Alfred
aoe and Anthony Weaver, Detroit.
; agin _ 5452
Dancing marionette; fox-trot, words
and music’ by Tolchard Evans, of
Great Britain; pf. © Mar: 6, 1928;
1_¢: Mar.15;°E 685877; Cecil Len-
nox, Itd., London. 9453
Dancing *round the May- pole; -by
Mathilde Bilbro; pf., with words.
©. Mar, 1, 1928: 2 oar: I
_ 686737 ; G, Schirmer, inc.,-New. York.
5454
Dans les brumes de la mer des Hébrides
(Through the fogs on the Hebrids
Sea); de Maurice Duhamel, of
France; orch. avec, pf. .conducteur.
4to... Q Feb...2, 1928 >" 1G. Web. 27 ;
EK 685358 ; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris. 5455
Dans les; revues; ae ou one step, de
Ca cest Paris, par Fred Mélé et
Craven; orch. 4to. © Dec. 10,
1927; 1 ec. Jan. 7; 1928; E 684268 ;
Evette, Paris. 5456
Danse barbare; from. Congo sketches;
by Will Donaldson, arr, by William
Grant Still; full ‘orch., with pf. con-
ductor. © Jan. 12, 1928;'2 ¢: Mar.
16; E 688074; Carl Fischer, ine.,
New York. 5457
Danse des fleurs;. by Evan Marsden,
of England; violin and pf..'© Mar.
23, 1928; -1 ce. Mar. 22; EH 689020;
Joseph Henry Larway, London.
5458
286
', | MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS ©
ne 3, 1928 ri iq \
Danse espagnole ; de Angelo, tyran de
| Padoue, paroles de Charles Méré,
musique de Alfred Bruneau, of
France. © Feb. 2, 1928; 1c. Feb.
27; E 685406 ; Heugel, Paris. 5459
Daphne’s cheeks; pt. song, words by
“Walter Besant, music by Daniel
Protheroe; men’s voices. 4to.
Of ake 426) 19983" Ze! Mar. -15'E
686471; Henry T. FitzSimons, Chi-
5460
Darest thou now, O soul; pt. song,
words by Walt Whitman, music by
Isadore Freed ; women’s voices, with
mezzo-sop. solo. 4to. © Mar, 26,
1928; 2-c. Mar. 27; E 687169; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 5461
David of the White rock; old Welsh
air, harmonized and arr. by Reginald
Redman, of Great Britain; pf.,
violin and violoncello. © Feb. 238,
1928; 1 @. Mar. 14; HE 685864;
Augener, Itd., London. 5462
Dawn awakes! words by Carl B.
Pearlstin, music by Robert Braine;
1. Sop. or ten.—2. Mezzo-sop. or
bar.—3., Alto or bass... © Feb. 27,
1928; 2 c. each Mar. 2; E 6838574;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 5463
cago.
Dawn ghosts; words by Madora J.
Stephenson, music by Horace H.
Tureman; high voice. © Feb. 27,
1928; 2 @. Mar. 5; E 686719; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 5464
Day (Edna. Fuller) Waltz; from
Miniature waltzes; pf. no. 1, 2.
1 c. each Mar. 13, 1928; E 686838,
686839; Edna Fuller Day, i. e. Mrs.
H. 8. Day, Grand Junction, Col.
5465, 5466
Day by day; words by M. M. Green,
melody by F. Poetzinger. © 1 ec.
Mar. 31, 1928; E 687395; Marjorie
Mardis Green and Floyd Poetzinger,
Newton, Ia. 5467
Day dreams that never come true;
words and musie by Bert Grant, of
England; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by Harry J. Stafford; in C. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Jan.
20, 1928;.1 .¢. Mar..1; E...685821;
Montgomery & co., London. 5468
Day (The) I come back to you; words
and music by Bobby Haight [i. e.
Robert Haight] and F. Tacinelli. ©
1e. Mar. 31, 1928;.E 687394; Robert
Haight and Francis Tacinelli, Water-
bury, Conn. 5469
‘ 5479
Day (The) Thou gavest; evening an-
them, music by Ernest A. Dicks, of
Great Britain; 4 mixed voices. 4to.
© Mar5, :19283:120:c. Mar. 75 E
686704; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 5470
Daylight hurts my eyes; words by Gus
Kahn, melody by T. Taylor. ©1e.
Mar. 22, 1928; H} 687094; Tell Taylor,
Findlay, O. 5471
Day’s (A) reward; words and music
by L. R. Dennis; pf. Kearney, Neb.,
Gaston music co. © Mar. 6, 1928;
2..C..,.Mar. .9; ,H) , 683835; Lenora
Robertson Dennis, Kearney, Neb.
5472
Dean’s (Warren N.) famous collection
of easy duets for tenor banjo; by
W. N. Dean; pf. acc. © Dec. 30,
1927; 2 ec. Jan. 17, 1928; aff. Mar.
hs AY 1071305,. William CC. Sibi,
Milwaukee. ; 5473
Dean’s (Warren N.) famous collection
of easy duets for ten. banjo; popular
song style. © Dec. 30, 1927; 2 ¢.
Jan. .17,, 0928 s: aff.2.-Mar./. 55) A
1070053; William C. Stahl, Mil-
waukee. 5474
Dear little face at the window; words
and music by Pat K. Heale and Ida
Rutter, both of Great Britain; pf.
acc., with banjulele banjo and uku-
lele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in G.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Mar.:.12, 1928; 1 ec. Mar. 138; E
685816; B. Feldman & co., London.
' 5475
Dear old mother; words by C. E.°
Horton, music by C. 8. Millspaugh.
©.1 ce. Mar. 16, 1928; E 683878;
Clifford Earle Horton, Washington.
5AT6
Dearest boy of my heart; words and
melody by G. G. Rarig. © 1 ¢. Mar.
24, 1928; E 687133; Genevieve Glea-
son Rarig, Sierra Madre, Calif. 5477
Dearest I’m in love with you; words
by W. EH. Jones, music by Walter C.
Benedict; pf. aec., with ukulele arr.
by W. E. Jones. © 1 e. Mar. 14,
1928; E 683896; William Everett
Jones, New York. 5478
Death (The) of summer; 3-pt. song,
words by Lady Lindsay, music by
Theophil Wendt; women’s voices.
4to. © Mar.’ 19, 1928; 2 ¢. Mar. 20;
E 686978 ; H. W. Gray co., New York.
5479
287.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5480
pt. IT, n.'s., v. 23:
Debreczin; Zigeuner-romanze, worte
von Albert Bennefeld, musik von
Will Meisel, bearb. von Fred Ralph,
both of Germany; orch., mit
pf. direktion und violine obbl.
May 30, 1927; 1 c., Feb. 27,! 1928;
E 685321; Edition Meisel & co., G.
m. b. H., Berlin. 5480
Décameron mélodique; 10 piéces fa-
ciles, de Johannes Palaschko, op. 83;
violon, 1°° position avec acc. de pf.
cah. 1, 2. © Mar. 1, 1928; 1 c. each
Mar. 14; E 685874, 685875; Schott
& co., Itd., London. 5481, 5482
Defendam; march, by G. F. Briegel;
orch. 4to. © Mar. 28, 1928; 2 «¢.
Mar. 24; E 687126; George F.
Briegel, New York. 5483
Defilier marsch; by P. Miller; 1st B
fiat Cornet. ‘© be. Mar! 24;° 1928 -
E 688163; Peter Muller, Philadel-
phia. 5484
Dempsey’s battle to regain; words by
M. Andress, music by Neil Navarre.
New York, Frank Harding. © Mar.
22): 1928); \2ee2yMar27 2 E)G8t195.;
May Andress, Fort Dodge, Ia. 5485
Den unvergessenen; gedicht von M. C.
Kann, musik von Paul Mania, of
Germany; minnerchor. 4to. © Oct.
23, 1926; 1.¢. Mar. 2, 1928 ; E 685592 ;
P. J. Tonger, Cologne, Germany.
5486
Dentelles . . .; de Paul Dupin, of
France; pf. Editions Costallat. ©
Dee. 31, 1927; 1 c. Mar. 6, 1928; EB
685977; Lucien de Lacour, Paris.
: 5487
Deux danses modernes ;
par J. Déré, of France; pf. 1.
Tango. [1 other] © Feb. 2, 1928;
1 ¢. Feb. 27; E 685415; Editions
musicales Evette, Paris. 5488
—3 piéces caracteristiques; par J.
Déré, of France; pf. 1. Le matin.
[1 other] © Feb. 2, 1928; 1c. Feb.
Déré (Jean)
27; E 685416; Editions musicales
Evette, Paris. 5489
Des fleurs font une broderie . . .; pa-
roles de H. P. Roché, d’aprés la
traduction anglaise par Herbert
Giles du po@éme chinois de Li-Ho,
musique d’ Albert Roussel, of France,
Ops Sano. ©, Dee) ay 1927: de.
Feb. 27, 1928; E 685671; Durand
et cie., Paris. 5490
Desert stars; orientale, by Charles
Repper; pf. Boston, Charles Bra-
shear. © Feb. 14, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
1; E 686473; Charles Repper,
Boston. 5491
Deserted; words and music by K. G.
Allen. _ [Photostat] © 1c. Mar.
29, 1928; E 687332; Kenneth George
Allen, New York. 5492
Désillusion; tango, von Edouard Bi-
anco, arr. von Bernhard Egg, of
Germany; orch., mit pf.-direction.
4to. © Nov. 15, 1927; 1 ©. Dec. 21;
EK 677733; Musik-verlag City, Leip-
zig. 50493.
Det er det gamle ord, naar hjerterne
slaar; af Natklubben, tekst af Kai
Allen, musik af Edvard Brink, of
Denmark; pf. © Feb. 22, 1928; 1c.
Mar. 7; E 685763; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. 5494.
Det, vi kalder kerilighed; Charleston,
af Den grgnne vogn, tekst af Axel
Andreasen og Mogens Dam, musik.
af Kai Normann og Emil Reesen,
both of Denmark. © Feb. 22, 1928;
1 c@ Mar. 7; E 685764; Wilhelm.
Hansen, Copenhagen. 5495.
Deutsche madrigale; aus dem 16 u.
17 jahrhundert, hrsg. u. bearb. von.
W. Herrmann, of Germany; drei
gleiche o. gemischte stimmen. 4to.
hft. 1-3. . ©: Nov. 29, 1927+ 1 ¢. Mar.
2, 1928; E 685586; P. J. Tonger, Co-
logne, a. Rh., Germany. 5496.
Deutscher Rheinschwur; gedicht von
Hans Eschelbach, musik von Jean
Aussem, of Germany, op. 73; 4-Sstim-
migen ma&nnerchor. 4to. © Mar.
26, “19273: ides “Marri 2 onset Gk
685565 ; P. J. Tonger, Cologne/Rhine,
Germany. 5497
Deutscher sdngerglaube; worte von
Erich Langer, musik von Emil
Kraemer, of Germany, op. 282, nr. 1;
miinnerchor. 4to. © May 31, 1926;
1..e, ,Mar.n2;71928; 68559%,:..Pi/J.
Tonger, Cologne, a. Rh., Germany.
5498
Deuxiéme quatuor; de Louis Durey, of
France, op. 19; 2 violons, alto et
violoneelle. Partition. 12mo. ©
Feb. 10, 1928; 1 c«. Mar. 6; E 685980;
La siréne musicale, Paris. 5499
Devant Vicone (In front of the icon) ;
von Serge Weksler, of France; orch.
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Feb.
10, 1928; 1 ¢c. Mar. 6; EH. 685961 ;
Choudens, Paris. 5500
Devotion; poem, by Leopold Godow-
sky; pf. © Dec. 21, 1927; 2.c. Mar.
288
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1928
‘ 5523
16, 1928; B 688042; Carl. Fischer,
- ine., New York. 5501
Devotion; words and melody by F. P.
_Profita. © 1c Mar. 26,1928; EH
687201; Frank P. Profita, Waltham,
~ Mass. 5502
Diavoletta; paso-doble, parole di Paolo
Reni, musica di V. HE. Ihne, of Italy.
© 1c Mar. 17, 1928; E 689000;
Vittorio Ernesto Ihne, Rome. 5503
Dimme che cos’ 6 amore; versi di P.
Trupia, melodia di A. Gulisano. ©
1c. Dec. 29, 1927; E 6860738; Peter
Trupia and Angelo Gulisano, New
York. - §504
Ding dong bell; by Maxwell Eckstein ;
nm OC). ec... 6, 1920 ;,.2..¢,,,Mar.. 16,
1928; E 688015; Carl Fischer, ine.,
New York. 5505
Diocesan hymnal; hymns for monthly
devotions, compiled by Joseph
Schrembs. pt. 2. 16mo. © Mar. 3,
ee eee iG. ait. ar LO A
1070162; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 5506
Diurnes et nocturnes; par Ed. Bost-
Siefert, of France; pf. 1. Sur la
route de Koloméa. [4 others] ©
Jan. 2, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 10; E 689055 ;
Le magasin musical, Pierre
Schneider, Paris. 55OT
Dixie dawn; words by Jo’ Trent,
melody by Peter De Rose. © 1 «.
Mar. 28, 1928; E 687290; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. _ 5508
Dixiéme album Francis Salabert; de
divers auteurs, compilé de F. Sala-
bert; pf. et ace. d’ukulele. © Dec.
on 9oe se: 7 Pep. ‘27 #9298>"
685954; Francis Salabert, Paris.
5509
Do-do; words and melody by A. F.
Peterson. © 1.e. Mar. 27, 1928;
E 687211; Albert F. Peterson, Cov-
ington, Ky. 5510
Doggin’ me; words and melody by
Ardelle Bragg. © 1 .e@ Mar. 24,
1928 ; E 687139; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago, 5511
Dolores; words by F. J. Wells, music
by P.’M. Starr: "© 1c. ‘Mar. 13,
1928; E 686857; Perry Martin Starr
and Francis Jess Wells, Culver City,
Calif. 5512
Donizetti (Gaetano) Sextette from
Lucia ; simplified and arr. by Calvin
Grooms; pf. © Mar. 21, 1928; 2c.
Mar. 23; E 688199; Century music
_ pub. co., New York. 5513
Don’t forget me; words and music by
V. Barnett; with violin obbl. ©
Mar. 6, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 9; E 683836;
Virginia Barnett, Ennis, Tex. 5514
Don’t forget your mother; words and
music by P. Schullo. © 1 ce Mar.
15, 1928; E 683941; Pauline Schullo,
Minneapolis. 5515
Don’t monkey with monkeys; sketch,
words by Boris Glagolin, music by
A. von ‘Kreisler. “@°1 °c. Mar. 5,
1928; D 27280; Alexandre von Kreis:
ler, New York. 5516
Don’t say good-bye sweetheart; words
and melody by A. Alton, © 1 ©.
Mar. 21, 1928; E 688161; Alvin
Alton, Memphis, Tenn. 5oO17T
Don’t you believe all the lies; words
and music by Teddy Morris and Wal
Baines, of Great Britain; pf. ace.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele arr.
by Alvin D. Keech; in G. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar. 12,
1928; 1 ¢. Mar. 18; E 685819; B.
Feldman & co., London. 5518
Don’t you think of sister and brother ;
words and melody by W. R. Hodgin ;
plectrum banjo. © 1 ¢ Mar. 6,
1928; E 6838704; Willard Randolph
Hodgin, Greensboro, N. C. 5519
Dorfreigen; worte von R. Baumbach,
musik von A. Rieks, of Germany, op.
22; minnerchor. 4to. © July 25,
1927; 1 c. Nov. 2; E 676496; Ed.
Bote & G. Bock, Berlin. 5520:
Dorothy Schneider; words by M.
Streeter, melody by Robert H. Bren-
nen. 1 ec Mar. 14, 1928; E
683903; Mabel Streeter, Prescott,
Mich. — 6521
Douces (Les) chansons; poémes de
Théodore Botrel, musique de Paul
Fiévet, of France. 1. L’Abeille.
[5 others] © Dee. 20, 1927; 1 «.
Jan. 25, 1928; E 684489; Editions.
musicales Evette, Paris. 5522
Down by the deep blue sea; words and
music by F. Neil; pf. and ukulele
ace. Huntsville, Ala.,. Neil pub.
house. © Mar. 12, 1928; 2 ec. Mar.
17; E 686931; Frank Neil, Hunts-
ville, Ala. 5523
289
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5524
Down by the sea; 4-pt. song, words
and musie by D. D. Parker, arr. by
John Hermann Loud; male voices.
© 1c. Mar. 7, 1928; E 683694; Dor-
othy Dutton Parker, Malden, Conn.
| 5524
Down Hawaiian islands; words ..and
melody by W. Shankula. © 1 e.
Mar. 15, 1928; E 688145; William
Shankula, E. Chicago, Ind. 5525
Down love’s lane; fox trot, words by
David H. Lasker,
ihasker., ©) Tc: Mar’ 5. 19338—)0n,
683662; Henry Lasker, Boston. 5526
Down on the banks of the Ohio; words
and melody by J. Patterson. © 1.
Feb. 23, 1928; E 688392; Ralph Peer,
New York. 5527
Down went McGinty; words and mu-
sie by Joe Flynn, ed. by Elliott
Shapiro, arr. for pf. by Hugene
Platzman, with ukulele arr. by A. J.
Franchini. (Jn Grand old sengs)
(GY Mari 22)" 1928)" 2c ewan 329 1
687261; Shapiro, Bernstein & ©co.,
ine., New York. 5528
Dream (A); words by F. J. Wells,
music by P. M. Starr and F. J.
Wellsen2© oh -e.) Mary 13, (1928);) EB
686860; Perry Martin Starr and
Francis Jess Wells, Culver City,
Calif. 5529
Dream (A) called yesterday; words
and music by M. C. Copes. © 1.
Mar. 26, 1928; E 687202; Mace. C.
Copes, Los Angeles. 5530
Dream days of auld lang syne; words
by Edgar Leslie, music by Al. Sher-
man. © Mar. 19, 1928; 2c. Mar.
20; E 686983; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine., New York. 5531
Dream girl; words by F. L. Cooper,
jr. and Egbert Harold van Delden,
melody by John Peter Sacco. © 1c.
Mar. 9, 1928; E 683740; Frederick
Linn Cooper, jr., New York. . 5532
Dream girl are you dreaming of me;
words and melody by Benee Russell,
George Price and Henry H. Tobias.
© 1¢. Mar. 7, 1928; E 683698; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 5533
Dream (The) girl of Lambda chi;
words and music by G. C.. Tryon.
[Blue-print] © 1 ¢ Mar. 7, 1928;
E 680790; George C. Tryon, Ann
Arbor. 5534
Dream (The) is over; from Cochran’s
1928 revue, words and music by
melody by H.
pt. III, n: 8., Vv. 23
Noél Coward, of Great Britain. ©
Feb. 28, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 13 ; E 685750 ;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 5535
Dream man; words and music by
Danny Dunean [i. e. Daniel Dun-
can], arr. by Fristoe. © Mar. 27,
1928 ; 2 c. Mar. 30; E 687354; Daniel
Dunean, Chicago., . 5536
Dream of the shepherdess (Traum der
sennerin) ; idylle, by Aug. Labitzky,
op. 45, simplified and arr. by Calvin
Grooms; pf. © Mar. 21, 1928; 2.c.
Mar. 23; E 688197; Century music
pub. co., New York. ~ 9937
Dream waltz; by F. M. Cappadona ;
pf. ©1c. Mar. 10, 1928; E 686809;
Felix Michael Cappadona, Rome.
5538
Dream waltz; words and music by M.
Geon. 1 Gar i ees
683892; Marcella Geon, New York.
5539
Dreaming ; Hawaiian waltz, words and
music by S. Nyberg, of Finland, do-
miciled at New York. © 1 c. Mar.
31, 1928; E 687400; Swen Nyberg,
New York. 5540
Dreaming of someone; words by H. F.
McCallister, music by Helen Frances
Le Monte and Herbert F. McCallis-
ter. © Dec 28, 1927-2) e+ Jan 3,
1928; E 679825; H. F. MeCallister
co., Seattle. , 5541
Dreaming of you; words and melody
by F. J. Morrow. © 1 ec. Mar. 3.
1928; H 686564; Frederick James
Morrow, Hampton Roads, Va. 5542
Dreaming of you; words and music by
Aaron Gonzalez, jr. and Bob Clark
li. e. Robert Clark] © 1 e. Mar. 1,
1928; E 686496; Aaron R. Gonzalez,
jr., Pasadena. 5543
Dreaming of you; words and music by
Clitus M. Wickens; pf. and ukulele
ace. Chicago, Miller music pub. co.
(©: Mari 17, "19285 * 2" "er ie
686985; Irving Miller, Chicago.
5544
Dreaming of you; words and music by
H. Williamson and J. Williamson.
arr. by H. Williamson. © 1 c. Mar.
9, 1928; E 683752; Hazel William-
son and John Williamson, Parsons,
Kans. 5545
Dreamland; by George O’Connor-Mor-
ris, of Great Britain, op. 38, no. 6;
pf., © \Feb,17, 1928;, doe. Mar, 14;
E 685871; Augener, ltd., London.
5546
290
no. 3, 1928
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
5967
Dreamland children; three pt. song,
words and musie by Cecil Forsyth;
women’s voices. 4to. © Feb. 21,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 7; E 686695; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 5DAT
Dreamland children; words and mu-
sic by Cecil Forsyth. 1. H'gh voice,
in D.—2. Med. voice, in B flat. ©
Feb. 24, 1928; 2 c. each Mar. 7; E
686698 ; Oliver Ditson co., bie
Dreams; words by A. Sweet, music
by D. H. Piller. [Photostat] ©
1c. Mar. 29, 1928; E 687310; David
H. Piller, Baton Rouge, La. 5549
Dreams for remembrance; words and
music by H. G. Neidengard. © 1c.
Mar. 12, 1928; E 683801; Hazel
Geraldine Neidengard,: Sausalito,
Calif. 5550
Dreams of toyland; dance caprice, by
A. J. Weidt. 1. Plectrum banjos.—
2. Ten. banjos. © Feb. 138, 1928;
2 ce. each Mar. 5; E 683635, 683636 ;
Walter Jacobs, ine., Boston.
5551, 5552
Drei arme kleine miidels; operette in
einem vorspiel und 3 akten von Her-
mann Feiner u. Bruno Hardt-
Warden, gesangstexte von Willi
Kollo, musik ton Walter Kollo, of
Germany, klavier auszug u. parti-
tur von Nico Dostal, of Austria. ©
1 ¢c. Feb. 3, 1927; E 685461; Edi-
tion Vuvag, Berlin. 5553
Dressel (Hrwin) Sonate; von H.
Dressel, of Germany; klavier. ©
Sept. 8, 1927; 1 c Feb. 27, 1928; E
685265; Arthur Zweiniger, Dresden-
Kotschenbroda, Germany. 5554
Drifting down the trail of dreams;
words and melody by C. J. Robison.
© 1c. Mar. 3, 1928; E 686566; Car-
son J. Robison, New York. 5555
Drink to me only; words by Thomas
Moore, music arr. by Ronald Biggs,
of Great Britain; in E flat. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Jan.
26, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 6; E 685452;
Oxford university press, London.
5556
Drink to me only with thine eyes;
4-pt. song, words by Ben Jonson,
music an old English air arr. by
William Ryder; women’s voices.
4to. ©. Mar. 15, 1928; 2 ec. Mar.
16; E 686982; G. Ricordi & co., inc.,
New York. 5DDT
99529—28——-3
Drumming it into you; melody by 8.
Timberg. © 1. Mar. 27, 1928; B
687216; Sammy Timberg, New York.
5558
Du hast mich nie geliebt; Engl. waltz-
lied, worte von Fritz Rotter u. Otto
Stransky, musik von Will Meisel,
arr. von Fred Ralph, both of Ger-
many; oreh. mit violine obbl. 4to.
© Nov. 21, 1927; 1 ec. Feb. 27, 1928;
EK 685318; Edition Meisel & co.,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 5559
Du-nur du hast es verstanden (You,
only you has understood it); text
von Albert Bennefeld, musik von
Will Meisel, arr. von Fred Ralph,
both of Germany; orch. mit pf. di-
rektion.. 4to. © May 10, 1927; 1 ce.
Feb. 27, 1928; E 685314; Edition
Meisel & co., G. m. b. H., Berlin.
5560
Du schone Rosmarie; foxtrot, text von
Beda, musik: yon Frank Fox, of
Austria. © Oct. 26, 1927; 1 c. Feb.
3, 1928; E 685922; Wiener bohéme-
verlag, Vienna. 5561
Dussaut (Robert) Aria: extraite de
la Suite bréve pour violon et pf.,
par R. Dussaut, of =rance, op. 18,
no. 3; transcription pour violoncelle
‘ ou fifite et pf. © Dec. 31, 1927;
1c. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685379; Henry
Lemoine et cie., Paris. 5562
Dusty (A) road; words by Larry
Yoell, melody by A. T. Jacobs. ©
1 e. Mar. 20, 1928; E 687019; Albert
T. Jacobs, San Francisco. 5563
EK mama ea; Hawaiian love song,
words and music by Hiram Kaehu,
arr. by J. Noble. © Mar. 6; 1928;
2 ce Mar. 12; E 686816; Johnny
Noble, Honolulu. 5564 .
Earl (An) ; waltz, by Henry Fillmore;
band. 4to. © Mar. 31, 1928; 2 «¢.
Apr. 2; E 688457; Fillmore bros. co.,
Cincinnati. 5565
Early in the morning; 4-pt. song,
words by Morey Davidson, music by
Carl Rupp, arr. by Geo. J. Trink-
aus; mixed voices. 4to. © Mar.
10, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 14; E 687015; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 5566
Easter; words by Irene E. Moseley.
music by R. H. Prutting, op. 12, no.
2; sop. and alto, with pf. or organ
ace. 4to. © Mar. 17, 1928; 2 c.
Mar. 19; E 688095; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati. 5567
291
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5568
Easter church and folk songs (Ilacxan-
bHBIA WePKOBHBIA MW HAaNOWHbIA nbCHH;)
arr. by Elias I. Tziorogh. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 24, 1928; E 686782; Joanna
Tziorogh, New York. 5568
Easter joy; duet, words by Frieda
Martini Buchen, music by Alice
Hawthorne [pseud. of Septimus Win-
ner]; sop. and alto. Cincinnati, O.,
Fillmore music house. © Mar. 12,
1928; 2 ce. Mar. 19; E 686990; Fill-
more bros. co., Cincinnati. 5569
Haster lilies; hymn, words by Effie
Crawford, music by Fred Amstutz.
© Mar. 22, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 27; HB
687186; Glad tidings pub. co., Fort
Wayne, Ind. 5570
Haster medley; arr. on. standard
themes by C. F. Mutter; pf. or
organ. (Cover title: Grand Easter
medley) © Mar. 20, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
24; E 687131; P. J. Lammers, Balti-
more. 5571
Easter with the Pennsylvania Mora-
vians; by Harvey Gaul; organ. obl.
S8vo.. © Mar. 12, 1928; 2 c Mar. 15;
E 686881; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 5572
Echoes at twilight time; words and
music by B. R. Emery; 2 treble
voices. © 1 c@ Apr. 2, 1928; E
688467; B. Raymour Emery, San
Francisco. 5573
Echoes from de cotton fields; by HE.
J. M. Seamans; pf. © 1c. Mar. 6,
1928; E 686649; Emma J. Moore-
Seamans, Yorba Linda, Calif. 5574
Hclogue; by H. E. Randerson, of Great
Britain 5) pf; (© Dees 29; (1920 ; cine
Mar. 6, 1928; E 685489; Oxford uni-
versity press, London. 5575
HKestasy; valse ballet, by Franz Kal-
bert; pf. Boston, W. B. Hasey & co.
© Mar. 22, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 24; E
687123; W. B. Hasey, Boston. 5576
Editing a ladies’ paper; words and
music by Bernard Newman and
Arthur Allen, both of Great Britain;
in G. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Feb. 23, 1928; 1 ¢. Mar.
28; E 689076; Reynolds & co., Lon-
don. 5DT7
Egg-0; words by Louise A. Ceballos,
music by John Barnes Wells; low
voice. © Mar. 26, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
28; E 687233; John Church co., Cin-
cinnati. 5578
pt. III, 0. S., Vv. 23°
Egyptian scenes; 3 sketches, by Lily
Strickland [i. e. Lily Strickland An-
derson]; pf.
[2 others] © June 23, 1927; 2 ¢.
July 1; E 686713; G. Schirmer, ine.,
New York. 5979
EKinigkeit macht stark (L’union fait
la force) ; bravour-marsch, von Spero
Kochmann, of Germany, op. 57. 1.
Orch. mit pf. direktion. 4to—2. Pf.
© Nov. 10, 1927; 1 ¢. each Feb. 27,
1928; E 685259, 685260; Philharmo-
nischer verlag, Berlin. 5580, 5581
HKinmal doch; gedicht von Luise
Grifer, musik von Friedrich Manns,
of Germany, op. 49; md&nnerchor.
4to. © May 29, 1926; 1 c« Mar. 2,
1928; E 685593; P. J. Tonger, Co-
logne, a/Rh., Germany. 5582
Hinzige (Hine) nacht : operette in. 3
akten, von Leopold Jacobson u. Ru-
dolf Oesterreicher, musik von Rob-
‘ert Stolz, of Austria; vollstandiger |
klavierauszug mit text zum dirigie-
ren eingerichtet von Josef Holzer.
© Feb. 14, 1928; 1 ec. Mar. 29; E
689095; Drei masken-verlag, a. g.,
Berlin. 5583.
EKinzug der frithlingsblumen (First
flowers of spring) ; intermezzo, von
Otto Kockert, op. 92, bearb. von Carl
Zimmer, both of Germany; salon-
orch., mit violine 1 direktion. 4to.
© June 138, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 27, 1928;
E 685250; Richard Birnbach, Berlin.
5584
HKinzug der tribunen (Entry of the
tribunes) ; bravourmarsch, yon Hans
Ailbout, bearb. von Carl Zimmer,
both of Germany; salon-orch. uw.
orch., mit pf. direktion. 4to. © Dee.
6, 1927; 1 ec. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685252;
Richard Birnbach, Berlin. 5585.
Eleanore; waltz, by J. Sylvester; pf.
© 1c. Mar. 9, 1928; E 6838765;
Johnnie Sylvester, Portland, Or.
5586
Elégie; de René Guillou, of France;
alto ou cor anglais et pf. © Dee.
Big: 1927); bse; KRebsv2its 023670
685368; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris. 5587
BHlégie; tu vins vers moi par les val-
lées . . ., poéme de Stuart Merrill,
musique de Simone Plé, of France.
© Dec.*31,'1927 1 ci Weéb.'27, 1928;
E 685367; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris. 5588
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1928
5609
~
Elegie; von Josef Konigsberger, of
Austria ; violoncello o. saxophon alto
in es u. pf., mit fléte, harmonium u.
contrabass ad lib. 4to. © Nov. 30,
4927; 1 ec. Feb. 27, 1928; BE. 685232;
Edition Kaleidoskop, Berlin-Wilmers-
dorf, Germany. 5D89
Elf dance; etude, by Roy Agnew, of
Great Britain; pf. © Dec. 29, 1927;
1 c. Mar. 6, 1928; E 685442; Oxford
university press, London.: 5590
Elfen und zwerge; 12 charakterstticke,
ziemlich leicht, mit kleinen gedichten
fiir kinder, von Heinrich Pestalozzi,
of Switzerland, op. 30; klavier. ©
Mar. 24,1926; 1 c. Mar. 20,-1928;
EK 685919; Gebriider Hug & ©o.,
Leipzig. 5591
Elfin dance; by Hugo Felix, arr. by
Adolf Schmid; oreh. with pf. con-
ductor. © Feb. 20, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
5; E 686715; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 5592
Elhagyot a szerencse, egy asszonynak,
barcsak ez as éjszaka; melody by
Buday es Bartalus, of Hungary. ©
1 ec. Mar. 23, 1928; E 688281;
Roézsavolgyi és tirsa, Budapest, Hun-
gary. 5593
Eliaser’s (Ralph) plectrum banjo at
Sizht; by R. Eliaser. © Mar. 18,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 16; aff. Mar. 17;
A 1070555; Belwin, inc., New York.
‘ 5594
Blisa;. letra y musica por Ed Tavo;
pf. © Feb. 28, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 5;
E 686604; Dionisio Acosta, Los An-
geles. 5595
Hlliott (Percy) Three pieces; by P.
Elliott, of Great Britain; pf. Beau
Brummell. [2 others] © Feb. 23,
1928; 1 ¢. Mar. 28; E 689079;
Reynolds & co., London. 5596
Elopers (The); vocal duet, words by
Harry Parr, music by Herbert Oli-
ver, of England. © Mar. 29, 1928;
1 ce. Mar. 29; E 689100; Joseph
Henry Larway, London. 5D9T
Elves by moonlight; by Mathilde Bil-
bro; pf. © Feb. 23, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
1; E 686530; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. 5598
Emmet’s Cuckoo song; words and
music by J. K. Emmet, ed. by Elliott
Shapiro, arr. for pf. by Eugene
Platzman, with ukulele arr. by A. J.
Franchini. (Jn Grand old songs)
© Mar. 22, 1928; 2 ¢. Mar. 29; EB
687264; Shapiro, Bernstein & CO.,
inc., New York. 5599
Empty (The) tomb; anthem or quar-
tet, words and music by Bernard
Hamblen; mixed voices. New York,
Chappell-Harms, ine. 4to. © Mar.
16, 1928; 2 ce Mar. 17; E 687001;
Harms, ine., New York. 5600
En avant (Forward march); by B.
Raymour [pseud. of B. R. Emery] ;
pf. ©1c. Apr. 2, 1928; E 688466;
B. Raymour Emery, San Francisco.
5601
En Avril; poésie de Armand Silvestre,
mus ‘que de Edouard Bron, of France.
Ed. Costallat. © Dec. 31, 1927;.1 c.
Feb. 27, 1928; E 685394; Lucien de
Lacour, Paris. 5602
En la mar; letra y musica por EHlenea
Ramirez y Ed. Tavo; pf. [Photo-
stat] © Feb. 28, 1928; 2 ¢. Mar. 5;
E 686620; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. : 5603
Encampment; march, by A. F. Wend-
land, arr. by R. B. Hisenberg; band.
4to. © Feb. 28, 1928; 2 ¢c Mar. 1;
EK 686521; W. R. Dalbey music co.,
Omaha, Neb. 5604
Engineer’s (The) hand was on the
throttle; words and melody by W.
R. Hodgin; plectrum banjo. © 1.
Mar. 6, 1928; E 683705; Willard
Randolph Hodgin, Greensboro, N. C.
5605
Ir det underligt man saa er gnaven og
sur; af Natklubben, tekst af Kai
Allen, musik af Edvard Brink, of
Denmark; pf. © Feb. 22, 1928;
1 c. Mar. 7; E 685768; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 5606
Ernst (The) modern system of im-
provising and filling in for the dance
saxophonist; by Ruby Ernst. Les-
sons 1-51. © Mar. 5, 1928; 2 e¢.
Mar. 6: E 686597; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
5607
Erzschiniede ; worte von Kurt Geucke,
musik von Albert Marterer, of
Czechoslovakia; 4-stimmigen min-
nerchor. 4to. © Aug. 19, 1927; 1 ¢.
Mar. 2, 1928; EH 685574; P. J. Tonger,
Cologne/Rhine, Germany. 5608
Hs fehlt ibr die rozinke (She lacks it) ;
words by Molly P:con, melody by
J. M. Rumshisky. © 1c. Mar. 30,
1928; E 688397; Joseph M. Rumshi-
sky, New York. 5609
293
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5610
Hs war einmal (Il y avait une fois) ;.
sammlung melcdidser vortragsstiicke,
von Arthur Seybold, of Germany, op.
238; violine mit begleitung einer
azweiten violine. heft. 1, 2. © Feb.
29, 1928; 1 « Mar. 21; E 685894;
D. Rahiter, Leipzig. 5610
Eseargots et papillons; de la suite
Ker an d-skouiz, de Noél-Gallon, of
France; pt. © Dec. 31, 1927. 1c.
Feb. 27, 1928; E 685365; Henry
Lemoine et cie., Paris. 5611
Hspiéglerie; par Roger Branga, of
France; petit orch. avec pf. conduc-
teum 40.7 31@): Dee: ot) 1927 ire.
Feb. 27, 1928; E 685668; Durand et
cie., Paris. 5612
Esprit (L’) de Paris (Spirit of Paris) ;
paroles d’Armand Foucher et H.
Dayal, musique de D. Berniaux, of
France. Editions Costallat.
31, 1927; 1 c. Mar. 6, 1928; H 685976;
Lucien de Lacour, Paris. , 56138
Estrellita (My little star); Mexican
serenade, by Manuel A. Ponce, arr. .
by Calvin Grooms; violin and pf.
OQAitar Bie toes ee re? Mar 23 - h)
688192; Century music pub. co., New
York. 5614
Estrellita (My little star) ; Mexican
serenade, by Manuel A. Ponce, arr.
by Edward G. Simon. 1. Violoncello
and pf—2. Violin and pf. © Dee.
1,° 1927; 2c. each” Mar. ‘16, 1928;
E 688056, 688057 ; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 5615, 5616
Estrellita (My little star) ; Mexican
serenade, by Manuel A. Ponce, arr.
by Edward G. Simon. 1. 2 violins
and pf.—2. Violin, cello and pf.
Dec. 13, 1927; 2 c. each’ Mar. 16,
1928 : © 688007, 688008 ; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 5617. 5618
Estrellita (My little star); Mexican
serenade, by Manuel A. Ponce, tran-
seribed for 1 or 2 EH flat saxophones
and pf. by Gerardo Iasilli, and for 1
or 2 flutes and pf. by Quinto E.
Maganini. © Dec. 1, 1927; 2c. Mar.
16, 1928; E 688055; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 5619
Et la Vierge écouta (The Virgin Mary
listened) ; de Syivio Lazzari, arr. par
Ch. Delsaux, of France; orch. re-
streint, avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Feb. 10, 1928; 1 ec. Mar. 6; EB 685965 ;
Choudens, Paris. 5620
Eternal Father; anthem, words by
Robert Bridges, musie by G. Holst,
of Great Britain; sop. solo and
© Dec.
pt. IT, 0. s., v. 23
mixed cho., with organ ace. and bells
ad lib. London, J. Curwen & sons,
Itd. 4to. © Feb. 27, 1928; 1 ¢. Mar.
8; E 685831; Gustav Holst, London.
~ §621
Etoile ; poéme symphonique pour orch.,
par Maurice Desrez, of France; ré-
duction pour pf. © Feb. 2, 1928;
1c. Feb. 27; E 685381; Alphonse
Ledue et cie., Paris. 5622
Etoile (L’) de bronze; march, by A.
Vincent-Barwood [and] The Tros-
sachs; march, by W. H. Fitz-EHarle;
both of Great Britain ; military band.
(In Boosey’s military journal, 155th
series, no. 1) © Feb. 29, 1928; 1.
Mar. 28; EH 689088; Boosey & Co.,
Itd., London. 5623
tude; by Frédéric Francois Chopin,
op. 10, transcribed by Edouard Hes-
selberg; 2 pfs.,4 hands. 1. no. 7, in
C maj.—2. no. 8, im F maj.—=3. no.
9, in F. min.4. no. 10, in A flat
maj. © Mar. 6, 1928; 2 c. each Mar.
8; E 686661-686664; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 56245627
Etude joyeuse; by EH. F. Day; violin
and pf. © 1c. Mar. 13, 1928; HB
686840; Edna Fuller Day, i. e. Mrs.
H. S. Day, Grand Junction, Col.
5628
Etudes de style; 12 vocalises, d’aprés
Bordogni, transcrites et arrangées
par H. Couillaud; trombone 4
coulisse. 2e v. nos. 18-24. © Dec.
2 O87 ed: Seo an oe eee
684487; Editions musicales Hivette,
Paris. 5629
Etudes en duo; 6 vocalises 4 2 voix,
d’apres Bordogni, transcrites par H.
Couillaud; deux trombones. nos.
1-6. © Dec: 28, 1927; 1 eh Fans 25,
1928; E 684488; Ed‘tions musicales
Evette, Paris. 5630
Etiiden und capricen (Etudes et ca-
prices); von Jacob Dont, op. 35,
bearb. u. neu-ausgabe von Hans
Benda, of Switzerland; violne. ©
Apr. 22, 1927's" de: iMag 2 ages Eh
685621; P. J. Tonger, Cologne/Rhine,
Germany. 5631
Eva Grofno; operett 3 felvonasban,
irta: Martos Ferene, zenéjét szer-
zette: Szirmai Albert, of Hungary.
fiizet 1, 2. Budapest, Hungary,
Rozsavolgyi és tirsa zenemiikiadok
kiadisa. © Feb. 10, 1928; 1 c. each
Mar. 8; E 6857738, 685774; Alexan-
der Marton, Budapest, Hungary.
56382, 5633
294
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1928
Evelyne; musikalischer roman in acht
bildern, nach einer romanidee von
Felix Oppenheim, von Bruno Gran-
ichstaedten u. A. Schiitz, gesangs-
texte von B. Granichstaedten u.
Peter Herz, mus k von B. Granichs-
taedten, of Austria; vollstindiger
klavierauszug zum dirigieren ein-
gerichtet von Arthur Guttmann. ©
Mar. 1, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 29; E 689094 ;
Drei masken-verlag, a. g.,- Berlin.
5634
Evening chimes (Voces de la tarde) ;
vals por M. de Adalid [i. e. M. de
Adalid y Gamero], of Honduras,
domiciled at New York; pf. © 1 «:
Mar. 24, 1928; E 687154; M. de Ada-
lid y Gamero, New York. 5635
Evening hymn; on a ground, words
by W lliam Fuller, music by Henry
Purcell, arr. by W. G. Whittaker,
of Great Britain; in FE. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Jan. 26,
1928; 1 e. Mar. 6; E 685457 ; Oxford
university press, London. 5636
Evening hymn; words and music by
C. A. Christie; mixed voices. ©1e.
Mar. 2, 1928; E 683628; Catherine
Allison Christie, Miami, Fla. 5637
Evening (An) song; by Bainbridge
Crist; violin and pf. Dec. 9,
1927; 2 ce. Mar. 16, 1928; E 688013;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 5638
Evensong (Chant du soir); by Rich-
ard Howsgill, of England; orch. with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Mar. 22,
1928; 1¢. Apr. 3; E 689153 ; Hawkes
& son (London), ltd., London. 5639
Every little girl I meet; from The
swordsman, words by Carl Brisson,
of Sweden, musc¢ by Harald Mor-
tensen, of Great Britain. © Jan.
30, 1928; 1 c Mar. 9; E 685926;
Ernst Rolfs musikforlags, Stock-
holm, Sweden. 5640
Every man’s work; anthem, words
from the Bible, music by Gottfried
H. Federlein; mixed voices, with
alto or bar. solo, and organ acc.
4to. © Mar. 27, 1928; 2c. Mar. 29;
EK 687281; Boston music ¢o., Boston.
5641
Every morning the red sun; anthem
for children, words by Mrs. Cecil
Alexander, music by Hugh Blair, of
England; organ acc.; in B flat. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Mar. 13,:°1928: 1 ¢' Mar. 13;. E
685725; Novello & co., ltd., London.
5642
: 5652
Every sngle thing she does, is all for
me; words and music by T. Hearon,
arr. by Edward Gordon. © 1 ec.
Mar. 12, 1928; E 683794; Thomas
Hearon, New York. 5643
Everything, everything is wrong;
words by H. Ahlert, music by M. L.
Atlas; pf. [Photostat] © 1c. Mar.
2, 1928; E 683605; Herman Ahlert,
Bellaire, L. I., N. ¥., and Manning
Lee Atlas, Yonkers, N. Y. 5644
Everything is just the same; words by
Trebor Rellim [pseud. of B. Miller]
and Gene Gifford, music by BB.
Miller. © 1 ec. Mar. 22, 1928; E
687069; Bob Miller, Memphis, Tenn.
5645
Evry Saturday night; words and mu-
se by W. R. Williams and Charlie
' Mack; pf. and ukulele acc. © Mar.
10,° 1928: 2 c Mar.’ 105° EH 686768 ;
Will Rossiter, Chicago. 5646
Ev’rything seems to be thinkin’ of
love; words and music by L. L.
Shepherd. © 1c. Mar. 12, 1928; E
683811; Lelia Lorene Shepherd,
Powell, Neb. 5647
Eyes (The) of all wait upon Thee;
words of Psalm 145, music by Mar-
tin Shaw, of Great Britain; 2 treble
voices; pf. or organ ace. 16mo. ©
Feb. 9, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 6; E 6854384;
Oxford university press, London.
5648
Eyes of blue; words by D. K. Randal,
music by Sylvester L. Cross. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 28, 1928; E 688360; Dudley K.
Randal, Seattle. , 5649
HKyes of old fashioned for-get-me-not
blues; words and melody by M.
Scherer... Gy deige Mar) youteas Bi
683712; Mary Scherer, Leslie, Mo.
5650
Faery (A) song; words by W. B.
Yeats, mus c¢ by Patiick Hadley, of
Great Britain; female voices; in
A flat. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations], © Jan. 19, 1928: 1 «
Mar. 6; E 685431; Oxford univer-
sity press, London. 5651
Fahrt (Die) ins glitick (En route pour
le bonheur) ; intermezzo, von Leon
Jessel, bearb. von Carl Zimmer, both
of Germany; orch., mit klavier u.
violine 1 direktion. 4to. © Apr.
8, 19273 1 «@ Feb. 27, 1928; E 685247 ;
Richard B'rnbach, Berlin. 5652
295
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5653
Fairest Lord Jesus; motet, based on
a Lutheran chorale, Munich, music
by Peter Christian Lutkin ; bar. solo
and mixed cho. 4to. © Mar. 5,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 6; E 686587; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 5653
Fairy (The) butterfly ; song and waltz,
with novelty dance, words and mu-
sic by R. Baron and E. Williams,
both of England. © Jan. 11, 1928;
1 ec Jan. 28; E 685626; Robert
Baron and Emmie Williams, Colne,
England. 5654
Fairy (The) butterfly; waltz, by R.
Baron and BE. Williams, both of Eng-
land; orech. 4to. © Jan. 11, 1928;
1 ce. Jan. 28; E 685625; Robert
Baron and Emme Williams, Colne,
England. 5655
Faith; words and melody by EH. D.
Campbell. © 1c. Feb. 23, 1928; H
688390; Ralph Peer, New York. |
5656
Faith; words by M. Giuffra, music by
Robt. H. Brennen. New York City,
Frank Harding.
2 ce. Mar. 17; E 688334; Minerva
Giuffra, Vineland, N. J. 5657
Faithful Shepherd, feed me; words by
T. B. Pollock, music by Hugh Blair,
of England; in D. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar. 18,
1928; 1 @ Mar. 13; E 685724;
Novello & co., Itd., London. 5658
Falling petals; valse de ballet, by
Gustav Klemm; pf. © Mar. 27,
1928; 2.c. Mar. 31; HE 687380; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 5659
Famous beauties; suite, by Percy HE.
Fletcher, of Great Britain; pf. 1. A
vision of Aphrodite. [2 others] ©
Feb. 24, 1928; 1 ec. Mar. 2; EH 685659 ;
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 5660
Fancy our meeting; from That’s a
good girl, words by Douglas Furber,
music by Joseph Meyer and Philip
Charig. London, Chappell & co., ltd.
© Feb. 6, 1928; 1 @ Mar. 2; E
686681; Harms, inc., New York.
5661
Fantasia patheteque; by S. Lipson, op.
4; pf. New York, J. Raff. © Mar.
28, 1928; 2 c«. Mar. 30; E 687344;
Samuel Lipson, New York. 5662
Fantasie-praeludium (Fantasie prél-
ude); von Rudolf Peters, of Ger-
many, op. 15; orgel. © Nov. 1,
1926; 1 c. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685307;
N. Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
5663
© Mar. 14, 1928; -
pt. II, n. s., v. 23
Fantastisch-romantische suite teil 2;
fiir film und schauspiel, von Hans
Erdmann, of Germany; grosses
orch., mit klavier direktion u. vio-
line direktion. 1. Wohlauf. [4
others] © Nov. 30, 1926; 1 ¢. Nov.
2. 1927; E 676506; Ed. Bote & G.
Bock, Berlin. ~ 5664
Farewell; by Maxwell Eckstein; pf.
© Dee. 8, 1927; 2: c. Mar. 16, 1928;
E 688025; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 5665
Farfalla (La) nel silenzio della notte;
valse, versi e melodia di A. Cala-
fiura, of Italy, domiciled at Brook-
lyn. © Mar. 22, 1928; 2 ec. Mar.
23; EH 688227; Anthony Calafiura,
Brooklyn. 5666
ascinating eyes; words by Irving
Kahal and Francis Wheeler, music
by Ted Snyder; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by Harry. Tiedeman. ©
Mar. “28, 1928 ''2)%e ‘Mars 2p EB
687169; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
co., New York. ' 5667
Fate (The) of Edward Hickman;
words and melody by A. Jenkins,
arr. by Irene Spain. .© 1 ec. Mar.
24, 1928; E 687150; Andrew Jenkins.
Atianta. 5668
Fate of the S4; words and melody by
J. Pierson. © 1 e@ Mar. 1, 1928;
E 686505; James Pierson, Oak
Ridge, N. J. 5669
Fattura; versi e melodia di HK. Mar-
tueci. San Francisco, Calif., Mar-
tucci music co. 4to. © Mar. 20,
1928; 2 ec. Mar. 26; E 688269; Emilio
Martucci, San Francisco. 5670
Fée risette; barearolle, de A. Pascal,
of France; orch. avec pf. conduc-
teur. 4to.. © Dee. :31))1927; 4) ce.
Feb. 27, 1928; EH 685946; Paul De-
coureelle, Nice, France. 5671
Feelin’ no pain; by Fud Livingston;
HE flat alto saxophone with pf. acc.
© Mar. 17, 1928; 2 ec Mar. 19; E
686986; Robbins music corp., New
York. 5672
Feierliche huldigung (Solemn ceremony
of homage) ; von Gustav Lindner, of
Germany; grosses orch. und salon-
oreh., mit violine 1 direktion. ©
Oct. 11,1927; 1 ¢. Pep. 27, 1928 5. 16
685277; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany. 5673
Fessel (Die) zersprang; worte von
Josef Klefisch, musik von Richard
Trunk, of Germany, op. 58, nr. 1;
minnerchor, mit begleitung von
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5693
-
orgel, 3 hérnern, 3 trompeten u. 3 | First (The) kiss; words by James
no..3, 1928. .
_posaunen. Partitur. 4to. © Feb.
Pees hl. Mar. 25 be, TH
685566; P. J. Tonger, Cologne/Rhine,
Germany. 5674
Feux-follets (Jack o’ lanterns) ; pastel,
English version by Frederick H.
Martens, of U. S., music by Isidore
Philipp, op. 23, no. 3, ed. by Carl
Deis, of U. S.; pf. © Mar. 1, 1928;
2c. Mar. 7; E 686746; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 5675
Fiebre de amar; vals-cancion, letra y
musica de F. de _ Lavillette, of
France; pf. Mexico, D. F.,~ Super-
rolls co. © Mar. 1, 1928; 1c Mar.
29; E 689096; Francisco de Lavil-
lette, Mexico City, Mexico. 5676
Fifth nocturne; by J. Leybach, op.
52, simplified and arr. by Calvin
Grooms; pf. © Mar. 21, 1928; 2 c.
Mar. 23; E 688204; Century music
pub. co., New York. 5677
Fighting strength (En ordre de com-
bat); march, by Herberte Jordan,
arr. by Aubrey Winter, both of Eng-
land ; orch., with pf. conductor. 4to.
©. Meb.. 22,, 1928;.1 ¢...Mar. 8; B
685760; Hawkes & son, (London)
ltd., London. 5678
Fighting (The) varsity; words and
music by P. 8S. Hmrick. 4to. ©
Jan. 1, 1928; 2 ec. Mar. 19; E 688100;
Paul Spotts Hmrick, West La Fay-
ette, Ind. 5679
Find (The); hunting song, words by
Charles Kingsley, music by Chris M.
Edmunds, of Great Britain; 4 male
voices; in B flat. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar. 13,
1928; 1 c. Mar. 15; E 685849; Edwin
Ashdown, Itd., London. 5680
Finden sie, dass Konstanze sich richtig
verhalt; text von Arthur Rebner,
musik von Mischa Spoliansky, of
Austria, klavier arr. von Franz
Grothe. © Feb. 20, 1928; 1 ¢. Mar.
29; E 689093; Drei masken-verlag,
a. g., Berlin. 5681
Fiori di prato; valzer, di Giacomo
Sartori, of Italy; mand. orch. ©
Meer ta. 19205) 1° ¢., Mar. 17,, 1998:
E 685990; Il mandolino, Rome. 5682
First (The) counterpoint; by Albert
von Doenhoff; pf. © Feb. 27, 1928;
2c. Mar. 5; E 686732; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 5683
Dupre, melody by D. Frank. ©1«.
Mar. 19, 1928; E. 688118; Dave
Frank, New Orleans. 5684
First lessons in violin playing; for
beginners, compiled and arr. by H.
Hoare, op. 27. bk..1. Chicago, IIl.,
Chicago educational music library.
© Mar. 18, 1928; 2 ec. and aff. Mar.
15; A 1070596; Henry Hoare, Chi-
cago. 5685
First (The) step; how to play the
Hawaiian steel guitar, by Lew
Stern, of Great Britain. 4to. ©
Mar. 10, 1928; 1L.e. Mar. 16; E
685846; Keith-Prowse & eco., Itd.,
London. 5686
First (The) step; how to play the
mandolin, by Mario de Pietro, of
Great Britain. 4to. © Mar. 10,
1928; 1 ec. Mar. 16; E 685845; Keith-
Prowse & co., ltd., London. 5687
First (The) step: how to play the
pianoforte, by Ernest Newton, of
Great Britain; continental fingering.
© Mar. 15, 1928; 1 ec. Mar. 19; EB
685858; Keith-Prowse & co., ltd.,
London. 5688
First (The) step; how to play the
plectrum G banjo; by Lew Stern, of
Great Britain. 4to. © Mar. 14,
1928; 1 c. Mar. 13; E 685721; Keith-
Prowse & co., ltd., London. 5689
Fischer (Carl) school orchestra al-
bum; for school use, selected and
arr. by Charles J. Roberts. 4to. ©
Nov. 26, 1927; 2 ec. Mar. 16, 1928; EB
683988; Carl Fischer, ine, New
York. 5690
Flame of my heart; words by Bonnie
Foster, music by Harold De Remer ;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Mar. 27,
1928: 2 e. Mar. 30; & 687353: Har-
old Clinton De Remer, Bay City,
Mich. 5691
Flamme empor; worte von J. H. Ch.
Nonne, musik von Richard Trunk,
of Germany, op. 58, nr. 2; minner-
chor. 4to.. © Feb. 19, 1926; 1 ¢.
Mar. 2, 1928; E 685567: P. J. Ton-
ger, Cologne/Rhine, Germany. 5692
Flapper (The) ; words by J. W. Ogden,
mus'e by Jack Edwards. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Mar. 22,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 28; E 688344; Joseph
W. Ogden, Apsley, Ontario, Canada.
5693
297
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5694
pt. Hie So ve ee
Flapper’s (The) heart; fox trot, one
step, words by H. N. Andrus, music
by Dave Peyton. New York, Frank
Harding; © Mar: 22) 1928; "°2 e.
Mar. 27; E 687193; Helen Norma
Andrus, Crowley, La. 5694
Fleur de lis; words by Bud Green,
music by Rube Bloom; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini. ©
Mar. 2, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 3; E 686541;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 5695
Fleurs d’automne; de Maud Dargel,
of France; orch. avec pf. conducteur.
Ato. © Fan 16, 19263 ie Wapee7:
E 685945; Paul Decourcelle, Nice,
France. 5696
Fleurs (Les) du jardin; de la suite
Ker an diskouiz, de Noéel-Gallon, of
France; pf. © Dee. 31, 1927; 1 «.
Feb. 27, 1928; E 685362; Henry Le-
moine et ¢’e., Paris. 5697
Flirt (The); light characteristic
theme, by Joseph Engleman, of
Great Britain; pf. © Dec. 23, 1927;
1 ec. Mar. 10. 1928; E 685717; Bos-
worth & co., Leipzig. 5698
Flora, I a-dor-a you; words by Johnny
Tucker and Joe Schuster, music by
Fred Markush; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Mar. 17, 1928; 2.¢. Mar. 22; B
688249; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 5699
Florida rhythm; fox trot, words and
music by Robert H. Cloud: orch.
4to. © Feb. 20, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 19;
E 688130; United publishing co.,
New York. 5700
Flying cloud; march, by A. J. Weidt.
1. Plectrum banjos.—2. Ten. banjos.
© Feb. 13, 1928; 2 c. each Mar. 5;
FE 683637, 683638; Walter Jacobs,
inc., Boston. 5701, 5702
Flying (The) epoch; march. by P.
Colavita: pf. © 1c. Mar. 5; 1928;
E 686633; Philip Colavita, Rich-
mond. 57038
Flying thru’; words by L. M. Hancock,
music by Daniel H. Wilson. Port-
land, Ox., Liberal ptg. co. © June
9, 1927; 2 c. Mar. 7, 1928; E 683686;
Lou Miles Hancock, Portland, Or.
5704
Folk songs and other songs for unison
Singing; ed. and compiled by Jane
3vrd Radcliffe-Whitehead. Voice
pt, only. 4to., © July 15,1927; 2 c.
Aug. 1; E 688287; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 5705
Folks it ain’t gonna be winter time
no moore [!]; words by G. B. Corp-
rew, music by Joseph Nelson and
G. B. Corprew. [Photostat] ©1l1e.
Mar. 18, 1928; E 686851; G. Blyden
Corprew, Brooklyn. 5706
Folletta (La); text von Hermann
Frey, musik von Salvatore C. Mar-
chesi, of Italy, klavier arr. von
Bernhard Kaempfner, of Austria. ©
Nov. 19, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 27, 1928; EB
685286; Viola-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. ; 5707
Follow me; hymn, words and music by
R. F. Moore; solo and cho. with
organ ace. Boston, McLaughlin &
Reilly co. 4to. © Mar. 22, 1928;
2c. Mar. 26; E 687167; Richard F.
Moore, Bridgeport, Conn. 5708
Foolin’ the piano; words by Justin
Wheeler, jr. [pseud. of Julius P.
Witmark, jr.], music by John Mc-
, Laughlin; pf. © Feb. 25, 1928; 2 c.
Mar. 1; EH 686532; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 5709
‘Forget; boston, deutscher text von
Albert Bennefeld, musik von O. de
Maur:-ci, of Spain, special arr. von
Fred Ralph, of Germany; orech. mit
pf.-direktion. 4to. © May 9, 1927;
1c. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685215; Edition
Meisel, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 5710
Forget me not; words and music by
Edgar Leslie, Pete Wendling and Al
Hoffman. © Mar. 9, 1928; 2 ¢. Mar.
10: E 686773; DeSylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. DiCEE
Forgetting you; words and melody by
Lew Brown, B. G. DeSylva and Ray
Henderson. © 1c. Mar. 16, 1928;
E 683937; DeSylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, ine., New York. 5712
Forgotten; waltz, by G. de la Mar-
quette; pf. © 1.c. Mar. 17, 1928;
EK 686969; Gertrude de la Marquette,
Portland, Or. 2113
Four ways; suite, by Eric Coates, of
Great Britain; orch., with Ist violin
conductor. 1. Northwards. [3 others]
© Feb. 21, 1928; 1 « Mar. 13; B
685757; Chappell & co., Itd., London.
5714
Fourestier (Louis) Quatre poémes de
Voffrande lyrique; de Gitanjali, de
Rabindranath Tagore, tr. de André
Gide, musique de L. Fourestier, of
France. 1. La nuit s’est presque
tout @écoulée. . . . [3 others] ©
Feb. 2, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 27; E 685408 ;
Heugel, Paris. 5715
298
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1928
Fox (Sam) news reel folio; by various
composers; 1st violin pt. v. 1. 4to.
Somer oo tos. 2 e.Mar. oO,
686677 ; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
5716
Fox gavotte des petits lits blancs;
fox-gavotte, paroles de Didier Gold,
musique de M. Cazes, of France.
Paris, Montmartre-edition. © Dec.
31, 1927 ; 1 c. Mar. 6, 1928; Ei 685971 ;
Mario Cazes, Paris. 5717
Fox recreation orchestra folio; com-
posed and arranged by Floyd J. St.
Clair; ist. violin pt. v. 1. 4to. ©
Mar. 7, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 6; E 686584;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. - 5718
Fox-trot melodie; by D. J. Vécsei, op.
36. © 1c. Mar. 8, 1928; E 686668;
Desider Josef Vécsei, New York.
5719
Freedom; emancipation hymn, words
and music by William Aaron Harri-
SO te sic) c... Mary. 5,,,1928 >, 0
683677; Harrison musical studios,
Philadelphia. 5720
Freilicher (Der) shister (The jolly
shoemaker) ; words and melody by
J. M. Rumshisky. © 1 c¢. Mar. 30,
1928; E 688436; Joseph M. Rum-
shisky, New York. 5721
Friedl (Franz) 24 spezialstudien ;
virtuosenstudien, von F. Friedl, of
Austria; violine. © Apr. 30, 1927;
1 ec. Feb. 27, 1928; EH 685245; Richard
Birnbach, Berlin. 5722:
Friend; words and melody by W.
Camm. © ° 1c. Mar. 8, 1928; E
683912; Walter Camm, New York.
5723
Friend, where were you; waltz, words
and melody by J. L. Lemberg. ©
1 ec. Mar. 15, 1928; E 686912; Joseph
Liebish Lemberg, Charlestown, Mass.
5724
Friends; 4-pt. song, words by A. EH.
Housman, music by Kenneth Smith;
male voices. 4to. © Mar. 17, 1928;
2c. Mar. 19; E 687047; G. Ricordi &
co., ine., New York. 5725
Frivolities; by Gerard Carbonara,
scored by Edward Turkisher; orch.
© Mar. 9, 1928; 2 ec. Mar. 9; E
683734; Robbins music corp., New
York. 5726
Frivolous coquette; intermezzo, by
Leo A. Kempinski, op. 68; orch. with
pf. or organ ace. © Mar. 6, 1928;
5738
=
2c. Mar. 7; E 683692; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
5727
Frohliches wandern; gesellenmarsch-
lied, gedicht von Heinrich Maxerath,
musik von Jodocus Schaaf, of Ger-
many, op. 106; 4-stimmigen mién-
nerchor. 4to, © Jan: 15, 1927; 1c.
Mar. 2, 1928; EH 685564; P. J. Tonger,
Cologne/Rhine, Germany. 5728
From Mount Ranier; mountain scene,
by Alois Reiser, arr. by Adolf
Schmid; orch., with pf.-conductor.
© Mar. 16, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 22; BH
688257 ; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
; 5729
From my window; words by Lilian
Whiting, music by J. Klumpkey. ©
1c. Feb. 14, 1928; E 686947; Julia
Klumpkey, San Francisco. 5730
From seven till eleven I’m in heaven;
words and melody by Al Lewis, Al
Sherman and Jack Little © 1 «.
Feb. 29, 1928; 683537; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 5731
Fiihrer (Der); worte von Hagen
Thiirnau, music von Hugo Kaun, of
Germany. 1. Mdannerchor stimmen
u. oreh. partitur. 2. Mdannerchor
stimmen u. pf. partitur. © Nov. 28,
1927: 1 c@ each Feb. 27, 1928; H
685224, 685225 ; Amsel-verlag, Berlin-
Stidende, Germany. 5732, 5733
Fundamental scales and chords; by
Ernst Mahr; violoncello. © Dec.
29, 4927; 2 e ..Matiocd6, 1928-1
688028 ; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
5734
Funken (Die); worte von Hermann
LoOns, musik von Walter Schiitt, of
Germany. Erleichterte fassung.
Sept. 17, 1927; 1 ce. Nov. 2; E 676508 ;
Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin. 5835
Future; by M. Q. Sellew, op. 1, no. 1;
pf. © Mar. 10, 1928; 2 c Mar. 10;
E 683772; Mary Quehl Sellew, Nor-
folk, Va. 5736
Futuristic Charley; melody, by C. S.
Harris; pf. © 1. Mar. 3, 1928;
E 686570; Charles Saul Harris, New
York. 5737
Gabrielita; danza Espanola, by E. J.
M. Seamans, op. 22; pf. ©1c. Mar.
19, 1928; E 688116; Emma J. Moore-
Seamans, Yorba Linda, Calif. 5738
Gabriel’s Easter carols; collection of
14 songs for the Sunday school on
Faster occasions, by Charles H. Ga-
299
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5739
Gabriel’s Easter carols—Continued.
briel. Cincinnati, O., Fillmore music
house. 4to. © Mar. 1, 1928; 2 ¢.
Mar. 9; aff. Mar... 8; A. 1071144;
Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 5739
Gabriel’s gospel choir; collection of
hew gospel songs and anthems,
words by Howard A. Walter, and
others, music by C. H. Gabriel, and
others; mixed voices. Cincinnati, O.,
Fillmore music house. 4to. © Mar.
Lglose. 2 Cc. Mat, ,o.. Ou, sea ass
A 1071145; Charles H. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif. 5740
Gaetke (Ernst) 32 t&gliche zungen-
und lippentibungen fiir posaune (32
daily lip and tongue exercises for
trombone) ; von H. Gaetke, of Ger-
manys,, ©). NOV: 26..1922> "ae en.
27, 1928; E 685236; Jul. Heinr. Zim-
merman, G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 5741
Gal (Hans) Sonate; von H. Gal, of
Austria, op. 28; klavier. © Sept.
26. N92 Te ot eo Me a aie at eens oo)
685295; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 5742
Suite; von H. Gal, of Austria,
op. 24; klavier. 1. Praludium. [4
others] © June 2, 1926; 1 c. Feb.
27, 1928; E 685309; N. Simrock,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 5743
Gamle (Den) by; tango, af Den
grgnne vogn, tekst af Axel Andrea-
sen og Mogens Dam, musik af Kai
Normann og Hmil Reesen, both of
Denmark. © Feb. 22, 1928; 1 ec.
Mar. 7; E 685767; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. 5744
Garden (The) and the_ sepulchre;
Easter cantata, words from stand-
ard hymns and the Scriptures, music
by Daniel Protheroe; mixed voices.
4to. “Cy. Web. 26, A928 *e2"eM Mar 1 ;
E 686472; Henry T. FitzSimons, Chi-
cago. o745
Garden frolics; intermezzo, by Joseph
Pasternack; orch. © Feb. 29, 1928;
2c. Mar. 1; E 686484; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
5746
Garden (The) of light; a pageant for
Easter, words by Valeria R. Lehman,
music by various authors. 4to. ©
Mar...5, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 20;
A 1070739; Meigs pub. co., Indian-
apolis. 5T47
Garden of the elms; words and music
by S. E. Wren. © 1 ¢. Mar. 1, 1928;
E 686508 ; Susan Eugenia Wren, Ex-
celsior Springs, Mo. 5748
pt. m1,_n.s., v. 23.
Gavotta; di Gossec, transcritta di
Mario Corti, of Italy; violino e pf.
© Jan. 27, 1928; 1 ¢ Mar, 21; E
685904; A. & G. Carisch & ¢c., Milan.
5749
Gay is the rose (Fai lon la, gai le
rosier) ; three-pt. song or cho., mel-
ody and words from E. Gagnon’s
Chansons populaires du Canada,
English version by John Murray Gib-
bon, music of Canadian folk song,
arr. by Louis Victor Saar; women’s
voices. 4to. © Feb. 17, 1928; 2c.
Mar. 16; E 683996; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 5750
Geistesgruss; worte von Jos. von Hich-
endorff, musik von Fritz Eschbach,
of Germany, op. 22; munnerchor.
4to. © Sept. 28, 1926; 1 c Mar. 2,
1928; E 685603; P. J. Tonger, Co-
logne, a/Rh., Germany. 5151
George Washington’s hatchet; words
_ and music by Thomas J. Benton. ©
Jan. ‘20, 1998 «2 ‘e: “Mar? 6" 7h
683971; Eugene Monroe Bartlett,
Hartford, Ark. 5752
Get out and get under the moon;
words by Billy Jerome and Charles
Tobias, melody by Larry Shay. ©
1 ec. Mar. 21, 1928; E 688151; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 5753
Get out of that aeroplane Jane; words
and melody by C. Adler, H. Weil
and O. Herman. © 1 ec. Mar. 2,
1928; E 687157; Charles Adler,
Harry Weil and Oscar Herman, New
York. 5754
Getting a wife, well, that’s another
thing; words and music by R. A.
Claymes. © 1 c. Mar. 23, 1928; BE
687206; Raymond Agustus Claymes,
New York. 5755
Gewaitiges ringen (Violent strug-
gling); von Mare Roland, of Ger-
many; grosses u. salon-orch. mit
violino 1 direction. © Oct. 11, 1927;
1c Feb. 27, 1928; E 685274; Hein-.
richshofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Ger-
many. 5756
Ghost (The) of John McCrae; sea bal-
lad, words by Burke Boyce, music
by Lawrence Jacob Abbott; med.
voice. © Feb. 27, 1928; 2 ce. Mar.
5; EH 686725; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 5757
Ghost (The) of my love; melody by
H. T. Goodman. © 1 c. Mar. 9,
1928; E 688167; Helen Thall Good-
man, Chicago. 5758
300
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
LO. 3, 1928
Ghost pipes; by Thurlow Lieurance,
arr. by Roy Cato; organ. © Mar.
5, 1928; 2 ec. Mar. 7; E 686710;
Theodore Presser ¢o., sue ae A 4
57
Giboirei Israel (Thank God); words
and melody by J. M. Rumshisky. ©
1c. Mar. 30, 1928; HE 688407; Jos-
eph M. Rumshisky, New York. 5760
Gift (The) of gladness; waltz song,
words and music by Harry F. Peter-
sen, of England; pf. acc., with
banjulele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Alvin D. Keech. © Feb. 7, 1928;
1 c@ Feb. 29; E 685623; Arthur H.
Stockwell, Itd., London. -DT61
Gigegling Gertie; words an® melody by
Dave Dreyer, Chas. and = Harry
‘“epias, ©) 1. c. Mar. 12, 19285 °h
683812; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 5762
Ginette; words and music by Dave
Sonenscher, of Great Britain; pf.
ace., with banjulele banjo and uku-
lele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in C.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Mar. 5, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 6; E
685814; B. Feldman & co., London.
5763
Giorni (Aurelio) 24 concert études;
no. 14; pf., in E flat min. © Feb.
27, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 5; E 686729; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 5764
Gipsy life; overture, by C. Rader;
violin and pf. © 1 e¢. Mar. 2, 1928;
H 683629; Claude Rader, Kansas
City, Mo. 5765
Girl (A); words and melody by S.
Timberg. © 1 ¢. Mar. 27, 1928; E
687212 ; Sammy Timberg, New York.
5766
Girl (A) like the girl in my dreams;
words by C. J. Cobb, music by Rich-
ard Broughton. © 1 ¢. Mar. 19,
1928; E 687024; Chester J. Cobb,
Aspinwall, Pa. 5767
Girl of the great white way; words
and melody by Bob Shurr [pseud.
of L. Shurr] © 1 ¢. Mar. 9, 1928;
BE 683758; Leopold Shurr, Brooklyn.
‘ 5768
Girl (The) that I saw in my heart;
words and melody by V. H. Calaway.
© 1c. Mar. 14, 1928; E 683919; Ver-
non H. Calaway, Brooklyn. 5769
Girl (A) that nobody no’s; words by
Harry Kelly, music by H. Oblinger.
5780
~
© 1 ¢ Mar. 19, 1928; E 687027;
Harry Oblinger, San Francisco.
5770
Gitana; 6/8 one step, versi di* Nando
Vitali, musica di Salvatore Allegra,
of Italy.” © Oct. 31, 1927; 1c. Mar.
17, 1928; E 685992; Saporetti & Cap-
pelli, Florence, Italy. 5771
Giulietta e Romeo; intermezzo, di R.
Zandonai, rid. di Arturo de Cececo,
of Italy; pccola orch., con pf. con-
duttore. 4to. © Mar. 12, 1928;1e.
Mar. 138; E 685778; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 5772
Give me the sunshine; from Keep
shufflin’, words by Con Conrad and
Henry Creamer, music by Jimmy
Johnson; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Feb. 29, 1928; 2. ¢. Mar. 2; E 683832;
Harms, ine., New York. 5773
Glenn (The) glee club book for boys;
collection of 50 Songs, ed. and arr. by
Mabelle Glenn and Virginia French.
4to. © Mar. 17, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 23;
HK 688238; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
5174
Glenwood; fox trot, by A. F. Wend-
land, arr. by R. B. Hisenberg; band.
4to. © Feb. 28, 1928; 2 ce. Mar. 1;
E 686520; W. R. Dalbey music co.,
Omaha, Neb. 5175
Gloom; words by Leo Robin, mus‘¢ by
Lewis E. Gensler and Joseph Meyer ;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Mar. 16,
1928: 2 ¢@.. Mar. ,19; HEH 687041;
Harms, ine., New York. 5776
Gloria; de Maurice Hermite, of
France; orch. avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Mar. 23, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 28;
E 689058; Enoch & cie., Paris. 5777
Gloria de Arellano; erster aufzug, aus
grosse oper in drei aufztigen, worte
von Ferdinand Jansen, musik yon
A. K. Lentz: klavierauszug. © 1.
Mar. 1, 1928; E 686572; August Karl
Lentz, Iron Ridge, Wis. 5778
Glorious New Hampshire; words and
music by H. 8. De Moss; vf. S8vo.
ep ‘Dee. GiyI9eT +B Caan Weg..205,,H
688440; George G. De Moss and
Henry S. De Moss, New York. 5179
Gliick (Chr stoph Wilibald yon) An-
dante in F; from Orpheus, arr. by
J. Stuart Archer, of England; or-
gan. © Mar. 15, 1928; 1c. Mar. 14;
EK 685886; W. Paxton & eo., ltd.,
London. 5780
301
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5781
| pt. II, n.s., v: 23
Gliick (Christoph W. von)—Continued.
— Caprice; from Alceste, arr. by
Philip James; organ. (Jn Ameri-
ean organ quarterly, v. 9, no. 25,
April 1928) © Mar. 30, 1928; 2 e.
Mar. 31; E 687371; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 5781
Gavotte; from Iphigenia in Aulis,
arr. from Brahms’ pf. transcription
by F. Campbell-Watson; organ.
Mar. 12,°1928: 2) e Mar. 155-5
686880; Boston music co., Boston.
5782
Go home little girl go home; words
and melody by Al Lewis, Al Sher-
man and Jack Little. © 1c. Mar.
19, 1928; E 688110; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. 5783
God is our refuge; anthem, words from
Psalm 46, music by B. Vine West-
brook, of Great Britain; alto or bass
solo and 4-pt. cho. of mixed voices;
organ ace. 4to. © Mar. 5,°1928;
1 ¢. Mar. 8; E 685633; Banks & son,
York, England.
Godard (Benjamin Louis Paul) Ber-
ceuse (Lullaby) ; from Jocelyn, sim-
plified and arr. by Calvin Grooms;
pr. (O" Mar. 21, Woes: 2 ¢.-MMar. 23 ;
E 688195; Century music pub. Co.,
New York. 5785
Canzonetta; from Concerto ro-
mantique, transcribed by Leopold
Godowsky; pf. © Dec. 21, 1927;
2c. Mar. 16, 1928; E 688046; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 5786
Godowsky (Leopold) Cadenza; to W.
A. Mozart’s concerto in A major,
Koechel no. 488; pf. © Dec. 17,
1927; 2 c. Mar. 16, 1928; E 688038;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 5787
God’s little house; words by Daniel
S. Twohig, music by Pierre Connor ;
low voice. © Mar. 8, 1928; 2 ec.
Mar. 10; E 683874; John Church Co.,
Cincinnati. 5788
God’s task for you; words by Irene E.
Moseley, music by R. H. Prutting,
op. 12, no.'1; sop. and alto, w:th pf.
or organ ace. 4to. © Mar. 17, 1928;
2c. Mar. 19; E 688094; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 5789
God’s tomorrow; sacred song, words
and music by A. H. Ackley. Chi-
cago, Philadelphia, Rodeheaver co.
© Mar. 15, 1928; 2 ce. Mar. 14; EB
683845; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago. 5790
5784.
God’s wonderful plan; words by R.
Frank Mitchell, music by Chas. H.
Gabriel. Chicago, Rcdeheaver ¢o.
© Mar. 8, 1928; 2 ce. Mar. 10; B
683875 ; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago. 5791
Golden blues; words and musie by
C. W. Lucas. © 1c. Mar. 10, 1928;
E 686807; Carroll Winfield Lucas,
Hightstown, N. J. 5792
Golden dawn; selection, by Emmerich
Kaiman and Herbert Stothart, arr.
by Hans Spialek; pf. © Mar. 9,
1928 ; 2c. Mar. 12; E 683831; Harms,
ine., New York. 5793
Golden day march; by C. C. Forman;
ist violit © 1 e¢. Mar. 22, 1928;
E 687068 ; Clarence C. Forman, York,
Pas 5794
Golden harps are’ sounding; Easter
hymn-anthem, words by Frances
R. Havergal, music by Cedric W.
Lemont; mixed voices, with sop.
solo. 4to. ©, Mar. G” tae 2c.
Mar. 26; E 688298; White-Smith
D795
Golden (The) hour; operetta in 1 act,
words and music by L. Egan. ©i1c.
Mar. 28, 1928; D 27290; Leslie Egan,
Oakland, Calif. 5796
Golden slumbers kiss your eyes; song
from the 17th century, arr. by Gor-
don Jacob, of Great Britain; in B
flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions]. ©), Jane oa tee 2 eee rer
6; E 685455; Oxford university
press, London. 5797
Gone; words and melody by Bud Fern-
wood. 1 ce. Mar. 9, 1928; E
683759 ; Roland Guehrer, Milwaukee.
5798
Gone; words and melody by H. B.
Toucey. © 1c Mar. 26, 1928; HE
688281; Helen Brammell Toucey,
New York. 5799
Good looking girl blues; words and
melody by Furry Lewis. © 1 ec.
Mar. 2, 1928; E 683619; Loren L.
Watson, Memphis, Tenn. 5800
Good morning; words and music by
Marie F. Hall; pf. © Mar. 13, 1928;
2 ec. Mar. 19; E 688086; Harold
Flammer, inc., New York. 5801
Good New Year; 2-pt. carol, words
before 1536, music by S. G. Ould,
of England; treble voices. 4to.
Mar. 29, 1928: 1 ec. Mar. 29; HB
689099; Joseph Henry Larway, Lon-
don. 5802
music pub. co., Boston.
302
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1928
Good-night, pretty stars; duet or two-
part song, words by William Theo-
dore Peters, music by Noel Johnson,
arr. by Clarence Lucas, of Great
Britain; treble voices. New York,
Chappell-Harms, inc. 4to. © Mar.
12, 1928; 1c. Mar..13; E 685744;
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 5803
Good (The) Shepherd; Children’s day
service, compiled by Maud Junkin
Baldwin. S8vo. © Mar. 21, 1928;
= c, and, aff. Mar. 23; A. 1071635;
Board of publication of the United
Lutheran church in America, Phila-
delphia. _ 5804
Goodbye Broadway, hello Montreal;
words by Billy Rose and Mort
Dixon, melody by Harry Warren.
i 2c. Mar. .f,,.1928, .. BE, 683717,;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 5805
_Gorra (La); letra y musica por Lu-
crecia Dominguez y Ed Tavo; pf.
[Photostat] © Feb. 28, 1928; 2 «.
Mar. 5; E 686614; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles.
Got myself another jockey now; from
Keep shufflin’, words by Andy Razaf,
music by Thomas Waller; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Feb. 29, 1928; 2 ¢.
Mar. 2; E 683825; Harms, inc., New
York. 5807
Gott sei dank, heut’ bin ich ledig;
text von Carl Amberg, musik von
Fred Raymond, of Austria, special-
arr. von Fred Ralph, of Germany ;
orch. mit pf. und violine direktion.
4to. © May 13, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 27,
1928; E 685249; Richard Birnbach,
Berlin. 5808
Gounod (Charles Francois) Au pied
de l’autel; arr. par Ch. Delsaux, of
France; orch. restreint avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Feb. 10, 1928; 1c.
Mar. 6; E 685956; Choudens, Paris.
5809
—— Faust; walzer aus der oper, von
F. Liszt, hrsg. u. bearb. von Mcoriz
Rosenthal, of Austria; pf. © Sept.
30,.0192750 kee. .Pebs"27;')1928);' EB
685473; Ullstein, a. g., Berlin. 5810
Romeo and Juliet; selection from
the opera, arr. by Arthur Purcell, of
England; pf. © Mar. 23, 1928; 1 «.
Mar. 22; E 689019; Joseph Henry
Larway, London. 5811
Graceful (The) minuet; from Lovye-
time, words and music by S. H.
Norton. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1928; E
688423 ; Spencer H. Norton, Norman,
Okl. 5812
5806 —
5822
Gracious spirit, dove divine; words by
John Stocker, music by W. Berwald;
pf. or organ ace. 1. Med. voice, in
A flat.—2. Low voice, in F. © Feb.
ao, Lore c™ ie -each=: Miar* F* Kh
686687 ; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
5813
Graded course of clarinet playing; 30
elementary lessons, by Glen Haydon.
4to. © Dec. 29, 1927; 2 c. Mar. 16,
1928; E 683995; Carl Fischer, ine.,
New York. 5814
Graener (Paul) Drei intermezzi; von
P. Graener, of Germany, op. 77;
klavier. © Mar. 7, 1927; 1 c. Feb.
27, 1928; HE 685310; N. Simrock,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 5815
Fantasie; tiber motive aus der
oper Hanneles himmelfahrt, von P.
Graener, bearb. von F. H. Schneider,
both of Germany; klavier. © Feb.
5, 1927; 1 c. Nov. 2; E 676499; Kd.
Bote & G. Bock, Berlin. 5816
—— Konzert; von P. Graener, of Ger-
many, op. 78; violoncello u. kam-
merorch. Partitur. © Sept. 1, 1927;
1c Feb. 27, 1928; E 685304; N.
Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 5817
Grand old songs; 88 old favorites, pf.
arr. by Eugene Platzman, compiled
and ed. by Elliott Shapiro; pf. and
ukulele acc. with words. © Mar.
22, 1928; 2 c..and.aff. Mar. 23; A
>
1071641; Shapiro, Bernstein & ¢o.,
inc., New York. 5818
Grand triumphal march; by L. C.
Groff; pf. accordion or pf. Chicago,
MacDonald-Groff musie co. © Mar.
20. 1928; 2 ec. Mar. 22; E 688256:
Leslie C. Groff, Chicago. 5819
Grande march de concert; by H. A.
Wollenhaupt, op. 19, simplified and
arr. by Calvin Grooms; pf. © Mar.
21, 1928; 2 e@ Mar. 23; E 688196;
Century music pub. co., New York.
5820
Grande polka de concert; by H. N.
Bartlett, simplified and arr. by
Calvin Grooms; pf. © Mar. 21,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 23; E 688202: Cen-
tury musie pub. co., New York.
5821
Granny’s Highland hame; words and
music by Sandy MacFarlane [pseud.
of T. M. MacFarlane] © Mar. 17,
1928;, 2 ¢ Mar. 16; E.. 686999;
Thomas M. MacFarlane, Boston.
5822
303
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5823
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
Grant us Thy peace; quartet or an-
them, words and music by Bernard
Hamblen; mixed voices. New York,
Chappell-Harms, ine. 4to. © Mar.
13, 1928; 2c .Mar. 14; -H 686865;
Harms, ine., New York. 5823
Grasshoppers; country snapshot, by
Florence Turner-Maley ; pf. © Feb.
27, 1928; 2 «. Mar..5; E 686727; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 5824
Grasshepper’s dance; by Elizabeth
Blackburn ; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © Mar.
28, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 30; E 688449;
Willis music eco., Cincinnati. 5825
Graziella; intermezzo alla mazurka,
di Amileare Pennati Malvezzi, of
Italy; piccola orch. con pf. condut-
tore. © Feb. 24, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 21;
E 685915; A. & G. Carisch & c,
M lan. 5826
Greater Augusta march; words by C.
B. Sledge. music by J. L. Sayre; pf.
© Mar. 24, 1928;.2 ce. Mar. 24:
E 688279; James Louis Sayre,
Augusta, Ga.
Grief; words by Ernest Dowson, music
by Richard Hageman; high voice, in
G@ min. ©, Jan. 5, 1928-2 «Mar.
16; E 688030; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 5828
Grieg (Hdvard Hagerup) Butterfly
(Papillion); simplified and arr. by
Calvin Grooms; pf. © Mar. 21,
1928; 2 ec. Mar. 23; E 688198; Cen-
tury music pub. co., New York. 5829
Gr-eving for you; words by H. M.
Dopiniak, music by L. BE. Goffin [i.
e. Larry Goffin] ; pf. and ukulele’acce.
© 1c. Mar. 12, 1928: E 683782;
Harriet M. Depiniak, Indiana Har-
bor, Ind. 5830
Grim (The) troubadour; poems by
Countee Cullen, music by Emerson
Whithorne, op. 45; med. voice, with
pf. ace. and string quartet. © Dec.
2, 1527: 2c. Mar. 16, 1928; E 688054 ;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 5831
Grosses (Hinen) nazi hat sie; foxtrot,
aus Weltgeschichte gefallig, text von
Fritz Griinbaum, musik von Stephan
Weiss, of Austria, klJay.-arr. von
Martin Uhl, ©, Keb. 1;.1928;.1) c.
Mar. 7; E 685640; Wiener bohéme-
verlag, Vienna. 5832
Growing lovely, growing old; words by
Karl Baker, music by L. R. Libbey.
©1c. Mar. 9, 1928; E 686948; Lulu-
belle Rule Libbey, Tampa, Fla.
5833
5827 -
Gruesome suspense; by Jean Beghon,
arr. by James C. McCabe; orch. with
pf. or organ conductor. 4to.
Feb. 29, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 7; E 683679;
Maurice Baron, Great Neck, L. I.,
Ie”, 5834
Griiss mir mein land Tirol; marsch-
lied, text von Ernst Neubach, musik
von Hans May, of Austria. © Aug.
19, 1.19271, 1 .e. DWebmay, s1928e BE
685263 ; Ries & Erler, ltd., Berlin.
5835
Tpycts; vals, by A. Schwartz; Ist vio-
lin. © 1c. Mar. 9, 1928; BE 683749;
Abe Schwartz, New York. 5836
Guards on parade; march and two
step, by Clayton Elgin Bush, of
Canada; pf. © Jan. 16, 1928; 2 ec.
Mar. 16; E 683976; Denton & Has-
kins music pub. co., inc., New York.
5837
Guarnieri (F. de) Dodici capricci;
di F. de Guarnieri, of Italy; violino
solo. © Mar. 12, 1928; 1 c. Mar.
13; E 685783; G. Ricordi ’ & ‘€o.,
Milan. 5838
Guatemala melody; fox trot; words
by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by Percy
Wenrich, arr. by Frank E. Barry;
orch. 4to. © Mar. 6, 1928; 2 c.
Mar. 7; E 686685; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 5839
Guide me Father; sacred song, words
by A.;\.M. musieviy 20) oe Ever.
[Photostat] © 1c. Mar. 29, 1928;
E 687311; David H. Piller, Baton
Rouge, La. 5840
Guiding march; ancient Chinese tune
for The magic carpet, by E. Stevens,
of England, domiciled at Portland,
Or.3,; pf... ©. 1... Feb..,25, 49285 B
687220; Ethel Stevens, Portland, Or.
5841
Guildford (The) suite; by Thomas F.
Dunhill, of England; pf. conductor.
pt. 2. 1. In Chaucer’s time. [2
others] © Mar. 15, 1928; 1 c. Mar.
14; E 685887; W. Paxton & co., ltd.,
London. 5842
Guitacoche (Hl); letra y musica por
Ed Tavo; pf. © Feb. 28, 1928; 2 ec.
Mar. 5; E 686605; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 5843
Gyurd rozi, volt nekem egy szep ked-
vesem ; melody by Markush es Kaldy,
of Hungary. © 1 ce. Mar. 238, 1928;
E 688230; Rozsavolgyi és tarsa,
Budapest, Hungary. 5844
304
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
Hadley (Henry) Prelude; from Suite
ancienne, by H. Hadley, op. 108, arr.
by Chas. J. Roberts; full band, with
conductor. © Jan. 5, 1928; 2 e.
Mar. 16; E 688079; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 5845
Handel (Georg Friedrich) Largo;
arie aus der oper Xerxes, von G. F.
Hiindel [and] Caro mio ben; von
Tommaso Giordani, arr. von L. Ar-
tok; salon-orch. © Mar. 15, 1928;
1 e. Mar. 9; E 685805; B. Schott’s
sOhne, Mainz. 5846
—— Minuet; from Berenice, air. by
Adam Carse, of Great Britain; pf.
.© Feb. 14, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 14; E
685873 ; Augener, ltd., London. 5847
Organ concerto no. 4; ed. by H.
Stanley Roper, ‘of Great Britain.
1st set, Ist movement.—2d. set, 3d.
movement.—2d. set, 2d. movement.
© Jan. 5, 1928; 1 c. each Mar. 6;
E. 685689-685691 ; Oxford university
press, London. 5848-5850
— Rodelinda; opera in 8 acts, text
by Nicola Haym, tr. and newly ed.
for the German stage by Oskar
Hagen, tr. from the German by
Bayard Quincy Morgan, of U. S.,
music by G. F. Hiindel; pf. Se. 4to.
©, Sept. 1, 1927; 1 ¢.. Nov. 5; 1 ¢.
Mar. 16, 1928; E 676586; C. F.
Peters, Leipzig. 5851
Where’er you walk; aria from
Semele, words by Congreve, music
by G. F. Handel, arr. by Harold
Davidson, of Great Britain; in B
flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Jan. 26, 1928; 1c. Mar.'6;
E 685426; Oxford university press,
London. 5852
Hafis; blues, words by R. Ryan, music
by F. Hollitscher and F. Luka, both
of Czechoslovakia. © Jan. 20, 1928;
1 e. Mar. 19; E 685924; Fred Hol-
litscher and Frank Luka, Prague,
Czechoslovakia. 5853
Hail, hail the Stars and Stripes; pa-
triotic peace song, words and music
by I. Ajax. © Mar. 3, 1928; 2 ec.
Mar. 5; E 686592; Ivor Ajax, Tooele,
Utah. 5854
Hail to Calvary Sunday school; words
and melody by L. P. Flounders. ©
1c. Mar. 5, 1928; EK 686628; Leslie
Pyewell Flounders, Philadelphia.
5855
; 5867
Hajrije tiranes; words and melody by
Jim Shefka [i. e. James Shefka] ©
1 ¢. Feb. 16, 1928; E 686891; James
Shefka, New York. 5856
Hallo, zum wald; gedicht u. musik
von Hubert Greimers, of Germany ;
miinnerchor. 4to. © Jan. 28, 1927;
1c. Mar. 2, 1928; E 685599; P. J.
Tonger, Cologne, a. Rh., Germany.
5857
Hamfatchet blues; words and music
by: Buddy Burton; pf.’ pt. 1, 2. ©
1 e..each Mar. 22, 1928; E 687098,
687099 ; Lester Melrose, Chicago.
- 5858, 5859
Hamlet og andre smaating; 10 melo-
dier af Co-optimisterne 1928, tekst
af Ludvig Brandstrup og Mogens
Dam, musik af Kai Normann, of
Denmark. © Feb. 22, 1928; 1 ec.
Mar. 7; E 685766; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. ‘ 5860
Hamlet—ouverture; von HE. Bach, arr.
von Leopold Weninger, of Austria;
orch. mit pf.-organ direction. ©
Feb. 23,1928; 1 °c. Mar. 13; E
685833 ; D. Rahter, Leipzig. 5861
Hammerisque; words and music. by
Dudley T. Fisher, jr., and others.
© Mar. 8, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 10; aff.
Mar. 12; A 1071267; Young business
men’s club, Columbus, O. 5862
Hank used to be slow, but now watch
him go; fox trot, words by I. Eng-
lund, music by J. E. Englund. ©
1 ¢ Jan. 26, 1928; E 686575; Iner
Englund and John HE. Englund, Port
Blakely, Wash. 5863
Happiness; words by L. Re Mondini,
musie by O. Gulledge. © 1 c¢. Mar.
12, 1928; E 6838816; Luisa Re Mon-
dini and Ola Gulledge, San Diego,
Calif. 5864
Happy hours; waltz, words and music
by H. G. Le Fevre. © 1c. Mar. 19,
1928; E 688380; Henry G. Le Feyre,
Philadelphia. 5865
Happy (A) meet'ng; words by Louis
O. Thomas, music by Claude L.
Fichthorn; high voice. © Feb. 27,
1928; 2 ec. Mar. 5; E 686717; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 5866
Happy (A) morn; words and music
by M. W. Bigelow ; mixed voices. ©
1c. Mar. 16, 1928; E 686960; M. W.
Bigelow, Bradley, Mich. 5867
305
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5868
Dt. INL, I Sac eee
Harold; one-step-gai, de Clapson, of
France; pf. Paris, Editions Clap-
son. © Dec. 31, 1927; 1 c. Mar. 6,
1928; E 685983; Bodé, Paris. 5868
Harp (The) that once; words by
Thomas Moore, Irish tune arr. by
Harold Davidson, of Great Britain;
in C. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Jan. 26, 1928; 1«¢. Mar. 6;
E 685454; Oxford university press,
London. 5869
Harts (Harry L.) Three Irish folk-
fuvies’ art. Dy i, 12. atin: pe mo}
1. a. Come back to Erin. [2 others]
—no. 2. a. The harp that once thro’
Tara’s halls. [2 others] © Feb. 3,
1928; 2 c. each Mar. 26; E 688300,
688301; White-Smith music pub. co.,
Boston. 5870, 5871
Has anyone seen my pal; words and
music by W. Sullivan, arr. by Wallee
Brown. © Mar. 22, 1928; 2 ec. Mar.
28; E 688327; Will Sullivan, Chi-
cago. 5872
Hasta pa atrancar el tren; letra de
Elenea Ramirez, musica de Ed Tavo
y E. Ram‘rez; pf. [Photostat] ©
Feb. 28, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 5; E 686621 ;
D onisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 5873
Have you ever been to Texas in the
spring; words and music by M. D.
Lake, arr. by W. J. Marsh. © Mar.
3, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 5; E 686595; Mary
Daggett Lake, No. Fort Worth, Tex.
5874
Hawaiian memories; words by Mel.
Brewster, music by Fred Asmus, arr.
by J. W. Newton; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Mar. 22, 1928; 2 ec. Mar. 23;
E 688212; H. C. Weasner & co., Buf-
falo. 5875
Haydn (Franz Josef) Adagio-vivace ;
1®* partie de la symphonie La reine,
de Haydn, transcription et arr. par
F. Salabert, of France; orch., avec
pf. conducteur et 1°" violon conduc-
teur; en si bémol maj. © Dee. 31,
1927; 1 c. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685395;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 5876
Finale; 4° partie de la symphonie
La reine, de Haydn, transcription et
arr. par F. Salabert, of France;
orch. avec pf. conducteur et 1°" vio-
lon conducteur; en si bémol maj. ©
Dee. 31, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 27, 1928; E
685398; Francis Salabert, Paris.
5877
Menuetto; 38° partie de la sym-
phonie La reine, transcription et
arr. par F. Salabert, of France;
orch., avec pf. conducteur et 1°" vio-
lon conducteur ; en si bémol maj. ©
Dec. 31,, 1927 $1. ¢. Feb. 27, 1928- i
685397 ; Francis Salabert, Paris.
5878
Romanze; 2° partie de la sym-
phonie La re‘ne, transcription et arr.
par F. Salabert, of France; orch.,
avec pf. conducteur et 1°" violon
conducteur; en si bémol maj. ©
Dec. 31, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 27, 1928; E
685396 ; Francis Salabert, Paris.
5879
He aloha no kauiki; hula, words and
music by Hakaleleponi Hulu, arr. by
J. Noble. © Mar. 6, 1928; 2 c Mar.
12; E 686815; Johnny Noble, Hono-
lulu. 5880
He is risen; Easter service, by Fred
T. Amstutz and others. 8vo. ©
Apr. 3, 1928; 2 e. Mar. 27; aff. Apr.
5; A 10723838; Glad tidings pub. co.,
Fort Wayne, Ind. 5881
He leads us on; three-pt. anthem,
words from the Scripture and a
hymn by H. O. Wiley, music by
George B. Nevin; women’s vo‘:ces.
4to. © Mar. 10, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 23;
E 688240; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
5882
He’s in the jail house now; words and
melody by Jim Jackson. ©1c. Mar.
2, 1928; E 683612; Loren L. Watson,
Memphis, Tenn. 5883
He’s tall and dark and handsome;
words and music Charles Tobias
and Al Sherman; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by M. Kalua. © Mar. 6,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 27; E 687180; Jack
Mills, ine., New York. 5884
Head of the parade; by J. S. Zamec-
nik; full orch. 4to. © Mar. 23,
1928; 2 ec. Mar. 22; E 687059; Sam
Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 5885
Headin’ for home; words and melody
by Billy Cassidy. © 1 e@ Mar. 1,
1928; E 686500; Billy Cassidy, Oak-
dale, Pa. 5886
Head ng for home; words and melody
by C. Decker. © 1c. Mar. 12; 1928;
E 6838787; Charles Decker, Tacoma.
5887
Hearts to heaven and voices raise;
Easter anthem, words by Christo-
pher Wordsworth, musie by May F.
Lawrence; 4 mixed voices. 4to. ©
Feb. 28, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 1; E 686517;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
5888
306
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
Heave, ho! the anchor; sailor song,
words by John EH. Guernsey, music
by Floyd Thompson; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Mar. 24, 1928; 2c. Mar. 27;
E 687177; Thompson and Guernsey,
Indianapolis. 5889
Heaven on earth; words and melody
by Jack Palmer and S. Williams.
@ 1c. Mar. 27, 1928; E 687208;
Spencer Williams, New York. 5890
Heavenly love; sacred song, words by
Frederick H. Martens, music by A.
Louis Scarmolin; med. or high voice.
©” Feb. 27, 1928; 2 c. Mar.-5; E
686728 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
5891
Heidebliite; worte von Hoffman von
Fallersleben, musik von Walter Dost,
of Germany, op. 59; 4-stimmigen
mannerchor. 4to. © Apr. 27, 1927;
1 ¢. Mar. 2, 1928; E 685561; P. J.
Tonger, Cologne/Rhine, Germany.
5892:
Helfer (Walter) Nocturne; di W.
Helfer, of Italy; pf. '© Nov. 15,
1927; 1c. Mar. 17, 1928; E 685998 ;
Studio musicale Romano, Rome.
5893
Hell under the water; melody by E. D.
_ Campbell. © 1 c. Feb. 28, 1928;
E 688391; Ralph Peer, New York.
5894
Hello Montreal; words by Billy Rose
and Mort Mixon, melody by Harry
Warren. © 1c. Mar. 3. 1928: HB
686556; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 5895
——Same. © Mar. 28, 1928; 2c. Mar.
29; E 687288; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 5896
Hentschel (Fritz) 5 skizzen, von F.
Hentschel, of Germany, op. 35; kla-
vier. 1. Die einsame. [4 others]
© July 28, 1927; 1 ec Mar. 2, 1928;
E 685620; P. J. Tonger, Cologne/
Rhine, Germany. 5897
‘Her lover; words and music by P. A.
Abbott. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1928: EB
688222; Pauline Allen Abbott, Palm
Springs, Calif. 5898
Herbstgedanken; worte von Martin
Greiff, musik von Ludwig Piitz, jr.,
of Germany; minnerchor. 4to.
July .31..1926; 1. c.. Mar...2, 1928;
E 685589; P. J. Tonger, Cologne,
a.Rh., Germany. 5899
Herbsttag (An autumn day); ged. von
Christel Kaufmann, English words
99529—_28——4
5909
by John Bernhoff, music von Richard
Trunk, of Germany, op. 49, no. 1. ©
Feb. 11, 1927; 1 c Feb. 27, 1928;
E 685281; Otto Halbreiter, Munich.
5900
Here comes my babie [!] now; words
and melody by W. Drake. ©1..
Mar. 22, 1928; EH 687111; William
Drake, New York. 5901
tiere comes the parade; by M. L. Pres-
ton, arr. by Paul Zilcher, of Ger-
many; pf., 6 hands. © Mar. 16,
1928; 2c. Mar. 19; E 688124; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 5902
Hey! Hey! Hazel; lyrics by Charles
Kenny, music by Tom Dennis; pf.
and ukulele acc. © 1 e¢ Feb. 18,
1928; E 683299; Harry F. Reser,
New York. 5903
Hey na horitam zentzi znoot (Tei ua
ropi TaM eHyi mHyTBb); arr. by D.
Kokolsky; mand. and guit. orch.
4to. © Mar. 15, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 20;
E 686997; Dmytro Kokolsky, New
York. 5904
Hey nonny no; 2-pt. song, words anon.,
from the Christ church ms., music
by EH. Markham Lee, of Great
Britain; sop. 1 and 2 or contralto;
in F. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
motatons|' = Cc) ‘Waeta, tooo ete:
Mar. 15; HE 685848; Edwin Ashdown,
Itd., London. 5905
Hi! Hi! galop, by Victor G. Boehnlein,
arr. by R. E, Hildreth; orch., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Mar. 1, 1928;
2 ce. Mar. 23; E 688170; Walter
Jacobs, inc., Boston. 5906
Hiawatha dramatized; lLongfellcw’s
poem arr. in tableau, recitation and
dance, and set to music by H. A.
Donald, of Great Britain; ladies’
voices. London, J. Curwen & sons,
Itd. 4to. © Dec. 10, 1927; 2c. Dee.
15.;,.D., 202783 , Henry... A... Donald,
London. 5907
Hickman’s crime and_ confession;
words by John Allen Reynolds, music
by J. W. Reynolds. © Mar. 5, 1928;
2 c...Mar. 16; E 686929; J. W.
Reynolds, Madison, S. C. 5908
Hier ist dein land; worte von Franz
Askani, musik von Hermann Sonnet,
of Germany; minnerchor. 4to. ©
Sept. 14, 1927; 1 c. Mar. 2, 1928;
E 685560; P. J. Tonger, Cologne,
a/Rh., Germany. 5909
307
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5910
High, dry and windy; words and
melody by L. Turner. © 1c. Mar.
7, 1928; E 688714; Lorena Turner,
DeRidder, La. 5910
High water; a spiritual, words by J.
Keirn Brennan, musie by Marsh
McCurdy, arr. by Joseph M. Weiss.
© Mar. 9, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 10; E
686774; DeSylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 5911
Highway (The) sheik; novelty song,
words and music by P. Giordano.
[Photostat] © 1c. Dee. 14, 1927;
EH 686779; Paul Giordano, Oakland,
Calif. 5912
fino oficial da A. P. P. B.; cancion,
composicao de F. C. Serpa. © Feb.
6, 1928; 2 ec. Feb. 16; E 688142;
Conselho supremo da associava por-
tuguesa protectora e_ beneficente,
San Francisco. 5913
Histoire (L’) de Malbrouk; chant
populaire francais, par. Vincent
d’Indy, of France, op. 90, no. 6; voix-
mixtes. 4to. © Jan. 10, 1928; 1 «.
Feb. 27; E 685387; Rouart Lerolle
et cie., Paris. 5914
Hitormiss; words and melody by J.
H. Woodward. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1928;
EK 687033; Joseph Harold Wood-
wal'd, M‘ami, Fla. 5915
Hochzeitsreise (Hine) durch Skandi-
navien (Un voyage de noce dans la
Scandinavie) ; von Emil Juel-Ired-
eriksen, of Denmark, arr. yon Max
Rhode, of Germany; orch. mit vio-
lino 1 direction. © Feb. 20, 1928;
1 ce. Mar. 9; E 685710; D. Rahter,
Leipzig. 5916
Holding my own; words by Philip
Taub, melody by Sdney Wadro
[pseud. of S. W. Kart] ©1e. Mar.
2, 1928; E 683592; Sidney Wadro
Kart, New York.
5917
Hollyhocks and palm trees; words and
music by G. E. Myers. © 1 ec. Mar.
16, 1928; E 688952; Gertrude E.
Myers, Portland, Or. 5918
Holy Mother, Mary mild; words and
music by M. B. Ehrman. © Mar. 30,
1928; 2 ce. Mar. 31; E 687362; Mary
B. Ehrman, Cincinnati. 5919
Home; words and music by M. R.
Gump; pf. and ukulele ace. © 1 «.
Mar. 29, 1928; E 687295; Maude R.
Gump, Baltimore. 5920
pt. III, n:s., V..22
Home of beauty; words and music by
Thomas Benton. © Jan. 2, 1928;
2c. Mar. 16; E 683967 ; Eugene Mon-
roe Bartlett, Hartford, Ark. 5921
Home of mine; from The red robe,
words by Harry B. Smith, music by
Jean Gilbert, of Germany, domic:led
at New York; pf. and ukulele acc.
New York, Harms, inc. © Mar. 24,
1928 ;.2.¢., Mar. 2703, ;087229; Sbhu-
bert theatre corp., New York. 5922
Home (The) of my childhood; words
and melody by M. L. Greene. ©
1 e. Mar. 7, 1928; EH 683709; Maud
L. Greene, Lake City, Fla. 5923
Home sck (Heimweh) ; waltz, words
and music by Math. Stepp, of Can-
ada. © Mar. 10, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 12;
E 683776; Mathias Stepp, Regina,
Sask., Canada. ; 5924
Home sweet home; waltz, arr. by G.
EF. Briegel, intro. Taps and Good
night ladies; orch. 4to. © Mar. 28,
1928 ; 2 c. Mar. 24; EH 687127; George
F. Briegel, New York. 5925
Homeward bound; words and music
by J. H. Woodward. © 1 ec. Mar.
20, 1928; E 687034; Joseph Harold
Woodward, Miami, Fla. 5926
Honey, I do; words by &. Leslie, mu-
sie by D. Lyon. Los Angeles, Calif.,
C. F. Loveland. © Mar. 1, 1928; 2c.
Mar. 9; E 688781; Del Lyon, Lew
Leslie and Mary Leywkowitz, Los
Angeles. 5927
Honeymoon time; musical comedy in
2 acts, words by Lewis Edward
Reinhardt, music by H. R. Hall-
bauer. Vocal se. © 1 c. Mar. 20,
1928; D 27289; Henry Richard Hall-
bauer, Hartford. 5928
Honeymooning; words by H. H. Cal-
vert, music by James O’Hare. Los
Angeles, Calif., Baker-Frase music
co. © Mar. 6, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 12;
E 686813; Hermina H. Calvert, Los
Angeles. 5929
Honolulu harbor ; Hawaiian hula song,
words and music by Mary Robins,
arr. by J. Noble. © Mar. 6, 1928;
2c. Mar. 12; E 686814; Johnny No-
ble, Honolulu. 5930
Honolulu nights; words and music by
Wendell Hall; pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by May Singhi Breen. (In
Wendell Hall’s vagabond modern-
istics) © Mar. 15, 1928; 2 ¢. Mar.
16; E 683975; Wendell Hall mus‘e
publishers, Chicago. 5931
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no. 38, 1928
r 5952
Hoover; words, arr. and setting to
music of Battle hymn of Republic
by J. S.. Woods. [Blueprint] ©
Feb. 25, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 9; E 683754;
J. S. Woods and Samuel EH. N.
Moore, Knoxville, Tenn. 5932
Hoover! we want Hoover; words by
Billy Hunter [i. e. Wm.. Mathew
Hunter] and Al Hegbom [i. e. E. V.
Hegbom], music by E. V. Hegbom.
© ic. Mar. 17, 1928; E 686950; El-
mer Voss Hegbom, Monterey, Calif.
5933
Horsemen (The); by Joseph Engle-
man, of Great Britain; pf. © Dec.
poe, - e€. Mar. 10, 1928’, B
685713; Bosworth & co., Leipzig.
5934
Hosanna; words arr. by M. L. Butler,
music by Helen Browne Freund. 4to.
© Mar. 7%, 1928; 2.¢c..Mar. 8; BE
686658; Mary L. Butler, Chicago.
5935
Hot reveille; melody by Paul F. Van
Loan and John Klenner. © 1 e.
Mar. 27, 1928; E 687203; Sper &
Coslow, inc., New York. 5936
House (The) by the side of the road;
by Mrs. M. H. Gulesian; orch. 4to.
© Feb. 23, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 7; E
686696; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
5937
How’d you like to be the ice-man;
words by E. P. Moran, music by
J. Fred Helf, ed. by Elliott Shapiro,
arr. for pf. by Eugene Platzman,
with ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini.
(In Grand old songs) © Mar. 22,
1928; 2 ec. Mar. 29; E 687256; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
5938
How graceful it is; waltz, de Oh! la
vicieuse, par John Tetterby, of
France; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Jan. 10, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 27;
E 685685; Choudens, Paris. 5939
How it rained; words by Jane Cowan,
music by M. Westgarth. San Fran-
cisco, Calif., Gold leaf music pub.
co. © Mar..1, 1928: 2. c. Mar. 7:
E 687116; Marian Westgarth, San
Francisco. 5940
How jazz was born; from Keep shuf-
flin’, words by Andy Razaf, music
by Thomas Waller; pf. and ukulele
ace. ‘© Feb: 29, 1928;'2 ¢. Mar.. 2;
E 683826; Harms, inc., New York.
5941
How many times I’ve cried over you;
words by Hugh Evans, melody by
H. M. Wadsworth. © 1 c. Mar. 28,
1928; E 688351; Horace Miller
Wadsworth, New Orleans. 5942
Hudson River; from High-lo, words
by Henry Myers, music by Henry
Sullivan. © Mar, 24, 1928; 2 «.
Mar. 26; E 688264; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. 5943
Huerfano (Hl); letra y musica de
David V. Gonzalez y Ed Tavo; pf.
[Photostat] © Feb. 28, 1928; 2 e.
Mar. 5; E 686618; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. ° 5944
Humpty Dumpty; by Fud Livingston;
E flat alto saxophone with pf. acc.
© Mar. 9, 1928: 2 ¢. Mar. 9; B
683733; Robbins music corp., New
York. 5945
Hungry women; words by Jack Yel-
len, music by ,Milton Ager; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Mar. 19, 1928; 2 e¢.
Mar. 21; E 688136; Ager, Yellen &
Bornstein, ine., New York. 5946
Hurry; by Joseph Engleman, of Great
Britain; pf. -© Dee.'23, 1927; 1 ec.
Mar. 10, 1928; E 685714; Bosworth
& co., Leipzig. 5947
Hush-a-bye; words and melody by A.
Remsen. © 1 c¢c.:Mar. 8, 1928; E
686669; Alice Remsen, New York.
5948
Hutchinson (Victor Hely) Five songs
of innocence; words by William
Blake, music by V. H. Hutchinson,
of Great Britain ; female voices. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
1. Piping down the valleys. [4
others] © Feb. 9, 1928; 1 c. Mar.
6; E 685430; Oxford university
press, London. 5949
Hymn of freedom; words and music
by D. L. Sims; mixed voices. 4to.
© Mar. 20, 1928; 2 e. Mar. 22; BE
688319; Dorothy L. Sims, Wichita,
Kan. 5950
Hymnal (The) for young people; ed.
by Milton §S. Littlefield and Margaret
Slattery. © Feb. 2, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
4; aff. Feb. 28; A 1069005; A. S.
Barnes & co., New York. 5951
Hymne de Jindépendance Afghan;
arr. par Pierre Dupont, of France;
harmonie et fanfare. 4to. © Jan.
10, 1928; 1 @ Feb. 27; E. 685413;
Editions musicales Evette, Paris.
5952
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5953
pt. m9 A's. -v23
Hymne national de Monaco;
de Bel-
lando de Castro-Albrecht, arr. par
Léon Jehin, of Belgium; orch. avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dee. 10,
1927; 1 c. Mar. 8, 1928; E 6859388 ;
Paul Decourcelle, Nice, France.
5953
Hymne royal afghan; arr. de P. Du-
pont, of France; harmonie et fan-
fare, avec conducteur en ut. 4to.
© Dec. 23, 1927; 1.¢. Jan. 25, 1928;
EH 684483 ; Editions musicales Evette,
Paris: 5954
am longing dear for you; words and
music by W. M. Arbogast; pf. and
ukulele acc: New York City, Frank
Harding. © Mar. 28, 1928; 2 «¢.
Mar. 29; E 687285; William M.
Arbogast, Rachel, W. Va. 5955
am yours; words and music by
Benny Davis and Ted Fiorito. ©
Man,” 2%, A92Z85:;2 G. Mar. 28:;) BD
687278; De Sylva, Brown & ’Hen-
derson, inc., New York. 5956
believe in you; words and music by
S. M. Talbert. © Mar. 8, 1928; 2 ¢.
Mar. 9; E 683726; Sarah May Tal-
bert, Buffalo. 5957
call my girl Revenge; fox-trot song, |
words by Huntley Trevor, music by
Tolchard Evans, of Great Britain;
pf. and ukulele acc.; in E flat.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Mar. 9, 1928; 1 ¢. Mar. 17; EB
685882; Cecil Lennox, ltd., London.
5958
I can remember the kind things mother
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Lan
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did; words and melody by W. R.
Hodgin; plectrum banjo. © 1 «.
Mar. 6, 1928; E 683706; Willard
Randolph Hodgin, Greensboro, N. C.
5959
can’t do without you; words and
melody by Irving Berlin. @ ite:
Mar. 7, 1928; E 683718; Irving Ber-
lin, inc., New York. 5960
can’t do without you; words and
music by Irving Berlin; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Mar. 20, 1928; 2 c.
Mar. 21; E 688120; Irving Berlin,
inc., New. York. 5961
can’t find that sweetheart of mine;
words and melody by T. Connors.
© 1c. Mar. 1, 1928; E 686502;
Thomas Connors, Lawrence, Mass.
5962
can’t forget I love you; waltz, words
and melody by W. J. Gruber. ©
/ I do not choose to run;
1 c. Mar. 26, 1928; E 688289; Wil-
liam Joseph Gruber, New Orleans. -
5963.
I cared for her then and still do;
words by A. H. Melurick, melody by
Robt. H. Brennen. © 1 ec. Mar. 2,
1928; E 683598; Anthony L. Melu-
rick, Mullan, Id. 5964
I caught two cods cuddling; comedy
cho. song, words and music by Harry
S. Pepper and Billy Milton, both of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.;
in F. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Mar. 6, 1928; 1 ¢c. Mar.
15; E 685876; Cecil Lennox, 1td.,
5965
I close my eyes and Heo ae words by
J. Keirn Brennan, music by Karl
Hajos. © Mar. 22, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
23; E 688206; DeSylva, Brown &
Henderson, inec., New York. 5966
I'd like to take you home to my
mother ; words by Billy Rose, melody
by Jack Little. ©1c. Mar. 3, 1928;
E 686557; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 5967
I’d rather be dead; words and melody
by Pete Fuller. © 1 ¢ Mar. 28,
1928; E 6883869; Porter Grainger,
New York. 5968
I’d rather be lonesome without you
than have you unhappy with me;
words by John Bornkessel, music
by Frank J. Nanna and Tommy Weir
[i. e. Thomas Weir]. © 1c. Mar. 7,
1928; E 686672; Thomas Weir and
Frank Nanna, Rochester, N. Y.
5969
I’d rather mean a little to you; words
by Arthur Terker, melody by Sammy
London.
Fain. » © 1 « Mar. 16019382) 5
686961; Spier & Coslow, inc., New
York. 5970
I didn’t know that you loved some-
body else; words by M. Kipp, melody
by Robt. H. Brennen. © 1 c. Mar.
14, 1928; E 683900; Marguerite Kipp,
Piqua, Kan. 5971
words by
Charles Kenny, music by Tom Den-
nis. New York City, Microfone
music publishers. © Jan. 17, 1928;
2).¢c., Jan. ;, 23; E.,688580,; Harry. 9.
Reser, New York. 5972
I don’t blame you; words by Mack
Davis, music by C. Cobian, of Ar-
gentina, domiciled at New York, and
Bill Haid [i. e. Wm. Haid]. ©
310
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1928
May. - 28, 1928), 2», ciq Mar, ,:29; ..B
687289; Carlos Cobian, New York.
5973
don’t know why you make me cry,
but you do, do, do; words and melody
by H. F. Sehmidt. © 1 ¢. Mar.
22, 1928; E 687080; Helen Ford
Schmidt, St. Louis. 5974
don’t want to fly; words and music
by Mary Valdespino, arr. by Ste-
phano Guerrieri. Tampa, Fla., Man-
sell and Guerrieri. © Mar. 30, 1928;
2 c. Mar. 31; E 687366; Mary V._
Mansell, Tampa, Fla. 5975
don’t want to play in your yard;
words by Philip Wingate, music by
H. W. Petrie, ed. by Elliott Shapiro,
arr. for pf. by Eugene Platzman,
with ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini.
(In Grand old songs) © Mar. 22,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 29; .E 687268; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
5976
doubt it, don’t you; words and mel-
ody by P. C. FitzGerald. © 1 e.
Mar. 29, 1928; E. 687326; Percy C.
FitzGerald, Roswell, N. M. 5977
found a horseshoe; words by Billy
Meyers, music by Elmer Schoebel;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Mar. 1,
1928; 2 ce. Mar. 9; E 6838727; Jack
Mills, ine., New York. 5978
gave up my mother for you; fox
- trot,, words and melody by Frank
Parente. © 1 ce. Mar. 17, 1928; B
686965 ; James Dante, Madison, N. J.
5979
gave you all; fox trot, words and
music by Jack Vernon, of England;
pf. acc., with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Kel Keech; in F.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Oct. 28, 1927; 1 ec. Mar. 1, 1928;
E 685824; Music pub. ¢co., ltd., Lon-
don. 5980
got some baby; words and music by
A. O. Hahn; pf. with words.
1 ec. Mar. 3, 1928; EH 686563; Albert
Otto Hahn, St. Louis. 5981
I guess I’ll have to telegraph my baby;
words and music by George M.
Cohan, ed. by Elliott Shapiro, arr.
for pf. by Eugene Platzman, with
ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini. (In
Grand old songs) © Mar. 22, 1928;
2c. Mar. 29; E 687258; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
5982
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5992
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I had to come back to you; words by
Billy Rose and Ballard McDonald,
melody by Ted Fiorito. © 1c. Mar.
28, 1928: E 688367; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. 5983
I hear the meadows calling me; ballad,
words by John EH. Guernsey, music
by Floyd Thompson. © Mar. 24,
1928; 2 @ Mar. 27; E 6871738;
Thompson and Guernsey, Indianap-
olis. 5984
I heard the sound of harpers; by Dud-
ley. Peele; organ. (Jn American
organ quarterly, v. 9, no. 25, April,
1928) © Mar. 30, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
31; E 687370; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 5985
I heard you sing; poem by Tom Burke,
music by Harry Solloway, of Great
Britain ; with violin obbl. ad. lib.; in
E flat. © Jan. 9, 1928; 1c. Feb. 9;
E 685837; Silberman & Solloway,
London. ‘ 5986
I introduce my heart to you; by M. A.
Weitzman; pf., [and] Here I am
your little doll; waltz song, by M.
A. Weitzman. © 1c. Mar. 10, 1928;
E 686791; Morris A. Weitzman, Chi-
cago. 5987
know I’m in love with you; words
and melody by J. J. Luby. © 1.
Mar. 12, 1928; E 686846; John James
Luby, New York. 5988
know whose [!] to blame for my
tears; words and melody by Jack
Bernadi. © 1c. Mar. 14, 1928; E
683930; Jacob Bernadi Topf, Brook-
lyn. 5989
like toffee, but I can’t stick jaw;
words and music by James Walsh,
of Great Britain; pf. ace., with ban-
julele banjo and ukulele arr. by Al-
vn D. Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Mar. 5, 1928; 1c.
Mar. 6; E 685812; B. Feldman &
co., London. 5990
Till always love you my darling;
words and musie by M. D. C. Saph.
© 1c. Mar. 10, 1928; E 686810;
Margaret Denton Cornwall Saph,
Berkeley, Calif. 5991
Ill be true to my honey boy; words
and music by George Evans, ed. by
Elliott Shapiro, arr. for pf. by Eu-
gene Platzman, with ukulele arr. by
A. J. Franchini. (Jn Grand old
songs) © Mar. 22, 1928; 2 ec. Mar.
29; E 687259; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 5992
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5993
Ill sail upon the dog star; words by
Henry Purcell, music arr. by Gordon
Jacob, of Great Britain; in G.
[Staff and ton‘e sol-fa notations] ©
Jan. 26, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 6; E 685458 ;
Oxford university press, London.
5993
Ill say goodby; words and music by
D. M. Baker. © 1c. Mar. 22, 1928;
HE 687084; Deane M. Baker, Malden,
Mass. 5994
Ill tell you why ; words by E. J, Rosen-
green and George L. Jaquier, music
by E. J. Rosengreen. © 1c Mar.
21, 1928; E 688160; Enid Josephine
Rosengreen, Salt Lake City. 5995
I love you as you are; words by Alfred
Joy, music by Harry Geise, arr. by
Jean Walz; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Mar. 13, 1928% :2).¢:)Mar,:15; ; BE
687013 ; Joy pub. co., Chicago. 5996
love you, dear; words by George W.
Crofts, music, by’ iD5\, Bey biMtier.
[Photostat] © 1. Mar. 29, 1928;
E 687812; David H. Piller, Baton
Rouge, La.
Loa
I love you so; from Lovetime, words
and music by S. H. Norton. ©1«.
Mar. 30, 1928; E 688424; Spencer
H. Norton, Norman, Okl. 5998
I’m a one man gal; words and melody
by Ted Nixon and A. Moore. © 1.
Mar. 28, 1928; E.- 688361; Allie
Moore, New York. 5999
I’m a-goin’ home to my mammy; nov-
elty jazz song, words and mus.c by
T. C. M. Antonacci. © 1c. Mar. 12,
1928; E 683805; Theresa C. M. An-
tonacci, San Jose, Calif. 6000
I’m all alone; blues fox trot, words by
John EH. Guernsey, music by Floyd
Thompson; pf. and ukulele arr. ©
Mar. 24; J928:3)2. Cy.Mag. 205
687175; Thompson and Guernsey,
Indianapolis. 6001
I’m dreaming of you; words and music
by C.. Bone. © 1 c.-Mar. 26, 1928;
E 687200 ; Carroll Bone, Long Beach,
Calif. 6002
I’m feelin’ devilish; words and music
by Maceo Pinkard. © Jan. 20, 1928;
2c. Jan. 23; EH 681451; Handy bros.
music co., inc., New York. 60038
Im feeling happy today; words by
Jimmy Daly and Paul Murphy, mel-
ody by J. Daly and A. Fisk, arr. by
Arthur: Fisk): ©:1¢'\Mar. 28,1928;
EK 688234; James Daly, San Fran-
cisco. 6004
5997 |
pt. 111, n. s., v. 23
Im glad I am a college boy; words
and music by T. W. Tiemann.
1 ¢. Feb. 24, 1928; E 688378; Thad-
deus W. Tiemann, Charleston, W.
Va. 6005.
I’m going back to dear old Dixie;
words and music by R. Kirkwood
and W. F. Wunderlin. © 1 ¢ Mar.
31, 1928; E 687392; Ruby Kirkwood,
Kalamazoo, Mich. 6006
I’m in love with you; words by C. J.
Culley, music by Zoe C. Flinn. ©
1c. Mar. 29, 1928; E 687830; Charles.
J. Culley, Peoria, Ill. 6007.
I’m lonesome for you; fox trot, words
by J. Lynch, melody by William
Cron. ©.i-t> Cj Mar oo eles
683666; John Lynch, jr., L:nden,
IN od 6008:
I’m longing just for you; words and
music by R. Prosser, New York City,
Crown music co. © Mar. 1, 1928;
(/ 2c. Mar. 12; E 683780; Ruth Pros-
ser, East Orange, N. J. ' 6009.
I’m mad about you; from Cochran’s
1928 revue, words and music by
Noél Coward, of Great Britain. ©
Heb. ..28, 5 1928 2): ave. ieee mee
685747 ; Chappell & co., Itd., London.
6010:
I’m not going to; words by A. An-
- thony, music by Richard Broughton.
©1c. Mar. 8, 1928; E 686666; Alice
Anthony, Elgin, M1. 6011
I’m not to blame; words by M. Gau-
tier, music by L. Gautier and R. C.
Butler. New York City, Frank Hard-
ing. © Mar. 22, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 28;
E 688339; Mary Gautier, Louise Gau-
tier and Ruth Cotton Butler, Jack-
sonville, Fla. 6012:
I’m playing hide and go seek; fox trot,
by Bernie Grossman, Billy Moll and
Arthur Sizemore, arr. by Jim Blade;
orch. with wo1'ds. 4to. © Mar: 24,
1928°;.2 .¢.. Mar. (26° "Ri Geeeos. us
ward B. Marks music co., New
York. 6013.
I’m rolling back to California; words
and music by E. V. Hegbom and W.
M. Hunter, arr. by EH. V. Hegbom.
© 1c. Mar..17, 1928; EH 686951; El-
mer Voss Hegbom and Wm. Mathew
Hunter, Monterey, Calif. 6014
I’m simply crazy for you; words and
music by O. W. Wolters. © 1 «.
Mar. 14, 1928; HE 683984; Orris Wal-
ter Wolters, Winona, Minn. 6015
ol2
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1928
I’m up in the air over Charl’e; words
and melody by H. F. Schmidt. ©
1c. Mar. 22, 1928; E 687081; Helen
Ford Schmidt, St. Louis. 6016
I’m waiting; fox trot ballad, words
and melody by J. P. O’Connor. ©
1 ce. Mar. 10, 1928; E 686788; James
Patrick O’Connor, Jersey City, N. J.
6017
I’m waiting for the moon to shine;
words and music by H. R. Cock. ©
1c. Mar. 19, 1928; E 688109; Hardy
Rhodes Cook, Shreveport, La. 6018
I’m whispering to say that I love you;
fox-trot, words by Ed. E. Browm and
Geo. C. Brenner, music by Edwin
Tilman; 2 treble voices; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by E. Tillman. ©
Mun. 20, 1928: 2 co” Mar, (24 ;°
687130; Edwin Tillman, ine, Mil-
waukee. 6019
I’m wingin’ home; fox trot, words by
Benée Russell, music by Henry H.
Tobias. © Mar. 14, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
16; E 687007; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 6020
I’m wonderful; one-step from the Yel-
low mask, words by Desmond Car-
ter, music by Vernon Duke, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace.; in F.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Poe eta tC. Mar.’ 15
685756; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London. 6021
I’m wond’ring why; words by O. M.
Phillips, melody by W. J. Barklow.
© ‘ft e Mar. 23, 1928: BH 688225 ;
Orpha May Phillips and William
John Barklow, Toledo, O. 6022
I must be dreaming; words by Al Du-
bin and Pat Flaherty, music by Al.
Sherman; pf. and ukulele acc., with
extra pf. solo by Lee Sims. © Mar.
15,1928 5" 2c! “Mar. 17’ E’°686933;
Ted Browne music co., ine., Chicago.
6023
I need Thee; words by-Mark D. Us-
sery, music by Thomas Benton. ©
Jan. 2, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 16; E 683968 ;
Kugene Monroe Bartlett, Hartford.
Ark. 6024
I never saw a bath'ng suit in Russia;
words and music by Fred Fisher and
Lew Michelson; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by M. Kalua. © Feb. 2,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 27; E 687179; Jack
Mills, ine., New. York. 6025
never shall forget it; words and mu-
sic by E. M. Bartlett; male voices.
© Jan. 20, 1928; 2c. Mar. 16; B
ke
6035
.
683972 ;
Hartford, Ark.
Eugene Monroe Bartlett,
6026
I never thought; words by Ed. Lowry,
music by Kenneth Albrecht; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Mar. 26, 1928; 2 «.
Mar. 29; E 687280; Forster music
publisher, ine., Ch'cago. 6027
I passed your garden wall; words by
K. J. Wells, music by P. M. Starr.
© 1 ¢ Mar. 13, 1928; E 686856;
Perry Martin Starr and Francis
Jess Wells, Culver City, Calif.
: 6028
I roll the dot (Ich rolle punkt) ; black-
stomp, text von Albert Bennefeld,
musik von Will Meisel, arr. von Fred
Ralph, both of Germany; orch. mit
pf. direktion. 4to. © Aug. 11, 1927;
1. c (Web... 27, 1928; B. 6853812;" Kdi-
tion Meisel & co., G. m. b. H., Ber-
lin. 6029
I still love you; words and music by
W. C. McFadden, arr. by Salvatore
Orlando. © 1c. Mar. 28, 1928; E
6883865; William Cunningham Mc-
Fadden, New York. 6030
I still remember—do you; words and.
music by Benny Davis and Harry
Akst; pf. and ukulele ace. © Mar.
18, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 15; E 686868;
Jerome H. Remick & co., New York.
6031
I think Til put my blue suit on to-
night; words and melody by Billy
Kent and Jean Schwartz. © 1 «
Mar. 21, 1928; E 688154; Shapiro,
Bernstein & e@o., ine., New York.
6032
I think of what you used to think of
me; words and music by Roy Turk,
James F. Hanley and Abe Lyman;
pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by A. J.
Franchini. © Mar. 2, 1928; 2 «.
Mar. 3; E 686542; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 6033
I try so hard to hate you; words by
Patricia Lawlor, melody by Ernie
Burnett. © 1 ¢. Mar. 5, 1928; E
683671; Ernest M. Burnett, Chicago.
6034
I’ve got a blue eyed baby; words and
music by P. M. Hutch'son. © 1 «.
Mar. 19, 1928; E 687025; Paul M.
Hutchison, Seattle. 6035
I’ve got ev’rything; words and music
by Howard Johnson, Charles Tobias
and Al Sherman; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by A. J. Franchini. © Mar.
20,; 1928; 2 « Mar. 21; E 688139;
313
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6036
pt. IIT, nas: ¥: Ze
I’ve got ev’rything—Continued.
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 6036
I’ve got the hotest [!] mama; words
and melody by J. J. Luby. ©1e.
Mar. 12, 1928; EH 686847; John James
Luby, New York. 6037
Ive got you where I want you; words
by Alfred Joy, music by Harry Geise,
arr. by Jean Walz; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Feb. 28, 1928; 2 ec. Mar. 1;
E 686524; Joy pub. co., Chicago.
603
I’ve waited, honey, waited long for
you; words and music by George A,
Nichols, ed. by Elliott Shapiro, arr.
for pf. by Eugene Platzman, with
ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini. (In
Grand old songs) © Mar. 22, 1928;
2 ec. Mar. 29; E 687245; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
6039
I want a good girl bad; words and
music by Joe Darcy, Lou: Herscher
and Perry Alexander; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © -Mar. 15, 1928: 2 e.
Mar. 15; E 686882; Bibo, Bloedon &
Lang, ine., New York. 6040
I want to be babied by you, you, you
and nobody else but you; words and
melody by R. H. Brennen. © 1 «.
Mar. 2, 1928; E 683595; Robt. H.
Brennen, New York. 6041
I want to get married; words by C. L.
Hines, music and ukulele arr. by
Harry Jay [pseud. of Harry J. Lin-
coln] © Mar. 10, 1928; 2 ec. Mar.
12; E 683781; Charles L. Hines,
Council Bluffs, Ia. 6042
I want to see my Savior; words and
music by E. M. Bartlett. © Jan.
2, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 3; E 686545;
Eugene Monroe Bartlett, Hartford,
Ark. 6043
I want you; words and music by R. C.
Dalton, arr. by Alex Hill. © 1.
Mar. 15, 1928; E 686913; Ruby C.
Dalton, Los Angeles. 6044
I will go look for death; words by
John Masefield, music by Ralph
Greaves, of Great Britain. © Mar.
5, 1926; 1 ec. Feb. 25, 1928; E 689004;
Oxford university press, London.
6045
I wish I could forget you; words and
music by Eugene West and Rube
Wolf; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
Hank Linet. © Mar. 10, 1928; 2 ¢.
Mar. 10; E 686755; Robbins music
corp., New York. 6046
I wish it was over; words and melody
by R. Henderly. © 1c. Mar. 12,
1928; E 683799; Russell Henderly,
Cincinnati. 6047
I wish you wouldn’t haunt me in my
dreams; words by Terry Sullivan
and Ernest Melvin, music by E. Mel-
vin, of England; pf. aec., with banju-
lele banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin
Keech; in F. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Sept. 30, 1927: 1 «¢. -
Mar. 1, 1928; H 685825; Music pub.
co., ltd., London. 6048
I wonder if you’re coming back again;
words by Jerry Belyea, melody by
D. L. Carley. © 1c. Mar. 28, 1928;
E 688359; Dorothy Leone Carley,
Grand Rapids, Mich. 6049
I wonder if you still love me; fox-trot
and waltz, words by Samuel Rich-
ards, music by G. M. Tidd; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Mar. 13, 1928; 2 ¢.
Mar. 15; E 687009; G. M. Tidd music
publisher, Columbus, O. . 6050
I wonder why; waltz, words and music
by Marion Watson, of Great Britain;
pf. ace., with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in
E flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Mar. 12, 1928; 1 e. Mar.
13; E 685818; B. Feldman & co.,
London. 6051
Ich bin verliebt, verlobt, verheiratet—?
noch nicht; text von Albert Benne-
feld, musik von Willi Lorky, arr. von
Franz Thon, both of Germany ; orch.
mit pf.-direktion. 4to. © June 15,
1927: 1 c Feb. 27, 1928; WD 685316 ;
Edition Meisel & co. G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 6052
Ich griisse dich (I give thee my love) ;
10 ausgewihlte u. beliebte salon-
compositionen, von Carl Ginschals,
u. a., bearb. von Herm. Wenzel, of
Germany; pf. bd. 2. © Dec. 10,
1927: 1 ec. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685217;
Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 6053
Ich hab’ einmal am neckarstrand ein
midelehen gekiisst; worte von Fritz
Rotter, musik von Hans May, of
Austria. © Jan. 15, 1928; 1 c. Mar.
24; EH 689011; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
Vienna. 6054
Ich lasse nichts auf mein Deutschland
kommen; aus Hs war einmal in Jena,
worte von Ernst Neubach, musik
von Fred Raymond, of Austria. ©
314
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1928
Jan. 20, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 24; E
689010; Wiener bohéme-verlag, Vi-
enna. 6055
Ich weiss eine miihle auf bergeshdhn ;
text von Hans Pflanzer u. Willy
Weiss, musik von Eduard May, of
Germany. © Nov. 19, 1927; 1 «.
Feb. 27, 1928; E 685287; Viola-
verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 6056
Ideal (The) of my dreams; words and
melody by E. Green. © 1 c.. Mar.
26, 1928; E 688294; Estella Green,
Pittsburg, Calif. 6057
Idyl pastorale; by Domenico Savino;
orch. © Feb. 4, 1928; 2c. Feb. 8;
E 681797; Robbins music corp., New
York. 6058
If I can’t have you; fox trot, by
Walter Donaldson, arr. by Joseph
Nussbaum; orch., with words. 4to.
© Mar. 6, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 7; E
686686; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
6059
If I can’t have you; fox trot, words
and music by Walter Donaldson, arr.
by Walter C. Simon; Feistyle pianor-
gan arr. © Feb. 29, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
2; E 686515; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. « 6060
If I could forget; from The red robe,
words by Harry B. Smith, music by
Jean Gilbert, of Germany, domiciled
at New York; pf. and ukulele ace.
New York, Harms, inc. © Mar. 24,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 27; E 687228; Shu-
bert theatre corp., New York. 6061
If I had a pal; words by R. May,
melody by Casper Nathan. © 1 «.
Mar. 9, 1928; E 6838744; Rosetta
May, Chicago. 6062
If I had but an hour to live; words
by Roscoe Gilmore Stott, music by
Geoffrey O’Hara. 1. High voice in
G.—2. Low voice in E flat. © Feb.
13, 1928; 2 c. each Mar. 7; E 686694:
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 6063
If I had someone to love me like you;
words and music by H. Dorsey.
New York City, Frank Harding mu-
sic house. © Mar. 22, 1928: 2 e.
Mar. 28; E 688341; Helen Dorsey,
Burke, Id. 6064
If I'll lose you; words by J. A. Notto,
melody by Frank Maggi; with uku-
lele ace. © 1c. Mar. 16, 1928: E
683947 ; Joseph Anthony Notto, New
York. 6065
6076
If I lost you; words by Charlie Haw
rison and Art Kassel, music by
Monte Wilhite; pf. and ukulele acc.,
with pf. solo by Lee Sims. © Mar.
24, 1928; 2 ec. Mar. 26; E 688274;
Ted Browne music co., ine., Chi-
cago. 6066
If I only knew; words and melody by
S. A. Smith, arr. by Dave Peyton.
© 1 .e¢ Mar. 5, 1928; E 686629;
Stella A. Smith, Marion, Ind. 6067
If I were a buceaneer ; words and mel-
ody by P. C. FitzGerald. © 1 «@
Mar. 29, 1928; E 687327; Percy. C.
FitzGerald, Roswell, N. M. 6068
If it weren’t for you, dear; words and
music by J. Newman. © Mar. 13,
1928; 2 c« Mar. 10; E 683770; Jos-
eph Newman, Denver. 6069
If only I had you; words by Charles
Bertram, music by Joseph P. Davies,
of England; pf. and ukulele acc.;
in F. London, Lawrence Hamilton
& co. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions} “© May’3, 1927-3". € Oa15;
E 684679; Laurie Bodley, London.
6070
If you don’t love me, who do you love;
words by H. Ahlert, music by M. L.
Atlas; pf. [Photostat] ©1e. Mar.
2, 1928; E 683606; Herman Ahlert,
Bellaire, L. I., N. Y¥., and Manning
Lee Atlas, Yonkers, N. Y. 6071
If you knew; words and melody by
M. Elliott, arr. by Arthur Fisk. ©
1 e¢. Mar. 5, 1928; E 683668; Mer-
cedes Elliott, San Francisco. 6072
If you’re sorry, I’m sorry too; waltz,
words and music by Lew Porter; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by T. Kahana.
© Mar. 13, 1928; 2c: Mar. 14; H
683885 ; Edward B. Marks music co.,
New York. 6073
If you recall your baby days; words
and music by O. M. Lansing. ©
1 ec. Mar. 2, 1928; E 683607; Olga
M. Lansing, Venice, Calif. 6074
If you’ve forgotten me; waltz song,
words by Reg. Longville, music by
Sidney Edmund, of Great Britain;
pf. and ukulele ace.; in B flat.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Mar. 9, 1928; 1 ¢@ Mar. 17; E
685883 ; Cecil Lennox, Itd., London.
6075
Ilona; Hungarian czardas, by Jascha
Gurewich; E flat alto saxophone
with pf. acc. © 1c. Mar. 15, 1928;
E 686909; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleve-
land. 6076
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6077
Im friihling; worte von Julius Sturm,
musik von Peter Weber, of Ger-
many; 4-stimmigen méannerchor.
4to. © Nov. 12, 1927; 1 ¢) Mar. 2,
1928; EH 685577; -P. J. Tonger,
Cologne/Rhine, Germany. 6077
.Im klavier ist eine katze drin; foxtrot,
text von Hugo Wiener, musik von
Stephan Weiss, of Austria. © Oct.
t hO2Ts oP, CL HeDr at ocoee ou
685268; Fritz Horst, Altona, Elbe,
Germany. 6078
Imperial wizard march; by Tedesco;
band. 4to. © Mar. 9, 1928; 2 «.
Mar. 10; E 686757; Charles A. Lutz,
York Pa. 6079
Impression; by Francis Frank; pf.
© Feb. 27, ,1928> 2:¢,. Mar. 5: EB
686721; G. Schirmer, ine, New
York. 6080
In a little two-by-four for two; words
by Al Hoffman, music by ‘George '
Brown, pf. acc. with ukulele arr. by
Anthony J. Franchini. © Mar. 19,
19285, 2 Ga Mar. 21> (6 .688135;; Joe
Morris music co., New York. 6081
In a smuggler’s cave; photoplay mu-
sic, by R. S. Stoughton; pf. © Feb.
14, 1928; 2 c Mar. 23; E 688186;
Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 6082
In a _ sorcerer’s chamber; photoplay
music, by R. S. Stoughton; pf. ©
Novy-* 26, 1927 2°2%e?) Mar? 23) "1928 -
E 688180; Walter Jacobs. ine., Bos-
ton. 6083
In all the country round (Dans tous
les cantons); 3-pt. Canadian folk
song, words and melody from HE.
Gagnon’s Chansons populaires du
Canada, English version by John
Murray Gibson, music arr. by Louis
Victor Saar; women’s voices. 4to.
© Feb. 17, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 16; HB
688000; Carl Fischer, ine, New
York. 6084
In beautiful moonlight valley; words
and music by G. W. Mills. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Feb.
28, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 2; E 683584;
George W. Mills, New York. 6085
In den teegirten Ceylons (In the tea-
gardens of Ceylon); Englischer
walzer, von Yoshitomo [pseud. of
Carl Zimmer], of Germany; orch.,
mit violine 1 direktion. 4to.
Apr. 9, 1927; 1 ec. Feb. 27, 1928; EB
685248 ; Richard Birnbach, Berlin.
6086
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
In der fremde; worte und musik von
Friedrich Manns, of Germany, .op.
51; minnerchor. 4to. © June 29,
1926; 1 c. Mar. 2, 1928; E 685576;
P. J. Tonger, Cologne/Rhine, Ger-
many. 6087
In der fremde; worte von Jos. von
Hichendorff, musik von Peter Weber,
of Germany, op. 12, nr. 2; ménner-
chor. 4to. © Sept. 30, 1926; 1 ¢.
Mar, . \2,,:1928*" Geo000 goed
Tonger, Cologne, a/Rh., Germany.
6088
In der himmelpfortgassen auf neune;
worte von Peter Herz, musik von
Hdmund Bysler, arr. von Franz Eber,
both of Austria; kleines u. grosses
orch. 4to. © Mar. 7, 1928; 1 ec.
Mar. 21; E 689037; Wiener musik-
verlag (Inhaber Otto Hirich),
Vienna. 6089
In idleness; suite, by Harold Samuel,
of Great Britain; pf. 1. Preludietto.
[4-others] © Feb. 17, 1928; 14
Mar. 1; E 685341; Associated board
of the;R. A. .M, and, the, Ro C., M.,
London. 6090
In modo di valse; by Michael Press;
violin and pf. © Dec. 23, 1927; 2 ¢.
Mar. 16, 1928; E 688034; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 6091
In Morrab garden; by Arthur Baynon,
of Great Britain; pf. © Feb. 28,
1928; 1 c. Mar. 8; E 685829; J.
Curwen & sons, Itd., London. 6092
In mournful mood; by Jean Sibelius,
op. | 103; no.) 5, carr. oby Sehas J.
Roberts; full orch., with pf. conduc-
tor: © Jan.’ 4, 18288"9" ¢. Maree ;
E 688075; Carl Fischer, inec., New
York. 6093
In my heart; words and music by HE.
M. Bartlett. © Jan. 2, 1928; 2 ec.
Mar. 3; E 686546; Eugene Monroe
Bartlett, Hartford, Ark. 6094
In our village; 4 short impressions, by
Leon Feorde, of Great Britain; pf.
1. The village fete. [38 others] ©
Jan. 20, 1928; 1 ec. Mar. 2; Ei 685789;
Leonard & co., London. 6095
In sonniger landschaft (Neath sum-
mer’s sunlit skies); von Mare Ro
land, of Germany; grosses u. salon-
orch. mit violino 1 direction.
Oct. 11,, T927,:. TL ersReb: Bie Lars =
E 685269; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany. 6096
316
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
; 6118
In souvenir (In remembrance); ro-
mance, Italian words by A. Bignotti,
English vers.on by Frederick H.
Martens, music by Enrique Soro, of
Chile; high voice. (Cover title: In
remembrance) © Mar. 1, 1928; 2c.
Mar. 7; E 686742; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 6097
In the eross of Christ I glory; words
by John Bowring, music by S. HE.
Marris.. 4to. 1. In E min.—2. In
G min. © Feb. 15, 1928; 2 c. each
Feb. 17; E 683505; Samuel H. Morris,
Brooklyn. 6098
In the days of the Irequois; Indian
love song, words by Frederick H.
Mariens, music by Francesco B. De
Leone; high voice. © Mar. 21, 1928;
2 ec. Mar. 26; E 688297; White-Smith
music pub. co., Boston. 6099
In the distance (In der ferne) ; cho.,
English, German text and music by
Robert Kramer; male voices. 4to.
© Jan. 24, 1928; 2c. Mar. 16;
E 683991; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 6100
In the garden of my dreams; fox-trot,
by M. Christensen; pf. © 1c. Mar.
9, 1928; E 683748; Merrill Christen-
sen, Manassa, Col. 6101
In the gloam of the far western sky;
words and mus:c by T. Hearon, arr.
by Edward Gordon. © 1c. Mar. 12,
1928: E 683753; Thomas Hearon,
New York. 6102
In the good old fashioned way; words
and melody by H. Barnett. © 1.
Mar. 1, 1928; E 685501: Hannah
Barnett, Relief, N. C. 6103
In the jailhouse now; words and
melody by Jimmie Rodgers. ©1e.
Mar. 24, 1928; E 687137; Ralph
Peer, New York. 6104
In the market (Al mercato) ; from Life
in Japan, by H. M. Higgs, of Eng-
land; orch. with pf. conductor. 4to.
(©) Mar. 23, 1928: 1 c. Mar. 24; B
689025; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
6105
In the palace of the Khedive ; by Henry
Hadley. arr. by Erno Rapée; full
orch., with pf. conductor. © Jan.
20, 1928;''2' c. Mar. 16; E 688061;
Car! Fischer, inc., New York. 6106
In the temple (Nel tempio); from
Life in Japan, by H. M. Higgs, of
England; orch. with pf. conductor.
4to. © Mar. 23, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 24;
E 689028; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
6107
In the temple of the sun god (Dans le
temple du dieu soleil); from Kis-
kaya, suite aborigéne, by Justin
Elie; fuli orch., with pf. conductor.
© Feb. 13, 19283 2c Mar. 17; EB
688068 ; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
6108
In the time of roses; song, by Luise
Reichardt, arr. by Mark Andrews;
4 men’s voices. 4to. © Mar. 23,
1928: 2 c. Mar. 24; E 6882438; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 6109
In the twilight; romance, by Hugo
Felix; full orch., with pf. or organ
conductor: © Jan. 12, 1928; 2 ¢.
Mar. 16; E 688073; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 6110
In the woods; words by David Leigh,
music by R. Raney. [Photostat] ©
ict h Ware !21, -tg28" eek GSt1O7.:
Rebekah Raney, San Francisco.
6111
In Tudor times; suite, by Montague
Hwing, of Great Britain; pf. 1. The
trysting place. [3 others] © Jan.
19, 1928s 1c. Mar «9; H. 685792.
Gculd &.Bolttier, London. 6112
Incertitude; tango, von Edouard
Bianco, arr. von Bernhard Egg, of
Germany; orch., mit pf.-direction.
Ato. © Nov. 15, 1927; 1 ec. Dee. 21;
E 677732; Musikverlag City, Leip-
zig. 6113
Indian; words and music by B.
Youngs. © 1c. Mar. 10, 1928; E
686796; Blanche Youngs, Evart,
M ‘ch. 6114
Indian cradle song; fox trot, words by
Gus Kahn, music by Mabel Wayne,
alr. by Frank EH. Barry; orch. 4to.
© Mar. 6, 1928: 2 ec Mar. 7; E
686687; Leo Feist, ine., New York.
6115
Indian jazz; words and music by Wen-
dell Hall; pf. aec., with ukulele arr.
by May Singhi Breen. (In Wendell
Hall’s vagabond modernistics) ©
Mar. 15, 1928; 2 ec Mar. 16; EH
683973 ; Wendell Hall music publish-
ers, Chicago. 6116
Indian war dance; by J. S. Zamecnik ;
full orch. 4to. © Mar. 23, 1928;
2 ec. Mar. 22; E 687056; Sam Fox
pub. co., Cleveland. 6117
Indiana memories; words by Al Gold-
ston [i. e. Albert Roman Goldston],
melody by I. Firstenberg. © 1 ec.
Feb. 16, 1928; E 686778; Irving
Firstenberg, New York. 6118
317
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6119
Inno a Sacco e Vanzetti; versi di Ric-
eardo Cordiferro, musica di J. Gelo.
© Mar. 2, 1928: 2 c« Mar. 5; EB
686588 ; John Gelo, Brooklyn. 6119
Inno del Risparmio; parole di Gino
Valori, musica di Giuseppe Pietri, of
taly. © Mar. 20, 1928; 1 c. Mar.
22; E 689023; Cassa di Risparmio
delle provincie Lombarde, Milan.
6120
Inspiration suite; by Willard Robison ;
pf. Humility. [8 others] © Feb.
£6,001 9285, 2-0@5 Web. tC: aE (Geoatad:
Paul Whiteman publications, ine.,
New York. 6121
International (The) library of music
for home and studio; comp led and
ed. by the editorial board of the
University soc. [Canadian ed.]
Sec. A. Study material, v. 1 and 2.—
See. B. Pf. compositions, v. 1-8. ©
July 25, 1927; 2 c. each Dee. 21; affs.
Mar. 10, 1928; A 1061641—1061642 ;
University soce., inc., New ‘York.
6122, 6123
International (The) library of music
for violinists; ed. by the editorial
beard of the University soe. [Ca-
nadian ed.] Sec. A. Studies in the
positions, v. 1-3.—Sec. B. Violin pts.
v. 1-8.—See. C. Pf. pts. v. 1-3. ©
Oct. 21, 1927; 2 c. each Dee. 21; affs.
Mar. 10, 1928; A 1061643-—1061645 ;
University soc., inc., New York..
6124-6126
International (The) library of music
for vocalists ; songs compiled and ed.
by the editorial board of the Uni-
versity soc. v. 1-6. [Canadian ed.]
©. Oct.) 31; 1927 312 1e. .Dec. 214) aff.
Mar. 10, 1928; A 1061640; Univer-
sity soe., inec., New York. 6127
Into the dawn with you; words by
Arthur J. Lamb, mugic by Dorothy
Lee; with violin and cello obblis. 1.
High voice.—2. Med. voice.—3. Low
voice. © Mar. 5, 1928; 2 c. each
Mar. 5; E 688660; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 6128
Into the silent land; trio, poem tr. by
Longfellow from the German of
Salis, music by Arthur Foote; wom-
en’s voices. 4to. © Feb. 27, 1928;
Zc. Mar. 2; H)'688573.- Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 6129
Into the woods; Easter masque, by
Clara Elizabeth Whips. © Feb. 28,
1928; 2 ¢. Mar. 2; D 27279; Will's
musie ¢co., Cincinnati. 6130
pt. II, n.s., v. 23
Inundacion (La) de California; letra
y musica por Ed Tavo y Hsteban V.
Escalante, both of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles; pf. S8vo. [Photo-
stat] © Mar. 26, 1928; 2 ce Mar.
31; E 687357; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 6131
Invitatories ; according to the rey. ru-
bric of the church throughout the
year, music by Frank Howard
Warner and George Matthew ; m:xed
voices, organ ace. 4to. © Mar. 12,
1928 ; 2 ec. Mar. 13; E 686818; H. W.
Gray co., New York. — 6132
Irish dance; by Dorothy Gaynor
Blake; 2 pf., four hands. © Feb.
29,.. 1928 -»2..e.- Mar. 2c) Gea 5
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 6133
Trish (The) patriot; characteristic
march-two-step, by Bayley Jordan;
pf. © Jan. 16, 1928; 2 ec Mar. 16;
E 683983 ; Denton & Haskins music
pub. co., inc., New York. 6134
Is it worth while; words and music by
Reed Stampa and Harry Condor,
both of Great Britain; pf. and uku-
lele acc.; in H, flat. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Mar. 12, 1928;
1 ce. Mar. 13; E 685745; Worton
David, ltd., London. 6135.
Is life the dream ; words and music by
A. Thanet. ©1c. Mar. 22, 1928; EB
687091 ; Ama Thanet, Bellmore, N. Y.
6136.
Island (An) invocation (Ora nam
buadh) ; words from Carmina Gade-
lica, tune from Mrs. McKinnon N.
Bay, rr. by Marjory Kennedy-
Fraser, of Great Britain. [English
and Gaelic text] © Mar. 12, 1928;
1c. Mar. 28; E 689084; Boosey &
co., Itd., London. 6137
Isle of mine; words by A. P. Conniff,
music by Will S. Wilcox. © Mar.
17, 1928; 2 c Mar. 17; BH 686941 ;
Wilcox music co., Plains, Pa. 6138.
It; words and melody by W. Nauman,
© 1c. Mar. 9, 1928; E 686811; Wil-
bur Nauman, Scranton, Pa. 6139:
It don’t seem 1 ke the same old smile;
words and music by James Thorn-
ton, ed. by Elliott Shapiro, arr. for
pf. by Eugene Platzman, with uku-
lele arr. by A. J. Franchini. (1/7
Grand old songs) © Mar. 22, 1928;
2 ec. Mar. 29; E 687241; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
61406
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no. 3, 1928
: 6163
It never grows old; hymn, words by
James M. Gray, music by G. 8S. Schu-
ler; solo and duet. © Jan. 31, 1928;
2 ec. Mar. 1; E 686464; George S.
Schuler, Chicago. 6141
It’s a dream; fox trot, by Arthur
Gentil, of France, op. 51; orch. avec
pf.-conducteur. 4to. © Jan. 10,
1928; 1 c. Feb. 27; E 685664; A.
Gentil, Paris. 6142
It’s just a picnic for two; words and
music by H. F. Wolf. © 1c. Mar.
28, 1928; E 688354; Harry Franklin
Wolf, Arcadia, Calif. 6143
It’s Red, red-headed Red; words and
music by F. H. Zellmer. New York,
Frank Harding. © Mar. 22, 1928;
2°c. Mar: 27: Hi 687191; Frank H.
Zellmer, Trego, Wis. 6144
It takes a Cincinnati. yellow; novelty
song, words and music by Al Ber-
nard and J. Russel Robinson. ©
May. 29... 1928-2 ¢.. Mare, 195. H
688099 ; Triangle music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 6145
It was a lover and his lass; words by
Shakespeare, music by Morley, arr.
by Stanley Wilson, of England, op.
87, no. 3; sop., alto and bass. 4to.
© "Mar. 92, 1928; 1 « Mar. 13;,;H
685777 ; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
6146
It was the dawn of love; words and
music by Lou Davis and J. Fred
Coots. © Mar. 27, 1928; 2 ec. Mar.
28; E 687279; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 6147
It won’t be very long; words by Mor-
gan Williams, music by H. M. Bart-
fet) “© Jan: 2, 1928: 2c) Mar.3;
E 686547; Eugene Monroe Bartlett,
Hartford, Ark. 6148
Italian serenade; by Jascha Gurewich ;
EH flat alto saxophone with pf. acc.
© 1c. Mar. 15, 1928; E 686908; Sam
Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 6149
Italian serenade; by S. Maykapar,
transcribed by H. Clough-Leighter ;
organ. © Mar. 20, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
26; BE 688322; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 6150
Italienische madrigale; alte italien-
ische madrigale, hrsg. von W. Herr-
mann, of Germany; sop., alt. 0. sop.
2, u. bar. [Deutscher text] 4to.
heft. 1-8. © Dec. 6, 1927; 1 ¢. Mar.
2, 1928; E 685582; P. J. Tonger,
Cologne, a. Rh., Germany. 6151
Itching fingers; by Roy Smeck; plec-
trum guit. © Mar. 23, 1928; 2 ec.
Mar. 24; EH 687118; William J. Smith
music co., ine., New York. 6152
J’ai une pensé [!] pour tois [!];
waltz, melody by J. Giardiello, of
Italy; violin. © 1.¢. Mar. 8, 1928;
E 686675; John Giardiello, New
York. 6153
Jackson’s (Jim) Kansas City blues;
words by Jack Kapp [i. e. Jacob
Kapp] and Jim Jackson, music by
Jim Jackson. [Photostat] © 1 «¢.
Mar. 21, 1928; E 688158; Jacob
Kapp, Chicago. 6154
Jacob (Georges) Dix piéces an-
ciennes; de divers auteurs, restituée
par G. Jacob, of France; grand
orgue. Ed. nationale francaise. 4to.
Gy ec. ol, 1927; 1 Meu. et. laces
E 685374; Henry Lemoine et Cie.,
Paris. 2 6155
Jacob (Gordon) Concerto; by G.
Jacob, of Great Britain; 2 pfs., 4
hands. © Feb. 9, 1928; 1 c. Mar.
6; E 685487; Oxford university
press, London. 6156
Janina; novelty, by George Drumm;
orch. with pf. conductor. © Mar.
TA O2E : (Boon Mar. TH 686149;.°G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 6157
Japanese fans (Ventagli giapponesi) ;
from Life in Japan, by H. M. Higgs,
of England; orch. with pf. conductor.
4to. © Mar. 23, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 24;
E 689027; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
6158
Jardin d’automne; 5 piéces en 2 livres,
par Pierre Kune, of France; pf.
livre 1. Dans lallée solitaire. [2
others] livre 2. Un enfant dort, la
mere rexe ... ‘Li. olmerl AO. Dec.
Sli. LI2f 1 C. eacn Hebx 27, 1928 :
E 685371, 685372; Henry Lemoine et
Cie., Paris. 6159, 6160
Jasper and Jasmine; words by E. M.
Decker, music by Lee Turner. ©
1c. Noy. 7, 1927; E 688381; Emma
M. Decker, Kingston, N. Y. 6161
Jaula (La) ; corrido Mexicano, letra y
musica de S. R. Ramos, of Mexico,
domiciled at Chicago; pf. © 1 ec.
Mar. 30, 1928; E 688434; Silvano R.
Ramos, Chicago. 6162
Jazz-etiide; von Kurt Herbst, of Ger-
many; klavier. © Mar. 15, 1928;
1 ec. Mar. 9; E 685801; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany. 6163
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CATALOGUE OF @OPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6164
Jazz (A) that touches the heart ; words
and music by A. §. Watkins. ©
1c. Mar. 24, 1928; E 687156; Anne
Spencer Watkins, New York. 6164
Jazzing the blues; words and melody
by Frank Stokes. © 1 ¢. Mar. 2,
1928; E 683624; Loren L. Watson,
Memphis, Tenn. 6165
Je me sens seule; paroles de Jacques-
Charles, musique de Maurice Roget,
of France. © Dec. 10, 1927; 1 c.
Jan. 16, 1928; E 685940; Editions
Foucret, fils, s. a., Paris. 6166
Jealous (The) sweetheart; words by
Paul Johnson, melody by Chas. John-
son. ©1c. Mar. 24, 1928; EH 687135;
Ralph Peer, New York. 6167
Jelly look what you done done; words
and melody by Zora Neal Hurston.
© 1c. Mar. 5, 1928; E 688672;
Porter Grainger, New York. 6168
Jenke; words by Molly Picon, melody
by Murray Rumshisky. ©,.1 c¢. Mar.
30, 1928; E 688488; Joseph M. Rum-.
shisky, New York. 6169
Jennette’s waltz; by E. J. M. Seamans,
op. 20; pf. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1928; E
686647; Emma J. Moore-Seamans,
Yorba Linda, Calif. 6170
Jes git you sef a black cat’s eye; fox
trot, words and music by V. W.
Reynolds and F. Bruno. © 1 «.
Mar. 10, 1928; E 686806; Vernon
W. Reynolds and Frank Bruno,
Steilacoom, Wash. 6171
Jesus Cadenas; letra y musica por
Ed Tavo; pf. [Photostat] © Feb.
28, 1928; 2 c Mar. 5; E 686606;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 6172
Jesus calls us; sacred duett, words by
C. F. Alexander, music by F. G.
Albert; sop. and alto. © Mar. 20,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 22; E 687065; Robin
Ellis, Ridgefield Park, N. J. 6173
Jesus lives; hymn, words and music
by E. C. Avis. © Mar. 22, 1928;
2c Mar. 27; E 687185; Glad tid-
ings pub. co., Fort Wayne, Ind.
6174
Jesus wants to come in; words and
music by HE. M. Bartlett. © Jan.
2, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 3; E 686548; Eu-
gene Monroe Bartlett, Hartford,
Ark. 6175
Jewish (The) year in song; collection
of songs, hymns, prayers and folk-
melodies, in English, Hebrew and
Yiddish, collected and arr. by A. W.
pt. 11, N. S., v. 23-
Binder. 4to. © Mar. 1, 1928; 2 e¢.
Mar. 7; E 686744; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 6176.
Jim Reed from old Missouri; words
and music by R. Donegan. Kansas
City, Mo., Topco pub. co. © Feb.
27, 1928 3-2 Cl Mar 1 Sh weauoe ;
Rose Donegan, Kansas City, Mo.
6177
Jingles; intermezzo, by J. S. Zamec-
nik ;., fully orch, 4) 4te.. 7,©. Mare 25,
1928; 2 c Mar. 22; E 687055; Sam
Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 6178
Johnny, get your gun; words by Elmer
S. Hughes [pseud. of HElliott Sha-
piro], ed. by Elliott Shapiro, arr. for
pf. by Eugene Platzman, with uku-
lele arr. by A. J. Franchini.. (Jn
Grand old songs) © Mar..22, 1928;
2 c@ Mar. 29; E 687274; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc:, New York.
6179
Jolly (The) American; march, by M.
W. Hollingsworth; band. 4to. ©
Mar, 10, 19285 2 er, via ore © i)
683769; Melville W. Hollingsworth,
Palestine, Ill. 6180:
Jolly (The) dance; words by L.
Zamalloa, music by Hugene Platz-
man. 1 @ i Mar. 2, . 29285)
686827 ; Louisa Zamalloa, St. George,
Utah. 6181
Jonestown blues; words and melody
by Gus Cannon. © 1 ¢ Mar. 2,
1928; E 683610; Loren L. Watson,
Memphis, Tenn. 6182
Jota; by J. C. Coll; pf. conductor. ©
1c. Mar. 6, 1928; E 686644; John
Costa Coll, New York. 6183.
Joyous hours; waltz, by A. J. Weidt.
1. Plectrum banjos.—2. Ten. banjos.
© Feb. 13, 1928; 2 c. each Mar. 5;
E 683639, 683640; Walter Jacobs,
ine., Boston. 6184, 6185.
Judith; action musicale, paroles de
René Morax, traduction Allemande
de Léo Mélitz, both of Switzerland,
musique d’Arthur Honegger. ©
Feb.’ 25, 1928 3'-1-.e. Mar. 0205. BE
689049; Hditions Maurice Senart,
Paris. 6186.
Jugend im Mai; singspiel in 3 akten
von Rudolph Schanzer u. Ernst
Welisch, musik von Leo Fall, of
Austria; klavier-auszug mit sing-
stimmen zum dirigieren eingerichtet.
von Willy Geisler, of Germany. ©
Apr. 21,7992%s.)1 eh Ochissig 2 BE
320
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1928
685712; Harmonie’ verlagsgesell-
schaft, Berlin-Halensee, Germany.
6187
Jugendgarten; sammlung _ beliebter
salon- u. vortragsstiticke, in leichter
bis mittelschwerer spielart, ohne
oktaven von Franz Buhnert, u. a.,
mit genauer fingersatzbezeichnung,
bearb. von Herm. Wenzel, of Ger-
many; pf. bd. 2. © Dec. 10, 1927;
1c. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685215; Fr.
Portius, Leipzig. 6188
Julienne high school song; words and
music by B. Scheffer; pf. with
wards.’ 4to: ©) Mar. 17, 1928 *-2° c.
Mar. 17; E 686936; Betty Scheffer,
Dayton, O. 6189
Jumper; galop, de R. Brunel; of Bel-
gium; orch. avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Dec. 10, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 16,
1928; E 684858; J. Yves K., Paris.
6190
June; words by D. Eardley-Wilmot,
music by Herbert Russell Boardman,
OpiaGy m0. 1; high .voice....C), l..e.
Mar. 21, 1928; E 688148; Herbert
R. Boardman, West Somerville,
Mass. 6191
June roses; waltz, by A. J. Weidt.
1. Plectrum banjos.—2. Ten. banjos.
© Feb. 13, 1928; 2 c. each Mar. 5;
EK 683641, 683642; Walter Jacobs,
inc., Boston. 6192, 6193
Jungle jumps; fox trot, by C. M.
Donald. © 1 ¢. Mar. 13, 1928; E
686845 ; Chas. M. Donald, San Quen-
tin, Calif. 6194
Just a cosey [!] nest; fox-trot song,
words by Harold Green, music by
J. W. King, of Canada. ©1c. Mar.
8, 1928; E 686665; Jessie Winnifred
King, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
6195
Just a fliver, a lass and a tank full of
gas; words and melcdy by M. L.
Bacon. © 1 ec. Mar. 30, 1928; BE
688419; Myron L. Bacon, Bayfield,
Wis. 6196
Just a glad-to-live day; fox-trot bal-
lad, words and music by H. H. Scott;
pt. and ukulele acc. © Mar. 27,
1§28; 2c. Mar. 30; E 687352; Harry
H. Seott, Milwaukee. 6197
Just a little bit o’ driftwood; words
and music by Benny Davis, Dohl
Davis and Abe Lyman; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by Hank Linet [pseud.
3 6209
of Henry A. Linet]. © Mar. 30,
1928; 2 ec. Mar. 31; E 6873438; Rob-
bins musie corp., New York. 6198
Just a little blue; words and melody
by H. Gignac. ©1c. Mar. 19, 1928;
E 687022; Homer Gignac, New Bed-
ford, Mass. 6199
Just a smile from you, dear; waltz,
words and melody by C. H. Blatch-
ley. ©1«. Mar. 3, 1928; E 686555 ;
Charles H. Blatchley, Detroit. 6200
Just across the street from heaven;
words by Charles Newman and
Harry Harris, music by Larry Shay ;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Feb. 14,
1928; 2c. Feb. 16; E 686534; Forster
music publisher, inc., Chicago. 6201
Just a-thinkin’; words and melody by
A. M. Stacy. ©1c. Mar. 14, 1928;
E 683924; Anna M. Stacy, Chatta-
nooga, Tenn. ‘ 6202
Just dreams; words and music by EH.
M. McKenzie. © 1c. Mar. 31, 1928;
E 687393; Eva May McKenzie, San
Antonio. 6203.
Just dreams; words by Jimmie Dale
[pseud. of Perry Dale Redmond},
music by Harold Conrad and Leona
Robertson. © 1 ¢. Mar. 31, 1928;
E 687386; Cyril D. Hill, Seattle.
6204
Just imagine such a girl; words by
V. N. Barrington, melody by D.
Schatz. "© 1 ce. Mar. 30,1928; EB
688406; Dave Schatz, Philadelphia.
6205:
Just mention the old Emerald isle;
words and music by Hi Larsen [i. e.
Hiram Larsen]; pf. and ukulele acc.
©, Mar*-20,, 1928; 2° ¢. Mar. 22°; i
688318; Hiram Larsen, Thompson
Falls, Mont. 6206.
Just missing you; words by G. A. Mc-
Creary, melody by Robt. H. Brennen.
© 1c. Mar. 14, 1928; E 682901;
George A. McCreary, Red Oak, Ia.
6207
Just one; words and music by BE.
Berger... © 1 c, Mar. 10, 1928; E
686800; Edith Berger, Los Angeles.
6208
Just one more night in memory; words
and music by C. M. Cole. © Feb.
29, 1928; 2 c Mar. 2: E 686462;
Clifford M. Cole, New York. 6209
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6210
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
Just say the word ; fox trot, words and
music by Frank Jagger, of England,
arr. by H. McGuire; pf. ace., with
banjulele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Alvin Keech. [Staff and tonie sol-fa
notations] © Sept. 23, 1927; 1 «¢.
Mar. 1, 1928; EH 685826; Music pub.
co., ltd., Lodon. 6210
Just smile; fox trot, by A. J. Weidt.
1. Plectrum banjos. 2. Ten. banjos.
© Feb. 13, 1928; 2 c. each Mar. 5;
E 683643, 683644; Walter Jacobs,
inc., Boston. 6211, 6212
Just the same; words and melody by
KF. Norman. © 1c. Mar. 12, 1928;
E 683796; Frank Norman, New York.
6213
Just to be alone with you; words and
music by H. C. Renner, arr. by Polly
Carter. © 1c. Mar. 27, 1928; HE
687223; Harriet C. Renner, Cleve-
land. 6214
Just to be with you tonight; words
and music by A. Bailey, arr. by Chas.
L. Johnson. © 1c. Mar. 19, 1928;
E 688111; Arthur Bailey, Kansas
City, Mo. 6215
Just wond’ring; words and melody by
J. F. Cobello and Chas. Platania.
© 1c Mar. 17, 1928; E 686956;
Joseph Francis Cobello, Philadel-
phia. 6216
Just you; waltz, words and melody
by C. Antosewicz. © 1 -¢. Mar. 1,
1928; E 686495; Clara E. Antose-
wicz, Detroit. 6217
Jutish medley (Jysk sammenpluk) ;
Danish folk-songs gathered by Evald
Tang Kristensen and P. A. Grainger,
set for pf. by P. A. Grainger. New
York, G. Schirmer, inc. © Mar. 2,
1928; 2.¢c. Mar. 7;°H 686735; Percy
Aldridge Grainger, White Plains,
NG Xe 6218
Kakadu (Der); von Josef Schregel,
musik von Richard Trunk, of Ger-
many, op. 59,no.3; mannerchor. 4to.
© Mar. 8, 1928; 1 ¢ Mar: 26; E
685045; Robert Forberg, Leipz:g.
6219
Kalahari; fox und charleston, von
Rud. Gellin, of Sweden, arr. von F.
Mitschke, of Germany ; orch. mit pf.
direction u. violino 1 direction. 4to.
© Nov. 16, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 27, 1928;
E 685223 ; Musikverlag Rund um die
welt, Rob Fischer, Dresden-A., Ger-
many. 6220
Kammerer (J. J.) Fitinf geistliche
gesdange; bearb. von J. J. Kammerer,
of Germany, op. 2; frauenchor. 4to.
Ave verum. [4 others] © Sept. 21,
1927; 1 ec: Mar. 2;°1928; BH 685607';
P. J. Tonger, Cologne, a/Rh., Ger-
many. 6221
Kansas City; words by W. A. Wil-
liams, music by Robt. H. Brennen.
© Mar. 27, 1928;:2 e: Mar. 30; E
687347; William Arthur Williams,
Refugio, Tex. 6222
Kansas City blues; melody by Will
Shade. © 1 ce. Feb. 23, 1928: B
688395; Ralph Peer, New York.
6223
Kansas City blues; words and melody
by Jim’ Jackson. pri, 2" @rt c.
each Mar. 2, 1928; EH 6836138, 683614 ;
Loren L. Watson, Memphis, Tenn.
6224, 6225
Karawanenzug (La caravane) ; orien-
talisches intermezzo, von Frederik
Le Rey, of France, arr. von Bern-
hard Egg, of Germany; orch. mit
pf.-organ direction. 4to. © Feb. 20,
1928; 1. “e. “Mar. 9 °-E* 6857035 /D.
Rahter, Leipzig. 6226
Kasimir, schenk’ mir ’ne locke von dT;
6/8 onestep, aus Weltgeschichte ge-
fallig? text von Fritz Griinbaum, mu-
sik von Robert Gilbert, of Germany,
klav.-arr. von Martin Uhl. © Feb.
1,’ 1928; 1°¢@. Mar? Ge ees56ss ;
Wiener bohéme-verlag, Vienna. 6227
Kathereen ; words and music by Anne
Spencer Watkins. © 1c. Mar. 23,
1928; E 688216; Anne §S. Watkins,
New York. 6228
Katicabogar ... ; blues, Szévegét
irta: Harmath Imre, zenéjét szer-
zették : Kolmann Lipi és Fuchs Lipi,
both of Hungary. © Dec. 23, 1927;
1 c. Mar. 238, 1928; E 685984; Roz-
savolgyi és tarsa, Budapest, Hun-
gary. 6229
Keep going; galop, by Ph. Fahrbach,
jr., op. 250, arr. by Julius S. Seredy ;
full orch. 4to. © Jan. 11, 1928; 2c.
Mar. 16; E 688008; Carl Fischer, =
inc., New York. 6230
Kentucky trail; words and music by
R. J. Schropp, jr. © 1c. Mar. 10,
1928; E 686808; Raymond J.
Schropp, jr., Philadelphia. 6231
Kentucky wedding chimes; by H. F.
Reser; banjo. ©1c. Mar. 19, 1928;
E 688104; Harry F. Reser, New
York. 6232
O22
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
6252
Ketch dat train fu’ de Golden Gate;
words by Frank L. Stanton and H.
Voorhies, music by H. Voorhies. ©
1c. Mar. 29, 1928; E 688415; Hugh
Voorhies, Neosho, Mo. 6233
Kiss and tell; words and music by F.
C. M. Douglas, of Canada. © 1 ec.
Mar. 15, 1928; E 686910; Florence
Cynthia Margaret Douglas, Lachine,
Quebec, Canada. 6234
Kiss me 1 ke you mean it; words by
K. EH. Schene, melody by Robt. H.
Brennen. © 1c. Mar. 24, 1928; E
687142 ; Katherine HE. Schene, Louis-
ville. _ 6235
Klavierbtichlein; 9 stiicke mittlerer
schwierigkeit, von Otto S‘egl, of
Austria, op. 54. © Oct. 19, 1927; 1c.
Feb. 27, 1928; E 685256; Ludwig
Doblinger (B. Herzmansky), Leip-
zig. 6236
Kolsche midcher, kédlsche junge; aus
Dr feldmarschall vum Kiimpchen-
shoff, text von Engelbert Sassen, mu-
sik yon Fr. Hannemann, of Germany.
© Nov. 30, 1927; 1 c. Mar. 2, 1928;
EH 685614; P. J. Tonger, Cologne,
a/Rh., Germany. 6237
Kolsche midcher, kélsche junge; aus
D’r feldmarschall vum Kiimpchen-
shoff, text von Engelbert Sassen, mu-
sik von Fritz Hannemann, of Ger-
many; blasmusik. 12mo. © Sept.
14, 1927; 1 ce. Mar. 2, 1928; H 685605 ;
P. J. Tonger, Cologne, a/Rh., Ger-
many. 6238
Kolsche midcher, kélsche junge; aus
der revue, D’r feldmarschall vum
Kiimpechenshoff, text von Hngelbert
Sassen, mus k von Fritz Hannemann,
of Germany; salon orch. 4to. ©
Sept. 14, 1927; 1 c. Mar. 2, 1928; E
685585; P. J. Tonger, Cologne, a/Rh.,
Germany. 6239
Kommt’s wir fahr’n nach neuwaldegg ;
worte von Peter Herz, musik von
Edmund Eysler, arr. von Franz
Eber, both of Austria; kleines u.
grosses orch. 4to. © Mar. 7, 1928;
1 ec. Mar. 21; E 689036; Wiener
musik-verlag (Inhaber Otto Hirich),
Vienna. 6240
Konzert in C dur; fiir klavier u. orch.,
von Adolf Busch, op. 31, bearb. von
Rudolf Serkin, of Germany; 2 kla-
viere. © Feb. 18, 1928; 1 c. Mar.
10; E 685736; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
Leipzig. 6241
Konzert-walzer; nach Josef Lanner,
bearb. von Karl Hermann Pillney;
99529—28—_5
klavier; in A-dur. © Oct. 6, 1927;
1 e. Mar. 2, 1928; E 685616; P. J.
Tonger, Cologne, a/Rh., Germany.
6242
Kow-tow ; Yale fox-trot, words and mu-
sic by Carl Lang, of England; pf.
and ukulele ace.; in KF. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar. 19,
1928 ; 1 c. Mar. 22; HE 685937; West’s,
Itd., London. 6243
Krakowiaki makowiaki; words and
music by W. Polak, arr. by F. Przy-
bylski. © Mar. 15, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
30; E 688452; Wladyslaw H. Sajew-
ski, Chicago. 6244
Kramer (Catharine) Prelude; pf., in
B maj. [Photostat] © 1 ec. Mar.
31, 1928; E 687398; Catharine
Kramer, New York. 6245
Kuchentanz (Der); vorspiel, von Er-
win Dressel, of Germany; streich-
orch.. © Dee. 31, 1926; 1 ec. Feb. 27,
1928; E 685264; Arthur Zweiniger,
Dresden-Kotschenbroda, Germany.
6246
Lac (Le) d’amour; dans La grande
folie, paroles de Louis Lemarchand,
musique de Maurice Hermite, of
France. © Mar. 23, 1928; 1 c. Mar.
28; E 689067; Enoch & cie., Paris.
6247
Lad (The) whom God forgot ; fox-trot,
words and music by M. EH. Seeber.
© Mar. 138, 1928; 2 ec. Mar. 15; E
687010; Merrill E. Seeber, Syracuse,
IN® YE. 6248
Ladie [!] of today; words and melody
by W. Drake. © 1c. Mar. 22, 1928;
E 687112; William Drake, New
York. 6249
Lady Mary; selection, by Albert Sir-
may, of Hungary, with additional
numbers by various authors, selected
and arr. by H. M. Higgs, of Great
Britain; pf. London, Chappell &
co., ltd. © Mar. 15, 1928; 1 ¢. Mar.
22; E 689016; Harms, ine, New
York. 6250
Lady Peekaboo; words by E. Shaffer,
music by C. W. Kern. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Mar. 22,
1928 ; 2 c. Mar. 28; E 688345; Hrnest
Shaffer, Ronco, Pa. 6251
Lady, settle down; words by Jay T.
Stout, melody by A. EF. Voorhees.
© 1c. Mar. 28, 1928; E 688220;
Arnold F. Voorhees, Red Bank, N. J.
6252
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6253
pt. III, ns s., v.23
Laggin’ along; quartet or cho., words
by Gerald Grey, music by J. A.
Parks; male voices. 4to. © Mar.
20, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 23; E 688169;
J. A. Parks co., York, Neb. 6253
Laguna moon; words by L. Re Mon-
dini and O. Gulledge, music by O.
Gulledge. © 1 ¢ Mar. 12, 1928;
E 683817; Luisa Re Mondini and
Ola Gulledge, San Diego, Calif. 6254
Lakeside dream waltz; by A. R. Lewis;
pf. ©l1c Mar. 22, 1928; E 687086;
Arthur R. Lewis, New Milford, Pa.
6255
Lament pijaka; words and music by
Walter Polak, arr. by F. Przybylski.
© Mar. 15, 1928; 2 ¢«. Mar. 30; E
688450; Wiadysiaw H. Sajewski,
Chicago. 6256
Land o’ faéry; by Rodney Eden, of
Great Britain; pf. 1. The piper of
dreams. [4 others] © Feb. 8, 1928;
1 ¢. Mar. 18; E 685734; Boosey &
co., ltd., London. ; 6257
Land (The) of nod; cradle song, by
Maxwell Eckstein; pf. © Dec. 8,
1927; 2 ec. Mar. 16, 1928; E 688021;
‘Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 6258
Laquelle; de La grand folie, paroles
de Louis Lemarchand et Geo. Koger,
musique de Vincent Scotto, of
France. © Mar. 23, 1928; 1 ¢. Mar.
28; E 689071; Enoch & cie., Paris.
6259
Lariat (The); characteristic inter-
mezzo, from the suite From _ the
. plains, by Allan Anson [i. e. Ailan
Anson Babcock]; pf. © 1 ¢. Mar.
14, 1928; E 686901; Allan Anson
Babcock, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario,
Canada. 6260
Lasst uns lauschen; fantasie tiber das
Weihnachtslied, worte u. musik von
Paul Mania, of Germany; klavier.
© Nov. 23, 1927; 1 c. Mar. 2, 1928;
EK 685609; P. J. Tonger, Cologne,
a/Rh., Germany. 6261
Last go round; words and melody by
Frank Stokes. © 1c. Mar: 2, 1928;
E 6836238; Loren L. Watson, Mem-
phis, Tenn. 6262
Last (The) wistful word; words by
A. H. Melurick, melody by Robert
H. Brennen. © 1 c. Mar. 6,.1928;
EX 686625; Anthony H. Melurick,
Mullan, Id. 6263
~
Laughing blues; words and music by
M. HE. Watkins. © 1 ¢ Mar. 26,
1928; E 687224; Mary EH. Watkins,
San Francisco. 6264
Laughing Water, stop your crying;
words by Alfred Bryan and Francis.
Wheeler, music by Pete Wendling;
pt. ace., with ukulele arr. by Harry
Tiedeman. © Mar. 28, 1928; 1 c.
Mar. 27; E 687170; Waterson, Berlin
& Snyder co., New York. 6265.
Lead the way; galop, by A. W. Lilien-
thal, arr. by Julius S. Seredy; full
orch. 4to. © Jan. 11, 1928; 2 «.
Mar. 16; E 688001; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 6266
Leaves at play; by W. R. McElwain,
arr. by Chas. J. Roberts; full orch.,
with pf. conductor. © Feb. 13, 1928;
2c. Mar. 16; E 688071; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. - 6267
Lebedig yankel; words and melody by
- A. Lebedoff. © 1 c. Mar. 12, 1928;
E 688802; Aron Lebedoff, New York.
: | 6268
Left all alone with my dreams; words
by Maurice J. Gunsky, music by
Al. Sherman; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by A. J. Franchini. © Mar. 30,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 31; E 687367; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
6269
Leggenda; di Vittorio Mascheroni, of
Italy; violino e pf. © Feb. 17,
1928; 1 « Mar. 21; E 685902; A. &
G. Carisch & c., Milan. 6270
Lehariana; potpourri von J. Geiger, of
Austria, nach motiven der beliebtes-
ten operetten von Franz Lehar;
salonorch. u. jazz band mit violino 1
direktion. 4to. © Sept. 13, 1927;
1c. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685255; Ludwig
Doblinger (B. Herzmansky), Leip-
zig. 6271
Lei lani (Wreath of heaven) ; words
and music by Billy Heagney; pf.
aec., With ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © Mar. 19, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
21; E 6881387; Fred K. Steele, ine.,
New York. 6272
Leichte klavierstticke; von Paul Zil-
cher, of Germany, op. 221. 1. Prae-
ludium. [4 others] © Jan. 1, 1928;
le. Feb. 27: E 685229; Anton Bohm
& sohn, Augsburg, Germany. 6273.
Lejilah réve; de Maurice Reuchsel, of
France; violon solo et orch. avee pf.
conducteur. 4to. @© Dee. 31, 1927;
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no. 3, 1928
. 6293
1c. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685947; Paul
Decourcelle, Nice, France. 6274
Lenz (Der) ist da; worte von Otto
Franzmeier-Detmold, musik von A.
R.eks, of Germany, op. 21; mi&nner-
chor... 4to.,,,©, July 25, 1927,;;,1;¢.
Nov. 2; E 676495; Ed. Bote & G.
Bock, Berlin. 6275.
Leoncavallo (Ruggiero) Vesti la
giubba; from Pagliacci,: arr. by
Roger Hallie, bowed and fingered by
Henry Dubin; violin and pf. New
York. G. Lipskin & son. © Feb. 21,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 1; E 686477; G. & J.
Lipskin, New York. 6276
Let it rain; words and melody by G.
B. Winslow. © 1 «¢ Mar. 5, 1928;
EH 6838664; George Barnard Winslow.
~~ Brooklyn. 6277
Let me remain with my mother; waltz,
words and melody by J. L. Lemberg.
© 1. Mar. 15, 1928; E 686911;
Joseph Liebish Lemberg, Charles-
town, Mass. 6278
Let not your heart be troubled; an-
them, by Frederick Stanley Smith;
mixed voices. 4to. © Mar. 22, 1928;
2c. Mar. 24; E 687124; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 6279
Let not your heart be troubled ; words
-from the Bible, music by’ Russell
Smith. © Jan. 31, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 6;
E 688141; W. C. Handy music pub-
lisher, New York. 6280
Let now the heavenly hosts; anthem
for Easter, proper of Holy Saturday,
words from the Bible, from a sonnet
by Spenser and a hymn tr. by J. M.
Neale, music by William Y. Webbe;
mixed voices, organ ace. 4to. ©
Mar. 9, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 10; E 686764;
H. W. Gray co.. New York. 6281
Let’s forgive and forget; waltz, words
and music by Ted Delmarter and
Sunny Clapp; orech. 4to. © Feb.
20, 1928; 2 c..Mar. 19; E 688129;
United publishing co., New York.
6282
Let us hasten to the meadows; duet
or 2-pt. cho., words by Edward Oxen-
ford, music by Henry Tolhurst. of
Great Britain; treble voices. 4to.
©),Mar., 5;,, 1928 +, 2) e..Mar..7;, E
686701 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 6283
Let yourself go: from That’s a good
girl, words by Douglas Furber and
Ira Gershwin, music by Joseph
Meyer and Philip Charig. © Feb.
23, 1928; 1, c. Mar. 28; BE. 687232;
Harms, ine., New York. 6284
Lettera a luntano; versi di G. Onofri,
melodia di A. Bascetta. © 1c. Mar.
13, 1928; E 686849; Alfredo Bascetta
and Guglielmo Onofri, Brooklyn.
6285
Lettre d’adieu; mélodie valse, paroles
de Didier Gold, musique de M. Cazes,
of France. Paris, Montmartre-
edition. © Dec. 31, 1927; 1 c. Mar.
6, 1928; EH 685969; Mario Cazes,
Par.s. 6286
Levenson (Boris) Two Russian folk
songs; op. 42; violin and pf. 1. Red
sarafan., [1 other] © .Mar. 19,
1928; 2 ce. Mar. 20; E 688126; Ed-
ward Schuberth & co. ine, New
York. 6287
Liamone; barcarolle, de Simone Plé,
of France; pf. © Dec. 31, 1927; 1c.
Feb. 27, 1928; E 6853869; Henry
Lemoine et cie., Paris. 6288
Liebe is kein kinder spiel (Love is no
child’s play) ; words and melody by
J. M. Rumshisky. © 1 ¢ Mar. 30,
1928; E 6883898; Joseph M. Rumshi-
sky, New York. 6289
Liebe und leidenschaft (Love and
passion) ; von Mare Roland, of Ger-
many; grosses u. salon-orech. mit
violino 1 direction. © Oct. 11, 1927;
1 ec, Feb. 27, 1928; E 685271; Hein-
richshofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Ger-
many. 6290
Liebeswerben (Courting) ; von Anton
Profes, cf Germany, bearb. von L.
Zeitlberger, of Austria; orch., mit
pf. direcktion. 4to. © Oct. 20, 1927;
1c. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685253 ;x Richard
Birnbach, Berlin. 6291
Liebst du mich denn garnicht mehr;
foxtrott, text von Erwin Bolt u. Wil-
liam Hansel, musik von E. Bolt,
bearb. von William Hinsel, both of
Germany; orch. u. jazz mit pf. direk-
tion. 4to. © July 1, 1927: 1c. Feb.
27, 1928; E 685231; Carl H. J. Ret-
tig, Hamburg, Germany. 6292.
Lied ohne worte (Romanza _ senza
parole) ; von Giulio de Micheli, of
Italy, arr. von L. Zeitlberger, . of
Germany; orch., mit pf. u. violine
1 direktion. 4to. © Feb. 29, 1928;
1 « Mar. 21; E 6858938; D. Rahter,
Leipzig. 6293
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6294
pt. Ili, n. S., v. 23
Light your little lamp of love for me;
words and music by Billy Baskette,
arr. by Rube Bennett; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Mar. 13, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
15; E 687014; Milton Weil music co.,
Chicago. 6294
Like the breath of the rose; duet,
words and music by L. B. Pember- |-
ton; sop. and bar. © Mar. 30, 1928;
2c. Mar. 31; E 687363; Lovell
Bearse Pemberton, Redondo Beach,
Calif. 6295
Lila; words and musie by Archie Gott-
ler, Charles Tobias, and Maceo
Pinkard. © Mar. 9, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
10; E 686775; DeSylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine., New York. 6296
Lilacs of memory; words by Elmond
Evart, mus'e by Lee Upton. © Feb.
24, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 9; E 683728;
Jack Mills, ine., New York. 6297
Lille (Hn) venlig tanke; sang, af, Tre
stere drenge, musik af Willy Kie-
rulff, of Denmark; pf. © <Feb. 22,
1928; 1 e@. Mar. 7; E 685770; Wil-
helm Hansen, Copenhagen. 6298
Li-lo; foxtrot fantastique, von Anton
Profes, spezial-arr. von Fred Ralph,
both of Germany; salonorch. mit
violino 1 direktion u. pf. direktion
u. violine obbl. 4to. © Mar. 1,
1927; 1 e Feb. 27, 1928; E 685261 ;
Res & Hrler, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
> 6299
Lincoln highway march; by George B.
Lutz, arr. by William Strasser, of
Hungary, domiciled at New York,
N. Y.; orch., with pf. conductor. 4to.
© Mar. 23, 1928; 2 ¢« Mar. 26; E
688271; Emil Ascher, inc., New York.
6300
Linda quisqueya; habanera, letra y
musica por R. Hernindez. © 1 c.
Mar. 29, 1928; E 687340; Rafael
Hernandez, New York. 6301
Lindbergh; march, by Moises Simons
fi. e. M. 8S. Rodriguez]; pf. © Feb.
8, 1928; 1 ec. Feb. 18; E 684719;
Moises Simons Rodriguez, Havana.
6302
Lindbergh, ace of the air; words by
Camilla S. Branham, music by M. D.
Switzler. San Diego, Calif., Thearle
music co. © Mar. 1, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
9; E 683732; Mary D. Switzler, San
Diego, Calif. 6303
Lindbergh en la Habana (Lindbergh in
Havana); march-two-step, letra de
Graziella Y. del Castillo y Roland
Schofield, musica de Valero Vallve
[i. e. V. Vallbe y Vives]. of Cuba.
© Feb...26),14928s hie; Man 3an8
685342; Valero Vallbe y Vives, Ha-
vana. 6304
Lindbergh, the hero of the day; words
by J. Tennefoss, music by Chester
Escher; ist violin. © 1. Mar. 16,
1928; E 686963; Jens. Tennefoss,
Klamath Falls, Or. 6305
Linger longer lane; waltz, words and
music by Fred Lawrence; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Mar. 14, 1928; 2 ¢.
Mar. 16; E 687004; Leo Feist, inc.,
New Yoik. 6306
Lipsky (Alexander) Four sketches;
ed. by Leonid Kreutzer; pf. © Jan.
4, 1928; 2 ec. Mar. 16; E 688027;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 6307
List! the cherubie host; 4-pt. cho.,
from The Holy City, words by John
Milton and from the Bible, music
by Alfred R. Gaul, arr. by Carl Deis ;
mixed voices. 4to. © Mar. 1, 1928;
2 ce. Mar. 7; E 686741; G. Schirmer,
inec., New York. 6308
Listen ; words and melody by R. Raney.
© 1c. Mar. 21, 1928; E 687103;
Rebekah Raney, San Francisco.
6309
Listen gal I’ve heard that line before;
words and musie by D. Rush and G.
McGrew. © 1c. Mar. 2, 1928; E
683599 ; Dalice Rush and George Mc-
Grew, Chanute, Kan. 6310
Liszt (Franz). Au lae de Wallen-
stadt; aus Années de pélerinage,
Suisse, hrsg. u. bearb. von Moriz
Rosenthal, of Austria; klavier. ©
Sept. 30, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 27, 1928; E
685504; Ullstein, a. g., Berlin. 6311
Ballade; nr. 2, hrsg. u. bearb. von
Moriz Rosenthal, of Austria; kla-
vier, in H-moll. © Sept. 30. 1927;
1 @ Feb. 27, 1928; E 685512; Ull-
stein, a. g., Berlin. 6312
Chasse-neige; étude d’exécution
transcendante, hrsg. u. bearb. von
Mor z Rosenthal, of Austria; pf.;
in B moll. © Sept. 30, 1927; 1 ¢.
Feb. 27, 1928; E 685480; Ulistein,
a. g., Berlin. 6313
Consolations; hrsg. u. bearb. von
Moriz Rosenthal, of Austria; pf.
Sept. 30, 1927; 1 « Feb. 27, 1928;
E 685500; Ullstein, a. g., Berlin.
6314
Don Juan—fantasie; hrsg. uw.
bearb. von Moriz Rosenthal, of Aus-
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no. 3, 1928
_tria; klavier. © Sept. 30, 1927; 1 «.
Feb. 27, 1928; E 685509; Ullstein,
a. g., Berlin. 6315
EKroica; étude d’exécution trans-
cendante, hrsg. u. bearb. von Moriz
Rosenthal, of Austria; pf., in es-dur.
.-© Sept. 30, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 27, 1928;
E 685482; Ullstein, a. g., Berlin.
6316
Etudes d’exécution transcendante,
nr. 10; hrsg. u. bearb. von Moriz
Rosenthal, of Austria; pf., in F-moll.
© Sept. 30, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 27, 1928;
E 685484; Ullstein, a. g., Berlin.
~ 6317
Feux follets; étude d’exécution
transcendante, hrsg. u. bearb. von
Moriz Rosenthal, of Austria; pf., in
B-dur. © Sept. 30, 1927; 1 ¢ Feb.
27, 1928; E 685487; Ulistein, a. g.,
Berlin. 6318
— Gnomenreigen ; hrsg. u. bearb. von
-Moriz Rosenthal, of Austria; pf. ©
Sept. 30, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 27, 1928; E
685497 ; Ulistein, a. g., Berlin. 63819
— Gondoliera aus Venezia e Napoli;
Années de pélerinage, Italie, hrsg. u.
bearb. von Moriz Rosenthal, of Aus-
tria; pf. © Sept. 30, 1927; 1 c Feb.
27, 1928; EH 685491; Ullstein, a. g.,
Berlin. -- 6320
— Harmonies du soir; étude d’exé-
cution transcendante, hrsg. u. bearb.
von Moriz Rosenthal, of Austria; pf.,
in des-dur. © Sept. 30, 1927; 1 «.
Feb. 27, 1928; E 685481; Ullstein,
a. g., Berlin. 6321
— Der heilige Franziscus von Assisi
den vogeln predigend; legende nr. 1,
hrsg. u. bearb. von Moriz Rosenthal,
of Austria; pf. (Cover title: Fran-
ziscus-legende.) © Sept. 30, 1927;
1c. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685494; Ull-
stein, a. g., Berlin. 6322
— Der heilige Franziscus von Paula
uber die wogen schreitend; legende
nr. 2, hrsg. u. bearb. von Moriz Ro-
senthal, of Austria; pf. (Cover
title: Legende nr. 2.) © Sept. 30,
1927; 1 ¢. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685493;
Uullstein, a. g., Berlin. 6323
Klavier-sonate; hrsg. u. bearb.
von Moriz Rosenthal, of Austria;
in H-moll. © Sept. 30, 1927; 1 c.
Feb. 27,1928; E 685513; Ullstein,
a. g., Berlin. 6324
Konzert-etiide ; hrsg. u. bearb. von
Moriz Rosenthal, of Austria; pf., nr.
2, in F moll. © Sept. 30, 1927; 1 «.
327
- 6339
Feb. 27, 1928; E 685469; Ullstein
a. g., Berlin. 6325
Mazeppa; étude d’exécution tran-
scendante, hrsg. u. bearb. von Moriz
Rosenthal, of Austria ; pf., in D-moll.
© Sept. 30, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 27, 1928;
BE 685488; Ullstein, a. g., Berlin.
6326
Mephizto—walzer ; der tanz in der
dorfschenke, episode aus Lenaus,
Faust, hrsg. u. bearb. von Moriz Ro-
senthal, of Austria; klavier. © Sept.
30, -11927; 1 @ Feb. 259928; 4H
685511; Ullstein, a. g., Berlin. 6327
— Nocturne; aus Liebestriume, hrsg.
u. bearb. von Moriz Rosenthal, of
Austria; pf. nr. 3, in As dur.—nr. 2,
in E dur.—nr. 1, in As dur. © Sept.
30, 1927;,1.¢. each Feb. 27, 1928;
E 685470-685472; Ulistein, a. g.,
Berlin. 6328-6330
Paysage; étude d’exécution tran-
scendante, hrsg: u. bearb. von Moriz
Rosenthal, of Austria; pf., in F-dur.
© Sept. 30, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 27, 1928;
E 685489; Ullstein, a. g., Berlin.
6331
Polonaise; hrsg. u. bearb. von
Moriz Rosenthal, of Austria; pf. nr.
1, in C-moll—nr. 2, in E-dur. ©
Sept: 30; 1927; 1 e each’ Web? (27,
1928; E 685495, 685496; Ullstein,
a. g., Berlin. 6332, 6333
Preludio; étude d’exécution tran-
scendante, hrsg. u. bearb. von Moriz
Rosenthal, of Austria; pf. 1. In
C-dur.—2. In A-moll. © Sept. 30,
1927; 1 c. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685490;
Ulistein, a. g., Berlin. 6334
— Rhapsodie espagnole; folies d’Es-
pagne et jota arragonesa, hrsg. u.
beai'b. von Moriz Rosenthal, of Aus-
tria: pf. © Sept. 30, 1927; 1 c. Feb.
27, 1928; EH 685492; Ullstein, a. g.,
Berlin. 6335
Ricordanza; étude d’exécution
transcendante, hrsg. u. bearb. von
Moriz Rosenthal, of Austria; pf., in
as-dur. © Sept. 30, 1927; 1 c. Feb.
27,1928; E 685485; Ulistein, a. g.,
Berlin. 6336
Soirée de Vicnne; valses-cap-ices
d’aprés F. Schubert, hrsg. u. bearb.
von Moriz Rosenthal. of Austria;
klavier. nr. 2, in as-dur.—nr. 4, in
des-dur.—nr. 6, in A-dur. © Sept.
30; 1927; 1>¢.,each Feb: 27, 1928;
EH 685501-685503; Ullstein, a. g.,
Berlin. 6337-6339
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6340
Liszt (Franz)—Continued.
Tarantella aus Venezia e Napoli;
Années de pélerinage, Italie, hrsg. u.
bearb. von Moriz Rosenthal, of Aus-
tria; pf. © Sept. 30, 1927; 1 c. Feb.
27, 1928; E 685499; Ullistein, a. g.,
Berlin. 6340
Ungarische rhapsodie; hrsg. u.
bearb. von Moriz Rosenthal, of Aus-
tria);| klavier). nr: 12, 9, 6,2. '©
Sept. 80, 1927; 1 c. each Feb. 27,
1928; FE 685505-685508; Ullstein,
a.g., Berlin. 6341-6344
—-— Valse impromptu; hrsg. u. bearb.
von Moriz Rosenthal, of Austria;
klavier. © Sept. 30, 1927; 1 ¢. Feb.
27, 1928; E 685510; Ulistein, a. g.,
Berlin. 6345
Vision; étude d’exécution tran-
scendante, hrsg. u. bearb. von Moriz
Rosenthal, of Austria; pf., in G-moll.
© Sept. 30, 1927;.1.c¢. Feb. 27, 1928;
EK 6854838; Ulistein, a. g., Berlin.
6346
Waldesrauschen; hrsg. u. bearb.
von Moriz Rosenthal, of Austria;
bi © Sept. 30, 1927: 1 c. Feb. 27,
1928; E 685498; Ullstein, a. g., Ber-
lin. 6347
Wilde jagd; étude d’exécution
transcendante, hrsg. u. bearb. von
Moriz Rosenthal, of Austria; pf., in
C-moll. © Sept. 30, 1927; 1c. Feb.
27, 1928; E 685486; Ullstein, a. g.,
Berlin. 6348
Little (A) bit of love; words and
melody by J. R. Johnson. © 1 «.
Mar. 12, 1928; E 686829; J. Rosa-
mond Johnson, New York. 6349
Little boy blue jeans; words by Gus
Kahn, music by Gus Edwards: pf.
and ukulele acc. © Mar. 8, 1928;
2c. Mar. 6; E 686684; Harms, inc.,
New York. 6350
Little (The) coquette; by Arthur C.
King; pf. Boston-New York, Evans
music co. © Mar. 12, 1928; 2 e.
Mar. 15; E 686889; M. T. Evans,
Boston: 6351
Little girl, but I do love you; words
and music by Harry F. Petersen,
of England; pf. acc., with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech. © Feb. 7, 1928; 1 ec. Feb.
29; EB 685624; Arthur H. Stockwell,
ltd., London. 6352
Little lady of my heart; words by
Ernest Dowson, music by Bryceson
Treharne, of Great Britain; high
voice, in G. © Mar. 10, 1928; 2 «¢.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 23
Mar. 12; E 683778; Boston music co.,
Boston.
Little Marion Parker; waltz song,
words and music by Bill Barrett. ©
Mar.” 19, “1926: "2 at Nice foe ee
688098 ; Triangle music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 6354
Little Marion Parker; words and mel-
ody by A. Jenkins, arr. by Irene
Spain. ©. 1°c Mar. 24,°1928; BH
687151; Andrew Jenkins, Atlanta. _
6355
Little mother (Miitterchen); words
and music by Erno Rapee and Lew
Pollack; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by May Singhi Breen. © Mar. 23,
1928; 2 ec. Mar. 28; HE 688329; Sher-
man, Clay & co., San Francisco.
Little (A) off the top; words and mu-
sie by Murray & Leigh; ed. by Elliott
Shapiro, arr. for pf. by Hugene
Platzman, with ukulele arr. by A. J.
Franchini. (Jn Grand old songs)
© Mar. 22,'1928; 2 ec. Mar. 29; E
687257; Shapiro, Bernstein & ©co.,
inc., New York. 6357
Little old home in the valley; words
and music by T. Taylor, pf. arr.
by Al Bishop. © Mar. 5. 1928; 2 ¢.
Mar. 8; E 686660; Tell Taylor,
Findlay, O. 6358
Little red caboose; words and melody
by B. Miller. © 1 ec. Mar. 22, 1928;
KE 687070; Bob Miller, Memphis,
Tenn. 6359
Little (The) soldier; by George
O’Connor-Morris, of Great Britain,
op. 38, no. 5; pf. © Feb. 17, 1928;
1 e. Mar. 14; E 685870; Augener,
ltd., London. 6360
Little (The) story; by Maxwell Eck-
stein; pf. © Dee. 8, 1927; 2 c. Mar.
16, 1928; E 688014; Carl Fischer,
inec., New York. 6361
Little (The) Widow Dunn; words by
Edward Harrigan, music by Dave
Braham, ed. by Elliott Shapiro, arr.
for pf. by Eugene Platzman, with
ukulele arr. by: Anthony Franchini.
(In Grand old songs) © Mar. 22,
1928; 2 ec. Mar. 29; °“E 687276;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc. New
York. 6362
Liturgy (A) of hope; cantata, music
by Leo Sowerby; solo sop., male
choir, with organ ace. 4to. © Mar.
3, 1928; 2 ec. Mar. 6; E 686586;
Boston music ¢o., Boston. 6363
328
6353"
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1928
Livre (Le) de la vie (The book of |
poem by Alphonse Marie |}
life) ;
Lamartine, English version by Alice
Mattullath, music by A. Seismit-
Doda; high voice, in E flat. © Jan.
6,, 1928; 2.c. Mar. 16; E. 688029;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 6364
Llevame al festival; 0, Me tiro en-el
suelo, danzon, letra y musica de J.
Alberto H. Rivera [i..e. A. H.
Rivera], of ,Cuba; pf. ©. Dec. 20,
1927; 1 @ Mar.. 3, 1928; E 685343 ;
Alberto H. Rivera, Havana. 6365
Lobe den Herrn; Weihnachtsfantasie,
yon Richard Tourbié, of Germany,
op. 153; vicline und klavier.
Noy. 13, 1927; 1 «@ Feb. 27, 1928;
EH 685242; Rtihle & Wendling, Leip-
zig. : 6366
Loch Lomond; traditional words, set
to Seotch folk tune, harmonized by
Harvey Worthington Loomis; mixed
voices. 4to. © Feb. 8, 1928; 2 «¢.
Mar. 10; E 686944; C. C. Birchard
& co., Boston. 6367
Loin de mon pays; valse de concert,
by Charles Maduro; pf. New York
City, O. Flaschner music co.
Mar. 7, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 9; E 683738;
Charles Maduro, New York. 6368
Lom-pom-pom; words by Molly Picon,
melody by J. M. Rumshisky. © 1c.
Mar. 30, 1928; E 688408; Joseph M.
Rumshisky, New York. 6369
London (A) spring; words by Julian
Sturgis, music by Claude Romney, |
of Great Britain; in F. © Feb. 20,
noss omrien Mans) 1375. Hy .G851(32);
Boosey & co., Itd., London. 6370
Londonderry (The) air; words and
music.of an Irish melody, arr. by
Gordon Jacob, of Great Britain; in
E flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions} © Jan. 26, 1928; 1 e@ Mar.
6; E 685453; Oxford university
press, London. 6371
Lone prairie; love song—semi Indian,
by H. Maurice Jacquet; orch., with
pf. or organ. © Mar. 14, 1928; 2 ¢.
Mar. 15; E 686875; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
6372
Lonely; words and melody by R.
Schaff. © 1c Mar. 30. 1928; E
688410; Ruth Sechaff, New Orleans.
6373
Lonesome; words and music by A. I.
MeMichael. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Mar. 14, 1928; 2 «.
6386
Mar. 17; E 688836; Agnes Innes
MeMichael, Wyoming, Del. 6374
Lonesome, since you went away;
words and music by A. Lococo. ©
1 ce. Feb. 28, 1928; E 680788; Anna
Lococo, New York. 6375
Long live Lindy; words and melody
by I. Holly. © 1c. Mar. 14, 1928;
EH 683921; Inez Holly, Ceres, N. Y.
6376
Longing; old Gaelic folksong, words
and adaptation by James Archibald,
transcribed and arr. by Harry Bell.
© Mar. 24, 1928; 2 c Mar. 24;_.EB
688275; Harry Bell music ©oco.,
Evansville, Ind. 6377
Longing; valse, by Walter A. Lehleit-
ner; pf. Lawrence, Mass., Bay
state music co. © Dec. 24, 1927;
2c. Jan. 3, 1928; E 681727; Reginald
&. Liversidge, Lawrence, Mass.
: 6378
Longing; words and melody by L.
Supin...©st ic. Mar 22. 1926:) Hi
687079; Louis Supin, Brooklyn.
6379
Longing for home; words and melody
by R. Henderly. © 1 ¢. Mar. 12,
1928; E 683798; Russell Henderly,
Cincinnati. 6380
Longing for love and you; words and
music by A. B. Courts, arr. by Her-
man A. Hummel; pf. ace., with uku-'
lele arr. by Margaret Courts. ©
Feb. 28, 1928; 2c. Mar. 1; E 686525 ;
Andrew B. Courts, Mt. Orab, O.
6381
Longing ‘for you; fox trot, by A. J.
Weidt. 1. Plectrum banjos.—2. Ten.
banjos. © Feb. 13, 1928; 2 c each
Mar. 5; E 683645, 683646; Walter
Jacobs, inec., Boston. 6382, 6383
Longing for you, dear, all the while;
melody by C. R. Wileox. © 1 «@.
Mar. 26, 1928; E 687199; Charles
Riley Wilcox, LeGrand, Calif. 6384
Look out boys, it’s leap year, let’s go;
words and melody by P. C. Fitz
Gerald. © 1.¢c. Mar. 29, 1928; HB
687328; Perey C. FitzGerald, Ros-
well, N. M. 6385
Looking for the sunshine, walking
around in the rain; words by
Clarence Gaskill, music by Jimmy
McHugh. © Feb. 24, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
9; E 683729; Jack Mills, inc., New
York. 6386
329
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6387
Lord (The) bless thee; Northfield,
words from the Bible, music by Elsie
M. Eckman. © Dec. 24, 1927; 2 «¢.
Mar. 10, 1928; E 686761; Elsie Eck-
man, Roxbury, Mass. 6387
Lord, I ery unto Thee; words from
the Bible, music by F. N. Revis;
mixed voices. © 1c. Mar. 19, 1928;
E 688105; Flora Nelson Revis, Zion,
Bi: 6388
Lord (The) is risen indeed; words
from St. Luke XXIV, music by
Rebert W. Allen; with violin obbl.;
in F. © Mar. 6, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 9;
E 6838388 ; Dean-Phillips, Chicago.
6389
Lord (The) mayor’s show; 10 easy
pieces, by Donald Gray, of Great
Britain; pf. © Mar. 12, 1928; 1c.
Mar. 28: E 689086; Boosey & co.,
Itd., London. 6390
Lord. of an earth of glory; Gladina,
words and music by Edward S.
Deans, of England; in G. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Mar. 6, 1928; 1 © Mar. 6; E
685419; Novello & co., Itd., London.
6391
Lord (The) reigneth; words by James
Rowe, music by Thomas Benton.
CG Jan. 2, 1928;°2 ¢ Marn ae; rE
683966; Eugene Monroe Bartlett,
Hartford, Ark. 6392
Lord, we feel Thy gracious hand;
words and music by I. Ajax. Los
Angeles, Cal., Republic music co. ©
Mar. 13, 1928; 2 e. Mar. 10; .E
6838771; Ivor Ajax, Los Angeles.
6393
Lord’s (The) prayer; music by C. H.
Jones; mixed voices. [Photostat]
© 1c Mar. 3, 1928; E 686567;
Charles Henry Jones, Washington.
6394
Lorette; valse lente, by R. A. Horne,
of Great Britain; pf.. © Mar. 8,
1928; 1 c. Mar. 9: E 685738; Chap-
pell & co., Itd., Sydney, Australia.
6395
Los que se alejan; letra y musica por
Kd Tavo; pf. [Photostat] © Feb.
28, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 5} Ey 686607 ;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 6396
Louisiana; words by Andy Razaf and
Bob Schafer, music by J. C. John-
son; pf. and ukulele ace. © Mar. 6,
1928: 2 e. Mar. 8; E- 686650; Al.
Piantadosi, New York. 6397
pt. 111, n.8., v. 23
- Louisiana bo bo; fox trot, by Ted
Nixon; orch. © Feb. 25, 1928; 2 ¢.
Mar. 10; E 686769; Denton & Has-
kins music pub. co., inc., New York.
6398
Lovable one; words and music by J. L.
Pass. ©1c. Mar. 5, 1928; E 683673 ;
Joseph L. Pass, Philadelphia. 63899
Love always finds the way; words and
music by Hector Mac Carthy; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Mar. 16, 1928;
2c. Mar. 19; E 687045; Harms, inc.,
New York. 6400
Love is a terrible thing; from High-lo,
words by Henry Myers, music by
Henry Sullivan. © Mar. 24, 1928;
2c. Mar. 26; E 688265; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. 6401
Love is but a name: words by F. L.
Cooper, jr. and Egbert Harold van
Delden, melody by John Peter Sacco.
“©°1 c. Mar. S,"1928>) hose:
Frederick Linn Cooper, jr.,., New
York. 6402
Love (The) light in your eyes; words
and music by A. H. Woolley. ©1«
Mar. 16, 1928; E 683951; Arthur H.
Woolley, Seekonk, Mass. 6403
Love me a little, love me a lot; words
and melody by F. Scott and R.
Malanga. © 1 ¢. Mar. 13, 1928;
E 686861; Freddy Scott and Ralph
Malanga, New York. 6404
Love often disappoints; words and
melody by W. Camm. © 1 ce. Mar. 8,
1928 ; E 683913; Walter Camm, New
York. 6405
Love’s in my heart; by R. Huntington
Woodman. arr. by Tom Clark; orch.
4to. © Feb. 14. 1928; 2 c Feb. 20;
E 686481; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 6406
Love song; words by Harriet Monroe,
music by D. H. Piller. [Photostat]
©, 1 c¢ Mar. 29, 1928; H 687313;
David H. Piller, Baton Rouge, La.
6407
Loved one; words and music by K. G.
Allen. [Photostat] (© 1c. Mar. 29,
1928; E 687333; Kenneth George
Allen, New York. 6408
Lovely melody; words and melody by
Edna and Austin Wallack. © 1.
Feb. 20, 1928; E 686156; Edna Mary
Wallack, Jennings, Kan. 6409
Lovers’ lane; serenade, by A. F. Wend-
land, arr. by R. B. Eisenberg; band.
4to. © Feb. 28, 1928; 2 c Mar. 1;
530
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
6430
EH 686522; W. R. Dalbey music ©o.,
Omaha, Neb. 6410
Lovers’ melody; words and music by
Peter Gosling, of England; pf. acc.,
with banjulele and ukulele arr. by
Alvin Keech; in C. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Dee. 16, 1927;
1 e. Mar. 1, 1928; E 685827; Music
pub. co., ltd., London. 6411
Love’s boding (L’ebesahnung); cho.,
English and German text ‘and music
by Robert Kramer; male voices. 4to.
© Jan. 24, 1928: 2 c. Mar. 16; E
683992 ; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
6412
Love’s dream (Sogno d’amore) ;:from
Life in Japan, by H. M. Higgs, of
England; orch. with pf. conductor.
4to. © Mar. 23, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 24;
EH 689029 ; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
6413
Love’s ecstasy ; appassionata, by W. R.
McElwain, arr. by Chas. J. Roberts;
full orech., with pf. conductor. ©
Dec. 21, 1927; 2. c. Mar. 16, 1928; E
Lullabye; words by Palmer N. Payne,
music by E. HB. Reitz. © 1c. Mar.
6, 1928; E 686673; Edward HE. Reitz,
Buffalo. 6422
Lune (La) boit; fox trot, de Maurice
Hermite, of France; orch. avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Mar. 23, 1928;
1c. Mar. 28; H 689059; Enoch & cie.,
Paris. 6423
Lupe, Lupe; letra y musica por Ed
Tavo; pf. [Photostat] © Feb. 28,
1928; 2 ec. Mar. 5; E 686608; Dioni-
sio Acosta, Los Angeles. 6424
Luscious; words and music by Lewis
& Young [i. e. Sam Lewis and Joe
Young] and Lew Pollack, pf. ace.,
with ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini.
©. Mar. 9, 1928; 2 c.,Mar. 10;, B
686759; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inec., New York. 6425
| Lustiger marsch (A merry march) ;
688064; Carl Fischer, ine., New York. |
6414
Love’s splendour; art ballad, words
and music by J. R. Leitch, of Great
Britain; med. voice. © Feb. 10,
1928; 1 ec. Mar. 14; E 685862; John
Rodger Leitch, London.
Love’s wildwood trail; words by Oliver
Murray Edwards, music by William
Berwald; high voice. Syracuse,
N. Y., Oliver music co. © Mar. 14,
1928; 2c Mar. 20; E 687049; Oliver
M. Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y. 6416
Love’s yearning; photoplay music, by
Norman Leigh; pf. © Feb. 14, 1928;
2 ec. Mar. 23; E 688181; Walter
Jacobs, inec., Boston. 6417
Lovetime; from Lovetime, words and
music by 8. H. Norton.
30, 1928; E 688422; Spencer H. Nor-
ton, Norman, Okl. 6418
Luggage in advance; action
words and music by Brian O’Malley,
of Great Britain; in D. [Staff and
tonie sol-fa notations] © Mar. 6,
1928; 1 ec. Mar. 24; E 689052; Bay-
ley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 6419
Lullaby babe; lyrics and music by O.
Valaroff. © 1c. Mar. 22, 1928; BH
687083; Orall Valaroff, San Fran-
cisco. 6420
Lullaby time; words and melody by
H. B. Toucey. © 1c. Mar. 26, 1928;
E 688282; Helen Brammell Toucey,
New York. 6421
6415 ©
© 1c. Mar. |
song,
von Marc Roland, of Germany;
grosses u. salon-orch. mit violino 1
direction. © Oct. 11, 1927; 1c. Feb.
27, 1928; E 685272; He‘nrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany. 6426
Ma belle; from Three musketeers,
words by Clifford Grey, music by
Rudolf Friml; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Mar. 9, 1928; 2 ec Mar. 12; H
683828 ; Harms, inc., New York.
6427
Mac and Mac; duet for xylophones, by
Kenneth J. Alford, of England; full
orch. ace., with pf. conductor. 4to.
CG Kepo 1 1928 * Eve Mar. 2: 8
685759; Hawkes & son (London)
Itd., London. 6428
MacDowell (Edward Alexander) An
eine wilde rose (To a wild rose) ;
aus Amerikanische wald idyllen, op.
51, bearb. von L. Artok, of Germany ;
orch., mit pf. u. violine direktion.
(In Domesticum, no. 237) © Mar.
20, 1928; 2 c« Mar. 24; E 687120;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 6429
Beim alten stelldichein (At an old
trysting place); aus Amerikanische
wald idyllen, op. 51, bearb. von L.
Artok, of Germany; orch., mit pf. u.
violine 1 direktion. (Jn Domesticum,
no. 237) © Mar. 20, 1928; 2 ce. Mar.
24; HE 687122; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 6430
Plantagenklinge (Contes du
vieux négre); aus Amerikanische
wald idyllen, op. 51; bearb. von L.
Artok, of Germany; orch., mit pf.
u. violine 1 direktion. (Jn Domes-
ticum, no. 237) © Mar. 20, 1928;
dol
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6431
MacDowell (EK. A.)—Continued.
2c. Mar. 24; E 687121; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 6431
Macht (Das) die Amanda mit der
propaganda; step, worte von J. von
Hewy, musik von Will Meisel, arr.
von Franz Thon, both of Germany;
orch. mit pf.-direktion wu. violine
obligat. 4to. © May 10, 1927; 1«
Feb. 27, 1928; E 685319; Edition
Meisel & co., G. m. b. H., Berlin.
6432
Maddalena mezza Vumare; versi e
melodia di P. Cittarella, of Italy.
©,1 ec. Mar. 14, 1928; E 683895;
Paul Cittarella, Philadelphia. 6433
Madelene; melody by F. Warshauer.
© 1*c. Mar. -24, 1928: EH’ 687134;
Frank’ Warshauer, Rockaway Beach,
Ys 6434
Madison street rag; words and melody
by Gus Cannon. © 1 «¢ Mar. 2,
1928; E 683611; Loren L. Watson,
Memphis, Tenn. 6435
Madonna’s (The) lullaby; words and
music by Mindret Lord; high key.
© Mar. 9, 1928; 2 c Mar. 10; E
683844; G. Ricordi & co., inc., New
York. 6436
Madrigal; par Jacques Pillois, of
France; quintettes 4 cordes, avec pf.
conducteur. © Jan. 10. 1928; 1 «.
Feb. 27; E 685418; Editions musi-
cales Evette, Paris. 6437
Miahrische und tschechische volkslie-
der; (Moravian and Czech. folk
songs); English version by Addie
Funk, deutsche tibertragung u. mu-
Sik yon Rudolf Felber, of Austria;
mittlere singstimme. © Jan. 1,
1928; 1 ¢«. Feb. 27; E 685294; N.
Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 6488
Maggie Murphy; words by W.. J.
Bissett and D. K. MacLean, music
by Billy Bissett [i. e. W. J. Bissett]
© 1° ¢. Mar. 14, 1928; E 683927;
William John Bissett, St. Catha-
rines, Ont., Canada. 6439
Maggio adorato; words and music by
A. Calafiura; violin. © 1c Mar.
16, 1928; E 683948; Anthony Cala-
fiura, Brooklyn. 6440
Magna Charta march; by John Philip
Scusa; band. 4to.. © Mar. 16,
1928; 2 e. Mar. 19; E 688121; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 6441
' — pt. DEPas., ¥2s
Mahnung; worte von Jos. von Hichen-
dorff, musik von Fritz Eschbach, of
Germany, op. 23; mdnnerchor. 4to.
© Oct. 15, 1926; 1 c. Mar. 2, 1928;
E 685602; P. J. Tonger, Cologne,
a/Rh., Germany. 6442
Mahzel .(Good luck); fox-trot song,
words and music by James Walsh
and Fred Holt, both of Great Brit-
ain; pf. ace., with banjulele banjo
and ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech;
in B flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
' notations] © Feb. 29, 1928; 1 «.
Mar. 7; E 685651; Lawrence Wright
music co., London. ~ 6443
Maid of Manhattan; march, by J. L.
Fitzhenry; pf. © Jan. 16, 1928;
2 ce. Mar. 16; E 683980; Denton &
Haskins music pub. co., ine., New
York. 6444
Maid of the mist; words and music
by M. L.. Taylor. .© .1.¢ Mar. 14,
1928; E 686905; Mary Lyon Taylor,
Indianapolis. 6445.
Maid of the mist; words by E. G.
Weare, music by B. M. Zavitz, of
Canada. Niagara Falls, Ont., Mrs.
P. C. Zavitz. © Mar. 23, 1928; 1 ¢.
Mar. 28; E 689091; Bell McVean
Zavitz and Elizabeth Gonder Weare,
Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada.
6446
Maienliuten (Blue-bells of May);
salonstiick, von Carl Génschals, op.
53, bearb. von Herm. Wenzel, both
of Germany; pf. © Nov. 10, 1927;
1 ec. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685216; Fr.
Portius, Leipzig. 6447
Maistrina; versi di Enzo Battiparano,
melodia di R. De Luca. © 1c. Mar.
13, 1928; E 686848; Ralph De Luca,
Brooklyn. 6448
Make believe you are mine to-night;
words and music by Harry Owens.
© Mar. 9. 1928; 2 c. Mar. 24; B
687115; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 6449:
Mama I wish Id listened to you;
words by Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Brooks,
music by C. 8. Brooks. © 1«¢ Mar.
19, 1928; E 687026; Charles Simeon
Brooks, Atlanta. 6450
Mamma doll; words by J. A. Novotny,
music by Luther A. Clark. © 1 e.
Mar. 9, 1928; E 683746; Joseph A.
Novotny, Omaha, Neb. 6451
Mamma mia m’ ha’ maritari; versi
di A. Crivello, melodia di Anthony
Galasso, of Italy © 1 Mar. 26,
od
\
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1928
1928; E 688376; A. Crivello, An-
thony Galasso and J. Clano, New
- YOrk. 6452
Mammy is gone; words and music by
B. G. De Sylva, Lew Brown and
Ray Henderson. © Mar. 19, 1928;
2 c. Mar. 20; E 686984;. De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine., New York.
6453
Mammy’s kinky-head; lullaby, by A.
J. Weidt. 1. Plectrum banjos.—
2. Ten. banjos. © Feb. 13, 1928;
2 ec. each Mar. 5; E 683647, 683648 ;
Walter Jacobs, ine.; Boston.
6454, 6455
Mammy’s little kinky headed boy; fox
trot, words by Joseph M. White, mu-
sie by George J. Trinkaus, arr. by
Frank Skinner; dance orch. pts. ©
Mar. 5, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 9; E 683876;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
6456
Mammy’s little moonbeam rose; lul-
laby, words by Andrew Peter Moy-
lan, music by Philip Austin Reynolds
and George Frederick Reynolds. ©
Feb. 14, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 6; E 686591 ;
Reynolds bros. and Moylan, Denver.
6457
Man (The) at the wheel; words by
Gulielma Day Orr, melody by R.
Henderly. © 1c. Mar. 1, 1928; E
686488; Russell Henderly, Cincin-
nati. 6458
Man (The) I love; by George Gersh-
win, transeribed by Tony Lowry, of
Great Britain; pf. London, Chappell
& co., ltd. © Mar:19; .1928;''1¢.
Mar. 22; E 689017; Harms, ine.,
New York. 6459
Man o’ the moon; words by D. W.
Stoner, melody by Robert H. Bren-
nen. 1 « Mar. 14, 1928; E
683902; Datha W. Stoner, Fre-
mont, O. 6460
Man (The) that broke the bank at
Monte Carlo; words and music by
Fred Gilbert, ed. by Elliott Shapiro,
arr. for pf. by Eugene Platzman,
with ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini.
(In Grand old songs.) © Mar. 22,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 29; E 287243; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
6461
Manana me voy .. .; letra y musica
por Ed Tavo; pf. [Photostat] ©
Feb. 28, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 5; E 686609 ;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 6462
Manhattan serenade; melody by Louis
Aiter.. © 1 ¢. Mar. 21,)/1928; 5
6473
-
688156; Robbins music corp., New
York. 6463
Manon; interméde rococo, by Charles
Ancliffé, of Great Britain; pf.
Mar. 10; 1928; 1 ¢. ManiadOrsA
685720 ; Banks & son, York, Hngland.
6464
Manuel de musique militaire; de Paul
Gilson, of Belgium. 4to. © Nov.
to 1927; i [c.; Ee. JO, if OBS)
689054; Het muziekfonds, Antwerp,
Belgium. 6465
Manuel de musique militaire ; exercices
complémentaires, de Paul Gilson, of
Belgium. 4to. © Dec. 27, 1927; 1c.
Feb. 10, 1928; E 689053 ; Het muziek-
fonds, Antwerp, Belgium. 6466
March of the gtnaizers; words and
melody by O. B. Sullivan. © Mar.
12, 1928; 2 ec. Mar. 19; E 688096;
Orren Bradley Sullivan, Milwaukee.
6467
March of the musketeers; from The
three musketeers, words by Clifford
Grey, music by Rudolf Friml. ©
Mar. 16,1928; 2 Gc Mar. 19; EB
687040; Harms, inc., New York.
6468
March of the soldiers; melody by D.
J. Vécsei, op. 37. © 1 ¢. Mar. 16,
1928; E 683945; Desider Josef
Vécsei, New York. 6469
Marche des petits faunes; de Cydalise
et le chévre-pied ballet en deux actes
et trois tableaux de G. A. de Cail-
lavet et Robert de Flers, musique de
Gabriel Pierné, transcription par S.
Dushkin; violon et pf. © Feb. 2,
1928; 1 c. Feb. 27; E 686749; Heugel,
Paris. 6470
Marche solennelle; de La féte des
vignerons, de Gustave Doret, of
Switzerland, arr. de L.-Julien Rous-
seau, of France; orch. avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1927; 1c.
Jan. 23, 1928; E 685345; Foetisch
fréres, s. a., Lausanne, Switzerland.
6471
Marching song; by Maxwell Hckstein ;
pi: © Dee. 8, 1927;..2;c¢., Mar.: 16,
1928; E 688018; Carl Fischer, ine.,
New York. 6472
Marcia (la) delle legioni; inno im-
periale, versi di Vittorio Emanuele
Bravetta, musica di G. Blanc, of
Italy. Milan, A. & G.:Carisch & ec.
© Sept. :1, 1927; 1. ¢c. Dec. 14; B
684592; Giuseppe Blanc, New York.
6473
333
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6474
pt. HE. 8, ayers
Margie Blue Bonnet of old San An-
tone; words and melody by F. C.
Roan. 1 c. Mar. 15, 1928; EH
683942; Florence Clark Roan, San
Antonio. 6474
Marii wiegenlied; von Max Reger, of
Germany, op. 76, nr. 52; violine, mit
begieitung des harmoniums, bearb.
von EKgon J. Schmidt, of Germany.
©rFan. 24, #927301 Ic... Novi 22:
676498 ; Hd. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin.
6475
Marillyn; words and melody by W.
Camm. © 1 ¢. Mar. 8, 1928; E
683914; Walter Camm, New York.
6476
i Arabesque; di M.
Mariotti, of Italy; pf. Milano, G.
Baroni. © Feb. 2, 1928; 1 c. Mar.
17; E 685994; Mario Mariotti, Rome.
6477
Maritana; selection from the opera,
by W. Vincent Wallace, arr: by
Arthur Purcell, of England; pf. ©
Mariotti (Mario)
Mar.:'24, 1928;) ty ic..iMar. -26);) E
689041 ; Joseph Henry Larway, Lon-
don. 6478
Marvelous lips; fox trot, words by C.
Houghton, melody by P. I. Bockser.
© 1¢. Mar. 1, 1928; E 686509; Patty
Ida Bockser and Casco Houghton,
Lynn, Mass. 6479
Mary;
Salvador; pf. © 1 ¢. Mar. 7, 1928;
E 683725; Dada-Dada & co., San
Salvador, Salvador. 6480
Mary; vocal fox-trot, from The yellow
mask, words by Laddie Cliff and
Desmond Carter, music by Harry
Acres, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele acc.; in G. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Feb. 10, 1928;
1 ce. Mar. 1; E 685322; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London. 6481
Mary Kelly’s beau; words by Edward
Harrigan, music by Dave Braham,
ed. by Elliott Shapiro, arr. for pf.
by Eugene Platzman, with ukulele
arr. by Anthony Franchini. (In
Grand old songs) © Mar. 22, 1928;
2 ce. Mar. 29; BE 687277; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine., New. York.
6482
Mary make-believe; from Cochran’s
1928 revue, words and music by
Noél Coward, of Great Britain. ©
Feb. 284 1928. : i=\e.. -Mar) 135> HE
685834; Chappell & co., Itd., London.
6483
vals, por Tomas Moreira h., of |
Mascagni (Pietro) Il canto del la-
voro; poesia di Edmondo Rossoni e
Libero Bovio, musica di P. Mascagni,
of Italy. © Jan. 6, 1928; 1 c. Mar.
17; E 685989 ; Confederazione na-
zionale dei Sindacati fascisti, Rome.
6484
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric)
Hlegy; three pt. song, words by
Louis Gallet, tr. by Isabella G. Park-
er, music arr. by G. Waring Steb-
bins; women’s voices. 4to. © Mar.
£55 1928 ; 2c. Mar. 23; EH 688239;
Oliver Ditson’ co., Boston. 6485
Master (The) in His garden ; words
anon., music by Elsie M. Heckman.
© Dec. 24, 1927; 2 & Mar. 10, 1928;
EK 686762; Elsie Eckman, Roxbury,
Mass. 6486
Master (The) of sunshine and song;
words by Frederick H. Martens, mu-
sic by A. Walter Kramer, op. 34, no.
5; high voice. © Mar. 18, 1928; 2 ¢.
Mar. 16; E 686980; John Church co.,
C neinnati. 6487
-Master school of modern piano playing
& virtuosity; by Alberto Jonas, of
Spain. bk. 5. [English, German,
French and Spanish text] © Nov.
30, 1927; 2c. Mar. 17, 1928; aff. Mar.
16; A 1068366; Carl Fischer, ine.,
New York. 6488
Masters of music; compiled and arr.
by C. Wesley Elliott, of England;
American organ, harmonium, organ
or pf. bk. 4. © Mar. 29, 1928; 1 ce.
Mar. 29; E 689101; Joseph Henry
Larway, London. 6489
Mavourneen; words by George HElllis,
music by Ivor Richards, of Great
Britain; pf. ace, with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Keech. ©
Mar. 7, 1928; 1 ec. Mar. 12; E 685719;
Keith-Prowse & co., ltd., London.
6490
Max Reger-heft; lieder u. klavier-
stiicke, vorwort u. anmerkungen von
Erich Urban, bearb. von Walther
Hirschberg, of Germany; pf. mit
text. © Apr. 25, 1927; 1\e.' Mary 2,
1928; E 685516 ; ‘Ulistein, aie. Ber-
lin. 6491.
May (A) day; by Roy Agnew, of Great
Britain; pf. © Dec. 29, 1927; le.
Mar. 6, 1928; E 685438; Oxford uni-
versity press, London. 6492
Maybelline ; words and music by B. A.
De Vorss. © 1 ce. Mar. 15, 1928; H
686916; Billy A. De Vorss, St. Jo-
seph, Mo. 6493
334
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1928
6514
Mayence d’or; deux études, par Willy
Walther, of Germany; pf. La cathé-
diale. [1 other] © Dec. 23, 1927;
1 e@. Jan. 25, 1928; E 684486; Edi-
tions musicales Eveite, Paris. 6494
Mazel bruche (Good luck); words by
Molly Picon, melody by J. M. Rum-
shisky. «© 1,.¢, Mar. 30,,.1928;, E
688412; Joseph M. Rumshisky, New
York. 6495
Meadow (The) lark; by Hlizabeth
Blackburn Martin; 2 pfs., 4 hands.
© Mar. 28, 1928; 2 c Mar. 30; HB
688448 ; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
- 6496
Mechanical dance; by S. Timberg; pf..
moma), J.C. Mar, 27, 19282
687217; Sammy Timberg, New York.
6497
Med dig en Aften alene; slow-foxtrot,
af Den grgnne vogn, tekst af Axel
Andreasen og Mogens Dam, musik
af Kai Normann og Emil Reesen,
both of pepmnate, © Feb. 22, 1928;
1 ce. Mar. 7; E 685765; Wilhelm Han-
sen, Gee oehicen
Mediante (Les) de la gloire (The beg-
gars of glory); d’ A. Honegger, of
Switzerland ; orch. avec pf.-conduc-
teur. © Dee. 31, 1927; 1 ec. Feb. 27.
1928; E 685401; France's Salabert,
Paris. 6499
Medicu e malata; versi di G. Marrone, |
melodia di Mario Nicastro. © 1«
Mar. 29, 1928; E 687300; Gaspare
arrone, Brooklyn. 6500
Méditation; paroles extrait de Toi et
moi, de Paul Geraldy, musique de
Valdo Garulli, of Italy. © Dee. 81,
1927; 1 c Feb. 27, 1928; E 685948;
Max Eschig et cie., Paris. 6501
Méditation; poéme symphonique, de
L. Gaubert-Elgé, of France; orch.
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dec.
a1. 1927-1 ¢.. Heb. 27. 1928; BE
685378; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris. 6502 |
Meditations of Old Black Joe; words
and music by A. Jenkins, arr. by
Irene Spain. © 1c. Mar. 5, 1928;
EK 683674; Andrew Jenkins, Atlanta.
6503
Meet me at the fair; words and music
by T. H. West, arr. by H. O. Wheel-
er. © Mar:''7, 1928; 2 ¢.'Mar. 12;
E 683777 ; Thomas H. West, Kansas
City, Mo. 6504
6498 ©
Meet me sweetie; words and melody
by M. E. Pritchett. © 1c. Mar. 14,
1928; E 683922; Mable E. Pritchett,
West Helena, Ark. 6505
Mein Mame’s chipe kleid; words and
melody by J. Goldste n. © 1. Nov.
1, 1927; E 687160; Jennie Goldstein,
New York. 6506
Mein schatz der hat zwei dugelein;
gedicht yon Jos. Thommes, musik
von Condi Fliersbach, of Germany,
op. 134; 4-stimmigen miunnerchor.
4to. © Jan. 20, 1926; 1 c. Mar. 2,
1928; E 685563; P. J. Tonger,
Cologne/Rhine, Germany. 6507
Mein teddybiar ; konzertpolka, text von
Doridius [pseud. of J. Dont], musik
von J. W. Gangiberger, arr. von
Gustav Blasser, both of Austria ; pf.
mit text u. ten. u. bass solo.
Aus. 22519273" 1 €& Webs Be, “1928;
E 685257; Ludwig Doblinger (B.
Herzmansky), Leipzig. 6508
Mein teures Vaterland; worte von
Ernst Krenge, musik von Hugo
Kaun, of Germany; md&nnerchor, a
cappella. Partitur u. stimmen,. 4to.
© Nov.. 27, 1927; 1.¢. Feb. 27, 1928;
EK 685227; Amsel-verlag, Berlin-
Stidende, Germany. 6509
Meine tante fahrt im _ hiihnerstall
motorrad; one-step, worte u. musik
von Franz Strassman, of Germany.
© Oct. 1.1927: 1 cidtep. 27. 1928-
E 685267; Fritz Horst, Altona, Elbe,
Germany. 6510
Meiner jugend traum; worte u. musik
von A. Fleischer, of Germany, op.
$9; vierstimmigen méannerchor. 4to.
© Dee. 31, 1926; 1 «& Mar. 2, 1928;
E 685583; P. J. Tonger, Cologne,
a. Rh., Germany. 6511
Melodie amoureuse; romance, by Jean
Douste, of Great Britain; pf., con-
tinental fingering. © Mar. 13, 1928;
1c. Mar. 15; EH 685851; Edwin Ash-
down, Itd., London. 6512
Melodie mignonne; photoplay music,
by Gerald F. Frazee; pf. © Feb. 17,
1928 ; 2 e Mar. 23; E 688187; Walter
Jacobs, inc., Boston. 6513
Melodious study album for young
players; by Arnoldo Sartorio; pf.
© Mar. 16, 1928; 2 c Mar. 19: E
688125 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 6514
330
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6515
Melodramatic ethnographical picture
of Galician, Pentacosta and St. John
the Baptist Kupalo (Menoypamarn-
yecKkH-3THOrpaduyeckand Kaptuua Tan-
MUKuXh Sentenbxt CaatTs u Ca. loanna
Kpectutena Kynana); words and mel-
ody by Elias I. Tziorogh. © 1 ec.
Mar. 22; 1928; ' D’ 272827 Joanna
Tziorogh, New York. 6515
Memories ; by Anthony Lowry, of Eng-
land; violin and pf. © Feb. 29,
1928; 1 c. Mar. 1; E 685420; Stainer
& Bell, ltd., London. 6516
Memories of home; words and melody
by M. K. Tannian. © 1c. Mar. 30,
1828; E 688402; Mary K. Tannian,
Portsmouth, O. 6517
Memories of love; melody by T. M.
Jones... ©; 1 “ec. » Mar. 9. 1928°" EE
683760 ; Trevor Morgan Jones, Brook-
lyn. 6518
Memories of mother in meditation;
words by Mary Lillie Parks, music
by G. G. Parks. ©1c. Mar. 1, 1928;
E 686510; Clarence George Parks, |
6519
Memories of you; melody by C. G.
Spicer, jr. © 1 c¢ Mar. 29, 1928;
E 687293 ; Clarke Garfield Spicer, jr.,
Philadelphia. 6520
Memory waltz; words and melody by
H. Newman. © 1c. Mar. 26, 1928;
E 688298; Harry Newman, New
York. 6521
Memory’s ship; words and music by
V. M. Kindel. © 1c. Mar. 5, 1928;
E 686635; Verdi MacLennan Kindel,
KKansas City, Mo. 6522
Mem’ries; by Harold Sanford; vocal
erch. 4to. © Mar. 20, 1928; 2 ec.
Mar. 26; E 688323; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 6523
Hastings, Neb.
Mem’ries; words by Henry M. Neely,
music by Harold Sanford. © Feb.
25, 1928; 2 ce. Mar. 1; EH 686533;
M. Witmark & sons, New York. 6524
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig
Welix ) Chant de printemps; ro-
manza senza parole, trascrizone di
Mario Corti, of Italy; violino e pf.
© Wan. 27;01928s: liek Mar, 21
685905; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
6525.
Friihlingslied (Chant du_ prin-
temps) ; von F. Mendelssohn, op. 62,
no. 6, arr. von Leo Artok, of Ger-
many; salon-orch., mit pf. conductor.
©) “Mar: 15, 19284 0c." Mar, 39>.
pt. Trt 0. 8. v2 Ze
685809; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany. 6526
Hochzeitsmarsch und elfenreigen ;
von Mendelssohn-Liszt, aus der
musik zu Hin sommernachtstraum,
von Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy,
hrsg. u. bearb. yon Moriz Rosenthal,
of Germany; klavier. © Sept. 30,
1927; 1 ce. Feb. 27, 1928; BH 685518;
Uustein, a. g., Berlin. 6527
Nocturne; 4-pt. song, words by
William Ryder, musie by Felix Men-
delssohn-Bartholdy, op. 19, no. 4, arr.
by W. Ryder; women’s voices. 4to.
© Mar. 12, 1928; 2 ec. Mar. 13; EB
683839; G. Ricordi & co., ine., New
York. 6528
Sieben charakterstiicke; op. 7,
hrsg. von Mayer-Mahr, of Germany;
klavier. © May 2, 1927; 1 ec. Feb.
7, 1928; E 685519; Uustein, a. ¢.,
- Berlin. shee 65743
The treasured spot; 4pt. song,
words by Marion Orowell Ryder,
music by Felix Mendelssohn, op. 99,
no. 3, arr. by William Ryder; male
voices. 4to. © Mar. 17, 1928; 2c.
Mar. 19; E 687048; G. Ricordi & co.,
ine., New York. 6530
Mentiras ; letra y musica por Ed Tavo;
pf. [Photostat] © Feb. 28, 1928;
Ze Mar. 5; E 686610; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 6531
Mentolatina; fox-trot, letra y musica
por Maria Grever. © Oct. 31, 1927;
2 ce. Oct. 21; E 678451; Alfredo
Steffens, New York. 6532
Menuet; a l’antique, by I. J. Paderew-
ski, op. 14, no. 1, simplified and arr.
by Calvin Grooms; pf. © Mar. 21,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 283; H 688201; Cen-
tury music pub. co., New York.
6533
Menuet de Cydalise; de Cydalise et le
chévre-pied, ballet en deux actes et
trois tableux de G. A. de Caillavet
et Robert de Flers, musique de
Gabriel Pierné, transcription par S.
Dushkin; violon et pf. © Feb. 2,
1928; 1 e Feb. 27; EB 686748;
Heugel, Paris. 6534
Mer sin vun K6ln am Rhing; aus der
gleichnamigen revue, text von Gerh.
Ebeler, musik von Fritz Hannemann,
of Germany. © Jan. 5, 1926; 1 ec.
Mar. 2, 1928; E 685610; P. J.
Tonger, Cologne, a/Rh., Germany.
6535
336
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1928
Mer sin vun Koln am Rhing; aus der
gleichnamigen revue, worte von
Gerh. Ebeler, musik von Fritz Han-
nemann, of Germany; salon-orch.,
mit pf. direktion. 4to. © Jan. 12,
1926; 1 c. Mar. 2, 1928; E 685581 ;
P. J. Tonger, Cologne/Rhine, Ger-
many. 6536
Merrily; one-step ou fox trot, \ de
Lucien Rémond, of France; orch.
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Mar.
23, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 28; E 689065;
Enoch & cie., Paris. 6537
Merry go round; words and music by
Buzz Lent and Neil Morét, jr.; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Mar. 12, 1928;
2c. Mar. 17; E 686923; Villa Moret,
ine., San Francisco. 6538
Merry pranks; by George O’Connor-
Morris, of Great Britain, op. 38,
no. 2; pf. © Feb. 17, 1928; 1c.
Mar. 14; E 685867; Augener, Itd.,
London. 6539
Merry (The) whistler; by Minnie
Coons Freeman, ed. and fingered by
Harriette Brower; pf. © Jan. 19,
1928; 2 @ Jan. 28; E 686651; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 6540
Message (The) (Le message) ; poéme
chinois de Mei Cheng, traduction
anglaise de Arthur Waley, version
francaise de Jacques Durand, mu-
sique de Blair Fairchild. © Jan.
“10, 1928; .1..¢c. Keb.,27:, E b&86%53 ;
Durand et cie., Paris. 6541
Message (A) of light; by J. C. Coll;
orch. sc. © 1 ¢. Mar. 6, 1928; E
686645 ; John Costa Coll, New York.
6542
Messe de minuit; sur des Airs de
Noél, par Marc-Antoine Charpentier,
restituée par H. Letocart, of France;
4 voix mixtés avec ace. d’orgue.
Partition. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1927;
1 ce. Feb. 27, 1928; EH 685375; Henry
Lemoine et cie., Paris. 6543
Methinks that your love is real; words
and music by C. E. Acheson. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 10, 1928; E 686804; Clark
Ebenezer Acheson, Los Angeles.
6544
Metropolitan melody method of violin
instruction; by J. Little. Study no.
17-20. © Dec. 27, 1927; 2 c. each
Dec. 29; E 680774-680777; Joseph
Little, Chicago. 6545-6548
Meyerbeer (Giacomo) Fackeltanz no.
1 (Danse aux flambeaux); von G.
Meyerbeer, arr. von Leo Artok, of
6559
Germany; salon orch., mit pf. con-
ductor; in B dur. © Mar. 15, 1928;
1 e@. Mar. 9; E 685806; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany. 6549
Mi Julia; corrido Mexicano, letra y
musica de 8S. R. Ramos, of Mexico,
domiciled at Chicago; pf. © 1.
Mar. 30, 1928; E 688435; Silvano R.
Ramos, Chicago. 6550
Mia rondinella; mazurka, di Ermene-
gildo Carosio, of Italy; pf. © Mar.
20,- 1928; 1 ec. Mar. 22; E 689022;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 6551
Midnight (A) show; fox trot, words
and music by A. Calafiura; violin.
© 1c. Mar. 16, 1928; E 683949;
Anthony Calafiura, Brooklyn. 6552
Midsummer; 4-pt. song, words by M.
C. R., music by M. Moussorgskv. arr.
by William Ryder; women’s voices.
4to. © Mar. 9, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 10;
E 683840; G. Ricordi & co., inc., New
York. 6553
Mignonne amie; words anon., music
by D. H. Piller. [Photostat] ©
1c. Mar. 29, 1928; E 687314; David
H. Piller, Baton Rouge, La. 6554
Mikado (The); excerpts, by A. Sulli-
van, arr. by Calvin Grooms; violin
and pf. a. The moon and I. [1
other] © Mar. 21, 1928; 2.¢. Mar.
23; E 688188; Century music pub.
co., New York. 6555
Mikor az éj sotét (I like the night,
the dark); szovegét irta: Weiner
Istvan, zenéjét szerzé: F. Markush,
of. Hungary. Budapest, Hungary,
Rozsavolgyi es tarsa. ©. Jan. 10,
1928; 1 ec Mar. 1; E 685631; Fred
Markush, Budapest, Hungary. 6556
Mikor az éj sdétét (I like the night,
the dark); zenéjét szerezte Fred
Markush, of Hungary; orch. New
York, Edmond Pauker. 4to. ©1e.
Feb. 29, 1928; E 6853835;)).Fred
Markush, Budapest, Hungary. 6557
Mil (Los) pajarillos; letra y musica
por Ed Tavo y Maximo Cervantes,
both of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles; pf., en mi bémol. 12mo.
[Photostat]- © Mar. 26, 1928; 2 «.
Mar. 31; E 687355; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 6558
Mill (The) ; by Maxwell Eckstein; pf.
© Dec. 8, 1927; 2 c. Mar. 16, 1928;
E 688019; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 6559
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6560
pt. ITT, anes, v.23
Millécker-heft ; vorwort u. anmerkun-
gen von Erich Urban, musik aus Gas-
parone u. a., bearb. von Walther
Hirschberg, of Germany; pf. mit
text. © Nov. 23, 1927; 1.c. Mar. 2,
1928; E 685514; Ulistein, a. g,,
Berlin. 6560
Mine eyes have seen the glory ; march,
words by Julia Ward Howe, music
by Frederic H. Wood, of England,
op. 25, no. 1, tonic sol-fa notations by
H. J. Timothy; unison voices; in D.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Mar. 15, 1928; 1.¢c. Mar. 16; BH
685888 ; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London.
6561
Minnesota; words by N. E. Merrill,
music by Mrs. Philip Larson fi. e.
C. R. Larson] ©1c. Dee. 14, 1927;
KE. 682910; Christene Rollefson Lar-
son and Nell EH. Merrill, St. Paul.
6562
Minnespiel; nach Walter von der
Vogelweide, musik von Hugo Herr-
mann, of Germany, op. 4; frauenchor -
mit harfe o. klavier. Partitur. 1.
Verlangen. [2 others] © Feb. 20,
1928; 1 ec. Mar. 10; E 685735; Breit-
kopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 6563
Minstrel (The) singer; medley, arr.
for pf. by Eugene Platzman, ed. by
Elliott Shapiro, ukulele arr. by A. J.
Franchini; pf. with words. (In
Grand old songs) © Mar. 22, 1928;
2 c. Mar. 29; E 687260; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
6564
Minueto; por F. Gaitan, of Mexico; pf.
Mexico City, Revista de revistas.
© Feb. 19, 1928: 1 c. Mar. 19; BE
685860; Fausto Gaitan, Mexico City,
D. F., Mexico. 6565
Minuetto; from the* String quintet in
EK major, by Luigi Boccherini, arr.
by Alfred Pochon; string quartet.
© Dec. 22, 1927; 2 c. Mar. 16, 1928;
E 688048; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 6566
Mio (11) amore Spagnuolo (My Span-
ish love); tango, versi di Pietro
Spadaro, musica di A. Patricolo.
© 1c. Mar. 15, 1928; E 683939; An-
gelo Patricolo, Brooklyn. 6567
Mio (Il) destino (My destiny) ; over-
ture, by P. Colavita; pf. ©1c. Mar.
27, 1928; E 687210; Philip Colavita,
Richmond. 6568
Miramar; words and music by M.
Gutierrez.
© 1c. Mar. 7, 1928; H |
683720; Maurice Gutierrez, Los An-
geles. 6569
Miss Italia; operetta in 3 atti, di C.
Lombardo e Guglielmo Zorzi, musica
di Alfredo Cuscina, of Italy; pf. e
canto. © Dec. 15, 1927: 1 & Mar.
17, 1928; D 27283; Carlo Lombardo,
Rome. 6570
Missa brevis; short setting for the
office for Holy Communion, music by
C. W. Pearce, of Great Britain; 4
mixed voices or unison choir. Lon-
don, J. Curwen & sons, Itd. 4to. ©
Oct. 17, 1927; 1c. Oct. 14; E 685987 ;
C. W. Pearce, Bournemouth, Eng-
land. 6571
Missionary volunteers; hymn, words
and music by Madge Gould. © Jan.
31, 1928; 2 c Mar. 5; HE 683630;
Western Oregon conference mission-
ary volunteer soc., -Portland, Or.
6572
Mississippi log raft song; text from
an old river song, music by W. A.
Goldsworthy; 4 male voices. 4to.
Mar. 15, 1928; 2 « Mar. 16; E
686981; G. Ricordi & co., inc., New
York. 6573
Missouri Joe; words and melody by
B. Miller. © 1 ¢. Mar. 30, 1928;
EK 688429; Bob Miller, Memphis,
Tenn. 6574
Mr. Captain, stop the ship; words hy
W. A. Archbald, music by Felix
McGlennon, ed. by Elliott Shapiro,
arr. for pf. by Eugene Platzman,
with ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini.
(In Grand old songs) © Mar. 22,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 29; E 687262; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co, ine, New
York. 6575:
Mr. McTell got the blues; words and
melody by Willie McTell. © 1 c¢.
Feb. 23, 1928; E 688394; Ralph
Peer, New York. 6576
Misterioso alla marcia; marsch der
spukgeister, von Gustav Lindner, of
Germany; grosses orch. und salon
orch., mit violine 1 direktion. ©
Oct. 11, 1927; 1 c. Feb: 27, 1928; E
685278; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany. 6577
Mobile central blues; words and mel-
ody by Jim Jackson. © 1 c Mar.
2, 1928: E 683615; Loren L. Watson,
Memphis, Tenn. 6578 -
Mode (La)! Voila la mode; manne-
quins de Paris, one step-fox trot,
par André Deval-Suzon, of France;
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oerch. avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Feb. 2, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 27; E 685661 ;
A. Deval-Suzon, Paris. 6579
Modern conservatory method for the
saxophone; by G. IJasilli; sop., alto,
ten., bar. and bass saxophones. New
York, Carl Fischer, inc. pt. 2. ©
Pen. loess 2 cl! Rebs 297" Eh
686676; Gerardo Iasilli, Bt Cade G
65
Modern opera selections the whole
world plays; containing more than
' thirty selections from operas and
ballets, compiled and ed. by Albert
BE. Weir. Rev. ed. 4to. © Feb. 29,
Tee. |) 2 'e!) and” aff" Mar-3%/ A
1069058; D. Appleton & co., New
York. 6581
Modern trumpet playing; by Frank
Guarente, of England. © Feb. 14,
1928; 1 e. Mar. 2; E 685762; Hawkes
& son (London) Itd., London.
‘Molly and I and the baby; words and
music by Harry Kennedy, ed. by El-
liott Shapiro, arr. for pf. by Eugene
Platzman, with ukulele arr. by A. J.
Franchini; (Jn Grand old songs)
© ‘Mar. 22, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 29; E
687270; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inc., New York. 6583
Moment gracieux ; photoplay music, by
Norman Leigh; pf. © Feb. 1, 1928;
2,e. Mar. 23; E 688178; Walter
Jacobs, inc., Boston.
Momenti d’angoscia; intermezzo, di
Luigi Cerri, of Italy, op. 167; p:ccola
orch. con violino direzione.
11, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 21; E 685911;
A. & G. Carisch & ¢., Milan. 6585
Mon det var dig, jeg saa i Drémme;
tango sentimentale, tekst af Geill og
Meincke, musik af Willy Kierulff, of
Denmark; pf. © Feb. 22, 1928; 1c.
Mar. 7; E 685772; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. 6586
Money; words and melody by C. E.
Antosewicz. © 1c. Mar. 17, 1928;
E 686972; Clara E. Antosewicz,
Detroit, Mich. 6587
Moon of Japan; words by William J.
McKenna, music by William Haid;
pf. and ukulele arr. © Feb. 25,
1928 ; 2 c. Mar. 10; E 686771; Denton
& Haskins music pub. co., inc., New
York. | 6588
Moon of love; fox trot, words by Bill
Cane and Bob Tipton, music by D.
Strech: © 1 c. Mar. 12, 1928; E
683819; Dave Strech, Spokane. 6589
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6582 |
6584 |
© Feb. |
Moon of the heavens; words and music
by L. Brazelton, jr. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Mar. 22, 1928;
2 e@ Mar. 28; E 688342; Lewis
Brazelton, jr., Houston, Tex. 6590
Moon, you're just a spotlight in the
sky; from Highlo, words by Henry
Myers, music by Henry Sullivan. ©
Mar, 24, “1G25 12 Cy at 205, , a
688263 ; Edward B. Marks music co.,
New York. 6591
Moonlight and starlight;' words and
melody by W. A. Jones. © 1c. Mar.
29, 1928; E 687298; William A.
Jones, Hudson, O. | 6592
Moorland and torland;. by Ernest
Markham Lee, arr. by F. Louis
Taylor, of Great Britain; orch. with
pf. conductor. 1. The tors at sunset.
[>,, others] ©. Jan_,(26,, 1928° fc.
Feb. 11; E 689001; Alfred Lengnick
& co., Itd., London. 6593
' More of Thee; words and music by
C. H. Jones.
Mar.
Henry Jones, Washington.
[Photostat] © 1 «.
3. 1928; E 686568; Charles
6594
Morgen hat geburistag sie und ich
kein geld; shimmy, text u. musik
von Amerigo Bieler, [pseud.] of
Switzerland. © Dee. 31, 1927; 1 «.
Feb. 27, 1928; H 685221; Wilhelm
Gfeller, Basel, Switzerland. 6595
Morning prayer; chorale, by Maxwell
Eckstein; pf. © Dee. 8, 1927; 2c.
Mar. 16, 1928; E 688016; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 6596
-Mcten stomp; by Bennie Moten, arr.
by Claude Austin; orch. 4to. ©
Feb. 20; 1928; 2 ¢.: Mar. 19; EB
688133 ; United publishing co., New
York. 6597
Mother; words and music by Bertha
Lillian Dobbins. © 1 ec. Mar. 19,
1928; E 688144; Bertha L. Dobbins,
San Antonio. 6598
Mother; words by F. J. Wells, music
by P. M. Starr and F. J. Wells. ©
1 ec. Mar. 138, 1928; E 686859'; Perry
Martin Starr and Francis Jess
Wells, Culver City, Calif. 6599
Mother dear I will sing you an evening
song; words and music by H. Wen-
dell Austin. Cincinnati, O., Fillmore
musie house. © Mar. 12, 1928; 2 ¢.
Mar. 19; HE 686991; Fillmore bros.
co., Cincinnati. 6600
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6601
Mother, how sweet the name; words
and music by E. R. Whited. © Apr.
3, 19285, 206. Mar >30 5, Ey 688458 ;
Hima R. Whited, Middleport, N. Y.
6601 -
Mother o’ my sunset dreams; words
and melody by T. Bramlett. ©1e.
Mar. 7, 1928; EH 683708; Tex Bram-
lett, Pensacola, Fla. 6602
Mother of mine; words by G. H.
Hulme, music by Arnold T. Lax.
ar. 19, 1928; H 688106;
6603
words and
© 4"e
George H. Hulme, Boston.
Mother of our country;
melody by W. C. Ellis.
1, 1928; E 686503; Walter C. Ellis,
Roanoke, Va. 6604
Mother’s crowns; words and music by
C. D. Fuller, arr. by Ruth Teeter.
© Mar. 8, 1928 2c. Mar. 10°; )
686766; Carl David Fuller, Rolling
Prairie, Ind. ‘6605
Mothers’ day; words and music by
D. M. Fields; pf. aee., with ukulele
arr. by Frank Littig. © Mar. 22,
1928; 2 ec. Mar. 19; E 687117; Delta
M. Fields, Long Beach, Calif. 6606
Mother’s (A) death brings tears: and
sorrows; waltz, words and music
by ©. K. Faucett, arr. by Wesley
Robinson and Harold 8. Allen; 1st
violin. |© 1.¢.,.Mar. 30, 1928; H
688425; Charles Kanagoi Faucett,
Philadelphia. 6607
Mothers’ (A) lullaby; words and
mus:e by D. G. Davis. © 1c. Mar.
26, 1928; E 688287; David Gwilym
Davis, Morgantown, W. Va. 6608
Mother’s pride and joy; lullaby, words
and music by C. EH. Brandon.
Mar. 1, 1928; 2c. Mar. 26; E 688273;
Hdward J. Steiner, St. Louis. 6609
Mother’s (The) tears; by J. Cherniav-
sky, of Russia, domiciled at New
York; pf. [Photostat] © 1c. Mar.
31, 1928; E 687390; Joseph Cherni-
avsky, New York. 6610
Mountains of love; words and music
by T. Hearon, arr. by Edward Gor-
don. "© 1 -¢.' Mar. 22) ' 1928.
683795; Thomas Hearon, New York.
6611
Mountains of my home; from Lumber
love, words by Leslie Stiles, music
by Berté Adams, of Great Britain;
in FF. !Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Feb. 21, 1928; 1 ¢. Mar. 2;
EK 685657; Lawrence Wright music
co., London. 6612
© 1c. Mar.
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
Mouvement; extrait des Images, par
Claude Debussy, transcription par S.
Dushkin; violon et pf. © Feb. 2,
1928; 1 c. Feb. 27; E 686747 ; Durand
et cie., Paris. 6613
Moyer’s superior guitar method; by
Will D. Moyer. © Mar. 26, 1928;
2c. and aff. Mar. 29; A 1072148;
Chart music pub. house, ine. Chi-
cago. 6614
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Kon-
zert in C-moll; neu durchgesehen
von Willy Rehberg, of Switzerland ;
klavier mit begleitung des orchesters.
Ausgabe mit unterlegter zweiter
klavierstimme von Hans _ Bischoff.
© Mar. 5, 1928; 1 ec. Mar. 20; EB
689032 ; Steingriiber -verlag, Leipzig.
6615
Konzert-rondo; in form varia-
tionen, neu bearb. von Bruno Hinze-
. Reinhold, of Germany; klavier mit
begleitung des orchesters. Ausgabe
mit unterlegter zweiter klavier-
stimme von Eduard Mertke. © Feb.
18, 1928; 1 ¢ Mar. 20; BH 689033 ;
Steingriber-verlag, Leipzig. 6616
Serenade; eine kleine nachtmusik,
arr. von Leopold Weninger, of Aus-
tria; salon-orch., mit pf. u. violine
1 direktion. © Feb. 29, 1928; 1 e¢.
Mar. 21; E 685895; D. Rahter, Leip-
zig. 6617
Tell me, fair ladies (Voi, che
sapete); from the Marriage of
Figaro, by Mozart, tr. by Edward J.
Dent, of Great Britain; in B flat.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Jan. 26, 1928; 1 c Mar. 6; E
685692; Oxford university press,
London. 6618
M’sieur, prenez-moi; paroles de
Jacques-Charles et Mauricet, mu-
Sique de Maurice Roget, of France.
© Dee. 10, 1927; 1 ce. Jan. 16, 1928;
E 685939; Editions Foueret, fils,
Ss. a., Paris. 6619
Muco celiju mojlule; words and mel-
ody by J. Shefka. © 1c. Feb. 16,
1928; E 688375; James Shefka, New
York. 6620
Musical (The) salvationist ; compiled
by F. G. Hawkes, of England. pt. 3,
v..42.. 8vo. © Mar. 7, 1928;'1 ¢.
Mar. 21; E 684891; Salvationist pub-
lishing & supplies, ltd., London.
6621
Musikantenzauber; worte von Otto
Hausmann, musik von Ernst Han-
sen, of Germany, op. 183; ménner-
340
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no. 3, 1928
6642
chor. 4to. © June 19, 1926; 1 c.
Mar. 2, 1928; E 685600; P. J. Ton-
ger, Cologne, a. Rh., Germany. 6622
My Anna Lou; words and melody by
Be Otte...) 1 @.. Mar. :22, 1928;
687077; Dora Otto, Tyrone, Pa.
6623
My baby came home; words and
music by Buddy Fields, Charlie
Newman and Jack Gardner, arr. by
Rube Bennett; pf. and ukulele acc.
fer men. 20; 19982 "e. "Mar. “1's &
686526; Milton Weil music co., Chi-
cago. _ 6624
My baby has it; words by H. A. Magid-
son, melody by H. A. Magidson and
Albert M. Parlak. © 1c. Mar. 14,
1928; E 683917; Herbert A. Magid-
son, Braddock, Pa. 6625
My beloved native land (Mein vater-
land) ; cho., English version by Rob-
ert Kramer, German text by Am-
brose Meyer, music by Robert
Kramer; male voices. 4to. © Jan.
24, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 16; E 683990;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 6626
My Carolina home; words by Jay T.
Stout, melody by A. F. Voorhees,
arr. by Arthur C. King. © 1c. Mar.
19, 1928; E 687023; Arnold F. Voor-
hees, Red Bank, N. J. 6627
My daughters fair; words and music
by K. L. H. Shell. © 1c. Mar. 14,
1928; E 686904; Katie Lee Hattox
Shell, Wichita. 6628
My dream girl; words and melody by
M. Foushi. © 1 c. Mar. 14, 1928;
E 683920; Mike Foushi, Chicago
Heights, Ill. 6629
My dream girl; words and music by
W. L. Nolan and A. A. Braynard.
©. Mar... 8,.1928; 2 ec. Mar. 12;.E
686822; Walter L. Nolan and Alice
A. Braynard, Mount Vernon, N. Y.
6630
My gal is a high born lady; words
and music by Barney Fagan, ed.
by Elliott Shapiro, arr. for pf. by
Eugene Platzman, with ukulele’ arr.
by A. J. Franchini. (In Grand old
songs) © Mar. 22, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
29; E 687273; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 6631
My harbor of dreams; words by Billie
Long [i. e. A. W. Long], music by
Janet Louise Estes. © Mar. 10,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 16; E 683986; Allen
William Long, North Adams, Mass.
6632
My Hawaiian paradise; words by M.
L. Clemens, music by D. Brand. ©
1 ec. Mar. 26, 1928; E 688290; Mildred
Leo Clemens and Dixie Brand, New
York. 6633
My heart keeps on speaking of love;
words by Gus Kahn, music by Joe
Cooper; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by May Singhi Breen. © Mar. 15,
1928::..2: ¢c. Mare. 46:35 HW .G83957 ;
Irving Berlin, ine.. New York. 6634
My heaven is home; words by Harry
D. Kerr, melody by Errol Collins.
© 1c. Mar. 19, 1928; E 688108;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 6635
My husband Casey Jones; words and
musie by Mrs. Casey Jones, in col-
laboration with lLysle Tomerlin.
Jackson, Tenn., Laycook music &
printing co. © Mar. 27, 1928; 2 ¢.
Mar. 30; E 687351; Janie Brady
Jones, and Lysle Tomerlin, Jackson,
Tenn. 6636
My influenza; medley, words by Rob-
ert Rutherford, music arr. by Harold
Arpthorp, of Great Britain; in F.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Feb. 23, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 28; E
689077; Reynolds & co., London.
6637
My Kate; words and melody by R.
Korn. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1928; E
688405; Rudy Korn, Schenectady,
Nos 6638
My lady Lavender; a minuet of olden
time, by Leo Peter, of England; pf.
© Mar. 13, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 16; E
685890; Swan & co. (music pub-
lishers) ltd., London. 6639
My little cabin home; words and mu-
sic by D. B. Sorlin. Worcester,
Mass., Marcellus Roper co. © Mar.
PAP 4 OIG OS Mar ee -OSonle >
Daniel Bror Sorlin, Worcester, Mass.
6640
My little home; words and music by
Harold Berg, Jack Meskill and
Chris Schonberg; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Mar. 12, 1928; 2 c Mar. 17;
E 686925; Villa Moret, ine. San
Francisco. 6641
My little star (Hstrellita): Mexican
serenade, by Manuel A. Ponce, arr.
by Robert Biederman; pf. © Dec.
Te. lo2Ce 2 ce. Mar. 16 tae” i
688058; Carl Fischer, inc. New
York. 6642
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6643
¢
pt. iI, n. s., v. 23:
My lost girl; words and music by I. | My, nose; words and music by E. M.
P. Frink; pf. and ukulele acc.
Globe ed. ...© + Mary, 12, 1928; 2. ce.
Mar. 17; E 686932; Ida P. Frink,
Moosup, Conn. 6643
My love of golden dreams; words and
music by R. Jacobson; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © Mar. 20, 1928; 2 ce. Mar.
22; E 688315; Richard Jacobson,
Bingham Canyon, Utah. 6644
My lover lad; words by William Kaye,
music by J. Rodger Leitch, of Great
Britain; contralto or mezzo voice.
London, B. Feldman & co. © Mar.
12, 1928; 1 «& Mar. 18; E 685928;
W. K. Gibson, Belfast. Ireland.
6645
My man; waltz song from Lumber
love, words by Leslie Stiles, music
by Berte Adams, of Great Britain;
in E flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Feb. 23, 1928; 1 «.
Mar. 2; E 685652; Lawrence Wright
music co., London. 6646
My Miami moon; words by Katherine
Wexler, music by Lou Herscher and
Billy: Hays; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by May Singhi Breen. © Mar.
19. 1928; 2. ¢c. Mar. 31; E 687375;
Bibo, Bloedon & Lang, inc., New
York. 6647
My Monday morning woman blues;
words and melody by Jim Jackson.
© 1c Mar. 2, 1928; E 683616;
Loren L. Watson, Memphis, Tenn.
ws 6648
My morning dream; waltz, words and
music by R. A. Bunch, jr. ©1e.
Mar. 21, 1928; E 687109; Richard
Alexander Bunch, jr., Cincinnati.
6649
My mother; words and music by J. S.
Happy. © 1. Mar. 12, 1928; HB
683820; Joseph Stephan Happy,
Naugatuck, Conn. 6650
My mother old and gray; words by
W. E. Motz, jr., music by Hugene
Platzman. © Mar. 19, 1928; 2c.
Mar. 17; E 686939; William EH.
Motz, jr., Detroit. 6651
My Nelly’s blue eyes; words and mu-
sic by William J. Scanlan, ed. by
Elliott Shapiro, arr. for pf. by Eu-
gene Platzman, with ukulele arr. by
A. J. Franchini. (In Grand old
songs), © Mar. 22, 1928; 2 c Mar.
29; FE 687248; Shapiro, Bernstein & |
co., inc., New York. 6652
Bartlett; male voices. © Jan. 20,
1928; 2 « Mar. 16; E 683970; Eu-
gene Monroe Bartlett, Hartford,
Ark. 6653.
My Ohio home; fox trot, by Walter
Donaldson, arr. by O. Sciacca; band..
obl. 24mo. © Mar. 27, 1928; 2 ec.
Mar. 28; E 687234; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. - 6654.
My Ohio home; fox trot, words by
Gus Kahn, music by Walter Donald-.
son, arr. by Walter C. Simon;
Feistyle pianorgan arr. © Feb. 29,
1928; 2 ¢. Mar. 2; H 686516; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 6655.
My old fashioned sweetheart; ballad,
words and music by E. Burr. New
York, Frank Harding. © Mar. 22,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 27; E 687190; Ethel
Burr, Burlington, Calo. 6656:
‘My old rag bag full of hits... or
green bag full of tricks; words and
melody by Eugene Conrad. © 1 ec.
Mar. 15, 1928; E 683943; HKmma
O’Neil, Chicago. 6657
My own Missouri; words by EH. U-
McKinney, music by M. W. Mc-
Cartney; pf. © 1 c. Mar. 31, 1928;
BE 687384; Mabel W. McCartney and
Elizabeth U. McKinney, Hannibal,
Mo. 6658:
My paradise; waltz, words by N. M.
Larivee, music by Ernest Robert
Forant..: © 1c. Max, ao) 192s. Ee
686497 ; Normand Montague Larivee,
Manchester, N. H. 6659
My Parisienne; words and music by
Benee Russell, Henry H. Tobias and
Georgie Price; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Mar. 16, 1928¢°2 ’e))Mar}* 19) E
687043; Harms, ine., New York.
6660
My pet; words by Jack Yellen, music
by Milton Ager; pf. acc., with uku-
lele arr. by May Singhi Breen. ©
Mar. 14, 1928: 2° ct, Mardi),
686934; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein,
ine., New York. } 6661
My pretty; words by Jerry Belyea,
melody by D. L. Carley. © 1c. Mar.
28, 1928: E 688358; Dorothy Leone
Carley, Grand Rapids, Mich, 6662
My pretty girl; fox trot, words and
music by D. G. Davis. (© 1c. Mar.
26, 1928: BE 688286; David Gwilym
Davis, Morgantown, W. Va. 6663:
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My rose bud; words and melody by
H#., Green. © 1 « Mar. 26,°1928;
E 688295; Hstella Green, Pittsburg,
Calif. 6664
My Rosie cutshines them all; words by
A. I. Deason, melody by Robt. H.
Brennen. © 1c. Mar. 2, 1928; E
683596; Anna I. Deason, Granite
Falls, Minn. 6665
‘My song; by E. Wheeler; pf. ©1e.
Mar. 27, 1928; E 687204; Elizabeth
Wheeler, New York. 6666
My sweet baby; words and melody by
W. Crawley. © 1c. Mar. 26, 1928;
E 688296; Wilton Crawley,, New
York. 6667
My sweet baby; words by Louis La
Rondelle, melody by Russell Laich-
inger, © 1 c. Mar. 19, 1928; E
688107; Phillip Russell Ninde Laich-
inger, Los Angeles.
My sweet Hawaiian baby; words and
music by Mel Ball, Lew Porter and
Sam A. Perry; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by Anthony J. Franchini. ©
Mar.\. 16) 1928; 20c.. Mar. 16; E
683987; Lewis music pub. co., New
York. 6669
My sweet Hawaiian dream girl; waltz,
melody by Joe Green. © 1c. Mar.
6, 1928; E 686624; Joseph P. Green,
New York. 6670:
My sweetheart, I may lose; words by
J. Sovak. music by Jack Edwards.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Make wesdvos, 2 CC. Mar, 283°K
688343; Jack Sovak, Sloatsburg,
NON? 6671
‘My sweetheart’s the man in the moon;
words and music by James Thorn-
ton, ed. by Elliott Shapiro, arr. for
pf. by Eugene Platzman, with uku-
lele arr. by A. J. Franchini. (Jn
Grand old songs.) © Mar. 22, 1928;
2 e. Mar. 29; E 687252; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
6672
Myrra; valse, par C. Guglielmi, arr.
par Ciro Urbini, of Italy; orch. 4to.
© Dec. 23, 1927; 1 ce. Jan. 25, 1928;
E 684484 ; Editions musicales Hvette.
Paris. 6673
Mystery (The) ; words by Lilian Whit-
ing, music by J. Klumpkey. ©1e.
Feb. 14, 1928; E 686946; Julia
Klumpkey, San Francisco. 6674
Mystie (The) rider; by Victor Herbert,
arr. from the original seore by
Harold Sanford; orch. © Sept. 9,
6668
1927; 2c. Dec. 1; E 686678; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 6675
Nacht und spukgesinge; galgenlieder
nach ged. von Christiat Morgenstern,
musik von Paul Graener, of Ger-
many, op. 79. heft 1,2. © Aug.
27, 1927;.1 0c. each Oct. 18;) B
676491 ; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin.
6676
Nad brzegiem morza; song, opr. Frank
Przybylski. .© Mar. 15, 1928; 2 ce.
Mar. 30; E 688451; Wtiadystaw H.
Sajewski, Chicago. 6677
Nad, wat sin dat for en saache; kliingel-
buttenmarsch, text von Wilh. Schnei-
der-Clauss, musik von Jos. Boden, of
Germany. © Jan. 1, 1928; 1c. Mar.
2; E 685611; P. J. Tonger, Cologne,
a/Rh., Germany. 6678
Na, wat sin dat for en saache; kliingel-
biittenmarsch, text von Wilh.
Schneider-Clauss, musik von Jos.
Boden, of Gerthany; salon-orch., mit
pf. direktion. 4to. © Jan. 1, 1928;
le. Mar. 2; E 685580; P. J. Tonger,
Cologne/Rhine, Germany. 6679
Napoléon; d’ A. Honegger, of Switzer-
land; orch. avee pf.-conducteur. ©
Dec. 31, 1927; 1. c. Feb. 27, 1928;
EK 685400; Francis Salabert, Paris.
6680
Ne dis pas que je t'aime; paroles de
EK. Foureade, musique de D. H.
Piller. {Photostat] © 1c. Mar. 29,
1928; E 687315; David H. Piller,
Baton Rouge, La. 6681
Ne dis rien: tango sérénade, de G.
Bonineontro, of France; orch. avee
pf. conducteur. Editions Costallat.
4to. © Feb. 10, 1928; 1 ce. Mar. 6;
E 685975; Lucien de Lacour, Paris.
6682
Neapolitan dance; by Albert von
Doenhoff; pf. © Feb. 27, 1928; 2c.
Mar. 5; E 686734; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 6683
Necken ; Swedish folk song, by Herman
Sandby, of Denmark. 1. Cello and
pf.—2. Violin and _ pf.—3%. Violin,
cello and pf. © Dee. 9, 1927; 2c.
each Mar. 16, 1928; E 688010—-688012 ;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
6684-6686
Nel paese dell’ amore; canzone fox-
trot, versi di Guido di Napoli, mu-
sica di Vittorio Mascheroni, of
Italy: spt. .;©.. Feb. 24,1928 ;_. 4. ec:
Mar. 21; EH 685896; A. & G. Carisch
& c., Milan. 6687
343
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6688
Nelly; fox-trot song, from Alladin,
words by T. D. Newell, music by
Fred Elkin, of Great Britain; pf.
acc., with banjulele banjo and uku-
lele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in G.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
@ Web. 23; 1928:: Me. (Manage ©
685654; Lawrence Wright music co.,
London. 6688
Neuer friihling; gedicht von Otto
Roquette, musik von Victor Junk, of
Austria, op. 8, no. 4; 4-stimmigen
minnerchor. 4to. © June 20, 1927;
1 ce. Mar. 2, 1928; E 685562; P. J.
Tonger, Cologne/Rhine, Germany.
6689
Never tell a girl she’s the only girl
for you; words by Monk Seaton,
melody by V. A. Vedova. © 1 «.
Mar. 2, 1928; E 6838627; Victor
Aramis Vedova, New York. 6690
Nevet a roth; szd6vegét irta Weiner
Istvan, zenéjét szerzé F. Markush,
of Hungary. Budapest, Rozsavolgyi
és tarsa. © Jan. 12, 1928;1 ¢. Mar.
27; E 689048; Fred Markush, Buda-.-
6691
HesosspatTuHoe sppema; vals, by A.
Schwartz; 1st violin. © 1c Mar.
9, 1928; E 683751; Abe Schwartz,
New York. 6692
New (The) light; Easter cantata,
poem by Granville Hicks, music by
Stuart B. Hoppin; soli and cho. of
mixed voices, with pf. and organ
ace. © Feb. 15, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 2;
E 683590; C. C. Birchard & co., Bos-
ton, 6693
New moon; words by F. Scott, music
by David Reed. © 1c. Mar. 12,
1928; E 6838784; Francis Scott,
North Wales, Pa. 6694
New York-Berlin; one-step, text von
Carl Schmitz, musik von WHilers-
Welter, of Germany; orch. mit pf.
begleitstimme. 4to. © June 15,
1927; 1 e Feb. 27, 1928; HE 685230 ;
Carl H. J. Rettig, Hamburg, Ger-
many. 6695
Nids (Les) ; de La grand folie, paroles
de Louis Lemarchand, musique de
Maurice Hermite, of France.
Mariu2o,+ LO28: - de Mar 2oe¥
689068; Enoch & cie., Paris. 6696
Night; 2-pt. song, music by Alberto
Randegger, arr. by H. A. Chambers,
of England; treble voices; in A flat.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions} © Mar. 30, 1928; 1 ¢. Mar.
pest, Hungary.
pt. TAS. v.20
31; E 689116; Novello & co., ‘Itd.,
London. 6697
Night (The) club; words and melody
by W. Camm. © 1 ec. Mar. 8, 1928;
E 683915; Walter Camm, New York.
6698
Night in a prairie town; words by
May Williams Ward, music by A.
Buzzi-Peccia; high voice. © Dec.
22, 1927; 2, ¢..,Mears 1G, (1O28)-, 1b:
688049; Carl Fischer, inc, New
York. 6699:
Night (A) in Budapest; valse, mel-
ody by B. Schaffer. © 1c. Mar. 14,
1928; E 688890; B. Schaffer, Phila-
delphia. 6700
Night (The) in the forest (La nit al
bose) ; symphonic sketch, by J. C.
Coll; orch. sec. © 1c Mar. 6, 1928;
EK 686646; John’ Costa Coll, New
York. 6701
Night (A) in Vienna; valse, melody
by B. Schaffer. ©, 1 ¢ Mar. 14,
1928; E 683891; B. Schaffer, Phila-
delphia. 6702
Night (The) march; poem by J. Lloyd
Mahony, music by Richard Kountz;
cho. of men’s voices. 4to. © Mar.
27,1928; 2).Gs, Mars 20 oo tezoe,s;
Boston music co., Boston. 6703.
Night wind’s message; Chippewa love
song, words and music by G. A.
Grant-Schaefer. 1. Sop. or ten.—
2. Mezzo-sop. or bar. © Feb. 27,
1928; 2 c. each Mar. 2; E 683575;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 6704
Nights; a fantasy, words by Willis K.
sones, music by Joseph W. Clokey ;
cho. of women’s voices. 4to. ©
Mar. "6; 1928") Sarvs Siva eee
686765 ; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
: 6705:
Nights of longing; words by M.
Cruickshank, music by William Van
Beaver. © 1 c Mar. 21, 1928; EH
687108 ; Mabel Cruickshank, Youngs-
town, O. 6706
Ninefold kyrie; for use with the com-
munion service in G, music by H. A.
Chambers, of England; mixed
voices, with organ ace. 4to. ©
Mar. 13, 1928; 1 ce») Mar. 2138;) B
685726; Novello & co., ltd., London.
6707
No matter where I go; words and mu-
sic by J. Lapin. Cleveland, O.,
Dankworth co. © Mar. 24, 1928;
2c. Mar. 24; E 688277; Jean Lapin,
Cleveland. 6708
344
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1928
6730
No more dreary rainy days; words
and music by R. Beierle. © 1 ©.
Mar. 5, 1928; E 683678; Robert
Beierle, Covington, Ky. 6709
No orphans in heaven; words by. R.
Jeffers, melody by Robt. H. Brennen.
© 1c¢ Mar. 14, 1928; E 683899;
Rebecca Jeffers, Jellico, Tenn. 6710
Nobody home; words from Yonkers
Statesman and F. H. Huntley, music
by Fred H. Huntley; mixed voices.
4to. © Jan. 28, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 1;
EK 686468; Henry T. FitzSimons,
Chicago. 6711
Nobody shows what my baby shows;
words and melody by Andy Razaf.
© 1c. Mar. 2, 1928; E 683603;
Joseph M. Davis, New York. 6712
Noche buia; tango, by Barretto de
Souza [i. e. J. Barretto de Souza];
pf. ©1c. Mar. 15, 1928; E 686900 ;
Joseph Barretto de Souza, New
York. 6713
Northern world; descriptive overture,
by Ed Chenette; band. 4to. ©
Mar. 20, 1928; 2 c« Mar. 23; HB
688211; Rubank, inc., Chicago. 6714
Norwegian bridal march; by Herman
Sandby, of Denmark; transcribed
for violin, cello and pf. © Dec. 9,
1927; 2 c. Mar. 16, 1928; E 688009 ;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 6715
Nothin’ on my mind; words by Gus
Kahn, music by Ted Fiorito. © Feb.
29;°1928; 2 ce: Mar. 2; E 688576;
Jerome H. Remick & co., New York.
6716
Notte lunare (Moonlit night); ro-
mance, words by Silvio Picchianti,
English version by Alice Mattullath,
music by A. Seismit-Doda; high
voice, in D. © Dec. 16, 1927; 2 c.
Mar. 16, 1928; E 688037; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 6717
Novelty intermezzos ; by Emil Velazco ;
organ. 1. Francesca.. [4 others] ©
Mar. 5, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 6; E 687114;
Irving Berlin standard music corp.,
New York. 6718
Now and then; words and music by
W..i.. Stearns,...©).'1.¢... Mar’ ‘26,
1928; E 687225; William Lafayette
Stearns, Pawhuska, Okl. 6719
Now listen Mary tomorrow will be our
wedding day; words and melody by
W. A. King. © 1c. Mar. .26, 1928;
E 688377; William August King,
Johnstown, Pa. 6720
Nuit perverse; paroles d’Armand
Foucher et Daval, musique de D.
Berniaux, of France. © Dec. 31,
1927; 1 c. Mar. 6, 1928; E 685978 ;
Lucien de Lacour, Paris. 6721
Nuits d’Orient; boston, paroles. de
Didier Gold, musique de M. Cazes,
of France; pf. Paris, Montmartre-
edition. © Dec. 31, 1927; 1c. Mar.
6, 1928; E 685968; Mario Cazes,
Paris. 6722
Number one; by H. A. Taylor; instru-
mental. © 1c. Mar. 12, 1928; H
683783 ; Harry Albert Taylor, Deer
Lodge, Mont. 6723
Nuovo metodo per violino (New meth-
od for the violin) ; con la teoria del
tetracordo, di Alfeo Buya, of Italy.
pte. 6%, fasc. 2°, posizione 9%.
[Italian, French and English text]
© Mar-'2, 1928+ 1 ¢.-Mar, 213
685910; A. & G. Carisch & ¢c., Milan.
‘ 6724
Nurses; words and melody by B. 8.
Rush. "C)"1.S¢. Mar. 14° 1028"." BH)
683923; Burton Stanley Rush, Balti-
more. 6725
Nymphs and _ shepherds; song, by
Henry Purcell, arr. by Gordon Jacob,
of Great Britain; in G. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug. 18,
1927; 1 c. Oct. 8; E 685836; Oxford
university press, London. 6726
O Calvary; words by Palmer Hart-
sough, music by J. H. Fillmore; sop.
or alto. Cincinnati, O., Fillmore
music house. © Mar. 12, 1928; 2 c.
Mar. 19; E 686989; Fillmore bros. co.,
Cincinnati. 6727
O heavenly Father [and] Ave Maria;
words of each set to same music
by D. H. Piller; sop. or ten. [EHng-
lish and Latin text] [Photostat]
© 1c Mar. 29, 1928; E 687307;
David H. Piller, Baton Rouge, La.
6728
O Lamb of God, most lowly; prayer,
words anon., music by Elsie M. Eck-
man. © Dec. 24, 1927; 2 c. Mar.
10, 1928; E 686760; Elsie Eckman,
Roxbury, Mass. 6729
O Lawd, look down; 4-pt. song, words
by Edward D. Barker, music by
Fred H. Huntley; women’s voices.
Aton key Mae T1926 2°. Mar. 7 :
EK 686748; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 6730
346
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6731
O perfect love; words by D. F. Gur-
ney, music by D. H. Piller. [Photo-
Sieh Oe) a er. Mary 25" TOs ih
687316; David H. Piller, Baton
Rouge, La. 6731
O salutaris; de Reyer, arr. par Raoul
Labis, of France; orch. restreint
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Feb.
10, 1928; 1 c«. Mar. 6; E 685960;
Choudens, Paris. 6732
O salutaris; paroles sacré, musique de
Marcel Delannoy, of France; 4 deux
voix avec acc. dorgue ou _ har-
(monium. © Feb. 2, 1928; 1 ¢. Feb.
27; E 685412; Heugel, Paris. 6733
O sole mio (My sunshine); by EH. di
Capua, arr. by Roger Halle, fingered
and bowed by Henry Dubin; violin
and pf. New York, G. Lipskin &
son. © Feb. 21, 1928; 2 ce. Mar. 1;
E 686475; G. & J. Lipskin, New
York. 6734
O tender Shepherd; sacred song, words
and music by Bernard Hamblen;
low voice, in F. © Mar. 19, 1928;
2 ce. Mar. 21; E 688138; Boston music
¢€o., Boston, Mass. 6735
O, ya, ya; by Alexandra De Markoff,
arr. by D. Onivas [pseud. of Domen-
ico Savino]; orch. 4to. © Jan. 6,
1928; 2c. Jan. 7; E 679935; Paul
Whiteman publications, inc., New
Ors. 6736
Oberon; ouverture zur oper, von C.
M. v. Weber, arr. von Leopold
Weninger, of Austria; orch. © Feb.
7, 1928; 1 @ Mar. 2; E 685349; D.
Rahter, Leipzig. 6737
OOopRaHHBIA ecTpyHe; vals, by A.
Schwartz; 1st violin. © 1c. Mar.
9, 1928; E 683750; Abe Schwartz,
New York. 6738
Océan (L’) furieux (Angry sea); par
EF. July, of Franee; orch. avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Feb. 2, 1928;
1 ec. Feb. 27; E 685678; Choudens,
Paris. 6739
Océan (L’) inquiet (Stormy ocean) ;
scéne marine, de F. July, of France;
orch. avee pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Feb. 10, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 6; E 685966;
Choudens, Paris. 6740
Ode an den tod; fiir minnerchor und
orch., worte von Fr. Hoélderlin, musik
von Felix Woyrsch, of Germany, op.
57; klavierauszug. © Feb. 16, 1927;
1 ec. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685292; .N.
Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 6741
pt. 11, n. s., v. 23°
Cidipus rex; opéra-oratorio en deux
actes, d’aprés Sophocle, par I. Straw-
insky et J. Cocteau, texte de J.
Cocteau, of France, mis en latin par
J. Danielou, of France, musique par
Igor Strawinsky; réduction pour
chant et pf. © Oct. 6, 1927; 1 «.
Feb. 3, 1928; E 684649; Russischer
musikverlag, g.m. b. h., Berlin. 6742
Off we go; book of poetry pieces, by
Angela Diller and Elizabeth Quaile;
pf. with words. © Mar. 1, 1928; 2. e¢.
Mar. 7; E 686738; G. Schirmer, ine.,
New York. 6743
Offenbach (Jacques). Barecaroiie;
from The tales of Hoffmann, simpli-
fied and arr. by Calvin Grooms; pf.
© Mar. 21, 1928; 2c. Mar. 23; B
688205 ; Century music pub. co., New
York. 6744
Orpheus in der unterwelt (Orphée
aux enfers) ; ouverture, von J. Offen-
_ baeh-Binder, arr. von L. Weninger,
of Austria; orch. mit pf.-organ direc-
tion... © Feb. "7, 1928 ioc. Mar. 2:
HE 685353; D. Rahter, Leipzig. 6745
Oft in the stilly night; words by
Thomas Moore, set to an Irish tradi-
tional air arr. by Ronald Biggs, of
Great Britain; in A flat. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Jan. 26,
1928; 1 ec. Mar. 6; EH 685450; Oxford
university press, London. 6746
Oh ain’t life wonderful; words and
musie by D. Walker. © 1c. Mar. 1,
1928; E 687163; Dan Walker, New
York. 6747
Oh boy I’ve got some baby now; fox
trot, words and music by HEH. H.
Gregg; pf.and ukuleleace. Lansing,
Mich., Independent music co.
Mar: 27, 192867 25, ¢. (Mar. s2igy 1
687182 ; Ellis Elmore Gregg, Lansing,
Mich. 6748
Oh boy! that’s me; words and music
by P. C. Fitz Gerald. New York,
Frank Harding. © Mar. 22, 1928;
2 ec. Mar. 27; E 687194; Percy. C.
Fitz Gerald, Roswell, N. M. 6749
Oh Carmenita; words and melody by
Harry Warren. © 1 ¢ Mar.,,22,
1928 ; E 687085; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine., New York. 6750
Oh dearie! yes, honey; fox trot, words
by M. J. Stone, music by Frank W.
Ford. New York City, Frank Hard-
ing. © Feb. 28, 1928; 2c. Mar..2;
E 683583; Marion J. Stone, Havre
de Grace, Md. 6751
346
no. 3, 1928
Oh Henry; fox-trot, words and music
by E. Jack Pourman and Paul BE.
Goodman; pf., banjo and. ukulele
ace. © Mar. 3,'1928; 2 ec. Mar. 6;
E 686589; Harmonia music pub-
lishers, Elizabeth, N. J. 6752
Oh, honey don’t be blue, Tm only
teasin’ you; words and music by
G: E. Smith; pf. © 1c Mar. 12,
1928; E 686828; George Hdward
Smith, Chicago. 6753
Oh, how the girls adore me; from The
red robe, words by Harry B. Smith,
music by Jean Gilbert, of Germany,
domiciled at New York; pf. and
ukulele acc. New York, Harms, inc.
© Mar. 24, 1928; 2 ce Mar. 27: E
687231; Shubert theatre corp., New
York. 6754
Oh, light of my life; words and music
by E. R. Whited. © Feb. 3, 1928;
2 c@ Mar. 7; E 686872; Hima R.
Whited, Middleport, N. Y. 6755
Oh listen to the church bells chime;
ballad, words by M. Minter, music
by Jack Edwards. New York, Frank
Harding. © Mar. 22, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
27; E 687189; Myrtle Minter, St.
Lou's. 6756
Oh, little road! words by Minnie F.
Owens, music by D. Williams. ©
1c Mar. 6, 1928; E 686634; Don
Williams, New York. 6757
Oh love divine ; words by M. E. House,
musie by B. M. Hale. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Mar. 22,
1928 ; 2 c. Mar. 28; E 688340; Mary
H. House, Syracuse, N. Y. 6758
Oh! love, this wonderful nights from
Lumber love, words by Leslie Stiles,
music by Berté Adams, of Great
Britain; in D. [Staff and _ tonic
sol-fa notations] © Feb. 21, 1928;
1 ce. Mar. 2; E 685658; Lawrence
Wright music co., London. 6759
Oh, Lueindy ; quartet, words by Thekla
Hollingsworth, musie by Jessie IL.
Deppen, arr. by F. Henri Klickmann ;
mixed voices. New York, Chappell-
Harms, ine. 4to. © Mar. 12, 1928;
2c. Mar. 18; E 683873; Harms, inc.,
New York. 6760
Oh! Mabel, keep on doing it, do; words
by Fred Godfrey. music by L. Silber-
man, of Great Britain; pf. and uku-
‘lele ace.; in G.. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Nov. 28, 1927;
1c Feb. 9, 1928: E 685840; Leopold
Silberman, London. 6761
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
y 6773
Oh, mommer oh, mommer buy me one
of those; words by George Goldharn,
melody by B. Ward. © 1 c¢. Mar.
7, 1928; E 683719; Billy Ward, Phil-
adelphia. 6762
Oh, oh, na kameni moh (Ox, ox, Ha
KaMeni mox); arr. by D. Kokolsky,
mand. and guit. orch. 4to. © Mar.
15, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 20; E. 686996 ;
Dmytro Kokolsky, New York. 6763
Oh Sarah! oh ’Enery; yokel duet,
words and music by Ernest Long-
staife, of Great Britain; in G. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Feb.
28, 1928; 1 ¢c. Mar. 28; E 689080;
Reynolds & co., London. 6764
Oh! what a baby; fox trot, words and
music by W. Tisko. © 1 ec. Mar.
23, 1928; E 688235; William Tisko,
Seranton,. Pa. 6765
Oh you Susie: fox-trot or one-step,
words and music by ©. Skelley. ©
1c. Mar. 2, 1928; E 683625; Clarence
Skelley, Rock River, Wy. 6766
Oi is doz a meidel (Some girl) ; words
by Molly Picon, melody by J. M.
Rumshisky. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1928;
E 688409; Joseph M. Rumshisky,
New York. 6767
Oje ma’ me voglio ’nzura’; versi e
melodia di R. Ciaramella. © 1 ce.
Mar. 18, 1928; E 6868386; Ernesto
Rossi and Roberto Ciaramella, New
York. 6768
O-k-m-n-x, we’re twenty million strong ;
words by Billy De Beck and Sid
Silvers, music by Phil Baker and
J. Russel Robinson; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Mar. 27, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 29;
EK 688443; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York. 6769
Old dog blues; words and melody by
Jim Jackson. © 1c. Mar. 2, 1928;
EH 683617; Loren L. Watson, Mem-
phis, Tenn. 6770
Old (The) fashioned waltz; words and
music by Dan Blanco; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © Mar. 15, 1928; 2c. Mar.
15; EK 683959 ; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
6771
Old pals are the best pals after all;
words and melody by Gene Austin,
Charles Bates and Billy Rose... ©
1c. Mar. 27, 1928; E 687207; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 6772
Old (The) spinning wheel; by Ma-
thilde Bilbro; pf., with words. ©
Mar. 1, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 7; E 686736 ;
G. Schirmer, inec., New York. 6773
347
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6774
Old Swanee shore;. words and music
by J. M. Callju. Chicago, Ill., Star
music pub. co. © Feb. 1, 1928; 2 ¢.
Mar. 6; EH 686577; Joe M. Callju,
Chicago. 6774
Ole Virginny’s lullaby; waltz, words
and music by Erno Rapee, Lew Pol-
lack and Sidney D. Mitchell, arr. by
Joseph Nussbaum; oreh. 4to. ©
Mar. 15, 1928;.2 ¢ Mar. 16; H
687003 ; Leo Feist, inec., New York.
6775
Olga; valse, por Felipe Soto, of Sal-
vador; pf. © 1c. Mar. 7, 1928; BE
683721; Dada-Dada & co., San Sal-
vador, Salvador. 6776
Olga, Olga; charleston sur les motifs
de la chanson de Jules Hubert et
Dominicy, par Dominicy, of France;
orch. avec pf. conducteur et paroles.
4to.. © Dec. 31, 1927; 1. ¢ Mar. 6,
1928 ; E, 685982; F. Dominicy, .Paris.
6777
Ollone (Max d’) Quinze lecons d’har--
monie; basses et chants donnés avec
la réalisation de l’auteur, par Max
d’Ollone, of France. © Dee. 31,
1927; 1 c. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685377;
Henry Lemoine et cie., Paris. 6778
Oly jO az a vasadrnap; Yale blues,
szOvegét irta Weiner Istvan, zenéjét
szerzé EF. Markush, of Hungary.
Budapest, Rozsavoélgyi és tarsa. ©
Jan. 1 1928 +) a. e.g Mar ete Bl
689047; Fred Markush, Budapest,
Hungary. 6779
Ombres (Les) (The shadows); d’ A.
Honegger, of Switzerland ; orch. avec
pf.-conducteur. © Dec. 31, 1927;
1 ec. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685399 ; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 6780
On a Sunday morn; descriptive inter-
mezzo, by H. C. Horne, arr. by Mon-
tague Ewing, both of England; pf.
© Dee. 15, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 3, 1928;
H} 685985; Aeolian music pub. co.,
London. 6781
On dit oui...on dit non ...; d’aprés
Quella di fuori porta, chanson fox-
trot, de F, Boghen, arr. par R. Bru-
nel, of France; orch., avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Mar. 12, 1928; 1c.
Mar. 13; E 685775; Société anonyme
des éditions Ricordi, Paris. 6782
On Dover pier; words by J. Ashby
Sterry, music by Samuel R. Lewis;
med. voice. © Feb. 27, 1928; 2 ec.
Mar. 5; EK 686723; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 6783
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
On duty; march, by A. J. Weidt. 1.
Plectrum banjos.—2. Ten. banjos. ©
Feb. 13, 1928; 2 c. each Mar. 5; EB
683649, 683650; Walter Jacobs, inc.,
Boston. 6784, 6785
On my xylophone; words and melody
by C. Bone. © 1 ¢. Mar. 19, 1928;
E 687028 ; Carroll Bone, Long Beach,
Calif. 6786 |
On San Diego Bay; words by J. A.
Decker, music by E. C. Hawley. ©
1 ec. Feb. 28, 1928; E 686459; John
Albert Decker and Edward Charles
Hawley, La Mesa, Calif. 6787
On the field; by A. F. Wendland, arr.
by R. B. Eisenberg; band. 4to.
Feb. 28, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 1; EH 686523 ;
W. R. Dalbey music co., Omaha,
Neb. ; 6788
On vend d’lamour; valse musette, de
Fernand Heintz, arr. par Bonald;
orch. avec. pf.-conducteur. 4to. ©
Dec. 31, 1927; 1c. Feb. 21, AS26. Fh
685662; Editions L. Maillochon,
Paris. 6789
Once; words by Austin Carey and
Charlotte Kackley, music by B- Mil-
ler. ©1c, Mar. 22, 1928; E 687071;
Bob Miller, Memphis, Tenn. 6790
Once, very long ago; words by John
Masefield, music by Ralph Greaves,
of Great Britain. © Mar. 4, 1926;
1c. Feb. 25, 1928; E 689005; Oxford
university press, London. 6791
One (The) I’m looking for; from
That’s a good girl, words by Doug-
las Furber and Ira Gershwin, music
by Joseph Meyer and Philip Charig.
London, Chappell & co., ltd. © Feb.
‘6, 1928; 1 ec. Mar. 2; E 686682;
Harms, ine., New York. 6792
One last kiss; waltz ballad, words by
James Dyrenforth, music by Lea
Russell, of England; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by Charles Hanley; in
EF flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Feb. 22, 1928; 1 ¢.’ Mar.
30; E 689098; Campbell, Connelly
& co., London. 6793
One little kiss; words and melody by
Y. M. Petersen. © 1 @ ‘Mar. 5,
1928; E 683670; Yvonne Marie
Petersen, San Francisco. 6794
One little kiss in the moonlight; words
by Billy Rose and Mort Dixon, mel-
ody by Harry Warren. © 1 ¢. Mar.
21, 1928; E 688152; Irving Berlin,
inec., New York. 6795
048
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1928
One moonlight night in Romany;
words and melody by B. House, jr.
©.1 ¢c. Mar. 30, 1928; E 688404;
Bromley House, jr., Indianapolis.
6796
One night of love; words and music
by Roy Turk and Lou Handman;
pf. aecc., with ukulele arr. by A. J.
Franchini. © Mar. 2, 1928; 2 ec.
Mar. 3; E 686543; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., ine., New York. 6797
‘One time gal of mine; words by W. L.
Russell, melody by Benjamin Shaw,
arr. by W. L. Russell. © 1 c..Mar.
12, 1928; E 683786; William Lloyd
Russell, New York. 6798
Only; words by Lilian Whiting, music
by J. Klumpkey. © 1 ¢. Feb. 14,
1928; E 686945; Julia Klumpkey,
San Francisco. 6799
‘Only in dreams; words and melody by
B. L. Cupp. © 1c. Mar. 8, 1928;
E 686674; Bessie Lee Cupp, Mem-
phis, Tenn. 6800
‘Only mother cares for me; fox trot,
by Clifford Hayes; orch. 4to. ©
Pep, pe ico. 2, Cc, war... 19°, B
688131; United publishing co., New
York. 6801
‘Only one girl in the world for me;
words and music by Dave Marion
ed. by Elliott Shapiro, arr. for pf.
by HBugene Platzman, with ukulele
arr. by A. J. Franchini. (Jn Grand
old songs) © Mar. 22, 1928; 2. c.
Mar. 29; E 687263; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 6802
Onward Laconia; march, by Robert A.
Foss; band. 4to. © Mar. 12, 1928;
2 ce. Mar. 13; E 686819; Hiram C.
Miller, Parkesburg, Pa. 6803
‘(Open dat doah; words and music by
R. Raney. © 1c. Mar. 21, 1928; B
687104; Rebekah Raney, San Fran-
cisco. 6804
Open (The) road; suite, by Hermann
Lohr, of Great Britain; pf. 1. Pas-
torale. [38 others] © Mar. 7, 1928;
1c. Mar. 9; E 685740; Chappell &
co., ltd., London. 6805
Operetten—heft 2; von Johann
Strauss, vorwort u. anmerkungen
von C. A. Bratter, bearb. von Wal-
ther Hirschberg, of Germany; pf.
mit text, iC) war: bo. 1927"! 1G.
Mar. 2, 1928; E 685515; Ullstein,
a. g., Berlin. 6806
6818
Opus 1; by M. S. Rosen; pf. no. 3, 4.
© 1c. each Mar. 13, 1928; E 686833,
686834; Milton Sonnett Rosen, New
York. 6807, 6808
Orange blossoms; by Rudolf Friml, op.
57, no. 3, arr. by Frank Louis Tay-
lor, of Great Britain; orch. with pf.
conductor. © Jan. 30, 1928; 1 e.
Feb. 10; E 685348; Alfred Lengnick
& co., ltd., London. 6809
Orange juice; charleston fox-trot, by
B. Bently, of Belgium; orch. 4to.
© Dec. 10, 1927; 1 « Feb. 7, 1928;
EK 684681; Bob Bently, Antwerp,
Belgium. 6810
Oriental impressions; by H. Eichheim ;
pf. London, J. Curwen & sons, ltd.
1. Japanese sketch. [4 others] ©
Feb. 27, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 8; E 683881 ;
Henry LHichheim, Santa Barbara,
Calif. 6811
Oriental moon; waltz, words by Allan
R. Dyte, musie by O. D. Roetling.
© 1 ©@ Mar. 28, 1928; E 688371;
Olive D. Roetling, Buffalo. 6812
Original (The) Greek blues; melody
by Tetos Demetriades, of Turkey,
domiciled at New York City. ©
1c Feb. 29, 1928; E 688384; Tetos
music store, New York. 6813
Oshkosh; words and music by Dale
Wimbrow; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Mar. 10, 1928; 2 ¢.; Mar. 22; HB
687053 ; Bibo, Bloedon & Lang, inc.,
New York. 6814
Ostern; worte von Josef Schregel,
musik von Richard Trunk, of Ger-
many, op. 59, no. 1; m&nnerchor.
4to. © Mar. 8, 1928; 1 ce. Mar. 26;
EH 689043; Robert Forberg, Leipzig.
6815
Ot azoi wet sein mein meidele (My
little girl will be like that) ; words
by Molly Picon, music by J. M.
Rumshisky. ‘© 1 ¢ Mar. 30, 1928;
E 688437; Joseph M. Rumshisky,
New York. 6816
Oui oui faux pas; petite Parisian song,
words by Sam Silverman, music by
S. Silverman and L. Friedman.
1 c. Mar. 19, 1928; E 687017; Sam
Silverman and Leo Friedman, Los
Angeles. 6817
Our air route we must consider; words
_ by G. E. Weller, melody by Robert
H. Brennen. © 1c. Mar. 14, 1928;
E 683904; Gussie E. Weller, Big
Pool, Md. 6818
349
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6819
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
Our Al to succeed Cal; campaign song,
words by H. Machugh, set to an old
Welsh air. [Photostat] ©1c. Mar.
26, 1928; E 688292; Edward Mac-
hugh, Boston. 6819
Gur boys of the air patrol; words by
John H. McDonald, melody by
Arthur 8. Josselyn. © 1e¢. Mar. 16,
1928; H 683946; Robberson music
pub. co., Pawtucket, R. 1. 6820:
Cur dear dad and mother; words by
P. Seifried, music by L. E. Goffin. .
© 1c Mar. 27, 1928; E 687222;
Pearl Seifried, Fremont, O. 6821
Our house—ig your house; words and
mus ¢ by Fred Holt and James
Walsh, both of Great Britain; pf.
ace., with banjulele banjo and uku-
lele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in G.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Mar..5, 1928-41. ¢. Mari'6¢) Bb
685813; B. Feldman & co., London. .
6822
Our Peg; musical play in 3 acts, book
by Edward Knoblock, lyrics by
Harry Graham, music by Harold
Fraser-Simson, of Great Britain.
Vocal se. © Feb. 17, 1928; 1 ec. Mar.
13; E 685758; Ascherberg, Hopwood
& Crew, Itd., London. 6823
Cur protectors; march-two-step, by
Harry Appel; pf. © Jan. 16, 1928;
2c. Mar. 16; E 683985; Denton &
Haskins music pub. co., ine., New
York. 6824
Our royal gentleman; words by Wil-
liam Kaye, music by J. Rodger
Leitch, of Great Britain; med. voice.
London, B. Feldman & co. © Mar.
12,,1928; 1 cc: Mar: 13; E 685927;
W. K. Gibson, Belfast, Ireland.
6825
Out in my garden; words and music by
B. Youngs. © 1c. Mar. 10, 1928;
E 686792; Blanche Youngs, Evart,
Mich. 6826
Over the waves (Sobre las olas) ;
waltz, by Rosas, arr. by Roger Halle,
fingered and , bowed . by Theo.
Kagann; violin and pf. New York,
G. Lipskin & son. © Feb. 21, 1928;
2c. Mar. 1; E 686476; G. & J. Lip-
skin, New York. 6827
Overzier (Willy) 5 lieder; worte von
H. Zerkaulen, u. a., musik von W.
Overzier, of Germany; mittlere
singstimme mit klavier o. lauten:
begleituneg. 1. Rheinfahrt. [ 4
others] © July 28, 1927;.1 ¢, Mar.
3
2, 1928; E 685618; P. J. Tonger,
Cologne/Rhine, Germany, 6828
Owl (The) hoots on a tee-pee pole;
by Thurlow Lieurance, arr. by Roy
©ato; organ. ‘© Mar. 5, 19285) 2c.
Mar. 7; E 686711; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 6829
Oxford (The) song book ; collected and
arr. by Thomas) Weod, of Great
Britain: (iv Zoh4te! ©): Janel 2,
1928; 1c. Mar. 6; EH 685424; Oxford
university press, London. 6830:
Paderewski (I. J.) -Ssuite; von I. J.
Paderewski, of Poland, op. 10, 16,
and 14, bearb. von G. Becce, of Italy ;
grosses orch., mit vicline 1 direk-
tion. 4to. 1. Chant d’amour. [3
others] © June 7, 1927; 1 ec. Nov. 2;
HE 676492; Hd.- Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin. 6831
Paganini (Niccolo) Caprice XVI;
transcribed by Harry Fratkin; vio-
lin; and:.pfy © ;Dee. 21,4927; 2 c.
Mar. 16, 1928; E. 6880383; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 6832
Grandes études de Paganini;
transcrites par FE. Liszt, hrsg. .u.
bearb. von Moriz Rosenthal, of
Austria; pf. nr. 6, in A-moll.—nr. 5,
in E-dur.—nr. 4, In E-dur.—nr. 38,
La campanella, in gis-mol.—nr. 2,
in es-dur.—nr. 1, in G-moll. © Sept.
30, 1927; 1 e«. each Feb. ..27, 1928;
E 685474685479; Ulistein, a. ¢g.,
Berlin. 6833-6838
Pages d’Espagne; dix piéces, de Raoul
Laparra, of France; pf. Hditions
Costallat. ©: Dee: 31; 1927; 1 c.
Mar. 6, 1928; EH 685974; Lucien de
Lacour, Paris. 6839
Pal of my youth; words and music by
S. E. B. Cox. © 1c. Mar. 21, 1928;
E 688153; Sarah Etta Barnes Cox,
Healdsburg, Calif. 6840
Pal why don’t you come back; words
and melody by G. B. Strait and R.
CG. Evans. © 1«e@ Mar. 7, 1928;.E
683713: George Burl Strait and Ray-
mond Charlie Evans, Dallas. 6841
Palestrina (Giovanni Pierluigi Santo)
Ave Maria; English words by Bea-
_trice E. Bulman, of Great, Britain,
music ed. by Charles Kennedy
Scott, of Great Britain; 4 female
voices. 4to. © Oct: 14, 1927; 1 ¢.
Feb. 25, 1928; HB 689002; Oxford
university press, London. 6842
Thy hath broken His
heart ; for Passiontide or
rebuke
anthem
0
no. 3, 192
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
6864
general use, English words adapted
by Herbert G. Smith; 5 mixed
voices; organ ace. 4to. © Mar. 19,
1928: 1 ¢. Mar. 24: EH 689009; Banks
& sons, York, England. 6843
Pan's angelicus; liturgical text, music
by Joseph I. Miiller; organ ace. 4to.
1. 4 male voices.—2. Mixed voices.
© Feb. 28, 1928; 2 c. each Mar. 6;
E 686579, 686580; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 6844, 6845
Panis angelicus; liturgical text, music
by Pietro A. Yon; 4 male voices;
organ acc. 4to. © Mar. 14, 1928;
2 c. Mar. 17; E 686919; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. 6846
Panis angelicus; music by Pietro A.
Yon; mixed voices, with bar. solo,
and organ acc. 4to. © Mar. 28,
es 2 ce. Mar ols fi 687383. dy
Fischer & bro., New York. 6847
Paraders (The); march, by George
Lipschultz, seored by William C.
Schoenfeld; orch. 4to. © Feb. 29,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 1; E 686485; Irving
Berlin standard music corp., New
York. 6848
Paraders (The) ; march militaire, by
Maurice S. Taube; pf. © Jan. 16,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 16; E 683982; Den-
ton & Haskins music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 6849
Paradise; words and melody by R.
Le Favre; in G. © 1 c¢. Mar. 16,
1928; E 683940; Robert Le Favre,
Chicago. 6850
Paradise lane; words by Mary V.
Hinkley, music by C. J. Hinkley. ©
1 ce. Mar. 29, 1928; E 687304; Clyde
J. Hinkley, Los Angeles. 6851
Pardon (The) came too late; words
and musie by Paul Dresser, ed. by
Elliott Shapiro, arr. for pf. by
Eugene Platzman, with ukulele arr.
by A. J. Franchini. (Jn Grand old
songs.) © Mar. 22, 1928; 2c. Mar.
29; E 687242; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 6852
Parfum (Le) des lys (The perfume of
lilies) ; de Georges Hue, arr. par
Raoul Labis, of France; orch. re-
streint avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Feb. 10, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 6; E 685959;
Choudens, Paris. 6853
Paris, soleil du monde; de La grande
folie, paroles de Louis Lemarchand
et Victor Vallier, musique de Mau-
rice Hermite, of France et H. Acker-
mans, of Belgium. © Mar. 23, 1928:
1 ¢. Mar. 28; E 689070; Enoch & cie.,
Paris. 6854
Parjure; tango, von Edouard Bianco,
arr. von Bernhard HKgg, of Germany ;
orch., mit pf.-direction. 4to.
NOV, “157 “192. eicy “pecre2t> Hi
677734; Musik-verlag City, Leipzig.
6855
Parting; words and melody by R.
Henderly. © 1c. Mar. 1, 1928; E
686489; Russell Henderly, Cincin-
nati. . 6856
Parting (A) toast; community song
from the Hebrides, [and] Early rose
I one fine morning (Dh’eirich mi
moch maduinn cheitein) ; tunes from
N. Bay, arr. by Marjory Kennedy-
Fraser, of Great Britain. [English
and Gaelic text] © Mar. 12, 1928;
1 ec. Mar. 28; E 689085; Boosey &
co., Itd., London: 6857
Partons, m’amour; valse printaniére,
paroles de Gabriello et R. Margand,
musique de Fernand Heintz, arr. de
M. Gracey, both of France; ofch.
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © July
8, 1928; 1 ec. Aug. 4; E 669209;
William Smyth, Paris. 6858
Passacaglia; by Leopold Godowsky ;
pf. © Jan. 6, 1928; 2 c.. Mar. 16;
E 688031; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 6859
Passione ’“ncampagna; versi di T. Mic-
cio, melodia di Raffaele Balsamo.
4to. © Feb. 15, 1928; 2c. Feb. 24;
E 686535; Tony Miccio, Brooklyn.
6860
Pasforale;., by. ,D.,, H. , .Biller;,.; pe:
[Photostat] © 1. Mar. 29, 1928;
EK 687319; David H. Piller, Baton
Rouge, La. 6861
Patrol blues; par O. Dofny, of Bel-
gium; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Dec. 31, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 27,
1928; E 685683; Choudens, Paris.
6862
Pattuglia (La) dei tzigani; di Vir-
gilio Ranzato, of Italy; violino e pf.
© Feb. 14, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 21; E
685901; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
6863
Paul (The) Ash swing; words by
M. EH. Erickson, music by Burrell
Van Buren. © 1 c. Mar. 15, 1928;
E 686917; Mildred Estella Erickson,
Chicago. 6864
ool
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6865
pt. It, n. s., v. 23:
Pavane; de Angelo, tyran de Padoue,
paroles de Charles Méré, musique de
Alfred Bruneau, of France. © Feb.
2, 1928; 1 c Feb. 27; BE 685404;
Heugel, Paris. 6865
Pay-off, (The); fox trot, by Howdy
Quicksell; orch. 4to. © Feb. °28,
1928 ; 2 c. Mar. 14; E 683886; Denton
& Haskins music pub. co., inc., New
York. 6866
Peace and happiness; words and mel-
ody by'M. Moine. © 1.c¢. Mar. 22,
1928; E 687076; Mary Moine, Ritt-
man, O. 6867
Peace forever; march, by George B.
Lutz, arr. by William Strasser, of
Hungary, domiciled at New York,
N. ‘Y.; oreh., _ with pf. conductor.
4to...© ‘Mar. -23,°1928: 2 ¢. Mar.
26; E 688270; Emil Ascher, inc., New
York. 6868
Peace on the deep; pt. song, words by |
Miss Mullock, music by Daniel
Protheroe; sop., alto and bass. 4to.
©° Mar. 93, 1926:-22e! Mar 16". Bi
683961; Henry T. FitzSimons, Chi-
cago. 6869
Peaceful river; words and music by
A. Rouse, of Great Britain, domi-
ciled at New York, arr. by J. H.
Arnold; with mixed quartette. ©
Mar. 21, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 24; H
687132; Alice Rouse, New York.
6870 |
Peachiest (The) peach; words and
melody by ©. A. Stephenson. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 14, 1928; E 683925; C. Alice
Stephenson, E. Weymouth, Mass.
6871
Pedlar (The); 4-pt. cho., words from
Shakespeare’s Winter’s tale, music
by Ernest A. Dicks, of Great Brit-
ain; mixed voices. 4to. © Mar. 5,
1928; 2. ¢, Mar..7; EY 686705; ‘Dheo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 6872
Peek-a-boo; words and music by Wil-
liam J. Seanlan, ed. by Elliott
Shapiro, arr. for pf. by Eugene
Platzman, with ukulele arr. by A. J.
Franchini. (Jn Grand old songs)
©,Mar. 22, 1928; 2 ¢c. Mar. 29; EB
687265; Shapiro, Bernstein & Go.,
ine., New York. 6873
Peek-a-boo lane; descriptive piece, by
T. Robin MacLachlan; pf. © Mar.
lop eee. aya. MAE 19. Sesuae :
Harold Flammer, inc., New York.
6874
Pélerinage (Pilgrimage); scéne mys-
tique, d’Alex. de Taeye, of Belgium;
orch. avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
/ Feb. 10, 1928; 1 « Mar. 6; E 685962 ;
Choudens, Paris. 6875.
Pennsylvania rag; fox-trot, by Glenn
McKinley Coleman; pf. © 1c. Feb.
9, 1928; E 686899; Glenn M. Cole-
man & co., Chicago. 6876:
Pera samba; de Mano, of France;
orch., avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
Dee... 31,' 192751: ic; MebloQiTs, 1928;
E 685682; Choudens, Paris. 6877
Persevering (A) vocalist; pt. song,
words by W. O. Miller, music by H.
Alexander Matthews; men’s voices
with ten. solo ad lib. 4to. © Mar.
£18, 14928 5) 2.-c..<Mary 23 iki 688242 -
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 6878
Pet of the ranch; intermezzo two step,.
by Jos. J. Denton; pf. © Jan. 16,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 16; E 683979; Den-
ton & Haskins music pub. ¢o., inc.,
New York. 6879
Peters (Rudolf) Zwei praéludien;
von R. Peters, of Germany, op. 13,
no. 1 u. 2; klavier. © Oct. 29, 1926;
1 e@ Feb. 27, 1928; E 685290; N.
Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 6880:
Petite (La) demoiselle; ballet, by Ed.
B. ‘Claypocle, arr. ‘by William. C.
Schoenfeld; orch. with rf. or organ
ace. 4to. © Mar. 6, 1928; 2 ec. Mar.
7; E 683690; Irving Berlin standard
music corp., New York. 6881
Phantasma; words and music by Sam
Charles; med. voice. © Feb. 27,
1928 5 2..¢. »MiaT. he Pei Core oak x
Schirmer, inc., New York. 6882
Picture (A) of you; words and music
by Robert Brown. © Mar. 24, 1928;
2 ce. Mar. 26; E 688266; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. 6883
Picture (The) that is turned toward
the wall; words and music by
Charles Graham, ed. by Elliott
Shapiro, arr. for pf. by Eugene
Platzman, with ukulele arr. by A. J.
Franchini. .(Jn Grand old songs)
() Mar. 22.1928" 3) Slabs eae: fs
687240; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inc., New York. 6884
Piéces de fantaisie; en 4 suites, par
Louis Vierne, of France; grand
orgue. 3°™°® suite, op. 54 .1. Dédi-
eace. [5 others]—4°™® suite, op. 55.
1. Aubade. [5 others]. © Dec. 31,
1927; .1 C.. Gach. Heb, wz. bees eo. Es
302
no. 3, 1928
' 685360, 685361; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris. 6885, 6886
Pilgrim (The); supplement. to the
dramatic service for Easter, pre-
pared by the Department of mis-
sionary education and the Depart-
ment of church schools of the Meth-
odist Episcopal church, music com-
piled from various sources. 8yvo. ©
Feb. 27, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 3;
A 1070074; Methodist book concern,
New York. 6887
Pining ; from Keep shufflin’, words and
music by Henry Creamer and Clar-
ence Todd: pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Feb. 29, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 2; E 683822;
Harms, inc.. New York. 6888
Pins and needles; by Donald Thorne,
‘of England; pf.. © Mar. 7, 1928;
1 ce. Mar. 30; E 689097; Campbell,
Connelly & co., London. 6889
Pinto; western allegro, by Hugo
Riesenfeld, arr. by Erno Rapée; full
orch. with pf. conductor. © Jan.
17, 1928; 2 c Mar. 16; E 688060;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 6890
Pirate (A) story; by Maxwell Eck-
stein; pf. © Dec. 8, 1927; 2 c. Mar.
16, 1928; E 688017; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 6891
Pisa bien y no resbales; letra y mu-
Sica por Ed Tavo y Esteban V.
Escalante, both of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles; pf. S8vo.. [Photo-
stat}? © Mar. 26, 1928; 2. c.. Mar.
31; E 687369; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 6892
Piskie (A) revel; by Arthur Baynon,
of Great Britain; pf. © Feb. 27,
1928 3) 1 Gay Mar>,8;,.E\,:685830.; - J.
Curwen & sons, ltd., London. 6893
Pitter-patter raindrops; by Maxwell
Eckstein; pf. © Dec. 8, 1927; 2 c.
Mar. 16, 1928; E .688020; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 6894
Pizzicati; d’ Alfredo Barbirolli, of
Italy, et Fernand Jehin, of Belgium ;
pf. © Feb. 2, 1928; 1c. Feb. 27: E
685409; Heugel, Paris. 6895
Sonate; de S. Plé, of
France; pf. © Dee. 31, 1927; 1 «.
Feb. 27, 1928; E 685370; Henry
Lemoine et cie., Paris. 6896
Pleasant (A) ramble; by Edyth Steele,
'. of Great Britain; pf. (Cover title:
A summer ramble) © Feb. 1, 1928;
1 c. Feb. 16; E 684884; A. Hammond
& co., London. 6897
Plé (Simone)
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
6906
Please don’t go away; words and mu-
sic by C. La Vere Johnson. Salina,
Kan., La Vere Johnson pub. co. ©
Mar a0" 1928 2 'e.. Mar. Sle" B
687364; Charles La Vere Johnson,
Salina, Kan. 6898
Please don’t say goodbye; waltz song,
words by Wm. Wussow, music by
Edwin T:llman; 2 treble voices. ©
Mar. 16,1925" 2 G...Mar, 24.5. 8)
687129; Edwin Tillman, ine.,. Mil-
waukee. 6899
Pledge the Canadian maiden (Vive la
Canadienne) ; three-pt. song or cho.,
melody and words from, H. Gagnon’s
Chansons populaires du Canada,
English version by John Murray
Gibbon, music of a Canadian folk
song, arr. by Louis Victor Saar;
women’s voices. 4to. © Feb. 17,
1928; 2 ec. Mar. 16; E 683999; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 6900
Plum twigs; fox-trot, words by Ralph
Mireson, music by B. Bently, . of
Belgium ; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Dec. 10, 1927: 1 c Feb. 7,
1928; E 684680; Bob Bently, Ant-
werp, Belgium. 6901
Pobreza (La) corrido michoacano,
letra y musica por Ed Tavo, of Mex-
ico, domiciled at Los Angeles; pf.,
en sol. 8vo. [Photostat] © Mar.
26, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 31; E 687356;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 6902
Poéme d’amour (Poem of love); par
Hendrik Willems, of Belgium; orch.,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dec.
Bh oer WC. Mebae seas oH
685390; Francis Moulin, Cannes,
France. 6903
Poison (The) cup; scene tragique, by
Joseph Engleman, of Great Britain;
DL. © Dec, 25° 1SFroe eo Mar. 10,
1928; E 685715; Bosworth & co.,
Leipzig. 6904
Pollie—jollie Pollie; words and musie
by E. F. White. © 1 ¢@ Mar. 10,
1928; E 686802; Ethel Fullington
White, Kiowa, Kan. 6905
Ponee (Manuel M.) Preludio; de M.
M. Ponce, of Spain, ed. et doigté
par Andrés Segovia; guit. © Mar.
10, 1928; 1 @ Mar. 2; E 685800; B.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
6
Tres canciones populares mexi-
canas; de M. M. Ponce, of Spain,
transcription de Andrés Segovia;
guit. © Mar. 10, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 2;
303
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6907
pt. 117, 42S, ¥. 3a
Ponce (Manuel M.)—Coutinued.
E 685799; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany. ; 6907
Poor little Joe; words and melody by
J. Patterson. © 1c. Feb. 23, 1928;
E 688389; Ralph Peer, New York.
6908
Porto Rican moon; words by A. Mil-
ler, music by R. Jones. © Feb. 28,
1928; 2 ec. Feb. 29; E 686679; Albert
Miller and Richard Jones, Lodi,
Neo. 6909
Post (Die) im walde (Le postillon
dans la forét); lied von H. Schif-
fer, op. 12, arr. von Max Rhode, of
Germany; orch., mit pf. u. violine
1 direktion u. text. 4to. © Feb.
29,1920 sek C. Mar 21 Wi Gaaao,:
D. Rahter, Leipz g. 6910
Post-seriptum ; paroles extrait de Toi
et moi, de Paul Geraldy, musique
de Valdo Garulli, of Italy.. © Dec.
el. 1920) keh, Rep. one toee hh
685949 ; Max Eschig et cie., Paris.
6911
_Potato-bug parade; Aroostook episode,
by George L. Cobb, arr. by A.. J.
Weidt; ten. banjo. © Feb. 1, 1928;
2 ce. Mar. 23; E 688185; Walter
Jacobs, inc., Boston. 6912
Pour toujours; fox trot, de Maurice
Hermite, of France; orch. avec pf.
conducteur. © Mar. 23, 1928; 1 «¢.
Mar. 28; E 689060; Enoch & cie.,
Paris. 6913
Poursuite a travers les allées; de la
suite Ker an diskou z, de Noél-Gal-
lon, of France; pf. © Dee. 31, 1927;
1c. Feb. 27, 1928; EH 685364; Henry
Lemoine et cie., Paris. 6914
Praéludium und fuge (Prélude_ et
fugue); von Rudolf Peters, of Ger-
many, op. 16; violine. © Nov. 1,
1926; 1 c. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685308;
N. Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
6915
Prisidenten-marsch; von Franz
Menge, op. 7, arr. von Leo Artok,
of Germany; salon-orch., mit pf.
conductor. © Mar. 15, 1928; 1 e.
Mar. 9; E 685811; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. 6916
Praetorius (Michael) Tunze; aus der
sammlung Terpsichore, ausgewdhlt
u. eingerichtet von Friedrich Blume,
of Germany; kle'nes orch. zu 4 u. 5
stimmen. obl. 12mo. © Oct. 26,
1927; 1 ce. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685222;
Georg Kallmeyer verlag, Wolfen-
biittel-Berlin, Germany. 6917
Prancing for the green; march ¢o-
mique, by Bayley Jordan, arr. by
Jesse Campbell; pf. © Jan. 16,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 16; E 683981; Den-
ton & Haskins music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 6918
Pray more and worry less; words and
music by H. J. Cain; mixed voices.
© Mar. 25, 1928; 2 ec. Mar. 28: EB
688328 ; Elmer James Cain, St. Paul.
6919
Prayer (A) for those at sea; anthem
or quartet, words and musie by Ber-
nard Hamblen; mixed voices. New
York, Chappell-Harms, ine. 4to.
© Mar. 16, 1928; 2 e. Mar. 17; E
687000; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
6920
Prece (A prayer); words and music
by Tito Schipa,. English text by
Amanda Macdonald; with cello
Obbl.; in A flat. © Feb. 27, 1928;
2 ec. Mar. 2; EH 688587; Forster mu-
sic publisher, ine., Chicago. 6921
Predmore (George V.) 2 antiphons of
the Blessed Virgin Mary; words
from the Roman Catholic Liturgy;
mixed voices; organ aecc., ad lib.
4to. Ave Regina cclorum. {1
other] © Feb. 6, 1928; 2 ec. Feb.
28; E 683245; McLaughlin & Reilly
co., Boston. 6922
Preghiera alla Vergine; dalle rime In
morte di Madonna Laura, di Fran-
cesco Petrarca, musica di N. Ben-
nati, of Italy; sop. o ten. © Dec.
20, 1927? Tel a eee eee Bl
685991; Nando Bennati, Rome.
j 6923
Prelude, no. 4; by Roy Agnew, of
Great Britain; pf. © Feb. 16, 1928;
1 ec. Mar. 6; E 685448; Oxford uni-
versity press, London. 6924
Prélude tragique; by Leo Ornstein,
selected and arr. by Erno Rapée;
full orch., with pf. conductor. ©
Dec. 6, 1927; 2 c. Mar. 16, 1928; H
688077; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 6925
Premier album du petit monde; 8
chansons enfantines, compilé de A.
de Montgon, of France; ace. de pf.
et d’'ukulele. obl. 8vo. © Dee. 31,
1927; 1 ec. Feb. 27, 1928; HE 685955;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 6926
Prestissimo galop; by E. Waldteufel,
arr. by Julius S. Seredy; full orch.
4to. © Jan. 11, 1928; 2c. Mar. 16;
FE 688002; Carl Fischer, ine.,, New
York. 6927
O04
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1928
Presto in D; from Sonata, op. 25, no.
4, by Muzio Clementi, selected, fin-
gered and annotated bv G. Augustus
Holmes and Frederick J. Karn, both
of Great Britain; pf. © Mar. 13,
1928; 1 ec. Mar. 15; E 685852; Edwin
Ashdown, Itd., London. 6928
Pretty little miss; fox trot, words and
melody by Joseph Anthony Notto.
© 1c Mar. 27, 1928; E 687209;
Jack Greenberg and Joseph Notto,
Brooklyn. 6929
Fride of the North; words and music
by J. Milzarek, arr. by Marry L.
Alford; pf. and ukulele ace. ©1..
Mar. 9, 1928; E 683761; John Mil-
zarek, Little Suamico, Wis. 6930
Priére; de L. Boéllmann, op. 25, arr.
par Roger Branga, of France; orch.
avee pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dec.
Si, ORT? 1: “er Peb.*27,-'1928':" b
685950; Durand et cie., Paris. 6931
Printemps (Les); invocation a Palés,
de: Gustave Doret, of Switzerland,
arr. de L,-Julien Rousseau, of
France; orch. avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Dec. 31, 1927; 1 ¢. Jan. 23,
1928; E 685344; Foetisch fréres,
s. a., Lausanne, Switzerland. 6932
Printemps nouveau; chant populaire
franeais, par Vincent d’Indy, of
France, op. 90, no. 2; 3 voix de
femmes. 4to. © Jan. 10, 1928; 1.
Feb. 27; E 685383; Rouart Lerolle
et cie., Paris. 6933
Priscilla on Sunday; characteristic
piece, by Mathilde Bilbro; pf., with
words. © Mar. 1, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
3; H 686699; Theodore Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia. 6934
Prisoner’s (A) dream; fox trot, words
and music by Louis W. Chobar; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Mar. 14, 1928;
2 ec. Mar. 17; E 688335; Frank Har-
ding, New York. 6935
Prisoner’s (The) request; words by
H:...Yung, melody by Robt. HH.
Brennen. © 1 ec. Mar. 24, 1928; E
687147; Ella Yung, Salisbury, Mo.
6936
Procession; by Abram Chasins, op. 4,
no. 3; pf. Rev. ed. © Mar. 1, 1928;
2 e. Mar. 6; EH 686583; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 6937
Procession of lanterns (Processione di
lanterne); from Life in Japan, by
H. M. Higgs, of England; orch. with
99529—28——_7
6947
pf. conductor. 4to. © Mar. 23,
1928; 1 c. Mar. 24; E 689030; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 6938
Procession religieuse (The religious
procession); de Serge Weksler, of
France; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Dec. 31, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 27,
1928; E 685684; Choudens, Paris.
6939
Processional grand march; by Ber-
thold Tours, arr. by T. H. Rollin-
son; orch. © Feb. 23, 1928; 2 e.
Mar. 7; E 686690; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 6940
Protest (A); words anon., musie by
Fred H. Huntley ; mixed voices. 4to.
© Jan. 28, 1928; 2 ¢. Mar. 1; EB
684469; Henry T. FitzSimons, Chi-
cago. 6941
Psalm (The) of, praise; festival an-
them, words from Psalm 113, arr.
by Elsie Long, music by Charles
Wakefield Cadman; mixed voices,
with contralto solo. 4to. © Mar.
6, 1928; 2 ce. Mar. 26; E 688299;
White-Smith music pub. co., Boston.
6942
Puccettino; fiaba musicale, di Kmma
Bianchini, of Italy, ,op. 10; pf.
1. Perduti nel bosco. [3 others]
© Dec. 12, 1927; 1 ce. Dee. 15; E
677776; G. Ricordi & co., New York.
6943
Puccini (Giacomo) La bohéme; fan-
tasia, composta ed istrumentata da
Giuseppe Manente, of Italy; piccola
orch. Partitura. © Feb. 28, 1928;
1 e. Mar. 2; E 685423; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. — 6944
——lLa fanciulla del West; fantasia
composta ed istrumentata da Giu-
seppe Manente, of Italy; banda.
Partitura. © Mar. 12, 1928; 1 «.
Mar. 13; E 685785; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 6945
Madama Butterfly ; fantasia, com-
posta ed istrumentata da Giuseppe
Manente, of Italy; piccola_ orch.
Partitura.. ©. hen. 28. 1928" 1. 'c.
Mar. 2; E 685422; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 6946
Manon Leseaut; di G. Puccini,
fantasia composta ed istrumentata
da Giuseppe Manente, of Italy; pic-
cola oreh. Partitura. © Feb. 28,
1928; 1 «@ Mar. 2; E 685421;5.'G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 6947
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6948
Puccini (Giacomo )—Continued.
Tosea; fantasia, composta. ed
istrumentata da Giuseppe Manente,
of Italy; banda. Partitura. ©
Mar. 12, 1928; 1 e@. Mar. 13; EH
685784; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
6948
Pull away home; old Highland row-
ing tune, words by Steuart Wilson,
melody arr. by Gordon Jacob, of
Great Britain; in F. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Jan. 26,
1928; 1 c« Mar. 6; E 685451; Ox-
ford university press, London. 6949
Punchinello; dance fantastique, by
John C. Holliday, arr. by Arthur
Wood, of Great Britain; orch., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Feb. 10,
1928; 1 ec. Mar. 2; E 685656; Chap-
pell & co., ltd., London. 6950
Pure as snow; idyl, by Gustav Lange,
op. 31, arr. by R. E. Hildreth; with
conductor. 4to. 1. Band.—2: Orch.
© Jan. 3, 1928; 2 c each Mar. 23;
E 688173, 688174; Walter Jacobs,
inc., Boston. 6951, 6952
Put a flavor to love; words and mel-
ody by W. Crawley. © 1 ¢ Mar.
28, 1928; E 688374; Wilton Crawley,
New York. 6953
Put one more light on Broadway;
words by Harry N. Osowitt, music
by F. Bruno. © 1c. Mar. 13, 1928;
E 686805; Frank Bruno, Steilacoom,
Wash. 6954
Put that down; fox trot, words and
music by W. J. MeNally, jr. ©
1 e. Mar. 16, 1928; E 683955; Wil-
liam Joseph McNally, jr., Roslindale,
Mass. 6955
Qan e e matebire; words and melody
by Jim Shefka [i. e. James Shefka ]
© 1 ce. Feb. 16, 1928; E 686897;
James Shefka, New York. 6956
Qerime beratit; words and melody by
Jim Shefka [i. e. James Shefka]
© 1c. Feb. 16, 1928; . EB 686892 ;
James Shefka, New York. 6957
Quand tombe le jour (At sundown) ;
fox trot, paroles francaises de
Jacques Charles, of France, paroles
anglaises et musique de Walter
Donaldson. © Dec. 31, 1927; 1 «.
Feb. 27, 1928; E 685665; Publica-
tions Francis-Day, Paris. 6958
Quando mi maritai; versi e melodia
di P. Sciascia. © 1c. Mar. 29, 1928;
EK 687836; Pasquale Sciascia, Phila-
delphia. 6959
Dt Th nos ae
Quartett; by Felix Woyrsch, of Ger-
many. op. 63; 2 violinen, bratsche
u. violoncell; in C moll. Partitur.
12m0."*.©) Jan. 5.1927 ener,
1928; E 685288; N. Simrock, G. m.
b. H., Berlin. 6960
Quartetto in mi maggiore; di Adriano
Lualdi, of Italy; 2 violini, viola e
violoncello. Partitura. 8vo. ©
Mar. 12, 1928;'1°e. Mar: 138; E
685782; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
6961
Que susto aquel; tango, por H. Edu-
ardo Lopez, of Guatemala; pf. ©
1c Mar. 7, 1928; E 683722; Dada-
Dada & co., San Salvador, Salvador.
6962
Queen of my heart; from Three
musketeers, words by Clifford Grey,
music by Rudolf Friml; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Mar. 9, 1928; 2 c.
Mar. 12; E 683829; Harms, inc.,
New York. 6963
Queen (The) of the night; from the
Babylon suite, by Justin Elie, arr.
by Chas. J. Roberts; full band, with
conductor. © Jan. 27, 1928; 2 e.
Mar. 16; E 688078; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 6964
Queries; by George O’Connor-Morris,
of Great Britain, op. 38, no. 4; pf.
© Feb. 17, 1928; 1 ¢. Mar. 14; EF
685869; Augener, Itd., London. 6965
Quinet (Fernand) 2 chants hé-
braiques; chant traditional hé-
braique et chant palestinien, traduc-
tion de Julien Weill et Tristan
Klingsor, musique harmonisé par F.
Quinet, of Belgium. [Hebrew and
French text] Adonai el rahoum.
[1 other] © Dec. 20, 1927; 1 ©. Jan.
16, 1928; E 685943 ; Editions Maurice
Senart, Paris. 6966
Quintet; by David Stanley Smith, op.
56; violin 1, 2, viola and violoncello
and ‘pt.’ ‘Full se and prise Oo Mar.
8, 1928; 2 c« Mar. 19; E 688084;
Oxford university press, New York.
6967
Quintett ; von Felix Woyrsch, of Ger-
many, op. 66; klavier, 2 violinen,
viola u. violoncell; in C moll. Par-
titur u. stimmen. © May 28, 1927;
1c. Feb. 27, 1928; EK’ 6853063;° N-:
Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 6968
Quit that ticklin’ me; words and mu-
sic by H. Voorhies. © 1 c. Mar.
29, 1928; E 688416; Hugh Voorhies,
Neosho, Mo. 6969
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no. 3, 1928
6990
Rabbit hill; by Roy E. Agnew, of
Great Britain; pf. © Dec. 29, 1927;
1c. Mar. 6, 1928; E 685444; Oxford
university press, London. 6970
Race (The) track trot; march, by G.
de la Marquette; pf. © 1 c. Mar.
17, 1928; E 686970; Gertrude de la
Marquette, Portland, Or. 6971
Radetzky-marsch ; von Johann Strauss
(vater), op. 228, arr. von Leo Artok,
of Germany; salon-orch., mit pf.
conductor. © Mar. 15, 1928; 1 ©¢.
Mar. 9; E 685808; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. >6972
Radio Rose; words and melody by A.
Charvat. © 1 ec Mar. 22, 1928; BH
687093; Alfred Charvat, Cleveland.
6973
Radiogram for We; march, by C. A.
Jones; band, with solo B flat cornet
conductor. 4to. © Mar. 6, 1928;
2c. Mar. 9; E 6838384; Charles A.
Jones, San Diego, Calif. 6974
Radioland; words by Spence MacMil-
lan, music by Barbara Budlong,
Marjorie Fellman and S. MacMil-
lan, arr. by Norma Farnsworth.
Beloit, Wis., Beloit college. 1. Mem-
ory rose. [4 others] © Feb. 28.
1928; 2 ec Mar. 1; E 686528; Bar-
bara S. Budlong, Beloit, W's. 6975
Rafale (Water-spout) ; par J. Porret,
of France, op. 158; orch., avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Feb. 2, 1928;
1c. Feb. 27; E 685389; Julien Por-
ret, La Barre-Deuil, France. 6976
Raff (Joseph Joachim) Joachim
Raff; selection, arr. and editing by
Arthur Purcell, of England; pf.,
American organ, harmonium, or or- .
gan. (Great masters, no. 25) ©
Mare ee pola. |e, Mar 22’ Ei
689018; Joseph Henry Larway, Lon-
don. 6977
Rag doll; by Nacio Herb Brown; pf.
© Mar. 20, 1928: 2 ec. Mar. 26; E
688261; Sherman, Clay & co., San
Francisco. 6978
Raging rustlers; characteristic galop
or presto, from the suite From the
plains, by Allan Anson [i. e. Allan
Anson Babcock]; pf. © 1 ¢. Mar.
14, 1928; E 686903; Allan Anson
Babeock, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario,
Canada. 6979
Ra‘nbow girl, Claudia mine; words by
Hep Barrett [pseud. of H. E. Bar-
rett], music by Burrell Van Buren.
Chicago, Barrett publishing house.
© Mar. 12, 1928; 2-c. Mar. 24; EB
687128 ; Henry Edward Barrett, Chi-
cago. 6980
Rambling in roses; words and musie
by B. Stone. © Mar. 14, 1928; 2 c.
Mar. 14; E 6838884; Billy Stone,
New York. 6981
Ramona; waltz, by Mabel Wayne, arr.
by O. Sciacca; band. obl. 24mo.
© Mar. 24, 1928; 2 ce. Mar. 26; E
688303; Leo Feist, ine.. New York.
6982
Ramona: waltz, words by L. Wolfe
Gilbert, music by Mabel Wayne, arr.
by Ferdie Grofé; orch. © Mar. 27,
1928; 2 c« Mar. 28; E 687235; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 6983
Rastlose arbeit (Restless labour) ; von
Marc Roland, of Germany; grosses
u. salon-orch.‘ mit violno 1 diree-
tion. © Oct. 11, 1927; 1 c Feb. 27,
1928; E 685273; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg,- Germany. 6984
Raw (The). recruit from Butte; cho.,
words and music by Augustus Bar-
ratt; men’s voices. 4to. © Mar.
12, 1828; 2 ec. Mar. 15; E 686879:
Boston music co., Boston. 6985
Razzle dazzle; by Reginald Somer-
ville, of Great Britain; orch., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Mar. 2, 1928;
1 ec. Mar. 1; E 685340; Meyer De
. Wolfe, London. 6986
Red dawn; words and music by L. L.
Yost, from a theme by Pete McColm.
© 1. Mar. 8, 1928; E 686561; Le-
land L. Yost, Kerrville, Tex. 6987
Red hair; words by Alfred Bryan and
Francis Wheeler, music by Ted Sny-
der; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
Harry T’edeman. © Mar. 28, 1928;
2 ec. Mar. 27; E 687171; Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
6988
Red hot baby; words by C. Robinson,
music by Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. Mar.
10, 1928; E 686803 ; Clyde Robinson,
Ottumwa, Ia. 6989
Regard (Un), un frisson; valse_ bos-
ton, de J. Daris, arr. par EF. Sala-
bert, of France; orch. avec pf. con-
ducteur, et paroles. 4to. © Oct.
Rl omgati> t VercNovil 19: 1685952 -
Jean Daris, Paris. 6990
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Regn og solskin; Scala-revyen 1927,
text af Mogens Dam, og flere, mu-
sik af Emil Reesen, og flere, of Den-
dot
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6991
Regn og solskin—Continued.
mark. © July 9, 1927; 1 e. Sept.
27: E 676165; Wilhelm Hansen mu-
sik-forlag, Copenhagen. 6991
Regret; by H. Yeaman Dodds, of Great
Britain; pf-.,© Jan. .5,,1928; tec
Feb. 25; E 685688; Oxford univer-
sity press, London. 6992
Regrets; by Don Jose, arr. by G. Sum-
Wey: pes Ge 1) GM ar. 2a thoeee we
688218; George Sumner, Hollis,
Ng Y.:; 6993
Reigen; aus der oper Hanneles h‘m-
melfahrt, von Paul Graener, bearb.
von Max Rohlee, both of Germany;
klavier mit text. © June 380, 1927;
1c. Nov. 2; E 676500; Ed. Bote &
G. Bock, Berlin. 6994
Reizele (Raizele) ; words and melody
by J. M. Rumshisky. © 1 ec. Mar.
30, 1928: EH 688399; Joseph M. Rum-
shisky, New York. * 6995
Rejoicing in Jesus; hymn, -words by
Evelyn L. Laird, music by G. S.-
Schuler. © Jan. 31, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
1; E 686465; George S. Schuler, Chi-
cago. 6996
Remember; words and music by A.
W. Bannenberg; pf. © 1 c Mar.
24, 1928; E 688291; Albert W. Ban-
nenberg, Cleveland. 6997
Reminiscencias; valse, por David
Granad no, of El Salvador; pf. ©
1c. Mar. 19, 1928; E 688102; Dada-
Dada & co., San Salvador, El Sal-
vador. 6998
Remorse (Remords); by Giuseppe
Beece, of Italy; violoncello or violin
solo with orch. and pf. conductor.
© Mar. 26, 1928; 1 ec. Mar. 22; EB
685934; Meyer De Wolfe, London.
6999 ©
Réponse d’une €pouse sage; paroles de
H. P. Roché, d’aprés la traduction
anglaise par Herbert Gles, du
poéme chinois de Chang-Chi, mu-
sique d’ Albert Roussel, of France,
op. 35, no. 2. © Dee. 31, 1927; 1 «.
Feb. 27, 1928; E 685670; Durand
et cie., Paris. 7000
Requiem (A); words by Coralie Stan-
ley McKellar, musie by R. A. Horne,
of Great Britain. © Mar. 8, 1928;
1 ¢e. Mar. 9; E 685739; Chappell &
eo., ltd., Sydney, Australia. 7001
Responses for vesper serv'ce; by
Harry T. Burleigh; treble voice,
with organ ace. 4to. © Mar. 17,
pt. 111, n. s., v. 23
1928; 2 ec. Mar. 19; E 687046; Saint
George’s church, New York. 7602
Restless waters; waltz, by G. de la
Marquette. arr. by J. Enzler; pf.
© 1 ec. Mar. 17, 1928: E 686967;
Gertrude de la Marquette, Portland.
Or. 7003
Resurrection (The) day; hymn, words
by Fred Amstutz, musie by E. C.
Avis. © Mar. 22, 1928; 2 ¢ Mar.
27; E 687184; Glad tidings pub. co.,
Fort Wayne, Ind. 7004
Reuter; vals lento, por Manuel E.
Mutioz, of Salvador; pf. © 1 «
Mar. 19, 1928; E 688103 ; Dada-Dada
& co., San Salvador, Salvador. 7005
Reverie in G flat; by Kay Lister, of
England; pf. © Feb. 29, 1928; Le
Mar. 23; E 689007; Warren & 'Phil-
lips, London. TOG
Réves (Les) sont des bulles de savon;
de La grande folie, paroles de Louis
Lemarchand, musique de Maurice
Hermite, of France. © Mar. 23,
1928; 1 c. Mar. 28; E 689069; Enoch
& cie., Paris. 7007
Rhapsody in rhythm; by Frankie
Ward; orch. © Feb. 25, 1928; 2 e.
Mar. 10; E 686770; Denton & Has-
kins musie pub. co., ine., New York.
7008
Rhapsody theme; by S. Tinberg; 1st
and 2nd strain. © 1 ¢. Mar. 27,
1928; E 687213; Sammy Timberg,
New York. 7009
Rheinsehnsucht; text und musik von
Fritz Matzke, of Germany. © June
26;;. 1926 + De: “Mani 29199828 511K
685617; P. J. Tonger, Cologne/
Rhine, Germany. 7010
kKheinwein (Der) ist mein wein;
worte von Schnidibumpfel und
Ed th Mann, musik yon Bernhard
Kaempfner, of Austria. © Nov. 19,
1927; 1 c. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685285;
Viola-verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
7011
Riders (The) ; cross country galop in
6/8, by Hugo. Felix; full orch., with
pf. conductor. © Jan. 19, 1928; 2
Mar. 16; E 688072; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 7012
Riding (The) messenger; Danish folk-
song, by Herman Sandby, of Den-
mark. 1. Violoncello and _ pf.—2.
Violin and pf. ©. Dee. 1% 1920;
2 e, each Mar. 16, 1928; E 688035,
688036; Carl Fischer, ine, New
York. 7013, 7014
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3,.1928
Rigaudon en rondeau; by Marin Ma-
rais, arr. by Ignaz Fr'edman; pf.
© Feb. 6). 1928; 2 c: Mar: 16; E
688032; Carl Fischer, ine, New
York. 7015
Ring (Montague) Four Moorish pic-
tures; an eastern suite, arr. by Wal-
ford Hyden, of Great Britain; orch.
1. Prayer before battle. [3 others]
© Jan. 20, 1928; 1 c Feb. 10; E
685649; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London. 7016
Rio Grande one step; by G. de la Mar-
guette; pf. © 1c. Mar. 17, 1928;
E 686971; G. de la Marquette, Port-
land, Or. we arg
Risen (The) Christ; the story of
Easter, words and music by M. H.
Morley. © Mar. 29. 1928; 2 c. Mar.
31; E 687374; Mary Harriet Morley,
Lemoyne, Pa. 7018
Risen (The) Christ; words and music
by M. H. Morley. © 1. Mar. 10,
1928: E 686798; Mary Harriet Mor-
ley, Lemoyne, Pa. 7019
Risen, He lives; duet, words and mu-
se by Fred Amstutz; sop. and alto
voices. © Mar. 22, 1928; 2 c Mar.
27; E 687188; Glad tidings pub. co.,
Fort Wayne, Ind. : 7020
Risveglio primaverile; intermezzo, di
Luigi Cerri, of Italy, op. 171; pic-
eola orch. con pf. conduttore. ©
Feb? 20.1928 511 810’ Mar.'21 5! BE
685913; A. & G. Carisch & ¢., Milan.
: 7021
River, river; Chilean folksong, words
by Frederick H. Martens, mus‘e arr.
by Stephen Zoltai, ad lib. pf. acc.
by N. Clifford Page; 4 men’s voices.
4to. © Mar. 28, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 31;
E 687376; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 7022
Robin’s (The) egg; words anon., mu-
sie by Fred H. Huntley; mixed
voices. 4to. © Jan. 28, 1928; 2 ec.
Mar. 1; E 686470; Henry T. Fitz-
Simons, Chicago. 7023
Robinsonia march; by M. W. Hollings-
worth, arr. by Harry L. Alford;
band. 4to. © Mar. 20, 1928; 2 «.
Mar. 22; E 688254; Melville W. Hol-
lingsworth, Palestine, Ill. 7024
Rock-a-bye (A) baby and you; words
by Fred Hughes and Dave Frank,
music by Harry Y. Owen; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Mar. 12, 1928; 2 @.
Mar. 13; E 683779; Harold Rossiter
music co., Chicago.
7025 |
7036
Rococo; valse arabesque, by John
Tasker Howard; pf. Dee. 23,
1927; 2 ec. Mar. 16, 1928; E 688053 ;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 7026
Roll off'a my green; golf song, words
and muse by Dale Wimbrow; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Mar. 10, 1928;
2c. Mar. 22; E 687051; Bibo, Bloe-
don & Lang, ine., New York. 17027
Roll on, silver moon; ed. by Elliott
Shapiro, arr. for pf. by Eugene
Platzman, with ukulele arr. by A.
J. Franchini; pf. with words. (In
Grand old songs) © Mar. 22, 1928;
2 c.. Mar. 29; E 687266; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
7028
Rollickin’ Shannon; march and two
step, by Bayley Jordan; pf. © Jan.
16, 1928; 2 @. Mar. 16; E 683984;
Denton & Haskins music pub. co.,
ine., New York. 7029
Roman (The) toad; words by Wil-
liam Hewlett, music by D ck Henty,
of England: in B flat. © Feb. 25,
1928; 1 c. Feb. 29; E 685323 ; Joseph
Henry Larway, London. 7030
Romance; by Fredfric Fradkin ; violin
and pf. © Mar. 13, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
14; E 683880; Robbins. music corp.,
New York. 7031
Romance; by William Clifford Heil-
man: violoncello or violin and pf.
©, Peb.. 126! 19283)! ke Mae! yt By
686730; G. Schirmer, ine, New
York. 7032
Romance et boléro; de M. Cazes, of
France; violon et pf. Paris, Mont-
martre-ed tion. © Dee. 31, 1927;
1c. Mar.. 6, 1928; E 685972; Mario
Cazes, Paris. 7033
Romany (A) hush-song; words and
music by Bernard Hamblen, of
Great Britain; low, in E flat. ©
Mar. 22,7, 19282 2G Vira 24 * «ok
687125; Boston music co., Boston.
7034
Ronde (La) des petits; de la suite
Ker an diskouiz, de Noél-Gallon, of
France; pf. © Dee. 31, 1927; 1 e.
Feb. 27, 1928; E 685366; Henry Le-
moine et cie., Paris. 7035
Room (A) with a view; from Coch-
ran’s 1928 revue, words and music
by Noél Coward, of Great Britain.
© Feb. 28, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 13; E
685752 ; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
7036
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7037
Rosale; selection, by George Gersh-
win and Sigmund Romberg, arr. by
Hans Spialek; pf. © Mar. 3, 1928;
2c. Mar. 6; E 686683; New world
music corp., New York.
Rose-covered cottage of dreams:
words by S. L. Clark, melody by
Casper Nathan. © 1c. Mar. 9, 1928;
E 683745; Susan L. Clark, Nedrow,
N.Y. 7038
Rose (The) covered hills of Montauk;
words and music by N. H. Arnold,
arr. by Bessie A. Wells. Published
by Mattituck press: © Mar. 20,
1928; 2 e. Mar. 22; E 687062; Nellie
Hallock Arnold, Mattituck, L. L.,
Ne Y. 7039
Rose-Maria; lied u. blues, worte von
Hans Pflanzer, musik von Josef
Konigsberger, of Austria. © Nov.
46.0: A927 serth: cca Heb}? 27, 49283) EB
685235 ; Edition Kaleidoskop, Berlin-
W Imersdorf, Germany. 7040
Rose-Maria; lied und blues o. tango,
worte von Hans Pflanzer, musik von
Josef Koénigsberger, bearb. von Carl-
Robrecht, both of Austria; salon-
oreh. mit jazz-erginzungsstimmen
und pf. direktion u. violine 1 direk-
tion. 4to. © Dec. 5, 1927; 1c. Feb.
27, 1928; E 685234; Edition Kalei-
doskop, SBerlin-Wilmersdorf, Ger-
many. 7041
Rose, my Rose; lyric by J. Riv:nius,
melody by Banks Winter. © 1 ec.
Mar. 13, 1928; E 686837; Jean Rivi-
nius, St. Louis. 7042
Rose of Turin; words and melody by
L. Re Mondini, adapted by O. Gul-
ledge. © 1 ce. Mar. 12, 1928; E
683815; Luisa Re Mondini and Ola
Gulledge, San Diego, Calif. 7043
Rose-Zella ; words and music by N. J.
D. [i. e. N. J. Drummond] © 1 ¢.
Mar. 15, 1928; E 686976; Norman
Jasper Drummond, Philadelphia.
7044
Roses are red—violets blue, sugar is
sweet and so are you; words by
Paul Cunningham, music by John
McLaughlin. © Mar. 17, 1928; 2 ¢.
Mar. 22; EH 688252; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 7045
Roses (The), the moonlight and you;
words and music by W. M. Arbo-
gast; pf. and ukulele ace. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Mar.
28, 1928; 2 c« Mar. 29; E 687286;
William M. Arbogast, Rachel, W.
Va. 7046
T7037
pt. 111,-nYS.,,¥..23
Rosie of Killarney; fox trot, words
and music by Joe Callju fi. e. J. M.
Calljuj, arr. by Al Bishop; pf. and
ukulele ace. Chicago. Star musie
pub. co. © Feb. 1, 1928; 2 ec. Mar.
20; E 687036; Joseph M. Callju,
Chicago. T7047
Rosie of Killarney; words and music
by J. M. Callju. Chicago, Star mu-
sic pub. co. © Feb. 1, 1928; 2 ¢
Mar. 6; E 686578; Joseph M. Callju,
Chicago. 7048
Rossi (Michelangelo) Toccata; yon
M. Rossi, bearb. von Arthur Piechler,
of Germany; orgel; in D moll. obl.
8vo. © Feb. 28, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 27,
1928; E 685467; N. Simrock, G. m.
b. H., Berlin. 7049
Roy (Le) Loys; chant populaire fran-
cais, par Vincent ’d’Indy, of France,
op. 90, no. 1; voix mixtes. 4to. ©
Jan. 10, 1928 >t es eee en Te
685382; Rouart Lerolle et cie., Paris.
7050
Royal mass; liturgical words, music
by Henri Dumont, harmonized by
Joseph I. Miiller; unison cho. 4to.
© Mar. 20, 1928; 2 ¢ Mar. 22; E
687037 ; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
7051
Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch)
Melodia; di A. Rubinstein, op. 3, no.
1, trascrizione di Mario Corti, of
Italy ; violino e pf. © Jan. 27, 1928;
ive. Mar: 21; BH 685908; A.W. & G.
Carisch & c., Milan. 7052
Nocturne; op. 44, no. 5, adapté
par A. Tcherepnine; pf. © Feb. 15,
1927; 1 ec. Mar. 16, 1 « Dec. 9; EB
680347 ; Durand et cie., Paris. 7053
Rubio (El); tango milonga, de J.
Lyvas, of Belgium; orch. avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Feb. 2, 1928;
1 ec. Feb. 27; E 685679; Choudens,
Paris. 7054
Runaway fingers; by Abbe Damesek ;
pf. © Mar. 21, 1925; 2:6. Marr 2s:
E 688325; Irving Berlin standard
music corp., New York. 7055
Running up and down; bv Henry
@ohn; pf.: ©, Mares 51 O2zssee% Cc.
Mar. 5; E 683631; Bibo, Bloedon &
Lang, inc., New York. 7056
Rural scene; by J. S. Zamecnik; full
‘orch. 4to. © Mar. 23, 1928; 2) c.
Mar. 22; E 687058; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 7057
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1928
Russian romance; by J. Fleischman,
arr. by Walter Goodell; pf. ©1 c
Mar. 15, 1928; E 686915; Jacob
Fleischman, Chicago. 7058
Russian Rose; words and music by
Wendell Hall; pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by May Singhi Breen. (Jn
Wendell Hall’s vagabond modern-
istics) © Mar. 15, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
16; E 683974; Wendell Hall music
publishers, Chicago. 7059
Rustling wings; words by John
Daniel, music by C. John, of Great
Britain. London, Keith, Prowse &
co., ltd. © Feb. 29, 1928; 1 c> Mar.
9; E 685641; Ceridwen John, Lon-
don. 7060
Ruvanélle (Ruscelletto ) ; canzone
popolare abruzzese, versi’'di Cesare
de Titta, musica di Httore Monta-
naro, of Italy. [Testo Abruzzese e
Italiano), ©. Mar. .23, 1928;. 1. «¢.
Mar. 24; E 689031; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 7061
Sadie; waltz caprice, by Henry Spen-
cer; E flat saxophone, B flat saxo-
phone or B flat clarinet, C melody
saxophone or violin, with pf. acc.
© Mar: 19, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 21; E
687066; Paul A. Schmitt music co.,
Minneapolis. 7062
Safe, Lord, with Thee; English words
by George G. Cooper, [and] O salu-
taris; Latin words by St. Thomas
Aquinas, words of each set to same
music by D. H. Piller. [Photostat]
1. Sop. and mezzo-sop.—2. Sop., alto.
and ten. © 1c. each Mar. 29, 1928;
E 687317, 687318; David H. Piller,
Baton Rouge, La. 7063, 7064
Sailing along over the keys; by Silvio
De Rienzo; pf. © Mar. 5, 1928;
2c. Mar. 5; E 686942; Bibo, Bloedon
& Lang, ine., New York. 7065
Sailing the sea of romance; words by
Lew Pollack, music by H. Samuels;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Mar. 16,
1928; 2 c@ Mar. 19: -E 687044;
Harms, inc., New York. 7066
Sailor’s song; by Maxwell Eckstein;
pf. © Dee. 8, 1927; 2 c. Mar. 16,
1928; E 688023; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 7067
Saint Cecelia; words and music by
A. F. Burke. 4to. © Mar. 14, 1928;
2c. Mar. 16; E 686995; Anna F.
Burke, Wakefield, Mass. 7068
St. James’ park; 7 easy pieces, by
Peter Broom, of Great Britain; pf.
7079
(CMe, 24° 1926 2 Cc Mar. 263. 2
689087; Boosey & co., Itd., London.
7069
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) Le
cygne (The swan); freely tran-
scribed by Leopold Godowsky; pf.
© Dec. 21, 1927;.2 c. Mar. 16, 1928;
E 688040; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 7070
Saint’s (The) inheritance; hymn,
words by James M. Gray, music by
G. S. Schuler, based on a Mendels-
sohn theme. © Jan. 31, 1928; 2 ¢.
Mar. 1; E 686466; George S.
Sehuler, Chicago. 7071
Saison d’amour; one-step, de Maurice
Hermite, of France; orch. avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Mar. 23, 1928;
1 c. Mar. 28; E 689061; Enoch &
cie., Paris. TO7T2
Sally in our alley; old English tune,
arr. by Alfred Pochon; string quar-
tet. © Dec. 23, 1927; 2 c. Mar. 16,
1928; E 688052; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 7073
Salut a sa majesté le Roi d’Afghanis-
tan; arr. par Pierre Dupont, of
France; harmonie et fanfare. 4to.
© san’ 10) "1928" T {een 275" bi
685414; Editions musicales Evette,
Paris. 7074
Salute Valley Forge; march, by H. C.
Miller ; band. 4to. © Mar. 12, 1928;
2c. Mar. 13; E 686821; Hiram C.
Miller, Parkesburg, Pa. 7075
Sandman; words by Mary Ricca Comp-
ton, musie by E. L. Ricca. ©l1e.
Mar. 21, 1928; E 688150; Emile
Louis Ricca, San Jose, Calif. 7076
Sandy, Ronald; words by Julian Ross,
musie by Robert W. McLeod, of
Great Britain; pf. acc., with ban-
julele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Alvin D. Keech; in G. [Staff and
ton’e sol-fa notations] © Mar. 12,
1928; 1c. Mar. 13; E 685817;- B.
Feldman & co., London. 7077
San Francisco, the good old town;
words by C. H. White, music by C.
H. White and Elizabeth Robinson,
arr. by Elbert F. Cowan. © Mar. 6,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 12; E 686817 ; Charles
Harry White, San Francisco. 7078
Sarah; tango, letra y musica de J. A.
Monrouzeau; pf. © Mar. 22, 1928;
2c. Mar. 28; E 687236; José Antonio
Monrouzeau, Arecibo, Porto Rico.
7079
361
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7080
Saxophone dream waltz; by J. W.
King, of Canada; pf.
Kathryn Frances Driscoll, melody by
Robt. H. Brennen.
Watertown, Mass.
Ballard], music by Tom Waring; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Mar. 10, 1928;
2 c. Mar. 16; E 683958; Miller &
Shoemaker, ine., New York. 7082
Say that your [!] sorry, then I will
forgive you; words by E. Valiant,
melody by Ben Monyun. © 1 «¢.
Mar. 10, 1928; E 686797; Emil
Valiant, Camden, N. J. 7083
Say yes to-day; fox-trot, words and
music by Walter Donaldson. © Mar.
14, 1928; 2 ec Mar. 16; E 687005;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 7084
Say vouw'll forgive and forget; words:
and music by W. C. McFadden, arr.
by Eugene Platzman. © 1c. Mar.
28, 1928; E 688368; William Cun-
ningham McFadden, New York.
7085
Scampering mice; caprice, by Fred-
erick Schlieder; pf. © Feb. 27,
1928; 2 c@ Mar. 5; E 686720; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 7086
Scéne romantique; by Jean Sibelius,
op. 101, no. 5, arr. by Charles J.
Roberts; full orch., with pf. con-
ductor. © Jan. 25, 1928; 2c. Mar.
17; E 688067; Carl Fischer, ince.,
New York. (O87
Scénes infernales; by Mayhew L.
Lake: full orch., with pf. or organ
conductor. a. Les Pays-bas. [2
others] © Jan. 25, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
17; -E 688066; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 7088
Scherz, list und rache; ein singspiel
nach Goethe, in einem akt, von Egon
Wellesz, of Austria, op. 41; klavier-
auszug mit text. © Dec. 22, 1927;
2 ce. Jan. 18, 1928; D 27256; Uni-
versal edition actiengesellschaft,
Vienna. 7089
Scherzo serioso; by W. W. Lowitz. arr.
by Leo A. Kempinski; orch. with pf.
or organ acc. © Mar. 6, 1928; 2. ¢.
Mar. 7; E 6838691; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
7090
| Schestak
© 1c. Mar. |
27, 1928 ; E 687205; Jessie Winnifred |
King, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. |
7080 |
Say again you'll love me; words: by |
| Schliesse mir die augen beide; worte
© 1c. Mar. 24, |
1928 ; EF 687149; Kathryn F. Driscoll, |
“TOS |
Say that you’re sorry; words by Pat
Ballard [pseud. of Francis Drake |
'~Sehlosser (Kurt)
i
pt. 111, 0. 8., V. 23
(Bruno C.) Impromptu;
von B. C. Schestak, of Germany, op.
21, no. 2; salon-orch., mit violine di-
rektion. 4to. © Sept. 6, 1927; 1 c¢.
Feb. 27, 1928; E 685238; Friedrich
W. Frohlich, Leipzig. 7091
Storm, musik von
Walter Sehiitt, of Germany. ©
Sept? 47,°°t927;- Pee Nove 222K
676562; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin.
7092
Melodie; von K.
Schlosser, of Germany; violine und
klavier. © Sept. 30, 1927; 1 « Feb.
27, 1928; E 685241; Riihle & Wen-
dling, Leipzig. 7093
Schlummerlied an mein kind; text u.
musik von EH. v. Freyhold, of Ger-
many, op. 5. © Jan. 17, 1927; 1 «.
Feb. 27, 1928; E 685258; Emile v.
Freyhold, Zurich, Switzerland. 7094
von Theodor
Schmid (Heinrich Kaspar) _ Sonate;
von H. K. Schmid, of Germany, op.
60; violine u. orgel. © Mar. 15,
1928; 1 ec. Mar. 9; E 685802; B.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
7095
Schoénste frau von Florenz; foxtrot-
charleston, text von Fritz Rotter,
musik von Fred Ralph, of Germany;
orch. mit pf.-direktion. 4to.
May 10, 1927; 1 ¢.: Feb. 27, 1928;
EK 685320; Edition Meisel & co.,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 7096
School (The) band favorite; overture,
by W. L. Skaggs, op. 82; band. 4to.
© Mar. 12, 1928; 2 ec Mar. 13; EB
686820; Hiram C. Miller, Parkes-
burg, Pa. 7097
_Sehreker. (Franz) heft; bearb. von I,
Strasfogel, of Austria, mit text-
einleitung von Hrich Urban, of Ger-
many: klavier. 1. Geburtstag der
infantin. [4 others] © Mar. 15,
1927; 1 ¢. Feb. 27, 1928: E 685523;
Ullstein, a. g., Berlin. [© copyright
is claimed on preface and explana-
tory notes] 7098
Schubert (Franz Peter) Ave Maria;
Ellen’s dritter gesang, from Scott’s:
Lady of the lake, English tr. and
arr. of music by A. H. Fox Strang-
ways and Steuart Wilson, both of
Great Britain, music by Schubert,
op. 52, no 6 ©) Jan. 26, 1928;
1c. Mar. 6; E 685698; Oxford uni-
versity press, London. 7099:
The double (Der doppelgiinger) ;
words by Heine, English tr. and arr.
362
“no: 3, 1928
of music by A. H. Fox Strangways
and Steuart Wilson, both of Great
Britain, music by Schubert. © Jan.
26; 1928; 1 ce. Mar. 6; E 685693;
Oxford university press, London.
7100
—Earth’s voices (Die gebiische) ;
words by Schlegel, English tr. and
arr. of music by A. H. Fox Strang-
Ways and Steuart Wilson, both of
Great Brtain, music by Schubert.
© Jan. 26, 1928; 1 ¢c. Mar. 6; EB
685699; Oxford university press,
London. 7101
exington ode; two-pt. - cho.,
words by G. A. Brown, arr. by Wil-
liam M. Felton; treble voices. 4to.
© Mar. 16, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 19: E
688122; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 7102
Margaret (Gretchen am _ spinn-
rade); words from Goethe’s Faust,
tr. and arr. of music by A. H. Fox
Strangways and Steuart Wilson,
both of Great Britain, musie by
Schubert; in B min. © Jan. 26,
1928; 1 ec. Mar. 6; E 685694; Oxford
university press, London. 7103
— Momento musicale: op. 94, no. 3,
trascriz‘one di Mario Corti, of Italy ;
violino e pf. © Jan. 27, 1928; 1c.
Mar. 21; EH 685907; A. & G. Carisch
& c., Milan. 7104
Omnipotenece (Die Allmacht) ;
words by Pyrker, English tr. and
arr. of music by A. H. Fox Strang-
ways and Steuart Wilson, both of
Great Britain, music by Schubert,
op. 79, no. 2. © Jan. 26, 1928; 1.¢.
Mar. 6; E 685701; Oxford univer-
Sity press, London. 7105
Schubert album; arr., ed. and
fingered by Heller Nicholls, of Eng-
land; pf. © Feb. 18, 1928; 1c. Mar.
8; E 685711; Warren & Phillips,
London. 7106
Serenade (Standchen) ; words by
Rellstab, English tr. and arr. of mu-
sic by A. H. Fox Strangways and
Steuart W Ison, both of Great Brit-
tain, music by Schubert. © Jan.
26, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 6; E 685696; Ox-
ford university press, London. 7107
Symphonie in H-moll; unvollen-
dete, arr. von Leopold Weninger, of
Austria; orch. mit pf.-organ direk-
tion. 4to. © Feb. 20, 1928; 1 ec.
Mar. 9; E 685705; D. Rahter, Leip-
zig. 7108
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
6
Tartarus (Gruppe aus dem Tar-
tarus); words by Schiller, English
tr. and arr. of music by A. H. Fox
Strangways and Steuart Wilson,
both of Great Britain, musie by
Schubert, op. 24, no. 1. © Jan. 26,
1928; 1 ce. Mar. 6; E 685700; Oxford
university press, London. 7109
The trout; words tr. from the
German of Christian Schubart, by
J. Lilian Vandevere, music by F.
Schubert, arr. by Gladys Pitcher;
sop. and alto. 4to. © Mar. 3, 1928;
2 c. Mar. 23; E 688210; C. C. Birch-
ard & co., Boston. 7110
Voyage to Hades (Fahrt zum
Hades) ; words by Mayrhofer, Eng-
lish tr. and arr. of music by A. H.
Fox Strangways and Steuart Wil-
son, both of Great Britain, music by
Schubert. © Jan. 26, 1928; 1 «
Mar. 6; E 685695; Oxford univer-
Sity press, London. 7111
— Wonder (Sehnsucht); words by
Schiller, English tr. and arr. of mu-
sie by A. H. Fox Strangways and
Steuart Wilson, both of Great Brit-
an, music by Schubert, op. 39.
Jan. 26, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 6; E 685697 ;
Oxford university press, London.
112
Schulhoff (Erwin) Sonata; no. 2, by
BE. Schulhoff, of Czecho-Slovakia;
pt. ,.© Mar,. 7, 1928: 2.¢.. Mar, 10>
E. 685718; J. & W. Chester, Itd.,
London. 7113
Schumann (Robert Alexander) Fan-
tasie; von R. Schumann, op. 17,
hrsg. von Mayer-Mahr, of Germany;
klavier. © Apr. 19, 1927; 1 ec. Feb.
27, 1928; E 685550; Ulistein, a. g,,
Berlin. 7114
Klavier-sonate; nr. 1, von R.
Schumann, op. 11, hrsg. von Mayer-
Mahr, of Germany; in fis-moll. ©
Sept. 30, 1927; 1..¢..\Feb. 27; EB
685548; Ullstein, a. g., Berlin. 7115
Sinfonische ettiden in variation-
en-form (Ktudes symphoniques) ;
op. 13, hrsg. von Mayer-Mahr, of
Germany; klavier. © May 2, 1927; ©
1 ec. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685551; Ulls-
tein, a. g., Berlin. 7116
— Toceata; von R. Schumann, op.
7, hrsg. von Mayer-Mahr, of Ger-
many;.klavier. © Apr. 19, 1927;
1 ec. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685549; Ulls-
tein, a. g., Berlin. 7117
363
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7118
Schwabenland (Das) am _ Neckars-
trand; worte und musik von W.
Benignus. © Mar. 17, 1928; 2 «.
Mar. 20; E 688324; Wilhelm Benig-
nus, New York. 7118
Scottish songs;
O. Mase,
collected and arr. by
of Great Britain; high
voice. London, J. Curwen & sons,
ltd. © Mar. 10, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 15;
E 685844; Owen Mase, Gt. Missen-
den Bucks, England. 7119
Sea mood; unison song, words by
Edward Oxenford, music by Cecil
Sharman, of Great Britain; in G.
4to. [Staff and ton'c sol-fa nota-
tions] © Mar. 13, 1928; 1 c Mar.
13; F 685722; Novello & co., ltd.,
London. 7120
Sealed with a kiss; words and melody
by E. May. © 1c. Mar. 1, 1928: E
686504; Evelyn May, Rockland, Me.
7121
Seashore (The) ; words and music by
> Ove.
E 686853 ; James B. Love, Cove, Or.
7122
See kendon bilbili; words and melody
by Jim Shefka [i. e. James Shefka].
© 1 ce. Feb. 16, 1928; E 686894;
James Shefka, New York. 7123
Sei stille dem Herrn; dichter unbe-
kannt, musik von Ludwig Piitz, of
Germany; md&nnerchor. to.
July 31/°1926; t°e.\ Mar. 2, 1928; EH
685572; P. J. Tonger, Cologne/
Rhine, Germany. 7124
. sempre Napoli; versi di Giuseppe
Centauro, musica di Vincenzo Billi,
of Italy, op. 480. © Mar. 12, 1928;
1 e@: Mar. 18; E 685786; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 7125
Senn, triumphal; march, by Fred K.
Huffer; band. 4to. © Mar. 23,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 29; E 687287; Chart
music pub. house, ine., Chicago.
7126
Senorita; raccontina andaluso, tango,
versi di E. Guido-Izzo, musica di
Salvatore Allegra, of Italy. © Feb.
10, 1928; 1 « Mar. 17;. BE. 685995;
Saporetti e Cappelli, Rome. 7127
Séparation (La); chant populaire
francais, par Vincent d’Indy, of
France, op. 90, no. 3; voix mixtes.
4to. © Jan. 10, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 27;
E 685384: Rouart Lerolle et Gie.,
Paris. 7128
©, 1 ¢@..Mar.. 43,.,1928 ;
pt. 1, nN. s., v. 23
Serenade; by A. Maurice Volti, of
Great Britain; violin and pf. ©
Mar... 2,,. 1928; «tj .e,.. Marinitoe Ji,
685857 ; Joseph Williams, lItd., Lon-
don. 7129
Serenade; von E. Berté, of Austria;
violine u. klavier. © Jan. 11, 1926;
1 ec. Mar. 20, 1928; E 685918; Emil
Berté, Vienna. 7130
Serenade appassionato; melody by A.
La Manca. © 1 ¢. Mar. 15, 1928;
E 686914; Antonio La Manca, Cum-
berland, Md. T1351
Sérénade d’ Arlequin; by Edouard
Schiitt, op. 48, no. 2, arr. by Frank
Louis Taylor, of Great Britain;
orch. with pf. conductor. © Jan.
30, 1928; 1 c« Feb. 10; E 685346;
Alfred Lengnick & co., ltd., London.
; 7132
Serenade of the stars: words and mu-
sic by M. E. Garvin. ©. Mar. 15,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 19; E 688085 ;, Minna
EK. Garvin, West Medford, Mass.
7133
Serenata d’un pulcinella; versi di
Peppino Mendes, musica di C. Lom-
bardo, of Italy. © Oct. 31, 1927;
1c. Mar. 17, 1928; E 685996; Carlo
Lombardo, Rome. 7134
Serenita; intermezzo, di T. Petralia
C., of Italy; orch., con pf. condut-
tore. 8vo. © Feb. 24, 1928; 1 e.
Feb. 24; E 684910; A. Forlivesi &
c., Florence, Italy. 7135
Sets me yearning; words and music
by Anne Spencer Watkins. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 23, 1928; E 688217; Anne S.
Watkins, New York. 7136
Seul avec Dieu (Alone with God) ;
de Fernand Le Borne, arr. par Raoul
Labis, of France; orch. restreint
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Feb.
10, 1928; 1 «@ Mar. 6; E 685963;
Choudens, Paris. 7137
Shadow (The) by a curtain; words
by A. H. Melurick, melody by Rob-
ert H. Brennen. © 1 ¢ Mar. 6,
1928; E 686626; Anthony H. Melu-
rick, Mullan, Id. 7138
Shadow girl; words by Myles Mc-
Carthy, melody by J. R. Johnson.
© 1c. Mar. 12, 1928; E 686830; J.
Rosamond Johnson, New York.
7139
Shake a little bit; words and melody
by Corky Williams [pseud. of G.
Williams] © 1° c Mar. 21, 1928;
064
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
‘ pe. 3, 1928 7161
EK 687165 ; Gerald Williams, New | She was happy till she met you; words
York. 7140 and musie by Charles Graham and
Shanghai Poppy; words and music by
S. H. McNeil. © 1c. Mar. 24, 1928;
E 6871388; Stephen Henry McNeil,
San Francisco. 7141
She died for love;
words and music
by B. Miller. ©1c. Mar. 22, 1928;
EK 687072; Bob Miller, Memphis.
Tenn. 7142
She is more to be pitied than censured ;
words and music by William B.
Gray, ed. by Elliott Shapiro, arr.
for pf. by Eugene Platzman, with
ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini.
(In Grand old songs) © Mar. 22,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 29; E 687239; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., ine, New
York. 7143
She may have seen better days; words
and music by James Thornton, ed. by
Elliott Shapiro, arr. for pf. by Eu-
gene Platzman, with ukulele arr. by
A. J. Franchini. (Jn Grand old
songs) © Mar. 22, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
29; E 687238; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., inec., New York. 7144
She’s a great. great girl; words and
music by Harry Woods; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini.
© Mar. 9, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 10; E
686758; Shapiro, Bernstein & Co.,
inc., New York. 7145
She’s the sweetheart of six other guys;
words by Howard Johnson, melody
by Robert King. © 1 c¢. Mar. 7,
1928; E 683716; Skidmore music
co., ine., New York. 7146
She saves her sweetist [!] smile for
me; words and melody by W.
Crawley. © 1 ¢ Mar. 28, 1928; E
688370; Wilton Crawley, New York.
7147
She sleeps beneath the ocean waves;
ballad, words by L. M. Mayhew, mu-
sic by William Van Beaver; pf. and
ukulele acc. ©.1c Mar. 13, 1928;
E 686852; Louis Mansfield Mayhew,
Superior, Neb. 7148
Same. © Mar. 27, 1928: 2 «.
Mar. 30; E 687350; Louis M. May-
hew, Superior, Neb. 7149
She walks in beauty; words by Byron,
music by D. H. Piller. [Photostat]
© .1.c. Mar. 29, 1928;. E. 687320;
David H. Piller, Baton Rouge, La.
7150
Monroe Rosenfeld, ed. by Hlliott
Shapiro, arr. for pf. by Eugene Platz-
man, w:th ukulele arr. by A. J.
Franchini. (Jn Grand old songs)
© Mar. 22, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 29; B
687237: Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inc., New York. 7151
Shine on harvest moon; words by
Jack Norworth, music by Nora
Bayes and J. Norworth; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Mar. 138, 19 B28; 2c.
Mar. 15; E 686869; Jerome H.
Remick & co., New York. 7152
Shop-soiled Sue; words and music by
Terry Sullivan, of England; in F.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Aug. 14, 1927; 1 c« Dec. 27; EB
677431; Montgomery & co., London.
(153
Sheuld I be sorry ; fox-trot song, words
and music by Dave Kapp, Harry
Eller and Howard Johnson. © Mar.
1¢, 1928; 2 ec. Mar. 19; E 688097;
Triangle music pub. co., ine., New
York. 7154
Show me mother’s grave; words by P.
Irving, music by Ray Hibbeler. ©
1 ec. Mar. 5, 1928; E 686636; Pales-
tine Irving, Circleville, O. 7155
Shy Anna; slow fox trot, by Howard
Flynn, arr. by M. Williams, of Great
Britain; orch. with words. 4to. ©
Rely t4'> 1928 °° 1 ee Mie to.) OB)
685728; Cavendish music co., Lon-
don, 7156
Si quieres que te olvide; letra y musica
por Ed Tavo; pf. [Photostat] ©
Feb. 28, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 5; E 686611;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 7157
Si toutes les femmes savaient cela;
paroles de Jacques-Charles, musique
de Fred Mélé et Craven, both of
France. © Dec. 10, 1927; 1 c. Jan.
16, 1928; E 685941 ; Editions Foucret,
fils, s: a-’,. Paris. 7158
Si tu mama se opone; letra y musica
por Ed'Tavo; ‘pf. “_[Photostat] . ©
Feb, 28, 1928; 2c. Mar. 5; E 686612;
Dionisio Acosta, Log Angeles. 7159
Siciliana; bolero, letra y musica por
R. Hernandez. tye. Mar..:29,
1928; E 687341; Rafael Hernandez,
New York. 7160
Sicilienne;: paroles de Claude Ferret,
nusique de Charles Pons, of France;
1° couplet, avec 2° couplet ad lib.
(C). Wen. 2, #098: 1 Gc. Reh. 20:
$5686 ; Choudens, Paris. 7161
365
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7162
pt. 11, D. s., v.23 —
Sigh no more, ladies; pt.-song, from
Much ado about nothing, words by
Wiiliam Shakespeare, music by Paul
R. Heyl; men’s voices. 4to. © Feb.
18, 1928; 2c. Mar. 7; E 686692;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 7162
S.gns (The) of Easter; a pageant of
Christian symbols, words by D.
Elderdice, music by various authors.
© Feb. 1, 1928; 2 c Mar. 16; aff.
Mar. 15; A 1071369; Dorothy Elder-
dice, Westminster, Md. 7163
Silver fawn; by Siegfried Benkman,
arr. by Tom Clark; orch. © Feb.
14, 1928; 2 c« Feb. 20; E 686478;
G. Sehirmer, ine., New York. 7164
Simple (A) mass; by Henry Farmer,
of Great Britain; harmony of uni-
son voices. 4to. © Mar. 9, 1928;
1c. Mar. 14; E 685787; Cary & co.,
London. 7165
Since she’s gone; words and music by
N. O. Hutcheson. © Mar. 28, 1928;
2c. Mar. 30: E 688445; Nora Orr
Hutcheson, Huntington, W. Va.
7166
Sind sie nicht der krause aus dem
hinterhause; Yale heebie-jeebies,
text von Otto Stransky wu. Fritz
Ratter, musik von Will Meisel, arr.
von F. Stclzenwald, both of Ger-
many; orch. mit violine obligat. 4to.
© Oct. 12, 1927; 1 & Feb. 12, 1928;
EH 685317; Edition Meisel & co.. G.
m. b. H., Berlin. 7167
Sinfonie no. 3; von Conrad Beck, of
Switzerland; streichorchester. Par-
titur. © Feb. 29, 1928; 1c. Feb.
27; E 685334; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz. 7168
Sing a song as you go along; words
by C. M. Nicodemus, music by
Gusiav FE. Maschoff. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Mar. 14,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 17; E 688383; Cora
M. Nicodemus, Newton, Kan. 7169
Sing hallelujah and hosanna; words
by James Rowe, music by Thomas
Benton. © Jan. 2, 1928; 2 e. Mar.
3; E 686550: Eugene Monroe Bart-
lett, Hartford, Ark. 7170
Sing-Sing (The) singers; dramatico-
musical play in one act, words and
music of verses by R. Pauley, music
of cho. by Carl Damangate. © 1 «¢.
Mar. 12, 1928; D 27277; Roy Pauley,
Schenectady, N. Y. 7171
Sing the songs my daddy sang; words
by Jewell McCreary, music by Ken-
neth R. Barnum; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by Burrell Van Buren. ©
1c. Jan. 27, 1928; E 681570; Barnum
pub. co., Chicago. 7172
Sing unto the Lord a new song; sacred
duet, words from Psalm XCVI,
music by EH. S. Hosmer; ten. or bar.,
pf. or organ ace. © Feb. 23, 1928;
2¢. Mar. 7; E 686691; Oliver D.tson
co., Boston. 7173
Singapore; tango, text von Albert
Bennefeld, musik von Hd. Hysson,
instr. von Fred Ralph, both of Ger-
many; oreh. mit pf. direktion. 4to.
© May 10, 1927; 1 « Feb. 27, 1928;
E 685313; Edition Meisel & co., G.
in. b. H., Berlin. 7174
Singing (The) children, and other
songs; words and.melody by M. S.
Johnston. © 1 ¢. Mar, 23, 1928; EB
688228; Malcolm Sanders Johnston,
Geneva, N. Y. 7175
‘Sippi; from Keep shufilin’, words by
Con Conrad and Henry Creamer,
musie by Jimmy Johnson; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Feb. 29, 1928; 2 e.
Mar. 2; E 683821; Harms, ine., New
York. 7176
Skad-c-lee; fox trot or shimmy one
step, words and music by Robert H.
Cloud; orch. 4to. © Feb. 20, 1928;
2c. Mar. 19; E 688128; United pub-
lishing co., New York. 7177
Sketch (A); by W. A. Goldsworthy;
organ. (Jn American organ quar-
terly, v. 9, no. 25, April, 1928) ©
Mar. ‘30, 1928; 2.-@ Mar. ost. BE
687369; H. W. Gray co., New York.
7178
Slowly sinks the weary sun; Russian
lullaby, English words by Edward
Loeckton, Russian words by Nadia
Zscharintzctf, musie by Boris Leven-
son, op. 33. © Mar. 7, 1928; 2 e¢.
Mar. 8; E 686655; Edward B. Marks
music co., New York. 7179
Slowly sinks the weary sun; Russian
lullaby, musie by Boris Levenson, op.
33; pf. © Mar. 7, 1928; 2 @ Mar. 8;
E 686654; Edward B. Marks music
co., New York: 7180
Smiere heleny; waltz, by M. V. Paja-
kowski; violin. 1 ec. Mar. 30,
1928; FE 688428; Matthew V. Paja-
kowski, Buffalo. 7181
Smil gennem Taarer; tekst af Zerine,
musik af Alex Xekoff og Iwan Petja,
both of Denmark; pf. © Feb. 22,
1928: 1 ec. Mar. 7; E 685771; Wil-
helm Hansen, Copenhagen. 7182
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no. 3, 1928 |
7205
Smile (A)—a kiss; ballad, by P. A.
Marquardt; orch. © Mar. 5, 1928;
2c. Mar. 7; E 683685; Music buyers
corp., New York. 7183
Smile (A) or two; words and music
by B. Marckhoff. © 1 ¢ Mar. 19,
1928; E 688119; Birdie Marckhoff,
Cicero, Ill. 7184
Smiles of love; words by E. W. Jerrell,
music by David Reed. © Feb. 29,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 2; E 683591; E. W.
Jerrell, Eagle, Col. 7185
Smiling hearts; by Howard Jackson ;
pf. © Mar. 23, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 22;
E 687061; Sam Fox pub co., Cleve-
land. 7186
Smiling moon; melody by A. Ricci. ©
1 ec. Mar. 17, 1928; E 686953; Aldo
Ricci, New York. 7187
Smiling Slim; words and music by
Billy Shoop and George Hammond.
© Mar. 27, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 30; E
687349; Shoop-Hammond pub. co..
St. Ambridge, Pa. 7188
Snatches in melody from our national
airs; compiled by B. G. Williams;
pf. © Feb. 10, 1928; 2 ¢. Mar. 7;
EK 686656; Blanche Graham Wil-
liams, Indianapolis. 7189
So dear; words by Irving Caesar,
music by Cliff Friend; pf. and uku-
_lele'ace. © Mar. 13, 1928; 2 ¢. Mar.
15; E 686866; Jerome H. Remick &
co.,.New York. 7190
So nice you are; fox trot de Oh! la
vicieuse, de John ‘Tetterby, of
France; orch. avec pf. conducteur.
Ato io) Dec, 1920; 1, ¢. Keb. 27,
1928 ; E 685674 ; Choudens, Paris.
7191
Sogno (Dream); intermezzo, di Bruto
Martelli, of Italy, op. 15; piccola
orch., con pf. conduttore. 4to.
Mar. 2, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 21; E 685899;
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 7192
Soir de mai dans l’Argoad (Evening of
May in Argoad); de Maurice Du-
hamel, of France; orch. avec pf.
eonducteur.. 4to. © Feb. 2, 1928;
1c. Web. 27; E 685359; Henry
Lemoine et cie., Paris. 7193.
Soldier (A) of fortune; from The red
robe, words by Harry B. Smith,
music by Jean Gilbert, of Germany,
domiciled at New York. New York,
Harms, inc... © Mar. 24, 1928; 2c.
ates
Mar. 27; E 687227; Shubert theatre
corp., New York. 7194
Sombrero; character’stic idyl, from the
suite From the plains; by Allan
Anson fi. e. Allan Anson Babcock] ;
pf. © 1c. Mar. 14, 1928; E 686902 ;
Allan Anson Babcock, Sault Ste.
Marie, Ontario, Canada. 7195
Some beautiful morning; ballad, words
by John E. Guernsey, music by Floyd
Thompson. © Mar. 24, 1928; 2 c.
Mar. 27; E 687176; Thompson and
Guernsey, Indianapolis. 7196
Some day you’ll want me again ; melody
by R. J. Best. ©1 ce. Feb. 20, 1928;
E 683383; Roemer Jack Best, Hous-
ton. 7197
Some girls; words and musie by C.
Cramer. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Feb. 28, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
2; E 683582; Chester Cramer, New
York. 7198
Someday; words and melody by R.
Brown. © 1c. Mar. 22, 1928; B
687075; Royce Brown, El Paso.
7199
Someday you’ll want me back again;
words and music by C. M. Munn, arr.
by H. R. Hallbauer. © 1c. Mar. 9,
1928; E 683762; Christine M. Munn,
Hartford. 7200
Someone to cuddle the blues away;
words and music by G. E. Smith; pf.
© 1 ec. Mar. 12, 1928: E 686825;
George Edward Smith, Chicago.
7201
Something; words and melody by C.
Cercone. © 1 ec Mar. 30, 1928; E
688401 ; Carl Cercone, Grand Rapids,
Mich. 7202
Something to remember you by; words
and music by Paul Cunningham; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Mar. 17, 1928;
2c. Mar. 22; E 688250; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 7203
Somewhere down in Brittany; waltz,
words by H. B. Tilsley,..mus‘e by
Tolechard Evans, of Great Britain;
pf. and ukulele ace.; in F. [Staff
and tonie sol-fa notations] © Feb.
24, 1928; 1 @-Mar. 10; E 685741;
Cecil Lennox, ltd., London. 7204.
Somewhere in dear old Spain; words
by L. Morris, music. by; Larry H.
Gofin. © 1 e¢. Mar. 19, 1928;,E
688117 ; Lester Morris, Joliet, Ill.
7205
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7206
pt. DI, 0. s., v. 23
Somewhere or other; words by Jessie
Wilder, music by D. S. Drake. ©
1c. Mar. 6, 1928; E 686630; Dorothy
Sussdorff Drake, Oakland, N. J.
7206
Sommeil (Le) de Jésus (Jesus sleeps) ;
d’Henri Busser, arr. par Ch. Delsaux,
of France; orch. avee pf. econducteur.
4to. © Feb. 10, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 6;
E 685958 ; Choudens, Paris. 7207
Sommernacht; worte von Victor von
Scheffel, musk von Richard Trunk,
of Germany, op. 56, nr. 3; minner-
chor... 4to0. “© May 29... 1996-1 «
Mar. 2, 1928 ; E 685557; P. J. Tonger,
Cologne, a/Rh., Germany. 7208
Sonata 3; de Manuel M. Ponce, of
Spain, ed. et doigté par Andrés Se-
govia; guit.’ © Mar. 10, 1928; 1 @.
Mar. 2; E 685798; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany. 7209
Sonata da camera; de Gabriel Pierné,
of France, op. 48; fliite, violoncelle
et pf. 1. Prelude. [2 others], ©
Dee: 31, 49267 en Pebli27, 1928: E
685669 ; Durand et cie., Paris. 7210
Sonate no. 7; von August Kiihnel,
bearb. u. fiir violoncello tibertragen
von Christan Dodbereiner, of Ger-
many; vicla da gamba o. violoncello
u. cembalo o. klavier; in G dur. ©
Feb. 25, 1928: 1c. Feb. 27; E 685329 ;
B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
Gais
Sonate no. 9; von August Ktihnel,
bearb. u. fiir violoncello tibertragen
von Christian Ddodbereiner, of Ger-
‘many: viola da gamba o. violoncello
u. ecembalo o. klavier; in D dur.
Fep. 259928 iene seb. 27s10H
685330; B. Schott’s sdéhne, Mainz,
Germany. (2A
Sonatina; by Willem Pijper, of Hol-
land; pf. no. 2, 3. © July 22, 1926;
1 e@. each June 7, 1927; E 663810,
663811; Oxford university press,
London. 7218, 7214
Song (The) of man; chorus, text by
Gilbert Purcell, musie by Richard
Kountz; mixed voices, with optional
solos for med. voices. 4to. © Mar.
17, 1928; 2c. Mar. 22; E 688245; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 7215
Song (The) of the boloney; words and
music by A. Shulman; violin. ©
1 ec. Mar. 3, 1928; E 686560; Abra-
ham Shulman, Jersey City. 7216
Song of the robin; by H. Voorhies;
flute and pf. © 1c. Mar. 29, 1928;
E 688417; Hugh Voorhies, Neosho,
Mo. 7217
‘Song of White River;
Song of the ronin; words by John
Masefield, music by Ralph Greaves,
of Great Britain. © Mar. 4, 1926;
1 ce. Feb. 25, 1928; E 689006; Oxford
university press, London. 7218
Song (The) of the Star automobile;
words by H. Douglas, melody by Ar-
thur Fisk. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1928: B
688233; Helen Douglas. San Fran-
cisco. 7219
Song (The) of the streamlet; duet or
2-pt. cho.. words by L. R., musie by
Richard J. Pitcher, of Great Brit-
ain; treble voices. 4to. © Mar. 5,
1928; 2 ec. Mar. 7; E 686702; Theo- —
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 7220
Song of the Volga boatmen; arr. by
W. P. Mero: pf., 4 hands. © Maz
5, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 7; E 686708; The»
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 7221
Song of the western plains; words by
Lomax, music by Ralph L. Gros-
venor ; male voices. © Mar. 1, 1928;
22e e Mar. 2 B 686623; G. Ricordi
& co., inc., New York. 7222
words and mel-
ody by M. R. Burcham. © 1 e. Mar.
14, 1928; E 683918; Merle R. Bur-
cham, Vallonia, Ind. 7223
Songs of the Gael (Amrain na n-Gae-
deal) ; Gaelic fantasy, by B. Waiton
O'Donnell, of England, op. 31; orch.
Se. © Mar. 6, 1928; 1 ec. Mar. 16;
EK 685884; Hawkes & son (London)
ltd., London. 7224
Sonnenuntergang; worte von Victor
von Scheffel, musik von Richard
Trunk, of Germany, op. 56, nr. 4;
‘minnerchor. 4to. © May 29, 1926;
tec.” Mar. 2," 19287 Gaaece> baat.
Tonger, Cologne, a/Rh., Germany.
Too
Sorry for me; words and melody by
Lew Brown, B. G. DeSylva and Ray
Henderson. © 1 e. Mar. 16, 1928;
E 683938; DeSylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, ine., New York. 7226
Sous le ciel de Chicago; fox-trot,
paroles de Marcel Rousseaux, mu-
sique de M. Cazes, of France; pf.
Paris, Montmartre-edition. © Dec.
SL, 19273 0G” Nie ee es
685970; Mario Cazes, Paris. (227
South Sea island Rose; words and
music by R. D. Raeburn. © 1 «.
Mar. 23, 1928; E 688236; R. D. Rae-
burn, Webster Groves, Mo. 7228
Southern skies; quartet, words by
Walter Preston, musie by Keith Mce-
Leod, arr. by Claude MacArthur.
368
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1928
New. York, Chappell-Harms, inc.
4to., 1. Male voices—2. Mixed
voices. © Mar. 138, 1928;,2 ¢c. each
Mar. 14; E 686862, 686863; Harms,
ine., New York. 7229, 7230
Souvenance (Memories); by Werner
Janssen; pf. © Mar. 7, 1928; 2 ¢.
Mar. 9; E 683739; Boston music ©o.,
Boston. 7231
Souvenir; by Ernest Newton, of Great
Hritam ; pt. © Jan. 19,.-1928 ; 1c:
Mar. 2; E 685788; Gould & Bolttler,
London. 7232
Souvenir (A); by Herbert Russell
Boardman, op. 15; pf. © 1 c. Mar.
21, 1928; E 688149; Herbert R.
Boardman, West Somerville, Mass.
7233
Souvenir d’amour; d’aprés Souvenir
par F. Drdla, poésie et arr. par P.
Champagne. © Feb. 23, 1928; 2 ec.
Mar. 1; E 686529; Philias Cham-
pagne, Lowell. "(234
Souvenir de Bitolia; intermezzo-orien-
tale, von Assen Karastoyanoff, of
Bulgaria, arr. von Bernhard Egg, of
Germany; orch. mit pf.-organ direc-
tion. © Feb. 20, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 9;
E 685708; D. Rahter, Leipzig. 7235
Souvenir de’ Kreisler; von T. Murzilli,
of Italy; violine u. pf. © Oct. 19,
1927; 1 ec. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685219;
Tito Murzilli, Berlin. 7236
Soy Bohemio; tango, letra y musica
de Esteban Quevedo, hijo, of Mex-
ico. "©! Mar. 1) 1928; 1°¢.' Mar. 1;
EH 685338; A. Wagner y Luvien sucs.,
S. en C., Mexico City, Mexico. 7237
Spanish; by M. S. Rosen; pf. ©1e.
Mar. 13, 1928; E 686835; Milton
Sonnett Rosen, New York. 7238
Spanish serenade; by Ludwig Lebell,
of Great Britain, op. 30; violoncello
and pf. © Feb. 20, 1928; 1 c. Mar.
14; E 685865; Augener, Itd., Lon-
don. 7239
Sparkling spray; waltz, by A. J.
Weidt. 1. Plectrum banjos.—2. Ten.
banjos. © Feb. 13, 1928; 2 c. each
Mar. 5; E 683651, 683652; Walter
Jacobs, ine., Boston. 7240, 7241
Spectre (Le) (The ghost); par J.
Porret, of France, op. 185; orch.,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Feb.
2, 1928; 1 c« Feb. 37; BE 685388;
Julien Porret, La Barre Deuil,
France. 7242
7253
Speedy boy; words by Raymond
Klages, music by Jesse Greer; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by Hank
Linet:' © Mar. 2, 1928; 2 ¢. Mar.
3; E 686540; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 7243
Spielbiichlein (Hin) fiir die laute oder
gitarre; bearb. von Hrwin Schwarz-
Reiflingen, of Germany. © Apr. 25,
1927; 1 ce. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685522;
Ulistein, a. g., Berlin. 7244
Spielt a dobridzien (Play a dance) ;
words and melody by J. M. Rum-
shisky. © 1 .c. Mar. 30, 1928; HB
688400; Joseph M. Rumshisky, New
York. 7245
Spinal chords; by Silvio De Rienzo;
pe. .C) Mar. 5,. 1928: 2G, Mar, .5;
E 686943; Bibo, Bloedon & Lang,
ine., New York. 7246
Spinning song; by Albert Ellmenreich,
transcribed by Richard Kountz;
organ. © Mar. 12, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
15; E 686878; Boston music co.,
Boston. 7247
Spirit (The) of Children’s day; Chil-
dren’s day pageant for the Sunday
schcol, text by Lizzie De Armond,
music by G. F. Rosche. Chicago,
Ill., Geo. F. Rosche & co. 4to. ©
NAC. be, AOE. ya Ce Wai AOE ee
27292; Geo. F. Rosche, Chicago.
7248
Spirit (The) of Lief Ericson; words
by J. Meyer, melody by Robt. H.
Brennen. © 1c. Mar. 24, 1928; E
687144; Johanna Meyer, Brooklyn.
7249
Spirit (The) of St. Louis; march, by
A. Roloff, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Mar? T9'41928:% tee rar! 20:
685921; Beal, Stuttard & co., ltd.,
London. 7250
Spirit wings; words and music by R.
L. Burtch. Indianapolis, Pearson
piano* co. '?© "Mare 21." 1928: 2" ec.
Mar. 26; E 688259; Roy L. Burtch,
Indianapolis. 7251
Spring; words by Thomas Nashe, mu-
sie by Bernard Van Dieren, of Great
Britain. © Feb. 9, 1928; 1 ¢ Mar.
6; E 685436; Oxford university
press, London. 7252
Spring o’ the year; words by Maude
Luise Gardiner, music by Edward
Morris. © Mar. 14, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
15; E 686886; Edward Morris music
pub. co., inc., New York. 7253
369
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7254
Spring’s -welcome; words by Noel
Ferris, music by Hubert Brown, of
Great Britain. © Feb. 23, 1928;
1c. Mar. 28; E 689081; Reeder &
Walsh, London. 7254
StahIberg (Frederik) Scherzo (The
phantom rider) ; from In the realm
of shadows; full orch., with pf. con-
ductor. © Jan. 12, 1928; 2 c Mar.
16; E 688070; Carl Fischer, ine.,
New York. 7255
Stahl’s (Wm. C.) new folio for the
plectrum banjo; ed. and compiled by
Frank C. Bradbury. © Oct. 18,
POAT 2 el Octs 20s ait,” Oct. Zn OA
1016350; William C. Stahl, Milwau-
kee. 7256
Stalking the prey; rhythmic misteri-
oso, by Leo A. Kempinski, op. 74;
orch. © Feb. 29, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
1; E 686486; Irving Berlin standard
music corp., New York. 7257
Star (The) of West Virginia; words
and music by John Patrick Breigh,
harmony by Bauer bros. © Nov.
30, 1927; 2 c« Feb. 7, 1928; E
686538; Work & hope, Moundsville,
W.. Va. 7258
Stars (The) of destiny; words by
Fred G. Bowles, music by EB. F. Day.
© 1 ¢ Mar. 21, 1928; E 687100;
Edna Fuller Day, Grand Junction,
Col. 7259
Stars pointing homeward; words and
music by Carl Lang, of England;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Jan. 381,
1928; 1 @ Mar. 22; E 685935;
West’s, Itd., London. 7260
State of Maine; words by Frances H.
Rowell, music by S. S. Rowell. ©
1 c@ Mar. 6, 1928; E 687162; Sylvia
Sherman Rowell, Portland, Me.
7261
State of. Tennessee blues; melody by
Will Shade. © 1c. Feb. 23, 1928;
E 688393; Ralph Peer, New York.
7262
Statue girl; words by Enid Grace, mel-
ody by HE. W. Evans. © 1c. Mar.
27, 1928; E 687221; Harl W: Evans,
Alameda, Calif. 7263
Stay away little moth from the flame;
words by J. Summers, jr., music by
Celia Lydia Ellen Shoaf. © 1 .«.
Mar. 14, 1928; E 683944; Celia L.
BE. Shoaf and John Summers, jr..
Kulpmont, Pa. 7264
Suite Goliardica ;
pt. II, D.S., Ve 28:
Stole rider blues; words and melody
by Willie McTell. © 1 c. Feb. 23,
1928; HE 688388; Ralph Peer, New
York. 7265
Stories of the Vienna forest (Les
legendes de la forét); valse, by
Johann Strauss, arr. by Aubrey
Winter, of England; orch., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Feb. 24, 1928;
1 ec. Mar. 9; E 685761; Hawkes &
son (London) Itd., London. 7266 -
Storm scene; by Joseph Engleman, of
Great Britain; pf. © Dec. 23, 1927;
1 c. Mar. 10, 1928; E 685716; Bos-
worth & co., Leipzig. (267
Stornellata dispettosa; versi di G.
Onofri, melodia di A: Bascetta. ©
1.-c. ‘Mar. 43, 29283. E) (686850 >
Alfredo Bascetta and Guglielmo
Onofri. 7268
Strauss (Richard) Richard Strauss
lyrische suite; von R. Strauss, of
Germany, op. 538, 56, bearb. von G.
’ Becce, of Italy; grosses orch., mit
violine direktion. 4to. 1. Gefunden.
[2 others] © June 7, 1927; 1 ec.
Noy. 2; E 676493; Ed. Bote & G.
Bock, Berlin. 7269
Richard Strauss zweite suite;
von R. Strauss, of Germany, op. 53,
56, bearb. von G. Becce; of Italy;
grosses orch., mit violine direktion
und klavier direktion. 4to. 1. Wie-
genlied. [2 others] © July 30,
1927; 1 c. Nov. 2; E 676494; Ed.
Bote & G. Bock, Berlin. 7270
Strife (The) is o’er; anthem for
Easter, words tr. from the Latin by
Francis Pott, music by Bric H.
Thiman, of England; mixed voices,
with organ ace. 4to. © Feb. 28,
1928; 1 e. Mar. 7; E 685702; Novello
& co., ltd., London. F271
Sturmvo6gel; dramatische ballade in 3
akten, dichtung u. musik yon Ger-
hard Schjelderup, of Norway; orch.
Partitur. ©Novw. 24/1927; 1? c.
Feb. 27, 1928; D 27291; Genossen-
schaft Deutscher tonsetzer, Berlin.
Tee
Sturnillata amurusa; versi di G.
Marrone, melodia di Mario Nicastro.
© 1 e¢ Mar. 29, 1928; E 687301;
Gaspare Marrone, Brooklyn. (CN GS
di A. Amadei, of
Italy, op. 350, bearb. von H. Kawan,
of Germany; orch. no. 2. WValzer
d'amour. [2 others] © Jan. 30,
1927; 2 c. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685464 ;
370
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1928
7297
Verlag Rund um die welt, inh. Rob.
Fischer, Dresden, Germany. 7274
Suite im alten stil; von Adolf Busch,
of Germany, op. 33; violine u. orgel.
i) Mar. "3, 29285' 1c. ‘Mar: 205° E
685920; Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leipzig.
(275
Summer (A) garland; by Arthur
Baynon, of England; pf. 1. Travel-
ler’s joy. [5 others] © Mar. 23,
1928; 1 ec. Mar. 24; E 689024; Elkin
& co., ltd., London. 7276
Summer (A) romance; intermezzo, by
R.M. Stults; pf. Boston-New York,
Evans music co. © Mar. 12, 1928;
2c. Mar. 15; E 686888; M. T. Evans,
Boston. 7277
Summer valley; by E. J. Moeran, of
Great Britain; pf. © Dec. 29, 1927;
1c. Mar. 6, 1928; E 685441; Oxford
university press, London. 7278
Sun (The) is sinking in the west; duet
or 2-pt. cho., words by Edward Oxen-
ford, music by Henry Tolhurst, of
Great Britain; treble voices. 4to.
©- Mar. 5, 1928; 2 « Mar. 7; E
686700 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 7279
Sunbeams; words by J. Keirn Bren-
nan, melody by Karl Hajos. © 1c.
Mar. 2, 1928; E 6838600; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
7280
Sunday school souvenir; words and
musie by O. Stenerson. Blessings of
Pentecost. [2 others] © Aug. 27,
1926; 2 ec. Feb. 1, 1928; E 681694;
O. Stenerson, Astoria, Or. 7281
Sunlit days—sunlit moon; words and
melody by R. B. Rohrbach. © 1 e.
Mar. 8, 1928; E 686667; Robert B.
Rohrbach, Allentown, Pa. 7282
Sunny days; words and music by D.
M. Confrey. © 1c. Mar. 12, 1928;
E 683814; Donald M. Confrey, Port-
land, Or. 7283
Sunny smile; fox trot, by A. J. Weidt.
1. Plectrum banjos.—2. Ten. banjos.
© Feb. 18, 1928; 2 ¢. each Mar. 5:
E 683653, 683654; Walter Jacobs,
ine., Boston. 7284, 7285
Sunset; words by Oliver Murray Ed-
wards, music by William Berwald;
high voice. Syracuse, N. Y.. Oliver
music co. © Mar. 14, 1928: 2 «.
Mar. 20; E 687050; Oliver M. Kd-
wards, Syracuse, N. Y. 7286
99529—28——_8
—
Sunshine (The) of paradise alley;
words by Walter H. Ford, music by
John W. Bratton, ed. by Elliott Sha-
piro, arr. for pf. by Eugene Platz-
man, with ukulele arr. by A. J.
Franchini. (Jn Grand old songs)
© Mar. 22, 1928; 2 ¢c.' Mar. 29; E
687249 ; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 7287
Super service; march, by J. G. Davis;
band. 4to. © Mar. 19, 1928; 2 «¢.
Mar. 26; E 688272; J. Gus Davis,
Brazil, Ind. 7288
Suzannah; fox-trot, de Maurice Her-
mite, of France; orch. ovec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Mar. 23, 1928; 1 ¢.
Mar. 28; E 689062; Enoch & cie.,
Paris. 7289
Swallows (The); words by Charlotte
Smith, music by Henry Hadley; 2
treble voices. © Feb. 24, 1928; 2 ¢.
Mar. 9; E 688737; C. C. Birchard &
co., Boston. 7290
Sweet and low; paraphrase, by Geo.
Gault: band. 4to. © Mar. 17, 1928;
2c Mar. 17; E 686935; York band
instrument co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
7291
words and music by
© 1c. Mar. 7, 1928;
Claude HE. Hackelton,
7292
Sweet Ella Mae; words and melody by
Jacques Renard, Mickie Alpert and
J. Russel Robinson. © 1. Mar. 24,
1928 : E 687155 ; Robbins musie corp.,
New York. 7293
Sweet Evelyn; words and music by
R. Wappler. © Mar. 19, 1928; 2 ¢.
Mar. 17; E 686938; Royal Wappler,
Palmyra, Wis. 7294
Sweet Genevieve; words by George
Cooper, music by Henry Tucker, ed.
bv Elliott Shapiro, arr. for pf. by
Eugene Platzman ,with ukulele arr.
by A. J. Franchini. (Jn Grand old
songs.) © Mar. 22. 1928; 2 « Mar.
29: E 687246; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., inec., New York. 7295
Sweet daddy;
Ernie Elton.
E 683715;
Orange, Calif.
Sweet girl like vou dear; words by
K. Matishowski, melody by Robt. H.
Brennen. © 1c. Mar. 24, 1928: E
687148; Katherine Matishowski,
Yonkers, N. Y. 7296
Sweet heart of mine I’m blue; words
and musie by C. C. Cushman; pf. ©
1c. Mar. 28, 1928 ; E 688357 ; Chelsea
Charles Cushman, Grand Rapids,
Mich. 7297
371
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7298
Sweet lassie; words and niusic by A.
O. Balthasar, arr. by Chester Nord-
man. © Mar. 1, 1928; 2c. Mar. 14;
EH 686874; Anna O. Balthasar, St.
Louis. 7298
Sweet lovin’ Marie; words by C. F.
Gordon, music by Clifton Keith. ©
Mar. 20, 1928; 2 ¢. Mar. 22; HB
688320; Charles F. Gordon, Chicago.
7299
Sweet. Marie; words by Cy Warman,
music by Raymon Moore, ed. by
Elliott Shapiro, arr. for pf. by
Hugene Platzman, with ukulele arr.
by A. J. Franchini. (Jn Grand old
songs.) © Mar. 22, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
29: E 687247; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., inc., New York. 7300
Sweet memory shore; words and music
by S. L. Holsey. © 1c. Mar. 13,
1928; E 686843; Sumner Lincoln
Holsey, Boston. 7301
Sweet Ophelia; words by William
Kaye, music by J. Rodger Leitch, of
Great Britain; bar. London, B.
Feldman & co. © Mar. 12, 1928;
1c. Mar. 13: B 685929: W. K. Gib- |
_ son, Belfast, Ireland. 7302
Sweet so-and-so; from That’s a good
girl, words by Douglas Furber and
Ira Gershwin, music by Joseph
Meyer and Philip Charig. London,
Chappell & co., ltd. © Feb. 6, 1928;
2c. Feb. 28; E 686482; Harms, inc.,
New York. 7303
Sweet Sue—just you; words by Will
J. Harris, melody by Victor Young.
© 1 ec Mar. 21, 1928: E 688155;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine., New
York. 7304
Sweet will be the meeting; words and
music by E. M. Bartlett. © Jan. 2,
1928; 2 ec. Mar. 3; E 686551; Eugene
Monroe Bartlett, Hartford, Ark.
7305
Sweetest one; words and music by
Gene White [i. e. E. L. White]. ©
1c. Mar. 21, 1928; H 688159 ; Eugene
L. White, Los Angeles. 7306
Sweetest pal I ever had; words and
melody by F. J. Morrow. © 1.
Mar. 9, 1928; E 683755; Frederick
James Morrow, Hampton Roads, Va.
7307
Sweetheart days; words by Rose V.
Ridings, music by H. Voorhies. ©
1 ec. Mar. 29, 1928; EH 688418; Hugh
Voorhies, Neosho, Mo. 7308
pt. III, Nn. S., Vv. 23
Sweetheart I’m sorry; words by Char-
ley Newman, music by Frank West-
phal, arr. by Rube Bennett; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Mar. 20, 1928; 2 ¢.
Mar. 22; E 688314; Milton Wel] mu-
sie co., Chicago. 7309
Sweetheart Mother Caroline; words
R. L. Durre, music by B. M. Hale.
© 1c. Mar. 30, 1928; E 688432;
Raymond Leo Durre, Indianapolis.
7310
Sweetheart of mine; words by William
Kaye, musie by Charles Platt, of
Great Britain; med. voice. London,
B. Feldman & co. © Mar. 12, 1928;
1c Mar. 18; E 685931; W. K. Gib-
son, Belfast, Ireland. 7311
Sweetheart of my dreams; words and
music by N. J. D. [i. e. N. J. Drum-
mond | (©... 6.” Mian don dee
686975 ; Norman TEE Drummond,
Philadelphia. (312
Sweetheart (The) of Zeta beta tau;
words and melody by B. McCarthy
and S. MecGuiness. © 1 ¢c. Mar. 28,
1928; HK 688356; Eric Brock, New
York. fais
Sweethearts; words by W'lliam Joseph
Mungovan, music by Matt Mungo-
van. PAG. oii oy Serene ot
683950; Matthew William Mungo-
van, Chicago. 7314
Swifts; by Leslie Bridgewater, of
Great Britain; pf. © Mar. 14, 1928;
1 e@. Mar. 17; E 685855; J. & W.
Chester, ltd., London. 7315
Symphonie paraphrase; for orch., by
Paul Held, based on the meditation
theme of Thais; conductor pt. ©
1 ce. Mar. 5, 1928; E 686637; Paul
Held, Chicago. 7316
Symphonic ukulele arrangements; by
Art King. y. 1. 4to. “© Mar? 24,
1928: 2 @ and aff. Mar. 30; “A
1073021; Sherman, Clay & co., San
Francisco. 7317
Syneonia; blues, photoplay music, by
J. Chas. MeNe'l; pf. Feb. 1,
1928; 2 ¢. Mar. 23; E 688177 ; Walter
Jacobs, ine., Boston. 7318
Syncorient; blues, photoplay music, by
J. Chas. MeNeil; pf. © Dec. 30,
1927; 2 c. Mar. 23, 1928; E 688182;
Walter Jacobs, ine., Boston. 7319
Szabad a esillagnak, befogom a lovam,
huzzitok eiganyok; melody by Ba-
lazs es Kacsho, of Hungary. ©1e.
3t2
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1928
Mar. 23, 1928; E 688229; Rdzsav6l-
gyi és tarsa, Budapest, Hungary.
7320
T’en fais pas; sur les motifs de la
chanson de R. Samson’s, musique de
Jean Pons, of France; orch. avec pf.-
conducteur et paroles. 4to.. © Feb.
2, 1928; 1 ce. Feb. 27; E 685667; A.
Bose, Paris. ; 7321
"Taint so, honey, ’taint so; words and
music by Willard Robison: © Mar.
9, 1928; 2°c. Mar. 10; HE 686754;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 7322
Take it away; words and music by BH.
M. Bartlett; male voices. © Jan. 20,
1928 ; 2 c. Mar. 16; E 683969; Eugene
Monroe, Bartlett, Hartford, Ark.
7323
Take me back; fox-trot ballad, words
and musie by A. D. Ricordo. Rox-
bury, Mass., Mystic music studio. ©
Mar. 8, 1928; 2 ec. Mar. 8; E 686657;
Aubert Don Ricordo, Roxbury, Mass.
7324
Take me back to old Montana; words
by Billy Woods [i. e. W. Woods],
music by Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. Mar.
28, 1928; E 688221; William Woods,
Billings, Mont. 7325
Take my life and let it be; dedication,
words by Frances Ridley Havergal,
mus ¢ by Edward S. Deans, of Eng-
land; mixed voices; in G. 4to.
[Staff and tonie sol-fa notations]
© Mar. 6, 1928: 1 « Mar. 6; B
685856; Novello & co., Itd., London.
7326
Take ship my soul; poem by Walt
Whitman, music by L. Powell; 4
male voices. London, J. Curwen &
sons, ltd., 4to. © Jan. 2, 1928; 1 ¢.
van. Tis te? Mar. 1555 | 686922 -
Laurence Powell, Fayetteville, Ark.
joan
‘'ake your hat off to Lindbergh ; words
by P. Canavan, music by Lillyan W.
Newton; pf. © 1c. Mar. 3, 1928;
E 686565 ; Frances Dickinson, Orange
City, Fla. 7328
Tall Tilly; words and melody by W.
Crawley. © 1c. Mar. 1, 1928; E
686492; Wilton Crawley, New York.
7329
Talpra Magyar (Hungarian march) ;
by P. A. Marquardt; orch. 4to. ©
Mar. 5, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 7; E 683683 ;
Musie buyers corp., New York.
7330
7341
Tam o’ Shanter; descriptive march
caprice, by George W. Warren, op.
18, arr. by Calvin Grooms; pf.
Mar!) 27,: £92632 ves Mar. “23 20H
688193 ; Century music pub. co., New
York. (dal
Tango (11) di Pierrot; tango, di Mario
Moretti, of Italy; pf. © 1c. Mar.
17, 1928; E 685998; Alba musicale,
Rome. 7332
Tansman (Alexandre) Deux chan-
sons (Zwei lieder); texte d’André
Spire, Deutsch von R. 8S. Hoffmann,
musique de A. Tansman, of Poland;
voix moyenne. 1. Ne. [1 other]
© Feb. 8, 1928; 1 @ Mar. 21; EB
689038; Universal-edition actienge-
sellschaft, Vienna. 1aa0
Tanz-suite; von Hermann Reutter,
of Germany, op. 29; klavier.
1. Lindler. [5 others] © Mar. 15,
1928; 1 ¢c. May. 9; E 685803; B.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
7334
Tarantella; by V. Favario; pf. Chi-
cago, Favario music school. © Mar.
20, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 22; E 688309;
Vittorio Favario, Chicago. 7335
Tarantella ricci rieci; versi e melodia
di P. Sciascia. 1 e. Mar. 29.
1928; E 687338; Pasquale Sciascia,
Philadelphia. 7336
Tarn hows; by Hilda M. Cooper, of
Great Britain; pf. © Dec. 29, 1927;
1c. Mar. 6, 1928; E 685443; Oxford
university press, London. (33T
Teddy bear march; by HE. Weidenfeld ;
pf. ©1ec. Mar. 5, 1928; E 683663;
Hleanor Weidenfeld, Philadelphia.
7338
Teddy my; charleston, by Harry Sing,
arr. par Speranza-Camusat, of
France; orch. avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Dee. 31, 1927; 1 c« Feb. 27,
1928; EH 685680; Choudens, Paris.
7339
Tee high, tee low; words and music
by W. L. D. Bedell. © Feb. 29,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 2; E 683588; Wil-
liam L. D. Bedell, Newark. N. J.
7340
Tekamrixha te lutem; words and mel-
ody by Jim Shefka [i. e. James
Shefka] © 1 c¢ Feb. 16, 1928; E
686893 ; James Shefka, New York.
7341
373
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7342
Telemann (Georg Philipp) Zwdolf
fantasien; aus dem jahre 1735, von
Georg Philipp Telemann, hrsg. von
Albert Kiister, both of Germany;
geige allein. obl. 12mo. © Oct.
Se FO2Ts Tes: Pépy 27, ) 1928 a9
685465; Georg Kallmeyer, Wolfen-
biittel, Germany. 7342
Tell her in the moonlight; words and
melody by A. Silver and B. Davis.
© 1c. Mar. 10, 1928; E 686787;
Abner Silver and Benny Davis, New
York. 7343
Tell me again; words by Ed Rose,
music by Frank Magine; pf. and
ukulele ace, with cho. of mixed
voices. Chicago, Cal de Voll. ©
Mar. 15, .1928; 2.e Mar. 17; HE
688442; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago. 1344
Tema con variazioni; di Aldo Cantar-
ini, of Italy; piccola orch., con pf.
conduttore.. 4to. © Mar. 12, 1928;
1 c Mar. 18; E 685781; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 7345
Temesvari zarda; szdvegét irta Sze- .
benyei Jozsef, zenéjét szerzette
Horvath Gyula, of Hungary, domi-
ciled at New York. ©1c. Mar. 24,
1928; E 687152; Julius Horvath,
New York. 7346
Terry (Frances) Fifteen intermedi-
ate studies; in technic and artistry,
with pedalling; pf. © Mar. 2, 1928;
2 ec. Mar. 5; E 6836382; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. (347
Texas; words and music by Mrs. C.
L. Edmiston. © Aug. 22, 1927; 2 ¢.
Aug. 24; E 678329: Hattie Belle
7348
Texas melody; by S. Timberg. © 1.
Mar. 27, 1928; E 687214; Sammy
Timberg, New York. 7349
Texas where the bright blue bonnets
Edmiston, Crockett, Tex.
grow; words and music by J. D.
Hart. Dallas, Tex., Book & music
club. © Dee.''17,: 1927; 2° ce. Mar.
23, 1928; E 6882138; Julia Duggan
Hart, Dallas. 7350
That dear little girl of mine; words
by Elmer C. Leonard, music by
David Reed. © 1 ¢ Mar. 2, 1928;
E 683608; Julia Burgess and Myrtle
Beach, Milford, Conn. 7351
That little back garden of mine; words
by Frank Eyton, music by Norman
Long, of Great Britain; in §& flat.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
pt. III, n.8., Vv. 23;
©,.Keb; 23,4928 3 1. @a¢Mar 28.548)
689078 ; Reynolds & co., London.
7352.
That old-fashioned homestead; words.
and music by A. O. Balthasar, arr.
by Chester Nordman. © Mar. 17,
1928; 2 ec. Mar. 29; E 6872838; Anna
O. Balthasar, St. Louis. 7353.
That old Kentucky song; words by
R. M. Trackwell, melody by Charles.
W. Randall. © 1 e. Mar. 19, 1928;
EK 688114; Raymond M. Trackwell,
Oakland, Calif. 7354
That’s nothing at all; words and music
by C, A. Hieger. © 1 ¢ Mar. 17,
1928; E 686964; Clarence Anthony
Hieger, Wellston, Mo. 7355.
That’s one on you, dad; words by O.
M. Nielson, music by Robert Van
Sickle. New York, Frank Harding.
© Mar. 22, 1928; 2 ¢ Mar. 28; B
688348; Olaf M. Nielson, Provo,
Utah. 7356.
That’s the girl of to-day; words.by R.
A. Young, music by David Reed. ©
Mar. ‘103° -1928;°2 ‘e! Wier. 792949)
683775 ; Robert A. Young, Old Mystic,
Conn. 7357
That’s what I call keen; words by Gus
Kahn, music by Ted Fiorito. © Feb.
29, 1928; 2 c« Mar. 2; E 683577;
Jerome H. Remick & co., New York.
7358
-That’s what you get when you get
married; words and music by W.
Ahrens. © 1 ¢. Feb. 17, 1928; E
686573; Winifred Ahrens, Detroit.
7359:
That’s why I’m feeling so blue; words
and melody by M. E. Gottdiener. ©
1c. Mar. 22, 1928; E 687097; Milton
E. Gottdiener, Brooklyn. 7360
That same old-time sweetheart; words
and music by W. C. McFadden, arr.
by Eugene Platzman. © 1 ¢. Mar.
28, 1928: E 688366; William Cun-
ningham McFadden, New York.
7361
That shamrock waltz; words and
melody by R..Raney. © 1: ec. Mar.
21, 1928: E 687105; Rebekah Raney,
San Francisco. 7362
Théme varié et finale; de Manuel M.
Ponee, of Spain, ed. et doigté par
Andrés Segovia; guit. © Mar. 10,
19983) li es Mar. 2¢ HeG857945 1B.
Schott’s séhne, Mainz, Germany.
7363
314
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1928
7385
‘There ain’t no passionate blondes;—
words by C. Houghton, melody by
P. I. Bockser. © 1c. Mar. 17, 1928;
E 686954; Patty Ida Bockser and
Casco Houghton, Lynn, Mass. 7364
‘There is a garden in her face; four-pt.
song, words by Richard Alison,
music by H. A. Chambers, of Eng-
land; mixed voices. 4to. © Mar.
13, 1928; 1. ¢. Mar. 13; E 685727;
Novello & co., ltd., London. 7365
‘There is nothing on the level anymore;
words anon., melody by P. J. Vargas.
© 1c Mar. 12, 1928; E 6838785;
Peter Joseph Vargas, Los Angeles.
7366
There'll come a time; words and
melody by G. L. Long. © 1c Mar.
10, 1928; B 686801; Glynn Lea Long,
New Orleans. 7367
‘There must be a silver lining; fox trot,
by Walter Donaldson and Dolly
Morse, arr. by Joseph Nussbaum ;
orch. with words. © Mar. 6, 1928;
2c, Mar. 7; E 686688; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 7368
‘There must be a sliver lining; fox
trot, by Walter Donaldson, arr. by O.
Sciacea ; band. obl. 32mo0. © Mar.
15, 1928; 2c. Mar. 16; E 687002;
Leo Feist, ine., New York.
‘There must be a silver lining; fex
shining for me; fox trot, words and
music by Walter Donaldson and
Dolly Morse, arr. by Walter Simon;
Feistyle pianorgan arr. © Feb. 29,
1928; 2 ce Mar. 2; E 686513; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 7370
‘There’s a pal in this world for you;
words and music by R. Corbett; pf.
and ukulele acc. © 1. Mar. 28,
1928; E 688368; Ray Corbett, Phila-
delphia. 7371
‘There’s always a way to remember,
but I can’t find a way to forget;
words and music by Sammy Fain
and Lew Pollack, arr. by Geo. J.
Trinkaus; 4 mixed voices. 4to.
war, We i025. 2. c¢ Mar 14" B
687016; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 7372
'There’s no other; from Lovetime,
words and music by S. H. Norton.
© 1c Mar. 30, 1928; BE 688421;
Spencer H. Norton, Norman, Okl.
7373
There’s only one way to be happy;
words and music by Paul Cunning-
ham; pf. and ukulele ace. (Cover-
rH eee it
title :—There is only one way to be
happy) © Mar. 17, 1928; 2c. Mar.
22; EH 688248; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 7374
There won’t be many more Mondays;
words and melody by W. Crawley.
© 1 e¢. Mar. 14, 1928; EH 683981;
Wilton Crawley, New York. 7375
They say; words by C. D. Yoh, music
by Larry E. Goffin. © 1c. Mar. 10,
1928; E 686784; Charles D. Yoh,
Wernersville, Pa. 7376
Thieck’s daily studies for cornet and
trumpet; common sense lip and tone
development, by Wm. A. Thieck. ©
Mar. 13,1925 >. 2 ¢, anova. Mar. 15 ;
A 1070597; Herman Bechler, Mil-
waukee. 7377
Think it over again; words by O. L.
Rhodes, music by L. E. Goffin; pf.
and ukulele ace. © 1c. Mar. 30,
1928: E 688483; Ollie Llewellyn
Rhodes, Ogden, Utah. 7378
Thinking of you; fox trot ballad, words
and music by G. S. Davis. ©1e.
Jan. 30, 1928; E 686641; Grace
Shacklet Davis, Nashville, Tenn.
7379
Tho’ you’re a green light to every one
else; words. by Ed. Rose and Gladys
Kern, musie by Jack Stanley, arr.
by Rube Bennett; pf. and ukulele
ace. ©. Mar. 27, 1928; 2 ce Mar. 30;
E 687348; Milton Wel music ©co.,
Chicago. 7380
Those darn ole blues: words by T. F.
Pynos, music by Florence Coulter.
New York, Frank Harding. © Mar.
22 1928 3) 2 °e.. Mar 29 =) Bos lors:
Theodore F. Pynos, Loyalhanna, Pa.
7381
Those German boys in blue; words by
G. Flatow, melody by J. P. McDer-
motti "©: bee! Mar: 1, 1928
686498; John P. MeDermott and
George Flatow, New York. 7382
Those naughty eyes; words and music
by M. E. Guichard. New York,
Frank Harding. © Mar. 22, 1928;
2 ec. Mar. 27; E 687192; Mattie E.
Guichard, New Orleans. 7383
Thou Almighty Creator; words and
melody by H. B. Toucey. © 1 «.
Mar. 26, 1928; E 688283; Helen
Brammell Toucey, New York. 7384
Three cheers for Lindy; words by H.
Brown, melody by Robt. H. Brennen.
© 1. Mar. 14, 1928; E 683898;
Harry Brown, Canton, Pa. 7385
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7386
Three (The) kisses; the look, words
by Sara Teasdale, music by Horace
E. Tureman; high voice. © Feb. 27,
£9238;, 2 ec. Mar. 573. By 686(18q'G.
Schirmer, inc., New York.
Through the day Thy love has spared
us; words by Thomas Kelly, music
by Paul Ambrose; mixed vo ces, alto
or bar. solo. 4to. © Mar. 14, 1928;
2c. Mar. 16; E 683963; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. (387
Throw him down, McCloskey; words
and music by J. W. Kelley, ed. by
HUGO Shapiro, are. for gaan. Dy,
Kugene Platzman, with ukulele arr.
by A. J. Franchini. (Jn Grand old
songs) © Mar. 22, 1928; 2c Mar.
29; E 687275; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 7388
Thru the haze of a bachelor’s dream;
words and melody by P. C. FitzGer-
ald, arr. by Luther A. Clark. ©1e.
Mar. 29, 1928; E 6873829: Percy C.
FitzGerald, Roswell, N. M.
Ti voi bene; versi e melodia di P.
Sc'asc'a. .© 1 @ Mar. 29, 1928; E
687337 ; Pasquale Sciascia, Philadel-
phia. 7390
Tierras de Aragén; paso doble, par
Babil Calvete, arr. par Luis Salvadé,
of Spain; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
Ed. Costallat. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1927;
1 c. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685393; Lucien
de Lacour, Paris. 7391
Timberg (Sammy) Waltz; melody.
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1928; E 687215;
Sammy Timberg, New York. 7392
Time (The) has come; words and mel-
ody by A. Moore. © 1c. Mar. 28,
1928; E 688362; Allie Moore, New
York. 7393
Time (The) of LOSES ; words by
Thomas Hood, music by Roger Quil-
ter, of Great Britain, op. 24, no. 5.
© Feb. 29, 1928; 1 c@ Mar. 7:_ BE
685650 ; Chappell & co., Itd., London.
7394
Time to eternity; spiritual, words and
music by O. Willis Winkfield, arr.
by Albert W. Simms; mixed voices.
© 1c Mar. 3, 1928; HB 686559;
Orange Willis Winkfield, Chicago.
7395
Times am a gittin’ hard; words and
melody by A. Bernard. © 1 ec. Mar.
7, 1928; E 683702; Al Bernard, New
York. 7396
7386
7389
Dt: Ili He Svc
Tintagel; by Arthur Baynon, of Great
Britain; pf. © Mar. 10, 1928: 1.c¢.
Mar. 15; E 685843; J. Curwen &
sons, Itd., London. 7397
Tiny tunes for twenty fingers; by
Stuart Young, of Great Britain; pf.
duet. © Feb. 14, 1928; 1¢. Mar. 13;
E 685733 ; Boosey & co., Itd:, London.
7398
T o-tio; fox-trot, de Maurice Hermite,
of France; orch. avee pf. conducteur.
4to. © Mar. 23, 1928; 1 ¢ Mar. 28;
E 689063 ; Enoch & cie., Paris. 7399
Tiriwitt! kuku! tirili; worte von
Philipp Furth-Coéln, musik von Franz
Hanemann, of Germany, op. 34, nr.
3; 4-stimmigen minnerchor. 4to. ©
July 25, 1927;,1 ¢: Mar. 2, 1928; E
685575; P. J. Tonger, Cologne/Rhine,
Germany. 7400
‘Tis just alike a fragrant rose; words
by E. Moll [i. e. F. E. Moll], music
by Charles Wieghorst. © 1.¢. Feb.
29, 1928; E 680789; Frederick Emil
Moll, Brooklyn. 7401
"Tis leap year girls let’s go; fox trot,
words by I. Englund, mus ¢ by J. E.
Englund. © 1. Mar. 17, 1928; E
686957 ; Iner Englund and John EK.
Hnglund, Port Blakely, Wash. 7402
"Tis she! quartet, words and music by
Gustave T. Heil, op. 100; men’s
voices. 4to. © Nov. 28, 1927 : 2 ©.
Mar. 16; E 683989: Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 7403
To Alma; Italian folk song, words by
KF. W. Davis, music adapted to the
arr. of Jan Gall, by Frederick W.
Davis; ten. 1, 2, bar., and bass. 4to.
© Mar. 9, 1928; 2 « Mar. 10; B
683842; G. Rieordi & co., inc., New
York. 7404
Toast (A) to the sea; words of an
old sea chantey from Sea _ stories
magazine, music by J. M. Priske.
Boston, Charles W. Homeyer & co.
©.) Mar..,.10,. 1928: e:. Mars 19s)
688134; John M. Priske, Nashua,
N. H. 7405
Toecata gotica; von Hugo Herrmann,
of Germany, op. 16; pf. © Feb. 2,
1928: 1c. Mar. 10; E 685737; Breit-
kopf & Hirtel, Leipzig. 7406
Toeccato und fuge; von Karl Hoyer,
of Germany, op. 36; orgel. © Oct.
2. 1926; 2. @ Web tar wees
685466; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 7407
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no. 3, 1928
ji 7429
Tommy; poem by Rudyard Kipling,
music by A. G. Sharpe; pf. ©l1e.
Feb. 11, 1928; E 686781; A. G.
Sharpe, New York. 7408
Tongers neues Rheinliederalbum; 43
der schdnsten alten und neuen Rhein-
lieder zum singen und spielen einge-
richtet von Paul Mania, of Germany.
© Nov. 18, 1927; 1 c. Mar. 2, 1928;
E 685622; P. J. Tonger, Cologne/
Rhine, Germany. 7409
Tenleiterstudien (Etudes de gammes) ;
von Henri Marteau, of Germany, op.
19; violine. heft 1, 2, © May 3,
1927; 1 c. each Feb. 27, 1928; E
685301, 685302; N. Simrock, G. m. b.
H., Berlin. 7410, 7411
Toreador ; words and music by Hubert
W. David, of Great Britain; in E
flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Mar. 12, 1928; 1 c. Mar.
13; E 685746; Worton David, ltd.,
London. 7412
Toujour le meme (Always the same) ;
words by A. Remsen, melody by H.
S. Krause. © 1 ec. Mar. 1, 1928;
E 686487; Alice Remsen and H.
Sylvester Krause, New York. 7413
Tout est fini; boston, musique de
Pierre Daniderff, of France; orch.,
avee pf. conducteur et paroles. Ed.
Costallat. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1927;
1 c. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685392; Lucien
de Lacour, Paris. . 7414
Tout (Un) petit baiser; melody blues,
paroles de Didier Gold, musique de
M. Cazes, of France; pf. Paris,
Montmartre-edition. © Dec. 31,
1927; 1 ¢. Mar. 6, 1928; E 685973;
Marie Cazes, Paris. 7415
Toy (The) shop; musical play in three
acts, libretto and lyrics by Phyllis
McGinley, mus'c by Gladys Rich;
pf. sc. © Jan. 26, 1928; 2c. Feb. 10;
D 27274: G. Schirmer. inc., New
York. 7416
Trade winds; words by John Masefield,
music by Samuel R. Lewis; med.
voice. © Feb. 27, 1928; 2 ¢. Mar. 5;
E 686722; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 7417
Tradimento ’e malavita; versi di T.
Miccio. melodia di Luigi Donadio.
4to. © Feb. 15, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 24;
E 686536; Tony Miccio, Brooklyn.
7418
Tragic (A) love tryst; photoplay
music, by R. S. Stoughton; pf.
Dec. 31,1927; 2 c. Mar. 238, 1928;
E 688184; Walter Jacobs, ine.,
Boston. 7419
Tragische suite (Tragic suit); von
Kranz Friedl, of Austria, op. 2;
orch., mit pf. und violine 1 direk-
tion. © Nov. 23, 1927; 1 ¢. Feb. 27,
1928: E 685244; Richard Birnbach,
Berlin. 7420
Trail of the air; march, by Fred. L.
Thompson, arr. by Harry L. Alford;
pf. © Mar. 20, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 22;
E 688316; Thompson & Thompson,
Beresford, 8. D. 7421
Trail (The) of the tamarind tree;
words by Edgar Leslie, music by
Horatio Nicholls [pseud. of Law-
rence Wright], of Great Britain;
pf. ace., with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in
G min.; with harmonised refrain.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Mar. 13, 1928; 1 @ Mar. 238;
E 689122; Lawrence Wright music
co., London. 7422
Tranchée (La) des baionnettes; scéne
dramatique, de R. lLanzone, of
France; orech. avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Dee. 31, 1927; 1 ce. Feb. 27,
1928: E 685663; Rose Lanzone, La
Garenne, France. 7423
Travel on the Savior’s love; words by
Walter E. Edmiaston, music by E.
M Bartlett. ©! Jan 2 19es" 2’ ec.
Mar. 3; E 686552; Eugene Monroe
Bartlett, Hartford, Ark. 7424
Tre (I) pulci; versi e melodia di P.
Cittarella, of Italy. ©1c Mar. 14,
1928; E 683894; Paul Cittarella,
Philadelphia. 7425
Treasure (The) chest; by R. Bourdon;
pf. © 1 ec. Mar. 2, 1928; E 683604;
Rosario Bourdon, Camden, N. J.
7426
Treasure (The) of my heart; words
and melody by R. M. Ellery. © 1 e.
Mar. 21, 1928; E 688165; Robert M.
Ellery, Toledo, O. 7427
Trees; by Oscar Rasbach, arr. by Tom
Clark; orch. 4to. © Feb. 14, 1928;
2c. Feb. 20; E 686480; G. Schirmer,
inc., New’ York. 7428
Trees; poem by Joyce Kilmer, music
by Joseph McManus; in F. © Mar.
13, 1928; 2 c.’ Mar. 14; E 683879:
Robbins music corp.. New York.
7429
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7430
Trianero (El); paso doble, de Don
Carlos, of Italy; orch. avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Feb. 10, 1928; 1 e.
Mar. 6; E 685979; Editions musicales
EKvette, Paris. 7430
Trio; von Feliz Woyrsch, of Germany,
op. 65; klavier, violine u. violon-
cell; in E moll. Partitur u. stimmen.
- © Jan. 7, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 27, 1928;
685305; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 7431
Trio-sonate nr. 4 B dur; von Agostino
Steffani, hrsg. von Walter Upmeyer,
both of Germany; 2 violinen, violon-
cell u. klavier. Erstdruck. © Oct.
20, 1927; 1 ¢@ Feb. 27, 1928; E
685463; Adolph Nagel, Hanover,
Germany. 7432
Tristesse; by James C. Bradford; full
orch., with pf. conductor. © Feb.
8, 1928; 2 c« Mar. 16; EH 688062;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 7433
Tristezas Quezaltecas; fox-trot, por
W. Aguilar, of Guatemala; pf.
1 ec, Mar. 7, 1928; BE 683723; Dada-~-
Dada & co., San Salvador, Salvador.
7434
Trois (Les) habillements; chant popu-
laire francais, par Vincent d’Indy,
of France, op. 90, no. 5; voix mixtes.
4to. © Jan. 10, 1928; 1 ¢. Feb. 27;
E 685386; Rouart Lerolle et cie.,
Paris. 7435
Tropicale; words by F. L. Cooper, jr.
and Egbert Harold van Delden, mel-
ody by John Peter Sacco. © 1.
Mar. 9, 1928; EH 683741; Frederick
Linn Cooper, jr., New York. 7436
Troubles are bubbles when you are
near; words and music by D. Stam-
baugh. © Mar. 13, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
15; HE 687008; De Rizdon Stam-
baugh, Fort Wayne, Ind. 7437
Truant (The) nymph; by James P.
Dunn, arr. by Gustav Klemm; orch.
© Mar. 19, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 22; B
687038; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
7438
Trunk (Richard) Lieder; worte von
verschiedene dichter, musik von R.
Trunk, of Germany. band 1, 2.
1. Hoch.—2. Mittel-tief. © Sept. 1,
1927; 1 ec. each Feb. 27, 1928; E
685279, 685280; Otto. Halbreiter,
Munich. 7439, 7440
Melodie (Melody); ged. von
Christel Kaufmann, English words
by John Bernhoff, musik von Rich-
ard Trunk, of Germany, op. 49, no.
2. © Feb. 11; 1927; 1 ¢. Feb. 27,
_ pt. 111, n. ss Vv. 2B
1928; E 685282; Otto Halbreiter,
Munich. 7441
Try to learn to love; from Cochran’s
1928 revue, words and music by
Noél Coward, of Great Britain. ©
Feb.*'28)) 1928 3" fcr Wate ieee Es
685753 ; Chappell & co., Itd., London.
7442
Tschaikowsky (Peter Tljitch) Fifth
symphony; second movement, an-
dante, op. 64, arr. by Chas. J. Rob-
erts [pseud. of Charles Kraushaar] ;
full orch., with pf. conductor. ©
Dec. 27, 1927; 2 ce. Mar. 16, 1928; E
688080 ; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
7443
Marche slave; arr. by Roger
Halle, fingered and bowed by Henry
Dubin; violin and pf. New York,
G. Lipskin & son. © Feb. 21, 1928;
2c Mar. 1; E 686474; G. & J.
Lipskin, New York. 7444
Symphonie pathétique; 3d. move-
ment, allegro molto vivace, arr. by
Chas. J. Roberts [pseud. of Charles
Kraushaar]; full orch., with pf. con-
ductor. © Dec. 14, 1927; 2 ec. Mar.
16, 1928; E 688083; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 7445
Turf classic; galop, by P. A. Mar-
quardt; orch. 4to. © Mar. 5, 1928;
2c. Mar. 7; E 683682; Music buyers
corp., New York. 7446
Turkey in the straw; old Zip Coon,
arr. by Alfred Pochon; string quar-
tet. © Dec. 22, 1927; 2 c. Mar. 16,
1928; E 688050; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. T447
Turn back the years; waltz, words by
W. H. Dalrymple, music by Wm.
Van Beaver; pf. and ukulele acc.
© 1c. Mar. 3, 1928; E 686554; Wil-
liam Harvey Dalrymple, Portland,
Or. 7448
Turn your eyes to the skies; words
and music by Austin McKinley, of
Great Britain; pf. acc., with banju-
lele banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin
D. Keech; in F. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Mar. 26, 1928;
1 ec. Mar. 27; E 689046; B. Feldman
& co., London. 7449
Turnate 6 a’ primavera; versi di Gen-
naro Terrano, melodia di M. Di
Cristo. © 1e@ Mar. 16, 1928; EB
683935; Michele Di Cristo, Philadel-
phia. 7450
Turner-wanderlied; worte von Erich
Langer, musik von Arno Fleischer,
of Germany, op. 102; 4-stimmigen
318
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1928
7473
minnerchor; in es-dur. 4to. ©
Déc. 31, 1926; 1 ¢. Mar. 2, 1928: °° Ei
685573 ; P. J. Tonger, Cologne/Rhine,
Germany. 7451
"Twas a kiss in the moonlight; from
Keep shufilin’, words by Con Conrad
and Henry Creamer, music by Ste-
phen Jones; pf. and ukulele acc.
iieeep. 29. 19983 2, ¢., Mar. 2°,
683827; Harms, ine,, New York.
7452
"Twas a soilder [!] and his sweet-
heart; words and melody by W. R.
Hodgin; plectrum banjo.
Mar. 6, 1928; E 683707;
Reed. © 1 c. Mar.
wood, Calif.
Yost and Merrill D. Doyle. New
York, De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc. © Feb. 24, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
3; E 686873; Leland L. Yost, Kerr-
ville, Tex. 7455
— Same. © Mar. 9, 1928; 2 c Mar.
10; E 686777; Leland L. Yost, New
York.
‘Twilight and you; words and music
by N. J. D. [i. e. N. J. Drummond]
© 1 ce Mar. 15, 1928; E 686974;
Norman Jasper Drummond, Philadel-
phia. 7457
Twilight reverie: by D. M. Russell;
organ. © Mar. 12, 1928: 2 c Mar.
15; E 686877 ; Boston music co., Bos-
ton, 7458
Twin soul; words by William Kaye,
music by Charles Platt. of Great
Britain; ten. London, B. Feldman
& co. © Mar. 12, 1928; 1 «¢ Mar. 13;
EK 685932; W. K. Gibson, Belfast,
Ireland. 7459
Twinkle-toes; dance-intermezzo, by
Philip Paton, of Great Britain; pf.
Cr War 2. 1928. 1 Co Mar 9°" Hh
685793 ; Cary & co., London. 7460
Twinkling tunes with rhymes and
lunes; words by J. Taylor, Hen-
rietta Elliott and from old rhymes,
music “by ''J.° Taylor.” © Mar:’-20'
1928; 2 ec. Mar. 16; E 686921; Jean
Taylor, New York. 7461
Two baby hands and you; words and
melody by L. Salisbury. © 1: Mar.
23, 1928; E 688219; Lottie Salisbury,
‘New York. 7462
Chalice, i
Willard |
Randolph Hodgin, Greensboro,-N. C. |
7453 |
Twilight; words and music by C. B. |
les Hoos, EN
683695; Clara Boswell Reed, Holly- |
7454 |
Twilight; words and musie by L. L. |
7456 |
Unbegehrt ;
Two. black crows blues; words by Al
Dubin. melody by W. Robison. ©
1c Mar. 23, 1928; E 688280; Colum-
bia phonograph co., ine., New York.
7463
Two brothers are we; words by Paul
Johnson, melody by Chas. Johnson,
©. 1,¢. Mar, 24,1928: EH... 687136;
Ralph Peer, New York. 7464
Two letters; words and music rev. and
arr. by B. Miller. © 1 c. Mar. 22,
1928; E 687073; Bob Miller, Mem-
phis, Tenn. 7465
Two little rooms; words and music
by Lee Tish; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
IVA « ecltaner LOSS = pea Ke vem ie ne Cebre At)
688207 ; Will Rossiter, Chicago. 7466
Two of a kind; words by HE. A. Naylor,
melody by M. C. Paul. © 1c. Mar.
6, 1928; E 686640; Elmer A. Naylor
and M. Cooper Paul, Philadelphia.
7467
Typical (A) tropical tramp; words
and music by A. G. Richey; pf.
Pittsburgh, Pa., Aiger pub. co. ©
Mar.,.1(,,,.49283.:2.5@¢ Mar. 19:.. 1
686987; Anna Gertrude Richey,
Pittsburgh. TAGS
’7U cucuzzaru; versi di G. Marrone,
melodia di Mario Nicastro. ©1e
Mar. 29, 1928; E 687302; Gasnare
Marrone, Brooklyn. 7469
worte von Anna Ritter,
musik von Walter Schititt, of Ger-
many. © Sept. 17, 1927; 1c. Nov. 2;
E 676501; Hd. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin. 7470
Under a glorious moon; words by L.
H ckey, music by Richard Brough-
ton. ©1c. Mar. 1, 1928; E 686507;
Lillian Hickey, Gwynedd Valley, Pa.
7471
Under the bam; words by Bob Joffe,
melody by Bob Shurr [pseud. of L.
Shurr],..-©od.¢ Mar,.9 1928:..H
688757 ; Leopold Shurr, Brooklyn.
TA72
Under the cherry blossom (Sotto la
fioritura dei ciliegi) ; from Life in
Japan, by H. M. Higgs, of England;
orch. with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Mar. 23, 1928; 1-¢. Mar. 24; HB
689026; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
7473
Under the sun-kissed pine, Marie;
words by W. R. Bridewell. music by
B. M. Hale. New York Cty, Frank
Harding. © Mar. 17, 1928; 2.¢. Mar.
379
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
T7474
Under the sun-kissed pine, Marie—
Continued.
19; E 688091; William Ralph Bride-
well, Austwell, Texas. 7474
Ungarische lustspiel-ouverture (Ouver-
ture de comédie hongroise); von
Kéler Bela [pseud. of -Albert von
Keler], op. 108, arr. von Leopold
Weninger, of Austria; orch. mit
violino 1 direction. © Feb. 7, 1928;
1 ec. Mar. 2; E 685351; D. Rahter,
Leipzig. 7475
Ungesttime jugend (Impetuous youth) ;
von Mare Roland, of Germany;
grosses orch. und salon orch., mit
violine 1 d'rektion. © Oct. 11, 1927;
1c. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685275; Hein-
richshofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Ger-
many. T7476
Unico (El) lunar; tango, letra por
Benito Acufia, musica por C. Cobian,
of Argentina, domiciled at New York.
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1928; E 687031;
Carlos Cobian, New York. TATT
U. 8S. America: My country! ’tis of
thee; words of My country ‘tis of
thee, by S. F. Smith, set to music by
Sia: Byler.’ *@ Oc tt. 1920 ae.
Feb. 28, 1928; E 686414 ; Salem Lewis
Tyler, Memphis. 7478
Universal dance folio for piano; se-
lected from the most popular song
hits of the season, compiled with
ukulele arr. by May Singhi Breen.
no. 15. © Mar. 30, 1928; 2 ec. and
aff. Mar. 31; A 1072193; Irving Ber-
lin, ine., New York. 7479
Unknown (The) soldier; words and
music by D. F. McCarthy; pf., in C.
© 1c. Mar. 17, 1928; E 686959; Dan
F. McCarthy, Milton, Pa. 7480
Unmut; worte von Jos. Freiherr von
Hichendorff, musik von Heinrich
Lemacher, of Germany, op. 44, no. 4;
miinnerchor. 4to. © Jan. 31, 1927;
1 ¢.. Mar. 2, 1928; “HY 6855955" Pd.
Tonger, Cologne, a/Rh., Germany.
7481
Until you went away; fox trot, words
by Chas. R. Hughes, music by Thos.
W. Ward, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele ace.; in G. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Mar. 12, 1928;
1c. Mar. 13; E 685820: B. Feldman
& co., London. 7482
Unto Thee, O Lord; words from Psalm
XXV, music by D. H. Piller. [Pho-
tostat] © 1 ec. Mar. 29, 1928; E
687321; David H. Piller, Baton
Rouge, La. 7483
pt. ns. yes
Up from the grave victorious; hymn,
words and music by Fred Amstutz.
© Mar. 22, 1928; 2 c Mar. 27; E
687187; Glad tidings pub. co., Fort
Wayne, Ind. 7484
Up in a big aeroplane; words and
melody by C. C. Beedy. ©1 ec. Mar.
22, 1928; E 687074; C. Coit Beedy,
Lansing, Mich. * _ F485
Up with the lark; fox-trot selection,
by Philip Braham, of Great Britain;
military band with conductor. Lon-
don, Boosey & co., Itd. (Jn Boosey’s
military journal, 155th series, no.
3)" © Mar. 12, 1928-1 e Mar 2s.
E 689089; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London. 7486
Upper (The) ten and the lower five;
ed. by Elliott Shapiro, arr. for pf.
by Eugene Platzman, with ukulele
arr. by A. J. Franchini; pf., with
words. © Mar. 22, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
29; E 687267; Shapiro, Bernstein &
- @o., ine., New York. TA87
Uy-uy-uy; letra y musica por Hlenea
Ramirez y Ed Tavo; pf. [Photo-
stat] © Feb. 28, 1928; 2 ec. Mar.
5; E 686622; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 7488
Vaarlam’s song; from Boris Godounov,
English words by C. J. Gaisberg,
music by Moussorgsky, adapted by
Feodor Chaliapine, rev. by C. J.
Gaisberg. [English and Russian
text] [Photostat] © 1. Mar. 30,
1928; E. 688439; Charles J. Gais-
berg, Washington. 7489
Valle berace; words and melody by
Jim Shefka [i. e. James Shefka]
© 1e Feb. 16, 1928; E 686898;
James Shefka, New York. 7490
Valle camee; words and melody by
Jim Shefka [i. e. James Shefka]
© 1c. Feb. 16, 1928; E 686896;
James Shefka, New York. 7491
Valley of dreams; words and music
by Albert Downing. 1. High, in E
flat—2. Med., in C—8. Low,-m B
flat. © Mar. 7, 1928; 2 ce. each Mar.
6; E 686585; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 7492
Valley (The) where the rainbow ends;
words and music by Terry Sullivan,
Percy Edgar and L. Silberman, all
of Great Britain; pf. and ukulele —
aece.; in F. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Nov. 28, 1927; 1 ¢.
Feb. 9, 1928; E 685841; Leopold
Silberman, London. 7493
380
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1928
7516
Valse ‘(A) caprice; by H. Waldo
Warner, op. 20, no. 6. 1. Violin and
pf—2. Viola and pf.’ © Dec. 5,
1927; 2 c. each Mar. 16, 1928; E
688005, 688006; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 7494, 7495
Valse capriciette; by Jean Douste, of
Great Britain; pf., continental fin-
gering. © Mar. 13, 1928; 1 c. Mar.
15; E 685847; Edwin Ashdown, Iitd.,
London. 7496
Valse charme; by Walter EH. Miles; pf.
© Mar. 5, 1928; 2 c Mar. 5; B
683661; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleve-
land. F497
Valse de concert (Concert waltz); by
Helena Stone Torgerson: harpe solo.
© Dec. 3, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 27, 1928;
BH 686752; Durand et cie., Paris.
. 7498
Valse des sirénes; extraite du ballet
Hersilia d’Alfred d’Ambrosio, tran-
serit par A. Grandjean, of France;
petit orch. avec pf. conducteur. ©
fan. 90,1928 241 el Neb. 275 /)
685944; Paul Decourcelle, Nice,
France. 7499
Valse Héléne; by E. T. Block; EH iat
alto saxophone. © 1 c. Mar. 9,
1928; E 686812; Edmund T. Block,
Brooklyn. _ 7500
Valse silhouette; by Richard Kountz;
pre ©) Mar: 5, 1928; 2‘e Mar.’7;
EK 686709; Theodore Presser ©€o.,
Philadelphia. 7501
Vampira (La); habanera, by Lucius
Hosmer; concert orch. © Mar. 1,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 7; E 686693; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 7502
Vannina (La); entr’acte du 2° acte,
du drame lyrique de Paul Bastide,
fantaisie arr. par Raoul Morane, of
France; fifite et pf. © Jan. 10,
192841 liperoFeb -27; «<Hy, 685687 ;
Choudens, Paris. 7503
Vater Rhein-marsch; von August
Muth, arr. von Franz Willms, of
Germany; salon-orch., “mit pf. con-
ductor. © Mar. 15, 1928; 1 ec. Mar.
9; E 685810; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. 7504
Vénus (La) de Deauville; opérette-
bouffe en 3 actes, lyrics de Monjar-
din, Nancy et Demars, musique de
“Sylvabell-Demars, both of France;
pf. et chant. Partition. © Feb. 10.
1928; 1 ¢. Mar. 6; D 27288; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 7505
Vera; waltz, by A. J. Weidt. 1. Plec-
trum banjos.—2. Ten. banjos. ©
Feb. 138, 1928; 2 c. each Mar. 5; E
683655, 683656; Walter Jacobs, inc.,
Boston. 7506, 7507
Verdi (Giuseppe) Celeste Aida; from
Aida, arr. by Caivin Grooms; violin
and pf. © Mar. 21, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
23; E 688189; Century music pub.
co., New York. 7508
Verliebte (Der) Jim (Jim in love) ;
serenade, von Josef Kdoénigsberger,
bearb. von F. Schmidt-Hagen, both
of Austria; salon orch., mit violine
direktion. 4to. © Nov. 16, 1927;
1c. Feb. 27, 1928; BH 685233; Edition
Kaleidoskop, Berlin-Wilmersdorf,
Germany. 7509
Verment, your hills are calling me;
words by Florence A. Kendall, music
by N. O. French, arr. by Geo. C:
Feleh. © Mar. 3, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 10;
EH 683877; Nellie O. French, Ludlow,
Vt. : 7510
Vers le ciel (Towards heaven); de
Maurice Pesse, of France; orch. avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Feb. 10,
1928; 1 c. Mar. 6; E 685964; Chou-
dens, Paris. 7511
Vesper (The) hymn; words by Moore,
music by Stanley Wilson, of Hng-
land, op. 37, no. 2; sop., alto and
bass. 4to. © Mar. 12, 1928; 1'c.
Mar. 13; E 685776; Stainer & Bell,
ltd., London. 7512
Vesper time; meditation, by Carl
_ Pflueger, arr. by G. E. Holmes;
violin and pf. © Dec. 30, 1927; 2 c.
Mar. 26, 1928; E 688302; White-
Smith music pub. co., Boston. 7513
Victory; hymn, words by Daisy M.
Moore, music by Fred Amstutz. ©
Mar, 22,1928; 2 @ Mar. 27;°H
687188; Glad tidings pub. co., Fort
Wayne, Ind. 7514
Victory march; by W. Camm; pf.
1 ec. Mar. 8, 1928; E 683916; Walter
Camm, New York. 7515
Viertes streichquartett; von Max
Butting, of Germany, op. 20; 2 vio-
linen, viola u. violoncell; in cis-moll.
Partitur. 12mo. © Mar. 26, 1927;
1c. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685462; N.
Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 7516
Violin-konzert; von Désiré Thomassin,
op. 75, klavierauszug von Hans
Adolf Winter, both of Germany;
violine u. klavier; in H. moll. ©
381
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7517
Violin-konzert—Continued.
Sept. 12; 1927; 1 «Feb. 27; BH
685220; Franz Zorn, Niirnberg, Ger-
many. 7517
Viclinschule; von Max Mueller-Wend-
isch, of Germany, op. 10. Teil 1,
heft 1, 2.—Teil 2, heft 1-3.—Teil 3,
heft 14. © Mar. 26, 1926; 1 ¢. each
Feb. 27, 1928; E 685468; N. Simrock,
G; m. b. Hi,.Berlin. 7518
Virginia hornpipe; by E. J. M. Sea-
mans; 0p:>213, pi. @©,1 ey pMag,. 6,
1$28; E 686648; Emma J. Moore-
Seamans, Yorba Linda, Calif. 7519
Vision; ged. von Christel Kaufmann,
English words by John Bernhoff,
musik von Richard Trunk, of Ger-
many, op. 49, no. 4. © Feb. 11,
1927; 1 ec. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685284 ;
Otto Halbreiter, Munich. 7520
Vision (The) ; by G. W. Oles; pf. ©
1c. Mar. 29, 1928; E 687325; George
W. Oles, Boulder, Col. (521
Visioni fuggenti; intermezzo, di Luigi
Cerri, of Italy, op. 172; picecola orch.
con pf. conduttcre. © Feb. 10, 1928;
1 c@ Mar. 21; E 685914; A. & G.
Carisch & ¢c., Milan. 7522
Vivaldi (A.) Concerto; l’'accompagnet
pour pf. ou orch. 4 cordes d’aprés
la basse ch'ffrée du manuscrit ajouté
par Tivadar Nachéz, of Great
Britain: en la maj.; violon et pf. ©
Feb. 29, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 27; E 685331 ;
Schott & co., Itd., London. 7523
fest-ouverture, von
orch., mit
© Dec. 5,
685246 ;
7524
Vivent les fleurs (Flowers-es leben die
blumen) ; two-step, de H. Acker-
mans, arr. par Ch. Geuskens. of Bel-
Vivat academia;
Carl Zimmer, of Germany ;
pf. u. violine 1 direktion.
1927; 1 ¢. Feb.' 27, 1928; B®
Richard Birnbach, Berlin.
gium; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Dec. 31, 1927 ;:1 1c..Feb:;27,
1928: E 685681; Choudens, Paris.
7525
Vocalise-étude; par Sylvio Lazzari, of
France; voix élevées. v. 5. © Feb.
2. 1928; 1 ©. Feb., 27; E 685380;
Alphonse Leduc et cie., Paris. 7526
Vocation : sacred song, words by Ange-
line, music by Herbert Ralph Ward;
low voice. © Mar. 19, 1928; 2 e.
Mar. 20; E 688127; Edward Schu-
berth & co., ine., New York. 7527
Vogel (Der) abschied;
von Hichendorff, mus’k von
Weber. of Germany, op. 12, no. 1;
text von Jos.
Peter |
pt. 111, 0. s., v. 23: |
mannerchor. 4to. © Sept. 30, 1926;
1 @i:Mar, 2, 1928; | 6855915, Per J.
Tonger, Cologne, a/Rh., Germany.
7528
Voice (The) of the sea; words and
melody by Carroll Wright [i. e. C. C.
Wright], arr. by S. Benkman. ©
1c Mar. 19, 1928; E 688112; Charles.
Carroll Wright, Alameda, Calif.
7529
Volk; worte von Johannes Heinrich
Braach, musik yon Arno Fleischer,
of Germany, op. 101; m&nnerchor.
4to. © Aug. 14, 1926; 1 ce Mar. 2,
1928; E 685568; P. J. Tonger, Co-
logne/Rhine, Germany. 7530
von Doenhoff (Albert) Mazurka; pf.
© Feb. 27, 1928; 2.¢ Mar. 5; E
686733 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
7531
Vorspiel zu einem revolutionsdrama c
von Heinz Tiessen, of Germany, op.
33; grosses orch. Partitur. © May
"94, . 19273. 1. 3 -BHebo Zip naoteen Er
685262; Ries & Erler, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 7532
Voritibungen (Exercices préparatories) ;
zu Kreutzer und Rode etiiden, von J.
Dont, cp. 37, bearb. von Hans Benda,
of Switzerland; violine. © Apr. 22,
1927; 1 ec. Mar. 2. 1928; E 685615;
Peak: peas Cologne, Rah., Ger-
many. 7533
Voyaging; 2-pt. song, words by M. E.
S., mus‘e by Eaton Faning, arr. by
H. A. Chambers, of England: treble
voices; in A. 4to. {Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Mar. 30. 1928;
1 c. Mar. 31; E 689117; Novello &
©0.,. lid., London. 7534
Voz (La) de cisne;: letra y musica por
Ed Tavo y Raf Gomez, both of Mex-
ico, domiciled at Los Angeles; pf.
Svo. [Photostat]! © Mar. 26, 1928;
2 e. Mar. 31: E 687360; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 7535.
Wagner (Richard) Festival march;
the kaiser march, arr. by Herbert A.
Fricker, of England; organ. (In
American organ quarterly, v. 9. ne.
25, April, 1928) © Mar. 30, 1928;
2c. Mar. 31; E 687873; H: W. Gray
co.. New York. 7536
Lied an den abendstern (Romance
de l’étoile de so'r) ; aus Tannhiuser,
von R. Wagner. arr. von Leo Artok,
of Germany: salon-orch. © Feb. 29,
1928; 1c. Feb. 273° .6853253) B.
Schott’s s6dhne, Mainz. 7537
382
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1928
7559
Pilgrims’ chorus; from Tann-
hauser, ed. and arr. by Mark An-
drews; 4 male voices. 4to. © Mar.
23, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 24; E 688244; G.
Ricordi & co., ine., New York. 7538
Wahlspruch ; worte u. musik von Ernst
Heuser, of Germany; minnerchor.
4to. © May 15, 1926; 1 c. Mar. 2,
1928; E 685594; P. J. Tonger, Co-
logne, a/Rh., Germany. 7539
Wait till the clouds roll by; words by
‘J.T. Wood, music by H. J. Fulmer,
ed. by Elliott Shapiro, arr. for pf.
by Eugene Platzman, with ukulele
arr. by A. J. Franchini. (In Grand
old songs) © Mar. 22,’ 1928; ‘2c.
Mar. 29; E 687244; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 7540
Waitin’ for Katy; fox trot, words by
Gus Kahn, music by Ted Shapiro;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © Feb. 23, 1928;
2 ce. Feb. 24; E 688253; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 7541
Waiting: fox trot, words and music by
D. Strech. © 1c. Mar. 12, 1928; E
683818 ; Dave Strech, Spokane. 7542
Waiting; fox trot, words by J. Bianco,
music by Eugene Platzman. © 1.
Mar. 22, 1928; E 687092; John
Bianco, Brooklyn. 7543
Waiting and longing; words by B. Har-
well, music by A. A. Treadway. ©
1c. Mar. 14, 1928; E 683889; Albert
A. Treadway and Bill Harwell, At-
lanta. 7544
Walk ng (The) doll; by Minnie Coons
Freeman, ed. and fingered by Har-
riette Brower; pf. © Jan. 19, 1928;
2c. Jan. 28; E 686652; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 7545
Walther (Willy) ‘Trois piéces; par
W. Walther, of Germany; pf. Le
saule pleureur. [2 others] © Dec.
2d, ?89265" b° G.- Jan. 25; 1928) EB
684485; Editions musicales Evette,
Paris. 7546
Waltz days of youth; by A. F. Wend-
land, arr. by R. B. Eisenberg; band.
Ato. © Feb. 28, 1928; 2 ec. Mar. 1;
E 686519; W. R. Dalbey music co.,
Omaha, Neb. (DAT
Wanna; fox-trot, di Romeo Manoni, of
Italy ; piccola orch. 4to. © Mar. 2,
1928; 1 @ Mar. 21; E 685898; A. &
G. Carisch & ¢c., Milan. 7548
War-song of the Vikings; by Lucile
Crews; pf. © Feb. 27, 1928; 2 ¢.
Mar. 5; E 686731; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 7549
Was hast du verwirket ; passiongesang,
musik von Heinrich Schiitz, bearb.
von Heinrich Spitta, of Germany;
gemischten chor. 4to. © Mar. 8,
1928; 1c. Mar. 28; E 689090; Breit-
kopf & Hirtel, Leipzig. 7550
Was hat die liebe aus Melanie ge-
macht; slow-fox, text von Fritz
Griinbaum, musik yon Robert Gil-
bert, of Germany, klay. arr. von
Siegfried Schulz. © Feb. 14, 1928;
1 ec. Mar. 7; E 685639; Wiener bo-
héme-verlag, Vienna. 7551
Washington, evergreen state; words by
Minnie V. De Moss, music by H. S8.
De Moss; mixed voices. © Jan. 4,
1928; 2c. Jan. 23; E 686870; George
G. De Moss and Henry 8S. De Moss,
New York. ‘ 7552
Watching the world go by; words and
melody by B. Little, jr. ©1c. Mar.
16, 1928; E 683954; Bascom Little
jr., Cleveland. mane (5/3)
Waterfall (The); arpeggio waltz. by
Franz Kalbert; pf. Boston, W. B.
Hasey & co. © Mar. 24, 1928: 2 ¢.
Mar. 26; E 688258; W. B. Hasey,
Boston. 7504
Way (The) for Billy and me; 2-pt.
song, words by James Hogg, music
by C. H. Lloyd, arr. by H. A. Cham-
bers, of England; treble voices; in
KF. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Mar. 30, 1928; 1 ¢c Mar.
31; E 689115; Novello & co., lHtd.,
London. 7555
Ways (The) of the world are mine;
words by J. Keirn Brennan, melody
by Karl Hajos. ©1 ce. Mar. 2, 1928;
EH 683601; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, ine., New York. 7556
Wdowa macejowa; polka, by M. V.
Pajakowski; violin. © 1c. Mar. 30;
1928; E 688427; Matthew V. Paja-
kowski, Buffalo, . TDDT
We had some fun; words and music
by E. M. Bartlett; male voices. ©
Jan. 20, 1928; 2 ec. Mar. 16; E 683965 ;
Eugene Monroe Bartlett, Hartford,
Ark. 7558
We have another Lincoln and Al
Smith is his name; words and mu-
sic by Michael J. Fitzpatrick. ©
Mars 1771928") 2 ioe Mar:519¢) Bb
688089; Frank Harding, New York.
7559
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7560
We honor the brave; memorial march,
by W. S. Ripley, arr. by Harry J.
Lincoln; band. 4to. © Mar. 24,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 26; E 688267; Harry
J. Lincoln music co., Philadelphia.
7560
We love it; words by Billy Rose and
Mort Dixon, melody by Harry War-
ren. ©1ce. Mar. 3, 1928; E 686558;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 7561
Same. © 1 c¢. Mar. 14, 1928; E
683933; Irving Berlin, inc, New
York. 7562
We're one, not twain; art ballad,
words and music by J. R. Leitch, of
Great Britain; mezzo or contralto.
© Feb. 15, 1928; 1 c« Mar. 14; BH
685861; John Rodger Leitch, Lon-
don. 7563
We want Hoover; words and music
by J. E. Raisbeck. 4to. © Mar.
27, 1928; 2 « Mar. 28; E 688441;
John Edward Raisbeck, Cincinnati.
7564
We were made to waltz together ;
words and melody by Hetz Shulman
[i. e. Herman Shulman] ©1ce. Mar.
14, 1928; E 683893; Herman Shul-
man, Schenectady, N. Y. 7565
Weaver (The); words and music by
Pearl Adams. © Mar. 18, 1928;
2 ce. Mar. 19; E 688087; Harold
Flammer, inc., New York. 7566
Wedding (The) of the lily and the
rose; action song, waltz, words and
music by W. Stewart Roddie, of
Great Britain. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Mar. 6, 1928;
1c. Mar. 24; E 689051; Bayley &
Ferguson, Glasgow. 7567
Weeping; fox trot, words and melody
by Ray Hibbeler [i. e. R. O. Hib-
beler] © 1 ¢. Mar. 19, 1928; E
687020: Raymond O. Hibbeler, Chi-
cago. 7568
Weg (Der) zur meisterschaft (The
road to perfection); achttaktige
studien, geordnet u. bearb. von R.
Tanner, of Germany, op. 4; klavier-
spiel. heft 4.. © Mar. 9, 1928; 1 «.
Mar. 24; E 689050; Rudolf Tanner,
Leipzig. 7569
Weltkrieg (Der) ; 1. Abend: des
volkes heldengang, ein historischer
film, musik von M. Roland, of Ger-
many; grosses salon-orch. Berlin,
Universum film, a. g. © 1 c. Feb.
27, 1928; E 685648; Marc Roland,
Berlin. 7570
pt. 111,40, v.23
Wenn du putzi sagst, bin ich gliicklich
; slow-fox, aus Weltgeschichte
gefallig, text von Fritz Grtinbaum,
musik von Willy Engel-Berger, of
Germany. © Feb. 1, 1928; 1 ¢. Mar.
7; E 685637; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
Vienna. (dT1
Were you ment[!] for someone else;
fox-trot, words and music by | cc.
Skelley. © 1 ¢ Mar. 29, 1928! EB
687297; Clarence Skelley, Rock
River, Wy. 7572
West Virginia hills; words by J. Hess,
music by Ray Hibbeler. © 1 ce.
Mar. 1, 1928; E 686493; James Hess,
Hinton, W. Va. 7573
Western scene; by J. S. Zamecnik;
full orch. 4to. © Mar. 23, 1928;
2c. Mar. 22; E 687057; Sam Fox
pub. co., Cleveland. 7574
Westward ho; home from the Spanish
main, by Evan Marsden, of Hng-
land ;'opf.. “CG Mar.<28, 1928; 15 ec.
Mar. 22; E 689021; Joseph Henry
Larway, London. 7575
What are you going to do with all your
money; words and music by Sam
Mayo, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations]. © Jan. 9, 1928; 1 ec.
Feb. 9; E 685838; Silberman &
Solloway, London. 7576
What are you waiting for—Mary; fox
trot, words and music by Walter
Donaldson, arr. by Walter C. Simon;
pf. or organ. © Mar. 24, 1928; 2 ec.
Mar. 26; E 688306; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. (DTT
What do I care; words by Sara Teas-
dale, music by A. C. Luetke. ©
1c. Mar. 31, 1928; E 687397; Anna
Costello Luetke, Minneapolis. 7578
What do you mean when you say you
don’t care; words by Billy Faber
fi. e. W. E. Faber], melody by Joe
Creighon [i. e. Joseph Creighon] ©
1 @ Mar. 29, 1928; E 687291; Wil-
liam EK. Faber and Joseph Creighon,
New York. 7579
What does it matter if it’s raining, as
long as we have sunshine in our
hearts; words by Florence Bennett,
music by Paul Cunningham; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Mar. 17, 1928; 2 e.
Mar. 22; E 688251; M. Witmark &
sons. New York. 7580
What is a fellow to do? I ask you;
fox-trot, words and melody by P. L.
Russ. © 11¢.)Mar.\ 15;- 11928 ;O E
584
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1928
: 7602
686907 ; Pearl Louise Russ, Wilkins-
burg, Pa. 7581
What next; words and music by B.
Youngs. © 1c. Mar. 10, 1928; E
686795; Blanche Youngs, Evart,
Mich. 7582
What’s the reason; from Greenwich
village follies, words by Harold
Atteridge, music by Maurie Rubens;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Mar. 16,
foes oe eG. Mar. 19>. BH. 687039;
Harms, inec., New York. 7583
What shall I do without you; words
and melody by G. E. Myers. ©1e.
Mar. 22, 1928; EH 687096; Gertrude
EK. Myers, Portland, Or. 7584
What Willie saw; song-story, words
and music by Mathilde, Bilbro; pf.
Miwon. 24 - 19283, :2 40), Maro«diy, B
686531; White-Smith music pub. co.,
Boston. 7585
When all my dreams come true; words
and melody by S. L. Holsey. ©1ce.
Mar. 13, 1928; E 686844; Sumner
Lincoln Holsey, Boston. 7586
When-as I look’d; madrigal, by John
Bennet, of Great Britain; arr. for 4
male voices. 4to. © Dec. 29, 1927;
1 @. Dec. 30; E 677852; Edwin Ash-
down, Itd., London. . W587
When daffodils begin to peer; words
from The winter’s tale, by William
Shakespeare, music by Hubert Hales,
of Great Britain, op. 9, no. 1; unison
voices; in G. 4to. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Feb. 2, 1928;
1c. Feb. 15; E 684745; Joseph Wil-
liams, ltd., London. 7588
When darkness turns the world a mid-
night blue; fox trot, words by Rance
Jay Conway, mus'c by Alma Dorothy
Shea; pf. and ukulele ace. © Feb.
7, 1928; 2 ce. Feb. 9; E 683029; Con-
way, Shea & Verhoeven music pub.
eo., Chicago. 7589
When dreams come true; words and
melody by P. B. Jerome. © 1 «©
Mar. 7, 1928; E 683711; Phoebe Rae
» Jerome, Inwood, Ia. 7590
When father prayed; words and music
by ©. 'T.’Moore. © Feb. .15,..1928:;
2 c. Mar. 17; E 686926; Clarence
Tiffen Moore, Englewood, O. 7591
When I left you; words by Robert
Schafer, music by Harold Austin
[pseud. of Harold A. Fout] ©1«.
Mar. 1, 1928; E 686499; Harold
Austin Fout, Buffalo. 7592
When I'll need you most, sweetheart ;
words by J. A. Robinson, music by
A. Paoli. New York City, Frank
Harding... ©. Mar. .22,,1928; 2c.
Mar. 28; E 688349; James A. Robin-
son, Durham, N. C. 7593
When I’m alone with you; words by
Erma Croyle, music by W. B. Walsh,
arr. by Mack Edwards; pf. © 1.
Mar. 29, 1928; E 687324; William
Benidect Walsh, Johnstown, Pa.
7594
When I’m back in Honeytown; words
and music by T. Hearon, arr. by
Edward Gordon. © 1 c.-Mar. 21,
1928; E 688157; Thomas Hearon,
New York. 7595
When I’m tired of loving you, I'll be
tired of living too; words and music
by F. Neil; pf. and ukulele acc.
Huntsville, Ala., Neil pub. house.
©) .Mar 12), 1928* 2c." Maroon = B,
686930; Frank Neil, Huntsville, Ala.
7596
When I met you; words and music
by Allan Caron and Earle Hill, rev.
by FE. Robeson; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Mar. 20, 1928; 2 c« Mar. 22; BE
688311 ; Ace pub. co., Minneapolis.
7597
When I see you smile I’m happy;
words by C. H. Wells, music by F.
S. Beebe. Wichita, Kans., Beebe &
Wells pub. co. © Mar. 17, 1928;
2c. Mar. 17; E 686940; Clarence
H. Wells and Floyd S. Beebe,
Wichita. 7598
When I survey the wondrous cross;
hymn-anthem, words by I. Watts,
music by Cuthbert Harris, of Great
Britain; 4 mixed voices; organ acc.
4to. ‘© Mar. 5, 1928; 2 ec. Mar. 7;
EK 6867083; Theodore Presser ¢Co.,
Philadelphia. 7599
When I whisper good morning to
Mary, and Mary whispers good
morning to me; words and melody
by H. F. Schmidt. © 1 c Mar.
22, 1928; E 687082; Helen Ford
Schmidt, St. Louis. 7600
When it’s cherry blossom time in old
Japan; words and music by Helen
Bucher. © 1/'¢. Mar. 31, 1928; E
687399; Helen T. Bucher, Hunting-
ton, Ind. 7601
When love calls (Wen liebe ruft) ;
from Die fier natzionen, lyrics by
Anshel Shorr, melody by 8. Secunda.
CO" eMart” 15 1928: “Hi. G8S905 :
Samuel Secunda, Brooklyn. 7602
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7603
When mother was blessed; words and
music by C. T. Moore. © Feb. 15,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 17; E 686927; Clar-
ence Tiffen Moore, Englewood, O.
7603
When roses bloom in June; words by
G. E. Mallams, melody by Robt. H.
Brennen. © 1c. Mar. 24, 1928; H
687145; George E. Mallams, UH.
Lansdowne, Pa. 7604
When song is sweet; music by Ger-
trude Sans-Souci, arr. by Margaret
H. Schmitt. 4to. 1. Three women’s
voices.—2. Four male voices. ©
Dec. 17, 1927; 2 c. each Dec. 23;
E 679808, 679809; Paul A. Schmitt
musie co., Minneapolis. 7605, 7606
When sorrows come; words and mel-
ody by H. B. Toucey. © 1 c. Mar.
26, 1928; EH 688284; Helen Brammell
Toucey, New York. 1607
When spring comes over the hills;
words by F. J. Wells, music by P.
M. Starr. © 1 ¢. Mar. 43.: 1928). 8
686858; Perry Martin Starr and
Francis Jess Wells, Culver City,
Calif. 7608
When summer leaves the leaves of
summer; words by A. M. Brown,
melody by Robt. H. Brennen.
1 e@. Mar. 14, 1928; E 683897; Aaron
M. Brown, Palo Alto, Calif. 7609
When sweet Susie goes steppin’ by;
words and music by Whitey Kauf-
man, Fred Kelly and Irving Bibo;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © Mar. 10, 1928;
2° '@. “Mar 22:°"E °687052; Bibo,
Bloedon & Lang, ine, New York.
7610
When that musie starts to play; words
and music by M. Christman. © 1c.
Mar. 12, 1928; E 686824; Mollie
Christman, St. Louis. 7611
When the birds sing in the mo’nin’;
words and musie by William Coch-
ran. (Cy Dée. 19 ;\1927%9 2'e. Mar: 23,
1928; E 688214; Book & music club,
Dallas. 7612
When the heavens forgot it’s blues;
words and music by L. Williams.
New York, Frank Harding. © Mar.
22, 1928; 2 ce. Mar. 28; E 688346;
Lillie Williams, Orange, N. J. 7613
When the honeysuckles bloom; words
and music by M. Vinyard. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Mar.
28, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 29; FE 687284;
Mary Vinyard, Olustee, Okl. 7614
pt. m1, n. s., v.23
When the Lord of love was here;
Chureh row, words by Stopford A.
Brooke, mus:c by Martin Shaw, of
Great Britain. 16mo. © Feb. 9,
1928; 1 ec. Mar. 6; E 685433; Oxford
university press, London. 7615
When twilight falls in Spain; words
and music by G. E. Myers. © 1.
Mar. 16, 1928; E 683953; Gertrude
EK. Myers, Portland, Or. 7616
When two that are dear must part;
words by H. Heine, [and] A prayer;
words by Doris Goodwin; music by
H. Sheepshanks, of Great Britain.
© Mar. 10, 1928; 1 ¢ Mar. 17; EB
685881; J. G. Windows, ltd., New-
castle-on-Tyne, England. 7617
When we go to joy eternal over there;
sacred song, words by John H.
Guernsey, music by Floyd Thompson.
© Mar. 24, 1928; 2-c. Mar. 27; EH
_ 687174; Thompson and Guernsey,
Indianapolis. . 7618
When you are far away; melody by H.
Georgeoff. © 1 ec. Mar. 10, 1928;
E 686790; Evan Georgeoff, Cleve-
land. 7619
When you played the organ; waltz,
words by Edgar Leslie. musie by
Joseph G. Gilbert, arr. by Walter C.
Simon; pf. or organ. © Mar. 24,
1928; 2 ec. Mar. 26; E 688308; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 7620
When you’re with somebody else; fox
trot, words by L. Wolfe Gilbert,
music by Ruth Htting and Abel Baer,
arr. by Walter C. Simon; Feistyle
pianorgan arr. © Feb. 29, 1928;
2c. Mar. 2; E 686514; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 7621
When you return; fox trot, by A. J.
Weidt. 1. Plectrum banjos:—2. Ten.
banjos. © Feb. 13, 1928; 2 ¢ each
Mar. 5; E 683657, 683658; Walter
Jacobs, ine., Boston. 7622, 7623
When you said good-bye, somebody else
said hello; words and musie by Bert
Grant and Tot Seymour, both of
England; pf. ace., with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Harry J.
Stafford; in G. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Feb. 6, 1928;
1 ec. Mar. 1; E 685822; Montgomery
& co., London, 7624
When you smile: words and music
by C. Skelley. © 1.¢. Mar. 2, 1928;
E 683626; Clarence Skelley, Rock
River, Wy. 7625
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7646
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When you were happy I was happy;
words by R. A. Smith, music by R.
A. Smith and Russell Merritt; pf.
© 1 e. Mar. 29, 1928; E 687292;
Russell A. Smith, Pittsburgh. 7626
When your fair weather friends leave
you out in the rain; words by Lew
Michelson, music by Fred Fisher;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Mar. 27,
1928 ; 2c. Mar. 29; E 688444; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York. 7627
When your old grey bonnet was new;
words by Jack Mahoney, melody by
Percy Wenrich. © 1c. Mar. 7, 1928;
EK 683699; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc., New York. 7628
Whence, O shepherd maiden (D’ou
viens-tu, bergére) ; Christmas song,
three-pt. song or cho., melody and
words from H. Gagnon’s. Chansons
populaires du Canada, English ver-
sion by John Murray Gibbon, music
of a Canadian folk song, arr. by
Louis Victor Saar; women’s voices.
4to. © Feb. 17, 1928; 2 ¢ Mar. 16;
E 683998; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York, 7629
Where; words by S. Williams, melody
by Jack Palmer and S. Williams. ©
1c. Mar. 20, 1928; EH 6879382; Spencer
Williams, New York. . 7630
Where can I find my Stella; fox trot,
words and melody by R. Salmon. ©
1c. Mar. 13, 1928; E 686855; Reuben
Salmon, Brooklyn. 7631
Where the banners lead; from The red
robe, words by Harry B. Smith,
musie by Jean Gilbert, of Germany,
domiciled at New York; pf. and
ukulele ace. New York, Harms, inc.
© Mar. 24, 1928: 2 c Mar. 27: E
687226; Shubert theatre corp., New
York. 7632
Where the bee sucks; words by Shake-
speare, music by Dr. Arne, arr. by
Harold Davidson, of Great Britain:
in F. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Jan. 26, 1928; 1c. Mar. 6;
E 685427; Oxford university press,
London. 7633
Where the sleepy San Saba flows:
words and music by E. C. Neal. ©
1c. Mar. 29, 1928; E 687294; Edgar
Calvin Neal, Detroit. 7634
Where the wild ivy clings round the
windows ; words by L. Bloom, melody
by Huntlet music co. © 1c. Mar.
31, 1928; E 687391; Louise Bloom.
Big Falls, Minn. 7635
99529289
While I’m dreaming; words and music
by Mabel A. Mason [pseud. of Mabel
Mason Gerberich], arr. by Jerome H.
Remick’s arr. dept. © 1 ¢. Mar. 5,
1928; FE 6838665; Mabel Mason Ger-
berich, Alhambra, Calif. 7636
While the west is paling; words by
William HE. Henley, music by David
H. Piller. [Photostat] © 1c. Mar.
29, 1928; E 6873822; David H. Piller,
Baton Rouge, La. 7637
Whispering hope; words and music by
Alice Hawthorne [pseud. of Septi-
mus Winner], arr. by George J. Trin-
kaus ; male voices. 4to. © Mar. 17,
1928; 2 c«. Mar. 22; H 688247; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 7638
Whisp’ring dreams; words by A. L.
Glynn, music by Richard Broughton.
© 1c. Mar. 31, 1928; E 6873888;
Annie L. Glynn, Waltham, Mass.
7639
Whitecaps; by Walter C. Schad; orch.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Mar.
12. 192832) ¢. Mar., 28; Ey 6883a25
Belwin, ine., New York. 7646
Whittle and Dub; by Arthur Baynon,
of Great Britain; pf. © Feb. 27,
1O2S: 1..c..-Mar.’ 8°" "G8a6e2 --° J.
Curwen & sons, Itd., London. T7641
Who is she; words and music by Edgar
J. Caron and Jim Dawley; pf. and
ukulele ace.’ © Mar. 13, 1928; 2 e.
Mar. 15; E 687011; Rose of New
England music publishers, Norwich,
Conn. 7642
Who'll be the President; words and
musie by Chardan [pseud. of Char-
lotte Harriman and D. C. Long] ©
1c. Mar. 19, 1928; E 687030; Daniel
Caldwell Long, Washington. 7643
Who’s crying now; words and music
by A. Leors, arr. by Wallee Brown.
© 1c Mar. 26, 1928: E 688288;
Alexander Leors, Chicago. 7644
Who’s you tellin’: words and melody
by W. Drake. © 1c. Mar. 22, 1928;
E 687113; William Drake, New York.
7645
Who threw .the overalls in Mistress
Murphy’s chowder; words and music
by George L. Giefer, ed. by Elliott
Shapiro, arr. for pf. by Eugene
Platzman, with ukulele arr. by A.
J.Franchini. (Jn Grand old songs.)
CC Mar 22" 1028" 2 e. Mar* 29:
E 687253; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
ine., New York. 7646
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7647
Whole (The) world knows I love you;
words by H. M. Wadsworth and
Hugh Evans, melody by H. M. Wads-
worth. © 1c. Mar. 28, 1928; E
688325; Horace Miller Wadsworth,
New Orleans. 7647
Whose who? Hoover; words and musie
by J. E. Curry; mixed voices. ©
1c. Mar. 20, 1928; EH 687029; Joseph
Hllsworth Curry, Cranbury, N. J.
7648
Why; words and music by P. A. Ab-
bott. ~©'1e. Mar. 28, 1928." bh
688223; Pauline Allen Abbott, Palm
Springs, Calif. 7649
Why can’t we; words by Charles
Tobias and Harry Tobias, melody by
Larry Shay. © 1c. Mar. 13, 1928;
E 686932; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc., New York. 7650
Why can’t we; words by J. Hllis,
melody by Jack Klenner. © 1 e«.
Mar. 17, 1928; EH 686958; Jack. Ellis,
Brooklyn. 7651
Why did you leave me alone, dear;
waltz, words by J. W. Boone, music
by Wm. Van Beaver. © 1 ce. Mar.
22, 1928; E 687089; John Wesley
Boone, Jackson, Tenn. 7652
Why did you leave me, old pal; words
and music by W. C. McFadden, arr.
by Nick Pesce. © 1 c Mar. 28
1828; E 688364; William Cunning-
ham McFadden, New York. 7653,
Why do I eare for you; words and
music by Harvene Christman; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Mar. 12, 1928;
2c Mar. 19; E 6880938; Harvene
Christman music pub. co., Allentown,
Pa. 7654
Why do the heathen; words from
Psalm 2, music by Ernest A. Dicks,
of Great Britain; 4 mixed voices.
4to. © Mar. 19, 1928; 1 c Mar. 24;
EK 689008; Banks & son, York, Hng-
land. 7655
Why do they always bend their knees
every time they sing a popular song;
words and melody by EH. C. Lindgren.
© 1c. Mar. 5, 1928; E 686632); Elvin
Carl Lindgren, Los Angeles. 7656
Why do you say that you love me and
then go with somebody else; words
by F. A. Cali, melody by F. A. Cali
and Anthony R. Livio. © 1c. Mar.
14, 1928; E 683928; Frank Anthony
Cali, New York. 7657
Why don’t they give me a mother;
words by A. Aquavella, melody by
pt. 1 ne Satya
A. Lostritto. © 1c. Mar. 12, 1928:
E 683791; Anthony Aquavella and
Al Lostritto, Maspeth, N. Y. 7658
Why don’t you come home blues;
words and melody by Furry Lewis.
© 1c. Mar. 2, 1928; E 683620:
Loren L. Watson, Memphis, Tenn.
7659
Why should I be sad and lonely;
words and music by Edith M. Bauer,
melody harmonized by HEngelbert T.
Romeder; pf. with ukulele arr. ©
Dee: 28, 192752). G9 Mare’ Ba O28 -
EK 683659 ; John Bauer, New Rochelle,
N. Y. 7660
Why should I feel lonely [and] Calling
me home; fox-trots from Lady Mary,
by Philip Charig, Joseph Meyer and
Albert Sirmay, arr. by Max Irwin,
of Great Britain; orch., with banjo
arr. by Emile Grimshaw, of Great
Britain. 4to. © Feb. 25, 1928; 1 «.
Mar. 14; E 685885; Harms, inc,
New York. 7661
Why should I grieve after your [!]
gone; words and melody by James
O’Brien.. © 1 c. Mar. 31, 1928: H
687389; Lester Melrose, Chicago.
7662
Widdicombe fair; anon. song, arr. by
Gordon Jacob, of Great Britain; in
G. [Staff and tonic sol-fa_ nota-
tions] © Jan. 26, 1928; 1 c Mar.
6; E 685449; Oxford university
press, London. 7663
Wide awake march; by M. W. Hol-
lingsworth; band. 4to. © Mar. 20,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 22; EF 688255; Mel-
ville W. Hollingsworth, Palestine,
Til. 7664
Wie se rigge; humor. gedicht in platt-
deutscher mundart von Fr, -P.
Kiirten, musik von Emil Kraemer,
of Germany, op. 304°; vierstimmigen
minnerchor. 4to. © Mar. 17, 1926;
te. Mar. 2, 19283) i 685n71S 77 PJ.
Tonger, Cologne/Rhine, Germany.
7665
Wien bleibt Wien (Vienne reste
Vienne); marsech, von Johann
Schrammel, arr. von Leo Artok, of
Germany: salon-oreh., mit pf. con-
ductor. © Mar. 15, 1928; 1 ¢. Mar.
9; E 685807; B. Schott’s sodhne,
Mainz, Germany. 7666
Wild about you; words and melody by
W. Crawley. © 1c. Mar. 14, 1928;
KH 683929; Wilton Crawley, New
York. (667
388
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1928
7688
Wild flowers; intermezzo, by P. A.
Marquardt; orch. © Mar. 5, 1928;
2 c. Mar. 7; E 683684; Music buyers
corp., New York. 7668
Wilde rose; worte von Jul. Gersdorff,
musik von A. Rieks, of Germany,
op. 23; miinnerchor. 4to. © July
oy 1927; tc. Nov. 2; BE 676497;
Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin. 7669
Will you be mine; words by Clara
Shelton, music by L. M. Shelton. ©
1 ce. Mar. 22, 1928; E 687087; Lottie
M. Shelton, Kansas City, Mo. 7670
Will you love me when my radio won't
play; words and melody Vis. ches
Henderly. © 1c. Mar. 12, 1928; E
683800; Russell Henderly, Cincin-
nati. 7671
Willan (Healey) Five hymn tunes;
new tunes to hymns from the Eng-
lish hymnal, by H. Willan, of Great
Britain. S8vo. © Feb. 23, 1928; 2 c.
Mar. 6; E 686576; Oxford univer-
sity press, American branch, New
York. (672
Williams’ (John M.) graded _ sight-
reading books; by J. M. Williams.
VarwiOuMar., 21, 1928 3.2) en Mar:
23; E 688215; Boston music Co.,
Boston. ‘7673
Willow tree; from Keep shufilin’,
words and music by Andy Razaf
and Thomas Waller; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © Feb. 29, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
2; E 683823 ; Harms, inc., , New York.
7674
Wind (The) ; by Maxwell Eckstein;
pf. © Dee. 8, 1927; 2 c. Mar. 16,
1928; E 688024; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 7675
Wing Toy’s clock: words and music
by R. Raney. © 1. Mar. 21, 1928;
E 687106; Rebekah Raney, San
Francisco. 7676
Winterabend; worte von Rich. O.
Koppin, musik von Hugo Kaun, of
Germany; maénnerchor, a cappella.
Partitur u. stimmen. 4to. © Nov.
Zils A944: 1: C... Keb... 2G t928 50 EH
685226; Amsel-verlag, Berlin-Stid-
ende, Germany. T6717
Wintertime blues; waltz. words and
music by Frank Matthew and Reg
Marston, both of Great Britain; pf.
ace., With banjulele banjo and uku-
lele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in C.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Mar. 21, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 23: E
689015; Lawrence Wright music co.,
London. 7678
Wir bleiben deutsch am Rhein; worte
von J. Michels, musik von F. Gtih-
mann, bearb. von Ernst Hansen,
both of Germany; vierstimmigen
miinnerchor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1926;
1. ¢,, Mar, 2, 1928 >. Hi GSo0Ss %:kp J.
Tonger, Cologne, a/Rh., Germany.
7679
Wishing; words and melody by W.
Crawley. © 1,.¢. Mar. 28, 1928; HB
688232; Wilton Crawley, New York.
7680
Wishing and waiting; fox trot, words
and melody by Henri Berchman and
J. W: Ryan. © 1c. Mar. 9, 1928; E
683748; J. Wesley Ryan, North
Bergen, N. J. 7681
Wo hast du mein schitzchen das
ktissen studiert; aus Berlin ohne
hemd, text von Fritz Rotter u. Otto
Stransky, musik von Franz Doelle,
of Germany.- © Sept. 13, 1926; 1 «¢.
Oct. 31, 1927; E 685188; Rondo-
verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 7682
words anon., music by
D..,H. Piller, « LPhotostat] ..@>»1:e-.
Mar. 29, 1928; E 687323; David H.
Piller, Baton Rouge, La. 7683
Wonderful you; words by Al Lewis,
music by Milton Charles; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Mar. 12, 1928; 2 «.
Mar. 17; E 686924; Villa Moret, ine.,
San Francisco. 7684
Won’t you put your arms around me;
words and music by D. Walker.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Feb. 14, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 2; E 683586;
Dolores Walker, Park City, Utah.
7685
Wood (Gladys A.) Six little sketches
in pen and ink; by G. A. Wood, of
Great Britain; pf. 1. Blackthorn.
[bvothers], (O. Bepe "ih, 1928" foc
Mar. 9; E 685791; Leonard & co.,
London. 7686
Wop song; words and melody by Lew
Brown, Ray Henderson and B. G.
DeSylva. © 1 e¢ Mar. 10, 1928;
E 686785; DeSylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc., New York. 7687
World (The) will all be mine; waltz
ballad, words and music by C. L.
Wyman, jr. -[Photostat] © 1c.
Mar. 5, 1928; E 683667: Charles L.
Wyman, jr., Glendale, Calif. 7688
Woman’s lot;
389
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7689
pt. 111, n. s., v. 23
Yes; melody by C. R. Wilcox. © 1 «¢.
Would anybody like to have a car;
words and melody by C. Adler, H.
Weil and O. Herman. © 1 c. Mar.
9, 1928; E 683747; Charles Adler,
Harry Weil and Oscar Herman, New
York. 7689
Would you be happy; fox-trot, words
and music by Edgar J. Caron and
Bert Harrison; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Mar. 13, 1928; 2°c. Mar. 15; E
687012; Rose of New England music
publishers, Norwich, Conn. 7680
Would you care; words and music by
L. B. Wilson. ©1c. Mar. 10, 1928;
E 688147; Lillian Blaine Wilson,
Sykesville, Md. 7691
Would you like to go back to child-
hood days; words and melody by R.
Henderly. © 1c. Mar. 1, 1928; E
686490; Russell Henderly, Cincin-
nati. 7692
Wouldn’t that be too bad; words by
Jean Herbert, music by MHarold
Dixon; pf. and ukulele ace. © Mar.
7, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 9; E...683736;
Harold Dixon music publisher, New
York. 7693
Wus tate mame hoben lib; words by
M. Rund, melody by A. Lebedoff. ©
1c. Mar. 12, 1928; E 683804; Morris
Rund, New York. 7694
Ya vere; letra y musica por A. Loya
y Ed Tavo; pf. [Photostat] ©
Feb. 28, 1928; 2c. Mar. 5; E 686619;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 7695
Yankee-Doodle maiden; words and
melody by F. A. Nick. © 1. Mar.
6, 1928; E 683700; Ferdinand A.
Nick, Philadelphia. 7696
Yearning; by Bainbridge Crist, arr. by
Chas. J. Roberts [pseud. of Charles
Kraushaar]; full orch., with pf. con-
ductor. © Novy. 25, 1927; 2 c. Mar.
16, 1928; E 688082; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 7697
Yeden tog an ander meidel (Every day
a different girl) ; words by Molly
Picon, melody by J. M. Rumshisky.
© 1c Mar. 30, 1928; E 688411;
Joseph M. Rumshisky, New York.
7698
Yedeshe (Dos) hartz: song. word and
melody by S. Gozinsky. © 1c. Mar.
5. 1928; BE 686638; Samuel Gozinsky,
New York. 7699
Yell, boys yell for Old Glory; words
by M. L. Irwin, melody by Robert
Van Sickle. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1927;
E 686574; Martha Louisa Irwin,
Berkeley, Calif. 7700
Mar. 26, 1928; E 687198; Charles
Riley Wilcox, Le Grand, Calif. 7701
Yes; opérette en 3 actes, livret de
Pierre Soulaine et René Pujol, mu-
sique de Maurice Yvain, of France;
pf. et chant. Partition. © Feb. 10,
1928; 1 c. Mar. 6; D 27286; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 7702
Yo’ cain’t git yo’ lodgin’ here; negro
folk rhyme, music by Edward Morris.
© Mar. 14, 1928; 2 «@ Mar. 15; EB
686887 ; Edward Morris music pub.
co., inc., New York. 7703
Yo te amo; words by Alba Mohr, music
by D. Walker. © 1c. Mar. 1, 1928;
E 687164; Dan Walker, New York.
7704
You; words by J. Keirn Brennan,
music by Marsh McCurdy, arr. by
Joseph M. Weiss. © Mar. 9, 1928;
2 ce. Mar. 10; E 686776; DeSylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
: ‘ARETOS
You and I; words and melody by M.
Elliott, arr. by Arthur Fisk. ©1c.
Mar. 5, 1928; E 683669; Mercedes
Hlliott, San Francisco. T7706
You and I are passers by; from The
red robe, words by Harry B. Smith,
music by Jean Gilbert, of Germany,
domiciled at New York; pf. and
ukulele acc. New York, Harms, inc.
© Mar. 24, 1928; 2 e: Mar. 27>: E
687230; Shubert theatre corp., New
York. TT07
You are all the world to me; words
and melody by R. Prosser. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 21, 1928; E 688162; Ruth
Prosser, East Orange, N. J. 7708
You are the girl of my dreams; words
and melody by W. M. Cook. ©1e.
Mar. 3. 1928; E 686562; Will Mercer
Cook, Washington. T7709
You came along; from Lady Mary,
words by Leo Robin and Harry
Graham. music by Philip Charig and
Joseph Meyer. London, Chappell &
co., ltd. © Feb. 14, 1928; 1 ¢. Mar.
2; E 686680; Harms, ine., New York.
7710
You ean’t call her Lizzie any more;
words by J. T. Finnegan, melody by
Robt. H. Brennen. © 1c. Mar. 24,
1928; E 687148; John T. Finnegan,
Newcomb, N. Y. cream
You can’t fool me now: words and
melody by W. P. Smith. © 1 «
390
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1928
m 7732
Mar. 19, 1928; E 688113; William
Patrick Smith, Raleigh, N. C. 7712
You drove my daddy away; words and
melody by F. A. Nick. © 1c. Mar.
6, 1928; E 683701; Ferdinand A.
Nick, Philadelphia. T1838
You gave me all my sunshine; fox-
trot [and] I don’t know what to
do; valse, by Haydn Wood, arr. by
Max Irwin, of Great Britain; orch.,
with pf. conductor and words. 4to.
fo Pep. 10, 19285" '¢.: Mar. *2'" B
685655; Chappell & co., ltd., hae
77
You'll be sorry; words and music by
Edgar J. Caron; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Mar. 20, 1928; 2 c Mar. 22; E
688310; Rose of New England mu-
sic publishers, Norwich, Conn. 7715
You'll do it someday; words and mel-
ody by Happy Cook [i. e. John
Cook], © 1c. Feb. 29, 1928;..E
683932 ; John Cook, New Orleans.
7716
You made me want to forget; ballad,
words and music by M. R. Knoyle.
Butte, Mont., Mel & Kel. © Mar.
27, 1928; 2 c«. Mar. 30; BH: 687346;
Melvin R. Knoyle and Kelvin Daw-
son, Butte, Mont. ea a
You make me smile; words by Terry
Sullivan, music by L. Silberman, of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele acc. ;
in G. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Nov. 28, 1927; 1 ¢. Feb.
9, 1928; E 685839; Leopold Silber-
man, London. 7718
You never know; fox-trot, words and
music by B. Murray. © Mar. 19,
a32e, 2 7¢,. Mar. “17; WH 686937 ;
Bethune Murray, Chatham, Ont.,
Canada. T7119
You’re just a great big baby doll;
words and music by Lou Herscher,
Joe Darcey and Perry Alexander;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © Mar. 8, 1928; 2 «¢.
Mar. 10; E 686772; Ager, Yellen &
Bornstein, inc., New York. 7720
You’re only a dream; words and music
by H. Hill. © 1c. Mar. 12, 1928:
E 683810; Elsie Hill, Knoxville,
Tenn. rireal
You’re only passing the time with me;
words and music by Will Oakland.
© Mar. 29, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 30: E
688447; Irving Berlin, inc, New
York. 7722
You’re the first thing I think of in
the morning; from Take the air,
words by Billy Tracey, music by
Jack Stanley; pf. acc, with uku-
lele arr. by May Singhi Breen. ©
Mar. 2, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 3; E 686553 ;
Broadway music corp., New York.
7723
You stole my love, you took my heart;
» words and music by S. Frank. arr.
by Brick English. © 1 ¢. Mar. 22,
1928; E 688224; Sadie Frank, Kan-
sas City, Mo. (724
You will learn to love; words by M.
Mitchell Rossman, melody by S. H.
Rossman. © 1c Mar. 1, 1928; E
686491; Samuel H. Rossman, Rox-
bury, Mass. 7725
Your eyes; from Three musketeers,
words by P. G. Wodehouse, music
by Rudolf Friml; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Mar.:9, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 12;
E 6838380; Harms, ine., New York.
' 7726
Your mother’s going to leave you bye
and bye; ballad, words by John HE.
Guernsey, music by Floyd Thomp-
son. © Mar. 24, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 27;
EK 687178; Thompson and Guernsey,
Indianapolis. T7127
Your voice; words and melody by H.
B. Toucey. © 1c. Mar. 26, 1928;
E 688285; Helen Brammell Toucey,
New York. (728
Yours sincerely; words and melody:
by J..R. Johnson. © 1 ¢.: Mar. 12,
1928; E 686831; J. Rosamond John-
son, New York. ((29
Yseult; de Maurice Hermite, of
France; orch. avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Mar. 23, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 28;
E 689064; Enoch & cie., Paris. 7730
Yummy yum yum; fox trot, words by
Harry Tilsley, music by Harry Adler,
of Great Britain; pf. and ukulele
ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Feb. 14, 1928; 1 c Mar.
10; E 685743; Cecil Lennox, Itd.,
London. 7731
Yvette und ihre freunde; operette in
3 akten, von Rudolf Oesterreicher u.
Wilhelm Sterk, musik von Michael
Krausz, of Hungary; vollstindiger
klavierauszug mit text. © Feb. 8,
1928; 1 ce. Mar. 29; E 689092; Drei
masken-verlag, a. g., Berlin. 7732
og]
7733-7744
Zampa (Die Marmorbraut); ouver-
ture, von L. Hérold, arr. von Leopold
Weninger, of Austria; orch. mit pf.-
organ direction. © Feb. 20, 1928;
1c. Mar. 9; E 685709; D. Rahter,
Leipzig. 7733
Zar (Der) lasst sich photographieren ;
opera buffa in einem akt, yon Georg
Kaiser, musik von Kurt Weill, of
Germany, op. 21; klavierauszug mit,
text von Edwin Stein. © Dec. 12,
1920 3 2.@< Jan.yl3,, IS28: cD 27257:
Universal edition actiengesellschaft,
Vienna, (734
Zaruczyny w Ameryci; melody by P.
Humeniuk. pt. 1, pt. 2. ©1c¢. each
Mar. 12, 1928; E 6838807, 683808;
Paul Humeniuk, New York.
(735, T736
Ziege und bock; nach einer schlesischen
volksweise, textdichter unbekannt,
musik von Ludwig Ptitz, of , Ger-
many; mi&nnerchor. 4to. © Nov.
11, 1926; 1 c. Mar. 2, 1928; B 685596;
P. J. Tonger, Cologne, a.Rh., Ger- [|
many. T7137
Zilcher (Paul) 5 leichte violinstticke;
von P. Zilcher, of Germany, op. 215;
mit klavierbegleitung. 1. Melodie.
[4 others] © Aug. 28, 1927; 1 «.
Mar. 2, 1928; HE 685619; P. J. Tonger,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, Mus, B. 2a
Zizzy-zum-dippy; words and music by
H. Smythe. San Francisco, Fisk
music pub. co. © Mar. 15, 1928; 2c.
Mar. 13; E 686823; Horace Smythe,
San Francisco. T739
Znaszych stron oberek; by M. V. Paja-
kowski; violin. 1. ¢.eMar' a0,
1928; E 688426; Matthew V. Paja-
kowski, Buffalo. 7740
Zu Riidesheim in der drosselgass; lied
und blues, text und musik von Paul
Mania, of Germany; salon-orch. mit
Di... direlktion., @ 4ho: Dee. 15,
1927; 1 c. Mar. 2, 1928; BH 685570:
P. J. Tonger, Cologne/Rhine, Ger-
many. T741
Zu Rtidesheim in der drosselgass;
worte u. musik yon Paul Mania, of
Germany. © Nov. 15, 1927; 1 ec.
Mar. 2, 1928; E 685618; P. J. Tonger,
Cologne, a/Rh., Germany. 7742
Zur guten stunde; sammlung von Carl
_ Ganschals, of Germany, der belieb-
testen volks-tanz u. salonmelodien
ein supplement zu jeder klavier-
schule, bearb. von Herm. Wenzel;
pf. bd. 1. © Dee. 10, 1927; 1 «.
Feb. 27, 1928; E 685218; Fr. Portius,
Leipzig. 7743
2°me Ave Maria; par Cesare Galeotti,
of Italy, op. 160; chant, avec ace.
d’orgue ou de pf. © Dec. 31, 1927;
1c. Feb. 27, 1928; E 685378; Henry
Cologne/Rhine, Germany. (738 Lemoine et cie., Paris. 1744
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1928:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 16 unpublished) —_ 63
Class HE, Musical compositions (including 2,279 unpublished) __________ 7, 681
otal nc 22 ln Oe: Wy Pe NE a 7, T44
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LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT
moo TO REN PeWevye OO UNDER) SEC cde Gre bik AGT) F
MARCH 4, 1909
Adieu (L’) (The farewell) ; nocturne,
by René Favarger, ed. and fingered
bys BY Oesterle;.. pf. |. ©»... Louis
Oesterle, New York, as the -author
of the editing. R 48608, Dec. 7,
1927. 1
Air de ballet; by A. Korestchenko, op.
33, no. 3, ed. and fingered by L.
Oesterle; pf. © Louis Oesterle,
New York, as the author of the
Sorin hyaouls, Dec. “f° 1927. 2
Always show your colors; words and
music by Neal A. McAuley [pseud.
of Charles H. Gabriel] © Charles
H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the
author. R 48699, Jan. 21, 1928. 38
And that is what we need; gospel
song, words and music by P. P. Bil-
horn; quartet. © Peter Philip Bil-
horn, Chicago, as the author. R
43409, Feb. 18, 1928. 4
Andante cantabile; by Isaac Van
Vieck Flagler; organ. © Emma
Flagler Anderson, Auburn, N. Y.,
as the child of the deceased author.
R 48629, Sept. 24, 1927. 5
Angels, sing on; gospel song, words
by Faber, music by P. P. Bilhorn;
4 voices. © Peter Philip Bilhorn,
Chicago, as the author. R 43389,
Feb. 18, 1928. 6
At a pantomime; words by Grace
Goodale, music by J. H. Rogers. ©
James H. Rogers, Cleveland, as the
author of the music. R 48794, Mar.
14, 1928. . 7
Au revoir; from Suite characteristic,
by A. Oldberg; pf. © Arne Old-
berg, Evanston, Ill., as the author.
R 438207, Jan. 27, 1928. 8
Auber (Daniel Francois Esprit) Le
macon; arr. by T. M. Tobani; orch.
© Theodore M. Tobani, Jackson
Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the author
of the arrangement. R 43716, Feb.
27, 1928. 9
[7744]
Aunt Hannah; selection, by A. B.
Sloane, arr. by Karl L. Hoschna ;
pf. © Hettie Hoschna, Patchogue,
L. I., N. Y., as the widow of the
author of the arrangement. R
43688, Dec. 31, 1927. 10
Aunt Hannah; selections, by A. B.
Sloane, arr. by Karl Hoschna; pf.
© Hettie Hoschna, Patchogue, L. I.,
N. Y., as the widow of the author
of the arrangement. R 43298, Jan.
26, 1928. 11
Banner of the sea; music by L. O.
Emerson. © Mabel Emerson, Ar-
lington, Mass., as the child of the
deceased author. R 43253, Feb. 17,
1928. 12
Barecarolle; from Oberon, transcrip-
tion by James G. Barnett, ed. and
fingered by lL. Ogesterle; pf. ©
Louis Oesterle, New York, as the
author of the editing. R 438614,
Dec. 7, 1927. 13
Be near me, O my Father; hymn an-
them, by C. C. Stearns; mixed
voices. © Florence B. Condy, Bos-
ton, as the executor of the author.
R 48288, Feb. 10, 1928. 14
Beautiful beams of sunshine; gospel
song, words and music by P. P. Bil-
horn; quartet. © Peter Philip Bil-
horn, Chicago, as the author. R
43414, Feb. 18, 1928. 15
Beautiful (The) gate; gospel song,
words by J. R. C., music and arr.
of words by P. P. Bilhorn; quartet.
© Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as
the author. R 438422, Feb. 18, 1928.
16
Beautiful golden keys; words by Ida
Scott Taylor, music by Arthur W.
Nelson. © Flora Nelson Barry,
Central Lake, Mich., as the next of
kin of the author of the music, who
is not living. R 48236, Feb. 10,
1928. 1 4
393
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7744 (18)
pt. 11, N.'s:, Vv. Ze
Beautiful visions of paradise; words
by Arthur J. Lamb, music by H. C.
Verner. © Harry C. Verner, Oak
Park, Ill., as the author. R 43335,
Feb. 10. 1928. 18
Because I am your friend; words and
music by C. J.-Bond. © Carrie
Jacobs-Bond, Hollywood, Calif., as
the author. R 43582, Feb. 25, 1928.
19
Believe and receive; gospel song,
words by H. B. Townsend, music
by P. P. Bilhorn; 4° voices. ©
Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as
the author. R 48383, Feb. 18, 1928.
20
Beneath the cross of Jesus; gospel
song, words by H. C. C., music arr.
by “P."P2’Bilhorn’;. "4 "verees. ©
Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as the
author. R 48377, Feb. 18, 1928. 21
Benedictus; music by W. L. Blumen-
schein. © Ernest L. Blumenschein,
Taos, N. M., George Blumenschein,
Dayton, O., Florence Blumenschein
Rowe, New Rochelle, N. Y., as the
enildren of the deceased author. R
43256, Feb. 17, 1928. 22
Bethlehem’s star; song for Christmas,
by C. C. Stearns. © Florence B.
Condy, Boston, as the executrix of
the author. R 438289, Feb. 10, 1928.
23
Birds on wing; words by H. Boulton,
music by E. German. © Harold
Boulton, London, as the author of
the words, and Edward German,
London, as the author of the music.
R 43263, Jan. 25, 1928. 24
Birthday march; by A. Schroeder; pf.
© Adolph Schroeder, New York, as
the author. R 438337, Feb. 10, 1928.
E 25
Birthday of freedom; words by E. H.
Hewitt, music by E. S. Lorenz. ©
Edmund §. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author. R, 48250, Feb. 15, 1928.
26
Black Virginia boy; words by Richard
Henry Buck, music by A. Geibel.
© Adam Geibel, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 43328, Feb. 20, 1928. 27
Blessed be the Lord; music by L. O.
Emerson. © Mabel Emerson, Arling-
ton, Mass., as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 43244, Feb. 11,
1928. 28
Bliss (The) of loving Thee; gospel
song, music by Thos. Sullivan, arr.
by P. P. Bilhorn; quartet. © Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as the
author of the arrangement. R 43426,
Feb, 18, 1928. 29
Blood (The) of Jesus; music by E. 8.
Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as the author. .R 48257,
Feb. 17, 1928. 30
Bohm (Carl) Intermezzo; rey. and
fingered by G. Saenger; violin and
pf. © Gustav Saenger, New York,
as the author of the revision. R
43709, Feb. 27, 1928. a1
Praeludium ; rev. and fingered by
G. Saenger; violin and pf. © Gustav
Saenger, New York, as the author of
the revision. R 43705, Feb. 27, 1928.
32
Branch (The) of healing; gospel song,
- words by Flora Kirkland, music by
P. P. Bilhorn; quartet. © Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as the
author. R 43421, Feb. 18, 1928. 33
Broadway to Tokio; march, by A. B.
Sloane, arr. by Frank W. Meacham ;
pf. © Isabel Meacham Fay, New
York, as the next of kin of the
author of the arrangement. R 43295,
Jan, 26, 1928. 34
Broadway to Tokio; selection, by A. B.
Sloane, arr by Frank W. Meacham;
pf. © Isabel Meacham Fay, New
York, as the next of kin of the
author of the arrangement. R 43297,
Jan. 26, 1928. 35
Broadway to Tokio; waltzes. by A. B.
Sloane, arr. by Frank W. Meacham ;
pf. © Isabel Meacham Fay, New
York, as the next of kin of the
author of the arrangement. R 43296,
Jan, 26, 1928. 36
Brockway (Howard) Capriccio; op.
25, no. 1. © Howard Brockway,
New York, as the author. R 48276.
Dee. 31, 1927. 37
March; op. 25. © Howard Brock-
way. New York, as the author. R
43277, Dec. 31, 1927. 38
Brook (The); song by Dolores, music
by Willie Pape, op. 34, ed. and fin-
gered by L. Oesterle; pf. © Louis
Oesterle, New York, as the author
of the editing and fingering. R
43282, Dec. 31, 1927. 39
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no. 3, 1928
(61) 7744
Brownies’ festival; by W. C. E. See-
boeck; pf. © Mabel B. Seeboeck,
Chicago, as the widow of the author.
R 43782, Mar. 14, 1928. 40
Burgomaster (The); overture, pro-
logue, cho. of Dutch girls, lyrics by
Frank Pixley, music by Gustav
Luders; instrumental selection. ©
Gustav W. Chase, Brooklyn, as the
next. of kin of the author of the
music, who is not living. R 48304,
Feb. 21, 1928. 41
Butterfly; by W. C. EH. Seeboeck; pf.
© Mabel B. Seeboeck, Chicago, as
the widow of the author. R 438783,
Mar. 14, 1928. ; 42
Calling, oh, hear Him; gospel song,
words and music by P. P. Bilhorn;
quartet. © Peter Philip Bilhorn,
Chicago, as the author. R 438402,
Feb. 18, 1928. 43
Cantiléne; by Isaac Van _ Vleck
Flagler; organ. © Emma Flagler
Anderson, Auburn, N. Y., as. the
child of the deceased author. R
43642, Sept. 24, 1927. 44
Cantiléne pastorale; by Isaac Van
Fleck Flagler; organ. © Emma
Flagler Anderson, Auburn, N. Y., as
the child of the deceased author. R
43647, Sept. 24, 1927. 45
Canzonetta; by Carl Bohm, rev. and
fingered by G. Saenger; violin and
pf. © Gustav Saenger, New York,
as the author of the revision. R
43706, Feb. 27, 1928. 46
Celebrated classical pieces; by vari-
ous authors, facilitated for small
hands and carefully fingered by
H. M., compiled by W. Pond. Ed.
Pond. © Warren Pond, New York,
as the author of the compilation.
R 48589, Jan. 10, 1928. AT
Celestial voices; by Isaac Van Vleck
Flagler; organ. © Emma Flagler
Anderson, Auburn, N. Y., as the
child of the deceased author. R
43636, Sept. 24, 1927. 48
Chant-pastorale; by Isaac Van Vleck
Flagler; organ. © Emma Flagler
Anderson, Auburn, N. Y., as. the
child of the deceased author. R
43637, Sept. 24, 1927. 49
Child (The) among the Nazareth
hills; words by E. E. Hewitt, music
by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author.
R 43228, Feb. 10, 1928. 50
Child (The) of Nazareth; Children’s
day service, text by E. E. Hewitt,
music by E. 8S. Lorenz. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author.
R 48225, Feb. 10, 1928. 51
Christ is coming; gospel song, words
and music by P. P. Bilhorn; quar-
tet. © Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chi-
cago, as the author. R 43411, Feb.
18, 1928, 52
Christ is risen; words by Julia H.
Burnard, music by C. H. Gabriel.
© Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley,
Calif., as the author. R 48603, Feb.
25, 1928. 53
Cloud (The) and fire; words and mu-
sic by C. A. Miles. © C. Austin
Miles, Philadelphia, as the author.
R 48202, Jan. 24, 1928. 54
Come where the river winds; four-
part song, words by Mary M. Leigh-
ton, music by A. Geibel; mixed
voices. © Adam Geibel, Philadel-
phia, as the author. R 48322, Feb.
20, 1928. 5d
Coneone (Joseph) Fifteen studies in
style and expression; op. 25, ed. and
fingered by L. Oesterle; pf. ©
Louis Oesterle, New York, as the
author of the editing. R 48605,
Dee. 7, 1927. 56
Twenty-five melodic studies for
piano; op. 24, ed. and fingered by
L. Oesterle. © Louis Oesterle, New
York, as the author of the editing.
R 48606, Dec. 7, 1927. 57
—— 20 studies on the singing touch;
op. 30, ed. and fingered by L.
Oesterle; pf. © Louis Oesterle,
New York, as the author of the edit-
ing. R 43622, Dec. 7, 1927. 58
Consider the lillies; gospel song,
words by Jennie EH. Hussey, music
by P. P. Bilhorn; 4 voices. © Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as the au-
‘thor. R 438375, Feb. 18, 1928. 59
Contemplation; by Isaac Van Vleck
Flagler; organ. © Emma Flagler
Anderson, Auburn, N. Y., as the
child of the deceased author. R
43645, Sept. 24, 1927. 60
Country dance; from Nell Gwyn three
dances, by E. German; pf. © EHd-
ward German, London, as the au-
thor. -R 48267, Jan. 25, 1928. 61
399
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7744 (62)
pt. TRS. iV. 28
Crack (The) o’ the whip; march and
two step, by S. R. Henry [pseud.
of . H.-R. Stern}; 1st, violin... “©
Henry R. Stern, New York, as the
author. R 43340, Feb. 11, 1928. 62
characteristie march
two-step, by R. B. Hall. 1. Pf—
2. Band.—s8. Oreh—4. 2 mands.,
guit.: and. pf. © Isabelle Hall-
Philbrook, Lynn, Mass., as the
widow of the author. R 43800-
438038, Mar. 7, 1928. 63-66
Crickets carnival; by Duncan J. Muir
[pseud. of K. Stege]; pf. © Katie
Stege, New York, as the author. R
43348, Feb. 15, 1928. 67
Critical (The) seed; words by Mildred
Howells, music by 8. R. Spencer.
S. Reed Spencer, Chicago, as the
Creole queen:
author. R 48217, Feb. 15, 1928. 68
Cui (C.) Intermezzo; ed. and. fin-
gered by L. Oesterle. © Louis
Oesterle, New York, as the author of
the editing and fingering. R 43275
Dec. 31, 1927. 69
Daddy and I; words by Will. Allen
Dromgoole, music by H. W. Loomis.
© Harvey Worthington Loomis
Roxbury, Mass., as the author. R
43671, Dee. 31, 1927. 70
Dare to stand like Joshua; gospel
song, words by C. M. Robinson, mu-
SIG’ by 2.7L. bilnorn > quarter. ©
Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as
the author. R 43406, Feb. 18, 1928.
71
Day by day; gospel song, words by
A. V., music by P. P. Bilhorn; quar-
tet. © Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chi-
cago, as the author. R 43405, Feb.
18, 1928. G2
Deep be thy sleep; music by E. S.
Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as the author. R 43258,
Feb. 17, 1928. 13
De Janon’s (Charles) celebrated com-
positions and arrangements for the
guitar. Edition Pond. © Marie De
Janon, Plainfield, N. J., as the widow
of the author. R 48585, Feb. 28,
1928. 74
Dorothea waltzes; by 8S. P. Harris. ©
Sydney P. Harris, Detroit, as the
author. R 43195, Jan. 24, 1928. 75
Dramatic music, bk. IX; compiled and
arr. by T:;: Ms Tobani; orch.: ©
Theodore M. Tobani, Jackson
Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the author
of the arrangement.
27, 1928. 76
Dreamy days; a spring song in winter,
words from the Atlanta Constitution,
music by Robert Ashford [pseud. of
William Arms Fisher] © William
Arms Fisher, Boston, as the author.
R 438220, Feb. 14, 1928. 17
Droop weeping willows ; words by H.
H. Hewitt, music by. E.. S. Lorenz.
© Bdmund 8. Lorenz, Dayton, O.
as the author. R 43248, Feb. 15,
1928. 78
Waster (The) bell ringers ; carol, words
and music by Laura Sedgwick Col-
lings; men’s voices. © Elizabeth
Owen, New York, as the executrix of
the author. R 43692, Jan. 30, 1928.
9
by Isaac Van Vleck
Fiagler; organ. ©.Hmma Flagler
Anderson, Auburn, N. Y., as the
child of the deceased author. R
43640, Sept. 24, 1927. 80
Echoes of the forest; waltz by F. H.
R 43712, Feb.
b
Haster mareh;
Losey; band. ' ©! E.° H.~ Lesey,
Orange, N. J., as the author of the
arrangement. R 48775, Mar. 14,
1928. 81
by Isaac Van Vleck
© Emma Flagler
Auburn, N. Y., as the
Evening prayer ;
Flagler; organ.
Anderson,
child of the deceased author. R
43631, Sept. 24, 1927. 82
Hvening song; by A. Schroeder; pf.
© Adolph Schroeder, New York, as
the author. R 438336, Feb. 10, 1928.
83
Face (The) at the window; words by
Flora J. Tubbs, music by P. P. Bil-
horn. © Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chi-
cago, as the author. R 48410, Feb.
18, 1928. 84
Fair Bohemia; from A royal rogue,
words by Grant Stewart, music by
Wm. T. Francis;) (© Bmily:;T.
Francis, New York, as the widow of
the author. R 43685, Dec. 31, 1927.
85
Fair flowers; words by H. Boulton,
music by E. German. © Harold
Boulton, London, as the author of the
words, and Edw ard German, London,
as the author of the music. R 48265,
Jan. 25, 1928. 86
Fair is the morning; words by Mrs.
M. M. Culter, music by H. 8. Lorenz.
396
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no. 3, 1928
© Edmund §. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author. R 43241, Feb. 11, 1928.
87
Fairy echoes; danse caprice, by C. W.
Krogmann; pf. © Carrie Williams
Krogmann, Marblehead, Mass., as
the author. R 48813, Mar. 7, 1928.
88
Fanchette; entre’ acte, by T. Ben-
dix; pf. © Theodore Bendix,
Los Angeles, as the author. R 438691,
Dec. 31, 1927. 8S
Fantasy on themes by Weber; arr. by
R: Favarger, op. 4, ed. and fingered
by L. Oesterle; pf. © Louis Oesterle,
New York, as the author of the edit-
ing and fingering. R 43280, Dec. 31,
1927. 90
Festival march; by Isaac Van Vleck
Flagler; organ. © Emma Flagler
Anderson, Auburn, N. Y., as the
child of the deceased author. R
43688, Sept. 24, 1927. 91
Firefiies ballet; Japanese ballet, from
From Broadway to Tokio, by Regi-
nald De Koven. © Anna F. De
Koven, New York, as the widow of
the author. R 43273, Dec. 31, 1927.
92
First (The) Easter dawn; words by
Julia E. Burnard, music by C. H.
Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif., as the author. R
43602, Feb. 25, 1928. 93
First steps in pianoforte study; com-
piled by Theodore Presser. © Exe-
cutors of the estate of Theodore
Presser, i. e., Richard L. Austin,
David W. Banks, Henry E. Baton
and others, Philadelphia, as execu-
tors of the author. R 43808, Mar. 13,
1928. 94
Flagler (Isaac Van _ Vleck) Im-
promptu; organ. © Emma Flagler
Anderson, Auburn, N. Y., as the
child of the deceased author. R
43646, Sept. 24, 1927. 95
— Intermezzo; organ. © Emma
Flagler Anderson, Auburn, N. Y., as
the child of the deceased author. R
43643, Sept. 24, 1927. 96
For every good and perfect gift; gos-
pel song, words by J. E. H., arr. by
P. P. Bilhorn, music by P. P. Bil-
horn; 4 voices. © Peter Philip Bil-
horn, Chicago, as the author. R
43369, Feb. 18, 1928. 97
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For us the Lamb was slain; words by
Mrs. Arthur W. Nelson, music by A.
W. Nelson. © Flora Nelson Barry,
Centi'al Lake, Mich., as the next of
kin of the author of music, who is
not living. R 48251, Feb. 15, 1928.
98
Fortune (The) telling man; words and
music by Williams and Walker. ©
Lottie Williams, New York, as the
widow of Bert A. Williams. R
43339, Feb. 11, 1928. 99
Foxy Quiller; vocal gems, words by
Harry B. Smith, music by Reginald
De Koven.’ © Anna F. De Koven,
New York, as the widow of the au-
thor. R 48667, Dec. 1, 1927. 100
Friulein Loreley; potpourri aus der
oper, von P. Lincke; pf. © Paul
Lincke, Berlin, as the author. R
43308, Jan. 21, 1928. 101
Frisky little fire. flies; by Duncan J.
Muir [pseud. of K. Stege]; pf.
Katie Stege, New York, as the au-
thor. R 48352, Feb. 15, 1928. 102
Full assurance; gospel song, words by
Neva Parkhill Prentice, music by P.
P. Bilhorn; 4 voices. © Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as the au-
thor. R 438387, Feb. 18, 1928. 103
Full (The) reward; gospel song, words
by J. W. Chapman, music by P. P.
Bilhorn; 4 voices. © Peter Philip
Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author. R
43401, Feb. 18, 1928. 104
Funeral march; by Isaac Van Vieck
Flagler; organ. © Emma Flagler
Anderson, Auburn, N. Y., as the
child of the deceased author. R
43644, Sept. 24, 1927. 105
Funeral march; by W. C. E. Seeboeck;
pf. © Mabel B. Seeboeck, Chicago,
as the widow of the author. R
43780, Mar. 14, 1928. 106
Give praise; gospel song, words and
music by P. P. Bilhorn; 4 voices. ©
Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as
the author. R 483872, Feb. 18, 1928.
107
Give us love, give us peace; words by
Jean Ingelow, music by E. R. Kroe-
ger, op. 44, no. 3; high and low voice.
© Ernst R. Kroeger, St. Louis, as
the author of the music. R 48807,
Mar. 7, 1928. 108
Go, bring them back; gospel song,
words by C. D. Meigs, music by P.
P. Bilhorn; quartet. © Peter Philip
397.
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7744 (109)
Go bring them back—Continued.
Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author. R
43424, Feb. 18, 1928. 109
Go in His name; gospel song, music
by F. E. Belden, words and arr. of
music by P. P. Bilhorn; quartet. ©
Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as
the author of the words and ar-
rangement of music. R 48412, Feb.
18, 1928. 110
God is everywhere; words by Adaline
H. Berry, music by C. A. Miles. ©
C. Austin Miles, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 43201, Jan. 24,1928. 111
God will care for you; words by Julia
E. Burnard, musie by C. H. Gabriel.
© Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley,
Calif., as the author. R 438598, Feb.
25 1928. 112
Going to church with mother; words
and music by C. J.-Bond. © Carrie
Jacobs-Bond, Hollywood, Calif., as
the author. R 43583, Feb. 25, 1928.
‘ 113
Golden harps are sounding; WHaster
earol, words from the hymnal, music
by. F-H. Brackett. © Frank | H.
Brackett, Ashland, Mass., as the
author of the music. R 438584, Feb.
28, 1928. 114
Golden (The) road; reverie, by H.
Engelmann, op. 415; pf. © Marie
C. Engelmann, Philadelphia, as the
widow of the author. R 48827, Mar.
15, 1928. 115
Gondellied (Gondola song); by Carl
Bohm, rey. and fingered by G. Saen-
ger; violin and pf. © Gustav Saen-
ger, New York, as the author of the
revision. R 43708, Feb. 27, 1928.
116
Good-bye dear home; four-part song,
words by Alice Jean Cleator, music
by Karl Linders [pseud. of A. Gei-
bel] ; mixed voices. © Adam Geibel,
Philadelphia, as the author. R
43323, Feb. 20, 1928. 117
Grand polka de concert; by William
Vincent Wallace, ed. and fingered by
L. Oesterle; pf. © Louis Oesterle,
New York, as the author of the edit-
ing. R 48619, Dec. 7, 1927. 118
Grant us Thy peace; hymn, by A.
Geibel; mixed voices. © Adam
Geibel, Philadelphia, as the author.
R 43284, Feb. 9, 1928. 119
Grasshopper dance; by Duncan J.
Muir [pseud. of K. Stege]; pf. ©
pt. 111, Ros8.,-9.-23
Katie Stege, New York, as the au-
thor. R 43349, Feb. 15, 1928. 120
Gray (The) eagle; overture, by Wil-
liam F. Kretschmer, op. 108; orch.
© Agatha Kretschmer, San Fran-
cisco, as the widow of the author.
R 43715, Feb. 27, 1928. a1
Graziosa; overture, by William F.
Kretschmer, op. 107; oreh ©
Agatha Kretschmer, San Francisco,
as the widow of the author. R
43711, Feb. 27, 1928. 122
Gypsy love song; by Victor Herbert,
arr. by’ T. P) Trinkaus {eit wee.
P. Trinkaus, Stamford, Conn., as the
author of the arrangement. R 42784,
Mar. 2, 1928. 123
Hail, the starry Flag; gospel song,
words by Ada Blenkhorn, music by
EK. M. Herndon, arr. by P. P. Bil-
horn; 4 voices. © Peter Philip Bil-
horn, Chicago, as the author of the
arrangement. R 43394, Feb. 18,
1928. ‘124
Happy in His love; gospel song, words
by Nellie M. Bilhorn. music by P.
P. Bilhorn ; 4 voices. © Peter Philip
Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author. R
43398, Feb. 18, 1928. 125
Happy in Jesus always; gospel song,
words and music by P. P. Bilhorn;
4 voices. © Peter Philip Bilhorn,
Chicago, as the author. R 48399,
Feb. 18, 1928. 126
He’s all the world to me; sacred song,
words and music by Ben Hains
[pseud of Charles H. Gabriel] ©
Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author. R 48698, Jan. 21,
1928. 127
He satisfies my soul; gospel song,
words by Robt. Johnson, music by
P. P. Bilhorn; quartet. © Peter
Philip Bilhorn,. Chicago, as_ the
author. R 438408, Feb. 18, 1928. 128
He that winneth souls, is wise; gospel
gong, words by John R. Clements,
music by P. P. Bilhorn; quartet. ©
Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as the
author. R 43419, Feb. 18, 1928. 129
Heldenlied (Ein) (A hero song); by
Heine, English words by J. R. M.,
music by Ethelbert Nevin, op. 28,
no. 7 © Anne Paul Nevin, New
York, as the widow of the author
of the music. R 48787, Mar. 14, 1928.
; 130
Hi Henry’s triumphal; march, by O. R.
Farrar; band. © Sarah Farrar,
398
RENEWALS
no. 3, 1928
Long Beach, Calif., as the widow of
the author. R 438720, Feb. 27, 1928.
to
Hodge, Podge & co.; waltzes, by John
iW. Bratton; arr. by Karl’ L.
Hoschna; pf. © Hettie Hoschna,
Patchogue, L. I., N. Y., as the widow
of the author of the arrangement.
R 48292, Feb. 1, 1928. ga
Holy, holy, holy; anthem for Trinity-
tide or general use, words by Regi-
nald Heber, music by H. J. Storer.
© Henry J. Storer, Belmont, Mass.,
as the author. R 48593, Feb. 23,
1928. 133
Home (The) in the sweet by and by;
gospel song, words and music by P.
P. Bilhorn; 4 voices. © Peter Philip
Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author. R
43384, Feb. 18, 1928. 134
Honey Nell; words by George Hobart,
music by A. B. Sloane. © Mae
Sloane, Pasadena, as the widow of
the author. R 48678, Dec. 31, 1927.
135
Hosanna to Jesus above; words by HB.
E. Hewitt, music by E. S. Lorenz. ©
Edmund §S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author. R 43230, Feb. 10, 1928.
136
Hunting song; by W. C. HE. Seeboeck;
pf. © Mabel B. Seeboeck, Chicago,
as the widow of the author. R
438784, Mar. 14, 1928. ak
I heard the yoice of angels; poem by
Maybury Fleming, music by A. E.
Wier, op. 26. © Albert E. Wier,
Brooklyn, as the author. R 43832,
Mar. 16, 1928. 138
I’m looking for an angel; words by
Jean C. Havéz, music by A. B.
Sloane. © Mae Sloane, Pasadena,
as the widow of the author. R
43690, Dee. 31, 1927. 139
I sigh for a change; vocal selection,
words by E. Smith. music by John
Stromberg; pf. © Edgar Smith,
New York, as the author of words.
R 42782, Oct. 29, 1927. 140
I sigh for a change; words by E.
Smith, music by John Stromberg. ©
Edgar Smith, New York, as the
author of the words. R 42781, Feb.
1, 1928. 141
I will give you rest; duet, music by
H. W. Porter; sop. and alto. ©
Harry W. Porter, Loch Raven, Mda.,
as the author. R 48318, Feb. 24,
1928. 142
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I will lift up mine eyes; anthem, by
Cc. C. Stearns; mixed voices. ©
Florence B. Condy, Boston, as the
executrix of the author. R 43291,
Feb. 10, 1928. 143
Illinois for the Lord; gospel song,
words and music by P. P. Bilhorn; 4
voices. © Peter Philip Bilhorn,
Chicago, as the author. R 43391,
Feb. 18, 1928. 144
Im mondenlicht (By moonlight) ; noc-
turne, by Albert Jungmann, op. 314,
no. 2, ed. and fingered by .L.
Oesterle; pf. © Louis Oesterle,
New York, as the author of the edit-
ing. R 48609, Dec. 7, 1927. 145
In blue Manila Bay; song and march,
words and music by N. R. Winkley.
© Nora Robinson Winkley, Minne-
apolis, as the author. R 43310, Feb.
18, 1928. 146
In peace eternal; funeral march, by
W. H. Scouton; band. © William
H. Scouton, Fostoria, O., as the au-
thor of the arrangement. R 438774,
Mar. 14, 1928. 147
In summer time; words by H. Boul-
ton, music by E. German. © Harold
Boulton, London, as the author of
the words, and Hdward German,
London, as the author of the music.
R 43264, Jan. 25, 1928. 148
In the night watches; words by BH. H.
Hewitt, music by E. S. Lorenz. ©
Edmund §S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author. R 438249, Feb. 15, 1928.
149
In the palace of the King; sacred
song, words and music by J. Jordan.
© Julian Jordan, Mt. Vernon, N. Y.,
as the author. R 438829, Mar. 16,
1928. 150
In the upper garden; words and mu-
sic. by C. A. Miles. © C. Austin
Miles, Philadelphia, as the author.
R 438205, Jan. 24, 1928. 151
In Thy name; gospel song, words and
musie by P. P. Bilhorn; 4 voices.
© Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as
the author. R 43400, Feb. 18, 1928.
152
Invocation; by Isaac Van _ Vleck
Flagler; organ. © Emma Flagler
Anderson, Auburn, N. Y., as the
child of the deceased author. R
43650, Sept. 24, 1927. 153
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Invocation; hymn anthem, words by
J. Harvey Lyon, music by EK. L.
Ashford. © Emma UL. Ashford,
Nashville, as the author. R 48255,
Feb. 17, 1928. 154
Ireland a gra ma chree; words and
music by C. Olcott. © Chauncey
Olcott, Saratoga Springs, N. Y., as
the author. R 48676, Dec. 31, 1927.
155
Italian romance; by Carl Bohm, rev.
and fingered by G. Saenger; violin
and pf. © Gustav Saenger, New
York, as the author of the revision.
R 48707, Feb. 27, 1928. 156
gesu dyra ord; ord och musik af N. L.
Ridderhof. © Nicholas Lambert
Ridderhof, Los Angeles, as the au-
thor. R 43730, Mar. 5, 1928. LG
Jesus has come to abide; gospel song,
words arr. and music by P. P. Bil-
horn; 4 voices. © Peter Philip Bil-
horn, Chicago, as the author: R
43396, Feb. 18, 1928. 158
gesus lives; words by Julia H.
Burnard, music by C. H. Gabriel.
© Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley,
Calif., as the author. R 48599, Feb.
20; 11928. 159
gesus, our Master; gospel song, words
by Ada Blenkhorn, music by P. P.
Bilhorn; 4 voices. © Peter Philip
Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author. R
43404, Feb. 18, 1928. 160
Joy, joy, “tis Children’s day; words
by Ida Scott Taylor, music by E. S.
Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as the author. R 48229,
Feb. 10, 1928. 161
Joy of forgiveness; words and music
by A. S.’ De Yoe [pseud. of C. H.
Gabriel] © Charles H. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif., as the author. R
43697, Jan. 21, 1928. 162
Joyful tidings; gospel song, words and
music by P. P. Bilhorn; 4 voices.
© Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as
the author. R 48374, Feb. 18, 1928.
163
Just a ray of sunshine; gospel song,
words by Ada Blenkhorn, music by
P. P., Bilhorn 4. veices.. .@. Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as the au-
thor. R 43373, Feb. 18, 1928. 164
Just at the turn of the tide; words
and music by C. Shackford. ©
Charles Shackford, New York, as
the author. R 438830, Mar. 16, 1928.
165
Just for today; from The viceroy,
words by Harry B. Smith, music by
Victor Herbert. © Harry B. Smith,
New York, as the author of the
words, Ella Herbert, New York,
and Clifford Herbert, Berlin, as the
children of the deceased author of
the music. R 43682, Dec. 31, 1927.
166
Just to remind me of you; words and
music by Henry W. Petrie. © Julia
C. Petrie, Chicago, as the widow of
the author. R 48656, Dee. 1, 1927.
167
Katydids concert; by Duncan J. Muir
[pseud. of K. Stege]; pf. © Katie
Stege, New York, as the author. R
43347, Feb. 15, 1928. 168
Kvillen skymmer; ord af M. T., musik
af N. L. Ridderhof. © Nicholas
Lambert Ridderhof, Los Angeles, as
the author. R 48728, Mar. 5, 1928.
169
Kvittra lilla fagel; ord och musik af
N. L. Ridderhof. © Nicholas Lam-
bert Ridderhof, Los Angeles, as the
author. R 438729, Mar. 5, 1928. 170
Lady-bug, lady bug fly away home;
by Duncan J. Muir [pseud. of K.
Stege] © Katie Stege, New York,
as the author. R 438350, Feb. 15,
1928. 171
Laendler; by Carl Bohm; rev. and
fingered by G. Saenger; violin and
pf. © Gustav Saenger, New York,
as the author of the revision. R
43710, Feb. 27, 1928. 12
Last idea; by Carl Maria von Weber,
fantasia by Henri Cramer, op. 74,
no. 4, ed. and fingered by Louis
Oesterle; pf. © Louis Oesterle,
New York, as the author of the
editing and fingering. R 43298, Dec.
Sy AO HG
Let us be kind; words by Ida Scott
Taylor, music by E. 8. Lorenz.
Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author. R 48234, Feb. 10, 1928.
174
Let us help each other on; gospel
song, words and music by P. P.
Bilhorn; 4 yoices. © Peter Philip
Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author. R
43397, Feb. 18, 1928. 175
Liedechen (Hin) (A little song); by
Heine, English words by J. R. M.,
music by Hthelbert Nevin, op. 28,
no. 8. © Anne Paul Nevin, New
York, as the widow of the author
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of the music. R 438788, Mar. 14,
1928. 176
Life immortal; Easter song, by C. C.
Stearns. © Florence B. Condy,
Boston, as the executrix of the au-
thor. R 43283, Feb. 9, 1928. 177
Little (The) cavalier march; by A.
Wooler; pf. Alfred Wooler,
Buffalo, as the author. R 43826,
Mar. 13, 1928. 178
Little primrose redowa; by 8S. H. Wii-
liams [pseud. of G. D. Barnard] ;
orch. © George D. Barnard, Mays-
ville, Ky., as the author of the ar-
rangement. R 43776, Mar. 14, 1928.
179
Little thoughts for Jesus; words by
Ida Scott Taylor, music by E. S.
Lorenz. © Edmund 8S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as the author. R 438238,
Feb. 10, 1928. 180
Living where the healing waters flow;
gospel song, words and music by
P. P. Bilhorn. © Peter Philip Bil-
horn, Chicago, as the author. R
43423, Feb. 18, 1928. 181
Look away to Jesus and be saved;
gospel song, words by Ada Blenk-
horn, music by P. P. Bilhorn; quar-
tet. © Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chi-
cago, as the author. R 48420, Feb.
18, 1928. 182
Look to Jesus when in trouble; gospel
‘song, words by G. W. S., music by
P. P. Bilhorn; 4 voices. © Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as the au-
thor. R 48388, Feb. 18, 1928. 183
Lord (The) be with you; words by
Ida Seott Taylor, music by E. S.
Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as the author. R 48232,
Feb. 10, 1928. 184
Lord (The) is risen today; words by
Julia E. Burnard, music by C. H.
Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif., as the author. R
43597, Feb. 25, 1928. 185
Lord’s (The) my shepherd; vocal solo,
by Jean Bearl [i. e. Jean Bohannon]
© Jean Bohannon, Chicago, as the
author. R 48696, Feb. 11, 1928. 186
Lorna; words by F. E. Weatherly,
music by EH. Newton; no. 3, in G.
© Fred EB. Weatherly, Bath, Eng-
land, as the author of the words,
and Ernest Newton, London, as the
author of the music. R 43270, Jan.
25, 1928. 187
Love can’t say no; song from The
burgomaster, book by Frank Pixley,
music by Gustave Luders. © Gus-
tav W. Chase, Brooklyn, as the next
of kin of the author of the music,
who is not living. R 438305, Feb. 21,
1928. 188
Love may come, love may go; from
The viceroy, words by Harry B.
Smith, music by Victor Herbert. ©
Harry B. Smith, New York, as the
author of the words, Ella Herbert,
New York and Clifford Herbert,
Berlin, as the children of the de-
ceased author of the music. R
43684, Dec. 31, 1927. 189
Love ye one another; words and mu-
sic by C. F. Stayner, op. 12, no. 2.
© Charles Frederick Stayner, Pasa-
dena, as the author. R 48219, Feb.
17, 1928. 190
Love’s sympathy waltz; by W. H. Nel-
SON so ynDr. William H. Nel-
son, New York, as the author. R
43810, Mar. 8, 1928. 191
Loving and serving the Savior; words
by Ida Scott Taylor, musie by J. A.
Parks. © J. A. Parks, York, Neb..
as the author. R 48237, Feb. 10,
1928. 192
Luisa di Montfort; scene and air, by
Michael Bergson, op. 82, arr. by Wil-
liam, F. Kretschmer; orch. ©
Agatha Kretschmer, San Francisco,
as the widow of the author of the
arrangement. R 43718, Feb. 27, 1928.
193
Lullaby; by W. C. E. Seeboeck; pf. ©
Mabel B. Seeboeck, Chicago, as the
widow of the author. R 43785, Mar.
14, 1928. 194
Ma tiger lily; march cakewalk, from
Aunt Hannah, by A. B. Sloane, arr.
by Frank W. Meacham; pf. © Isa-
bel Meacham Fay, New York, as the
next of kin of the author of the ar-
rangement. R 48294, Jan. 26, 1928.
195
MacDowell (Edward Alexander )
Fourth sonata; Keltic, by E. Mac-
Dowell, op. 59; pf. © Marian Mac-
Dowell, Peterborough, N. H., as the
widow of the author. R 438836, Mar.
19, 1928. 196
Mam/’selle; words by Harry B. Smith,
music by <A. Nevin. © Arthur
Nevin, New Canaan, Conn., as the
author. R 48259, Feb. 18, 1928. 197
401
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Mandolin serenade; from Foxy Quil-
ler, words by Harry B. Smith, music
by Reginald De Koven. © Anna F.
De Koven, New York, as the widow
of the author. R 43664, Dec. 1, 1927.
198
March homeward; 4pt. song, words by
Richard Henry Buck, music by A.
Geibel; mixed voices. © Adam Gei-
bel, Philadelphia, as the author. R
43325, Feb. 20, 1928. 199
March of the bersaglieri (Italian rifle-
men); by R. Hilenberg, arr. by L. P.
Laurendeau; band. © Rose Lau-
rendeau, Montreal, Quebec, Canada,
as the widow of the author of the
arrangement. R 48719, Feb. 27,
1928. 200
Marche des petits pierrots; waltz, by
Auguste Bose, arr. by T. M. Tobani;
pf. © Theodore M. Tobani, Jackson
Heights, L. I., N. Y¥., as the author
of the arrangement. R 43717, Feb.
27, 1928. ae |.
Marching along to Zion; words by E.
E. Hewitt, music by E. S. Lorenz.
© Edmund 8. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author. R 48226, Feb. 10, 1928.
202
Meadow (The) lark waltz; by A.
Schroeder; pf. © Adolph Schroeder,
New York, as the author. R 483388,
Feb. 10, 1928. 203
Meditation in EF; by Isaac Van, Vleck
Flagler; organ. © Emma Flagler
Anderson, Auburn, N. Y., as the child
of the deceased author. R 48641,
Sept. 24, 1927. 204
Meeting of the stags; by Carl Henschel
[pseud. of H. C. Verner]; pf. ©
Harry C. Verner, Oak Park, IIll., as
the author. R 43345, Feb. 15, 1928.
205
Memorial day; hallow the beds where
the boys are at rest, words by R. P.
Nevin, music by Ethelbert Nevin. ©
Anne Paul Nevin, New York, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 48777, Mar. 14, 1928. 206
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig
Felix) Mendelssohn’s wedding
march; text and cho. arr. by An-
drew J. Boex. © Louise Boex, Cin-
cinnati, as the widow of the author
of the arrangement. R 43790, Mar.
14, 1928. 207
Scherzo; from Midsummer night’s
dream, arr. by Wm. F. Kretschmer ;
orch. © Agatha Kretschmer, San
pt. 11, N.'Si, v. 23:
Francisco, as the widow of the au-
thor of the arrangement. R 48837,
Mar. 19, 1928. 208.
12 songs without words; op. 19,
no. 1, arr. by Miska Hauser, rey. and
fingered by G. Saenger; violin and
pf. © Gustav Saenger, New York,
as the author of the revision. R
43701, Feb. 27, 1928. 209
Mermaid (The) and the cannibal; pt.-
song, words by Seott Cummings,
music by A. Geibel; men’s voices.
© Adam Geibel, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 48329, Feb. 20, 1928. 210
Merrymakers’ dance; from Nell Gwyn
three dances, by E. German; pf.
Edward German, London, as the au-
thor. R 438268, Jan. 25, 1928. Zag
Message (A) of love; gospel song.
words and music by P. P. Bilhorn;
4 voices. © Peter Philip Bilhorn,
Chicago, as the author. R 483881,
. Feb. 18, 1928. paws
Messiah (The); poem by Alexander
Pope, music by A. M. Foerster.
Adolph M. Foerster, Pittsburgh, as
the author of the music. R 43792,
Mar. 14, 1928. 213
Mill (The); by W. C. EH. Seeboeck ;
pf. © Mabel B. Seeboeck, Chicago,
as the widow of the-author. R
43786, Mar. 14, 1928. 214
Minstrel (The) boy [and] St. Patrick’s
day ; Irish melodies, by Willie Pape,
op. 29, ed. and fingered by L.
Oesterle; pf. © Louis Oesterle, New
York, as the author of the editing
and fingering. R 48281, Dee. 31,
1927. 215:
Mitt hopp jag byggt; ord och musik af
N. L. Ridderhof; for mansroster.
Nicholas Lambert Ridderhof, Los.
Angeles, as the author. R 48727,
Mar. 5, 1928. 216
Monks (The) of Malabar; piano gems,
by Ludwig Englander, arr. by
Charles J. Roberts [pseud. of C.
Kraushaar] © Charles Kraushaar,
Larchmont, N. Y., as the author of
the arrangement of the music. R
43658, Dec. 1, 1927. LT
Monks (The) of Malabar; waltzes, by
Ludwig Englander, arr. by C. Krau-
shaar; pf. © Charles Kraushaar,
Larchmont, N. Y., as the author of
the arrangement of the music. R
438657, Dec. 1, 1927. 218
Monte Cristo; célébre valse tzigane, by
Istvan Kotlar, arr. by T. M. Tobani;
orch. © Theodore M. Tobani, Jack-
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son Heights, L. I, N. Y., as the
author of the arrangement. R 438713,
Feb. 27, 1928. 219
My old Virginia sweetheart; words by
William H. Gardner, music by A.
Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Philadel-
phia, as the author. R 48332, Feb.
20, 1928. 220
Nir jag tinker pa hemmet; ord och
musik af N. L. Ridderhof; © Nicho-
las Lambert Ridderhof, Los Angeles,
as the author. R 43726, Mar. 5, LS
Nell Gwyn; overture, by E. German;
pf. duet. © Edward German, Lon-
don, as the author of the music. R
43312, Mar. 2, 1928. 222
Nell Gwyn themes; by E. German; pf.
© Edward German, London, as the
author. R 48271, Jan. 25, 1928. 223
Nereid’s lullaby; song by C. Johns;
med. voice. © Clayton Johns, Bos-
ton, as the author of the music.
R 48791, Mar. 14, 1928. 224
New life; valse, pt.-song, words by
A. H. A., musie by A. Geibel; mixed
voices. © Adam Geibel, Philadel-
phia, as the author. R 48333, Feb.
20, 1928. 225
Night; duet, words by Johanna Am-
brosius, tr. by Mary J. Safford, music
by EB. R. Kroeger, op. 44, no. 2; high
and low voice. © Ernst R. Kroeger,
St. Louis, as the author of the music.
R 438796, Mar. 7, 1928. 226
Not servants but friends; gospel song,
words by Jennie E. Hussey, music
by P. P. Bilhorn; 4 voices. © Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as the
author. R 438368, Feb. 18, 1928. 227
Now the day is over; sacred part-song,
words by Sabine Baring-Gould, music
by Karl Linders [pseud. of A.
Geibel]; mixed voices. © Adam
Geibel, Philadelphia, as the author.
R 43321, Feb. 20, 1928. 228
O, Lord, keep watch between us;
gospel song, words by Jennie E.
Hussey, music by P. P. Bilhorn; 4
voices. © Peter Philip Bilhorn,
Chicago, as the author. R 48386,
Feb. 18, 1928. 229
O Mona San; words by George V.
Hobart, music by A. E. Aarons. ©
Alfred E. Aarons, New York, as the
author. R 43681, Dec. 31, 1927. 230
Ode for commencement day; words by
James Whitney Barney, music by
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D. S. Smith. © David Stanley
Smith, New Haven, Conn., as the
author of the music. R 48789, Mar.
14, 1928. p23 |
Offertory in E flat; by Isaac Van Vleck
Flagler; organ. © Emma Flagler
Anderson, Auburn, N. Y., as the
child of the deceased author. R
43633, Sept. 24, 1927. 232
Oh that I had wings; music by L. O.
Emerson. (© Mabel Emerson, Ar-
lington, Mass., as the child of the
deceased author. R 48254, Feb. 17,
1928. ya
Old Tony ; 4-pt. song, words by Samuel
Callan, music by A. Geibel; mixed
voices. © Adam Geibel, Philadel-
phia, as the author. R 43327, Feb.
20, 1928. 234
Once more we march; words by Gard-
ner, music by L. G. Kratz. © Lee
G. Kratz, Omaha, Neb., as the au-
thor. R 48245, Feb. 15, 1928. 235
Only pennies; gospel songs, words by
Jennie E. Hussey, music by P. P.
Bilhorn; 4 voices. © Peter Philip
Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author. R
43380, Feb. 18, 1928. 236
Opera (The); from Fiddle de dee,
words by E. Smith, music by John
Stromberg. © Edgar Smith, Elm-
hurst, L. I., N. Y., as the author of
the words. R 4386738, Dec. 31, 1927.
237
Organ treasury ; composed, ed. and arr.
by E. L. Ashford; pipe and reed or-
gan. © Emma L. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as the author. R 43243, Feb.
11, 1928. 238
Our native land; march no. 2 from
The singing girl, by Victor Herbert,
arr. by F. W. Meacham; pf.
Isabel M. Fay, New York, as the
next of kin of the author of the
arrangement, who is not living. R
42785, Mar. 2, 1928. 239
Over hill and dale; by H. Engelmann,
op. 270; 2 pfs., 8 hands. © Marie
C. Engelmann, Burholme, Pa., as
the widow of the author. R 43693,
Feb. 11, 1928. 240
Over the meadows fair; 4-pt. song,
words by Richard Buck, music by
A. Geibel; mixed voices. © Adam
Geibel, Philadelphia, as the author.
R 438324, Feb. 20, 1928. 241
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P. D. Q.; from A royal rogue, words
by Grant Stewart, music by Wm.
T. Francis. © Emily T. Francis,
New York, as the widow of the au-
thor. R 48686, Dec. 31, 1927. 242
Paddy’s cat; words and music by C.
Olcott. © Chauncey Olcott, Sara-
toga Springs, N. Y., as the author.
R 48687, Dec. 31, 1927. 243
Paganini (Niccolo) Witches’ dance;
transcribed by William Vincent
Wallace, ed. and fingered by L.
Oesterle; pf. © Louis Oesterle,
New York, as the author of the edit-
ing. R 48618, Dec. 7, 1927. 244
Pastoral dance; from Nell Gwyn three
danees, by E. German; pf. © Eda-
ward German, London, as the au-
thor. R 48269, Jan. 25, 1928. 245
Patrol of the bears; by Carl Henschel
[pseud. of H. C. Verner]; pf. ©
Harry C. Verner, Oak Park, IIl., as
the author. R 48344, Feb. 15, 1928.
” 246
Persian love song; poem by Elizabeth
K. Reynolds, music by EK. R.
Kroeger, op. 48, no. 2. © Ernst R.
Kroeger, St. Louis, as the author of
the music. R 48805, Mar. 7, 1928.
247
Polly want a cracker; selection from
Foxy Quiller, libretto by Harry B.
Smith, music by Reginald DeKoven.
© Anna F. DeKoven, New York, as
the widow of the deceased author.
R 43653, Dec. 1, 1927. 248
’Possum Hollow march and two step;
by H. P. Hopkins and Wm. B. Gott-
lieb; pf. © Harry P. Hopkins,
Baltimore, as the author. R 43308,
Feb. 21, 1928. 249
Prayer; by Isaac Van Vleck Flagler ;
organ. © Emma Flagler Anderson,
Auburn, N. Y., as the child of the
deceased author. R 48689, Sept. 24,
1927. 250
Prelude arabesque; by J. H. Rogers.
© James H. Rogers, Cleveland, as
the author... R 43797, Mar. 7, 1928.
PAs
Isaac Van Vleck
© Emma Flagler
Prelude in D; by
Flagler; organ.
Anderson, Auburn, N. Y.; as the
child of the deceased author. R
43634, Sept: 24, 1927. 252
Prelude in E flat; by Isaac Van Vleck
Flagler; organ. © Emma Flagler
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Rally song; goospel song, words by B.
pt. 1, Ros Wee
Anderson, Auburn, N. Y., as the
child. of the deceased author. R
436382, Sept. 24, 1927. 253
Processional march; by Isaac Van
Vleck Flagler; organ. © Emma
Flagler Anderson, Auburn, N. Y.,
as the child of the deceased author.
R 48635, Sept. 24, 1927. 254
Punchinello; by Victor Herbert; pf.
© Ella Herbert, New York’ and
Clifford Herbert, Berlin, as the chil-
dren of the deceased author. R
43669, Dec. 31, 1927. 455)
Put your shoulder to the wheel; gospel
song, words by Mrs. J. E. Sheldon,
music by P. P. Bilhorn; 4 voices.
© Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as
the author. R 438393, Feb. 18, 1928.
256
Quiller has the brain; from Foxy
Quiller, words by Harry B. Smith,
music by Reginald DeKoven. ©
‘Anna F. DeKoven, New York, as
the widow of the author. R 43666,
Dec. 1, 1927. 25 t
A. R., music by P. P. Bilhorn; 4.
voices. © Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chi-
cago, as the author. R 483879, Feb.
18, 1928. 258
Recollections of home; by S. B. Mills,
transcribed for the organ, with the
addition of a pedal variation by Wal-
ter Guernsey Reynolds... © Walter
G. Reynolds, Chippewa. Falls, Wis.,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 43586, Feb. 28, 1928. . 259
Recreations for the young; 12 melodi-
ous pieces, by H. Enke, op. 6, 8, ed.
and fingered by L. Oesterle; pf., 4
hands. bk. 1, 2. © Louis Oesterle,
New York, as the author of the edit-
ing and fingering. R 48272, Dec. 31,
1927. ; 260
Rejoice, rejoice; words by Julia HE.
Burnard, music by C: H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author. R 438604, Feb. 25,
1928. 261
Rend your heart; anthem by C. P.
Morrison. © Mary A... Morrison,
Boston, as the widow of the author.
R 43222, Feb. 14, 1928. 262
Rest,. sweetly rest; words by H. E.
Hewitt, music by C. A. Miles. © C.
Austin Miles, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 48200, Jan. 24, 1928. 263
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Retour (Le); from Suite characteris-
tic, by A. Oldberg; pf. © Arne
Oldberg, Evanston, Ill., as the au-
thor. R 48211, Jan. 27, 1928... 264
Reverie; by C. C. Stearns; violin and
pf. © Florence B. Condy, Boston,
as the executrix of the author. R
43290, Feb. 10, 1928. 265
Reverie; by Isaac Van Vleck Flagler ;
organ. © Emma Flagler Anderson,
Auburn, N. Y., as the child of the
deceased author. R 4386380, Sept. 24,
1927. 266
Revery; from Suite characteristic, by
A. Oldberg; pf. © Arne Oldberg,
Evanston, Ill., as the author. R
43209, Jan. 27, 1928. 267
Reynard the fox; by Carl Henschel
[pseud. of H. C. Verner]; pf. ©
Harry C. Verner, Oak Park, Ill., as
the author. R 48348, Feb. 15, 1928.
268
Romance; by Adolphe Henselt, op. 10,
ed. and rev. by Rafael Joseffy.
Maria Joseffy, New York, as the
widow of the author of the arrange-
ment. R 48315, Mar. 2, 1928. 269
Rose and lily; words and music by C.
A. Miles. © C. Austin Miles, Phila-
delphia, as the author. R 48203,
Jan. 24, 1928. 270
Rosebud (The) song; words by E. E.
Hewitt, music by E. S. Lorenz. ©
Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author. R 48227, Feb. 10, 1928.
a OL.
Roses and lilacs waltzes; by S. P. Har-
ris. © Sydney P. Harris, Detroit,
as the author. R 48193, Jan. 24,
1928. 202,
Rosie who; words and music by Will
R. Anderson. © Elizabeth Ander-
son, Ridgewood, N. J., as the widow
of the author. R 48677, Dec. 31,
1927. 273
Royal (A) rogue; selection, by W. T.
Francis, arr. by Karl L. Hoschna;
pf. © Hettie Hoschna, Patchogue,
L. I., N. Y., as the widow of the
author of the arrangement. R 43689,
Dee. 31, 1927. 274
Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch) Bar-
carolle no. 2, in A; ed. and rev. by
Rafael Joseffy. © Maria Joseffy,
New York, as the widow of the au-
thor of the arrangement. R 43314,
Mar. 2, 1928. 275
Rubinstein (Nicolaus) Valse; by N.
Rubinstein, op. 16, ed. and rev. by
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Rafael Joseffy. © Maria Joseffy,
New York, as the widow of the au-
thor of the arrangement. R 48313,
Mar. 2, 1928. 276
Sapho waltzes; by Leo Friedman; pf.
© Fredricka F. Lowenthal, Los An-
geles, as the next of kin of the au-
thor who is not living. R 48809,
Mar. 8, 1928. par
Scatter sunlight; gospel song, words
and music by P. P. Bilhorn; 4 voices.
© Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as
the author. R 43376, Feb. 18, 1928.
278
Scharwenka (Franz Xaver). Polish
dance; op. 3, no. 1, ed. and fingered
by L. Oesterle; pf, 4 hands. ©
Louis Oesterle, New York, as the au-
thor of the editing. R 48615, Dec.
7, 1927. 279
Schmetterlinge, (Butterflies) ; idyl, by
G. Weber, op. 7, no. 2, ed. and fin-
gered by L. Oesterle; pf. © Louis
Oesterle, New York, as the author
of the editing and fingering. R
43274, Dec. 31, 1927. 280
Schytte (Ludwig) Etude; op. 15, no.
12, ed. and fingered by L. Oesterle;
pf. © Louis Oesterle, New York,
as the author of the editing. R
43620, Dec. 7, 1927. 281
Sea lullaby; words by H. Boulton,
music by E. German. © Harold
Boulton, London, as the author of
the words, and Edward German,
London, as the author of the music.
R 43262, Jan. 25, 1928. 282
Seamen three; humorous four-part
song, words by Thomas Love Pea-
cock, music by Frederic Field
Bullard. © Maud S. Bullard, So.
Orleans, Mass., as the widow of the
author. R 438224, Feb. 14, 1928.
283
Serenade; by C. C. Stearns; violin and
pf. © Florence B. Condy, Boston,
as the executrix of the author. R
43286, Feb. 10, 1928. 284
Shine for Jesus; words by Alice Jean
Cleator, music by C. A. Miles. ©
C. Austin Miles, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 48197, Jan. 24, 1928. 285
Shipbuilder’s song; selection from
Foxy Quiller, libretto by Marry B.
Smith, music by Reginald DeKoven.
© Anna F. DeKoven, New York, as
the widow of the deceased autlcr
of the music. R 48652, Dec. 1, 1927.
286
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Silvery waves: by A. P. Wyman, ed.
and fingered by L. Ovsrerle; pf. C
Louis Oesterle, New York, as the
author of the editing. R 43617, Dec.
{, 1927. 287
Since I am queen of the carnival:
from The viceroy, words by Harry
B. Smith, music by Victor Herbert.
© Harry B. Smith, New York, as
the author of the words, Ella Her-
bert, New York, and Clifford Her-
bert, Berlin, as the children of the
deceased author of the music. R
43675, Dec. 31, 1927.
Since the Comforter is mine; gospel
song, words and music by P. P. Bil-
horn; 4 voices. © Peter Philip Bil-
horn, Chicago, as the author. R
43385, Feb. 18, 1928. 289
Sing a new song; music by EH. §.
Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as the author. R 48252,
Feb. 17, 1928. 290
Sing, children, sing; words by Julia
E. Burnard, music by C. H. Gabriel.
© Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley,
Calif., as the author. R 48601, Feb.
25, 1928. 291
Singing and trusting; words oy E. E.
Hewitt, music by C. A. Miles. ©
C. Austin Miles, Philadelphia, as
the author. R 48199, Jan. 24, 1928.
292
Singing praises; words by E. HE.
Hewitt, music EH. 8. Lorenz. © Ed-
mund §8. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the
author. R 43231, Feb. 10, 1928.
293
Sleep; part-song, words by Alice Jean
Cleator, music by Karl Linders
[pseud. of Adam Geibel]; ladies’
voices. © Adam Geibel, Philadel-
phia, as the author of the music.
R 43319, Feb. 20, 1928. 294
Sleighing (The) party; rondo from
Little inspirations, by J. A. Silber-
berg, arr. by T. Bendix; orch. ©
Theodore Bendix, Los Angeles, as
the author of the arrangement. R
42788, Feb. 1, 1928. 295
Sleighride (The); by W. C. E. See-
boeck; pf. © Mabel B. Seeboeck,
Chicago, as the widow of the au-
thor. R 438779, Mar. 14, 1928. 296
Softly now the light of day; words
and music by A. Rourke. © Anna
Rourke, La Salle, Ill., as the au-
thor, R 48216, Feb. 15, 1928. . 297
288 |
Soldier rest; duet, by E. R. Kroeger,
op. 44; high and low voice.
Ernst R. Kroeger, St. Louis; as the
author. R 48806, Mar. 7, 1928. 298
Soldier rest; quartet, music by C. H.
Gabriel; men’s voices. © Charles
15 & Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the
author. R 48246, Feb. 15, 1928. 299
Song at sunrise; trio, by C. F.
Manney; women’s _ voices. ©
Charles F. Manney, Boston, as the
author. R 43221, Feb. 14, 1928. 300
Song of the cheating pedlar; selection
from Foxy Quiller, libretto by Harry
B. Smith, music by Reginald De-
Koven. © Anna F. DeKoven, New
York, as the widow of the deceased
author of the music. R 438655, Dec.
1, -1927. 301
Song of the Norseman; poem by Eliza-
beth K. Reynolds, music by EH. R.
Kroeger, op. 43; no. 1. © Ernst R.
Kroeger, St. Louis, as the author of
the music. R 43804, Mar. 7, 1928.
302
Song of the sword; from Foxy Quiller,
words by Harry B. Smith, music by
Reginald De Koven. © Anna F.
De Koven, New York, as the widow
of the author. R 43663, Dec. 1, 1927.
303
Song to the moon; from Suite char-
acteristic, by A. Oldberg; pf.
Arne Oldberg, Evanston, Ill., as the
author. R 438210, Jan. 27, 1928. 304
Song without words; by Isaac Van
Vleck Flagler; organ. © Emma
Flagler Anderson, Auburn, N. Y.,,
as the child of the deceased author.
R 438648, Sept. 23, 1927. 305
Songs of hope; words by Julia E.
Burnard, music by C. H. Gabriel.
© Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley,
Calif., as the author. R 48600, Feb.
25, 1928. 306
Southern (A) reverie; morceau char-
acteristic, arr. by T. Bendix; orch.
© Theodore Bendix, Los Angeles,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 43299, Oct. 29, 1928. 307
Sowing and reaping; gospel song,
words by Thos. Hastings, music by
P. P. Bilhorn; 4 voices. © Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as_ the
author. R 43382, Feb. 18, 1928. 308
Sparkling jewels; caprice, by S. P.
Harris. © Sydney P. Harris,
Detroit, as the author. R 43194,
Jan. 24, 1928. 309
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Spinola waltzes; by G. F. Daniels, arr.
by G. D. Barnard; band. © George
-D—D, Barnard, Maysville, Ky., as the
author of the arrangement. R 43798,
Mar. 7, 1928. 310
Star and garter; march and two step,
by J. W. Bratton, arr. by Karl L.
Hoschna; pf. © Hettie Hoschna,
Patchogue, L. I., N. Y., as the widow
of the author of the arrangement.
R 43302, Feb. 21, 1928. ° 311
Stearns’ vespers in C, with Magnificat ;
by C. C. Stearns; quartette or cho.
choir. © Florence B. Condy, Boston,
as the executrix of the author. R
43287, Feb. 10, 1928. BY P4
Swearing (The) skipper; from Foxy
Quiller, words by Harry B. Smith,
music by Reginald De Koven. ©
Anna F. De Koven, New York, as
the widow of the author. R 43665,
Dec. 1, 1927. 313
Sweet are the roses; by C. A. Miles.
© C. Austin Miles, Philadelphia, as
the author. R 43196, Jan. 24, 1928.
314
Sweet is the Children’s day; words by
Ida Scott Taylor, music by E. S.
Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as the author. R 482835,
Feb. 19, 1928. 315
Sweet peace, the gift of God’s love;
gospel song, words and music by
P. P. Bilhorn; quartet. © Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as the
author. R 43416, Feb. 18, 1928. 316
Sweet San Toy; Japanese love song,
words by Richard Henry Buck,
music by A. Geibel. © Adam Geibel,
Philadelphia, as the author. R
43330, Feb. 20, 1928. 317
Tarantelle; by Cornelius Gurlitt, op.
104, no, 7, ed. and fingered by L.
Oesterle; pf. © Louis O6cesterle,
New York, as the author of the
editing. R 48616, Dec. 7, 1927. 318
Teach us to pray; quartet, words by
Ida Scott Taylor, music by C. H.
Gabriel ; women’s voices. © Charles
H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the
author. R 482388, Feb. 10, 1928. 319
That dear and blessed country; gospel
song, words by Flora Kirkland,
music by P. P. Bilhorn; quartet. ©
Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as
the author. R 43425, Feb. 18, 1928.
320
That sneezing song; words by James
Clarence Harvey, music by A. Nevin.
© Arthur Nevin, New Canaan, Conn.,
as the author. R 48260, Feb. 18,
1928. 321
There beats a heart, for which I’m
praying; words by Kunert, music by
Rodominsky, arr. by T. Moses-
Tobani. © Theodore Moses-Tobani,
Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the
author of the arrangement. R 43704,
Feb. 27, 1928. 322
There’s no North or South to-day;
words and music by Paul Dresser.
© Theodore Dreiser, New York, as
the next of kin of the author, who
is not living. R 48592, Feb. 29,
1928. 323
Three (The) visions; sacred solo,
words by Flora Kirkland, music by
A. Geibel; in B flat. © Adam
Geibel, Philadelphia, as the author.
R 43695, Jan. 3, 1928. 324
Thy faith hath made thee whole;
gospel song, words by John R.
Clements, music by P. P. Bilhorn; 4
voices. © Peter Philip Bilhorn,
Chicago, as the author. R 43370,
Feb. 18, 1928. 3825
Thy shepherd will provide; words by
Julia E. Burnard, music by J. S.
Fuller, arr. by P. P. Bilhorn. ©
Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as
the author of the arrangement of the
music. R 43413, Feb. 18, 1928. 326
To catch an earl; words by James
Clarence Harvey, musie by A. Nevin.
© Arthur Nevin, New Canaan,
Conn., as the author. R 48261, Feb.
18, 1828. 327
To-day; poem by Elizabeth K. Rey-
nolds, music by EH. R. Kroeger, op.
43, no. 3. © Ernst R. Kroeger, St.
Louis, as the author of the music.
R 43799, Mar. 7, 1928. 328
Trvyste Noél; four-part song, words by
Louis Imogen Quiney, music by
Frederic Field Bullard; women’s
voices. © Maud S. Bullard, So.
Orleans, Mass., as the widow of the
author. R 43223, Feb. 14, 1928. 329
Twentieth century song; words by
Wm. Stone. musie by C. A. Miles. ©
C. Austin Miles, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 48198, Jan. 24, 1928. 330
Two ships; part-song, words by Alice
Jean Cleator, music by Karl Linders
[pseud. of A. Geibel]; male voices.
© Adam Geibel, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 43320, Feb. 20, 1928. 331
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Under the shadow of the Almighty;
music by HE. 8. Lorenz. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author.
R 48247, Feb. 15, 1928. 332
Unrest; 4-pt. song, words by Alice
Jean Cleator; music by Karl Linders
[pseud. of A. Geibel] ; mixed voices.
© Adam Geibel, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 43326, Feb. 20, 1928. 333
Valley (The) lay smiling [and] The
girl I left behind me; by Willie
Pape, op. 40, ed. and fingered by L.
Oesterle ; pf. © Louis Oesterle, New
York, as the author of the editing
and fingering. R 43278, Dee. 31,
1927. 334
Valse dansante; by J. H. Rogers; pf.
© James H. Rogers, Cleveland, as
the author. R 43778, Mar. 14, 1928.
335
Valse sérieuse; by W. C. E. Seeboeck ;
pf. © Mabel B. Seeboeck, Chicago,
as the widow of the author. R
43781, Mar. 14, 1928. 336
Valsette; by H. W. Loomis. © Har-
vey Worthington Loomis, Roxbury,
Mass., as the author. R 43679, Dec.
31, 1927. 337
Vienna bonbons; waltz, by Johann
Strauss, op. 307, arr. by L. P. Lau-
rendeau; orch. © Rose Laurendeau,
Montreal, Quebec, Canada, as. the
widow of the author of the arrange-
ment. R 43714, Feb. 27, 1928. 338
Violoncello method; by F. A. Kummer,
rev. and fingered by L. Shulz. New
and enl. ed. © Leo Shulz, New
York, as the author of the editing,
R 48607, Dee. 7, 1927. 339
Viotti (Giovanni Battista) Concerto;
no. 23, rev. and ed. after the edition
of Ferdinand David, by Henry
Schradieck; violin and pf.; in G maj.
© J. Alice Schradieck, Brooklyn, as
the widow of the author of the edit-
ing. R 48621, Dec. 7, 1927. 340
Virtuoso (The) pianist; sixty exer-
cises by C. L. Hanon, tr. by T. Baker.
© Theodore Baker, Leipzig, as the
author of the translation. R 433864,
Dec. 31, 1927. 341
Wait upon the Lord; gospel song,
words and music by P. P. Bilhorn;
4 voices. © Peter Philip Bilhorn,
Chicago, as the author. R 48378,
Feb. 18, 1928. 342
Wake up, darlings; words by Harriet
D. Castle, music by E. S. Lorenz. ©
Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author. R 43242, Feb. 11, 1928.
343
Wanted: a cook in a restaurant; from
A royal rogue, words by Charles
Klein and Grant Stewart, musie by
W. T. Francis. © Emily T. Fran-
cis, New York, as the widow of the
author. R 43661, Dee. 1, 1927. 344
Warbling birds; by Carl Henschel
[pseud. of H, C. Verner]; pf. ©
Harry C. Verner, Oak Park, IIl., as
the author. R 43346, Feb. 15, 1928.
345
Was ist liebe (What is love); von
Rudolph Ganz, Emil Ritterhaus and
Constance Bach; ausgabe in D dur.
© Rudolph Ganz, New York, as the
author. R 48311, Jan. 25, 1928. 346
Wasp (The) and the bumble bee; by
Duncan J. Muir [pseud. of K. Stege]
' © Katie Stege. New York, as the
author. R 43351, Feb. 15, 1928. 347
’ Watchman’s (The) cry; gospel song,
arr. of words and music by P. P.
Bilhorn; quartet. © Peter Philip
Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author. R
43403, Feb. 18, 1928. 348
Water-lily’s (The) secret ; gospel song,
words by Jennie E. Hussey, music by
P. P. Bilhorn; quartet. © Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as the au-
thor. R 43415, Feb. 18, 1928. 349
We are little children: gospel song,
words and music by P. P. Bilhorn;
4 voices. © Peter Philip Bilhorn,
Chicago, as the author. R 48371,
Feb. 18, 1928. 350
We shall be like Jesus there; words by
E. E. Hewitt, music by E. 8S. Lorenz.
© Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O.,
as the author. R 43239, Feb. 11,
1928. 351
We shall conquer in His name; gospel
song, words by Thos. Sullivan, music
by P. P. Bilhorn; quartet. © Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as the au-
thor. R 43418, Feb. 18, 1928. 352
We were happy once together, Kate
and I; words by R. F. Roden, music
by Max S. Witt. © Robert F.
Roden, New York, as the author of
the words, and Albert S. Witt, New
York, as the next of kin of the au-
thor of the music, who is not living.
R 48831, Mar. 16, 1928. 353
Wedding march; by Isaac Van Vleck
Flagler; organ. © Emma Flagler
408
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Anderson, Auburn, N. Y., as the child
of the deceased author. R 48649,
Sept. 24, 1927. 354
What wilt Thou have me to do; gospel
song, words by B. A. R., music by
P. P. Bilhorn; quartet. © Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as the au-
thor. R 48407, Feb. 18, 1928. ° 355
When all the world is young; words
by Charles Kingsley, music by J. H.
Rogers. © James H. Rogers, Cleve-
land, as the author. -R 48285, Feb.
9, 1928. 356
When another cherub sings; duet from
Sweet Anne Page, words by Louis
de Lange and Edgar Smith, music
by W. H. Neidlinger. © Orra Neid-
linger, East Orange, N. J., as the
widow of the author. R 48672, Dec.
od, 192%. 357
When I get home; words and music
by C. A. Miles. © C. Austin Miles,
Philadelphia, as the author. R
43204, Jan. 24, 1928. 358
When I’m married; from A royal
rogue, words by Charles Klein and
Grant Stewart, music by W. T.
Francis. © Emily T. Francis, New
York, as the widow of the deceased
author of the music. R 48659, Dec.
1 79827. 359
When in Flanders; from Sweet Anne
Page, words by Louis de Lange and
Edgar Smith, music by W. H. Neid-
linger. © Orra Barnum Neid-
linger, East Orange, N. J., as the
widow of the author. R 48662, Dec.
T, 192%. 360
When Jack and I were children; words
by F. E. Weatherly, music by H.
Lohr. © Fred E. Weatherly, Bath,
England, as the author of the words,
and Hermann Lohr, London, as the
author of the music. R 43266, Jan.
25, 1928. 361
When the birds have sung themselves
to sleep; words and music by Paul
Dresser. © Theodore Dreiser, New
York, as the next of kin of the au-
thor, who is not living. R 43591,
Feb. 29, 1928. 362
When the robin sings again; duet,
words by Mary M. Leighton, music
by A. Geibel; sop. and alto. ©
Adam Geibel, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 43331, Feb. 20, 1928. 363
Where go the boats; words by R. L.
Stevenson, music by Cissie Loftus
[pseud. of C. L. Waterman] © Ce-
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cilia Loftus Waterman, New York,
as the author of the music. R
43654, Dec. 1, 1927. 364
While Old Glory waves; words by
Ralph M. Skinner and J. Cambell,
musie by A. Heindl. © Anton
Heindl, Merrick, L. I., N. Y., as the
author. R 43668, Dec. 31, 1927. 365
White caps; from Suite characteristic,
by A. Oldberg; pf. © Arne Oldberg,
Evanston, Ill., as the author. R
43208, Jan. 27, 1928. 366
Who will join us; gospel song, words
arr. and music by P. P. Bilhorn; 4
voices. © Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chi-
cago, as the author. R 438392, Feb.
18, 1928. 367
Why not say yes to Jesus now; gospel
song, words by G. W. S., music by
P. P. Bilhorn; 4 voices. © Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as the au-
thor. R 48390, Feb. 18, 1928. 368
Wieghorst (Constantine) Etude. ©
Constantine Wieghorst, Glendale,
N. Y., as the author. R 42998, Jan.
30, 1928. 369
Wild hunt; by C. Johns. © Clayton
Johns, Boston, as the author. R
43793, Mar. 14, 1928. 370
Will you go; gospel song, words and
music by B. A. R., arr. by P. P. Bil-
horn; quartet. © Peter Philip Bil-
horn, Chicago, as the author of the
arrangement. R 43417, Feb. 18, 1928.
371
With a hearty will; words by E. E.
Hewitt, music by E. S. Lorenz. ©
Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author. R 438240, Feb. 11, 1928.
372
Witmark (The) minstrel overture and
opening chorus; arr. by I. Witmark;
orch. © Isidore Witmark, Patch-
ogue, L. I., N. Y., as the author of
the arrangement. R 48674, Dec. 31,
1927. 373
Would-be (A) general; from A royal
rogue, words by Charles Klein and
Grant Stewart, music by W. T. Fran-
cis. © Emily T. Francis, New York,
as the widow of the deceased author
of the music. R 48660, Dec. 1, 1927.
374
Ye banks and braes o’ Bonnie Doon
[and] Bonnie Dundee; Scotch mel-
odies, by Willie Pape, op. 30, ed. and
fingered by L. Oesterle; pf. © Louis
Oesterle, New York, as the author
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Ye banks and braes o’ Bonnie Doon
[and] Bonnie Dundee—Continued.
of the editing and fingering. R
43279, Dee. 31, 1927. 375
Yesterthoughts; by Victor Herbert;
pf. © Ella Herbert, New York and
Clifford Herbert, Berlin, as the chil-
dren of the deceased author. R
43670, Dec. 31, 1927. 376
You and you; waltz from The bat, by
Strauss, op. 367, arr. by L. P. Lau-
rendeau; band. Rose Lauren-
deau, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, as
the widow of the author of the ar-
rangement. R 48703, Feb. 27, 1928.
377
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Zahnradbahn-polka; aus Fraulein Lo-
reley, von P. Lincke. © Paul
Lincke, Berlin, as the author. R
43307, Jan. 21, 1928. 378
Zamora; words by Edwin Star Belk-
nap, music by H. W. Loomis. ©
Harvey Worthington Loomis, Rox-
bury, Mass., as the author. R 48680,
Dec. 31, 1927. 379
2nd berceuse;*’ by Felix Renard, rev.
and fingered by G. Saenger; violin
and pf. © Gustav Saenger, New
York, as the author of the revision.
R 48702, Feb. 27, 1928. 386
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AUTHORIZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
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instruments in the case of the countries listed below. ‘The Presi-
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Copyright Entries, Part 3, as follows:
Australia and the territories of Papua and Norfolk Island, vol.
13 (1918), pages vi—vili of no. 5;
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pages vii—vill of nos. 3-4;
Belgium, vol. 6 (1911), pages v—vi of no. 7;
Canada, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi—viii of no. 8;
Cuba, vol. 6 (1911), pages iv—v of no. 12;
Czechoslovakia, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi—vii of no. 4;
Denmark, vol. 15 (1920), pages xii—xiv of no. 18;
France, vol. 13 (1918), pages xi—xii of no. 5;
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Notricr.—When the nationality of the composer is not especially stated in the title
entry, it is to be understood that he is a citizen of the United States.
A genoux (Kneeling) ; de. Henry Fé-
vrier, arr. par Raoul Labis, of
France; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Feb. 25, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 20;
E 689259; Choudens, Paris. 7745
A la bien aimee; love waltz, from Pa-
pillons d’amour, by Edward Schiitt,
op. 59, no. 2, simplified and arr. by
Calvin Grooms; pf. © Apr. 24,
1928; 2 ec. Apr. 26; E 690037; Cen-
tury music pub. co., New York. 7746
"A mugliera pazza; versi e musica di
F. Amodio; violino. © 1c. Apr. 18,
1928; E 687877; Frank Amodio,
Brooklyn. TT47
A reggina d’o quartiere; melodia di O.
Castellucci. © 1c. Apr. 18, 1928;
# 687878; Omero Castellucci, Port
Richmond, S. I., N. Y. 7748
Abandon (L’) d’Ariane (Die verlas-
sene Ariadne); opéra minute en 5
seénes, paroles d’Henri Hoppenot,
ins Deutsche tibertragen von R. S.
Hoffmann, musique de Darius Mil-
haud, of France. Partition pour
chant et pf. 4to. © Mar. 15, 1928;
1 ce. Apr. 5; D 27298; Universal-
edition actiengesellschaft, Vienna.
7749
Abdul Abulbul Amir; words and mu-
sic by Frank Crumit; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by Louis Fleischer. ©
Mar, 28, (19283: 2: c.,,Apr. 143; E
688769; EF. B. Haviland pub. co.,
New York. 7750
Abendfeier; worte von Heinrich Gut-
berlet, musik von Hugo Kaun; 4
stimmigen minnerchor. 4to.
eept,, 49, 19275, 1 ¢. Apr.11,, 1928 ;
E 689338 ; Johann André, Offenbach/
Main, Germany. TT51
Abendlied; worte von Alfons Petzold.
musik von F. W. Niemeyer, of Ger-
many, op. 64, no. 2; minnerchor.
4to. © Sept. 30, 1927; 1c. Apr. 11,
1928; E 689355; Gebriider Hug &
co., Leipzig. 7752
Abendlied (Evening song) ; by Roland
F. Seitz; band. 4to. © Apr. 20,
1928; 2 ce. Apr. 24; E 687963; R. F.
Seltz, Glen Rock, Pa. 7753
Abide with me; unison song, words by
H. F. Lyte, music by George Dyson,
of Great Britain; in G. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr.
2 (R020. LC. Ap atone iy OGUDLO 5
Edward Arnold & eco., London. 7754
Absent one; words by J. C. McCarthy,
musie by J. L. Knipe. © Mar. 12,
1928; 2c. Apr. 9; E 688613; James
L. Knipe and J. Clarence McCarthy,
Lancaster, Pa. 7755
Acquainted with Jesus; words and mu-
sic by C. W. Vaughan. © Mar. 20,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 16; E 688779; Chas.
W. Vaughan, Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
7756
Action galore; by Victor Maioranna ;
orch., with pf. conductor. © Feb.
21, 1928; 2 ec. Mar. 1; E 688600; G.
Lipskin & son, New York. TT57
Adderizzate . .. tubo; versi e melodia
di Armando Gildo, (Raffaele Bello-
buono) of Italy, domiciled at Brook-
lyn. 4to. © Apr. 8, 1928; 2 c. Apr.
16: E 688776; Di Maio e Di Fazio,
New York. 7758
Addo sta; versi di Florio Mancini,
musica di L. De Santis; pf. ©1e.
Apr. 19, 1928; E 688918; Louis De
Santis, Philadelphia. 7759
Adeste fidelis [and] Silent night, holy
night; two Christmas melodies, arr.
by Calvin Grooms; violin and pf.
© Apr. 24, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 26; E
690048 ; Century music pub. co., New
York. 7760
Aeolian; tango, af Emil Reesen, of
Denmark; pf. © Nov. 25, 1927; 1c.
Mar. 15, 1928; E 689505; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 7761
Afghanen-marsch; von Willi Kircks,
of Germany, op. 40; salon-orch. mit
pf.-direktion. 4to. © Apr. 7, 1928;
1 ¢c. Apr. 24; E 689599; Apollo-ver-
lag, Berlin. 7762
After all I’ve done for you; words and
melody by H. Strathdene Parham.
© 1c. Apr. 9, 1928; E 687648; H.
Strathdene Parham, Chicago. 7763
411
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After the sun goes down; melody by
Ra Davis (Orde) Apr. 1) 1928
EK 687579; Edward Joseph Davis,
Fall River, Mass. 7764
Aged (The) mother’s plea to her son;
words by J. B. Dunlap. music by
Ray Hibbeler. New : York City,
Frank Harding. © Apr. 12, 1928;
2 c. Apr. 19; E 687848; Julia B.
Dunlap, La Grange, Ga. 7765
Ah! qu’est-c’ que j’ai; de Vopérette
Pompom, paroles de Jean Le Seyeux,
musique de Bétove, of France. ©
ADT: 13, OZR A). Cl. Alor mene y
689584; Enoch et cie., Paris. T7766
A-hunting we will go; a choral para-
phrase, music by Richard Kountz;
mixed voices with ten. cho. 4to. ©
Apr, 0b, 1o2e, 2 Cle Aqmeemec ne ya IN,
687945; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. T(67
Ai tempi di Madama Pompadour; di
Aldo. Cantarini, of Italy; piccola
orch., con pf. econduttore.
ADE. 16:7 1928. she. PAs rs
689496; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
7768
Aileen; by Andy Sannella, arr. by
Jack Shilkret ; E flat alto saxophone.
1.c. Apr. 14,1928; E 687727;
Spier & Coslow, inc., New York.
7769
Aileen; by Andy Sannella; E flat alto
saxophone, with pf. acc. arr. by Jack
Shilkret. © Apr. 28, 1928; 2 c. Apr.
28: E 690144; Spier & Coslow, inc.,
New York. 7770
Air de ballet; by H. Maurice Jacquet ;
pf. © Mar. 26,°1928; 1°e. Apr. 14,
tye: vApr 25. By “GOO a@ag LG,
Birchard & co., Boston. rewal
Air varié; de Jean Cras, of France;
violon 1é¢- pf! *<©: Dec. 3h 1927; Wc.
Mar. 20, 1928: E 689291; Editions
Maurice Senart, Paris. T(72
Al; words by James A. King, music
by R. F. Green. © Apr. 9, 1928; 2 ¢.
Apr. 10; E 687641; Reginald Francis
Green, New York. 1173
Al.; words by W. J. Macdonald. mel-
ody by A. Frazzini. .© 1 e¢ Apr. 23,
1928; E 688963 ; Will am J. Macdon-
ald and Amicus Frazzini, Boston.
T1T4
Al Smith; words. and music by T. A.
Murray... © 1 .¢ Apr.,3, 1928; E
687453; Thomas A. Murray, Phila-
delphia. (A195
Ato; "©
pt. Wi, 1: Saye
Alabama days; words and melody by
I. Bradford. © 1c. Apr. 14, 1928;
E 687730; Isaac Bradford, Ossining,
Ni: ¥. 7776
Alatri; Italian song, words and music
by, P. Cianfroceal .@) tae Amr 2s.
1928; E 688970; Pietro Cianfrocca,
Rome, N. Y. . T7717
Album romantique;.40 chefs-d’ceuvre
des grands maitres, choisis, annotés
et accentués par le comité artistique
“des editions Francis Salaber, | of
France; pf., moyenne force. 4to. ©
Dee. 20, 19203 1 € san. 2a foc, Es
689405; Francis Salabert, Paris.
. W778
Aleppo patrol; medley march, by
Oliver. E; Story.;.band. ob!. 24mo.
©. Apr. _f, 1928" 226. Aprers-.
687950; Aleppo temple, A. A. O. N.
M. S., Boston. : T7779
‘Alicia, vals,..per .J.- P.. Enriquez,, -of
Mexico, domiciled at Los Angeles;
pi. .[Photostat] ©) ive Ape: 19,
1928: E 687886; José Perches. En-
riquez, Los Angeles. 7780
All alone and blue; words and meiody
by Hattie C. Burleson. © 1 ec. Apr.
11, 1928 ; E 688720; Columbia phono-
graph co., inc., New York. 7781
All day long; words by Milton J. Cross
and Walter H. Preston, music by
Eugene Stanley. © Apr. 23, 1928;
2 c. Apr. 23; E 688942; Triangle
music pub. c¢o., inc., New York.
T782
All the world’s in love; 4 pt.-song,
words by Elizabeth Evelyn Moore,
musie by R. Huntington Woodman,
arr. by Carl Deis; women’s voices.
4to.' © Apr? 3> 102642 “er Apr 6 ;
E 687608; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 17
Alla en el pueblo mio; letra y musica
por Ignacio M. Valle, of Mexico,
domiciled at Chicago; pf. [Photo-
stat] ©1c. Apr. 4, 1928; E. 687850 ;
Arte mexicano, Chicago. T7184
Allah is always with me; saered song,
words and music by F. Nelson, bey.
© Feb. 14, 1928; 2,.c. Feb. 13; E
690030; Moorish-American music
publishers, Detroit. 7785
Allégresse matinale (Morning joy): de
V. Dyck, of France; orch, avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Feb. 25, 1928;
1c. Mar. 20; E, 689278; HK. Gaudet,
Paris. 7786
412
MUSicAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928
Allegro tempestuoso ; photo-play music,
by Maurice Baron; orch., with pf.
or organ conductor, and 1st violin
conductor. © Apr. 10, 1928; 2 «.
Apr. 11; E 688676; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
T787
Allez! up; galop, by Max Herzberg,
arr. by William Schoenfeld; orch.
4to. © Apr. 11, 1928; 2c. Apr. 12;
HE 688728; Robbins music corp., New
York. 7788
Allotria; marseh, aus Allotria, text
von Giinther Bibo, musik von Rudolf
Nelson, of Germany. © Sept. 15,
1927; 1 e«. Apr. 11, 1928; FE 684667 ;
Johann André, Offenbach/Main, Ger-
many, 7789
Aloha temple; march, by. Roy Park;
band, with solo B flat cornet con-
ductor. 4to. © Mar. 15, 1928; 2 c¢.
Apr. 20; E 688869; Charles L. Barn-
house, Oskaloosa, Ia. 7790
Alone by the fireside; words and music
by L. C. Mueller. © 1c. Apr. 24,
1928 ; E 687985; Lena Cloud Mueller,
San Francisco. 7791
Alone with you; words and melody by
Dave Ringle. © 1c. Apr. 21, 1928;
E 690058; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc., New York. 7792
Along a winding lane; words and mel-
ody by ‘IT. P. Rogers... © 1 .c. Apr.
2. 1928; ,,f,.:687457.,; Thomas;, P.
Rogers, Maywood, Ill. 7793
Although We part; words by W. L.
Faust, music by Jack Manley Rose.
[Photostat] ©1e. Apr. 4, 1928; E
688523; Walter L. Faust, Summit,
N. J. T7194
Alumni hymn to Pennsylvania; words
by L. F. Benson, music by Lorenzo
B. Phillips. © Apr. 18, 1928; 2 ec.
Apr. 20; E 688886; Louis F. Benson,
Philadelphia. T7195
Always all alone; words and melody
by Walter O’Keefe. © 1c. Apr. 17,
1928; E 687810; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine., New York. 7796
Always blue; waltz, words and music
byoe. E.. Duvall, ud Cc. Apr 3,
1928; E 687470; Francis E. Duvall,
Portland, Or. TI9T
Always you; waltz, words and music
by I. E. Kaler;: pf. aec., with uku-
lele arr. by Reba Hawkins. © Apr.
11, 1928; 2 « Apr. 13; E 688741;
Iola E. Kaler, Spokane, Wash. 7798
7808
Am arme die Pauline; wandervogellied
aus Allotria, text von Giinther Bibo,
musik von Rudolf Nelson, arr. von
C. Zimmer, both of Germany; salon
orch. mit pf.-direktion. 4to. © Sept.
1S) AGL ay Ge Apes ht 1998" "
689339; Johann André, Offen-
bach/Main, Germany. 7799
Am mai-kussa; text von Erna Conit-
zer-Struck, musik von lL. Stein-
Schneider, of Germany; orch., mit
pf. direktion. 4to. © Dee. 10, 1927;
1 ec. Apr. 11, 1928; E 6893864; Lena
Stein-Schneider, Berlin. 7800
Amami; waltz, by Al. Rizzi; pf. ©1
e. Apr. 16, 1928; E 687800; Apollo
music co., Brooklyn. 7801
America my wondrous land; words by
Harry Webb Farrington, music by
William Neidlinger. © Mar. 17,
1928; 2 'c. Mar. 23; HE 687526; A, S.
Barnes & co.,, New York. 7802
Americanism; words by W. Rice, mu-.
sic by Jack Edwards. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Apr. 12,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 19; E 687843; Willie
Rice, Gretna, Va. 7803
Ammoniated tincture of quinine; fox-
trot, words by Stanley J. Damerell
and Robert Hargreaves, music by
Tolechard Evans, of Great Britain;
pf. and ukulele acec.; in E flat.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Mar. 30, 1928; 1. c. Apr. 4; E 689236 ;
Cecil Lennox, Itd., London. 7804
Among the wild-flowers; reverie, by
Wallace A. Johnson, op. 186, no. 5;
pf. © Mar. 31, 1928; 2 ec. Apr. 3; E
687494 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 7805
Amore antico; romanza, versi di Ric-
eardo Cordiferro, musica di G. Quar-
tullo. ©1e. Apr. 2, 1928; E 688469 ;
Giuseppe Quartullo, New York. 7806
Amoretten tiinze (Les amourettes) ;
valse, by Josef Gung’l, of Hungary,
arr. by Aubrey Winter, of England;
oreh. with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Mar. 20, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 3; E 689151;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd., Lon-
don. 7807
And he forgot (....E m’obli0) ; words
and music by H. 8. Ravina. [Eng-
lish and Spanish text] © Apr. 18,
1928; 2 e. Apr. 19; E 687833; Ebe
Sansone Ravina and Charles H. Gal-
ligan, New York. 7808
413
CATALOGUE OF CCPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7809
And how; musical comedy in 8 acts,
words and music by F. A. Mathews,
jr.r © does Apt) 19;'19285 Di2Ksi1 ;
Frank A. Mathews, jr., Camden,
TE ED: 7809
And so do.all my pals; fox-trot, words
by R. P. Weston and Bert Lee, music
by Harris Weston, of England; pf.
and ukulele acc.; in G. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr. 4,
1928; 1c. Apr. 5; E 689179; Francis,
Day & Hunter, ltd., London. 7810
Andante du trio; pour pf., violon et
violoncelle, par Gabriel Fauré, op.
120, transcription par Gustave Sa-
mazeuilh, of France; pf. © Mar.
TOS TOZ8 he 'c, SApr. 9” Breer. 5
Durand et cie., Paris. 7811
Andante du II° quintette; pour pf. et
instruments 4 cordes, par Gabriel
Fauré, op. 115, transcription par
Gustave Samazeuilh. of France; pf.
© Mar. 10;:19287 Loe. AApmig: FE
689542; Durand et cie., Paris. + 7812
* Angel; words by Joe Burns and Murry
Kissen, music by Walter Donovan, -
arr. by Rube Bennett; pf. and uku-
lelecarr. © Apr..3, 192847 ear.
6; E 688596; Milton Weil music ¢o.,
Chicago. 7813
Angel mine; words and music by M.
Tornich. © 1 ce. Apr. 25, 1928; E
688990; Mary Tornich, San Fran-
cisco. 7814
Angel’s serenade; by G. Braga, arr. by
Chas. J. Roberts; orch., with pf. con-
ductor. © Mar. 22, 1928; 2 c. Apr.
30; E 691105; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 7815
Angelus (The) was ringing as We sang
Loves old sweet song; words and
music by S. J. Damerell and Robert
Hargreaves, both of Great Britain;
pf. ace., with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in
G. [Staff and tonic sol-fa_ nota-
tions]. ‘©. Apres 165.1928 <1 ic: gape:
17; E 689521; B. Feldman & co.,
London. 7816
Annicchiuzza, t’ ’u pigghiasti? Chian-
citillu ...; versi di Antonio Crivello,
musica di Antonio Galazzo. © 1 e¢.
Apr. 25, 1928; E 690108; James B.
Russo, Brooklyn. 7817
Annie Laurie; Scotch song by Lady
John Scott, transcribed and arr. by
Calvin Grooms; pf. © Apr. 24,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 26; E 690042; Cen-
tury music pub. co., New York.
7818
pt. nem S.pv23.
Annie Laurie; Scottish air arr. with
descant by Geoffrey Shaw, of Eng-
land; in C. 4to. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Apr. 24, 1928;
1 ec. Apr. 25; E 689605; Novello &
co., ltd., London. 7819.
Annunziata (M. R.) March; by M. R.
Annunziata, op. 33, no. 2; violin and
pf. © Apr. 21, 1928; 2 «Apr. 23;
E 688937; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati. 7820
— Waltz; by M. R. Annunziata, op.
33, no. 1; violin and pf. © Apr. 21,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 23; E 688936; Willis
music co., Cincinnati. 7821
Another summer day; words by Oliver
Murray Edwards, music by William
Berwald ; high voice. Syracuse, N. Y.,
Oliver music co. © Apr. 21. 1928;
2 ce. Apr. 28; E 691073; Oliver M.
Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y. — 7822
Anxiété; by Bertram Srawley, arr. by
Geo. H. Sanders, both of Great Brit-
ain; pf.. ;Qu Apr, 26, 1928); 27e sAnr.
27; E 691023; Sanders-Weiss, ine.,
New York. 7823
Aranjuez; tango, von Jose d Alba
[pseud.], off Germany; pf. © Oct.
1, 19273, TCs AE. 7 Pee tose.
689370; Musikalienhandlung Alberti,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 7824
Are you in love with love; words by
Billy Rose, music by Peter De Rose.
© Apr. 10, 1928; 2 ec. Apr. 11; E
688680; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 7825
Aria, Novelette [and] Liebestraum; 3
encore pieces, by 8S. B. von Grabill,
op. 23,°no:' 1, Oop: 2% amd@opi2s%i pr.
©: Apr: 1, 11928 <2ine? Apr o> B
690112; S. Becker von Grabill, Lan-
caster, Pa. 7826
Arise! be free; words by Jessie Fre-
mont Moser, music by A. Aragona;
4 mixed voices. 4to. © Sept. 1,
£927; 2 c. Mar. 12, 1928qG)EiG8S76T ;
Andrea Aragona, Pasadena. (827
Arleechino (L’); seottische, di Luigi
Salvatore Calbi; mand., violin or
banjo. .©:.1,.e* Apr d6,,d92387 E
687806 ; Luigi Salvatore Calbi, Yon-
RecN. bee 7828
Art thou gone in haste; 2-pt. song,
words by William Rowley, music by
Walter G. Alcock, of Great Britain ;
sop. 1 and 2; in D. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar.
19, 1928; 1 c«. Mar. 28; E 689161;
H. F. W. Deane & sons, The year
book press, ltd., London. 7829:
414
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928
7851
-
Ashes of roses; words and music by
Lillie Beggs [i. e. L. F. Beggs]. ©
1c Mar. 14, 1928; E 687851; Lillie
Florence Beggs, Memphis, Tenn.
7830
Ask me honey; fox trot, words and
music by O. J. Cobb. © 1 ¢. Apr.
38, 1928; E 687461; Olman J. Cobb,
Houston, Tex. 7831
At dawn; melodie, by D’Auvergne
Barnard, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Jan. 3, 1928; 2 ce. Apr. 3; E 687480;
B. F. Wood music co., Boston. 7832
At midnight; words and melody by
Weer exrorg., CO) 1 Vel * Apre'27,
1928; E 691037; William Jess Rex-
ford, Bay Shore, N. Y. 7833
At the fade of day; words and music
by Edwina Wileen Ford, of Canada,
domiciled at Oakland, Calif. arr. by
Dorothy La Dieu. © 1. Apr. 24,
1928 ; E 690001; Elfreda Violet Ford,
Oakland, Calif. 7834
At the pond; from the cantata The
water lily, by J. A. Dvorak, op. 60;
fame tne. © Apr. 17, 1928: 2 «.
Apr. 20; E 687941; Joseph A. Dvo-
rak, Tabor, S. D. 7835
Aubade; extraite de la Suite aimable,
par EH. Cassard, of France; orch.
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Mar.
40,71928 5. 1. '¢..‘Apr. 93). B 689415.;
Emm. Cassard. Paris. 7836
Auntie’s off to America; words by
H. M. Burnaby, music by John A.
Hopkins, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by Keech; in F. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr. 5,
1928; 1 c. Apr. 20; E 689562; Caven-
dish musie co., London. 7837
Auric (Georges) Danse; de Petite
suite, de G. Auric, of France; pf.
(Mar. 10. 1928 ; 1 “Apr. ,9:" B
689555; Heugel, Paris. 7838
Prélude; de Petite suite, de G.
Auric, of France; pf. © Mar. 10,
1928; 1 c. Apr. 9; E 689554; Heugel,
Paris. 7839
Trois caprices; poésie de Théo-
dore de Banville, musique de Georges
Auric, of France. 1. Féte galante.
[2 others] © Mar. 10, 1928; 1 «.
Apr. 9; E 689553; Heugel, Paris.
7840
Autumn fires; by Marion Hickman;
pis © Apr. 13, 1928;.2,c. Apr, 16;
E 687759; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 7841
Autumn gold; intermezzo, by Her-
mann Lohr, of Great Britain; ‘cello
solo, with pf. ace. © Mar. 31, 1928;
1.¢c: Apr. 7; EH 689232; Chappell &
co., ltd., London. 7842
Autumn time; words and music by
Hthel Boyce, of England; 2 treble
voices. ‘4to. © Apr. 19, 1928; 1 «.
Apr. 20; E 689484; Novello & co.,
ltd., London. 7843
Ave Maria; Latin words, music by
Bernard Hamblen, of Great Britain ;
high voice; in A flat. © Apr. 5,
1928; 2 c Apr. 7; E 687559; Boston
music ¢o., Boston. 7844
Avremel; comedy song, words and mu-
sic by Adolf King, arr. by Jack
Kammen; pf.
(5579718)
© Feb. 4, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 16; EB
688774; Jack’ Kammen and Joseph
Kammen, Brooklyn. 7845 -
Away from you; words by R.. M.
Trackwell, melody by Charles W.
Randall. © 1c. Mar. 19, 1928; E
688662; Raymond M. Trackwell,
Oakland, Calif. 7846
Ay, ay, ay; Spanish creole song, tran-
scribed and arr. by Calvin Grooms;
pf. © Apr. 24, 1928; 2 c Apr. 26;
E 690047; Century music pub. co.,
New York. TS8S47
Baby ; by Bertrand-Brown, transcribed
by Godfrey Ludlow, of Australia ;
violin with pf. acc. © Mar. 31,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 2; E 687415; Boston
music co.. Boston. 7848
Baby days; waltz song, words by Rea
Murphy, music by Gus Haenschen
[i. e. W. G. Haenschen] © Mar.
26,' 1928: 2’ 'c.’ Mar. 267" Hh ‘690110%
Walter G. Haenschen, New York.
7849
Baby stop teasin’ me; melody by Rob-
ert H. Cloud. © 1 ec. Apr. 5, 1928;
E 687531; Ralph Peer, New York.
7850
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Ah! when
the last dread hour: recit., [and]
Blessed day; aria, from cantata no.
70, new pf. arr., new words selected
and ed. by J. Michael Diack, of
Scotland; bar. © Mar. 1, 1928; 1c.
Mar. 22; E 689218; Paterson’s pub-
lications, ltd., Glasgow. 7851
415
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7852
Bach (Johann Sebastian )—Continued.
Arioso; arr. by Joseph W. Slatter,
of Great Britain. 1. Violoncello and
pf.—2. Violin and pf. (Cover title:
Famous arioso) © Mar. 24, 1928;
1c. each Apr. 27; E 689642, 689648 ;
Schott & co., Itd., London.
7852, 7853
— I follow with gladness; aria from
The St. John Passion, new pf. arr.,
new words selected and ed. by J.
Michael Diack, of Scotland; sop.,
with flute or violin obbl. © Mar. 1,
1928; 1 c. Mar. 22; E 689217; Pater-
son’s publications, ltd., Glasgow.
7854
Pan is master; aria from Phoebus
and Pan, new pf. arr., new words
selected and ed. by J. Michael Diack,
of Scotland; ten. © Mar. 1, 1928;
lc. Mar. 22; E 689215; Paterson’s
publications, Itd., Glasgow. 1855
Pardon us, gracious Lord; aria
from cantata no. 144, new pf. arr.,
new words selected and ed. by J._
Michael Diack, of Scotland; contral-
tOj6 Cy Mare 1.1928 es Mar, -
EH 689216; Paterson’s publications,
ltd., Glasgow. 7856
Prelude in A minor; fingering and
phrasing, interpretation of embellish-
ments. annotations or analyses, and
remarks bearing upon the perform-
ance, by G. Augustus Holmes and
Frederick J. Karn, both of Great
Britain’: pt.) ©) Apr 4 1028)" alte:
Apr. 6; E 689210; Edwin Ashdown,
ltd., London. (857
Slumber on, oh weary spirit; aria
from cantata no. 82, new pf. arr.,
new words and ed. by J. Michael
Diack, of Scotland; bass. © Mar.
1, 1928; 1 @ Mar. 22; H 689214;
Paterson’s publications, ltd., Glas-
gow. 7858
Bachelet (A.) Deux piéces; de A.
Bachelet, of France; violon ou vio-
loncelle et orch. 1. Barecarolle noc-
turne. [1 other] © Dee. 31, 1927;
1c. Mar. 20; E 689270; Durand et
cie., Paris. A 7859
Bachmann (Alberto) Six etudes tran-
scendantes; de A. Bachmann, of
Switzerland; violon. © Dee. 31,
1927; 1 c. Mar. 20,,1928; E. 689282 ;
E. Gaudet, Paris. 7860
Back to the heather; from Blue eyes,
words by Graham John, music by
Jerome Kerns. London-New York-
pt. 111, n. s., v. 23
Sydney, Chappell & eo., 1ta. © Apr:
9, 1928; 2-¢. Apr? 24; HY 687976" T.
B. Harms co., New York. 7861
Bacon (The) and the egg; fox-trot,
from The yellow mask, words by
Desmond Carter, music by Vernon
Duke, of Great Britain ; pf. and uku-
lele acc.; in E flat. [Staff and tonie
sol-fa notations] © Mar. 9, 1928;
1c Apr. 3; E 689175; Ascherberg,
Hopwocd & Crew, Itd., London.
7862
Bekken; tekst af Marinus Bé¢rup, mu-
sik af Poul Schierbeck, of Denmark,
op. 2la. © Nov. 25,1927; 1 « Mar.
15, 1928; E 689507; Wilhelm Han-
sen, Copenhagen. 7863
Bailey (The) beareth the bell away;
words anon., music by Peter War-
lock, of Great Britain; 2 treble
voices. London, Winthrop Rogers,
ltd. 4to. © Mar. 30, 1928; 1c. Apr.
7; EH 689398; Hawkes & son: (Lon-
don). Itd., London. 7864
Ballad (A) of Christ on the water;
5 pt. cho., words by Marion Cou-
thouy Smith, music by Edward
Shippen Barnes, op. 40, no. 3; mixed
voices’ 4to: “© Apr. s 1928 - 2c.
Apr. 6; E 687609; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 7865
Ballerina (La); Saltarella napoletana,
melodia di L. S. Calbi; mand. o vio-
lino. ©1c. Apr. 25, 1928 ; H 690080;
Luigi Salvatore Calbi, Yonkers,
N. WY 7866
Bambino; fox-trot, words by Edgar
Leslie, music by Al. Sherman, of
Great Britain; pf. ace., with ban-
julele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Alvin D. Keech; in E flat. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr.
14, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 16; E 689446;
Lawrence Wright music co., London.
7867
Banjigs; by David Berend; ten. banjo
solo with pf. © Apr. 11, 1928; 2 e¢.
Apr. 12; E 687683; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
7868
Banks (The) of Allan water: old Eng-
lish song, with deseant, arr. by
Thomas F. Dunhill, of Great Brit-
ain: in A flat. 4to. [Staff and tonie
sol-fa notations] © Apr. 2, 1928;
1 ¢« Apr. 138; E 689623; Edward
Arnold & ¢o., London. 7869
416
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no. 4, 1928 } 7890
Baptism by water and baptism by the Mari 2Qi15 1928 500 1 Big ADT 20 sects
Holy Ghost; words and melody by 689564; Boosey & co., Itd., London.
J. E. Burch. ‘© 1 ¢. Apr. 25, 1928; 7880
” & : E o Jew Yor ‘
S88094;cRalph/Peen: New (Wonk, Beethoven (Ludwig van) Contra
7870
Barcarolle; by Jean Ten: Have; vio-
lin and: pf. © Apr. 28, :°1928; 2 «.
Apr. 30: E 691086; Boston music
co., Boston. (871
Barley (The) field; words by Katha-
rine Atherton Grimes, music by Ira
B. Wilson. 4to. © Apr. 5, 1928;
2 c. Apr. 9; EH:687617; J. S. Fearis
& bro., Chicago. (872
Barnacle (The); sort of sea shanty,
poem by A. P. Herbert, music by
Frieda Peycke: © Apr. 4, 1928;
2 ¢. Apr. 7; E 687561; Willis music
¢o., Cincinnati. 7873
Barton fair; words by John C. Day,
music by Ernest Melvin, of Great
Britain. © Dec. 12, 1927; 1 ¢. Jan.
12, 1928; EK 684151; Berners music
co., London. (874
Battling Beedie; words and melody
by Beatrice Leon [pseud. of B.
Heondrdl. © 1c.’ Mar...7, 1928)
686671; Beatrice. Leonard, New
York. en te¥ (5)
Be Thou exalted, O God; anthem,
words from the Bible, music by
Stanley T. Reiff; mixed voices, with
organ ace. 4to. © Mar. 7, 1928; 2
e. Apr. 380; E 691131; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 7876
Beautiful face have a heart; words
and melody by Billy Rose, Jimmy
Monaco and Fred Fisher. © 1 «
Apr. 6, 1928; E 688548; Irving Ber-
lin; ine., New York. (817
Beautiful in the morning; hymn,
words and music by R. Harkness,
of Australia, domiciled at Pasadena ;
with cho. © Oct. 1, 1926; 2 c. Apr.
18. 1928; E 688854; Robert Hark-
ness, Pasadena. 7878
Because I love Jesus; words by Alfred
Barratt, music by Harry Dixon
Loes; 4 mixed voices. Chicago-
Philadelphia, Rodeheaver co. ©
Mar, 15, 19285 2 @ Mar. 12° 1
683864; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago. 7879
Beeause your love is mine; words by
J. M. Stuart-Young, music by Fran-
eis Dorel, cf Great Britain. ©
dance; arr. by Preston Ware Orem;
pf. duets © “Mar. 31, 17928:"2 c¢.
Apr. 3; EH 687501; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 7881
Menuet in G; arr. and tran-
scribed by Godfrey Ludlow, of Great
Britain, domiciled at New York;
yiolin “with pil; ace)” ©* *Mlar,. 20,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 30; E 691099; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 73882
Sonatina per il mandolina; ed.
and adapted by Thomas F. Dunhill,
of Great Britain; violin and pf. ©
Mar. 26, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 6; E 689304 ;
Joseph Williams, ltd., London. 73583
Beginner’s method for the saxophone ;
by H. Benne Henton. © Apr. 18,
i925; 2° C.,and ait. Apr 20 A.
1073925 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 7884
Believing, ’m always believing in you;
words and melody by R. Young,
arr, .by,;Harry |T.. Myers; i© 1 ec.
Apr. 9, 1928; E 688643; Rex Young,
Louisville. 7885
Bells in the valley; intermezzo, by
Charles Ancliffe, of Great Britain ;
pf.or© Apr. 20,' 1928 ;hie. Apr. 25;
EK 689609; Banks & son, York, Eng-
land. 7386
Beloved, let us love one another; an-
them, words from the Bible, music
by R. G. Thompson, of Great Brit-
ain; 4 mixed voices; organ acc.
4to. © Mar. 19, 1928; 1 c Apr. 18;
E 689456; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow. T8387
Beloved, let us love one another; an-
them, words from the Scriptures,
music by George B. Nevin; men’s
voices. 4to. © Apr. 13, 1928; 2 c.
Apr. 16; EK 687760; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 7388
Bentzon (J¢grgen) Fire sange; musik
af J. Bentzon, of Denmark. 1. Den
blinde., jo .. others] . ©: “Nov. 25,
1927; 1 c. Mar. 15, 1928; E 689514;
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen. 7889
Berceuse; by Gilbert Stacey, of Great
Brifain ; yiolin,and pf. © Mar. 27,
1928; 1 c«. Apr. 20; E 689571 ; Boosey
& co., ltd., London. 7390
417
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7891
pt. 11, 0. s., v. 23
Berceuse; hommage a Bobby, petit
chien savant, tirée du ballet Impres-
sions de music-hall, par Gabriel
Pierné, op. 47, no. 3, transcription
par S. Dushkin; violon et pf. ©
Mar.ochQ, LO2Z8s.. 2: 7: cApre, Seu
688724; Max Eschig et cie., Paris.
7891
Bergers (Les); de Trois caprices,
poésie de Théodore de Banville, mu-
sique de Georges Auric, of France.
@eMar. <1. 19286 dc Gs Agr Oe LB)
689551; Heugel, Paris. 7892
Betty Jean; fox-trot, words and music
by Blue Steele; pf. acce., with uku-
lele arr. by May Singhi Breen. ©
Apr. hy LO28 3. Dele: “Ade plulaeie dh)
688674; United pub. co., New York.
7893
Betty Jean; words and melody by
Blue Steele. © 1 c¢ Mar. 27, 1928;
E 687717; Ralph Peer, New. York.
» 7894
Betty Lou; the dream girl, comic oper-
etta in 3 acts, words by Lida Larri-
more Turner, music by R. M. Stults.
4to. © Apr. 4, 1928; 2 c Apr. 6;
D 27305; Theodore Presser €O0.,
Philadelphia. 7895
Beyond the shadows; words and mu-
sic by A. F. Schall; 4 mixed voices.
Chicago - Philadelphia, Rodeheaver
co. © Mar. 15, 1928; 2 ce. Mar. 14;
E 683856; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. 7896
Bird songs at eventide; duet, words
by Royden Barrie, music by Eric
Coates, arr. by William Stickles, of
Great Britain; sop. or ten., and alto
or bar. New York, N. Y., Chappeil-
Harms,,ine, © Apr.i12,;19285 2c.
Apr. 14; E 688815; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London. 7897
Bit,,(A). of -Gairo.:..by Mrs. By eA:
Beach; pi, © Apr. 13,1928; ,2 «.
Apr. 16; E 687761; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 7898
Bizet (Georges) The fair maid of
Perth; 5 minute operatic selection,
arr. by Herman Finck, of Great Brit-
ain; orch., with pf. conductor. ©
Mar. 7, 1928; .1¢. Mar, 27; E 689126;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. 7899
Black and blue; by H. E. Manning;
pf. ©1c. Apr. 14, 1928;\E 687732;
Harry Edward Manning, Buhl, Id.
7900
Black hand blues; words and melody
by Hattie C. Burleson. © 1c. Apr.
11, 1928; E 688716; Columbia phono-
graph co., ine., New York. 7901
Black (The) kinkajou; kinkajou,
paroles francaises de A. Olivier, mu-
sique de Paddy, of France, et Z.
Confrey, of U. S.; orch. 4to. ©
Dec. 20, 1927; 1 ¢, dames, 1928
E 684502; A. Olivier, Paris. 7902
Blake (Dorothy Gaynor) Arabesque;
violin and pf. © Apr. 28, 1928; 2-e.
Apr. 30; E 691135; Willis musie co.,
Cincinnati. 7903
Blessed art Thou O Lord; quartet and
cho., words from Psalms, music by
A. Monestel; mixed voices, with pf.
or organ acc. 4to. © Mar. 7, 1928;
2c. Apr. 30; E 691129; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 7904
Blood thirsty blues; words and melody
by V. Spivey. © 1c. Apr. 23, 1928;
E 688956; Victoria Spivey, New
York. 7905
Blossom time in old Kentucky; waltz,
words by J. Ashby, music by B.
Weinert. © Mar. 31, 1928; 2 ¢ Apr.
5; E 687525; Bruno Weinert and
Jesse Ashby, Louisville. 7906
Blossoms pure; barecarolle, by Wallace
A. Johnson, op. 186, no. 2; pf.
Mar. 31, 1928; 2c. Apr. 3; HE 687491;
Theodore Presser eco., Philadelphia.
7907
Blue (The) bells of Seotland; Seotch
air, transcribed and arr. by Calvin
Grooms; pf. © Apr. 24, 1928; 2 «
Apr. 26; E 690045; Century music
pub. co., New York. 7908
Blue eyed gal of mine; words by A.
EK. Sangston, music by C. S. Mill-
spaugh. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Apr. 12, 1928; 2 c. Apr.
19; E 687847; A. E. Sangston, Du-
buque, Ia. 7909
Blue eyes; from Blue eyes, words by
Graham John, music by Jerome
Kern. London-New York-Sydney,
Chappell & co., ltd. © Apr. 9. 1928;
2c. Apr. 24; E 687977; T. B: Harms
co., New York. 7910
Blue land; words by Howard Johnson,
musie by Al. Sherman; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by Anthony J. Fran-
chini. © Apr. 26, 1928; 2 c. Apr.
28; E 691139; Joe Morris music Co.,
New York. 7911
418
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928
Blue yodel; fox trot, words and music
by Jimmy Rodgers; pf. ace, with
ukulele arr. by May Singhi Breen.
©, Apr: 37°1928-: 2. ce, Apr. 23:5. HB
691013; United pub. co., New York.
7912
Blumengefiiister; charaktersttick, von
Fr. yon Blon, arr. von W. Porsch-
mann, both of Germany; bandonion,
© Nov. 30, 1927; 1 ec. Apr. 11, 1928;
E 689376 ; Riihle & Wendling, Leip-
zig. 7913
Bohemia; Gipsy romance, words by
Phil Ponce, music by William Polla;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Apr.
1928; 2 c«. Apr. 19; E 688877; Je-
rome H. Remick & co., New York.
7914
Bolero; von August Karl Lentz, of
Germany, werk 32; violine u. kla-
vier. © Sept. 15, 1927; 1c. Apr. 11,
1928; E 689330; Johann André, Of-
fenbach/Main, Germany. 7915
Boo-hoo; words by David S. Goldberg,
music by H. Carow. © 1 «© Apr.
19, 1928; E 687872; Herman Carow,
Philadelphia. 7916
Boots! boots! boots; words and mel-
ody by Frank Bannister and Billy
Heagney. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1928; E
688547; Fred K. Steele, ine., New
York. 7917
Border Rose (Rosa fronteriza) ; words
and music by Joe R. Saenz, Ted
Moore, and Jack B. Tenney, Spanish
tr. by Rodolfo A. Salinas; pf. ace.,
with ukulele arr. by Frank Littig
with quartette for male or ized
voices. © Jan. 28, 1928; 2 c Apr.
3: E 687422; Walter ra Quincke,
Los Angeles. 7918
Boruch habo; words from the Hebrew
prayer book, music by E. Shnipe-
lisky. “© 1 ce Apr. 24,'1928; E
687997; Elias Shnipelisky, New
York. 7919
Bourrée and musette; by Orlando Mor-
gan, arr. by Charles Woodhouse,
both of England: orch. with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Feb. 15, 1928: 1 «.
Mar. 2; E 689560: Hawkes & son
(London) ltd., London. 7920
Bow belles; from Blue eyes, words by
Graham John, music by Jerome
Kern. London-New York - Sydney,
Chappell & co.. ltd. © Apr. 9, 1928:
2c. Apr. 18; E 688813; T. B. Harms
co., New York. 7921
‘ 793
Ol
Brahms (Johannes) Six love songs,
selected from op. 52, ed. by Albert
Stoessel; mixed voices; pf., 4 hands.
4to. 1. Tell me maiden. [5 others. ]
© Feb. 8, 1928; 2 ¢. Feb. 23; E
687817; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
7922
Ungarische tinze (Hungarian
dances) ; bearb. von Otto Singer, of
Germany; violine und klavier. no. 1.
G moll.—no. 3. F dur.—no. 5. G
moll (original fis moll).—no. 6. D
dur (original des dur.)—no. 7. A
dur (original F dur) © Mar. 22,
1928; 1 c. each Apr. 9; E 689290-
689294; Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leipzig.
7923-7927
Break Thou the bread of life; anthem,
words by M. A. Lathbury, music by
George Bowles; mixed voices, organ
gee.) 4to."' "Mar? "Sis e268 " ore
Apr. 2; E 687412; Boston music co.,
Boston. : 7928
Breezy May pride of love; waltz,
words and melody by F. O. Pace, of
Italy, domiciled at Worcester. ©
1c. Apr. 3, 1928; E 687716; Frank
O. Pace, Worcester. 7929
Bridge of memories; words and music
by Camilla Alves Harness; with
violin obbl. Chicago, Ill., Aeolian
club. © Apr. 20, 1928; 2 ce. Apr. 28;
E 690121; Camilla A. Harness, Hen-
derson, Ky. 7930
Bright spots; ensemble, words and
melody by Dave Peyton. © 1 e.
July 20, 1927; E 672230; Babe
Brown, Chicago. 7931
Bright star, whose soft familiar ray;
words by H. W. Longfellow, music
by H. B. Omeron. © 1c. Apr. 16,
1928: E 688852; Helen Bates Ome-
ron, Los Angeles. 7932
Bring back those dear old love days;
words by Toy Henry [pseud. of T. H.
Kankada], music by David Reed.
©1c. Apr. 4, 1928; E 687546; Toivo
Hendrick Kankada, Maynard, Mass.
7933
Broken dreams; words and music by
M. Tornich. '@ 1c. Apr. 25, 1928;
E 688991; Mary Tornich, San Fran-
cisco. 7934
Broken (A) heart; words and melody
by H. M. Wadsworth. © 1 ¢. Apr.
2, 1928; E 688472; Horace Miller
Wadsworth, New Orleans. 7935
7936
Broken hearted; fox-trot, by Lom-
bardo, Lewis and Whiting; military
and brass band. London, Boosey &
co., ltd. 4to. © Nov. 25, 1927; 2 c.
Jan. 14, 1928; E 682181; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
7936
Broken hearted; words and melody by
D. Fraad. © 1c. Apr. 10, 1928; E
687668 ; Daniel Fraad, New York.
7937
Broken hearted; words by R. Pru-
deaux, melody by Luther A. Clark.
OO. Dt c..Apr: 2e 19285) By i6otse
Ralph Prudeaux, Calumet, Mich.
7938
Broken (The) rosary; words by J. E.
Halligan, melody by Harry Y. Owen.
© 1c. Apr. 2, 1928; E 688465 ; James
EK. Halligan, New Orleans. 7939
Brown skin blues; words and melody
by Hattie C. Burleson. © 1°¢);Apr.
11, 1928; E 688713; Columbia phono-
graph co., inc., New York. *
Brownies; children’s song, words and
music by A. Judson. © 1c. Dee. 8,
1927 : E 690068 ; Agnes Judson, Win-
ter Park, Fla. 7941
Bubbles; by Arthur Lange; pf. ©
Mar. 31, 1928; 2c. Apr. 2; Hi 687414;
Boston music co., Boston. 7942
Budding youth; by Barnard Levin;
pf. Boston, W. B. Hasey & co. ©
Apr. 6, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 7; EH 687564;
W. B. Hasey, Boston. 7943
Bufiaio blues; melody by Jelly Roil
Morten [pseud. of Ferd Morton].
© 1c. Apr. 2, 1928; E 688478; Tri-
angle music pub. co., inc., New York.
7944
(The) breed; from Lady
words by Harry Graham,
music by Albert Sirmay, of Hun-
gary. London-New York - Sydney,
Chappell & co., ltd. © Mar. 9, 1928;
1c. Apr. 12; E 689447; Harms, inc.,
New York. 7945
Bumble-bees (Die hummeln); by
Cyril Scott, of Great Britain; violin.
©, Apr: 12,1928: 1c. Mar. 30 >
689108; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz.
7946
Burgalesa; par F. Moreno Torroba, of
Spain, edité et doigté par Andrés
Segovia; guit. © May 8, 1928; 1 ¢.
Apr. 27; E 689683; B. Schott’s
séhne, Mainz, Germany. 7947
Bull-dog
Mary,
7940 |
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pt. mm, n-ss vi 23
Burleigh (Cecil) Two sketches from
the Orient; by C. Burleigh, op. 55,
arr. by N. Clifford Page; symphonic
band. © Mar. 28, 1928; 2 @. Apr.
16; E 687752; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 7948
Burma girl; fox-trot, words and music
by ‘Anthony Picton, of England; pf.
ace., with banjulele banjo and uku-
lele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in E
flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Mar. 21, 1928: 1 c. Apr.
16: E 689491; Billy Thorburn music
pub. co., itd., London. 7949
Burnet roses; words and music by E.
C. Whitley, of Great Britain. ©
Mar. 30, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 9; E 689388 ;
Edith Catherine Whitley, Purley,
Surrey, England. 7950
Buster Keaton; intermezzo, de M.
Schneider, of France; orch. avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1927;
"1 @ Mar. 20, 1928;.E 689280; E.
Gaudet, Paris. Tool
' But my heart hath its love; words by
Heinrich Heine, tr. by H. W. Long-
fellow, music by J. V. Perry. ©1 ce.
Apr. 6, 1928; E 688550; Jean Vic-
toria Perry, Greenville, S. C. 7952
Butcher shop blues; words and music
by G. W. Thomas: © tic: Apr. 4,
1928; E 687549; George W. Thomas,
Chicago. 7953
Buying a stamp; or, Sorry they
couldn’t oblige me, words and music
by R. P. Weston and Bert Lee, both
of England; in G. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Apr. 4, 1928;
1c. Apr. 5; E 689184; Francis, Day
& Hunter, Itd., London. 7954
By jingo Janette; words by Mort
Dixon, music by Harry Woods; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Apr. 17, 1928;
2 c. Apr. 19; E 688878; Jerome H.
Remick & co., New York. 7955
Bye and bye; words and music by
A: A. Braynard.) (@sky es Apres 27;
1928; E 690176; Alice A. Braynard,
Mount Vernon, N. Y. 7956
C’est mon pére; chanson familiale, pa-
roles de Jules Combe, musique de
Bug. Gavel, of France. © Mar. 10,
1928; 1 ¢. Apr. 9; E 689419; Editions
musicales Evette, Paris. 7957
Calabrisella mia; versi e melodia di
F. Trombetta. 4to. © Apr. 10,
1928; 2 ec. Apr. 20; E 688860; Fran-
cesco Trombetta, Philadelphia. 795&
420
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928
- 7982
Calabrisella mia; versi e musica di
F. Trombetta; pf. © 1 ¢. Apr. 6,
1928; E 688546; Francesco Trombet-
ta, Philadelphia. 7959
California; words by H. L. Wilson,
music by Lucile Burton. [Photo-
Statt © #4)''c) 4Apr! 20) 99928 7H
688902; Harriet L. Wilson, Oakland,
Calif. 7960
California’s golden sunset; words by
N. C. Oakley, melody by Claude K.
Webster. © 1 c. Apr. 10, 1928; EH
687669; Nelson Clewell Oakley, San
Diego, Calif. 7961
Call (The) for aid; photo-play music,
by Josef Pasternack; orech. © Apr.
fetes 2 Cc, Apr, il; E,.688o8;
Irving Berlin standard music corp.,
New York. 7962
Calling; words by F. Scott, music by
David Reed. © 1. Apr. 4, 1928;
E 687547; Francis Scott, North
Wales, Pa. 7963
Calliope (The); by C. T. Weatherly ;
pf. ©1c. Apr. 24, 1928; E 687991;
Chairman Thomas Weatherly, Bris-
tol, Tenn. 7964
Campane d'Italia; di S: Cusenza; pf.
© 1c. Apr. 16, 1928; E 687797; S.
Riccardi, New York. 7965
Campbells (The) are comin’; Scottish,
air, arr. with descant by Geoffrey
Shaw, of England; in D.. 4to.
[Staff and tonie sol-fa notations]
@ Apr . 19,01928: 1c. Apr.-.203,-E
689481; Novello & co., ltd., London.
7966
Campus roll; by A. Rosenblum and
Roy Wertheimer; pf. © 1 e. Apr.
14, 1928; E 688791; Art Rosenblum,
Los Angeles. 7967
Canarino (il) (The canary); waltz-
caprice, d’ Alberto Rizzi; ocarina.
© 1c Apr. 16, 1928; E 687801;
Apollo musi¢e co., Brooklyn. 7968
Can’t we be sweethearts again; waltz,
words by B. Hill, music by J. W.
Hopkins; pf., ukulele and ten. banjo
ace. © Apr. 17, 1928; 2 ec. Apr. 20;
EK 687938; Beulah Hill and James
W. Hopkins, Wymore, Neb. 7969
Canta, valse mio! (Do sing, my
waltz); waltz, melodia di S...Sea-
lora, of Italy, domiciled at New
York. T° eMApr! 86, «1928 5H
687814; Salvatore Scalora, New
York. 7970
104065—28——2
Canti primaverili; 12 canzoncine, versi
di autori diversi, musica di Elisa-
betta Oddone, of Italy. 4to. ©
Mar.. 10, 1928; 1) c. Mar. 28; ‘HE
689134; A. & G. Carisch & ¢c., Milan.
7971
Cantiléne; par Hd. Weéenisch, of
France; violon et orch. © Mar. 10,
1928; 1 c. Apr. 9; E 689406; Jean
d’Ux, Paris. (972
Canto guipuzcoano; from Spanish
suite, by H. Maurice Jacquet; pf.
©. Mar. 26, 1928: 1 ¢ Apr. 14, 1°¢.
Apr. 25; E 690017; C. C. Birchard
& co., Boston. 7973
Cantuccio dei bambini; 6 bozzetti mu-
sicali, di Ettore Montanaro, of Italy;
pf. 1. Cullando la.bambola. [5
others] © Feb. 17, 1928; 1 ce. Mar.
28; EH 689137; A. & G. Carisch & c.,
Milan. : 7974
Capriccioso ; intermezzo, di A. Bucchi,
of Italy, op. 5, no. 7; orch., con pf.
conduttore. 4to. © Apr. 30, 1928;
1 ¢. Apr. 26; E 689662; A. Forlivesi
& c., Florence, Italy. 7975
Caprice gai; by Burrell Steer [i. e.
C.. B. L. Steer], of Great Britain,
domiciled at New York; violin with
pt. ©1c. Apr. 6, 1928; E 688534;
Charles Burrell Liwellyn Steer, New
York. 7976
Caprice poétique; by Roland Diggle;
organ. ‘obl. *“8vo. © Apr. 24, 1928;
2c. Apr. 26; EH 690026; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. [917
Capricieuse (La); de la 2°*™® petite
suite, par R. Ch. Martin, of France,
op: 156; pf. © Mar.: 10, 1928; 1 ‘ce.
Apr. 9; E 689548; Durand et Gie.,
Paris. 7978
Carillon d’amour; intermezzo, by Ju-
lian Fredericks, of Great Britain;
pei! QvApr. 16,; 1928401%e: ‘Apr:18 ;
E 689440; W. Paxton & co., ltd.,
London. 7979
Carina (Dearest); by I. Iacapraro;
pf. ©1c. Apr. 27, 1928; E 691051;
Ida Iacapraro, New York. 7980
Caring for the rose; words and music
by D. S. Sharp, of New Zealand. ©
Nov. 7, 1927; 1 ec. Apr. 4; E 689320; '
David Stevenson Sharp, Dunedin,
New Zealand. 7981
Carmen; words by Billy Rose, melody
by Violinsky [pseud. of Solly Gins-
bere} "Ore "Apr “17,” 19285 -H
687811; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 7982
421
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7983
pt. 107, Deswe 2ay
Carmencita; a fragment of old Spain,
by Arthur L. Brown, op. 84; pf. ©
Apr.i20,. 4928; 92. expr . 23 Gh
688939; B. F. Wood music co., Bos-
ton. 7983
Carnival._Harlequins,—Pierrette [and]
Harlequinade; by Don Morrison
{i. e. Donald Morrison]; _ violin.
4to: ‘© Apr. 21, 1928; 2 e. Apr. 21;
HH} 688948 ; Donald Morrison, Oberlin,
O. 7984
Trois chants d’été;
paroles par Arthur Rimbaud et
Franz Toussaint, musique par J.
Cartan, of France. 1. Sensation.
[2 others]! ‘(© ' Mar .10; 1928; 1 e@
Apr. 9; E 689527; Heugel, Paris.
7985
Cascade range; waltz, words and mu-
sic by F. Burn; pf. and ukulele acc.,
with chords marked for banjo and
guiti)! ©. Aprir3) 1928512) e:4Apr 9;
E 687623; Farrar Burn, Sacramento,
Calif. 7986
Cartan (Jean)
Chagrin de mére (A mother’s grief) ;
de V. Dyck. of France; orch. avee
pf. conducteur. 4to. Feb. 25,
1928; 1 c. Mar. 20; E 689272; E.
Gaudet, Paris. (987
Chanson du mendiant; poésie de Tris-
tan Klingsor, musique de Sylvio Laz-
zari, of France. © Mar. 10, 1928;
1c. Apr. 9; E 689411; Max Hschig
et cie., Paris. 7988
Chanson et danse roumaines; de F.
Volpatti, of Italy; orch. avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Feb. 25, 1928;
1 ec. Mar. 20; E 689279; H. Gaudet,
Paris. 7989
Chansons d’amour; paroles de divers
auteurs, musique de Maxime Jacob,
of France. :|© Feb. 25, 1928; 1 c.
Mar. 20; E 689247; J. Jobert, Paris.
7990
Chansons écossaises; choeur, adapta-
tion francaise arr. et ace. de Paul
Ladmirault, of France; voix mixtes.
Ato. © Feb. 25, 1928; 1c. Mar. 20;
EH 689246; Rouart, Lerolle et Gie.,
Paris. 7991
Chapel bell; by I. V. Flagler, tran-
scribed by Orlando A. Mansfield, of
Great Britain; organ: ©. Mar. 31,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 3; E 687500; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 7992
Chappell & co.’s brass and reed band
journal, no. 125; by Vincent You-
mans, arr. by J. Ord Hume, of Great
42
Britain; brass and reed band, with
f solo cornet in B flat, conductor. Ato.
1. Hallelujah’ [1 other] )© Mar.
“22; 1928; 1..¢. ApRiG: 689233 ;
Harms, ine., New York. 7993
Charms; paraphrase, of Believe me if
all those endearing young charms, by
Albert Frederick Marzian; pf. ©
Apr. 20, 1928 4.22 a, Ar een)
688822; A. F. Marzian, Louisville.
7994
Chase those blues away; words by B.
Browning, music by Leo Friedman.
©. Mar. 14: 192852: ¢) Mar 992.5
687827; Bernice Browning and Leo
Friedman, Hollywood, Calif. 7995
Chasins (Abram) ‘Twenty-four pre-
ludes; by A. Chasins, op. 11, nos. 1—
G:.. pf. DK. 2) ne.) (127, (© ae.
1928; 2 ec. Apr. 16; E 687751; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 7996
Chasse au papillon (The _ butterfly
chase); étude caractéristique, by
Henri Ketten, transcribed by Michael
Press, of Russia, domiciled at New
York; violin and pf. © Mar. 27.
1928 ;. 2c. Apr 30.) MipeUli2Z Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 7997
Chatterbox; by Mari Paldi; pf. ©
Apre,-20,, 49283,2 <. Apr. 20% 28
691057 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 7998
Chavirée (La); paroles de Guillot de
Saix, musique de Martin Garcias,
of France. Editions Costallat. ©
Feb..." 25; | 1926)" de ae reer rt
689285; Lucien de Lacour, Paris.
7999
Che te sfrutt’ a ffa’; versi e melodia di
F. Amodio. © 1c. Apr. 18, 1928;
EH) 687875; Frank Amodio, Brooklyn.
8000
Chér'e; chanson bleu, words and mu-
sie by Val Valentine, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. aec., with banjulele banjo
and ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech ;
in G. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions], ©. Apr.:2, 1928: ties Apres |
E 689519; B. Feldman & co., London.
8001
Chevauchée (Ride to the abyss); es-
quisse symphonique, de M. Brussel-
manns, of Belgium; orch. avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Feb. 25, 1928;
1 ec. Mar. 20; E 689281; HE. Gaudet,
Paris. 8002
Chevrons; march, by Will Donaldson,
arr. by William C. Schoenfeld: oreh.
with pf. or organ ace. 4to. © Apr.
2
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928
4, 1928; 2 ce. Apr. 5; E 687519; Ir-
ving Berlin standard music corp.,
New York. 8003
Chew-chew-chew ; words and music by
E. S. Pettijohn. ©1c. Apr. 2, 1928;
EB 687447 ; Elizabeth S. Pettijohn, St.
Paul. 5 8004
Chicago cut out; words and melody by
Billy Weinburg and Billy Grimes.
ty ot ie.dan.. 16,1928... Bh '681265:;
Weinburg and Grimes, Chicago.
8005
Childhood’s quest; pageant for Chil-
dren’s day, words by Verna Whin-
ery, music by G. C. Tullar. 8vo. ©
Apr. 10, 1928; 2 ec. Apr. 19; D 27307;
Grant Colfax Tullar, New York.
8006
Children’s (The) hosannah; sacred
song, words by Cuthbert J. Parker,
music by Seymour Dicker, of Great
Britain; with organ and cho. pts.,
ad lib. © Mar. 26, 1928; 1 c. Apr.
7; E 689224; Collard Moutrie, Lon-
don. 8007
Children’s (The) King; service for
Children’s day, by Valeria R. Leh-
man, words by V. R. Lehman and
others, music by Samuel A. Ward
and others. 4to. © Mar. 12, 1928;
2 ec. Mar. 19; D 27314; Fillmore
bros. co., Cincinnati. 8008
Children’s march; over the hills and
far away, by Perey Aldridge Grain-
ger, arr. by Adolf Schmid; orch., pf.
conductor. © Apr. 12, 1928; 2 «.
Apr. 18; E 687821; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 8009
Children’s praise and worship; for
beginners, primary and junior grades
of the Sunday school, compiled and
ed. by A. L. Byers, Bessie L. Byrum
and Anna E. Koglin. 8vo. © Apr.
fee coy eee: SANG. Apr..d1:*. A
1068883 ; Gospel trumpet co., Ander-
son, Ind. 8010
Children’s suite; by Hugo Riesenfeld ;
pf. 1. Bobby plays horsy. [3 others
(CeApr. sored O28 2) CO Anr. 6%) BE
687611; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
8011
Chimére; po@me symphonique, by
Tadeusz Jarecki, op. 26; orch. Se.
@ Feb. 23, 1928:.2 ¢. Apr. 30; BH
691091; Carl Fischer, ine, New
York. 8012
Chimes in the valley (Das gliéckchen
im tal); by Richard Krentzlin, of
Germany, op. 126; pf. © Mar.381,
A 8023
1928; 2 c. Apr. 3; E 687489; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 8013
China moon; words by Michael Fuoco,
melody by G. La Banco, jr. ©1.
Apr. 4, 1928; E 687548; George La
Banco, jr., Chicago. 8014
Chinese (A) ecoolie hurries with a
rickshaw ; by Frieda Peycke; pf. ©
mvpr. 13} 192852) cent Apr P6er 1H
687762; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 8015
Chirurgie; opéra-bouffe en 1 acte, de
Denis Roche et André-G. Block,
daprés Antone Tcehékhov, musique
de P. O. Ferroud, of France; chant
et pf. Partition. © Mar. 10, 1928;
1 ¢ Apr. 9; D 27313; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 8016
Choo-choo; railroad march-galop, by
M. L. Lake; full orch., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Mar. 27, 1928; 2c.
Apr. 30; E 691124; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 8017
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Polish
mazurka; op. 7, no. 1, for orch. by
“Victor Herbeit, arr. for publication
by Harold Sanford; full orch., with
pf. conductor. © Feb. 14, 1928; 2 «.
Mar. 17; E 688069; Carl F'scher,
ine., New York. 8018
Choral mass in honor of the Infant
Jesus; words from the Liturgy of
the Roman Catholic church, music
by W. J. Marsh; 4 mixed voices, or-
gan ace. 4to. © Mar. 16, 1928; 2 ¢.
Apr. 5; EH 688582; McLaughlin &
Reilly co., Boston. 8019
Christ (The) we forget; words and
music by A. H. Ackley. Chicago-
Philadelphia, Rodeheayer co. ©
Mar.! 15, .1928; 2 ‘ie; .Mar. 14;, EB
683852; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago. 8020
Christ whose glory fills the skies; an-
them, words by Charles Wesley, mu-
sic by Stanley T. Reiff; mixed
voices, with organ ace. 4to. © Mar.
7, 1928; 2 ec. Apr. 30; E 691132; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. cily8@21
Classical memories; grand selection of
standard .favourites, arr. by Mon-
tague Ewing, of Great Britain; pf.
© Mar. 30, 1928; 1 ¢c. Apr. 4; E
688237 ; Cecil Lennox, Itd., London.
8022
and melody by
© 1c. Apr. 26,
United pub. co.,
8023
Claud Allen; words
Ernest Stoneman.
1928; E 690095;
New York.
423
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8024
pt. In, n.s., v. 23-
Clock song; children’s song, words and
music by A. Judson. © 1c. Dee. 8,
1927: E 690064; Agnes Judson, Win-
ter Park, Fla. 8024
Cocce fracite e mal’ amore; versi di
Florio Mancini, musica di L. De
Santis; pf. © 1c. Apr. 19, 1928; E
688921; Louis De Santis, Philadel-
phia. 8025
Cocotte; caprice, by James C. Tyson;
orch., with pf. conductor. © Apr.
19, 1928; 2 c« Apr. 21; E 687909;
Photo play music ¢o., ine., New York.
: 8026
Coffee (The) stall; action song, words
and music by Brian O’Malley, of
Great Brita im Ay ha. © sian
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr.
5, 1928; 1,¢., Apr. 18; E 689459;
Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 8027
Colborn (Arthur G.) Three short
postludes ; by A. G. Colborn, of Great
Britain; organ. Set A, B. © Dec.
30, 1927; 1 °c each Apr: 238, 1928;
E 689610, 689611; A. Weekes & co., |
Itd., London.
Colby (Carleton L.) Five piano rhap-
Sodies ; themes by C. L. Colby, trans-
criptions and ed. by Lee Sims; pf.
1. Improvisation. [4 others] ©
Man, 24, 2928.02) @&! Mary 265.8
688689; Ted Browne music co., inc.,
Chicago. 8030
Colla sinistra; 9 easy pieces for the
left hand, by Alec Rowley, of Great
Britain; pf.- ©, Aprads,,, 19285, hee
Apr. 21; E 689561; Hawkes & son
(London), ltd., London. 8031
8028, 8023
Collecticn of Italian and Neapolitan
songs; compiled and arr. by An-
tonio De Martino, of Italy; mando-
lin, with words. 4to. Serie 65. ©
Mar "et 5, begin dee. 1 Agate TOs. si
689313 ; Italian book co., New York.
8032
Serie 66, 67. © Apr. 2, 1928;
1c. each Apr. 26; EH 689634, 689635 ;
Italian book co., New York.
80338, 8034
Collegiana; words by Dorothy Fields,
music by Jimmy McHugh; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. ©
Mar. 19, 1928; 2c. Apr. 3; E 687440;
Jack Mills, ine., New York. 8035
Colombiana Rosa; by M. F. Suarez;
melody with pf. ace. © 1 ¢ Mar.
16, 1928; E 687857; Manuel F.
Suarez, Clarksburg, W. Va. 8036
Color of water; words by Marjorie
Meeker, music by Harold G. David-
don. © Apr. 3, 1928; Bre TApey4:
E 687503; G. Ricordi & co., ine., New
York. 8037
Columbines; words by Nora Hopper,
music by Nicolas Slonimsky. ©-
Apr, ) 17). 19286. 2uene Ape ee),
687952; White-Smith music pub. co.,
Boston. 8088.
Columbine’s garden; by Maurice
Besly, of Great. Britain; orch. with.
pf. conductor. 4to. Mar. 30,
1928; 1 c. Apr. 20; E 689580; Boosey
& co., Itd., London. © 8039
Columbine’s garden; words by Au-
brey Dowdon, music by Maurice
Besly, of Great Britain; in G. ©
Mar. 16,::1928; Iie) Apr. 120y | ine
689565; Boosey & co., 1td., London.
8040:
Come and walk in my garden; chil-
dren’s song, words and music by A.
Judson. “©. 1 "eG Dee ey D205. hs
690066; Agnes Judson, Winter Park,
Fla. 8041
Come back; words and music by W.
Gebauer, of Germany, domiciled at
Storriec, Calif. © 1c. Apr. 30, 1928;
E 691159; William Gebauer, Storric,
Calif. 8042:
Come back to Wai-ki-ki; words and
melody by J. E. Hayes and. Louis
Rubin, «©; de. A ARR ed eee Es
687787; John EK. Hayes, New York.
8043.
Come be my dolly Belle; words by M.
B. L. Hassell, melody by Robt. H.
Brennen., © 1 c.Apr. 7, 1928; E
687581; Macie Belle Leeman Has-
sell, Nashville. 8044
Come buy my pianos; fox-trot, words
and music by Gene Redewill. ©
Apr. 21, 1928: °2'"e) Age) Ee
688946; Redewill music c¢o., Phoe-
nix, Ariz. 8045.
Come day—go day; words and music
by Dale Wimbrow, Charlie Abbott,
Harry Reser and Vic Lory; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. ©
Mar. 29, 1928; 2 ¢. Apr. 24; EB
687973; Jack Mills, ine., New York.
8046:
Come down out of that tree Zaccheus ;
words and music by K. Daniels, arr-
by F. S. Perdomo. © 1 ec. Apr. 12,
1928; E 690155; Katie Daniels, Chi-
cago. 8047
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928
Come home daddy; blues, words and
melody by Hattie C. Burleson. ©
1c. Apr. 11, 1928; E 688711; Colum-
bia phonograph co., inc., New York.
8048
Come! love: words by Denise Chotas,
music by N. E. Chotas. © 1. Apr.
25, 1928; E 688984; Nick HE. Chotas,
Atlanta. 8049
Come, love, the long day .closes; song
of devotion, words by Bernard Haig,
music by Clara “Odwards; high voice.
© ywar. 27, 19283" 2"e:* Apr.’ 3 E
688484 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
8050
‘Come, O thou traveller unknown;
words by Charles Wesley, music by
Robert King, arr. by H. A. Cham-
bers, of England. © Mar. 30, 1928;
1 c. Apr. 2; E 689119; Novello & co.,
ltd., London. 8051
‘Come to San Antonio; words and mu-
sic by E..H. Bohlig. © Apr. 17,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 20; E 687937; Elmer
H. Bohlig, San Antonio. 8052
‘Come unto these yellow sands; unison
song, words by Shakespeare, music
by Thomas F. Dunhill, of Great
Britain; in D. 4to. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Apr. 2,. 1928;
1 ce Apr. 13; E 689616; Edward
Arnold & co., London. 8053
‘Comic conversation; dialogue, by Mor-
ris Aborn; with pf. or organ con-
ductor and 1st violin conductor. 1.
Small orch.—2. Full orch. © Apr.
12, 1928; 2 ec. Apr. 18; E 688732;
Irving Berlin standard music corp.,
New York. 8054
‘Coming (The) of summer; pt.-song,
words by Lady Lindsay, music by
Theophil Wendt; 3 women’s voices.
4to.- © Apr’ 2;°1928 ;'2*c.'Apr'3; EB
687423 ; H. W. Gray co., New York.
8055
Coming soon, I know you'll take me;
words and music by E. A. Lewis;
mixed voices. 4to. © Mar. 25,
1928; 2 ¢c. Apr. 14; E 6877105: B.
Arthur Lewis, Chicago. 8056
Concerto de violon; par Cyril Scott,
of Great Britain; violon et pf.
ape do toes lh ce. Mar. oO: B
€89104; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany. 8057
Concerto grosso; by Pietro Locatelli,
Op. 1, no. 2, arr. by Sam Franko;
8069
string orch., with pf. or harpsichord.
Se. © Apr. 5, 1928; 2c. Apr. 26;
E 691011; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 8058
Concerto in C minor; by A. Simkin;
violin. tie cApr. 3). 19283" EB
687462; Aaron Simkin, Los Angeles.
8059
Consecration; words and music by E.
R. Moore. © Apr. 6, 1928; 2 c. Apr.
13; E 688737; Emily R. Moore,
Adrian, Mich. 8060
Copland (Aaron) Nocturne; violon
et pf.. © May. 38, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 27;
E 691070; B. Schott’s s6hne, Mainz,
Germany. 8061
Core che canta; parole e musica di F.
Piombino; mand..© 1.e¢. Apr..17,
1928; E 687790; Fannie Piombino,
New York. 8062
Cornfed; melody by Bob Effros and
Phil Wall. © 1 ¢. May 23, 1927;
HE 666731; Spier & Coslow, inc., New
ork 8063
Corpse (The); words and music by
L. Ornstein. (Jn New music, April,
1928.) © Apr. 24, 1928; 2 c Apr.
30; E 691146; Leo Ornstein, Phila-
delphia. 8064
Coster’s (The) courtship; humoresque,
by Gordon Mackenzie, of Great Brit-
ain; brass band, with solo cornet in
B fiat conductor. 4to. © Mar. 27,
1928; 1c. Apr. 20; E 689579 ; Boosey
& co., Itd., London. 8065
Cottage (A) and my old sweetheart;
words and melody by J. F. Taylor.
© 1c. Apr. 19, 1928; E 688901;
John Floyd Taylor, Anderson, I::d.
8066
Couldn’t you have waited; words and
music by Evelyn Mitchell, of Eng-
land; pf. acc., with banjulele banjo
and ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech;
in E flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] "© Mar 20," 1928 *'1' é.
Apr. 16; E 689489; Billy Thorburn
music pub. co., ltd., London. 8067
Counting the hours; words and melody
by M. M. Korn and Sol Kesten-
pan. “errr ne ‘Apr. 5h 1908s 1
690069; Maurice M. Korn, Brooklyn.
8068
Cowboy’s (The) farewell; words and
melody by Buell Kazee. © 1 «
Apr. 10, 1928; E 687665; Brunswick-
Balke-Collender co., New York.
8069
425
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8070
pt. II, 0. s., v. 23
Cozy (A) nest; words by George A.
Little, music by Fred Rose; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Mar. 26, 1928; 2 ¢.
Mar. 28; E 688482; Harold Rossiter
music ¢o., Chicago. 8070
Cradle (A) hymn; 2-pt. song, words
by Isaac Watts, music by Percy
Judd, of Great Britain; unison
voices; in G; with descant, ad lib.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Apr. 2, 1928; 1 ¢. Apr. 13;
E 689628 ; Edward Arnold & co., Lon-
don. 8071
Cradle song; by H. Aleinikoff; violin
1; Zand ‘pi. "© Mar*20219298-"2 ¢.
Apr. 9; E 688618: Co-operative mu-
sie Co., Philadelphia. 8072
Crazy rhythm; from Here’s Howe,
words by Irving Caesar, music by
Joseph Meyer and Roger Wolfe
Kahn; pf. and ukulele acc. © Apr.
14, 1928 5 2c. Apr;,173;, By 687818;
Harms, ine., New York. _ 8073
Crazy with love; from Crazy with love,
words by Leslie M. Arndt, music by -
M..S.. Rosen. _.©,Apr., 23, 1928 ;.2.c.
Apr. 24; E 687971; Milton S. Rosen,
New York.. 8074
Creepin’ eel blues; words and melody
by Jack Foster. © 1 © Apr. 14,
1928; E 687734; Georgia music ¢o.,
New York. 8075
Crenchas (Las); letra por Carlos Ra-
mon Chano, musica por C. R. Chano
y Ed Tavo, both of Mexico, domi-
ciles at Los Angeles. 8vo. [Photo-
stat] © Mar. 10, 1928; 2c Apr. 6;
E 688603; Dionisio Acosta, Los An-
geles. SOT6
Creole serenade; ay-ay-ay, by Freire,
transcribed and arr. by Chas. J. Rob-
erts: full orch., with pf. conductor.
(© Mar. 5, 1928; 2. ¢. Apr. 30; E
691092; Carl Fischer, inc. New
York. SOT7T
Crime (The) trail and it’s gold; words
py J. W. Riggen, music by B. M.
Hale... ..©, we. Apr..79., 1928:
687650; J. W. Riggen, New Geneva,
Pa. 8078
Crisantemi d’oro; canzone tango, versi
di Luciano Ramo, musica di Vit-
torio Mascheroni, of Italy. © Mar.
yi lees: | GC. Mar 25> Bi Geol abces.
& G. Carisch & ¢ Milan. 8079:
Crisantemi d’oro; tango canzone, di
Vittorio Mascheroni, of Italy; pic-
cola orch., con pf. conduttore. 4to.
© Mar. 8, 1928;'1 ¢ Mar: 28: E
689135; A. & G. Carisch & ¢@., Milan.
8080
Crosley (The) march; by Henry Fill-
more. Cincinnati, O., Fillmore mu-
sic house. 4to. 1. Band, with solo
cornet conductor.—2. Orch. © Mar.
31, 1928; 2 c. each Apr. 2; E 688456,
688458; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin-
nati. 8081, 8082
Crosseyed; words and melody by L.
Shurr:.. ©y,..1..,,@neeuias Geena,
688538 ; Leopold Shurr. Brooklyn.
- 8083
Crossword puzzle blues; words and
melody by H. A. Mallett and N. Pal-
mer. tT {e. Mar.t32). ig9s
688661; Harry Anderson Mallett and
Norman Palmer, Amesbury, Mass.
‘ 8084
Crushed (The) and broken flower;
duet, words by Oliver Murray Ed-
wards, music by William Berwald ;
sop. and alto. Syracuse, N. Y., Oli-
ver music co. © Mar. 19, 1928; 2
e. Apr. 28; E 691072; Oliver M. Ed-
wards, Syracuse, N. Y. 8085
Cry baby; words and music by F. H.
Lee. © 1c. Apr. 18, 1928; E 687879 ;
Frances Haas Lee, Des Moines.
8086.
Cuckoo (The) ; duet or 2-pt. cho., Eng-
lish folk song, arr. by Katherine K.
Davis; 2 treble voices. 4to. © Mar.
31, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 3; E 687486; The-
odore Presser co., Philadelphia.
8087
Cuddle up; words and music by M, R.
Hohmann; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Apr. 3, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 63, H 688592 ;
Morgan Reno Hohmann, Iowa City,
Ta. 8088.
Culebron (El); one step. por J. L.
Mada y Ed Tavo, both of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles; pf. 8 vo.
[Photostat] © Mar. 10, 1928; 2 c.
Apr. 6; E 688608: Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 8089
Cup of gold; words by Joaquin Miller,
music by Umberto Sistarelli, of
Italy, domiciled at Los Angeles,
Calif. ; high voice. © Mar, 27. 1928;
2c. Apr. 3; E 688505; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 8090
Czy wolno dzieweze kochac; words by
K. Biedrzycki, musie by W. Worones.
© Mar. +30;. 1928: 2 @ Antes.
687405; Konstanty Biedrzycki, Chi-
cago. 8991
426
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928
Dad: words by W. Noryb, music by J.
Messina. © Feb. 20, 1928; 2 ¢. Feb.
29; E 683520; William McGinnis,
Philadelphia. 8092
Daddy's big bass fiddle; by Wallace A.
Johnson, op. 186, no. 3; pf. © Mar.
a1, 1928; 2.¢c, Apr. 3; -H: 687492 ;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
8093
Dago; one step, di T. Petralia C., of
Italy ; orch., con pf. conduttore. 4to.
c) Apr,’ 30; 1928;"1 ‘ce. Apr. 26; E
689660; A. Forlivesi & ¢., Florence,
Ttaly. 8094
Daisies; unison song, words by F. D.
Sherman, music by Jessie Furza, of
Great Britain; treble voices; in F.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Mar. 27, 1928; 1¢. Apr. 5;
E 689163; Joseph Williams, Itd..
London. 8095
Daisy (The) dance; unison song,
words by Katharine Atherton
Grimes, music by Ira B. Wilson;
with alto ad lib. 4to. © Apr. 5,
feo 2 c. Apr. 9; HW GS8i616; J. S.
Fearis & bro., Chicago. 8095
Dance of the cave man (Danse de
Vhomme des grottes) ; from Kiskaya,
suite aborigéne, by Justin Elie; full
orch., with pf. conductor. © Feb.
24, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 30; E 691115;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 8097
Dance of the elves; by Arthur Troost-
wvk, arr. by Julius S. Seredy; orch.,
with pf. conductor. © Mar. 29,
1929-12) ©. “Apr..30;: #691118; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 8098
Dance of the pickaninnies (Danse des
négrillons) ; novelette humoristique,
by L. L. Guilbault ; pf. Lowell, Mass.,
Guilbault piano academy. © Mar.
28, 1928;,2 ec. Apr. 10; E 688671;
Louis-Napoleon Guilbault, Lowell,
Mass. 8099
Dance Sorrento; by Frances Terry;
pf. © Mar. 31, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 3;
E 687497; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 8100
Dance suite; by Thomas 8. Harold, of
Great Britain, op. 61; pf. 1. Bour-
rée. [2 others] © Mar. 21, 1928; 1
ec. Apr. 9; E 689386; Augener, Itd..,
London. 8101
Dance to the Sun God (Danse du
Dieu Soleil); from Kiskaya, suite
aborigéne, by Justin Elie; full orch.,
with pf. conductor. © Feb. 20,
1928; 2 ec. Apr. 30; E 691117; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 8102
8112
= —.
Dans le midi; words and music. by
C. Power. © 1c. Apr. 21, 1928; E
687921; Carmel Power, Chicago.
8103
Danse apache; by Max Kramm; pf.
© Aprinbt, A9B8sei2we. (Apr.).133 0K
688736; Gamble hinged music ©co.,
Chicago. 8104
Danse baroque; by Victor Herbert,
arr. by Arthur Friedheim; pf. ©
Mar. 23:" 1926 jo ee eA DY, oO a.)
691112; Carl’ Fischer, inec., New
York. 8105
Danse (La) de Colombine; by Geza
Horvath, of Hungary, arr. by Frank
Louis Taylor, of Great Britain;
orch. with pf. conductor. © Apr.
17, 1928; 1 c« Apr. 27; E 689649;
Alfred Lengnick & co., ltd., London.
8106
Danse (La) des Taunias; danse pay-
Sanne, par A. Lebert, arr. par G.
Krier, of France; orch. avec pf. con-
ducteur. Paris, J. Yves, KK. 4to.
© Dec. 31, 1926; 1 c. Aug. 4, 1927;
E 685660; Georges Krier, Paris.
8107
Danse fantastique; by Cedric W. Le-
mont? ph “©ryApr. (25, - 1928 2. .c.
Apr. 27; E 691062; Theodore Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 8108
Danse poupette (Little Dolly); by
Arechy Rosenthal, arr. by Adolf
Lotter, both of England; orch. with
pf. conductor. 4to. Feb. 15,
1928 ; 1 ec. Mar. 2; E 689559 ;5 Hawkes
& son (London) Itd., London. 8109
Dark eyes; Russian Gipsy folk-song,
transcribed by Godfrey Ludlow, of
Great Britain, domiciled at New
York; violin, with pf. ace. © Mar.
20, 1928; 2 « Apr. 30; E 691098;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 8110
Darling; words and music by Frank
Jenks, Les Poe and Johnny Petrone;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Apr. 7, 1928;
2c. Apr. 9; E 688625; Lloyd Camp-
bell, San Francisco. 8111
Dat gal ain’t ma baby no mo’; fox-
trot, words by E. M. Decker, music
by Ray Hibbeler. © 1 c¢ Apr. 11,
1928; E 688699; Emma M. Decker,
Kingston, N. Y. 8112
Davies (H. Walford) Ten orders of
worship; words from the book of
congregational worship, with some
selected prayers, set to music se-
lected and composed by H. W.
427
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8113
Davies (H. Walford )—Continued.
Davies. of England. 8vo. © Apr.
17, 1928; 1°e@ ‘Apr: 28; BH -689677 ;
Paterson’s publications, lItd., Glas-
gow. $113
Day (The) without a cloud; words
by A. H. Ackley, music by B. D.
Ackley; pf. Chicago-Philadelphia,
Rodeheaver co. © Mar. 15, 1928;
2c. Mar. 14; E 683854; Homer A.
Rodeheaver, Chicago. 8114
De heabenly choir; poem by Guy
Stuart McCabe, music by Mana-
Zucca [pseud. of Augusta Zucker-
mann], op. 105; high voice, in B
flat...© Apr: 23, 1928; .2.¢. Apr (25;
E 688971; Boston music ¢co., Boston.
8115
Dead Sea blues; words and melody
by Bessie A. Smith. (© 1 ¢ Apr.
14, 1928; E 687735; Georgia music
co., New. York. $115
Deadwood (The) girl; words and mu-
sic by C. H. Robinson; pf. © Apr.
17, 4928572 ec) Aprs'20; He '687942 ;
Charles H. Robinson,
5.1 8117
Dear old Dixieland; words and mel-
ody by C: McMichen. © 1 ec. Apr.
2. 1928; E -687715; Clayton 'Mc-
Michen, Atlanta. 8118
Dearie when you smile; words and
music by B. W. Dawson. [Photo-
shathy:! Oreck Cle Amre 2l, 19285 BH
687917; Blanche Willes Dawson, Los
Angeles. 8119
Debutante; by L.~A: Daly; pf.) ©
Apr.’ 9, 1928 2 ¢. Apr: 11; EK’ 687956 ;
Boston music co., Boston. $120
Deep river: American negro spiritual,
transcribed and arr. by Calvin
Grooms; pf. © Apr. 24, 1928; 2 ec.
Apr. 26; E 690046; Century music
pub. co., New York. 8121
De Harport’s practical method for
plectrum banjo; by T. De Harport.
Denver, Colo., Theo. and Teresita
De Harport. ‘© Apr. 20, 1928; 2 c.
and aff. Apr. 28; A 1075353; Tere-
sita De Harport, Denver. 8122
Delibes (Clément Philibert Leo)
Good-day Susanne; quartette, words
by Alfred de Musset, arr. by Carl
Hahn; men’s voices. 4to. © Apr.
9.1928: 2 eS ApR 12) Rr Geo. on :
John Church co., Cincinnati. 8123
La source; ballet suite, arr. by
M. L. Lake; full band, with con-
ductor pt. 1. Pas des voiles. [38
Deadwood, .
pt. 1S. pVs20 *
others] © Feb. 20, 1928; 2 c Apr.
30; E 691113; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 8124
Délivrance (La) de Thésée (Der be-
freite Theseus) ; opéra minute en 6
scénes, paroles d’Henri Hoppenot,
ins Deutsche tbertragen von R. §8.
Heffman, musique de Darius Mil-
haud, of France. Partition pour
chant et pf. 4to.. © Mar. 15, 1928;
1 @. Apr... 5; .D 27299; Universal-
edition actiengeselischaft, Vienna.
8125
Democrats; words and music by B.
Fritsch; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by Bob. Senay. Houston, Tex.,
Americans, inc. © Mar. 17, 1928;
2. @en.:Mar.,.17; E 688583; _Babe
Fritsch, Houston. 8126
Deiriére le vitrail (Behind the church
window) ; de César Franck, arr. par
Raoul Moreau, of France; orch. ré-
duit, avec pf. conducteur. - 4to. ©
Web! 25, 1928¥" dete Mary 20) 7.
689265; Choudens, Paris. 8127
Desenganos; letra por Emeterio Fierro
y Ed Tavo, musica por Jesus Pe-
ralta, E. Fierro y HE. Tavo, each of
Mexico, domiciled at Los Angeles;
pf. S8vo... [Photostat] © Mar. 10,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 18; E 687830; Dio-
nisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 8128
Det tr jeg ikke fortaelle min mor;
tekst af Geill og Meincke. musik af
Willy Kierulff, of Denmark; pf. ©
Feb: 27, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 7 ;-E 689508 ;
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen. 8129
Deutsche reigen; von Heinz Schmidt-
Reinecke, of Germany, op. 15; vio-
line u. klavier. Witrzburg-Leipzig,
“dition Grosch. Annehen von Tha-
rau. [2 others]“* © Jubyooen, 1926;
1c. Avr. 4, 1928; E ‘689228; Heinz
Schmidt-Reinecke, Leipzig. 8130
Diamond Lil; from Diamond Lil,
words and music by Robert Ster-
ling: pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
T. Kahana. © Apr. 19, 3928; 2 c.
Apr. 20; E 688896; Edward B. Marks
music co., New York. 8131
Dich hab’n se mit der blutwurscht
aus’m urwald gelockt; text von Os-
car Albrecht, musik von Alfred
Miinzer, spezial-arr. von Hartwig
von Platen, both of Germany.
Nove 29; 192%,; 1): G5 400 Ly 1928 ;
E 689372; Philipp Grosch, Wirzburg,
Germany. 8132
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928
Dich hab’n se mit der blutwurscht
ausm urwald gelockt; von Alfred
Miinzer, spezial-arr. von Hartwig
von Platen, both of Germany; salon-
orch., mit pf. direktion. 4to.
Noy. 29, 1927 ;)1 ce. Apr. 11; 1928 3: BH
689371; Philipp Grosch, Wirzburg,
Germany. 8133
Did you miss me; words by Josie D.
Bader, music by A. E. Bader. ©
1c. Apr. 21; 1928 ;: E- 687923; Albert
BE. Bader, Hachita; N. M. / (8134
Diktator (Der); tragische oper in 1
akt, 2 bildern, text u. musik von
Hinst Krenek, of Austria, op. 49;
klavierauszug. © Mar. 5, 1928; 1 c¢.
Apr. 5; D 27300; Universal-edition
actiengeselischaft, Vienna. 8135
Ding, dong,; bell; nursery and. old
rhymes, preface by André Maurois,
harmonies and adaptations by Sheila
Robertson, of Great Britain, and An-
nette Dieudonné, of France. obl.
12mo. [English and French text]
Pee ay too tc san. Zo ToS.
E 689242; Adrien Sporck, Paris.
S136
Dirty (The) blues; words and melody
by Clarence Williams. © 1 c. Apr.
14, 1928; E 687738; Clarence Wil-
liams music pub. co., inc., New York.
8137
Disappointed; words by Cliff Friend,
melody by Nacio Herb Brown. ©
1c: Apr.” 5); 1928; EB | 687527; De
Sylva. Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 8138
Disappointment; andante lamentoso,
by Leo A. Kempinski, op. 76; orch.
with pf. or organ acc. © Apr. 4,
1928; 2 ¢. Apr. 5; E 687520; Irving
Berlin standard music corp., New
York. 8139
Discouraged: by S. A: Collymore, of
British West Indies, domiciled at
New York; pf. ©1c¢. Apr.'5, 1928;
E 687714; Shirley Ashbey Collymore,
New York. 8140
Ditson (The) school and community
band series; educational book, pre-
pared by Osbourne McConathy, Rus-
seli V. Morgan and Harry F. Clarke.
1. Bassoons.—2. E flat clarinet.—3.
C flute and oboe.—4. Cornets and B
flat baritone.—d5. Trombones—6. E
flat and BB flat basses.—7. E flat
horns, altos—%8&. Tympani and
druins.—9. B flat clarinets.—10. D
flat piccolo—a11. Euphonium.—12. C
8163
o
tenor, mclody, saxophones.—13. E
flat saxophones, alto and_ baritone.
©, Apr. 17, 1928.;.,2,¢.,,and: aff., Apr.
26; A 1076136-1076148; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. 8141-8153
Ditty (A) from Sherwood; words by
Lord Lytton, music by James Lyon,
of Great Britain, op. 87, no. 1: cho.
of eight male voices; in B fiat.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Apr. 4, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 6; E 689206 ;
Edwin Ashdown, Itd., London. 8154
Divertissement ; von Hrwin Schulhoff,
of Austria; oboe, klarinette u. fa-
gott. Partitur. 12mo.. © Apr. 12,
19285" 1 .¢. Mar. 305° H GS89103 > .B-
Schott’s séhne, Mainz, Germany.
8155
Dixie dawn; fox-trot, words by Jo’
Trent, music by Peter De Rose, arr.
by Frank Skinner; orch. 4to. ©
Apr, 1%, 1928+; 21 ey Apr, .1S3
688858 ; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
$156
Dixie dawn; fox-trot, words by Jo’
Trent. music by Peter De Rose: pf.
ace, with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © Apr. 10, 1928; 2 e.
Apr. 12; Ef 687513; Leéeo”’Feist;ine.,
New York. 8157
Do you know a little girl; words by
Estelle Clark, music by Palmer John
Clark; 3 female voices. 4to. © Apr.
18, 1928; 2 ¢c. Apr. 21; E 687898;
J. S. Fearis & bro., Chicago. 8158
Doggin’ me blues: words and melody
by Hattie C. Burleson. © 1 c. Apr.
11, 1928; E 688712 ; Columbia phono-
graph co., inc., New York. 8159
Doggone my good luck soul; words
and melody by Hattie C. Burleson.
© 1". Apr. Ui IS2se i Ossie :
Columbia phonograph co., inc., New
York. 8160 .
Dolce visione (Sweet vision) ; waltz, a
dream melody, words and music by
C. Caravelli. © 1 ¢: Apr. 4; °1928 ;
E 688519; Clodomiro Caravelli,
Philadelphia. 8161
Dolly days; lullaby, words by M. W.
Quering, music by William Van
Beaver. ©°1 ¢. Apr. 13, 1928; EB
688758; Mae Wolf Quering, Chicago.
8162
Donkey (The) ride; by Milton Hard-
ing ;; pf.;,,;© Apr. 17, 1928;,2.¢. Apr.
26; E 691008; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 8163
429
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8164
Don’t be cruel to a vegetabuel ; comedy
song, words and music by Leslie Sa-
rony, of England; pf. and ukulele
ace.; in G. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Apr. 4, 1928; 1 e.
Apr. 5; E 689185; Francis, Day &
Hunter, ltd., London. 8164
Don’t do that to the poor puss-cat;
words and music by Leslie Sarony
and Frank Eyton, both of Great
Britain; pf., ukulele and banjulele
banjo acc.; in G. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Apr. 2, 1928;
1c. Apr. 6; E 689211; Keith, Prowse
& co., Itd., London. 8165
Don’t forget me little darling; words
and melody by J. Patterson. ©1e.
Apr. 7, 1928; E 687572; Ralph Peer,
New York. 8166
Don’t forget that I love you; words
and melody by H. E. Kahn.- © 1 e¢.
Apr. 25, 1928; E 691000; Holly Eliza-
beth Kahn, New York. 8167
Don’t go away mad; words and music
by Jos. A. Metzger. © 1. Apr. 9,
1928; E 688657; Joseph Metzger,
Philadelphia. 8168
Don’t leave me yet; founded on the
celebrated waltz Chanson bohemi-
enne, words by Arthur Anderson,
music by J. B. Boldi and Joseph
Nussbaum; pf., ukulele and banju-
lele banjo acc.; in F. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr. 24,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 25; E 688977; Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd., London. 8169
Don’t let nobody turn you around;
words and melody by the Imperial
quintette.. © 1 ¢. Apr. 13, 1928; E
688751; Ralph Peer, New York. 8170
Don't waste your time hunting for me;
' fox trot, words by J. Corrado, mu-
sic by G. Giuseppe. © 1c. Apr. 13.
1928; E 687723; Guerriero Giuseppe
and John Corrado, Lynn, Mass. 8171
Don’t worry, dear, I’m coming back to
you; words by R. D. Morris, music
by David Reed. © Apr. 2, 1928;
2c. Apr. 4; E 687514; Roy D. Mor-
ris, Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta,
Canada. 8172
Don’t you think she’s keen; fox trot,
words and music by F. Anderson
and D. Vance; pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by Ramon Oden. Alameda,
Calif., Music publishers. © Feb. 21,
pt. m1, n. s., v. 23
1928; 2 c. Feb. 23; E 686205; Frank
Anderson and Dave Vance, Oakland,
Calif. 8173
Dope head blues; words and melody
by V. Spivey. © 1c. Apr. 23, 1928;
EK 688957; Victoria Spivey, New
York. 8174
Dopytawsia; words by Eugene Zukow-
sky, melody by A. Schwartz. ©le.
Apr. 21, 1928; E 687911; Abe
Schwartz, New York. 8175
Down by the old oak tree; fox-trot,
from On with the show, words by
Edgar Leslie, music by Jos. Geo.
Gilbert, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in G.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Apr. 10, 1928; 1 ¢. Apr. 17; E 689463 ;
Lawrence Wright music c9., Lon-
don. . — 8176
Drame passionnel (A drama of pas-
sion); de M. Delmas-Popy, of
France; orch. avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Feb. 25, 1928; 1 ec. Mar. 20;
E 689277; E. Gaudet, Paris. 8177
Dream bells; song fox-trot, words by
Chester Wallace, music by Sherman
Myers, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele acc.; in E flat. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar. 13,
1928; 1 ce. Mar. 29; E 689127; Cecil
Lennox, ltd., London. 8178
Dream (The) of love; duo, by J. Bie-
litsky, op. 1, no. 1; one violin. ©
1c. Apr. 9. 1928; E 687674; Joseph
Bielitsky, Chicago. 8179
Dreaming; words and melody by N. E.
Howery. © 1c. Apr. 19, 1928; E
687883; Netty E. Howery, Des
Moines. 8180
Dreaming; words and music by Art
Phillips [i. e. A. E. Phillips] ©1e.
Apr. 26, 1928; E 690092; Arthur L.
Phillips, St. Cloud, Minn. 8181
Dreaming by the stream in old Aloma ;
words and music by Clarke Lewis
and Hubert W. David; both of
Great Britain; pf. and uku'tele acc. ;
in D min. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Apr. 26, 1928; 1 e.
Apr. 27; E 689692; Worton David,
Itd., London. 8182
Dreaming dreams; words by Walter
Erwin Hosick, melody by P. P. Ber-
nert. “©! Te. Apr} 192850
687864; Philip Peter Bernert, Cleve-
land. 8183
430
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928
Dreaming in the gloaming; words and
music by Haven Gillespie and Rich-
ard A. Whiting; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Mar, Si, 1928; 2 ¢.’Apr’3; "BE
688506; Harms, inec., New York.
8184
Drcaming of my boy; words and mu-
sic by B. M. Warren. Dallas, Texas,
Book & music club. © Apr. 24,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 27; E 691138; Beulah
Merrill Warren, Dallas. 8185
Dreaming of you; words and music by
S. Avery Cope; pf. and ukulele ace.
@) Feb, .)11,; 1928 ;; 2,.c... Jang.12; E
688579 ; National music co., Chicago.
8186
Dreamland world; waltz song, words
and music by J. Janicki, of Poland,
domiciled at New Bedford, Mass. ©
1c. Apr. 25, 1928; E 688988 ; Joseph
Janicki, New Bedford, Mass. 8187
Dreams; pt.-song, words by O. M. Ed-
wards, music by William Berwald;
mixed voices. Syracuse, N. Y.,
Oliver music co. 4to. © Apr. 2,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 11; E 688669; Oliver
Murray Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y.
8188
Dreams; words by S. Boggs, melody
by, vuacry, -Gofiin.’ ©,,.1. ¢., Apr;...6;
1928; E 688548; Susie Boggs, Lin-
den, W. Va. 8189
Dreamthings to sell; words by Wil-
liam Allen White, music ,by Hans
Linné; in E flat. © Apr. 13, 1928;
2 ¢@ Apr. 16; E 687763; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 8190
Dreamtime lover; fox trot, words by
John R. Colman, music by Ken Ken-
nedy, of Great Britain; pf. acc., with
banjulele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Alvin D. Keech; in G. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Dee. 13,
1927; 1 ec. Dec. 28; E 689146; Péter
Derek & co., London. 8191
Dreamy Hilo Bay; words and music
by Norman Clark; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Apr. 2;°1928; 2 ¢. ‘Apr. 4;
E 687472; Jerome H. Rem'ck & ©co.,
New York. 8192
Drifting (A la dérive); paroles de
Caroline Duer, version francaise de
Jacques Durand, musique de Blair
Fairchild. © Mar. 10, 1928; 2 e.
Apr. 9; E 688723; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 8193
* 8204
Drifting down the trail of dreams;
waltz, words and music by Carson
J. Robison. © Apr. 9, 1928; 2 ec.
Apr. 9; E 688610; Triangle music
pub. co., ine., New York. 8194
Drifting through dreamland with you;
words and melody by P. C. Smith.
© 1c. Apr. 17, 1928; E 687789;
Peggy Cox Smith, Clifton Forge, Va.
8195
Drink to me only; old English air,
harmonized and arr. by Reginald
Redman, of Great Britain; violin,
violoncello and pf. © Mar. 21, 1928;
1c. Apr. 9; E 689880; Augener, Itd.,
London. 8196
Drowsy hollow moon; words and mu-
sic by Frank Magine and Elva Dere;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Apr. 10,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 14; E 687705; J. W.
Jenkins sons’ music c¢o., Kansas
City, Mo. 8197
Du bist der tag; worte von Hagen
Thiirnau, musik von Hugo Kaun, of
Germany, werk 123, no. 3; mittlere
singstimme. © Sept. 15, 1927; 1 ¢.
Apr. 11, 1928; E 689335; Johann
André, Offenbach/Main, Germany.
8198
Du warst fiir mich das gltick; lied und
serenade, worte von Beda und Leo
Hinohrl, musik von Bert Silving, of
Austria, op. 161. © Mar. 1, 1928;
1 ec. Apr. 9; E 689322; Wiener bo-
héme-verlag, Vienna. 8199
Duea (Il) della vittoria (The duke of
victory) ; melodia di S. Gueci. ©
1 ¢ Apr. 13, 1928; E 688757; Santo
Gueci, Brooklyn. 8200
Durandal; marche triomphale, par Ed.
Weéenisch, of France; orch. avec pf.
conducteur. © Mar. 10, 1928; 1 «.
Apr. 9; E 689407; Jean d’Ux, Paris.
8201
"E spaghetti italiane; versi di G.
Amato, melodia di R. De Luca, of
Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn. ©
1 ec. Apr. 23, 1928; E 690008; Gen-
naro Amato, Brooklyn. 8202
Eagle (The) of peace; words and mu-
sic by C..P. Marshall. © 1.c. Apr.
11, 1928 688708: Charles *.P.
Marshall, Watertown, N. Y. 8203
Earl (An) ; waltz solo, by Henry Fill-
more; band, with solo cornet con-
ductor. Cincinnati, O., Fillmore
bros. co. 4to. © Mar. 31, 1928; 2c.
Apr. 2; E 688457; Fillmore bros.
co., Cincinnati. 8204
431
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8205
Early (The) bird and other proverbs;
songs, 9 proverbs arr. by C. Bottle,
of Great Britain; pf. and percussion
band. London, J. Curwen & sons,
ltd. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions} © Apr. .9, 1928;.1 ¢. Apr.
7: E 689319; Carol Bottle, Eden
Bridge. Kent, England. §205
EHarly in. the .morning; by Morey
Davidson and Carl Rupp, arr. by
Gecrge J. Trinkaus; band, with B
flat solo cornet conductor. 4to. ©
Apr. 3, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 9; °E 687895 ;
M. W.tmark & sons, New York.
8206
Early (The) spring; words and music
by Ethel Boyee, of England; 2 treble
voices: 4to. © Apr. 19, 1928; 1 «©.
Apr. 20: E 689482; Novello & ¢o.,
ltd., London. 8207
Easter lilies; words and music by
Clarence Gaskill. © Mar. 31, 1928;
2 c. Apr. 24; E 687974; Jack Mills,
ine., New York. 8208
Easter (An) litany; glory be to the
Father. by Clarence Dickinson;
trumpet 1 and 2 in B flat, trombone
1 and:2. and timpani. 4to. © Apr.
DeOhoZS. 2G Apr. 5: bh) 68(o21) Ee
W. Gravy co., New York. 8209:
Eastern pictures; by F. D. Byng, arr.
by F. Louis Taylor, both of Great
Britain; orch. wth pf. conductor.
1. Danse Arabe. [2 others] © Mar.
Zhe: LO28 iss th eer Ar. (5S “Wt. Googe:
Alfred Lengnick & co., ltd., London.
8210
Edelweiss glide; waltz, by F. E. Van-
derbeck, simplified and arr. by Cal-
vin Grooms; pf. © Apr. 24, 1928;
2c. Apr. 26; E 690033; Century mu-
sic pub..co., New. York. 8211
words and mu-
St. Louis, Mo.,
Egyptian legion song;
sic by Mildred Yuill.
Shattinger piano & music co. ©
NOW; 205,¢ 1927 3762 . Gy Nov. 21; EH
682013; Herrin Prairie post 645,
American legion, Herrin, I11. $212
Ehret die arbeit; worte von Ferdinand
Freiligrath, musik von Berthold
Franz. of Germany, op. 31, nr. 1;
vierstimmigen miinnerchor, 4to. ©
wept... 20, AGZ ial) i ATE ole i
689347; Gebriider Hug & co., Leip-
zig. 8213
by Constant Lambert,
© Apr. 24,
Elegiac blues;
of Great Britain; pf.
1928; 1c. Apr. 26; 689652; J. &
W. Chester, ltd., London. 8214
Dt. TE, Bese wees
Hlegy ; by H. Maurice Jacquet; violon-
cello and pf. © Mar. 26, 1928; 1 ¢.
Apr. 14, 1 ce. Apr. 25; E 690022; C.
C. Birchard & co., Boston. 8215
Elsie; words by: Pat Baffa, musie by
Frank Baffa and Pat Baffa [i. e.
Patrick Baffa] .© 1c. Apr. 26, 1928;
E 690076; Patrick Baffa, Jersey
City. 8216
Emperor’s (The) clothes; operetta in
3 acts, libretto by Frances G. Rich-
ard, music by Joseph W. Clokey;
mixed voices. Vocal se. 4to.
Mar. 19,1928')'2: & Apr2 ;~D) 27294;
C. ©. Birchard & ¢o., Boston. 8217
Empty bed blues; words and melody
by. J..C. Johnson. prio meee:
each Apr. 18, 1928; E 688847, 688848 ;
J. C. Johnson, New York.
: 8218, 8219
Hn la oscuridad; danz6én, por J. M.
Escobar; pf. © 1c. Apr. 17, 1928;
_ E 687809; Jesus Maria Escobar, San-
turce, Porto Rico. 8220:
Enfant (L’) au pays des songes; piéce
dalbum, de B. Dessart, of France;
orch., avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Dec: 110, 1927-5 e Jan. 26, 92s bh,
689240; Francis Moulin, Cannes,
France. 8221
Enrique paso doble; por Fausto Leon,
of Mexico, domiciled at Chicago; pf.
GY te Apr. 12) 19283 "BP Gsrrw -
Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago. 8222
Entété (L’); de 2°™° petite suite, de
R. Ch. Martin, of France, op. 156;
pf. © Mar. 10, 1928; 1 e. Apr. 9;
E 689546; Durand et cie., Paris.
8223.
Entrance of the Khan; processionai
mareh, from Oriental ballet, by Hugo
Riesenfeld, arr. by Milan Roder;
orch. © Feb. 25, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 2;
E 687432; Edwin F. Kalmus, inc.,
New York. 8224
Epuea (L’) prisente; canzonetta Sici-
liana, versi di O. Ianuzzo, musica di
Frank 8. Giunta; mand. e chitarra.
© 1 ¢. Apr. 5, 1928; E 688532; Ora-
zio Ianuzzo, Jamestown, N. Y. 8225.
Hs tanzt die Lilly; girl nummer aus
Allotria, text von Gtinther Bibo, mu-
sik von Rudolf Nelson, arr. von C.
Zimmer, both of Germany; salon
orch. mit pf.-direktion. 4to. © Sept.
1D, 19273 de C., ADD Dee dele peer
689342; Johann André, Offenbach/
Main, Germany. 8226
432
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
‘no. 4, 1928
Esperanto-marsch; von Alfred Manzel,
arr. von Bernhard Egg, both of Ger-
many; salon orch. arr. mit ergiin-
zungsst. zur jazzband. 4to. © Dec.
mean #Oe0s tC eADE, AL) LO2S so
689344; Harth-verlag, Erich Pasta-
nier, Leipzig. 8227
Hist, est, est; meraner batzenhiusl-
marsch, text von C. F. Thaler, musik
von Max Moosbrugger, of Germany ;
salon-orch. 4to. © Apr. 7, 1928;
1 ¢@. Apr. 24; E 689600; Apollo-ver-
lag, Berlin. 8228
Estero (LI’); versi di E. Battiparano,
melodia di Giuseppe de Luea, of
Italy, domiciled at New York. 4to.
Oe Apr!) 2)''1928)7"2. ep Apr.’ 64, E
688561; Ernesto Rossi, New York.
8229
Mtpourtant ... ... ; hésitation, paroles
de D. J. Mari, musique de G. Bonin-
contro, of France; pf. © Mar. 10,
1928; 1 c. Apr. 9; E 689420; Edi-
tions musicales Evette, Paris. 8230
Evening; words and melody by N. E.
aor. Se), cc. Apr. 21, 19283"
687928; Norman Edward Walsh,
Fresno, Calif. 8231
Evening song; by W. Balagno, of Can-
ada; violin and pf. © 1c. Apr. 7,
1928; E 688639; William Balagno,
Victoria, B. C.,.Canada. 8232
Evening star; words and melody by
Roy Turk and Fred E. Ahlert. ©
1 ce. Apr. 19, 1928; E 687981; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 8233
Eventide; Holiest, breathe an evening
blessing, words by James Edmeston,
music by John E. West, of England;
4 mixed voices; organ acc. 4to.
Feb. 17, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 3; E 687439 ;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 8234
Every time my sweetie passes by; fox-
trot, from On with the show, words
and music by Harry Carlton, of
Great Britain; pf. ace., with banju-
lele banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin
e-D. Keech; in F. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Apr. 11, 1928;
1 c. Apr. 14; E 689442; Lawrence
Wright musie co., London. 8235
Everybody ought to love Him; words
and music by A. H. Ackley; 4 mixed
voices. Chicago-Philadelphia, Rode-
heavyer co. © Mar. 15, 1928; 2 ec.
Mar. 14; E 683853; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago. 8236
8247
~
Everybody’s naughty now; words and
Inusie by A. Morehouse. Se
Apr. 19, 1928; E 687874; Archie
Morehouse, Walsenburg, Colo. 8237
Kverything is different now; words
and melody by 8S. S. Cassard. ©
1 ec. Apr. 27, 1928; EH 691053; Samuel
Snowden Cassard, Brooklyn. 8238
Kv'ry little while; from The three mus-
keteers, words by Clifford Grey, mu-
sic by Rudolf Friml. © Apr. 4,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 6; EH 688586; Harms,
inec., New York. 8239
somebody to love
them; words by Harry Y. Owen,
melody by J. W. Miller. ©1e. Apr.
4, 1928; E 687553; John Walters
Miller. New Orleans. 8240
Existe una mujer; letra por Carlos
Ramon Chano, musica por C. R.
Chano y Ed Tavo, both of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles. 8vo.
[Photostat]. © Mar. 10, 1928; 2 e.
Apr. 6; E 688606; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 8241
Explosion in the Fairmont mines;
words and melody by A. Reed. ©
1c. Apr. 7, 1928; E 687574; Ralph
Peer, New York. 8242
Ev’rybody’s’ got
Faces at the window; words by James
Dyrenforth, music by Billy Belmont,
of England; pf. ace., with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech; in G. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Mar. 26, 1928; 1 e.
Apr. 16; E 689486; Billy Thorburn
music pub. co., ltd., London. 8243
Faded dreams; words and music by
E. G. Zander. © 1c. Apr. 20, 1928;
E 688917; Ethel G. Zander, Los An-
geles. 8244
Faeringernes beség; fra Tre store
drenge, tekst af Aage Steffensen,
musik af Willy Kierulff, of Den-
mark, arr. af Bjerregaard-Jensen ;
pf. © Feb. 22, 1928: 1c. Mar. 7;
E 689504; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. 8245
Fairies and flowers; words by Fred
G. Bowles, music by C. Edgar Ford.
1. Marguerite. [1 other] © Apr.
oT, 1928 <2 e. Ape Jo i 691016;
G. Ricordi & co., inc., New York.
8246
Fairy bread; by Marion Hickman; pf.
© Apr. 13, 1928:°2.¢. Apr. 16: E
687764; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 8247
433
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8248
Faith: hymn-anthem, words by O. M.
Edwards, music by William Ber-
wald; 4 mixed voices; organ acc.
Syracuse, N. Y., Oliver music co.
410.4 (©), gape. 2, LYAS.: ‘2 Capa (ore ld: «
E 688667; Oliver Murray Edwards,
Syracuse, N. Y. 8248
Fanciulle e primavera; schottische,
melodia di L. S. Calbi; mand. o
violino. .© 1. ¢, Apr. 25, 1928; EH
690082: Luigi Salvatore Calbi, Yon-
kers, N. Y. 8249
Fantaisie Basque; sur des themes
populaires Basques Espagnols, de
Gabriel Pierné, of France, op. 49;
violon et pf. © Feb. 25, 1928; 1 e.
Mar. 20; E 689268; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 8250:
Fantasia tripolina; intermezzo, di
Vincenzo Billi, of Italy, op. 420;
piccola orch., con pf. conduttore.
4tosy ©, Apr 16,.1928<.4 .<Apred7 ;
E 683495; G. Ricordi & ¢o., Milan.
*.8251
Fare thee well; words and music by
Mrs. O. L. Bloomquist [i. e. H. L.
Bloomquist];..pt.. »©: 1. GMa. |9;
1928: E 688692; Hannah Lundberg
Bloomquist, Coteau, N. D. 8252
Farewell, Manchester; old English
song, with descant, arr. by Thomas
F. Dunhill, of Great Britain; in EH
fiat. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations” © Apr. "2 "1s2s5 0b. C:
Apr. 13; E 689622; Edward Arnold
& co., London. 8253
Farinelli; grosses potpourri tiber H.
Zumpe’s operette, von Josef Németi,
of Hungary; orch., mit pf. direktion
und violine 1 direktion. © Sept. 30,
1927; 1 ce. Apr. 11, 1928; H 689367 ;
Ritihle & Wendling, Leipzig. $254
Fata (La) rossa; mazurka, di L. Ca-
noro; violin. © 1 e. Apr. 5, 1928;
E 687533; Louis Canoro, New York.
8255
Fatalistic; symphonic incidental, no.
13, by P. A. Marquardt; orch.” ©
Apr. 19, 1928; 2c. Apr. 21; E 687905 ;
Music buyers corp., New York. 8256
Feather (The) fan; by C. Repper;
pf. Boston, Charles Brashear.
Mar. 27, 1928; 2c. Apr. 18; E 688814 ;
Charles Repper, Boston. 8257
Feeling blue; words and melody by
J. J. Freudenberger. © 1 c. Apr.
19, 1928; E 687882; John J. Freu-
denberger, West New York, N. J.
§258
pt..15, 0. S. Vos
Feketehaju = madonnam; _ tango-dal,
szovegét irta: Ifj. Békeffi Istvan,
zenéjét szerzette Lajtai Lajos, of
Hungary. Mar... 2. “1928 <7 7H ~e.
Apr. 14; E 689428; Francis Bard &
son, Budapest, Hungary. 8259
Ferraria (L. E.) Quaranta piccoli
studii ritmici; di L. HE. Ferraria, of
Italy ; violino con acc. di pf. Testo
italiano, spagnuolo, francese e in-
glese. libro primo e secondo. ©
_ Apr. 16, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 17; E 689499,
689500; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
8260, 8261
Ferry (The); 2-pt. song, words by
Christina Rossetti, music by Eric H.
Thiman, of England; treble voices;
in G. 4to. [Staff and tonie sol-fa
notations]. ©, Apr. 13, 1928; 1. c.
Apr. 14; E 689431; Novello & co.,
Itd., London. ; 8262:
Festa (La) della mamma; melodia, di
Vincenzo Billi, of Italy; pf. a 4 mani.
‘© -Apr30,01928 :.4.¢. Apr, p26; EH.
689663; A. Forlivesi & c., Florence,
Italy. 8263
Féte galante; de Trois caprices, poésie
de Théodore de Banville, musique de
Georges Auric, of France. © Mar.
10, 1928. 1° ¢. Apr. G> Biostoo0 ;
Heugel, Paris. $264
Fidgets; a novelty, by Carson J. Rob-
ison and Murray Kellner; orch. 4to.
© Apr.) 2° 1928 52 ee ae ee,
688461; Triangle music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 8265.
First (The) born was a murderer;
words and melody by J. M. Gates.
© te) Apri 30; 41928 - i Gotta, ;
P. C. Brockman, Atlanta. 8266.
First (The) Flotsam & Jetsam album ;
words and music by Flotsam and
Jetsam, both of Great Britain. ©:
Mar. 24,, 49287 does Maree, Ee
689123 ; Lawrence Wright music co.,
London. 8267
First (The) step; how to play the
pianoforte, by Ernest Newton and
Ernest Haywood, both of Great
Britain. English fingering. © Apr.
11, 1928; 1 e: Apr. 10; BH 689308;
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., London.
$268:
Fisherman’s (The) song; words by
John G. Whittier, music by Palmer
Clark; ten., bar. and bass. 4to. ©
Apr.,.d8) S28 5 eke ee uae ca he
687900: J. S. Fearis & bro., Chicago.
8268.
434
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928 8291
Fitusa mia; versi e melodia di P. Apr. 27, 1928; .E. .6890172,; . Henry
Cittarella, of. Italy. © 1 ¢« Apr. Shepherd Stewart, White Plains,
18, 1928; E 688844; Pavolo Cit- Wats 8281
tarella, Philadelphia. 8270 | wool (A) was I; words by R. M.
Flame dance; by James P. Dunn, arr.
by Gustav Klemm; orch. with pf.
conductor. © Apr. 3, 1928; 2c. Apr.
5; E 687481; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 8271
Fleur (La) mystique (The mystic
flower) ; par Ch. Silver, of France;
orch., avee pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Hep 2a 1928: Ol eo Mar. 207 H
689257; Cheoudens, Paris. 8272:
Fleurs d’automne; poéme de ‘Pierre
d Amor, musique de Maud Dargel, of
France. © Feb. 25, 1928; 1 c. Mar.
20; EH 6892538; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France. 8273
Flight (The) of the bumble-bee; from
the opera The legend of Tsar Saltan,
by N. Rimsky Korsakow, transcrip-
tion by Gordon Balch Nevin; organ.
obl. Svo. © Apr. 24, 1928; 2c. Apr.
26; E 690025; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 8274
Ficck o’ notes; by P. L. Sells; pf. ©
1 c. Apr. 23, 1928; E 688965; Paul
Leslie Sells, Kansas City, Mo. 8275
Flora; mazurka, by S. Cusenza; banjo
Orevionm (CO) 1c. Apr. 16, 1928 * i
687798; S. Riccardi, New York.
8276
Florestina; intermezzo, by Ernest
Markham Lee, of Great Br‘tain; pf.
GO) Ages, 1928) er Apr. 132"
689424; Alfred Lengnick & co., Itd.,
London. 8277
Flying fool; words by N. Nestor, mel-
ody by Hampton Durand [i. e. Wade
Hampton Durand] © 1c. May 23,
1928; E 664836; Ned Nestor and
Hampton Durand, New York. 8278
Flying hero Sam; fox trot, words by
EK. St. G. Moncrieffe, music by
Stanley Tennyson Grannum, of
Great Britain, domiciled at New
Mork.ji,G@ Age. Apri 3,1. 19285, EB
687468; Edgar St. George’s Mon-
erieffe, New York. 8279
Flying with Lindy; words and melody
by E. M. Roy. [Photostat] © 1«.
Apr. 10, 1928; E 688710; Edgar M.
Roy, Pittsburgh. 8280
Fontainebleau : by H. S. Stewart;
violin, violoncello and pf. © 1 «.
Trackwell, melody by Charles W.
Randall...© 1.¢. Mar. 19, 1928; E
688668; Raymond M. Trackwell,
Oakland, Calif. 8282
Fooling me; waltz song, words by
Chris Devine, music by C. Devine
and Leonard Van Dyke, both of
England; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by H. J. Stafford, with harmonised
refrain; in C. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Apr. 3, 1928;
1 c« Apr. 16; E 689461; Lareine &
co., Itd., London. 8283
For der er solskin (Before there is
sunshine) ; dansk tekst af Henry
Carlsen, musik af Alexander Yrnéh,
of Denmark; pf. © Novy. 25, 1927;
1c Mar. 15, 1928; E 689510; Wil-
helm Hansen, Copenhagen. 8284
For my grandchildren; 10. simple
songs, traditional and other rhymes,
music by T. M. Hardy, of Great
Britain. London, J. Curwen & sons,
Itd. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Apr. 5, 1928; 1 ¢.-Apr: 4;
EH 689318; T. Maskell Hardy, Lon-
don. 8285
For the love of Pete; 24th annual play,
words by Ruth Palmer, and others,
music by Marjorie Moore and Edna
Mower. © Mar. 20, 1928; 2.c¢. Mar.
22; D 27296; University of Michi-
gan, Ann Arbor. 8286
For there is none like Connie Mack;
words and music by H. T. Koch. ©
Feb. 1, 1927; 2c. July 20; EH 671147;
Herman Thomas Koch, St. Louis.
8287
Foreign children ; by Marion Hickman ;
pf....© Apr. , 13,1928 ;..2-¢,.Apr.,16;
E 687765; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 8288
Forét (La) hantée (The haunted for-
est) ; de M. Delmas-Popy, of France;
orech. avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Feb. -25,. 1928; sbie..Mar:/205) E
689274; E. Gaudet, Paris. 8289
Forever; words and melody by W. J.
Gruber. © 1c. Apr. 21, 1928;.E
687918 ; William Joseph Gruber, New
Orleans. 8290
Forever; words by James Mano, mel-
ody by Edward A. Baatz. ©1«
Apr. 11, 1928; E 688698; Edward A.
Baatz, Maplewood, N. J. 8291
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8292
pt: nrinsve23
Forgetmenot [!] favorites; also chord
studies, by A. 8. Clifford; ten. banjo.
CC) 1 Ae. Apr. 6, 1928 : Br "GsSas6 >
Alfred Sherbourne Clifford, New
York. 8292
Foster (Ivor R.) Four album leaves;
by I. R. Foster, of Great Britain,
op. 8; pf. 1. From afar. [3 others]
Op Apr. 945,51928); ok ¢.5 ADE NIG SH)
689203 ; Edwin Ashdown, lItd., Lon-
don. 8293
Fountain (The) of tears; words and
melody by M. Whites © 1 ec. Apr.
27, 1928; EH 691047; Maude White,
Watts. Okl. 8294
Fraet ‘ne frau man in Sevilla; worte
yon F. Teo von Donop, musik von
Ernest Yardner, of Germany. ©
DEC ND! GAC AE MeV A Eres 8:
FH 689358 ; Lido-verlag, Lisbeth Dorr-
hauer, Leipzig. 8295
Fragt ‘ne frau man in Sevilla; 6/8
onestep, worte von F. Tee von
Donop, musik von Ernest Yardner,
instr. von Willy Geisler; both of
Germany; salon-orch. und jazz, mit
pf. direktion und violine 1 direktion.
Ato ©M“Nove 1, 1927 3°4e. Apr.) 11;
1928; E 689357; Lido-verlag, Lis-
beth Dorrhauer, Leipzig. 8296
Francesca’s song; words by Nelle
Richmond Eberhart, music by Leon
Theodore Levy, op. 24; high voice.
© Mar. 27)°19285:-2''c. Apr. ‘3; HB
688495; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 8297
Frankie—Mary; valse, words by A.
Pantaleo, melody by Salvatore Sullo,
of Italy, domiciled at Detroit, Mich.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1927; E 674068;
Pantaleo and Sullo, Detroit. $298
Franz Schubert, in dich ist die welt
verliebt: lied aus Wien, worte von
A. Steinberg Frank, musik von Rob-
ert Stolz, of Austria, op. 502. ©
Feb. 24, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 9; E 689312;
Edition Scala, Vienna. 8299
Freedom; emancipation hymn, words
and music by Aaron Harrison; pf.
(©) PA previt4, 41998 --eNG Apr. 287 ob
687901; Harrison musical studios,
Philadelphia. $300
French blue; poem by William Alex-
ander Percy, music by Nicolas Slo-
nimsky. © Apr. 17, 1928; 2 ¢: Apr.
23; FE 687953; White-Smith music
pub, co., Boston. 8301
Friendship and fidelity; march, by J.
De Forest Cline; band. 4to. ©
Mar. 15, 1928; 2 ce Apr. 20: EB
688863 ; Charles L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Ta. renen 8302
From piano to theatre pipe organ;
instruction book, by Bernard Barnes.
© Apr. 27, 1928; 2c. and aff. Apr.
26; A 1076182; Belwin, ine, New
York. 8303
From seven till eleven I’m in heaven;
words and music by Little Jack
Little, Al Sherman and Al Lewis;
pf. acec., with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © Apr. 26, 1928; 2 c.
Apr. 27; EH 691029; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. 8304
From Tudor times; suite of old Eng-
lish melodies, adapted and arr. by
Thomas F. Dunhill. of England, ed.,
fingered and bowed by James
Brown; string orch., with pf. ©
Mare) 13, (4928 32 Ye. (Mai aise oH
689403; Stainer & ‘Bell, ltd., Lon-
don. 8305
Friihlingstiebe (Love in spring); by ”
Josef Pasternack; orch. © Apr. 13,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 14; E 687775; Irving
Berlin standard music corp., New
York. 8306
Friuhlingsnacht (Hine); worte yon
Theodor Storm, musik von Walter
Dost, of Germany, op. 638; 4 min-
nerchor. 4to. © Nov. 8, 1927; 1 ce.
Apr. 11; E 689346; Gebrtider Hug &
co., Leipzig. 8307
Full fathom five; 2-pt. song, words
by Shakespeare, music by Thomas
F. Dunhill, of Great Britain; treble
voices; in G min. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr. 2,
1928; 1 c. Apr. 13; EH 689629; EKd-
ward Arnold & co., London. 8308
Fun method of piano playing; Knox
system, by Winn Knox. Chart no.
2. “CO "Keb! 18; T9282 ea aan
Feb. 27; A 1072485; Fun method,
ine., San Francisco. 8309
Gad-about mama, stay-at-home papa;
fox-trot. words by R. P. Weston and
Bert Lee, music by Harris Weston,
of England; pf. and ukulele acc.;
in D. [Staff and tonie sol-fa nota-
tions] © Apr. “4; 4928% 1'e?' Apr.
. 5; FE. 689180; Francis, Day & Hun-
ter, ltd., London. 8310
Galline (Le) sono matte; canti di
gioventt,, versi e melodia di A. Ci-
belli, >. ©. 2° ce. “Apr is. 2285
687799; Alfredo Cibelli, New York.
8311
436
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928
4 8333
Gambus pulau penang; Malay dance,
by Paul Seelig, of Netherlands, op.
36, no. 3; pf. Ed. Matatani. © Dec.
neers MinvcavApre: 14)" 49287" B
689366; J. H. Seelig & Zoon, Bando-
eng, Java, N. E. I. 8312
Ganymed; worte von Joh. W. Goethe,
musik von Theodor Korner, of Ger-
many; 4 stimmigen minnerchor, a
cappella. 4to. © Sept. 15, 1927;
1c. Apr. 11, 1928; E 689343; Johann
André, Offenbach/Main, Germany.
8313
Garden (The); words by Ethel Verne
King, music by Jesse B. Thomas.
Chicago-Philadelphia, Rodeheaver
co. © Mar. 15, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 14;
E 683866; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. 8314
Gavilanes (Los)-pespunte; duo, letra
y musica por I. M. Valle, of Mex-
ico, domiciled at Chicago. © 1.
Apr. 12, 1928; E 687699; Ignacio
M. Valle, Chicago. 8315
Gavotte; by Jean Ten Have; violin
and pf. © Apr. 28, 1928; 2 ce. Apr.
30; E 691087; Boston music co.,
Boston. 8316
Gay and happy; rondo, by Wallace A.
Johnson, op. 186, no. 4; pf. © Mar.
31, 1928; 2 ec. Apr. 3; E 687493;; The-
odore Presser co., Philadelphia.
8317
Gefunden; worte von Hagen Thiirnau,
musik von Hugo Kaun, of Germany,
werk 123, no. 2; mittlere singstimme.
© Sept. 15, 1927; 1 ce. Apr. 11, 1928;
E 689334; Johann André, Offen-
bach/Main, Germany. 8318
Geheime (Das) k6nigreich; miarchen-
oper in 1 akt, 2 bildern, text u.
musik von Ernst KYrenek, of Austria,
op. 50; klavierauszug. © Mar. 12,
1928; 1 c. Apr. 5; D 27301; Univer-
sal-edition actiengesellschaft, - Vi-
enna. 8319
Genevieve; words and melody by J.
Grieco, jr. ©1e. Apr. 21, 1928; E
687910; Joseph Grieco, jr., Bayonne,
mM. J. 8320
Gente meie; versi di Raffaele Ciara-
mella, musica di Giuseppe Manna,
of Italy, domiciled at New York;
mand. 4to. © Apr. 12, 1928; 2 «.
Apr. 17: E 687780; Antonio Grauso
& son, New York. 8321
Gesang der Heliane (Szene des Ge-
richts) ; worte von Hans Miiller,
musik von Hrich Wolfg. Korngold,
104065—28——3
of Austria. 1. Gesang u. klavier; in
F dur.—2. Violine u. klavier. ©
Apr. 12, 1928; 1 c. each Mar. 30; E
689106, 689107; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. 8322, 8323
Get out and: get under the moon;
words by Charles Tobias and Billy
Jerome, music by: Larry Shay. ©
Apr.) 16; 01928; ‘2>4.°-Apre Ly.
687784; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 8324
Ghost creeping blues; words and
melody by Bessie A. Smith. © 1.
Apr. 19, 1928; E 687863; Georgia
music co., New York. 8325
Giggling Gertie; words and music by
Dave Dreyer, Harry Tobias and
Chas. Tobias. © Apr. 14, 1928; 2 ¢.
Apr. 16; E 688775; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 8326
Gigue energico; by A. M. Virgil, op.
111, no. 8; pf. New York, Virgil
piano school co. © Apr. 27, 1928;
2 ec, Apr. 28; E 690139; Antha M.
Virgil, New York. 8327
Gingeroso; march galop, by M. L.
Lake; full orch. 4to. © Mar. 27,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 30; E 691128; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 8328
Giorni (Aurelio) 24 concert études;
no. 15, in D flat major, by A. Giorni;
pf. © Mar. 27, 1928; 2.c. Apr. 3; HB
688490; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
8329
Girl (The) I left behind; words by
J. Hubert, melody by H. Hamilton.
© 1c. Apr. 20, 1928; E 688915;
Joseph Hubert and Harry Hamilton,
Baltimore. 8330
Girl (The) I left behind me; 18th cen-
tury English song, with descant, arr.
by Thomas F. Dunhill, of Great
Britain; in E flat. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr. 2,
1928; 1 ec. Apr. 18; E 689624; Ed-
ward Arnold & co., London. 8331
Girl-nummer; aus Allotria, text von
Giinther Bibo, musik von Rudolf
Nelson, of Germany. © Dec. 20,
1927; 1 ec. Apr. 11. 1928; E 689328;
Johann André, Offenbach/Main, Ger-
many. 8332
Girl o’ mine; from Hades, ine., words
by William O. Miller, music by H.
Alexander Matthews. © Apr. 20,
1928; 2 ec. Apr. 23; EH 687934; The-
odore Presser co., Philadelphia.
333
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8334
pt. 11, 0. s., v. 23
Girl (The) of girls; waltz, words and
music by Bob Mayfield [i. e. R. H.
Mayfield]; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
1c. Apr. 24, 1928; E 687994; R. H.
Mayfield, Chicago. 8334
Girls (The) of to-day; words by F.
Yank, music by Robert H. Brennen.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Apr. 2, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 6; E 688568;
Frank Yank, Shenandoah, Pa. 8835
Gitarre-etiiden-werk ; von Heinrich Al-
bert, of Germany. 1. Heft 3, mittel-
stufe.—2. Heft 4, obere mittelstufe.
© Dec. 7, 1927; 1 c. each Apr. 11,
1928; E 6893860, 689361; Jul. Heinr.
Zimmermann, G. m. b. H., Leipzig.
8336, 8337
Give me the old church; words by C.
C. Buck, music by Tene Benner,
Ato. © Apr. 18, 1928; 2 ¢. Apr. 23;
E 687955; Carlton C. Buck, Santa
Ana, Calif. 8338
Gletschersee; worte von Hagen Thiir-
nau, musik von Hugo Kaun, of Ger-
many, werk 123, no. 1;
singstimme. © Sept. 15, 1927; 1 «.
Apr. 11, 1928; E 689333; Johann
André, Offenbach/Main, Germany.
; 8339
_ Glittering crystals; by William Lo-
witz; orch., with pf. conductor. ©
Apr. 19, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 26; H 691010;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 8340
Gloria alla pace; march polka, melodia
di L. S. Calbi; mand. o violino.
1 e. Apr. 25, 1928; E 690081; Luigi
Salvatore Calbi, Yonkers, N. Y.
8341
Glorious (The) tribute; march, by J.
De Forest Cline; band. 4to. ©
Mar*!15)°1928 52 Ve! ‘Apri '202'' R
688864; Charles L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Ia. 8342
Glory and love; words by A. F. Hol-
land, music by David Reed. © Apr.
2, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 4; E 687516; Al-
bert F. Holland, Lowell, Ariz. 8343
Go home, little girl, go home; words
and music by Jack Little, Al Sher-
man and Al Lewis. © Apr. 12,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 18; E 6887438; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 8344
Go ‘long Lasses; words and music by
I. Beasley. © 1c. Apr. 11, 1928;
E 688705; Irene Beasley, Memphis,
Tenn. 8345
God be merciful to me; sacred song,
words by J. S. B. Monsell, musie by
mittlere |
Homer Nearing; high voice, pf. or
organ ace. © Apr. 11, 1928; 2 e.
Apr. 12; E 687681; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 8346
God don’t like it either; words and
music by K. Daniels. © 1c Apr.
12, 1928; E 690109; Katie Daniels,
Chicago. 8347
God has not forgotten; words by A.
H. Ackley, music by B. D. Ackley;
4 mixed voices. Chicago—Philadel-
phia, Rodeheaver co. © Mar. 15,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 14; E 683857; Homer
A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. 8348
God iS a spirit; sacred words, music
by David Hugh Jones; mixed voices,
a cappella. 4to. © Mar. 19, 1928;
2c. Apr. 2; E 687410; C. C. Bir-
chard & co., Boston. 8349
God’s gonna look on the book that
day; spiritual, words and music by
. O. W. Winkfield, arr. by Albert W.
Simms; quartette of mixed voices.
© 1c. Apr. 14, 1928; E 687721; Or-
ange Willis Winkfield, Chicago.
8350
God within; motet, by A. Herbert
Brewer, of England; cho. and or-
gan. 4to. © Apr. 28, 1928; 1 «.
Apr. 30; E 689680; Novello & co.,
ltd., London. 8351
Godard (Benjamin Louis Paul) Prés
du Sauveur (Near the Saviour) ;
arr. par Raoul Labis, of France;
orch. restreint, avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Feb. 25, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 20;
E 689268; Choudens, Paris. 8352
God’s perfect peace; words by Frances
R. Havergal, music by Ralph Haw-
ley ; 4 mixed voices. Chicago—Phila-
delphia, Rodeheaver co. © Mar.
15, 1928; 2 ec. Mar. 14; E 683862;
Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chicago.
God’s world; anthem, words by Edna
St. Vincent Millay, musie by L.
Spier; mixed voices. [Photostat]
© 1c. Apr. 26, 1928; E 691048; La
Salle Spier, Washington. 8354
Gold daddy blues; words and melody
by Hattie C. Burleson. © 1 ¢. Apr.
11, 1928; E 688719; Columbia phono-
graph co., inc., New York. 8355
Goo-goo eyes; words and musie by J.
Ross. Phoenix, Ariz., Arizona mu-
sical publishing house. © Apr. 7,
1928; 2 ec. Apr. 11; E 688687; Jack
Ross, Phoenix, Ariz. 8356
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
‘no. 4, 1928
8377
~
Good (The) little boy and the bad
little boy; words by R. P. Weston
and Bert Lee, music by Norman
Long, of England; in F. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr. 4,
1928; 1 c. Apr. 5; E 689183; Francis,
Day & Hunter, Itd., London. 83857
Good-morning; words and music by
I. Beasley. © 1c. Apr. 19, 1928;
E 687868; Irene Beasley, Memphis,
Tenn. 8358
Good morning; words and music by
I: Beasley; (pf... ©. 1 c.. Apr. 19,
1928 ; E 687890; Irene Beasley, Mem-
phis, Tenn. . 8359
Goodbye Mary; waltz song, words and
music by Peter Daprano. © Apr.
11, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 13; E 688739;
Peter Daprano, Lorain, O. 8360
Goodbye my bonnie goodbye; words by
Gwen Foster, melody by Dock
Walsh. © 1 ec. Apr. 7, 1928; E
«B81 ; Ralph Peer, New York.
a 8361
Good- bye winter, helio spring ; words
by L. B. Wilson; music by Marie
F. Nichalson. © 1 e. Apr, 12, 1928;
E 687701; Lillian B. Wilson, Sykes-
ville, Md. 8362
Gorgonzola; fox trot, by Will Donald-
son, arr. by Ken Macomber; orch.
4to. © Mar. 27, 1928; 2c. Apr. 17;
E 687785; Denton & Haskins music
pub. co., ine., New York. 8363
Gossip Joan; old English song, with
descant, arr. by Thomas F. Dunhill,
of Great Britain. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr. 2,
1928; 1 c. Apr. 13; E 689621; Ed-
ward Arnold & co., London. 83864
Gottes-gtite ; text von Psalm 36, 6, mu-
sik von Rob. Volkmann, neu hrsg.
von William Eckardt, both of Ger-
many; gemischten chor, mit orgel-
begleitung. © Oct. 31, 1927; 1 «.
Apr. 11, 1928; E 689368; Riihle &
Wendling, Leipzig. 8365
Grand artistic saxophone duets; from
the well-known Clarinet method by
H. Lazarus, transcribed by A. Trax-
ler; 2 sop., 2 C melody, 2 E flat alto,
2 B flat ten. or 2 E flat bar. saxo-
phones. © Apr. 5, 1928; 2 ¢. and
aff. Apr. 6; A 1073462; Belwin, inc.,
New York. ‘8366
Grand (Le) chic de Paris; ou C’est
ca.. la nouvelle mode; paroles de
Jules Combe et P. Musset, musique
d’Eugéne Gavel, of France. © Mar.
10, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 9; H 689413; Max
| Eschig et cie., Paris. 8367
Grande valse de concert (Tourbillon) ;
by Tito Mattei, simplified and arr.
by Calvin Grooms; pf. © Apr. 24,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 26; E 690035; Cen-
tury music pub. co., New York. 8368
Grandfather’s clock; by Mari Paldi;
pf. © Apr. 25, 1928 ; 2c. Apr. 27:
Hi 691058 ; Theodore Presser co., Phil-
adelphia. 8369
Graziosa (La): mazurka, di L. S.
Calbi; mand., violin or banjo. ©
1 c. Apr. 16, 1928; E 687805; Luigi
Salvatore Calbi, Yonkers, N. Y.
8370
Great is the Lord; festival anthem,
words from Psalm 48, musie by J.
Adelberg Lawson, of Great Britain;
4 mixed voices; organ ace. 4to. ©
Alpr. |. 23, 4.19283 2duie@ (Aprii26s
689638 ; Banks & son, York, England.
8371
Great (The) plains; march, by J. J.
Richards; band. 4to. © Mar. 15,
1928; 2 e@ Apr. 20; E 688867;
Charles L. Barnhouse, Oskaloosa,
Ta. 8372
Green court ; words by G. E. Matheson,
music by John C. Holliday, of Great
Britain; high voice. © Mar. 29,
1928; 2 ec. Apr. 3; E 688488; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 8373
Green grass and trees; words and mel-
ody by A. B. Clifford. © 1c. Apr.
9, 1928; E 687653 ; Alma B. Clifford,
Chicago. 8374
Green mansions; pastoral suite, by
Montague Ewing, of Great Britain;
pf. 1. Spring in the forest. [8
others] © Mar. 9, 1928: 1 ec. Apr.
8; E 689174; International music
co., Itd., London. 8375
Green trees, whisperin’ trees; fox-
trot, words by E. M. Reynolds and
Graham Gill, music by Ken Kennedy,
of Great Britain; pf. acc., with ban-
julele banjo and ukulele arr. by Al-
vin D. Keech; in A flat. [Staff and
tonie sol-fa notations] © Dec. 13,
1927; 1 c. Dec. 28; E 689145; Peter
Derek & co., London. 8376
Gross miitterchen (Grandmére) ; von
Gustav Langef, op. 20, arr. von Leo
Artok, of Germany; orch. mit pf.
conductor. © Apr. 12, 1928; 1 e.
Mar. 30; E 689112; B. Schott’s
sodhne, Mainz. 8377
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8378
pt. 1; S.,’v<28
Guardian (The) roses; words by
Martha Martin, music by Philip
James; high voice. © Apr. 20, 1928;
2c. Apr. 20; EH 688892; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 8378
Guatemala melody; Central American
Marimba tune, words by L. Wolfe
Gilbert, music by Percy Wenrich;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Mar. 29,
1928; 2. ¢. Mar. 81; E 687401; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 8379
Guiding me back home; words by
Noble Sissle, music by Harry Revel,
of England; pf. and ukulele acc.;
in E flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Apr. 4, 1928; 1 ¢. Apr.
5; E 689193; Francis, Day & Hun-
ter, ltd., London. 8380
Gurewich (Jascha) Sonata; by J.
Gurewich, op. 1380; E flat alto saxo-
phone with pf. ace. 1. Allegro mo-
derato. [3 others] © Apr. 16, 1928;
2c. Apr. 14; E 687703; Sam Fox: pub.
eo., Cleveland. 8381
Habanera; de Jean Cras, of France;
violon et pf. © Dee. 31, 1927; 1.
Mar. 20, 1928; E 689293; Hditions
Maurice Senart, Paris. 8382
Hadley (Henry) Prélude; from Suite
ancienne, by H. Hadley, op. 108, no.
1, transcribed by Jacob Weinberg,
of Great Britain, domiciled at New
York; pf. © Mar. 26, 1928; 2c. Apr.
30; E 691103; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 8383
Hindel (Georg Friedrich) Hzio; oper
in 3 akten nach Metastasio, tiber-
setzt u. eingerichtet von Franz Not-
holt, of Germany, klavierauszug von
Paul Kickstat, of Germany. 4to. ©
Jan. 20, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 17; D 27259;
Universititsbund GO6ttingen, e. V.,
Gottingen, Germany. 8384
——Hiindel album; selected move-
ments arr. from the figured bass by
Craig Sellar Lang, of Great Britain ;
violin and pf. bks. 1 and 2. © Mar.
21, 1928; 1 c. each Apr. 9; E 689378,
689379 ; Augener, ltd., London.
8385, 8386
Organ concerto; no. 4, 1st move-
ment, ed. by E. Stanley Roper, of
Great Britain; organ; in D min.
Jan. 5, 1928; 1 ce. Mar. 6; E 689149;
Oxford university press, Rigor aes
7
Stiicke fiir clavicembalo (Pieces
for harpsichord) ; hrsg. von W. Bar-
clay Squire, u. J. A. Fuller-Mait-
land, both of England. vy. 1, 2.
© Apr. 16, 1928; 1 e. each Apr. 17+
E 689671, 689672; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany. 8388, 8389
Hall (The) of machinery—Wembley ;
by Poldowski [pseud. of Lady Dean
Paul], of Great Britain; pf. © Apr.
3, 1928; ‘Le. Apr. 53 Ei6s9t7a: J. &
W. Chester, Itd., London. 8390
Ham & eggs; melody by Jelly Roll
Morton [pseud. of Ferd Morton]
1 c« Apr. 2, 1928; E 688479;
Triangle music pub. co., ine., New
York. 8391
Hand in hand with happiness ; fox-trot,
words by Robb Dennis, music by Pat
Thayer, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by Mark Fisher ;
in G. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Dec. 12, 1927; 1c. Jan. 12,
1928; EH 684150; Berners music co.,
, London. 8392
Hand me down my walkin’ cane;
words and music by EH. V. Body.
© Apr. 9, 1928; 2 « Apr. 9; B
688611 ; Triangle music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 8393
Handsome Molly; words and melody
by G. B. Grayson. © 1c. Apr. 7,
1928; E 687569; Ralph Peer, New
York. 8394
Hanging (The) of Charles Birger;
words and musi¢ by C. J. Robison.
© 1c. Apr. 26, 1928; E 690093 ; Car-
son J. Robison, New York. 8395
Hanging (The) of the fox; words and
melody by Bill Barrett. ©1e. Apr.
6, 1928; E 688587; Carson J. Robi-
son, New York. 8396
Haowee; valse Hawaiian, by Arthur
Wright; violin and pf. © Mar. 20,
1928; 2 ec. Apr. 30; E 691100; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 8397
Happiness; words by C. H. Cage, mu-
sic by Harry C. Banks, jr.; in D.
© Apr. 25, 1928627 ena:
691068 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 8398
Happy days and lonely nights; words
by Billy Rose, music by Fred Fisher ;
pf. ace, with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © Apr. 18, 1928; 2 ce.
Apr. 14; E 687708; Ager, Yellen &
Bornstein, ine., New York. 8399
Happy go lucky lane; fox trot ballad,
words by Sam Lewis and Joe
Young, music by Joseph Meyer; pf.
440
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928
8420
-
and ukulele acc., with tenor banjo,
mandola or guit. © Apr. 25, 1928;
2c. Apr. 28; E 690145; Jerome H.
Remick & co., New York. 8400
Hard luck stomp; by Alfred Thew;
pf. ©1c. Apr. 26, 1928; E 691034;
William A. Thew, jr., Rochester,
Ne, ¥. 8401
Hark! the tiny cowslip bell; duet or
2-pt. cho., English folk song arr. by
Katherine K. Davis; treble voices.
ft Wo) Mar. ol, 1928;°2 ¢.'Apr.’3;
E 687487; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 8402
Harkan; Ukrainian national - dance,
words and melody arr. by George
Apolsky. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1928; E
688226; Apolsky & Bukantis music
pub. co., Detroit. : 8403
‘Harlequin [and] Pierrot; by R. Polak;
pf. Los Angeles, Calif., Paramount
music pub. co. © Apr. 26, 1928; 2 c¢.
Apr. 30; E 691145; Rudolph Polak,
Los Angeles. 8404
Harlequinade; by Frank D. Byng,
arr. and ed. by Frank Louis Taylor,
both of Great Britain; orch., with
pf. conductor and violin 1 conductor.
evar 2 1998: 1 «Ape. .9:, B
689301; Alfred Lengnick & co., ltd.,
London. — 8405
Harmonies d’automne (Autumn im-
pressions) ; de V. Dyck, of France;
orch. avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Hebs 2s, ess 1o1e. Mar.,,20; -E
689271; E. Gaudet, Paris. 8406
Harold (Thomas S.)
songs; by T. S. Harold, of Great
Britain, op. 69;. pf. © Mar. 21,
1928; 1 ¢.. Apr. .93.,E 689385; Au-
gener, ltd., London. 8407
Harvey (Doreen) Four short pieces;
by D. Harvey. of Great Britain; pf.
1. Prelude. [3 others] © Mar. 21,
1928; 1 c. Apr. 9; E 689384; Augener,
Itd., London. 8408
Has anyone seen my pal; words and
music by W. A. Sullivan, arr. by
Wallee Brown. © Mar. 21, 1928;
2 c. Apr. 4; E 688530; William
Agusta Sullivan, Chicago. 8409
Haste thee! nymph; 2-pt. song, words
by John Milton, music by Henry L.
Read, of Great Britain; treble
voices: in C. 4to. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Apr. 2, 1928;
1c. Apr. 13; E 689626; Edward Ar-
nold & co., London. 8410
-
Three cradle,
Have (Jean Ten) Marche; violin and
pt. © apy 28, 1928: 2, ¢. Apr. 30;
E 691089; Boston music co., Bos-
ton. 8411
Hawaiian Isles; words by O. M. Ed-
wards, music by William Berwald;
3 women’s voices. 4to. © Apr. 4,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 11; E 688670; Oliver
Murray Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y.
8412
Haydn (Franz Josef) Sonaten, fan-
tasie, capriccio und variationen F-
moll; neue phrasierungsausgabe in
fortschreitender ordnung mit finger-
satz u. vortragsbezeichnungen von
Willy Rehberg, of Germany ; klavier.
© Mar. 13, 1928; 1 ¢e. Mar. 29; EB
689462; Steingriiber verlag, Leipzig.
8413
He ain’t never been in college; words
and music by Moe Jaffe and Clay
Boland; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by M. Kalua.. ‘(© Mar. 19, 1928; 2 ec.
Apr. 3; E 687441; Jack Mills, inc.,
New York. 8414
He giveth; words by Anna Johnson
Flint, music by Amelia H. Porter;
4 mixed voices. Chicago—Philadel-
phia, Rodeheaver co. © Mar. 15,
1928; 2 ec. Mar. 14; E 683872; Homer
A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. 8415
He is risen; sacred song, words by
Mrs. C. F. Alexander, music by Ed-
ward F. Laubin; high voice, pf. or
organ ace. © Apr. 11, 1928: 2 «
Apr. 12; E 687682; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 8416
He is risen; words by Mrs. Goldleigh
Eldridge, music by Fred Amstutz;
pf. © Mar. 29, 1928; 2c. Apr. 2;
E 687428; Glad tidings pub. co.,
Fort Wayne, Ind. 8417
He leads me in His ways; words by
C. R. Brooks, music by Wilma Bar-
ker, mixed voices. © 1c. Apr. 11,
1928; E 687695; Clarence Robert
Brooks, Ottumwa, Ia. 8418
He leads us on; anthem, words from
Scripture and a hymn by H. O.
Wiley, music by George B. Nevin;
mixed voices, with organ acc. 4to.
©) Apr.) 7 soces' e Apr. 165° 6
687746; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
8419
He’s coming soon; words by Ethel
Verne King, music by Jesse B.
Thomas. Chicago-Philadelphia,
Rodeheaver co. © Mar. 15, 1928;
2 c. Mar. 14; E 6838868; Homer A.
Rodeheaver, Chicago. 8420
441
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8421
He’s more to be helped than scorned;
words and music by W. Dixon.
1 ce. Apr. 26, 1928; E 690089; Wil-
liam Dixon, Winchester, Va. 8421
He satisfies; words by Anna M. Hoff,
music by Fred West; 4 mixed voices.
4to. © Mar. 17, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 9;
E 688629; Broderbaandet pub. co.,
Grand Forks, N. D. 8422
He that dwelleth in the secret place;
words selected from the Bible, and
music by D. Lacy. © 1. Apr. 16,
1928; E 688810; Della Lacy, Grand
Junction, Colo. 8423
He who would valiant be; anthem,
words by John Bunyan, music by
Russell Broughton; mixed voices,
with bar. solo, and organ ace. 4to.
© “Apri’3)°71928:°'2!' Apr. “6: “Hh
687610; G. Schirmer, ine, New
York. 8424
Headin’ west; western intermezzo-one
step, by Ruda Lakay, arr. by Walter
C. Schad; orch., with pf. or organ
conductor. 4to. © Apr. 24, 1928;
2c. Apr. 25; E 688974; Irving Ber:
lin standard music corp., New York.
8425
Heart (The) of home; service for
Mother’s day in story and song, by
Valeria R. Lehman, music by Sam-
uel A. Ward, and others. 4to. ©
Mar. 26, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 21;
A 1075010; Meigs pub. co., Indian-
apolis. 8426
Heart of my heart; words by G. W.
Barnes, music by August H. Dietze.
© Apr.? 28, 1928 92 et Apr 272i
690123; George W. Barnes, San An-
tonio, Tex. 8427
Heart (The) of the west; cho., words
by Clarence Flynn, music by George
J. Trinkaus; female voices. 4to. ©
Apr. 2; 1928502 COApr. G3°H 687892:
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
8428
Heavenly sunshine; words and melody
by Lucy Campbell. © 1. Apr. 13,
1928; E 688748; Ralph Peer, New
ork: 8429
Heavy agitato; by M. Helfand; pf.
© 1 e Apr. 9, 1928; E. 687670;
Maurice Helfand, New York. 8480
Hello! hello; words and music by
Dennis Doyle. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1928;
EK 691049; Otto Kuhl, New York.
8431
4+
pt. m1, n. s., v. 23
Hello Rome, I’m flying to you; words
by W. J. Reichard, music by Geo,
De Hart. © Apr. 2, 1928; 2 c. Apr.
9; E 687618; William J. Reichard,
Reading, Pa. 8432
Helping hand; words by James Dyren-
forth, music by Alex Ffrench, of
England; pf. ace. with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech; in D. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Mar. 26, 1928; 1 e.
Apr. 16; E 689487; Billy Thorburn
music pub. co., ltd., London. 84383
Henry; from Blue eyes, words by
Graham John, music by Jerome
Kern. London-New York- Sydney,
Chappell & co., ltd. © Apr. 9, 1928;
2c. Apr. 24; EH 687975; T. B. Harms
co., New York. 8434
Herbert-Caesari (Edgard) Venti-
cinque vocalizzi (Vowelisation exer-
cises) ; di Edgard Herbert-Caesari,
‘of Great Britain. [Testo italiano e
inglese] © Mar. 20, 1928; 1 c. Mar.
22; E 689200; G. Ricordi & ©co.,
Milan. : 8435
Here comes springtime; words and
music by Jack O’Hagan, of Aus-
tralia. © Feb. 3, 1928; 1c Apr.
4; E 689213; Allan & co., proprietary
ltd., Melbourne, Australia. 8436
Here upon the balcony with you;
words by May M. Gordon, melody
by A. M. M. G. Talatovich, of Po-
land, domiciled at Los Angeles. ©
1c. Mar. 8, 1928; E 688507; Aurelia
May Michener Gordon Talatovich,
Los Angeles. 8437
Heroes (The) of the air; fox-trot,
words and music by C. J. Gaal;
orch. New York, N. Y., Atlantic
music pub. co. 4to. © Apr. 1, 1928;
2 ce. Apr. 19; E 690027; Charles
Julius Gaal, Hackensack, N. J.
8438
Heroes of the sub S-4; words by G.
R. Short, music by Robert H.
Brennen. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Apr. 5, 1928; 2 ¢. Apr.
10; E 687639; Grover R. Short,
Lebanon, Pa. 8439
Heut’ in der nacht, mein schatz; lied
und foxtrot, aus Schwarz auf weiss,
text von Beda, musik von Willy
Engel-Berger, of Germany. © Mar.
1,:1928; lic Apres: 9; BH 689323;
Wiener bohéme-verlag, Vienna. 8440
Hey! hey! Hazel; words by Charles
Kenny, music by Tom Dennis; pf.
and ukulele ace. New York City,
)
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928
8462
~
Micr-o-fone music publishers. ©
Mar. 30, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 2; E 682498 ;
Harry F. Reser, New York. 8441
Hidden charms; intermezzo caprice,
by Miro Mosay, of Czechoslovakia,
arr. by Geo. H. Sanders, of Great
Bram. pi. ©, Apr. 16,7 1929-,.2) c:
Apr. 18; E 688830; Sanders-Weiss,
ine., New York. 8442
Hiding in the corner of your smile;
words and music by Lew Pollack
and George Whiting. © Apr. 11,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 16; E 688780; Sher-
man, Clay & co., San Francisco.
> 8443
Hinton and Dinton and Mere; words
by Fred EH. Weatherly, music by
John C. Holliday, of Great Britain.
© Apr. 12, 1928; 1 c. ‘Apr. 29; EB
689592; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 8444
His grace is sufficient; words by C.
M. McCorkle, music by E. R. Farrar.
© Mar. 25, 1928; 2 « Apr. 12; E
687676; Elden Roy Farrar, Chicago.
8445
His hand is leading me; duet, words
and music by R. Harkness, of Aus-
tralia, domiciled at Pasadena; with
eno. 2) Oct. t. 1926*"°2*c. Apr. 18,
1928; E 688855; Robert Harkness,
Pasadena. 8446
His Majesty, the villain; incidental
Symphony, by Fr. K. Hintz; orch.
© Apr... 19;,1928;,.2.¢,; Apr. .21;.H
687908; Photo play music co., inc.,
New York. 8447
Hohere (Die) bogentechnik ; Deutsche,
vom verfasser autorisierte tibertra-
gung von Rudolf Hegetschweiler, of
Germany, musik von Lucien Capet.
© Dee. 20, 1927; 1 ec. Jan. 16, 1928;
A—Foreign 37385; Editions Maurice
Senart, Paris. 8448
Hoheit ist verliebt; operette in 3 ak-
ten, musik von Walter Schelling, of
Austria; pf...© 1c. Apr. 20, 1928;
_E 689494; Walter Schwarz and Wal-
ter Schanzer, Vienna. 8449
Holdup (The); agitated misterioso,
by Arthur Reuther; orch. © Feb.
on 192Z56.. 2 GCG Wear. TF? Bi 6SS601 :
G. Lipskin & son, New York. 8450
Holly (The); words and music by
Kthel Boyce, of England; 2 treble
voices. 4to. © Apr. 19, 1928; 1 ¢.
Apr. 20; E 689485; Novello & co.,
Itd., London. 8451
Holzhacker; worte von Karl Siebel,
musik yon Berthold Franz, of Ger-
many, op. 31, nr. 4; vierstimmigen
miinnerchor. 4to. © Sept. 20, 1927;
1c. Apr. 11, 1928; EH 689350; Ge-
briider Hug & co., Leipzig. 8452
Home brew; words and melody by L.
J. Krefer and 8. A. Knapp. ©1e.
Apr. 25, 1928; E 690106; Lucian Jo-
seph Krefer and Samuel Albertus
Knapp, Tulsa, Okla. 8453
Home brew rag; words and melody by
Low Stokes and C. MeMichen.
1 e. Apr. 11, 1928; E 688722; Low
Stokes and Clayton McMichen, Chat-
tanooga, Tenn. 8454
Home (A), the hills and you; words
and melody by J. L. Doss. ©1e.
Apr. 9, 1928; E 687655; Jesse Lee
Doss, Midwest, Wy. 8455
Home way down south; words by Pat
Baffa, music by Frank Baffa and
Pat Baffa [i: e. Patrick Baffa] ©
1c. Apr. 26, 1928; E 690075; Patrick
Baffa, Jersey City. 8456
Hommage 4 Rameau; de laude De-
bussy, arr. par Roger Branga, of
France; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Mar. 10, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 9;
E 689540; Durand et cie., ger at
84
Honey (The) Lou waltz; by B. R.
Emery; pf. © 1c. Apr. 2, 1928; E
688468; B. Raymour Emery, San
Francisco. 8458
Hoodle doodle; words by Peppy Wells,
music by Jean Talbot. © 1c. Apr.
9, 1928; E 688638; Ruth Keil and
Diane Pascale, Hollywood, Calif. ‘
845
Hop headed blues; words and melody
by Clarence Williams. © 1 ¢. Apr.
14, 1928; E 687739; Clarence Wil-
liams music pub. co., ine., New York.
8460
Hop to it; one-step, by Mel B. Kauf-
man, arr. by James C. McCabe; orch.
with pf. or organ ace. 4to. © Apr.
8, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 4; E 687473;
Irving Berlin standard music corp.,
New York. 8461
Hoping; waltz, words by Hilenn M.
Reynolds and Charles Bastin, music
by Ken Kennedy, of Great Britain;
pf. acc., with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in
E flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Dec. 13, 1927; 1 c. Dee.
28; E 689141; Peter Derek & ©O.,
London. 8462
443
CATALOGUE, OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8463
Horses of the dawn; words.by Marieda
Batten, music by Mary Brett, of
Great Britain, © Mar. 16, 1928;
. Le Apr. 9;.E 689388 ; Augener, 1td.,
London. ‘ 8463
Hot reveille; fox-trot, by Paul KF. Van
Loan and. John Klenner, arr. by
P. F. Van Loan; orch. 4to. © Apr.
5, 1928; 2c. Apr. 7; E 687558; Spier
& Coslow, inec., New York. 8464
Hot weather; words by Dorothy Aldis,
musie by D. Lacy. © 1c. Apr. 16,
1928; E 688809; Della Lacy, Grand
Junction, Colo. 8465
Hotchkiss (Clayton E.) Two little
songs; words and music by C. E.
Hotchkiss; boys and girls voices.
4to. 1. My chum. .[1 other] ©
Apr. 1, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 25; E 688973 ;
Clayton E. Hotchkiss,
Conn. 8466
House (The) by the side of the road;
by Mrs. M. H. Gulesian; orch., in E
flat. 4to. © Mar. 29, 1928; 2 ec.
Apr. 16; E 687754; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 8467
How are you today; children’s song,
words and music by A. Judson. ©
1 ec. Dee. 8, 1927; E 690065; Agnes
Judson, Winter Park, Fla. 8468
How can I know; words by N. S.
Ragland, melodic completion by
Casper Nathan. ©1c. Apr. 9, 1928;
EK 687645; Nina S. Ragland, Ferri-
day, La. 8469
How could you forget; words and mu-
sic by C. Hudson, arr. by Harry
Ferguson. © Apr. 18, 1928; 2 e¢.
Apr. 28; E 690131; Cora Hudson,
Staunton, Va. 8470
How long must I play solitaire; words
by Lester King, melody by Robert
H. Brennen. © 1c. Apr. 7, 1928;
E 687585; Frederic Praml, St. Paul.
8471
How will it be with you; words by
James Rowe, music by W. W. Mc-
Glamry. © Mar. 20, 1928; 2 c. Apr.
16; E 688777; Chas. W. Vaughan,
Lawrenceburg, Tenn. 8472
Howgill (Richard) Hymn (Hymne) ;
by R. Howsgill, of England; orch.
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Mar.
22, 1928; 1° ¢, Apr. 3'5'-E 689157 ;
Hawkes & son (London), ltd., Lon-
don.
Glenbrook,’
8473 |
pt. Il, 0. s., v. 23
Hudson (Agnes) March; for chil-
dren; pf. © 1. Dee. 8, 1927; EB
690067 ; Agnes Judson, Winter Park,
Fla. 8474
Hudson (The) blues; words by George
K. Boshko, music by Victoria K.
Boshko. © 1 ¢ Dee. 17, 1928; EB
688790; Victoria Boshko, New York.
8475
Hum all your troubles away; words
by Ford Rush and Glenn Rowell,
music by Fleming Smith, arr. by
Carleton L. Colby; pf. and ukulele
ace., with Lee Sims pf. solo. ©
Apr. 16, 1928; 2 ec. Apr. 20; E
688876; Ted Browne music ¢o., inc.,
Chicago. 8476
Hundred (A) years from how; words
and music by Sid Silvers and Phil
Baker; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by A. J. Franchini. © Apr. 27,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 28; E 691082; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
«8417
Hungarian caprice; by HE. J. Howard.
© 1. Apr. 6, 1928; E 688540; Ed-
win Joseph Howard, Hoboken, N. J.
8478
Hurry on; words and music by Frank
Bannister and Billy Heagney; pf.
acc., with ukulele arr. by May Sing-
hi Breen. © Apr. 16, 1928; 2 e¢.
Apr. 18; E 688825; Fred K. Steele,
inc., New York. 8479
Hyde (Herbert E.) Seventeen songs;
words from Everything and any-
thing, by Dorothy Aldis, set to mu-
sic by H. BE. Hyde. © Apr. 24, 1928;
2c. Apr. 27; EH 6910205 Henry T.
FitzSimons, Chicago. 8480
Hymn (A) for airmen; words by May
Rowland, music by H. L. Lyon.
[Photostat] © 1c. Apr. 4, 1928;
E 688913; Helen LeFevre Lyon,
Washington. 8481
Hymn to the night; words by Henry
W. Longfellow, music by Philip Gor-
don: 8 treble voices. 4to. © Mar.
19, 1928; 2 ec. Apr. 2; E 687411; C.
C. Birchard & co., Boston. 8482
I am forgiven; words and music by
A. H. Ackley; 4 mixed voices. Chi-
cago—Philadelphia, Rodeheaver co.
© Mar. 15, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 14; B
683863; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago. 8483
I am lonesome; words and music by
F. C. Johnson. © 1c. Apr. 5, 1928;
BH 688545; Fred C. Johnson, Chi-
cago. 8484
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
8504
I can’t get the rhythm; fox-trot song
from Clowns in clover, words by
Donovan Parsons, music by Noel
Gay, of England; pf. and ukulele
ace.; in G. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Apr. 4, 1928; 1 «.
Apr. 5; E 689192; Francis, Day &
Hunter, ltd., London. 8485
I can’t give you anything but love;
from Harry Delmar’s revels, words
by Dorothy Fields, music by Jimmy
McHugh; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by M. Kalua. © Mar. 6, 1928; 2 ¢.
Apr. 3; E 687442; Jack Mills, inc.,
New York. . 8486
I care; words and melody by I. H.
Lebling. © 1 ¢c. Apr. 9, 1928; E
688648; Isabelle Horan Lebling,
Cleveland. 8487
I climbed a hill; words by Abigail
Cresson, music by A. C. Luetke. ©
1c. Apr. 12, 1928; E 687691; Anna
Costello Luetke, Minneapolis. 8488
I could be happy if I only had you;
words and melody by B. Ward. ©
1 c. Apr. 18, 1928; E 688846; Billy
Ward, Philadelphia: 8489
I’d get more loving from a dumb,
dumb, dummy than I ever got from
you; words by J. EH. West, music
by David Reed. © Apr. 2, 1928;
2c. Apr. 4; E 687515; John EH. West,
Goodland, Kan. 8490
I’d like to have you love me; fox-trot,
words by Dudley Hollands, music
by Ken Kennedy, of Great Britain;
pi. ace., with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in
E flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Dec. 20, 1927; 1 c. Jan.
27, 1928; E 689148; Peter Derek &
eo., London. 8491
I’d like to know where you gonna go;
words and music by Buddy Lee and
Roy Bergere; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by M. Kalua. © Mar. 12, 1928;
2c. Apr. 3; E 687443; Jack Mills,
ine., New York. 8492
I'd like to know why you always say
no; words by G. J. Morrow, music
by Clifton Keith, © 1 ¢. Apr. 4,
1928; E 688514; George J. Morrow,
Oid Town, Me. 8493
I’d like to ride away to a little hide-
away; words by Alfred Bryan and
Al Hoffman, music by Pete Wend-
ling: pf. and ukulele acc. © Apr.
24, 1928; 2 ec. Apr. 24; E 687968;
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. 8494
I’d like to take you home to my moth-
er; words by Billy Rose, music by
Little Jack Little; pf. acc., with uku-
lele arr. by May Singhi Breen. ©
Apr: 26, ° 19284 "2 e, “Apr, 203
691027; Irving Berlin, ine. New
York. 8495
I’'d love to; words by William Roach,
melody by G. L. Unthank. © 1.
Apr. 21, 1928; E 687929; G. Lafay-
ette Unthank, New York. 8496
I’d love to love you; ballad fox-trot,
words and music by Julian Wood-
worth and Maurice Spitalny. ©
Apr. 28, 1928; 2c. Apr. 27; E 690126;
Spitalny Woodworth pub. co., Cleve-
land. S497
I’d love to love you; fox-trot, words
and music by J. H. Woodworth. ©
1 ce. Apr. 7, 1928; E 687597; Julian
H. Woodworth, Lakewood, O. 8498
I Danmark; syv smaasange, musik af
Poul Schierbeck, of Denmark, op.
21. 4to. © Nov. 25, 1927; 1 c. Mar.
15, 1928; E 689513; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. 8499
I dare not ask a kiss; 3-pt. song, words
by Robert Herrick, music by Henry
Holden Huss; women’s voices. 4to.
© Mar. 21, 1928; 2 c« Apr. 30; E
691102; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
3500
I did my drinking, when the drinking.
was good; words and music by J.
W. Blake, arr. by Noble McDonald.
New York City, Cinemusic service.
© Apr. 4, 1928; 2 ¢ Apr. 12; H
688727 ; James W. Blake, New York.
8501
I did not know; words by M. Clark,
music by G. M. Curci, of Italy,
domiciled at New York. © 1c. Apr.
6, 1928; E 688539; Gennaro Mario
Curci, New..York. 8502
I don’t care who gets you tomorrow;
fox-trot, words by Hugh McCabe and
Harold Sims, music by Ken Ken-
nedy, of Great Britain; pf. acc., with
banjulele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Alvin D. Keech; in B flat. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Dec.
13, 1927; 1 e. Dee. 28; E 689142;
Peter Derek & co., London. 8503
I don’t know what to do; fox trot,
words. by Charley Kenny, music by
Tom Dennis; pf. and ukulele ace.
New York, Micr-o-fone music pub-
lishers. © Mar. 30, 1928; 2 ¢. Apr.
2; E 683871; Harry F. Reser, New
York. 8504
445
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8505
I found a rose; words and music by
Lew Berk; pf. and ukulele acc., with
novelty fox-trot cho. for pf. © Apr.
14, 1928; 2 e. Apr. 19; E 687837;
Lew Berk music co., Rochester,
SE Vig, 8505
I got a mama in Miami; words and
melody by J. R. Waters, arr. by L.
L. VosBurgh. © 1c. Apr. 20, 1928;
E 688907; James R. Waters, Kew
Gardens, L. I., N. Y. 8506
I had a dove; unison song, words by
John Keats, music by Jessie Furze,
of Great Britain, selected and ed.
by Ernest Read; in G min. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Mar. 26, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 6; E 689308 ;
Joseph Williams, ltd., London. 8507
I had a gal, a very good pal; words
and melody by A. Faggello. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 3, 1928; E 687445; Anthony
Faggello, New York. -8508
I haven’t forgotten; words and music |
by W. E. Smith; pf. ©1c. Apr. 3,
1928; E 687458; William E. Smith,
Jamaica, L. I., N. Y. 8509)
I hope I don’t meet Molly; words by
B. G. De Sylva & Lew Brown, music
by Harry Woods. © Apr. 23, 1928;
2 ec. Apr. 24; E 687966; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
8510
I just love you and you know why;
words by Lucile Simpson, melody by
Robert H. Brennen. © 1c. Apr. 7,
1928; E 687586; Lucile D. Simpson,
Big Stone Gap, Va. 8511
I know darn well I can do without
Broadway, but can Broadway do
without me; words and melody by
J. Durante. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1928;
E 691040; Jimmy Durante, Flushing,
La: XY. 8512
I know what it means to be blue;
words by Lou Kessler [i. e. Louis
Kessler], music by Rella Ebeling
and H. A. Ehlers; pf. and ukulele
ace. ©1ec. Apr. 16, 1928; E 688785;
Henry A. Ehlers, Bellingham, hie
851
I like she; from A night in California,
words by Jacob Jacobs, music by A.
Olshanetsky; pf. (*W D°ND °X) ©
Nov. 10, 1927; 2 ¢. Apr. 10, 1928;
E 687629; Alexander Olshanetsky,
New York. 8514
pt. Im, nes., v. 23
I like you in your blue dress; words
and melody by W. J. Tubman. ©
1 c. Apr. 23, 1928; E 688969; Wil-
liam J. Tubman, Brooklyn. 8515
Till be your sweet woman blues;
words and melody by Clarence Wil-
liams. © 1 ec Apr. 14, 1928; EB
687740; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 8516
I’ll do my best; words and music by
Little Jack Little, Al Sherman and
Al Lewis; pf. aec., with ukulele arr.
by May Singhi Breen. © Apr. 26,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 27; E 691028; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 8517
T’ll meet her when the sun goes down;
words and music by Frank Crumit;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by Louis
Fleischer. © Mar. 21, 1928; 2 «.
Mar. 29; E 687403; F. B. Haviland
pub. co., New York. 8518
Ill take you home again Kathleen;
' quartette, words and music by
Thomas P. Westendorf, arr. by Paul
Bliss; boys’ voices. 4to. © Apr.
16, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 17; E 688856;
John Church co., Cincinnati. 8519
Ill try to forget; fox-trot, words and
music by Anthony Picton, of Eng-
land; pf. acc., with banjulele banjo
and ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech;
in E flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Mar. 20, 1928; 1 «
Apr. 16; E 689490; Billy Thorburn
music pub. co., ltd., London. 8520
I’ll wait till you’re a widow; words by
P. J. Walsh, music by David Reed.
© 1c. Apr. 26, 1928; E 690107; P.
James Walsh, Brooklyn. 8521
I long for just a friend; words and
melody by C. Cercone. © 1c. Apr.
13, 1928; E 688753; Carl Cercone,
Grand Rapids, Mich. 8522
I lost more than a pal when I lost
you; words by John Sorrentino and
James De Meo, music by John Wil-
liams. New York City, Frank Har-
ding music house. © Apr. 5, 1928;
2 c. Apr. 10; E 687631; John Sor-
rentino, Jersey City. 8523
I love you; tango, by M. F. Suarez;
pf. ©1c. Apr. 26, 1928; E 690083 ;
Manuel Fernandez Suarez, Clarks-
burg, W. Va. 8524
I love you; words and music by Ma-
thilde Von Oesteren [i. e. M. von
Oesteren-Umrath], of Great Britain,
domiciled at Chicago. © 1 c¢. Apr.
13, 1928; E 688760; Mathilde von
Oesteren-Umrath, Chicago. 8525
446
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928
8546
-
I love you when you’re smiling; words
and melody by J. E. Reily. ©1e.
Apr. 138, 1928; E 688746; Joseph
Eldrican Reily, Peabody, Mass.
8526
I’m afraid of you; words and music
by Eddie Davis, Lew Daly and
Archie Gottler; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by May Singhi Breen. ©
Jan. 1, 1928; 2c. Apr. 21; E 687908 ;
Irving Berlin, inc., New-York. [©
new title and new lyrics] 8527
I’m away from the world when I’m
away from you ’cause you're all the
world to me; by Sidney Clare and
Lew Pollack, arr. by George J.
Trinkaus; band, with B flat cornet
solo conductor. 4to. Apr. 2,
1928-2, Cx ApY.6; Ei:,6878933. Me
Witmark & sons, New York. 8528
I’m crying for somebody and somebody
never cries for me; words by Pat
Baffa, music by Frank Baffa and
Pat Baffa [i. e. Patrick Baffa] ©
1c. Apr. 26, 1928; E 690077; Patrick
Bafta, Jersey City. 8529
I’m eighty in the mornin’ but seventy-
nine today; words and music by
Sandy MacFarlane [pseud. of T. M.
MacFarlane] © Mar. 17, 1928; 2 «¢.
Mar. 16; E 688816; Thos. M. Mac-
Farlane, Boston. 8530
I’m feelin’ devilish; words and music
by Maceo Pinkard; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Apr. 4, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 9;
E 688627; Handy bros. music ¢o.,
inc., New York. 8531
I’m feeling happy to-day; fox trot,
words and music by J. Daly and
Paul Murphy; pf. and ukulele acc.
San Francisco, Calif., Coast music
pub. co. © Apr. 21, 1928; 2 ¢. Apr.
30; E 691081; James Daly,’ San
Francisco. 8532
I’m going back to Nashville, Tennes-
see; words and music by P. Carter.
©l1c. Apr. 4, 1928; E 688515; Paul
Carter, Philadelphia. 8533
I’m going fishing; words and music
by A. Y. Johnson. © 1 c¢. Apr. 7,
1928 ; E 687589; Alma Yost Johnson,
Avalon, Pa. 8534
I’m going to take a trip some day;
words and music by J. Tetreault.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Apr. 42,.19285; 2..e@;. Apr.,.19; E
690029; Joe Tetreault, Putnam,
Conn. 8535
44
I'm going to the Rockaways; words
and melody by R. L. Moore. ©1e.
Apr. 9, 1928; E 688646; Robert Lee
Moore, Far Rockaway, N. Y. 8536
I’m jealous of the flowers; words and
music by T. Hearon. © 1c. Apr. 138,
1928; E 688754; Thomas Hearon,
New York. 8537
I'm Jimmy the well dressed man;
words and melody by J. Durante.
Oral CG AD 27 ween By 691041:
Jimmy Durante, Flushing, L. I.,
INS OY. 8538
I’m lonesome so lonesome for you;
words and music by F. Maxwell;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Apr. 10,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 12; E 688771; Ford
Maxwell, Zanesville, O. 8539
I’m looking for a cute little boy like
you; words and melody by B. Mor-
len. ©1e. Apr. 30, 1928; E 691150;
Billy Morlen and Virginia Wheeler,
Philadelphia. ° 8540
I’m looking for a girl like you; from
Crazy with love, words by Nathan C.
Caress, music by M. S. Rosen. ©
Aprs 23,1928; 2isej,Apriu24i: BH
687970; Milton S. Rosen, New York.
8541
I’m not so much to blame; words and
music by Amanda Gust, arr. by
Harry Alford; pf. and ukulele acc.
© 1c. Apr. 16, 1928; E 688811;
Amanda Charles Gust, West Allis,
Wis. 8542
I’m sorry I said good-bye; words and
music by Bert Hodgson; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Apr. 5, 1928; 2 «.
Apr. 9; E 687620; Bert Cecil Hodg-
son, Knoxville, Tenn. 8543
I’m telling the world; fox-trot, words
by Pat K. Heale and H. McCabe,
music by Ken Kennedy, of Great
Britain; pf. ace, with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech; in F. - [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations],...©) Dee 1. 1927-1 ¢.
Dec. 28; E 689148; Peter Derek &
co., London. 8544
I’m telling the world ; words and music
by J. J. McCarthy. © Apr. 5, 1928;
2 c. Apr. 20; E 688875; John J.
McCarthy, Alton, Ill. 8545
I'm telling the world I’m the luckiest
girl; words by Gin Carter [i. e. Vir-
ginia Carter], music by Kitty Carter
[i. e. Catherine Carter Shine]. ©
1 ¢. Apr. 28, 1928; E 691154; Vir-
ginia Carter, Dalton, Ga. 8546
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8547
pt.43i DS wk
I'm thinking of you; words and music
by H. W. Lee. © Apr. 17, 1928; 2 ec.
Apr. 20; E 6879438; Herbert W. Lee,
Brooklyn. 8547
I’m tired of waiting for you; words
and music by Reg. Batten and Hugh
Wade, both of Great Britain; pf.
ace., with banjulele banjo and uku-
lele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in F.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Apr. 23, 1928; 1 ¢ Apr. 24; BE
689673; B. Feldman & co., London.
8548
I’m waiting ’till you get it; words by
Howdy Quicksell, melody by H.
Quicksell and Jan Garber. © 1.
Apr. 17, 1928; E 687788; Denton &
Haskins music pub. co., ine., New
York. 8549
I’m willing to learn; melody by A. L.
Ricci. © 1 c« Apr. 4.1928; E
688521; Aldo L. Ricci, New York.
8550
I’m writing you this little. melody ; -
words and music by Anson Weeks;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Apr. 18,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 23; E 688928; Sher-
man, Clay & co., San Francisco.
8551
I may be smiling at somebody else;
words and melody by M. M. Korn
and Sol Kestenbaum. © 1. Apr.
5, 1928; E 687528; Maurice M.
Korn, Brooklyn. 8552
I need someone; words by Teddy
Joyce and Benny Meroff, melody by.
Irving Rothschild. © 1. Apr. 28,
1928; E 690167; Spier and Coslow,
ine., New York. 8553
I need your love; words by Kathleen
Hean, music by Lillian Burgiss, of
Great Britain. © Mar. 16, 1928; 1
ec. Apr. 20; E 689566; Boosey & co.,
Itd., London. 8554
I saw you smile; words by Al Lewis,
melody by Frank Winegar, of U. S.,
and Ernest C. Watson, of Canada.
© 1 ce. Apr. 28, 1928; E 690168;
Spier and Coslow, inc., New York.
——
8555
I shall live; words by Bessie Austin,
music by I. A. Jackson; pf. ©1«.
Apr. ‘7, 1928; BE 687590; Irving A.
Jackson, Chicago. 8556
I still belong to you; words by Larry
Spier and Guy Lombardo, melody
by Sam Coslow. © 1 ce. Apr. 14,
1928; E 687728; Spier & Coslow,
inc., New York. 8557
I thank the moon; words by Bruce
Sievier, music by Mare. Anthony, of
Great Britain; pf., ukulele and ban-
julele banjo ace.; in F. [Staff and
tonic solf-fa notations] © Mar.
31, 1928; 1 ¢@ Apr. 2; E 689120;
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., London.
8558
I think of you all thru the. night;
words and music by Lew Pollack
and Katherine Allan Lively. © Apr.
3,,.1928; 2.¢. .Apr..9;; EH; 688632;
Sherman, Clay & co., San Francisco.
8559
I think you’re wonderful; words and
melody by Abner Silver, Jack Little
and Harry Richman. © 1 e. Apr.
19, 1928; E 687881; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 8560
I’ve done everything that I could;
words and melody by D. E. Hsters.
© 1c. Apr. 17, 1928; E ‘687815;
Daniel Edward Esters, Brooklyn.
8561
I've got a baby; words and melody by
Ruth Coleman and R. M. Embry.
1c. Apr. 13, 1928; E 688744; Ruth
Miller Embry, Cincinnati. 8562
I’ve got the bananas; words and mel-
ody by L. Siracusa. © 1 ce. Apr. 28,
1928; E 691156; Liborio Siracusa,
San Francisco. $563
I’ve made up my mind; fox-trot from
All for love, words by Al. Chester,
music by Tolehard Evans, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.; in E
flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Mar, 30, 1928; 1 c. Apr.
4; E 689234; Cecil Lennox, ltd., Lon-
don. 8564
I want a daddy, one who will gladly
daddy a daddyless child; words and
music by Eugene Mordaunt. © Apr.
3, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 6; E 688590; Mor-
daunt pub. co., Omaha, Neb. 8565
I want to be alone with Mary Brown;
fox-trot, from On with the show,
words by Edgar Leslie, music by
Jos. Geo. Gilbert, of Great Britain;
pf. ace., with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in
C. [Staff and tonie sol-fa nota-
tions] © Apr. 10, 1928; 1 ec. Apr.
17; E 689465; Lawrence Wright
music co., London. 8566
448
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
oo. 4, 1928
8588
I want to go back; words by W.
Frost-Gibbs, music by Vint Sher-
wood. New York City, Frank
Harding music house. © Apr. 2,
1928; 2 ec. Apr. 6; E 688564; Wil-
helmina Frost-Gibbs, Ellsworth, Me.
8567
I want to go down south to Alabama
where my little sweetie waits for
me; by P. De Franco, of Italy,
domiciled at New Haven, Conn.; pf.
©, 1. c.. Apr. .10,,,.1928; ..B 688694 ;
Patsy De Franco, New Haven. 8568
I want you; words by Billy Rose,
melody by Vincent Rose. © 1 e.
Apr. 3, 1928; E 687555; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New pace
——Same. © Apr. 24, 1928; 2 c. Apr.
25; E 688979; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine., New York. 8570
I wan’ta go to the ball game; words
and melody by T. Taylor. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 2, 1928; E 688477; Tell Taylor,
Findlay, O. 8571
I was all right; words and melody by
Anna Seymour [i. e. A. S. Santrey]
© 1c Apr. 20, 1928; E 688908;
Anna Seymour Santrey, si aoe
I will understand; words by Jean
Beverly, music by Theophilus Fitz.
Los Angeles, Calif., Beverly art-song
shop. © Apr. 4, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 10;
E 688683; Nancy E. Myers, Los An-
geles. 8573
I wish I could be a baby again; words
and music by O. Schick; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Apr. 10, 1928; 2 ¢.
Apr. 12; E 688773; Otto Schick,
Fort Worth, Tex. 8574
I wish I had my old girl back again;
words and melody by M. Dillabough.
© 1c. Apr. 9, 1928; E 687654; Mary
Dillabough, Watertown, N. Y. 8575
I wonder where you are tonight;
words by Billy Meyers, music by Bill
Carlsen and Mickey Kippel, arr. by
Larry Shay; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Mar. 26, 1928; 2c. Apr. 9; E 688634 ;
Harry Rosenthal, inc., Milwaukee.
8576
wonder who; foxtrot, words by H.
Pryne, melody by A. McGillis. ©
1 ec. Nov. 15, 1927; E 675486; Art
McGillis and Howard Pryne, Toledo,
). 8577
Leal
I wonder why; words and music by
D. Cross. © 1 ¢ Apr. 9, 1928; E
688641; Dorothy Cross, Philadel-
phia. 8578
I wouldn’t stop loving you; words and
music by S. R. Irving. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Apr. 2,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 6; E 688566; Sidney
R. Irving, Macon, Ga. 8579
Ich weiss eine miihle auf bergeshohn;
text von Hans Pflanzer u. Willy
Weiss, musik von Ed. May, arr. von
Fred Ralph, both of Germany ; salon-
orch. mit klavier-direktion. 4to.
Jan. 2, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 11; E 689382;
Viola verlag, G. m. b H., Berlin.
8580
Ich wel tryen; melody by L. Satz. ©
1 c Apr. 25, 1928; E 690104; Lud-
wig Satz, Sea Gate, New York Har-
bor, N. Y. 8581
If I can’t call you sweetheart ; words
by M. J. Lloyd, music by Robert H.
Brennen. © 1c. Apr. 26, 1928; E
690088 ; Michael J. Lloyd, Rochester,
Pa. 8582
If I could be ma; words and music by
L. C. Mueller. © 1c. Apr. 21, 1928;
E 687922; Lena Cloud Mueller, San
Francisco. 8583
If I had known you to be what you
are; words by R. P. Laslo, music by
Robt. H. Brennen. New York City,
Frank Harding music house. ©
Apr 12, 1928: 2- ¢, “Apeee 20s. 38
688890 ; Rose P. Laslo, South River,
Nad; 8584
If I had you; words by J. Hubert,
melody by H. Hamilton. © 1c. Apr.
20, 1928; E 688914; Joseph Hubert
and Harry Hamilton, Baltimore.
8585
If I lose you; words by J. Notto, music
by Frank Maggi; pf. and ukulele
ace. Brooklyn, N. Y., Greenberg &
Notto. © Apr. 9, 1928; 2 ¢. Apr.
25; E 688980; Jack Greenberg and
Joseph Notto, Brooklyn. 8586
If I only had a girl like you; words
and musie by E. E. Carr. ©1..
Apr. 4, 1928; EH 687552; Eli E. Carr,
Springfield, Mass. 8587
If someone treats you the way that
you've treated me; fox trot, words
by Harry Kelly, music by H. Oblin-
ger. ©1c. Apr. 4, 1928; E 687557;
Harry Oblinger, San Francisco.
8588
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT EN TRIES
8589
pt. m7, T'S: v.28
If we went back to yesterday; song
waltz, words and music by Alba
Rizzi, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in F. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr.
2, 1928;-1 « Apr. 3;. BH, 689518; B.
Feldman & co., London. 8589
If you can take her away from me
Someone else can take her from you;
words by Pat Baffa, music by Frank
Baffa and Pat Baffa [i. e. Patrick
Baffa] © 1 ec. Apr. 26, 1928; E
690079; Patrick Baffa, Jersey City.
8590
If you’d but say you care; words and
music by Arthur Crocker, and Harry
Major, both of Great Britain; pf.,
ukulele and banjulele banjo acc.; in
G. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
©, Apr. 24, 1928; 1 « Aprt 2500 Eb
689607; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd.,
London. . 8591
If you’re sorry, I’m sorry too; waltz,
by Lew Porter, arr. by W. C. Polla;
orch., with words. 4to. © Apr. 19,
1928; 2 c Apr. 20; E 688893; Hd-
ward B. Marks music co., New York.
8592
If your love like the rose should die;
words by J. E. Guernsey, music by
F. Thompson. © Mar. 20, 1928; 2 ¢.
Mar. 23; E 686988; Floyd Thompson
and John EK. Guernsey, Indianapolis.
8593
Il y a des gens lorsquwils voyagent ... ; }
de lopérette Pom-Pom, paroles de
Jean Le Seyeux, musique de Bétove,
Gb Eranee 7 ©) penis, 1928. le
Apr.. 20; E 689587; Enoch et cie.,
Paris. 8594
Ilona; Hungarian czardas, by Jascha
Gurewich; E flat alto saxophone
solo, with pf. acc. © Apr. 25, 1928;
2 ec. Apr. 24; E 687960; Sam Fox
pub. co., Cleveland. 8595
Im gliick; worte von Hagen Thirnau,
musik von Hugo Kaun, of Germany,
werk 123, no. 4; mittlere singstimme.
© Sept. 15, 1927; 1 c. Apr. 11, 1928;
B 689336; Johann André, Offenbach/
Main, Germany. 8596
Imagination ; from Here’s Howe, words
by Irving Caesar, music by Joseph
Meyer and Roger Wolfe Kahn; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Apr. 14, 1928;
2c. Apr. 17; E 687820; Harms, inc.,
New York. 8597
Impressions de music-hall; ballet, par
Gabriel Pierné, op. 47, transcription
par §S. Dushkin; violon et pf. 1.
Rideau. [4 others] © Mar. 10,
19283°'2"'¢,, Apr. 93? Gsst2o yrelax
Eschig et cie., Paris. 8598
In a little home with you; fox trot,
music by J. Tegarty, words by E. H.
Klode. Chicago, Evans Lloyd pub.
co. © Apr. 3, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 6; E
688591; Jack Tegarty and Ernest
H. Klode, Chicago. 8599
In a shady nook; tone poem, by Ernie
Golden, arr. by Josef Pasternack ;
orch., with pf. or organ. © Apr. 21,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 23; E 688930; Irving
Berlin standard music corp., New
York. 8600
In a twilit apple-orchard; song of
longing, words by Frederick H. Mar-
tens, music by Francesco B. De
Leone; med. voice. © Mar. 23,
' 1928; 2 c. Apr. 30; E 691106; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. * 8601
In a vase of flowers; words and mel-
ody by J. L. Finning. © 1 ec. Apr.
19, 1928; EH 688919; James L. Fin-
ning, Albany. 8602
In Boise, Idaho; words and music by
C. Edgar, arr. by Mrs._R. D. Leon-
ardson. © 1c. Mar. 19, 1928; HE
688510; Carl Edgar, Boise, Id. 8603
In Bonn am Rhein; text von F. Teo
von Donop, musik von W. Geisler, of
Germany. © 1c. May 25, 1927; H
689676; Willy Geisler, Berlin-Wil-
mersdorf, Germany. 8604
In Flanders fields; unison song, words
by John McCrae, music by George
Dyson, of Great Britain; in C min.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Apr. 2, 1928; 1 ¢. Apr. 13;
E 689618; Edward Arnold & ©¢O.,
London. 8605
In His hand; words by Jessie Free-
mont Moser, music by A. Aragona ;
4 mixed voices. 4to. © Sept. 1,
1927; 2 ec. Mar. 12, 1928; E 683766 ;
Andrea Aragona, Pasadena. 8606
In life’s twilight; by Bertrand-Brown,
transcribed by Godfrey Ludlow, of
Australia; violin and pf. ©. Mar.
31, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 2; H 687416; Bos-
ton music co., Boston. 8607
In love’s canoe with you; waltz, words
and music by Bud Wilkie [i. e. W.
Wilkie] © Apr. 3, 1928; 2 c. Apr.
9; E 687625; William Wilkie, Los
Angeles. 8608
450
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no: 4, 1928
8629
-
In military style; words and music by
‘R. A. Mirzan, of France, domiciled
at Syracuse, N. Y. ‘© 1°c. Apr. 4,
1928; E 687550; Richard Anthony
Mirzan, Syracuse, N. Y. 8609
In my bouquet of memories; words by
Sam Lewis and Joe Young, music
by Harry Akst. © Apr. 17, 1928;
2 ec. Apr. 19; E 688879; Jerome H.
Remick & co., New York. 8610
In my garden of roses; words by O.
Neilson, music by Chester Escher ;
ist vio:in. © 1c. Apr. 21, 1928; E
687920; Oscar Neilson, Poughkeepsie,
N.Y. e+ Bede
In my heart mother of mine; words
and melody by D. Fraad. © 1.
Apr. 10, 1928; E 687667; Daniel
Fraad, New York. 8612
In one flat; words and melody by
B. L. Dobbins. © 1c. Apr. 9, 1928;
E 688649; Bertha Lillian Dobbins,
San Antonio. 8613
In Pola—an der blauen Adria; aus
Allotria, text von Giinther Bibo, mu-
sik von Rudolf Nelson, arr. von C.
Zimmer, both of Germany; salon
orch. mit pf.-direktion. 4to. ©
penreis 21927: 1 ¢. Apr. Lip 1928;
E 689341; Johann André, Offen-
bach/Main, Germany. 8614
In Pola, in Pola; aus Allotria, text
von Gunther Bibo, musik von Ru-
dolf Nelson, of Germany. © Dec.
A oes eC. Apr. 11,1928; Bi
689327; Johann André, Offenbach/
Main, Germany. 8615
In pride of May; madrigal, words by
Thomas Weelkes, music by Rossetter
G. Cole, op. 29, no. 2; mixed voices.
4to. © Apr. 13, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 18;
EK 688827; Henry T. FitzSimons,
Chicago. 8616
In prison; words by William Morris,
music by R. Boughton, of Great
Britain. London, J. Curwen & sons,
ltd. © Apr. 10, 1928; 1 ¢. Apr. 14;
E 689640; Rutland Boughton, Kil-
cot, England. 8617
In the cradle; by Eva Louise Bradley,
transcribed by Godfrey Ludlow, of
Great Britain, domiciled at New
York; violin with pf. ace. © Mar.
20. 1928; 2 ec. Apr. 30; EH 691095;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 8618
In the days of the Iroquois; by Fran-
cesco B. De Leone; orch. 4to. ©
Mat. ool Asie 2 CoS ADE. 1 sr
688672; White-Smith music pub. co.,
Boston. 8619
In the evening; words and music by
James F. Hanley and Eddie Dow-
ling; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
A. J. Franchini. Rev. ed. © Apr.
10." 1928. 2. eC. Ape. ait 3} Wh boiGae ;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 8620
In the evening; words and music by
Paul C. Degavre. © Mar. 19, 1928;
2 ce. Apr. 9; E 688615; Degavre
studio, Newark, N. J. 8621
In the gloaming; by A. F. Harrison,
transcribed and arr. by Calvin
Grooms; pf. © Apr. 24, 1928; 2 e¢.
Apr. 26; E 690041; Century music
pub. co., New York. 8622
In the hush of the twilight; fox-trot,
words and music by Clifford Seyler
and John P. Long, both of England;
pf. and ukulele ace.; in F. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations} © Mar.
29, 1928; 1 ce. Apr. 21; HD 689645;
Montgomery ‘& co., London. 8623
In the land of a million smiles; words
and music by G. C. Kaesemacher.
© Apr. 16, 1928; 2c. Apr. 28; E
690122; G. C. Kaesemacher, De Soto,
Mo. 8624
In the mosque (Dans la mosquee) ;
Caucasian sketch, by M. M. Ippo-
litov-Ivanoy, arr. by Herman Finck,
of England; orch. with pf. conduc-
tor. © Mar. 30, 1928; ‘1 ¢. Apr. 13;
E 689437; Hawkes & son (London),
Itd., London. 8625
In the mountains (Dans les mon-
tagnes) ; Caucasian sketch, by M. M.
Ippolitov-Ivanov, arr. by Herman
Finck, of England; orch. with pf.
conductor. © Mar. 30, 1928; 1 «¢.
Apr. 13; E 689485; Hawkes & son
(London) ltd., London. 8626
In the pine woods; by Thompson Rock-
well, Op. 21:, Dl. ©) val. on 1928 ;
2c. Apr. 3; E 687478; B. F. Wood
music co., Boston. 8627
In the twilight; words by Norma A.
Carmichael, music by Mae_ Scott
Carter, of Canada. © 1c. Apr. 13,
1928; E 688764; Emma Mae Carter,
Penetanguishene, Ontario, Canada.
8628
In the village (Ai village) ; Caucasian
sketch, by M. M. Ippolitov-Ivanoy,
arr. by Herman Finck, of England;
orch. with pf. conductor. © Mar.
30, 1928; 1 c« Apr. 13; E 689436;
Hawkes & son (London), ltd., Lon-
don. 8629
4951
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8630
pt. ITT, n. s., v. 23
Is it worth while; fox-trot, from Sun-
In twilight land; words and music by
Effie F. Kamman; pf. and ukulele
ace., with ten. banjo, mandola or
guit. © Apr. 25, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 28;
E 690149; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York. 8630
Indépendant (L’); one step, par A.
Bosc, of France; orch., avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Feb. 25, 1928; 1c.
Mar. 20; E 689251; A. Bose, Paris.
8631
Instantly-immediately; song fox-trot,
words and music by Stringer Davis
and John P. Long, both of England;
pf. and ukulele ace.; in D. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr.
4, 1928; 1 ec..Apr. 5; E 689195;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., Lon-
don. 8632
Interurban blues; words and melody
by Hattie C. Burleson. © 1 ee. Apr.
11, 1928; EH 688715; Columbia phono-
graph co., inc., New York. 8633
Introduction and scherzo; by Robert
Mills Delaney; violin and pf. ©1e.
Apr. 16, 1928; E 688923; Charles
Roderic Delaney, Santa Barbara,
Calif. 8634
Introduzione allo studio; dei flicorni
sop., contralto, ten. e bar., di Ales-
sandro Cardoni, of Italy. © Apr.
16, 1928; 1 ec. Apr. 17; E 689501; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 8635
Invocazione ; *intermezzo, di Vincenzo
Augusto Manno, of Italy; orch. con
pf. conduttore. © Mar. 30, 1928;
1 c. Apr. 19; E 689656; A. & G.
Carisch & ¢., Milan. 8636
Iowa; words and melody by K. H.
Gelow. © 1c. Apr. 16, 1928; E
688800; Kenneth H. Gelow, Cleve-
land. 8637
Irby (Paul A.) Three songs of inno-
cence; words by William Blake, mu-
isc by P. A. Irby, of Great Britain.
1. The shepherd. [2 others] ©
Apr. 4, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 6; E 689208;
Wellington music pub. co., ltd., Lon-
don. 8638
— Two old English songs; words by
George Wither and Robert Jones,
music by P. A. Irby, of Great Brit-
ain. 1. The shepherd’s resolution.
[1 other] © Apr. 4, 1928; 1 c¢. Apr.
6; E 689207; Wellington music pub.
co., 1td., London. 8639
Iris; words and melody by G. H.
Myers. © 1c. Apr. 16, 1928; E
688792; Gertrude E. Myers, Port-
land, Or. 8640
shine Sal, words by Huntley Trevor,
music by Paul Andrew, of Great.
Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.; in C.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Apr. 7, 1928; 1 ec. Apr. 17; E
689467; Cecil Lennox, ltd., London.
8641
Is something the matter with Otto
Kahn; words by Billy Rose and Bal-
lard Macdonald, music by Jesse
Greer. © Mar. 26, 1928; 2 c. Apr.
14; E 687711; Billy Rose, New York.
8642
Isalei; song, music by Constance Gal-
breath; pf. [Photostat] © 1 e.
Apr. 30, 1928; EH 691162; Thomas
D. Aitken, San Francisco. 8643
Islands; shanty ballad, words by Cros-
bie Garstin, music by John C. Holli-
day, of Great Britain; med. voice.
© Mar. 27, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 3; E
688487 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New an
; 44
Isle of delight; valse caprice, by R.
- King, of Union of South Africa; pf.
© Mar. 22, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 4; H
689139; Paterson’s publications, Itd.,
Glasgow. 8645
Isle (The) of shipwrecked dreams;
words and music by J. B. Breen, arr.
by Henry S. Sawyer. © Apr. 18,
1928; 2 ec. Apr. 28; E 690133; John
B. Breen, Chicago. 8646
Ist (Das) was ftir die leute; aus
Allotria, text von Gtinther Bibo, mu-
sik von Rudolf Nelson, of Germany.
© Sept. 15, 1927; 1 ce. Apr. 11, 1928;
EK 656154; Johann André, Offen-
bach/Main, Germany. 8647
It may be mine; sacred song, words
by Mrs. Frank A. Breck, music by
G. C. Tullar; low voice. © Apr. 9,
1928; 2 ce. Apr. 19; E 687832; Grant
Colfax Tullar, New York. 8648
It must be love; by M. B. Strauss; pf.
© 1c. Apr. 27, 1928; E 691038;
Mortimer B. Strauss, Detroit. 8649
It must be love; words by Charles
Derickson, music by Burton Brown ;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Apr. 30,
1928; 2 ec. Apr. 28; E 691142; J. W.
Jenkins sons music co., Kansas City,
Mo. 8650
It must be love; words by Clifford
Seyler, music by Billy Milton, of
England; pf. and ukulele ace.; in C.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
452
no. 4, 1928
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
8674
© Apr. 4, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 5; E
689190; Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd.,
London. 8651
It’s funny what a song will do; words
and melody by C. J. Quinlan. ©1c.
Apr. 12, 1928; E 690158; Charles
Joseph Quinlan, Fitchburg, Mass. 3
865
It’s hard to realize that your mother
is your best friend after all; mock
ballad, words and melody by B.
Leonard. © 1c. Apr. 9, 1928; H
6886538; Beatrice Leonard, New
York. 8653
It’s hot! let it alone; melody by
© 1c. Apr. 16,
Lester Melrose,
8654
It’s just a pack of letters tied with
a ribbon blue; words and melody
by J. Tucker. © 1c. Apr. 9, 1928;
E 687656; Jeannette Tucker, New
Orleans. 8655
It’s mystery, not history; words by
J. M. Stephenson, music by Jack
Edwards. New York, Frank Har-
ding. © Apr. 2, 1928; 2 ce Apr. 6;
EK 688567; John M. Stephenson,
Bellevue, Ia. 8656
It’s nice to have some one to think of
you; words and music by P. S.
Cronimus. © Apr. 21, 1928; 2 «.
Apr. 21; E 688951; Philip S. Croni-
mus, Westwood, O. 8657
It’s Sunya, Sunya my peach; words
and melody by Nick Reno [pseud.
of Nicholas Joseph Rettino] ©1e.
Apr. 18, 1928; E 688765; Nicholas
Joseph Rettino, Brooklyn. 8658
It was yes yesterday; words by Dale
Wimbrow, music by Charlie Abbott ;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by A. J.
Franchini. © Apr. 24, 1928; 2 e¢.
Apr. 26; E 690052; Joe Morris mu-
sic co., New York. 8659
It won't be long now; words by
Thelma Kiger, music by H. De-
Remer ; pf. and ukulele ace. © Apr.
o,, 1928; 2 c ,Apr.. 63, E 688593;
Harold Clinton DeRemer, Bay City,
Mich. 8660
It wouldn’t do; words and music by
Clarice Nelson [i. e. C. M. Nelson];
pf. ©1c. Apr. 16, 1928; E 687794;
Clarice Mae Nelson, Detroit Lakes,
James O’Brien.
1928; E 688783;
Chicago.
Minn, 8661
Italia giovinezza; Fascisti patriotic
march, by A. W. Hughes. 1. Band,
with solo B flat cornet conductor.
104065—28——4
obl. 24mo.—2. Orch. 4to. © Apr.
2, 1928; 2 c. each Apr. 17; E 688818,
688819; Cundy-Bettoney co., Boston.
8662, 8663
Italian serenade; by Jascha Gurewich ;
E flat alto saxophone solo, with pf.
ace. © Apr. 25, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 24;
E 687961; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleve-
land. $664
J’ai rencontré de par le monde... ;
de lopérette Pom-pom, paroles de
Jean Le Seyeux, musique de Bétove,
of France. © Apr. 138, 1928; 1 ¢.
Apr. 20; E 689588; Enoch et cGie.,
Paris. 8665
Jack and Jill; by Andy Sannella, arr.
by Jack Shilkret; E flat alto saxo-
phone. © 1 c. Apr. 24, 1928; E
687989; Spier and Coslow, inc., New
York. 8666
Jacquet (H. Maurice) Nocturne ;
after the Prelude in E flat minor
by J. S. Bach, by H. Maurice
Jacquet; violin and pf. © Mar.
26, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 14, 1 ce. Apr. 25;
E 690012; C. C. Birchard & co., Bos-
ton. 8667
Japaneasy maid; fox trot, melody by
O. Schick. © 1c. Apr. 12, 1928; E
687690; Oscar Schick, New York.
8668
Japanese intermezzo; par Emm. Cas-
sard, of France; orch. avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Mar. 10, 1928;
1 ec. Apr. 9; E 689414; Emm. Cas-
sard, Paris. 8669
Jaula (La); letra y musica por I. M.
Valle, of Mexico, domiciled at Chi-
cago. [Photostat] © 1c. Apr. 26,
1928; E 690091; Ignacio M. Valle,
Chicago. 8670
Jaula (La); por Ignacio M. Valle, of
Mexico, domiciled at Chicago, II;
pf. [Photostat] © 1 ce. Apr. 2,
1928; E 690072; Arte mexicano, Chi-
cago. 8671
Jean; poem by Robert Burns, music
by Walter H. Nash; high voice. ©
Apr. 12, .19285::\2 ‘e; Apr. 18: BH
687823 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
8672
Jester (The) ; words and music by W.
Cooper Lissenden, of Great Britain.
© Apr. 27, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 28; B
689682; Cary & co., London. 8673
Jester’s (The) serenade; by Victor
Herbert, arr. by Arthur Friedheim;
pf. © Mar. 23, 1928; 2c. Apr. 30;
E 691111; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 8674
453
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8675
Jesus cares; words by Ethel Verne
King, music by Jesse B. Thomas; :4
mixed voices. Chicago—Philadel-
phia, Rodeheaver co. © Mar. 15,
1928; 2c. Mar. 14; E 683855; Homer
A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. 8675
Jesus, I am coming now; words by
Robert Moffett, music by Ralph
Hawley; 4 mixed voices. Chicago—
' Philadelphia, Rodeheaver co.
Mar. 15, 1928; 2 ce. Mar. 14; EH
683860; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago. 8676
Jesus, still lead on; anthem, words by
N. L. Zinzendorf, trans. by Jane
Borthwick, music by Russell Brough-
ton; mixed voices, with bar. or mez-
ZO Sop. Solo, and organ ace. 4to. ©
Apri 714,: 19285. (2el Apres YZ6R0CK
691004; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
8677
Jetzt geht’s der Dolly gut; one-step,
worte u. musik von Willi Kollo, of
Germany. © Apr. 7, 1928; 1 ¢c; Apr.
24; E 6896038; Musikverlag City,
Leipzig.
Joan; words and music by L. Bunt-
ing. [Photostat] © 1c Apr. 16,
1928; E 688804; Lillian Bunting,
Dayton, O. 8679
Joe’s bar room; words and melody
arr. by M. Britt. © 1c. Apr. 30,
1928; E 691151; United pub. co.,
New York. 8680
John Bull; dances and fancy pieces,
transcribed and ed. from the MSS.
by Margaret H. Glyn, of England ;
pf. v.1. © Mar. 12, 1928; 1 ¢. Mar.
13; E 689402; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London. 8681
Jolly dance; by Talitha Botsford; pf.
© Mar. 27, 1928; 2 c Apr. 3; B
688504; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
8682
Jolly (The) juggler in Japan; by Frie-
da Peyecke; pf. © Apr. 13, 1928;
2 ce. Apr. 16; E 687767; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 8683
Jolly (The) old crow; words anon.,
music by David Brooke; ten., bar.
and bass. 4to. © Apr. 18, 1928;
2c. Apr. 21; E 687897; J. S. Fearis
& bro., Chicago. 8684
Jota aragonesa; after the original
theme, from Spanish suite, by H.
Maurice Jacquet; pf. © Mar. 26,
1928; 1 ec. Apr. 14, 1 « Apr. 25; EH
690019; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
8685
8678
pt. 111, 1.S., Y. 23
Jovial (The) rogue; by James C.
Bradford; full orch., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Mar. 27, 1928; 2 ¢.
Apr. 30; E 691127; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 8686
Joyce; intermezzo, by HE. Kershaw, of
Great Britain; pf. © Mar. 31, 1928;
1c. Apr. 7; E 689225; Banks & son,
York, England. 8687
Juan el heroe; letra y Orden de mu-
sica por L. Cordero, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles; pf. © 1 ¢.
Apr. ‘21, 1928;°° Hi 687925 -) ose
Perches Enriquez, Los Angeles.
Jubilate in F; words from Psalms,
music by A. Monestel; mixed voices,
with pf. or organ ace. 4to. © Mar.
7, 1928; 2 ec Apr. 30; E 691130;
Carl Fischer, ine.,, New York. 8689
Judge (The) done me wrong; words
and melody by W. R. Hodgin. ©
- 1c. Mar. 9, 1928; E 690061 ; Willard
Randolph Hodgin, Greensboro, N. C.
8690
Jugend-album ; klavierwerke von
Franz Behr, bearb. von Richard
Krentzlin, of Germany. 1. Band 1,
pf.—2. Band 2, pf.—3. Band 38, pf.,
4 hinde mit violine. © Mar. 9,
1928; 1c. each Mar. 31; E 689197-
689199; Robert Forberg, Leipzig.
8691-8693
Jugendgarten; von Carl Ganschals, of
Germany, und andere, bearb. von
Hermann Wenzel, of Germany; pf.
Band 3. © Dec. 22, 1927; 1 c@ Apr.
11, 1928; EH 689377; Fr. Portius,
Leipzig. 8694
Julietta; mazurka, by P. Deiro, of
Italy, domiciled at New York City;
pf. accordion. New York, O. Pa-
gani & bro. © Mar. 30, 1928; 2 ec.
Mar. 31; E 687382; Pietro Deiro,
New York. 8695
June; words and music by Maury
Madison [pseud. of W. Renwick
Smith]. [Photostat] © 1c Apr.
6, 1928; E 688531; W. Renwick
Smith, New York. 8696
June is calling; waltz, words by Noel
Fielden, music by Wilfrid Sander-
son, of Great Britain; in C. © Mar.
23, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 20; E 689574;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 8697
June morning; by E. Herman; pf.
Oct. ol, 1927; 2.¢.. Apu 28, 1925: 0
690135; Ella Herman, Marengo, Ill.
8698
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928
Just a little bit of love; words and
music by Bud Browning [pseud. of
et A Browninel.” ©F ic. Apr: *9,
1928; E 688655; Kenneth Adrian
Browning, Zanesville, O. 8699
Just a little fond affection; valse,
words by Edgar Leslie, music by
Everett Lynton, of Great Britain;
pf. ace., with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in
EB flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Apr. 19, 1928; 1 e. Apr.
23; E 689597; Lawrence Wright
music co., London. 8700
Just a little kiss; words and music by
re marvow. “© I'c’Apr. 75, ‘1928;
EH 687536; Ben. Karnow, New York.
8701
Just a pencil line from my Caroline;
words and music by Happy Klark,
arr. by Harry F. Ludwig; pf. and
ukulele ace. Detroit, Mich., Happy
Klark pub. co. © Mar. 20, 1928;
2c. Mar. 22; E 688317 ; Happy Klark
and Manferd Burleigh, Detroit.
8702
Just an old bouquet; words and music
by Lew Porter, Harry Edelheit and
Mell Ball; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by A. J. Franchini. © Apr. 11, 1928;
2c. Apr. 16; E 687786; W. C. Handy
music publisher, New York. 8703
Just an old faded flower; words and
music by Tommy Lane, of Great
Britain; in E# flat. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Apr. 26, 1928;
1 c. Apr. 27; E 689690; Worton
David, Itd., London. 8704
Just as many; fox trot, words and
melody by P. L. Russ. © 1c. Apr.
16, 1928; E 688806; Pearl Louise
Russ, Wilkinsburg, Pa. 8705
Just a-wondering why; fox trot, words
by E. D. Brown and George Rodney,
music by E. D. Brown. © 1c. Apr.
13, 1928; E 688755; Ernest Dale
Brown, Long Beach, Calif.» 8706
Just bring the spring to me; words by
Janet L. Wile, music by R. I. Dia-
fond. CG" tO kpr? 2" 1928". Hy
687446; Raymond I. Diamond,
Rochester, N. Y. 8707
Just for you;-waltz, words and music
by M. Bernstein. © 1c. Apr. 16,
1928; E 687793; Martin Bernstein,
Buffalo. 8708
Just for you my dear; words and
music by T. Hand, music arr. by
Walter W. Newcomer. New York
8719
-
City, Frank Harding. © Apr. 5,
1928; 2c. Apr. 10; E 687638 ; Thomas
Hand, Chicago. 8709
Just let me call you my pal; words
and musie by H. G. Wischoff. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Apr.
5, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 10; E 687635;
Harry G. Wischoff, Mastic, N. Y.
8710
Just like a moth round a flame; words
and music by Teddy Morris and Wal
Baines, both of Great Britain; pf.
and ukulele acc.; in EH flat. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr.
2, 1928; 1-c.. Apr. 3; 689517; B.
Feldman & co., London. 8711
Just like Darby and Joan; waltz bal-
lad, words by Edgar Leslie, music by
Jos. Geo. Gilbert, of Great Britain;
pf. acc.,. with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in
G. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Apr. 11, °1928; 1 ¢e@ Apr. 14; EB
689443 ; Lawrence Wright music co.,
London. 8712
Just one; words and music by R. C.
Renwick; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
1c. Apr. 9, 1928; E 687854; Ruth
Comfort Renwick, Cambridge, Mass.
8713
Just ohne more day; words and music
by Jack Mahoney. © 1. Apr. 5,
1928; E 688535; Belwin, inc., New
York. 8714
Just starting; for little beginners in
piano study, by Mathilde Bilbro. ©
Mar. 1, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 7; aff. Apr.
9;-A 1072619; G. Schirmer, ine.,
New York. 8715
Just to say I love you; words and
music by E. J. Marotz. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Apr. 12,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 19; E 687841; Hd-
ward J. Marotz, Mt. Clemens, Mich.
8716
Kanarek polka; melody by P. Hume-
niuk. ©1e. Apr. 5, 1928; E 687540;
Paul Humeniuk, New York. 8717
Kansas City-Florida special; march,
by J. J. Richards; band. -4to. ©
Mar., 157, 19283), Ze es, Apry 203, E
688868 : Charles L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Ia. 8718
Katy did: words and melody by W. J.
Rexford. © 1c. Apr. 23, 1928; H
688962; William Jess Rexford, Bay
Shore, N. Y. 8719
459
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8720
Keep falling in love; words and music
by Mary F. Wilson... © Apr. 23,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 24; E 687980; Ed-
ward B. Marks music co., New York.
8720
Keep movin’; by David Berend, op.
302; ten. banjo solo, with pf. acc.
© Apr. 12, 1928; 2 ¢ Apr. 13; E
688733; Irving Berlin standard
music corp., New York. 8721
Keepin’ it for me; fox-trot, words and
music by Rex Kerwall, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.; in F.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Apr. 1928 t*e)> Apres) B)
689468 ; Cecil Lennox, ltd., London,
8722
Ketéllbey (Albert W.) Melody; inter-
mezzo, founded on Spencer Shaw’s
organ solo Melody in A, pf. solo arr.
by Albert W. Ketélbey, orch. arr. by
Hubert Bath, both of Great Britain ;
orch., with pf. conductor. © Apr.
10, 1928; 1c. Apr. 10; E 689310;
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., London.
‘8723
Kiddie kapers; by Nat Shilkret, Lew
Pollack and Al Sherman; pf.
Apr. 5, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 9; E 687627;
Sherman, Clay & co., San Francisco.
8724
Kim liube; words and melody by L.
Satz . ©, Je cCav Ape. 25 nos > eH)
690103; Ludwig Satz, Sea Gate,
New York Harbor, N. Y. 8725
King Alfred and the cakes; opera in
1 act, text by Reginald Gatty, music
by N. Gatty, of England; vocal sc.
London, Stainer & Bell, ltd. © Mar.
29, 1928; 1 c.: Mar. 31; D ‘27293;
Nicholas Gatty, London. 8726
King’s (The) horses; by Hugo Riesen-
feld; orch. © Mar. 10, 1928; 2 ¢.
Apr. 2; E 687434; Edwin F. Kalmus,
inc., New York. 8727
Kiss ev’ry miss, this is my motto; fox
trot, words and melody by P. L.
Russ. "© 1°’e “Apr. 16.) 1928"
688805 ; Pearl Louise Russ, Wilkins-
burg, Pa. 8728
Kiss me again sweetheart; waltz,
words and music by Del Stroud
[i. e. Delbert Stroud]. © 1. Apr.
19, 1928; E 688898; Delbert Stroud,
Chariton, Ia. 8729
Kiss me, Mary; foxtrot, words by Al
Barker and Hileen Reynolds, music
by Ken Kennedy; of Great Britain;
pt. III, 0. S., v. 23
pf. acc., with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in
E flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-.
tions] © Dec. 138, 1927; 1 c. Dec.
28; E 689144; Peter Derek & co.,
London. 8730
Kitty’s waltz; by Bernhardt Robel;
violin and pf., 2d violin included.
© Apr. 10, 1928; 2 ec. Apr. 12; E
687677; Fred Heltman co., Cleve-
land. 8731
Klein (Manny) 50 hot breaks for the
cornet. 4to. (Cover title: Manny
Klein’s hot breaks for the cornet).
© Apr. 12, 1928; 2 c Apr. 13; E
688730; Robbins music corp., New
York. 8732
Kleine klavierstiicke; von Hermann
Reutter, of Germany, op. 28. ©
Apr. 12, 1928; 1-¢e. Mar. 30; E
689109; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany. : 8733
Kogen (Harry) Idyll; by H. Kogen,
Op: 8!" pt. "Otc. at ee O28:
E 690004; Harry Kogen, Chicago.
8734
Krakowsky; by A. Schwartz; accor-
dion. 1c FA prey le oe oe Bs
687912; Abe Schwartz, New York.
| 8735:
Ku Klux Klan (The); words by J. L.
Johnson, music by David Reed. ©
1c. Apr. 7, 1928; E 687602; John L.
Johnson, Horseheads, N. Y. 8736.
Kiiss’ mich doch, noch und noch!
meine mutter siehts ja nicht; text
und musik von Georg Griber, of
Germany, arr. by Bobby Douglas;
orch., mit pf. direktion u. violine 1
direktion. 4to. © Oct. 21, 1926;
1c. Mar. 8, 1927; H 662165; Hu-
bertus-verlag, Berlin. 8737
Kuhio Bay ; Hawaiian song, words and
music by Keliana Bishaw, arr. by
J. Noble; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Mar. 26, .; 19282 2). Go. Agi id oe
687436; Johnny Noble and Oscar U.
Hyatt, Honolulu. 8738
Lacoot; waltz, melody by D. Fraad.
© 1c. Apr. 10, 1928; E 687666;
Daniel Fraad, New York. 8739
Ladies are running wild; foxtrot song
from Clowns in clover, words from
Donovan Parsons, music by Noel
Gay, of England; in C. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr. 4,
1928; 1 ¢. Apr. 5; E 689191; Francis,
Day & Hunter, ltd., London. 8740
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no. 4, 1928
A 8764
Lady (The) who is springtime; words
by Kathryn Worth, music by J.
Sebastian Matthews; high voice. ©
Mar. 27, 1928; 2c. Apr. 3; E 688493 ;
G. Schirmer, inec., New York. 8741
Lagoon waltz; words by Irene Beasley,
music by F. L. Fieger. © 1c. Apr.
19, 1928; E 687870; Frank L. Fieger,
Memphis, Tenn. 8742
Lake Louise; by Andrew Kostelanetz ;
harp. © Apr. 6, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 16;
E 687747; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
8743
Lamento ; de Marcel Dupré, of France;
organ. ‘© Mar. 10, 1928; 1 ¢c. Apr.
9; E 689423; Alphonse Leduc et cie.,
Paris. 8744
Lane (Gerald) Three little quiet
pieces; by G. Lane, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. 1. Summer moonlight. [2
others] © Mar. 19, 1928; 1 ¢. Mar.
30; E 689169; A. Weekes & co., Itd.,
London. 8745
Larks and lupines; valse caprice, by
L. A. Keller; pf. © 1c. Apr. 14,
1928; E 687737; Lue Alice Keller,
Pasadena, Calif. 8746
Larkspur and lavender; waltz, by
Gardner Leland; pf. © Apr. 17,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 26; E 691006; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 8747
Larme (Une); by M. Moussorgsky,
transcribed by Arthur Hartmann;
violin and pf. © Mar. 27, 1928;
2c. Apr. 3; E 688501; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 8748
Larmes d’autrefois; by Gilbert Stacey,
of Great Britain; violin and pf. ©
Matta: GC. Apt 20
689572; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
: 8749
Lasciatemi morir; words anon., music
by F. M. Cappadona. © 1 ¢. July
16, 1927; E 670437; Felix Michael
Cappadona, Brooklyn. 8750
Last night I dreamed you kissed me;
words and melody by Carmen Lom-
bardo and Gus Kahn. © 1c. Apr.
17, 1928; E 687859; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 8751
Last (The) rose of summer; Irish air,
transcribed and arr. by Calvin
Grooms; pf. © Apr. 24, 1928; 2 «.
Apr. 26; E 690044; Century music
pub. co., New York. 8752
Laugh and be merry; choral unison
song, words by John Masefield, mu-
sie by Arnold Williams, of Great
Britain; 4 mixed voices, with ten.
or sop. solo. 4to. © Apr. 4, 1928;
1 ec. Apr. 7; E 689222; Banks & son,
York, England. 8753
Laughing guys; words and melody by
Anna Seymour [i. e. A. S. Santrey]
© 1c. Apr. 20, 1928; E 688910;
Anna Seymour Santrey, Detroit.
8754
Laughing meadows; by Richard Dane,
of Great Britain; pf. © Apr. 8,
1928; 1 ec. Apr. 6; E 689212; Keith,
Prowse & co., Iltd., London. 8755
Lazy (The) loafer; words and melody
Byki, Lylér.- oy te. ADI. ct, taco ;
E 691046; Harry Tyler, Rock
Springs, Wy. 8756
Lead, kindly light [and] Now the day
is over; two hymns, transcribed by
Calvin Grooms; violin and pf.
AUT.” 2, “1920; 2 Ce pe ate eG
680039 ; Century music pub. co., New
York. 8757
Lead me back; duet, words by William
M. Runyan, music by Harry Dixon
Loes; mezzo-sop. and ten. Chicago-
Philadelphia, Rodeheaver co. ©
Mar. 15, 1928; 2 ce. Mar. 14; EH
683865; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago. 8758
Legend (The) of the limping muse;
from Hades, ine., by H. Alexander
Matthews; pf. © Apr. 20, 1928; 2c.
Apr. 28; E 687935; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 8759
Leggenda (La) del grano; operetta per
bambini, parole di Ebe Romano, mu-
sica di Emilio Mazza, of Italy; pf.
© Mar. 29, 1928; 1c. Apr. 19; E
689655; A. & G. Carisch & ¢c., Milan.
8760
Legionnaire (The); march, by H. J.
Lebo; pf. [Photostat] © 1c Apr.
10, 1928; E 687644; Harvey J. Lebo,
Washington. 8761
Lemont (Cedric W.) Intermezzo; pf.
© Apri 257719282" ¢'‘Apr: 27 E
691060 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 8762
Mazurka; pf. © Apr. 25, 1928;
2 ec. Apr. 27; E 691063; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 8763
Lepe ulaula; Hawaiian falsetto song,
words and music by Kaimanahila.
© Mar. 26, 1928; 2. ¢ Apr. 2; HB
687485; Oscar U. Hyatt, Honolulu.
8764
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8765
pt. 11, n. s., v. 23
Let ‘em laugh; fox-trot, words by R. | Liebeslied;
P. Weston and Bert Lee, music by
Harris Weston, of England; pf. and
ukulele ace.; in G. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Apr. 4, 1928;
1c. Apr. 5; E 689178; Francis, Day
& Hunter, ltd., London. 8765
Let her walk; fox trot, words and
melody by P. L. Russ. © 1c. Apr.
16, 1928; E 688807; Pearl Louise
Russ, Wilkinsburg, Pa. 8766
Let me hear your voice so sweet and
low; words and music by M. HE. Col-
vin. New York City, Frank Hard-
ing music house. © Apr. 1, 1928;
2c. Apr. 9; E 687626; Mildred HE.
Colvin, Olean, N. Y. 8767
Let’s be sweethearts again; words by
W. H. Owen, music by Robert Van
Sickle © 1 e@ Apr. 2, 1928; E
688480; William Harvey Owen, Nor-
folk, Neb. 8768
Let’s fly to the moon; words and mu-
sic by J. W. Burns; pf. ©l1e.
Apr. 16, 1928; E 687803 ; Joseph Wil-
liam Burns, New York. 8769
Let’s play; rhythmic first piano solos,
by Vida Roper. © Apr. 27, 1928;
2c Apr. 28; E 691187; Schroeder
& Gunther, inc., New York. 8770
Let’s tune in on heaven; words by
J. A. Decker, music by E. C. Hawley.
4to. © Apr. 5, 1928; 2 ec Apr. 13;
E 687706; John Albert Decker and
Edward Charles Hawley, La Mesa,
Calif. 8771
Let us go spooning; words and melody
by A. J. P. Vandermyn. [Photo-
stat] © 1 ¢c Apr. 18, 1928; E
688842; Armand J. P. Vandermyn,
Pittsburgh. 8772
Lettera ’e Sacco a ’o figlio; versi di
Anthony Chrivello, musica di An-
thony Galasso, of Italy; con obbl.
© 1c. Sept. 10, 1927; E 671603;
Gaetano Lo Bianco, New York. 8773
Lieben-dich iz mir sehr gring; words
and melody by L. Satz. ©1e. Apr.
25, 1928; E 690101; Ludwig Satz,
Sea Gate, New York Harbor, N. Y.
8774
Lieber Jonny, spiel’ auf; slow-fox,
worte von Wilhelm Sterk, musik von
Willy Engel-Berger, of Austria. ©
Feb. 18, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 9; E 689311;
Edition Scala, Vienna. 8775
S
aus Allotria, text von
Gunther Bibo, musik yon Rudolf
Nelson, of Germany. © Sept. 15,
1927; 1 ¢ Apr. 11, 1928; E 668415;
Johann André, Offenbach/Main, Ger-
many. 8776
Lied der glocken; worte von Alb.
Benedikt, musik yon F. W. Nie-
meyer, of Germany,:op. 64, no. 1;
minnerchor. 4to. © Sept. 28,
1927 ;'1'e Apr. tt, 1928 Rh 689sh4-
Gebriider Hug & co., Leipzig. 8777
Lied des steinklopfers; worte von
Karl Henckell, musik yon Berthold
Franz, of Germany, op. 31, nr. 2;
vierstimmigen minnerchor. 4to. ©
Sept. 20, 1927; 1 ec. Apr. 11, 1928; E
689348; Gebriider Hug & co., Leip-
zig. 8778
Lierre (Le) (L’edera); mélodie, pa-
roles de: Géo Charley, musique de
G. Bonincontro, of France. © Mar.
10, 1928; 1 ¢&. Apr. ))\9; SQGse422 ;
_ Editions musicales Evette, Paris.
8779
Lies; poem by Beatrice McKibben,
music by Mana-Zucea [pseud. of Au-
gusta Zuckermann], op. 114. ©
Apr. , 18." 1S28° "2° *@ Vai ee. Ft
688883 ; Boston music co., Boston.
8780
Life as a twosome; from Here’s Howe,
words by Irving Caesar, music by
Joseph Meyer and Roger Wolfe
Kahn; pf. and ukulele acc. © Apr.
14, 1928; 2 c« Apr..17; E_687819;
Harms, ine., New York. 8781
Life (The) broken; sacred song, words
by Arthur C. Ludlow, music by Mrs.
J. H. Trimble; with violin obbl. ©
Apr. 23, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 21; E 688950 ;
Miriam E. Ward, Cleveland. 8782
Life in the vine; words and music by
Albert Simpson Reitz; 4 mixed
voices. © Oct. 1, 1926; 2c. Jan. 4,
1927; E 652852; Herbert G. Tovey,
Los Angeles. 8783
Life’s rhapsody; from Hades, inc.,
words by William O. Miller, music
by H. Alexander Matthews. © Apr.
20, 1928; 2 ec. Apr. 23;, EF, 687933;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
8784
Lifting as we climb; march song,
words and music by J. E. M. Fran-
cis. ©1e. Apr. 7, 1928; E 687591;
Jane E. M. Francis, Mount Pleasant,
Tenn. 8785
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928
x 8807
Lilacs (The) by the door; words and
music by F. E. Sanderson. © Apr.
2, 1928;.2 ce. Apr. 9; E 688616 ; Flora
E. Sanderson, Manchester, N.. H. a
7
Lilge (Hermann) Suite; von H. Lilge,
of Germany, op. 16; fléte u. klavier.
1. Praeludium. [4 others] © Dec.
fie ot 6C,, ADY., 11, 1928"
689368 ; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann, G.
m. b. He Leipzig. 8787
Lindbergh rie y el gato llora; danzon,
por J. A. H. Rivera, of Cuba; pf.
© 1 ec. Apr. 23, 1928; E 687982; J.
Alberto H. Rivera, Havana, Cuba.
~ 8788
L-i-n-d-b-e-r-g-h, the air king of the
U. S. A.; words by P. and U. Tay-
lor, melody by Casper Nathan. ©
1 ec. Apr. 9, 1928; E 690156; Pearl
Taylor and Ulva Taylor, Magna,
Utah. . 8789
Lindy, America’s boy; words and mu-
sic by B. Larrabee. © Apr. 15,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 30; E 691160; Ben
Larrabee, St. Louis. 8790
Linger in my arms; words by Gus
Kahn, music by Ward Perry; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Apr. 380, 1928;
Bie vApr, 28; EH 69114h; J,aw.
Jenkins sons music co., Kansas City,
Mo. 8791
Linger longer lane; waltz, by Fred
Lawrence, arr. by Frank E. Barry;
orch., with words. 4to. © Apr. 12,
1928; 2 ec. Apr. 14; E 688767; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 8792
Little (A) bit o’ love; words by Gor-
don Johnstone, music by Carl Hahn;
4 men’s voices. 4to. © Apr. 26,
1928; 2 ec. Apr. 28; E 691055; John
Church co., Cincinnati. [© new
matter ] 8793
Little (A) bliss, sweet happiness and
you; words by Joseph Livingstone,
melody by S. Benkman. © 1c. Apr.
16, 1928; E 688798; Siegfried Benk-
man, Oakland, Calif. 8794
Little brother’s prayers; words by E.
Palmer, music by Jack Edwards.
New York City, Frank Harding mu-
sic house. © Apr. 2, 1928; 2 ec. Apr.
6; E 688565; Eulalee Palmer, Pur-
vis, Miss. 8795
Little (The) brown shoe; words by
Annabelle Lee [pseud. of L. Geer],
,» music by Carson J, Robison and A.
Lee. ©1c. Apr. 5, 1928; E 687543;
Leonore Geer, New York. 8796
4!
Little (The) Celandine; unison song,
poem by William Wordsworth, mu-
sic by Edgar L. Bainton, of Great
Britain; in G. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar. 26,
1928; 1 c. Apr. 6; E 689302; Joseph
Williams, Itd., London. 8797
Little (A) child shall lead; words by
L. H. McKenna, melody by Robert
H. Brennen. © 1 ¢. Apr. 18, 1928;
E 688835; Lillian Hope McKenna,
Piscataway, N. J. 8798
Little cutie; intermezzo enfantine, by
Bertram Srawley, arr. by Geo. H.
Sanders, both of Great Britain; pf.
Cy wor 2. 199s" oe Apr. 6: E
688575 ; Sanders. “Weiss, ince., New
York. 8799
Little (The) green valley; words and
melody by C. J. Robison. © 1 ec.
Apr. 18, 1928; E 688750; Carson J.
Robison, New York. 8800
Little Italy; hurdy gurdy character-
istic, by Victor Herbert, arr. by Har-
old Sanford; full orch., with pf. con-
ductor. © Feb. 20, 1928; 2 ¢. Apr.
30; H 691114; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 8801
Little (A) love nest I'll build for you;
words and melody by W. Gunzen-
dorfer. © 1c. Apr. 23, 1928; HE
687984; Wilt Gunzendorfer, San
Francisco. 8802
Little Margaret; waltz, words by Ju-
lia F. Rowan, music by M. B. Weeks.
© Apr 28, 1928. 2.¢./ Apr. 0272-1
690128; Mary B. Weeks, New Or-
leans. 8803
Little Marian [!] Parker; waltz song,
words and music by Bill Barrett.
©) Apr. ”.25,. 1928 > 2 en Apr! 25 BH
688941 ; Triangle music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 8804
Little old lady in the rocking chair;
by L. A. Daly; pf. © Apr. 9, 1928;
2c. Apr. 11; E 687958; Boston mu-
sie co., Boston. 8805
Little (The) old nest in the grove;
words and music by J. Ross. Phoe-
nix, Ariz., Arizona musical publish-
ing house.. © Apr. 7, 1928; 2 c. Apr.
11; E 688685; Jack Ross, Phoenix,
Ariz. 8806
Little (A) thought of you; words by
Edward lLockton, music by Mary
Nightingale, of England; in B flat.
© Apr. 28, 1928; 1 ¢« Apr. 28; EB
689688 ; Joseph Henry Larway, Lon-
don. 8807
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8808
pt. 1, n. s., v. 23
Little waltz; by A. von Kreisler, of
Russia, domiciled at New York City;
pf. ©1ec. Apr. 11, 1928; E 688707;
Alexander yon Kreisler, New York.
8808
Little white doorway; words and mu-
sic by May Hewes Dodge and John
Wilson Dodge; med. voice; in A
flat. © Apr. 7, 1928; 2c. Apr. 9; E
688630; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
8809
Little white moon of my heart; by
Bertrand-Brown, transcribed by God-
frey Ludlow, of Australia; violin
with pf. acc. © Mar. 31, 1928; 2 c.
Apr. 2; E 687417; Boston music co.,
Boston. 8810
Lo que es amor; tango, paroles y mu-
sica por J. M. Escobar; pf. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 17, 1928; E 687808; Jesus
Maria Escobar, Santurece, Porto
Rico. eon 8811
Loin du monde (Far from the world) ;
de Serge Weksler, of France; orch., |
avee pf. conducteur et 1°** violons
conducteur. 4to. © Feb. 25, 1928;
1 c. Mar. 20; E 689261; Choudens,
Paris. 8812
Lola-lu-lu I love you; words by Ida
Stonda, music by Sam Pezzopane;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Apr. 17,
1928; 2 c«. Apr. 26; EH 690032; F.
Piatanesi & co., Chicago. 8813
Londonderry air; transcription in
modern style of the old Irish song
by Calvin Grooms; pf. © Apr. 24,
1928; 2 ec. Apr. 26; E 690040; Cen-
tury music pub. co., New York. 8814
Lone (The) eagle; by Nellie Brown-
ing; pf. © Apr. 25, 1928; 2 c. Apr.
28; E 690114; Nellie Browning,
Wytheville, Va. 8815
Lone (The) eagle; march, by Ernie
Golden, arr. by William C. Schoen-
feld; orch. with pf. or organ acc.
4to; (©vApr. 4, 1928, Bie! Apres 5:
BH 687518; Irving Berlin standard
music corp., New York. 8816
Lonely and blue; waltz ballad, words
and music by H. A. Hanft. © Apr.
18, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 20; E 688887;
Harold A. Hanft, Jacksonville, Fla.
8817
Lonely (A) child; words and melody
by \N. Carter. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1928;
HK 691044; Nellie Carter, Mannsville,
mm. XY: 8818
Lonely for someone my pal to be;
words by P. Krueger, melody by
Chester Escher; ist. violin. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 10, 1928; E 687663; Paul Krue-
ger, Sutton, Neb. 8819
Lonely (The) hour; words by Charles
S. Brooks, music by Tod B. Gallo-
way; in F. © Apr. 18, 1928; 2 ec.
Apr. 16; E 687768; Theodore Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 8820
Lonely night; words and music by
Harry C. Banks, jr.; in D min.
Apr.: .25, 192853, 2:.¢c., Apr. 27; BH
691069; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 8821
Lonesome and blue; words and music
by Abe Goertzen and Henry Gade.
© Apr. 7, 1928; 2 ce Apr. 13; EB
688742; Goertzen & Gade, Stockham,
Neb. 8822
Lonesome blues; words by N. J. An-
tonelle, melody by Robert H. Bren-
nen. © 1 ec. Apr. 26, 1928; E
690087 ; Nicholas J. Antonelle, Bos-
ton. 8823
Long ago; words and music by H. M.
Bergmann. © 1c. Apr. 9, 1928; E
688640; Helen M. Bergmann, York,
Pa. 8824
Longing to be with you; words and
music by HE. Kercheval. ©1c. Apr.
9, 1928; E 687673; Elizabeth Ker-
cheval, Houston. 8825
Lord grant me light; guidance, words
and music by Basil Sellars, of Kng-
land; mixed voices; in D. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Apr.~13; |) 1928) ies aoe ee Bl)
6894380; Novello & co., Itd., ae
Lord (The) is my shepherd; words
from Psalm. 23;;amusie’ ibys.) oH.
Fields. Washington, D. C., Fields.
4to. © Apr. 18, 1928; 2 ce. Apr. 14;
EK 687709; S. Helen Fields, Wash-
ington. 8827
Lord (The) is my shepherd; 2-pt. cho.
words from Psalm XXIII, musie by
Peter Christian lLutkin; treble
voices. 4to. © Apr. 18, 1928; 2 ¢c. °
Apr. 19; E 687838; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 8828
Lord’s (The) prayer; music by A. I.
Coleman; 4 mixed voices. 4to. ©
Apr. 5, 1928; 2 ec. Apr. 6; E 688562 ;
Albert Iver Coleman, ree
460
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928
8851
Lorraine; words and music by Lew
Porter and Mel Ball; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by Anthony J. Fran-
chini, © Mar. 30, 1928; 2 c..Apr. 2;
E 688557; Alfred & co., New ties
30
Lotti (Antonio) Sonate; bearb. von
Christian D6bereiner, of Germany;
fldte o. violine u. gamba o. cello,
mit cembalo o. klavier begleitung.
© Dec. 28, 1927; 1 ec. Apr. 11, 1928;
E 689362; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 8831
Lou; words and melody by J. D.-
Greenberg. © 1 c¢. Apr. 19, 1928;
E 687866; Joseph D. Greenberg,
Irvington, N. J. 8832
Louise, I love you; words and music
by ©. Ll. Hauser, jr:; pf. ©'1'c.
Apr. 24, 1928;.E 687999; Carl L.
Hauser, jr., Charlotte, N. C. 88338
Lovable; fox trot, words and music
by Ralph Holmes, Seymour Simons
and Richard A. Whiting, arr. by
Frank Skinner; orch. 4to. © Apr.
2, 1928; 2 ec. Apr. 4; E 687512; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 8834
Lovable; fox trot, words and music
by Ralph Holmes, Seymour Simons
and Richard A. Whiting; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Apr. 17, 1928; 2 ¢.
Apr. 19; E 687954; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 8835
Love; words by Alexander Robinson
and Lee Smith, melody by A. Dicker-
son and L. Smith. © 1. Apr. 7,
1928; E 687598; Aletha Dickerson,
Chicago. 8836
Love (Le) boat; words by Max and
Nathaniel Lief, music by Daisy de
Segonzac [i. e. Comtesse de Segon-
. zac], of France, domiciled at New
York. © 1 ce Feb. 20, 1928; EB
686949; Daisy de Segonzac (Count-
ess Jean de Segonzac), New York.
8837
Love (A) cot by the sea; words by
C. S. Montanye, music by Robert
Braine. © Apr. 25, 1928; 2 ce. Apr.
26; E 690053; E. Morris music pub.
co., ine., New York. 8838
Love I you; words and music by L.
N. Rogers. © 1. Apr. 28, 1928;
E 690160; Lois Newton Rogers, San
Antonio. 8839
Love is the sun; from The three mus-
keteers, words by Clifford Grey, mu-
sic by Rudolf Friml. © Apr. 4,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 6; E 688585; Harms,
ine., New York. 8840
Love lies; words and music by Carl
Kellard, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in E flat.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Apr. 17, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 20; B
689594; Lawrence Wright music co.,
London, 8841
Love me; words by Sara Teasdale,
music by A. C. Luetke. ©1c. Apr.
12, 1928; E 687692; Anna Costello
Luetke, Minneapolis. 8842
Love me some more; words and mel-
ody by I. Green. © 1c. Apr. 26,
1928; E 690094; Irving Green,
Brookline, Mass. 8843
Love of a thousand years; words by
A. H. Silver, music by Alfred G.
Wathall. © 1c. Apr. 25, 1928; E
690085; Augusta H. Silver, Chicago.
8844
Love (The) of comrades; words
adapted from:the poem by Walt
Whitman, music by R. Boughton, of
Great Britain, op. 17, no. 4. Lon-
don, J. Curwen & sons, ltd. © Apr.
10, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 14; E 689641;
Rutland Boughton, Kilcot, England.
8845
Love (A) sonnet; by Victor Herbert,
arr. by Arthur Friedheim; pf. ©
Mar, 25.....das%. 2. €., Anes ou, |
691110; Carl Fischer, ine, New
York. 8846
Love, the jester; words by Almey St.
John Adcock, music by Montague
F. Phillips, of Great Britain, op. 46,
no. 1. ©) Mar.’ 29, 1928; °1"e. Mar:
31; E 689130; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London. 8847
Love time; words and music by Dave
Vance, H. Pitman Clarke, and Basil
Adiam. “© 'e. Apres, 7928+" bh
688544 ; David Ross Vance, Alameda,
Calif. 8848
Lovelight; words by Frederick H.
Martens, music by Francesco B. De
Leone; med. voice. © Mar. 23,
1928; 2 ec. Apr. 30; E 691107; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 8849
Lovely girl; fox trot, words by Sammy
Seek, music by A. Soto, of Mexico;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Apr. 17,
1928; 1 c. Apr. 20; E 689598; Ale-
jandro Soto, Tampico Tamps, Mex-
ico. 8850
Lovers (The) song; words and melody
by H. Timperio. © 1c. Apr. 14,
1928; E 687729; Henry Timperio,
Cleveland. 8851
461
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8852
pt. 111, 0. s., v. 23
Love’s dream; words and music by
K. M. Keller. © Apr. 23, 1928;
2c Apr. 25; E 688981; Katharine
Marott Keller, Indianapolis. 8852
Love’s felicity ; words by B. M. Ander-
son, music by William McKinley
Garman. © 1c. Apr. 16, 1928; EB
688808 ; Beulah Mary Anderson, Los
Angeles. 8853
Lovie Lee; words and music by Andy
Razaf and Thos. Waller. © Mar.
Bl: 1928: 2-.¢ Apr Ais MaGses2Zo-
Gotham music service, inc., New
York. 8854
Loving two; words by V. M. Medders,
melody by Robert H. Brennen.
1 ce. Apr. 16, 1928; E 688794; Vera
Mae Medders, Fairfax, Ala. 8855
Loyal wedding; flower song, by P.
Colavita; pf. © 1c. Apr. 16, 1928;
E 687816; Philip Colavita, Rich-
mond. , 8856
di F.
Lu citrularu sicilianu; versi
Giusto y G. Mandala, melodia di F. .
Giusto, of Italy, domiciled at New
York: “© *4. -el “Apr. * 6, °1928's'' Bb
687853; Frank Giusto and Girolamo
Mandala, New York. 8857
Lu marito de Matalena; versi e mu-
sica di F. Amodio; violino. © 1.
Apr. 18, 1928; E 687876; Frank
Amodio, Brooklyn. 8858
Lucero (El); letra y musica por I.
M. Valle, of Mexico, domiciled at.
Chicago. [Photostat] © 1. Apr.
26, 1928; E 690090; Ignacio M. Valle,
Chicago. 8859
Lucero (El); valse, por Ignacio M.
Valle, of Mexico, domiciled at Chi-
cago, Ill.; pf... [Photostat] © 1 «.
Apr. 2, 1928; E 690073; Arte mexi-
eano, Chicago. 8860
Lucy Long; by F. Godfrey, arr. by
Sydney Herbert, of Great Britain ;
trombone solo with brass band. 4to.
(C) Mar. 28,..1928-.1 @. Apro 205 1
689577; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
8861
Lullaby; by Lolita Cabrera Gainsborg,
transcribed by Godfrey Ludlow, of
Great Britain, domiciled at New
York; violin, with pf. ace. © Mar.
20, 1928; 2 ec. Apr..'30; E 691096;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 8862
Lullaby ; words by Christina Rossetti,
music by Winthrop Parkhurst; med.
voice. © Mar. 23, 1928; 2c. Apr.
30; E 691120; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 8863
46
Lullaby; words by Thomas Dekker,
music by Peter Warlock, pseud. of
Philip Heseltine of Great Britain;
sop. 1, 2 and alto. London, Win-
throp Rogers, ltd. 4to. © Mar. 30,
1928; 1 c. Apr. 7; E 689401; Hawkes
& sons (London) Itd., London. 8864
Lullaby (A); by A. Garth-Jones, of
England; violin and pf., with 2d
violin and cello, ad lib. © Apr. 4,
1928; 1 ec. Apr. 16; E 689432; James
Planta Hull, London. 8865
Lullaby (The) to-day; words by C.
F. Traverse, music by Jack Ed-
wards. New York City, Frank Har-
ding. © Apr. 5, 1928; 2 e Apr. 10;
E 687640; Charles F. Traverse, Mor-
ristown, N. J. 8866
Lumber love; selection from the mu-
sical play, by Berté and Emmett
Adams, arr. by Howard Carr, of
‘Great Britain; pf. © Apr. 5, 1928;
1 c. Apr. 7; E 689230; Lawrence
Wright music co., London. 8867
Lure (The) of, souls; .by jBayrn.
Stoughton; pf. © Dec. 30, 1927;
2c. Apr. 11, 1928; E 688183 ; Walter
Jacobs, ine., Boston. 8868
Ma belle Renée; words and music by
Yvonne Gaby. [English and French
text] © Apr. 5, 1928; Aw TApR7G ;
E 688559; Charles K. Harris, New
York. 8869
Ma perdoname; canzonetta Napole-
tana, versi di C. Forte, musica di
Francesco Gallo, of Italy, domiciled
at New York; mand. © 1c. Mar.
22, 1928; E 688511; Frank Gallo
and Carlo Forte, New York. 8870
Madame Pompadour; by H. S..
Stewart; violin, violoncello and pf.
© 1c Apr. 27, 1928; E 690173;
Henry Shepherd Stewart, White
Plains, N.Y: 8871
Maddalena all’ ospedale; versi e me-
lodia di P. Cittarella, of Italy. ©
1c. Apr. 18, 1928; E 688845; Pavolo
Cittarella, Philadelphia. 8872
Madeira march; by C. L. Barnhouse;
band. 4to. © Mar. 15, 1928; 2 «.
Apr. 20; E 688871; Charles L.
Barnhouse, Oskaloosa, Ia. 8873
Mademoiselle .... promenade; inter-
mezzo, by H. Maurice Jacquet; orch.
with pf. or organ. © Apr. 27, 1928;
2c. Apr. 28; E 690151; Irving Ber-
lin standard musie corp., New York.
8874
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928
Madrid; paso doble y tango, de Zerco,
of France; orch. avec pf. conduc-
tenn ..4t0.” ©) Mar 10,’ 1928; 1 ¢.
Apr. 9; E 689417; Barrau, Luchon,
France. 8875
Magda; words and music by Anne
Spencer Watkins. © 1c. Apr. 4,
1928; E 688527; Anne §S. Watkins,
New York. 8876
Maggio addiruso; versi di Ciro Ranieri,
melodia di M. Nicol6, of Italy. Ato.
© Apr. 2, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 25; E
689636; Mario Nicolo, Naples. 8877
Magic; words and music by ‘Anne
Spencer Watkins. © 1c. Apr. 4,
1928; E 688528; Anne S. Watkins,
New York. 8878
-Magic (The) realm; words and mu-
sic by A. M. Sparks. © Apr. 20,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 23; E 688981; Alice
M. Sparks, Hialeah, Fla. 8879
Magnante (Charles) Five artistic so-
los for piano accordeon. Accordi-
anna. [4 others] © Mar. 28, 1928;
2 c. and aff. Mar. 29; A 1073486;
Wm. J. Smith music co., inc, New
York. 8880
Magnificat and Nune dimittis; words
from the Bible, music by Thomas
Alfred Bevis, of Great Britain; 4
mixed voices; organ ace. 4to.
Feb. 6, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 30; E 689168 ;
A. Weekes & co., Itd., London. 8881
Mah honeysuckle chile; words and mu-
sic by Dorothy Alexander; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Apr. 11, 1928; 2 c.
Apr. 13; E 6887388; Alexander & co.,
Salt Lake City. 8882
Mahi; by Erdell Mutchler; band. 4to.
@ sApr* 77-1928: 2 ¢,*Apr.’ 9: B
688635; Mutchler music pub. co.,
Miami, Fla. 8883
Maine, beautiful Maine; words and
music by M. Webber. © 1 c¢. Apr.
2, 1928; E 688664; Mae Webber,
Portland, Me. 8884
Make a little rainbow of your tears;
words and music by A. H. Ackley;
4 mixed voices. Chicago—Philadel-
phia, Rodeheaver co. © Mar. 15,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 14; E 683869; Homer
A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. 8885
Make ev’rybody happy; words and mu-
sic by E. D. Soechtig. © 1 ¢. Mar.
19, 1928; E 688474; Elizabeth Davis
Soechtig, Ft. Madison, Ia. 8886
Malincunia; versi di A. Martorelli,
melodia di Giuseppe Godono, of
tialy. © L-¢. Apr. 14, 1923: 1H
8897
690070; Alfredo Martorelli, New
York. 8887
Mallorea; suite, de Joaquin Turina,
of Spain; pf. 1. Las cuevas del
dragon. [2 others] Mar. 10,
1928; 1c. Apr. 9; E 689409; Rouart,
Lerolle et cie., Paris. 8888
Mamie my gal; waltz, words by S.
Johnson, melody by R. Johnson. ©
1c. Apr. 20, 1928; E 688897 ; Samuel
Johnson and Robert Johnson, Rah-
way, N. J. 8889
Man (The) of my dreams; words by
A. Ritter, melody by Robert H.
Brennen. © 1 c, Apr. 18, 1928; E
688838; Ada Ritter, Allentown, Pa.
8890
Manella mia (Dear little hand); can-
to Napolitano di Valente, English
version by Frederick H. Martens,
trascriziones di Vittorio Giannini.
© Apr. 18, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 19: E
691015; G. Ricordi & co., inc., New
York. 8891
Manger (The); from the cantata The
wondrous story, text by Raymond
Earl Bellaire, music by Richard
Kountz; treble voices. 4to. © Apr.
16, 1928; 2 @ Apr. 21; E 687946;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
8892
Mann (Der) im mond spielt saxophon ;
liebeslied aus Allotria, text von
Giinther Bibo, musik von Rudolf
Nelson, arr. von C. Zimmer, both of
Germany; salon orch. mit pf.-direk-
tion. .4t0..,© Sept. 15;,4927;..1 °c.
Apr. 11, 1928; E 689340; Johann
André, Offenbach/Maine, Germany.
8893
Mannikin’s (The) parade; ragtime
minuet, melody by Murry Harn,
Louis Ruben and J. E. Hayes. ©
1c. Apr. 25, 1928; E 688992; John
EH. Hayes, New York. 8894
Manola; words by J. F. Mahoney, mu-
sic by Ermete Liberati; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Apr. 4, 1928; 2 c Apr.
‘6; E 688587; Harms, inc., New
York. 8895
March Memoria; by Roland F. Seitz;
band. .4to.. © Apr. 20, 1928; 2 «.
Apr. 24; E 687964; R. F. Seitz, Glen
Rock, Pa. 8896
March militaire; by Wm. M. Talbott;
band, with solo cornet conductor.
Cincinnati, O., Fillmore music house.
4to. © Mar. 31, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 2;
E 688460; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati. 8897
463
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8898
pt. TI, n..s;, v. 23
March (The) of the bugs; by L. A. | Mary; fox-trot from The yellow mask,
~Daly; pf. © Apr. 9, 1928;..2-c.
Apr. 11; E 687957; Boston music
co., Boston. 8898
March of the marionettes; words by
Raymond Klages, music by D. Sa-
vino and Peter DeRose. © Apr. 10,
1928; 2 c Apr. 11; E 687688; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 8899
March on; by Mari Paldi; pf. © Apr.
25, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 27; E 691059;
_ Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
8900
Marche des Titans; by R. A. Dhossche;
pf. ©1c. Apr. 21, 1928; E 687932;
Ralph Albert Dhossche, Beaumont,
Tex. 8901
Marching to victory; march, by J. De
Forest Cline; band. 4to. © Mar.
15, 1928; 2 ec. Apr. 20; E 688865;
Charles L. Barnhouse, Oskaloosa, Ia.
8902
Margarita; java, par Mériat, of
France; orch. avec pf. conducteur.
Paris, Edition Au triangle.
Apr. 25, 1927; 1 c. Apr. 26, 1928; E
689665 ; United music co., New York.
8303
Marianita; popular Mexican air, por
L. Cordero, of Mexico, domiciled at
Los Angeles; pf. © 1c Apr. 21,
1928; E 687924; José Perches Enri-
quez, Los Angeles. 8904
Marinaresca; versi e musica di D.
Borgioli, of Italy. © 1c. Apr. 3,
1928; E 688529; Dino Borgioli, San-
tiago, Chili, South America. 8905
Marion; words by C. B. Gore, music
by Mrs. Curry Wilson. © Apr. 3,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 6; E 688588; Clyde
Benton Gore, Carthage, Tenn. 8906
Marion Parker soug; words and music
by Yautus Seal and Jessie E. Seal.
© Apr. 21, 1928; 2 ce. Apr. 21; E
688949 ; Yautus Seal, Toano, Va. 8907
Marionette; by Jean Ten Have; vio-
lin and pf. © Apr. 28, 1928; 2 ¢.
Apr. 30; E 691084; Boston music €o.,
Boston. 8908
Mariuccina; polka, di L. S. Calbi;
mand., violin or banjo. © 1c. Apr.
16, 1928; E 687807; Luigi Salvatore
Calbi, Yonkers, N. Y. 8909
Martin (R. Ch.) Fantaisie; sur deux
thémes du Freischiitz, de 2°™° petite
suite, de R. Ch. Martin, of France,
op. 156; pf. © Mar. 10, 1928; 1 «¢.
Apr. 9; E 689544; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 8910
4to. ©-
by Harry Acres, arr. by Wylie Wyl-
ton, of Great Britain; orch. 4to. ©
Feb. 29, 1928; 1 ec. Apr. 7; E 689231;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd.,
London. 8911
Mary, the spaghetti eater; words by
S. L. Castronovo, music by Rose
Marie Castronovo. © 1 e¢. Apr. 27,
1928; E 690175; Sam Louis Castro-
novo, Rockford, Ill. 8912
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric)
Hlégie; text von Louis Gallet, of
France, niederlandische und deut-
sche tUbertragung von Dr. yon
Ziegesar, of Germany, musik von J.
Massenet; ten. Paris, Jean Jobert.
© Feb. 25, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 20; BE
689288; Heugel, Paris. 8913
—— Elegie; worte von Louis Gallet,
of France, niederlindische u. deut-
sche ubertragung von Dr. von Ziege-
sar, of Germany, musik von J. Mas-
senet. 1. Mezzo-sop. o. bar.—2. Sop.
© Feb. 25, 1928; 1 c. each Mar. 20;
E 689286, 689287; Heugel, Paris.
8914, 8915
Master, speak, Thy servant heareth;
anthem, poem by F. H. Havergal,
music by George Bowles; mixed
voices, a capella, organ ace. 4to. ©
Mar. 31, 1928; 2c. Apr. 2; E 687418 ;
Boston music co., Boston. 8916
May; spring song, poem by Constance
Clarke, music by Robert Huntington
Terry. © Mar. 24, 1928; 2 c. Mar.
26; E 687502; G. Ricordi & co., inc.,
New York. 8917
May time; polka, by Argentina Pat-
riarca; pf. © Apr. 11, 1928; 2 ¢.
Apr. 11; E 687687; James I. Wray
co., Edgewood, R. I. 8918
Maybe it’s all for the best; words by
Billy Rose and Charles Tobias, mel-
ody by Lee David. © 1. Apr. 17,
1928; E 687858; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 8919
Mean bloodhound blues; words and
melody by Bessie A. Smith. © 1c.
Apr. 19, 1928; E 687861; Georgia
music co., New York. 8920
Meditation (Méditation) ; by Richard
Howgill, of England; orch. with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Mar. 22, 1928;
1c. Apr. 3; E 689152; Hawkes &
son (London), ltd., London. 8921
Mediterranean moon; words by Buddy
Valentine [pseud. of Joseph Tac-
464
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928
. 8942
cati], melody by Robert King and
Ted Fiorito. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1928;
E 687990; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inc., New York. 8922
Meet me on the beach; words and
music by Harry Lester Mason. ©
Apr, 16, W928). 2) c.. Apr: 17;' EH
688832 ; Charles R. Redheffer, Phila-
delphia. 8923
Mego kochanka tu niema; words by
K. Biedryzcki, music by W. Worones.
© Mar. 30, 1928; 2 c Apr. 2; E
687408; Konstanty Biedryzcki, Chi-
cago.
Meigs Children’s day helper no. 38;
words and music by Karin S. As-
brand and Carolyn R. Freeman, com-
piled and ed. by Florence E. Wolcott.
© Apr: 18, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
21; A 1075012; Meigs pub. co., In-
dianapolis. 8925
Meine tante fahrt im htihnerstall mo-
torrad; one-step, worte u. musik von
Franz Strassmann, of Germany;
salon orch. 4to. © Oct. 1, 1927;
1c Apr. 11, 1928; E 689345; Fritz
Horst, Altona/Elbe, Germany. 8926
Melancholy Sally; words and music
by Jimmie Monaco, Al Piantadosi and
Ray Klages; pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by A. J. Franchini. © Apr. 10,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 11; E 687678; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
8927
Melenchon (EI); old Spanish song,
from Spanish suite, by H. Maurice
Jacquet. 1. Pf.—2. Violin and pf.
© Mar. 26, 1928; 1 c. each Apr. 14,
1c. each Apr. 25; E 690016, 690021;
C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
8928, 8929
Melodious etudes for trombone; se-
lected from the vocalises of Marco
Bordogni, transcribed and progres-
Sively arr. by Joannes Rochut, of
France, domiciled at Boston, Mass.
bk, 4 O-Man. 27, 1928. 2-¢.;,Apr.
30; E 691121; Carl Fischer, inc,
New York. 8930
Memories; by June Klitgaard, op. 1;
pf. © Mar. 26, 1928; 2 ¢c. Apr. 2;
E 687437; Chris Klitgaard, San
Francisco. 8931
Memories of Schubert; arr. by Richard
Kountz; pf. © Mar. 31, 1928; 2 c¢.
Apr. 3; E 687496; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 8932
Mem’ries; waltz, words by Henry M.
Neely, music by Harold Sanford, arr.
by Joseph Nussbaum; orch. 4to. ©
8924
Aprs122391 4928 5.12 :e. | Aprio-28; E.
691080; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 8933
Mem’ries of you; waltz, words by
Emma FE. McGinty, music by Pearl
Nichols Ugalde. Houston, Tex., Tru-
deau pub. co. © Feb. 14, 1927; 2 ¢.
Feb. 21; E 660191; Trudeau, McGin-
ty, Ugalde, Houston. 8934
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig
Félix) Kriegsmarsch der priester
(Marsche guerriére des prétres) ;
aus Athalia, op. 74, bearb. von L.
Artok, of Germany; salon-orch., mit
pf. conductor u. violine 1 direktion.
@y May, .3:. 1928 1 Geek AO =u
689687; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany. 8935
—— On wings of song; transcribed by
Hugh Blair, of England; organ. ©
Apr. 9, 1928; 1 c Apr. 5; E 689238;
W. Paxton & co., ltd., London. 8936
Menuet frivole; in the olden style, by
H. Maurice Jacquet; pf. © Mar. 26,
#928); 1 ec. Apr. 14,1 ¢& Apr. .25;
E 690014; C. C. Birchard & co.,
Boston. 8937
Mermaid (The) ; romantic light opera
in 2 acts, words by George Birming-
ham, music by S. H. Nicholson, of
Great Britain. London, J. Curwen
& sons, ltd. © Apr. 10, 1928; 1 ¢.
Apr. 18; E 689639; Sydney H. Nich-
olson, London. 8938 °
Merry elves; galop, by Gladys Adam-
son, of Great Britain; pf. © Mar.
31, 1928; 1 ec. Apr. 7; E. 689226;
Banks & son, York, England. 8939
Merry manikins; by M. Raul Steiner;
pf. © Apr. 27, 1928; 2 ¢ Apr. 28;
E 690152; Irving Berlin standard
music corp., New York. 8940
Mesék az irdgéprol; operette 3 fel-
vonasban, irtak: Szomahazy Istvan
es Ifj. Bekeffi Istvan, zenéjét szer-
zette Latjai Lajos, of Hungary; pf.
1. Fiiget. Mesék az irédgéprol. [4
others] © Feb. 25, 1928; 1c. Apr.
14; E 689429; Francis Bard & son,
Budapest, Hungary. 8941
Message (A) to mother; words by
Agnes Carr, music by Carl Lamson;
voice, with pf. or organ acc. 1. High,
in D. flat—2. Low, in B flat.. ©
Apr. 11, 1928; 2 c. each Apr. 16; E
687753 ; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
8942
465
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8943
Methuseleh [!]; or, Where ignorance
was bliss, a musical reading, words
anon., music by Mary Rosa; pf. ©
Apr:,, 2a) 1928: 2 e. Apr: tSkii
688935; Harold Flammer, inc., New
York. 8943
Metropolis; by Ferde Grofé, based on
two American themes by Matt Mal-
neck and Harry Barris. © 1c. Apr.
13, 1928; E 688759; Robbins music
corp., New York. 8944
Mexicana Rose; by M. F. Suarez;
melody with pf. acc. © 1 ¢. Mar.
16, 1928; E 687855; Manuel F.
Suarez, Clarksburg, W. Va. 8945
Mi barquilla; por Ed Tavo, of Mexico,
domiciled at Los -Angeles; pf. con
letra. S8vo. [Photostat] © Mar.
10, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 6; E 688605; Dio-
nisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 8946
Mi Julia; cancion nortena, por I. M.
Valle, of Mexico, domiciled at Chi-
cago; pf. © 1c. Apr. 12, 1928; E
687697 ; Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago.
8947
Miami; words by M. V. Price, music by
David Reed. © Apr. 5, 1928; 2 ¢.
Apr. 7; E 687565; M. Virginia Price,
Miami, Fla. 8948
Miami moon; words and music by HE.
St. Clair Piggott. © Apr. 3, 1928;
2c. Apr. 6; E 688595; Tropical song
counter, Miami, Fla. 8949
Mid night dream; waltz, words and
melody by I. Bradford. © 1c. Apr.
14, 1928; E 687731; Isaac Bradford,
Ossining, N. Y. 8950
Millicent; by Andy Sannella; solo for
E fiat alto saxophone, with pf. acc.
arr. by Jack Shilkret. © Apr. 28,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 28; E 690148; Spier
& Coslow, inc., New York. 8951
Millicent; melody by Andy Sannella,
arr. by Jack Shilkret; E flat alto
saxophone solo. © 1 ce. Apr. 11,
1928; E 688702; Spier & Coslow,
inec., New York. 8952
Mifia rula; melodia gallega, letra por
Bernardo Bermuglez, musica por J.
Zon [i. e. J. Z. Gonzalez, of Cuba.
© 1e Apr. 27, 1928; BH 690177;
Joaquin Zon Gonzalez, Havana,
Cuba. 8953
Mindanao moon; words and melody
by A. Larsen. © 1c. Apr. 3, 1928;
E 687466; Antoinette Larsen, Los
Angeles, 8954.
pt. If, n. s., v. 23
/
Minderne er livets bog; tekst af Alfred
Kjerulf, musik af Holck Stilling, of
Denmark; pf. © Nov. 25, 1927; 1c.
Mar. 15, 1928; E 689511; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 8955
Minnie darling; words and music by
I. Whitney. © Apr. 7, 1928; 2 e¢.
Apr. 9; E 688637; Irena Whitney,
Coeur D’Alene, Id. 8956
Minor and major; 3-pt. song, words by
Minnie K. Breid, music by Charles
Gilbert Spross; women’s voices. 4to.
© Apr. 26, 1928; 2 ¢« Apr. 28; E
691054; John Church co., Cincinnati.
[© new matter] 8957
| Minstrel (The) boy; an old Irish air
transeribed and arr. by Calvin.
Grooms; pf. © Apr. 24, 1928; 2 c.
Apr. 26; E 690048; Century music:
pub. co., New York. 8958.
Minta Molly, a riddle reel; words and
music by L. Alli -Nazi; 4 treble-
voices... © 1c. Apr... 1925.4 EH.
687595; Lavater Woodward, Liberty,
Tenn, — 8959"
Minuet in B minor; by R..M. Critch-
ley; pf. [Photostat] © 1c. Apr.
19, 1928; E 690154; Rosamond M.
Critchley, Worcester. — 8960:
Minuetto; di L. Boccherini, trascri--
zioni di Mario Corti, of Italy; vio-
lino e pf. © Jan. 27, 1928; 1 c.
Mar. 21; E 685909; A. & G. Carisch:
& c., Milan. 8961.
Mio vals; by M. F. Suarez; melody
with pf. ace. © 1c. Mar. 16, 1928;
H 687856; Manuel F. Suarez, Clarks-
burg, W. Va. 8962
Missa Americana; in hon. Sctae.
Caeciliae, auctore Petro Griesbacher,
of Germany, op. 235; 2 vel 3 voces,
aequales cum organo. © Dee. 34.
1925; 1 ce. May 25, 1927; E 689674 ;-.
Anton Bohn & sohn, Augsburg, Ger-.
many. 8963.
Missa liberorum Dei; setting of the
Holy Communion, by E. H. Gallop,
of Great Britain; in F. Watford,
[England], W. J. Elliott, Itd. 4to.
© Apr. 3, 1928; 1 ce. Mar. 29; B
6891382; Ernest H. Gallop, London.
8964
Missa victimae paschali; in honor of
the Resurrection, words from the
liturgy of the Roman Catholic
church, music by P. H. Arensberg;
4 mixed voices. Boston, Mass., Mc-
Laughlin & Reilly co. 4to. © Feb.
24, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 11; B 688665;
Peter E. Arensberg, Chillicotte, Mo.
8965.
466
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928
8987
-
Mississippi and Tennessee; words and
melody by F. Behe. © 1c. Apr. 27,
1928; E 691048; Francis Bebe, Lilly,
Pa. 8966
Mississippi moon; words and music by
Harry D. Squires; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Apr. 16, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 11;
E 688681; Harry D. Squires, inc.,
New York. 8967
Missouri harmony; selection of origi-
nal University of Missouri songs by
T. T. Railey. obl. 8vo. © Apr. 19,
foe e@ and. aff. Apri''21's’ A
1075053; Thomas T. Railey, St.
Louis. - 8968
Mister Herbert Hoover; words by S.
M. Tudor, music by J. M. Huso. ©
Mar. 31, 1928; 2c. Apr. 5; E 687524;
Stanley M. Tudor and James M.
Huso, Grand Rapids, Mich. 8969
Misterioso no. 2; by Fr. K. Hintz;
orch. 4to. © Apr. 19, 1928; 2 ec.
Apr. 21; E 687907 ; Photo play music
co., ine.. New York. 8970
Mrs. Dunn; words and music by Terry
Desmond, of England; pf. ace., with
banjulele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Alvin D. Keech; in D min. [Staff
and tonie sol-fa notations] © Mar.
20, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 16; E 689493;
Billy Thorburn music pub. co., ltd.,
London. 8971
Mocosita juega al golfo; danzon, por
F. Carballo; pf. © Feb. 10, 1928;
2c. Apr. 3; E 688581; Francisco
Carballo, Santurce, Porto Rico.
8972
Mode (La); de Vopérette Pom-pom,
paroles de Jean Le Seyeux, musique
de Bétove, of France. © Apr. 13,
1928; 1 c. Apr. 20; E 689589; Enoch
et cie., Paris. 8973
Modern violin method (Metodo mod-
erno per violino) ; by P. Tucciarone,
op. 48, pt. 1. [New York], Pat pro-
gressive edition co. © Apr. 13, 1928;
2c. Apr. 14; aff. Apr. 18; A 1072810;
Pasquale Tucciarone, New York.
8974
Mon ami; march, by Chas. O’Neill, of
Canada; band. 4to. © Apr. 15,
1928; 1 c. Apr. 9; E 6893806; Water-
loo music co, Waterloo, Ont.,
Canada. 8975
Monia ; melody by Melvin Herbert and
Robert Cloud. © 1c. Apr. 5, 1928;
E 687530; Ralph. Peer, New York.
8976
Moon-time; words by M. Morgan, mel-
ody by Robert H. Brennen. © 1.
Apr. 7, 1928; E 687584; Marietta
‘Morgan, Magness, Ark. 8977
Moonbeams; serenade, from The red
mill,. by Victor Herbert, arr. by
George J. Trinkaus; vocal orch.
4to. © Apr. 23, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 28;
E 691079; M. Witmark & sons.,
New York. 8978
M-o-o-n-]-i-g-h-t; words and music by
I. Locke. © 1c. Apr. 9, 1928; E
687662 ; Irene Locke (i. e. Mrs. John
L. Locke, jr.), Seattle. 8979
Moonlight and you is all that I ask;
words and musie by E. J. Marotz.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
‘Apr, 12, 1928:3°.2 ..e]: Apresz0'
688889; Edward J. Marotz, Mt.
Clemens, Mich. 8980
Moonlight in the patio; Spanish love
scene, by Fred W. Clement, op. 1405;
band, with words. 4to. © Mar. 15,
1928; 2 e. Apr. 20; E 688870;
Charles L. Barnhouse, Oskaloosa, Ia.
8981
Moonshine; 2-pt. song, words by
Michael Drayton, music by George
Dyson, of Great Britain; treble
voices; in F. 4to. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Apr. 2, 1928;
1c. Apr. 18; E 689630; Edward Ar-
nold & co., London. 8982
Moorish dance; by C. W. Pearce, of
Great Britain; pf. © Mar. 28, 1928;
1 ce. Apr. 9; E 689299; Alfred Leng-
nick & co., ltd., London. 8983
Mor o gan yw cymru’i gyd; y geiriau
gan meillionog, gerddoriaeth gan W.
Morlais Davies, of Great Britain; in
B flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Apr. 3, 1928; 1c. Apr. 16;
E 689460; John Hvyans, Fishguard,
Wales. 8984
Morena y Sevillana; danse espagnole,
by C. Maduro, arr. by P. A. Mar-
quardt; orch. © Apr. 19, 1928; 2 e.
Apr. 21; E 687904; Charles Maduro,
New York. 8985
Mortal combat; by W. W. Lowitz, arr.
by Leo A. Kempinski; orch. with pf.
or organ... © Apr. 25, 1928; 2 «.
Apr. 26; E 690055; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
8986
Mossoul; fox-trot, par Henry Gillet, of
France; pf. © Feb. 25, 1928; 1 «.
Mar. 20; E 689255; Paul Decour-
celle, Nice, France. 8987
467
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8988
pt. 11, 0. s., v.23
Moszkowski (Moritz) Valse in E;
transcribed by Godfrey Ludlow, of
Great Britain, domiciled at New
York; violin, with pf. ace. © Mar.
20, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 30; E 691097;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 8988
Mother—a prayer calling you; words
by- Al H. Wynkoop, music by Clar-
ence R. Ball. ©1c. Apr. 26, 1928;
EH 690100; Frank B. Adair, Lebanon,
Ind. 8989
Mother, are you. there; waltz ballad,
words by Mary Delaney, music by
Harris Weston, of England; pf. and
ukulele ace.; in D. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Apr. 4, 1928;
1c. Apr. 5; E 689194; Francis, Day
& Hunter, ltd., London. 8990
Mother dear; words and music by
Velma Dentena Nutter. © 1c. Apr.
13, 1928; E 688756; Velma D. Nut-
ter, Philadelphia. 8991
Mother dear, a pal so true; words by
P. Beldine, music by © Richard
Broughton. ©1e. Apr. 26, 1928; H-
690098; Peter Beldine, Amsterdam,
IN, ANE 8992
Mother dear, God cares; sacred song,
arr. by Mary A. Simpson; in F.
Apr. 6, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 9; E 688628 ;
Robin Ellis, Ridgefield, N. J. 8993
Mother Goose parade; characteristic
march, by Irving Bibo, Lew Breau
and Maurice Sturm; pf. © Apr. 3,
1928; 2 ec. Apr. 3; E 687488; Bibo,
Bloedon & Lang, ine., New York.
8994
Mother memories; words by Nancy B.
Peterson, music by C. T. Weatherly.
© 1c. Apr. 24, 1928; E 687992;
Nancy B. Peterson and Charmian
Thomas Weatherly, Bristol, Tenn.
8995
Mother mine; words by M. Bonfiglio,
melody by Robert H. Brennen. © 1
e. Apr. 18, 1928; E 688837; Maybelle
Bonfiglio, Hammond, Ind. 8996
Motherhood; poem by Burns-Orum,
music by Alexander MacFayden;
med. voice. © Apr. 1, 1928; 2 «.
Apr. 8; E 687426; Badger music
pub. co., Milwaukee. 8997
Mother’s (A) glory; song for Mother’s
day, words and music by Frank D.
Loomis; mixed voices. 4to. © Mar.
15, 1928; 2 e. Mar. 17; E 686928;
Clayton F. Summy co.; Chicago.
Mother’s little gray dress; valse,
words by S. T. Field, music by Eu-
gene Platzman. ©1c. Aug. 4, 1928;
E 6791838; Stella Tom Field, Middle-
town, Conn. ' 8999
Mothers of all the world; pageant for
Mother’s day, words by Hildegarde
M. Fillmore and others, music by
James H. Fillmore and _ others.
Cincinanti, O., Fillmore music house.
8vo. © Mar. 12, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 2;
E 688455; Fillmore bros. co.; Cin-
cinnati. 9000.
Mother’s (A) plea; words and music
by Annabelle Lee [pseud. of L.
Geer];....© -1,..e., Apr aes as
687542; Leonore Geer, New York.
9001
Mountain rill (Nant y mynydd) ; poem
from the Welsh of Ceiriog, tr. by
EK. O. Jones, music by W. S. G. Wil-
liams, of Great Britain; 2 treble
voices. 4to. © Mar. 31, 1928; 1c.
Mar. 31; E 689314; W. S. Gwynn
Williams, Llangollen, N. Wales.
9002
Mourn no moe; words by John
Fletcher, music by Peter Warlock,
of Great Britain; sop. 1, 2 and alto.
London, Winthrop Rogers, ltd. 4to.
©'Mar: 30, 1928; 2 @ Apri T)- HB
689400; Hawkes & son (London),
ltd., London. 9003
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Four
pieces for string orchestra; arr. by
Franz C. Bornschein. Se. 1. Alle-
gro, in B flat. [3 others] © Apr.
10, 1928; 2 ce Apr. 16; E 687745;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 9004
Fugue en ut mineur; transcrip-
tion par Marcel Dupré, of France;
orgue. © Mar. 10, 1928; 1 c. Apr.
9; E 689528; Alphonse Ledue et cie.,
Paris. 9005
The magic flute; 5 minute oper-
atic selection, arr. by Herman Finck,
of Great Britain; orch., with pf. con-
ductor. © Mar. 7, 1928; 1 ¢. Mar.
27; E 689125; Ascherberg, Hopwood
& Crew, ltd., London. 9006
— Sonata in C minor; fingering and
phrasing, interpretation of embellish-
ments, annotations or analyses and
remarks bearing upon the perform-
ance, by G. Augustus Holmes and
Frederick J. Karn, both of Great
Britain; pf. © Apr. 4, 1928; 1 e.
Apr. 6; E 689209; Edwin Ashdown,
ltd., London. 9007
468
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS —
no. 4, 1928 y
9029
Much ado about nothing; tarantelle
‘dramatique, by Bertram Srawley,
‘arr. by Geo. H. Sanders, both of
Great Britain; pf. © Apr. 26, 1928 ;
-.2 e. Apr. 27; BE 691024; Sanders-
- Weiss, ine., New York. 9008
Mujer (Una) a mi gusto; duo, letra
y musica por I. M. Valle, of Mexico,
domiciled at Chicago. © 1 ¢. Apr.
12, 1928; E 687698; Ignacio M.
Valle, Chicago. 9009
Murder in the first degree; words and
melody by V. Spivey. © 1 c¢. Apr.
23, 1928; E 688958; Victoria Spivey,
New York. 9010
Musie brings memories of you; words
and melody by R. Cooke. © 1 «.
Apr. 4, 1928; E 688522; Ralph Cooke,
South Belmar, N. J. 9011
Music pictures; descriptions by Frank
J. Baum, music and illustrations by
Margaret Pearson Joyner; pf. 1.
The dance of the rag doll. [5
others] © Mar. 21, 1928; 2 c. Apr.
30; E 691104; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 9012
Music study course; by Grace Helen
Bech, pe. © Mar. 1; 1928: 2 e.
Mar. 7; aff. Apr. 9; A 1072620; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 9013
Musical (The) giants (Glazbeni di-
vovi) ; overture, selected and arr. by
R. Cernkovich; 8 piece tamburitza
orch. © Mar. 22, 1928; 2 ec. Apr.
19; E 687836; Rudolph Cernkovich,
Chicago. 9014
Musieal settings for clog dance tech-
nic; by Gertrude Haynes Young; pf.
© Apr. 13, 1928; 2 ¢c. and aff. Apr.
16; A. 1073595; Gamble, hinged mu-
sic co., Chicago. 9015
My aeroplane for two; words and mu-
sic by V. Zace; pf. and ukulele. acc.
San Francisco, Calif., Sunset pub-
lishing co. © Mar. 27, 1928; 2 ec.
Apr. 2; E 688454; Vera Zace, San
Francisco. 9016
My angel (Angela mia) ; words by Lew
Pollack, music by Erno Rapée; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by Joseph M.
Weiss. © Apr. 19, 1928; 2 e. Apr.
20; E 688884; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 9017
My bed is a boat; unison song, words
by Robert Louis Stevenson, music by
Perey Turnbull, of Great Britain;
in F. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Apr. 2, 1928; 1c. Apr.
13; E 689612 ; Edw ard Arnold & co.,
-’ London. | 9018
104065—28——5
My blossom bride; Hopi Indian love
song, fox trot from His blossom
bride, -by A. M. Baldwin; pf. ©
Mar: 30, 1928; 2c. Apr. 3; E 687419;
Anita M. Baldwin, Santa Anita,
Calif. 9019
My blossom bride; Hopi Indian love
song, from His blossom bride, words
and music by A. M. Baldwin. 1.
Low voice in E.—2. Medium voice in
G—8. High voice in B flat. © Mar.
30, 1928; 2 c. each Apr. 3; E 687421;
Anita M. Baldwin, Santa Anita,
Calif. 9020
My cowboy ; words by S. T. Field, mu-
sie by Eugene Platzman. © 1 ec.
Aug. 4, 1927; E 679182; Stella Tom
Field, Middletown, Conn. 9021
My daddy’s coffin blues; words and
melody by Bessie A. Smith. © 1c.
Apr. 19, 1928; E 687862; Georgia
music co., New York. 9022
My dear miss; one step, words by Na-
than Izenberg, music by J. Janicki,
of Poland, domiciled at New Bed-
ford, Mass. ©1e. Apr. 25, 1928; E
688987; Joseph Janicki, New Bed-
ford, Mass. 9023
My dear old father; words and music
by A. KR. Bray. © 1c. Apr. 2, 1928:
E 687449 ; Arbaleeta Ross Bray, Wil-
lard, Mo. 9024
My dream of paradise; words and mel-
ody by J. Tallariti: © 1c. Apr. 3,
1928; E 687452; Joseph YTallariti,
Tacoma. 9025
My dream within my dreams; words
and melody by R. Cooke. © 1 e«.
Apr. 4, 1928; E 688520; Ralph Cooke,
South Belmar, N. J. 9026
My father; words by C. Fox [and] My
“mother; words anon.: musie by C.
Fox: ©. Apr. 10, 1928; 2c. Apr. 28;
E 690119; Catharine Fox, Middle-
town, Del. 9027
My girl; ballad fox trot, melody by
F. Oliver and F. Kelton. © 1 «.
Apr. 19, 1928; E 687867; Felix Oli-
ver and Frank Kelton, New York.
9028
My grandpappy’s gun; words by AI.
Bernard, music by J. Russel Robin-
son; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
Anthony J. Franchini. © Apr. 12,
1928; 2 ce. Apr. 14; E 687704; Joe
Morris music co., New York. 9029
469
CATALOGUE: OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9030
My heart is in the roses; waltz, words
by Alfred Bryan, music by Fred
Fisher, arr. by Alfred J. Doyle;
male quartet. 4to. © Apr. 2,.1928;
2 ¢ Apr. 4; E 687506; ,Leo. Feist,
inc., New York. 9030
My heart’s in Normandy; words and
music by M. G. Mathis. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Apr. 5,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 10; E 687636; Mar-
garet G. Mathis, Louisville. 9031
My lady of dreams; words and melody
by M. Dixon. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1928;
E 688516; May Dixon, San Fran-
cisco. 9032
My laughing Lena; melody by C. S.
Harris. © 1.¢. Apr. 17, 1928; E
687812; Charles Saul Harris, New
York. 9033
My little gypsy ; melody by B. M. Gold-
berg. dnc) Apr. 18; ,fe2ore Li
688843; Bertha M. Goldberg,
Youngstown, O. 9084
My little house is your house; fox-
trot, words by Pat K. Heale, music _
by Ken Kennedy, of Great Britain ;
pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by AI.
Stevens; in G. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Dec. 29, 1927; 1 ¢.
Jan. 5, 1928; E 689147; Peter Derek
& co., London. 9035
My lonesome years; words and music
by F. X. Potvin, arr. by Walter W.
Newcomer. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Apr. 12, 1928; 2c. Apr.
19; E 687849; Francis X. Potvin,
Providence, R. I. 9036
My long lost summer; words and mu-
sic by Netta Naomi Andrews. San
Francisco, Cal., Fisk music pub. co.
© Mar. 15, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 18; E
688828; Janet Andrews. Richison,
Santa Cruz, Calif. 9037
My love rode by; words by Gertrude
R. Ross, music by Mary Hvelene Cal-
breath. 1. High voice, in G.—2. Low
voice, in E flat. © Apr. 20, 1928;
2 c. each Apr. 26; E 691005; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 9038
My love’s an arbutus; old Irish air,
harmonized and arr. by Reginald
Redman, of Great Britain; violin,
violoncello and pf. © Mar. 21,
1928; 1 ce. Apr. 9; E 689381; Auge-
ner, ltd., London. 9039
My mama scolds me for flirting ; words
and melody by Dock Walsh. ©. 1 e.
Apr. 7, 1928; E 687578; Ralph Peer,
New York. 9040
. pt. 1, ns s., v. 23
My Mobile moon; words by Flo. Stokes
[i. e. Florene Stokes], music by
Harry Jay [pseud. of. Harry J. Lin-
coln]; pf. and ukulele ace:' © Apr.
ah 4928 3 2) res; Apr. 27 : «HA GOOIRT ;
Florene Stokes, Mobile. ——« 9041
My Ohio home; ballad, words by Gus
Kahn, music by Walter Donaldson,
_arr. by Alfred J. Doyle; male quar-
tet. 4to. © Apr. 2, 1928; 2'c. Apr.
4; E 687507; Leo Feist, ine., New
York. 9042
My Ohio home; fox-trot, words by
Gus Kahn, music by Walter Donald-
son, arr. by Anthony Gale; orch.
© Apr...12;' 1928" 2 euvAge fa
688768 ; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
9043
My own Johnstown; words by Edward
A. Dittmar and Harry Hesselbein,
music by Charles Wakefield Cadman.
©. Mar. 80, 1928; 2 ¢, Mar. 313, E
687361; Johnstown chamber of com-
merce, Johnstown, Pa. 9044
My pressed red rose; waltz, melody
by P. Toma. © 1c. Apr. 18, 1928;
E 688853 ; Peter Toma, Brooklyn.
9045
My song; words by Tyrone King, mu-
sic by Cecil Ellis; high voice. ©
Apr. 2, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 6; E 687607;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York... 9046
My Swanee sunshine; words by Ed.
Lowry, music by Mickey Kippel, arr.
by Larry Shay; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Mar. 1, 1928; 2°c. Apri '9;' EB
688633 ; Harry Rosenthal, ine., Mil-
waukee. 9047
My sweet little rose; words by A. L.
Brinson, melody by Robt. H. Bren-
nen. © 1c. Apr. 7, 1928; E 687580;
Arthur L. Brinson, Niagara Falls,
N..X 9048
My sweetheart; waltz, words and mel-
ody by.C. Arlen... ©, 1,-c. Apr. 23,
1928; E 687983; Charles Arlen, Los
Angeles. 9049
My sweetheart is a shy little fairy;
words and melody by J. Patterson.
© 1c. Apr. 18, 1928; E 688749;
Ralph Peer, New York. 9050
My sweetie’s sweet; Dixie fox-trot,
words and melody by Ralph Sowell
[i. e. R. S. Sowell] © 1c. Apr. 27,
1928; E 691155; Ralph Spellman
Sowell, Detroit. 9051
My sword and I; from The three: mus-
keteers, words by Clifford Grey, mu-
470
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no: 4; 1928 9°)
‘sie by Rudolf Friml.. © Apr. 4,
1928; 2 ec. Apr. 6; E 688584; Harms,
-ine., New York. 9052
My treasure; words and music by R.
‘L. Mitchell. © 1c. Apr. 23, 1928;
E 690003 ; Richard Langley Mitchell,
Evanston,. Ill. 9053
My wandering friend; words by A.
Douchey, music by Richard Brough-
ton. ‘© Mar. 30, 1928; 2 ¢. Apr. 5;
E 687523; Anna Douchey, Los An-
geles. 9054
Mystére (Mystery); de M. Delmas-
Popy, of France; orch. avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Feb..25, 1928; 1c.
Mar. 20; FE 689276; E. Gaudet, Paris.
9055
Nada; musical comedy in 3 acts, words
by S..B. Adsit, music by H. M. Mack-
lin. _Champaign, Ill., Taylor-Fisher
music shop. © Apr. 10, 1928; 2 ¢.
Apr. 12; D 27310; Hall M. Macklin
and Stephen B. Adsit, Champaign,
Til. - 9056
Nagelschmied (Der) ; worte von Hein-
rich von Reder, musik von Berthold
Franz, of Germany, op. 31, nr. 38;
vierstimmigen minnerchor. 4to. ©
Sept. 20, 1927; 1 c« Apr. 11, 1928; E
689349 ; Gebriider Hug & co., Leipzig.
9057
Naissance .(La) du amour; by C.
Power; harpe. ©1c. Apr. 5, 1928;
E 687532; Carmel Power, Chicago.
9058
Napoli; words and melody by S. S.
Hawkes. © 1 ¢. Apr. 20, 1928; HE
688900; Stanley S. Hawkes, Brook-
lyn. 9059
Napule perla ’e ll’Italia; versi di E.
Battiparano, melodia di Vincenzo De
Crescenzo, 4to. © Apr. 2, 1928; 2c.
Apr. 6; E 688560; Ernesto Rossi,
New York. 9060
Nation’s (The) praise; words by L.
G. Smith, melody by Robert H. Bren-
nen. ©1c. Apr. 18, 1928 ; E 688840 ;
' Laura G. Smith, Beacon, N. Y.
9061
Nature voices; cho., words by Charles
Kingsley, music by Harry Hale
Pike; men’s voices. 4to.. © Apr. 17,
1928: 2 ec. Apr. 19; E 687835; Willis
music co., Cincinnati. 9062
Naughty but nice; words by May
Shoafstall. [i. e. M. S. Hackard],
music by M. S. Hackard; pf. © 1c.
Apr. 23, 1928; E 688964; May Shoaf-
‘stall Hackard, Alton, Ill. 9063
9074
Navy blue and gold; march, words
anon., music by J. W. Crosley; pf.
© 1a Apr. 20, 1928; E 688916; J.
W. Crosley, Annapolis. 9064
Nbraccia a tte; versi e musica di L.
Canoro; violin. © 1 ce Apr. 5, 1928;
E 687534; Louis Canoro, New York.
9065
Nearer; sacred song, words and music
by G.-A. Collin; with violin: obbl.
ad lib, © Apr. 19, 1928; 2 ¢ Apr.
28; E 690116; G. A. Collin, Somer-
set, Pa. 9066
Need you ask me; words by Egbert
Harold van Delden and F. L: Cooper,
jr., melody by John Peter Sacco. ©
1c. Apr. 20, 1928; E 688904; Fred-
erick Linn Cooper, jr., New. York.
9067
Negro (Il) flemmatico (Black bot-
tom) ; fox trot, di Amleto Fiorni, of
Italy, op. 147; piccola orch. 4to. ©
Mar. 23, 1928; 1 ¢. Apr. 19; EB
689653 ; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
9068
Nei giardini di una piccola fata; di
Aldo Cantarini, of Italy; piccola
orch., con pf. conduttore. 4to.
Apr,16,5 1928: tc, Apr 17 2, 6
689497 ; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
9069
Nest eggs; by Marion Hickman; pf. ©
Apr: 13,.) 1928: Be! Apr 1647
687769 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 9070
Never mind; words by Alexander Rob-
inson and James Blythe, melody
by Aletha Dickerson. © 1 ¢. Apr.
25, 1928; E 688996; Klaas music
pub. co., Chicago. 9071
Never no neckin’ now; words and mu-
sic by J. R. Alter; pf. © 1c. Apr.
14, 1928; E 687726; Jacob R. Alter,
Philadelphia. 9072
Never roam again blues; words and
music by Al. Wilson and Chas. Wein-
berg; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
May Singhi Breen. New York, AI.
Wilson music pub. co. © Apr. 19,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 20; E 688895; Ed-
ward B. Marks music co., New York.
9073
New and pretty but the old Ford had
to set the pace; words and melody
by E. Howard. © Mar. 8, 1928; 2 c.
Mar. 12; E 683792 ; Edward Howard,
Washington. 9074
471
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9075
pt. II, D.s., v. 23
New Hampshire; words by Andrew B. | No easy rider blues; words and mel-
Sterling, music by Max Prival and
Josephine McCormick ; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini. ©
Apr, oO" LO28 20". Agr. aaa ae
688925; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
ine., New York. > 6 9075
Next; fox trot, words and melody by
R. Salmon, of Russia, domiciled at
Brooklyn. © 1. Apr. 10, 1928; E
687671; Reuben Salmon, Brooklyn.
9076
Ngoma (The); regimental march of
the 6 King’s African rifles, by H.
McLeven, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Mar. 24,°1928; 1c Apr..20; E
689570; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
9077
Nie tkniente reka ni czyja; words by
K. Biedrzycki, music by W. Worones.
© Mar. 30, 1928; 2. ce. Apr. 2; HE
687406; Konstanty Biedrzycki, Chi-
cago. 9078
Night (A) of love; by H. Oblinger ;
melody, with pf. acc.
9, 1928; E 688652; Harry Oblinger,
San Francisco. 9079
Night (The) you sang Sweet Gene-
vieve ; words and music by Al. Swan-
son, of Great Britain; pf. and uku-
lele ace.; in G. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Apr. 11, 1928;
1 ec. Apr. 23; EH 689502; Lareine &
co., Itd., London. 9080
Nightmare blues; words and melody
by V. Spivey. © 1c. Apr. 23, 1928; |
E 688960 ; New
York. 9081
Ninna—nanna; versi di G.. Pinelli,
musica di T. Petralia Carducci, of
Italy. © Apr. 30,1928; 1.-c. Apr.
26; E 689664; A. Forlivesi & @,
Florence, Italy. 9082
Nirvana; words by John Hall Wee-
lock, deutsch von Albert Noelte, mu-
sic by Radie Britain, of the United
States, op. 7. © Sept. 15, 1927; 2 ¢.
Mar. 30, 1928; E 687409; Otto Hal-
breiter, Munich, Germany. 9083
Nitteren ; charleston, af Edvard Brink,
of Denmark; pf. © Nov. 25, 1927;
1c. Mar. 15, 1928; EH 689508; Wil-
helm Hansen, Copenhagen. 9084
No; words and music by Al. Wilson
and Russ Hird; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by Anthony J. Franchini.
© Apr. 19, 1928; 2 ¢. Apr. 20; E
688894; Edward B. Marks music co.,
New York. 9085
Victoria Spivey,
© 1c. Apr. |
ody by Hattie C. Burleson. © 1 ec.
Apr. 11, 1928; E 688718; Columbia
phonograph co., inc., New York.
9086
No name waltz; words by H. Kelly,
melody by A. Chelli. © 1 ce. Apr.
2, 1928; E 687448; Harry Kelly and
Alfredo Chelli, San Francisco. 9087
No one; words by O. Smulian, music
by L. Block... © 1.¢, Appad::4928 ;
E 687450; Ohren Smulian and Leon
Block, Pine Bluff, Ark. 9088
No other arms; words and music by
J. H. Buckley. ©1c. Apr. 23, 1928;
E 690006; John H. Buckley, New
Haven. 9089
Nobody cares like mother; words by
M. Heene, melody by Robert H.
Brennen. © 1 c.-Apr. 18, 1928; E
6888386; Marguerite Adalene Heene,
' Leavenworth, Kan, - 9090
Nobody seems to care for me; words
by N. Baran, music by Jack Hd-
wards. New York City, Frank Har-
ding. © Mar. 22, 1928; 2 c Mar.
27; E 688577; Natalie Baran, Water-
bury, Conn. 9091
Noche en la bahia de Palma (Nuit
sur la baie de Palma); de Mallorca,
suite de Joaquin Turina, of Spain;
pf. © Mar. 10, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 9;
EK 689408; Rouart, Lerolle et cie.,
Paris. 9092
Nocturne in © minor; Aa la Chopin,
by R. Polak; pf. Los Angeles,
Calif., Paramount music pub. co. ©
Apr" "26,"" 1928) 2 ec Aso
691144; Rudolph Polak, Los Angeles.
9093
Non pit... . ; madrigale, di Pietro
Cimara, of Italy, rid. di T. Petralia
C.; orch., con pf. conduttore. 4to.
© Apr. 12, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 26; HB
689661; A. Forlivesi & c., Florence,
Italy. 9094
Nordic; symphony no. 1, second move-
ment, by Howard Hanson, -op. 21;
orch.; in E min. © Mar. 29, 1928;
2iie. Apr. 20;: E \688885; Coc.
Birchard & co., Boston. 9095
North star; words and music by Anne
Spencer Watkins. © 1c. Apr. 4,
1928; E 688526; Anne §S. Watkins,
New York. 9096
Norwich hymn; words by Arthur Wal-
lace Peach, music by John L.
Twombly.. © Mar. 29; 1928; 2.c.
Apr. 2; E 687429; Norwich wuniver-
sity, Northfield, Vt. 9097
472
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928
3 9116
Nostalgie; ouverture symphonique, de
' José M. Lucchesi, of Brazil; orch.,
avee pf. conducteur et 1°" violon
conducteur. 4to. © Feb. 25, 1928;
1c. Mar. 20; E 689252; A. Bosc,
Paris. é' 9098
Nostromo; by Gaylord Yost; violin
and pf. © Apr. 24, 1928; 2 ¢. Apr.
26; E 690031; Boston music co., Bos-
ton. 9099
Not guilty; photo-play music, by Leo
A. Kempinski, op. 75; orch. © Apr.
10) toes 2 Co ADE. tL. Hi 688647 ;
Irving Berlin standard music. corp.,
New York. - 9100
Novelettes; by E. Markham. Lee, of
Great Britain; pf. 1. In the corn-
fields. [4 others] © Mar. 23, 1928;
1 ¢e. Apr. 18; E 689470 ; International
musie co., ltd., London. 9101
Novia (La) del Sargento; 6, Nueva
Adelita, letra y 6rden de musica por
L. Cordero, of Mexico, domiciled at
Los Angeles; pf. © 1 ¢. Apr. 21,
1928; E 687926; José Perches En-
riquez, Los Angeles. 9102
Now I lay me down to sleep; words
and music by H. L. Bloomquist ; pf.
© 1c. Mar. 9, 1928; E 688691; Han-
nah Lundberg Bloomquist, Coteau, |
N. D. 9103
Now that I’ve found you; words and
melody by H. S. Parham. © 1 :«
Apr. 9, 1928; E 687649; H. Strath-
dene Parham, Chicago. 9104
Nursery (The) rhyme band book;
songs, arr. by L. E. De Rusette, of
Great Britain ; percussion band, with
pf. ace. London, J. Curwen & sons,
Itd. [Staff and tonie sol-fa nota-
tions] © Apr. 2, 1928; 1 @ Mar.
31; E 689317; Louie EH. De Rusette,
Sutton, Surrey, England. 9105
O ask of the stars above you (Pre-
gtntale 4 las estrellas); Mexican
folksong, English version by Fred-
erick H. Martens, music arr. by
Charles F. Manney. 1. High, in F—
2. Low, in D. © Mar. 23, 1928; 2 c.
each Apr. 16; E 687748; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. 9106
O’ beautiful lady; words by P. D.
Feinman, music by Richard Brough-
ton. © 1c. Apr. 19, 1928; E 687888;
* Philip D. Feinman, Chicago. 9107
O Canada; words by Lawrence Buch-
an, music by C. Lavallée, of Can-
ada, arr. by Fred R. Weaver. ‘To-
ronto, Canada, Whaley, Royce &
co., ltd. © Apr. 26, 1928; 1 ¢. Apr.
26; E 689651; Fred R. Weaver mu-
sic co., Vancouver, B. C., Canada.
9108
O Cuba (Tu); habanera, Spanish
words by Fernan Sanchez, English
version by Frederick H. Martens,
music by E. Sanchez de Fuentes, arr.
by Charles Fonteyn Manney. 1.
High, in F.—2, Low, in D. © Apr.
9, 1928; 2 c. each Apr. 16; E 687749;
Oliver Ditson ‘co., Boston. 9109
O filii; variations sur l’opera, de Jean
de Gibon, of France; orgue ou har-
monium. © Mar. 10, 1928; 1 «¢
Apr. 18; E 689434; Vve. L. J. Biton,
St.-Laurent-sur-Sévre, Vendée,
France. 9110
O great first cause; hymn anthem, set
to tune Rawdon, words by Frederic
Montague de la Fosse, music by F.
G. Mann, of Canada. London, No-
vello & co., ltd. S8vo. © Apr. 10,
1928; 1 ec. Mar. 30; E 689321; Fred-
eric G. Mann, Peterborough, On-
tario, Canada. 9111
O Israel, return unto the Lord your
God; anthem, words from Hosea
XIV, music by Frank L. Sealy;
mixed voices, with ten. and_ bass
solos and organ ace. 4dto. © Apr.
ot, 1928: 2c, Apr. 30; By, G9hiae6:
H. W. Gray co., New York. 9112
O light of life; vesper anthem, words
by F. T. Palgrave, music by Rich-
ard Kountz; mixed voices. 4to. ©
Apr. 13; 1928; .2° cOUApro IE.»
687770 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 9115
OQ. Loerd,. with weary ‘hearts . we're
yearning; words by E. A. Barrell,
music by H. Engelmann; in J flat.
©” Apr! 25/1928 2° Apr.’ 27 3
691066; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. [© words] 9114
O sole mio (My sunshine); by E. di
Capua, arr. by H. Aleinikoff; violin
1, 2 and, pts,.,©@, Mar. 20,1928... 214
Apr. 9; E 688619; Co-operative mv-
sic co., Philadelphia. 9115
O’ tango; tango, paroles de Jean Pari-
got, musique de B. Calvete, of
France; pf. 4to. © Feb. 25, 1928;
1c Mar. 20; E 689245; Babi! Sal-
vete, Paris. 9116
473
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9117
O, what a wonderful Saviour; words
and musie by A. H. Ackley. Chi-
cago—Philadelphia, Rodeheaver co.
© Mar. 15, 1928; 2'c. Mar. 14; E
683859 ; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago. 9117
Oberek mieszany; melody by P. Hu-
meniuk. © 1 c. Apr. 5, 1928; HB
687537; Paul Humeniuk, New York.
| 9118
Off to the fox hunt; by Roger H.
Woodrow, of Germany; pf., 6 hands.
© Apr. 7, 1928; 2) c. -Apr. 9; E
688631; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
9119
Offenbach (Jacques) Miracle scene;
from The tales of Hoffmann, by Of-
fenbach,. arr. by P. A. Marquardt;
erch; ©. Apr. .6, 1928;, 2; ¢. Apr.
4; E 688622; Photo play music co.,
ine., New York. 9120
Offertory (Volontaire); by Richard
Howsgill, of England; orch. with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Mar. 22, 1928;
1 ec. Apr. 3; E 689156; Hawkes &
son (London), Itd., London. 9121
Oh, Al, you are my pal; words and
music by R. C. Lippert. © 1 ¢. Apr.
27, 1928; E 691036; Ruth Cashen
Lippert, Chicago. 9122
Oh! dear mother; words and melody
by M. H. Matthews, of Canada. ©
1 c. Apr. 6, 1928; E 688541; Mat-
thew Henry Matthews, Milner, B. C.,
Canada.
Oh, man of mine; words and music by
F. L. Moore. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Apr. 2, 1928; 2 ec. Apr.
6; E 688571; Frances L. Moore,
Marion, Ind. 9124
Oh, Mary I love you; words and mu-
sic by John J. Schneider; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Apr. 14, 1928: 2 «.
Apr. 16; E 687778; Songtex music
co., Philadelphia. 9125
Oh, Mr. Swanee; fox-trot song, words
and melody by Will Will [i. e. W.
M. Will], arr. by Roger Halle. ©
1c. Apr. 25, 1928; EH 688993; Wil-
liam Morrison Will, Katonah, N. Y.
9126
Oh mother dear; words by A. Bell,
music by Jacob Rosemarin, of Can-
ada. ©1e. Apr. 9, 1928; E 688644;
Amelia Bell, Montreal, Canada.
9127
Oh! paradise; words and music by
S. B. Cadman; pf., with words and
cho. of mixed voices. Monongahela,
9123
pt. II, 0. 8., v. 23
Pa., Mrs. W. H. Cadman. 4to. ©
Apr.; | 24, 151928 ; i-2itben Apr 27, EB
688947 ; Sadie B. Cadman, Mononga-
hela, Pa. 9128
Oh, those thrills; words and music by
W. T. Miller. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Apr. 2, 1928;
2c. Apr. 6; E 688570; Walter T.
Miller, Freeport, Pa. 9129
Oh! you have no idea; words by Phil
Ponce, music by Dan Dougherty ; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Apr. 27, 1928;
2 ec. Apr. 28; E 690130; Ager, Yel-
len & Bornstein, inc., New York.
9130
Ojitos negros; letra por Carlos Ramon
Chano, musica por C. R. Chano y
Ed Tavo, both of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles. 8vo. [Photostat]
© ‘Mar. ''10,''192832:e. Apr. 6; E
688604; Dionisio Acosta, Los ’An-
geles. 9131
Old-fashioned (An) garden ; solo or
duet, words and music by G. A. Col-
lin; with violin obbl.:ad lib. © Apr.
19, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 28; E 690115;
G. A. Collin, Somerset, Pa. / 9132
Old (The) fashioned love of the days
long ago; words and music by Effie
F. Kamman; pf. and ukulele acc.,
with chords for tenor banjo, man-
dola or guit. ad lib. © Apr..,25,
1928; 2c. Apr. 28; E 690148; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York. $133
Old (The) man of the mountains; mu-
sical comedy in 1 act, words and
music by William Stuart Baines.
4to. © Apr. 17, 1928; 2c. Apr. 19;
D 27309; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati. 9134
Old (The) mill-wheel (Hen olwyn
ddwr y felin); unison song, poem
from the Welsh of Bryfdir, English
tr. by H. Idris Bell, music by W. 8S.
G. Williams, of Great Britain; in
F. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations] © Mar. 31, 1928; 1c. Mar.
31; E 689315; W. S. Gwynn Wil-
liams, Llangollen, N. Wales. 91385
Old (The) musical box (Boite de mu-
sique); by Bertram Srawley, arr.
by Geo. H. Sanders, both of Great
Britain; pf. © Aprs.26; 192832 c.
Apr. 27; E 691025; Sanders-Weiss,
inc., New York. 9136
Old pal make my dreams come true;
words by HE. M. Lynch, music by
Lytton S. Davis. © Apr. 21, 1928;
2 ce. Apr. 21; E 688953; Elsie M.
Lynch, Peace Valley, Mo. 9137
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928 —
Old (An) palace (Palazzo vecchio) ;
nocturne, by James Francis Cooke;
pf. ‘© Apr. 25, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 27;
E 691064; Theodore Presser ©Co.,
. Philadelphia. 9138
Old pals are the best pals after all;
words by Billy Rose, music by Gene
Austin and Charles Bates. © Apr.
25, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 26; E 690050;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York. 9139
Omar, the tentmaker ; words by Oliver
Murray Edwards, music by William
Berwald; high voice. Syracuse,
N. Y., Oliver music co. © Apr. 25,
1928; 2 c, Apr. 28; E 691075; Oliver
M. Edwards, Boston. 9140
On the banks of Mississippi; words
and music by S. K. Ramer, of Can-
ada; pf. © 1¢. Apr. 18, 1928; E
691163; Sarah Kate Ramer, Van-
couver, B.,.C., Canada. 9141
On the banks of the little Muskegon
River; words by M. Martin, music
by David Reed. ©1e. Apr. 7, 1928;
EK 687601; Minnie Martin; Gulliver
P. O., Mich. 9142
On the blue Danube; waltz song, by
Johann Strauss, words and arr. of
music by J. 8S. Fearis; male voices.
' 4to.’ © Apr. 5, 1928; 2 ¢ Apr. 9;
E 687613; J. S. Fearis & bro., Chi-
eago. 9143
On the board walk where you ought
to be; words and music by J. J.
Muller; © 1 c¢. Apr. 11, 1928; E
690170; John Jacob Muller, Tren-
ton, N. J. 9144
On the night we did the boom boom
by the sea; words by Billy Rose
and Ballard Macdonald, melody by
Jimmy Monaco. ©1c. Apr. 2, 1928;
E 688464; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 9145
On the road to Cairo; patrouille orien-
tale, by Bertram Srawley, arr. by
Geo. H. Sanders; both of Great Brit-
ain; pf. © Apr. 26, 1928; 2 ¢. Apr.
27; E 691026; Sanders-Weiss, inc.,
New York. 9146
On the sunny side of a sunny hill in
Santa Fé; words and music by Hu-
bert W. David, of Great Britain; pf.
and ukulele acc.; in D. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr. 26,
1928; 1 ec. Apr. 27; E 689691; Wor-
ton David, ltd., London. 9147
On the vagabond trail; words by El-
liott Keller, music by Wally Young;
; 9158
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by M.
Kalua. © Mar. 12, 1928; 2 c. Apr.
3; E 687444; Jack Mills, inc., New
York. 9148
On the village green; by Montague
Ewing, of Great Britain; pf.
Mar. ‘31, ,,19285,,.2 -e,,,Apr. ,. 35:5
687499 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 9149
Once in a life-time; words by Ray-
mond Klages, melody by Jesse Greer.
© 1 ce. Apr. 9, 1928; E 687657; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 9150
One and one; words by Max Rutchik,
melody by L. Whitcup. © 1. Apr.
9, 1928; E 688659; Leonard Whit-
cup, New York. 9151
One chance with you; words and
melody by Al André. © 1 ce. Apr.
27, 1928; E 691031; Alvin St. Clair
Austin, Pittsburgh. 9152
One hour; words and musie by Ernest
Longstaffe, of Great Britain. ©
Apr. 26, 1928; 1 ec. Apr. 27; EH
689689; Chappell & co., Itd., London.
9153
One land; words and music adapted
by L. A. De Vilbiss, arr. by Erdell
Mutchler. Philadelphia, Pa., M. D.
Swisher. © Apr. 26, 1928; 2.e. Apr.
26; E 691012; Lydia Allen De Vil-
biss, Philadelphia. 9154
One little kiss in the moonlight; words
by Billy Rose and Mort Dixon, music
by Harry Warren. © Apr. 19, 1928;
2c. Apr. 20; E 688888; Irving Ber-
lin, ine., New York. 9155
One more river; words and tune anon.,
arr. by Peter Warlock [pseud of
Philip Heseltine] of Great Britain;
4 male voices. London, Winthrop
Rogers, Itd. 4to © Mar. 30, 1928;
1c. Apr. 7; E 689399; Hawkes & son
(London) Itd., London. 9156
One smile; lyrics by F. L. Cooper, jr.,
and Egbert Harold Van Delden,
melody by. John Peter Sacco. ©
1c. Apr. 20, 1928; E 688905; Fred-
erick Linn Cooper, jr., New York.
9157
One summer day; by A. M. Virgil, op.
78, no. 2; pf. New York, Virgil
piano school co. © Apr. 27, 1928;
2c. Apr. 28; E 690138; Antha M.
Virgil, New York. 9158
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9159
Only; waltz song, words by Percy
Edgar, music by John Barclay, of
Great Britain; in C min. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar. 28,
19285) 12>.¢e.. Apr. 6145) eH 4689450 :
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, lItd.,
London. 9159
Only a dream; words by A. Josler,
musie by Alberto Castellani, of Italy.
© 1c. Apr. 2, 1928; E 688471; A.
Josler, Chicago. 9160
Only for you; words by Norma A.
Carmichael, music by Mae Scott
Carter, of Canada. © 1c. Apr. 13,
1928; E 688761; Emma Mae Carter,
Penetanguishene, Ontario, Canada.
9161
Only (The) one I love doesn’t love me
any more; words by J. Walker,
musie by T. E. Tudor. © 1c. Feb.
25, 1927; E 658531; Jessie Walker,
Belton, S. C. 9162
Only one word for her; words. by
Edith C. M. Boodle, music by Ray-
mond Loughborough, of
Britain. © Mar. 29, 1928; 1 ec. Mar.
31; E 689131; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. 9163
Onward Christians brave; words by
James Rowe, music by Thomas
Benton; 4 mixed voices. © Jan.
2, 1928; 2 ¢. Mar. 38; E 688209;
EKugene Monroe Bartlett, Hartford,
Ark. 9164
Open (The) road; suite, by Hermann
Lohr, of Great Britain; orch. with
1st violin conductor. 1. Pastorale.
[3 others]. © Apr. 10, 1928; 1 ¢.
Apr. 29; E 689593; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London. 9165
Opus 1; melody by M. Manguso. ©
1c. Apr. 2, 1928; E 688470; Michael
Manguso, Chicago. 9166
Orage (Storm); de Zerco, of France;
orch. avee pf. conducteur. 4to.
Mar. 10, 1928; 1c. Apr. 9; E 689416;
Barrau, Luchon, France. 9167
Oriental; by Gregory Matusewitch, op.
3, no. 1, arr. by J. G. Samoos; vio-
lin or concertina, with pf. ace. ©
Apr. 16, 1928; 2c. Apr. 24; E 687978;
I. Press and G. Matusewitch, Brook-
lyn. 9168
Oriental dream eyes; fox-trot, words
by Geo. W. Meyer, music by H. von
Platen, of Germany; pf. acc., with
banjulele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Alvin D. Keech; in B flat. [Staff
Great —
pt. II, 0. S., v. 23:
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr.
14, 1928; 1c. Apr. 18; E..689448;.
Keith, Prowse & co., Itd., London,
9169:
Orphans’ (The) cantata (Waisen-
kantate); German text by G. C.
Berkemeier English version by
Frederick H. Martens, music by
Louis Edgar Johns, op. 25; mixed
voices, with pf. or organ acc. 4to.
© Feb. 28, 1928; 2c. Apr. 30; E
_691134; Carl. Fischer, ine., New
York. ‘ 9170
Our alma mater, the pride of the
southland; words and music by O.
W. Winkfield. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1928;
E 691052; Orange Willis Winkfield,
Chicago. 9171
Our America ; save! by B. McKahan ;
pf. New York City, Frank Harding.
© Apr. 12, 1928; 2 e. Apr. 19; E
687844 ; Bessie McKahan, Stuart, Ia.
9172
Our America; new national song,
words and music by L. F. Kendall.
4to. ©: July 19, 1927; 2 ec: Apr. 7,.
1928; E 687560; Laura Frances
Kendall, Los Angeles. 9173.
Our America; words and music by F
L. Veach. .New York City, Frank
Harding. © Apr. 12, 1928; 2c. Apr.
20; E 688891; Frank ii Veach,
Marion, Il. 9174
Our American flyers; waltz, by W. J.
Schultz; violin and pf. © Mar. 30,
1928; 2c. Apr. 2; E 688463; William:
J. Schultz, Brooklyn. 9175
Our Lindy of the U. S. A.} words by
E. Maxim, music by Jack Edwards.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Apr. 2, 1928; 2c. Apr. 6; E 688569 ;
Ethel Maxim, Orange, Mass. 9176.
Out of the deep I eall; words by H.
W. Baker, music by V. V. Crounse ;
sop. or ten. © 1c. Apr. 28, 1928;
E 690171; Valley Vedder Crounse,
Altamont, N. Y. 9177
Ouverture zu einer revue (Ouverture
de revue) ; von Paul Lincke, of Ger-
many; salon-orch. mit pf. direktion.
4to.. ‘© Apr. 7, 1928 “tie. Apr 24 -
E 689601; Apollo-verlag, Berlin.
9178:
Over the garden wall; words. by
Myrrha Bantock, music by Doro-
thea Barcroft, of Great Britain.
Caravans. [5 others] © Mar. 23,
1928; 1 c. Apr. 20; E 689575 ; Boosey
& co., Itd., London. 9179
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“MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928
‘Over the hills and home again; way-
farer’s song, words by Daniel S.
Twohig, music by Oley Speaks; med.
voice.’ © Mar. 27, 1928; 2 c. Apr.
3; E 688491; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 9180
Over the meadow; tarantelle, by Wal-
lace A. Johnson, op. 186, no. 6; pf.
© Mar. 31, 1928; 2c. Apr. 3; E
687495; Theodore Presser co., Phil-
adelphia. 9181
Oyaneetah; Seminole love song, words
by Glen MacDonough, music by Vic-
tor Herbert, arr. by George J.
Trinkaus. 4to. 1. Mixed voices.—2.
Sop. and alto voices. © Apr. 23,
1928; 2 ¢. each Apr. 28; E 691077,
691078; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 9182, 9183
Ozarka suite; by Carl Busch; full
orch. Se. and pts. 1. A morning
pastorale. [8 others] © Apr. 10,
1928; 1 ec. Apr. 18; E 688734; Henry
T. FitzSimons, Chicago. 9184
‘Paese mio bello; valzer melodia di
Anthony Galasso, of Italy, domiciled
‘fat Jersey City, N. J. © 1c. Mar.
21, 1928; E 687158; Peter Clano,
Woodside, L. I., N. Y. 9185
Palestrina (Giovanni Pierluigi Santo)
O holy Jesus (O bone Jesu); an-
them, English tr. and arr. of music
by E. Harold Greer; 4 women’s
voices. 4to. © Apr. 4, 1928; 2 «.
Apr. 11; BE 688684; H. W. Gray co., |
New’: York. 9186
Pals (The) of long ago; words and
musi¢c by Frank Baffa and Pat Baffa
[i. e. Patrick Baffa] © 1c. Apr. 26,
1928; EK 690074; Patrick Baffa, Jer-
sey City. 9187
Papa; words and melody by L. Satz.
©,1.c. Apr. 25, 1928: EH 690105:
Ludwig Satz, Sea Gate, New York
Harbor, N. Y. 9188
Parade; de Trois caprices, poésie de
Théodore de Banville, musique de
Georges Auric, of France. © Mar.
10, 1928; 1 ec. Apr...9;, E.. 689552;
Heugel, Paris. 9189
Paris life; morceau francais, by Miro
Mosay, of Czechoslovakia, arr. by
Geo. H. Sanders, of Great Britain;
pf. ©. Apr. 2, 1928; 2c. Apr. 6: E
688574; Sanders-Weiss, inc., New
York. : 9190
Parrandero (El); letra y musica di
Maximo Cervantes y Ed. Tavo, both
of Mexico, domiciled at Los Angeles;
9202
ry
pf. 8vo. [Photostat] © Mar. 1,
1928; 2 ec. Apr. 10; E 687630; Dio-
nisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 9191
Parrandero (Fl); letra y arreglo de
musica por Luis Cordero, of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles; pf. ©1e.
Apr. 21, 1928; E 687927; José Per-
ches Enriquez, Los Angeles. 9192
(Leonard) Three
Shelley songs; words by Shelley,
music by L. Pascoe-Williams, of
Great Britain. 2d set. London, Kd-
win Ashdown, ltd. 1. Longing. [2
others] © Apr. 4, 1928; 1¢. Apr. 6;
EH 689205; Leonard Pascoe-Williams,
London. 9193
Passacaglia; by Annette H. Meyers;
gt. © Apr. 11, 1928; 2 ¢..Apr. 13;
E 688735; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago. 9194
Pascoe - Williams
Passion’s slave; by H. Maurice Jac-
quet; orech. © Apr. 18, 1928; 2 ec.
Apr. 14; E 687777; Irving . Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
9195
Pastoral, en sol; de M. Blancafort, of
France: pf. © Dec. 31, 1927; 1 e.
Mar. 20, 1928; E 689295; Editions
Maurice Senart, Paris. 9196
Pastoral sketches; by Billy Mayerl, of
Great Britain, op: 56), pfr 1. A
legend. [2 others] © Mar. 23,
1928; 1 c. Apr. 20; E 689573 ; Boosey
& co., ltd., London. 9197
Peace I leave with you; anthem, words
from the Bible, music by Stanley T.
Reiff; mixed voices, with organ ace.
4to. © Mar: 7, 1928; 2 ¢. Apr. 30;
E 691188; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 9198
Peek-a-boo Sam; words and music by
F. E. Sanderson. © Apr. 2, 1928;
2c. Apr. 9; BE 688617; Flora EB. San-
derson, Manchester, N. H. 9199
Pensée capricieuse; réverie, by Ber-
tram Srawley, arr. by Geo. H. San-
ders, both of Great Britain; pf. ©
Apr 26, |1928; p20 ew Aprsi:273. BH
691021; Sanders-Weiss, inc., New
York. 9200
Pero, peri, pert; versi e melodia di
G. Amato, of Italy, domiciled at
Brooklyn. © 1 ¢. Apr. 238, 1928;
E 690009 ; Gennaro Amato, Brooklyn.
9201
Pers—pers—personality; words and
musie by BH. Oliphant. [Photostat]
© 1c. Apr. 9, 1928; E 688650; Eve-
lyn Oliphant, New York. 9202
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9203
Dt. IN; Rg8.,)V., ai
Petite caline; de 2° petite suite, de R. | Picture (A) of spring; fox-trot, words
Ch, Martin, of France, op. 156; pf.
© Mar. 10, 1928; 1 c@ Apr. 9; E
689545 ; Durand et cie., Paris. 9203
Petite suite; de Georges Auric, of
France; pf. 1. Prélude. [4 others]
© Mar. 10, 1928; 1c. Apr..9; E
689524 ; Heugel, Paris. 9204
Petrograd; words by Jacob Jacobs,
melody by A. Olshanetsky. © 1 ec.
Apr. 10, 1928; E 687642; Alexander
Olshanetsky, New York, 9205
Pfdlzerlied; von J. Sauvlet, op. 14,
arr. von Leo Artok, of Germany;
orch. mit pf. conductor. © Apr. 12,
1928; 1 ¢c@ Mar. 30; E 689110; B.
Schott’s sohne, Mainz, Germany.
As 9206
Phantom (The) castle and other songs
of childhood; words by Doris Row-
ley, music by Kenneth A. Wright,
of Great Britain. London, Winthrop
Rogers, ltd. 1. The phantom castle.
[4 others] © Apr. 18, 1928; 1 «.
Apr. 28; E 689681; Hawkes & son.
(London) ‘Itd., London. 9207
Phi chi sweetheart; words and music
by Jos. A. Zahorchak and Hal
Hobbs. © Apr. 21, 1928; 2 c. Apr.
21; E 688945; Central office of Phi
chi, Nicholasville, Ky. 9208
Phi tau alpha rose; words and music
by C. Deemer. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1928;
E 690000; Clay Deemer, Huntington,
W. Va. 9209
Pianissimo; an apprehension, words
by Eli Ives Collins, music by James
H. Rogers; med. voice. © Mar. 27,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 38; E 688494; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 9210
Piano dialogs; words. and music by
Helen L. Cramm; pt., 4 hands.
Apr. 7, 1928; 2 ec. Apr. 10; E 688675;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
9211
Pick and shovel; words and music by
F. Burn; pf. and ukulele acc., with
chords marked for banjo and guit.
ad lib. © Apr. 3, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 9;
EK 687621; Farrar Burn, Sacramento,
Calif. 9212
Pickaninny sandman; words and mu-
sic by Sarah Talbert, arr. by Or-
lando A. Mansfield, of Great Britain ;
4 mixed voices. 4to. © Mar. 31,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 3; E 687485; The-
odore Presser co., Philadelphia.
9213
and melody by Tom Bellamy [i. e.
T. .A,, Bellamy ,.,©, 4,¢. Aprqt,
1928 ; E 688700; Thomas Allen Bel-
lamy, Dayton, 0. , 9214
Pierrot’s baby lullaby; by H. Maurice
Jacquet; violin or flute and pf. ©
Mar. 26, 1928; 1c. Apr. 14, 1 c. Apr.
25; E 690023; C. C. Birchard & co.,
Boston. 9215
Piggly wiggly; characteristic march,
by Will Donaldson, arr. by Walter
C. Schad; orch., with pf., or organ.
4to. © Apr. 21, 1928; 2 ce. Apr. 23;
E_ 688929; Irving Berlin standard
music corp., New York. 9216
Pimpernel; mazurka, by Joe Morley,
of England; banjo solo with 2d
banjo and pf. acc. © Apr. 25, 1928;
1c, Apr. 26; E 689631; John E. aie
las & sons, Itd., London. 9217
Pizzicati; de Alfredo Barbirolli, of
Italy, et Fernand Jehin, of Belgium ;
quintette & cordes, avec. pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Mar. 10, 1928; 1
e. Apr. 9; E 689526 ; Heugel, Paris.
9218
Plainte (La), au loin, du faune :. .;
piéce écrite pour le Tombeau’ de
Claude Debussy, par Paul Dukas,
transcription par Gustave Sama-
zeuilh, of France; fiiite et pf.. ©
Feb. 25, 1928%,° 1 ie. War 20 =). Ei
689266; Durand et cie., Paris. 9219
Plantation; words by Neville Fleeson,
music by M. Raul Steiner; in E flat.
New York, Chappell-Harms, inc. ©
Apr? 13, * TS28 sO eo Nie ele ore eat)
687744; Harms, ine., New York.
9220
Plantation songs; arr. by S. Robinson,
of Great Britain; bar. solo and cha.
of mixed voices. London, J. Cur-
wen & sons, Itd. 4to. 1. Kemo
kimo. [4 others] © Mar. 23, 1928;
1 ec. Mar. 21; E 689160; Stanford
Robinson, London. 9221
Play-box (The) ; concert party album,
words and music by George Ellis,
of Great Britain, arr. by Herbert
Townsend. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations]. © Feb. 23, 1928; 1 ce.
Mar. 28; E 689121; Reynolds & co.,
London. 9222
Pleasant memories; words by C. Lind-
sdy, music by Clifton Keith. New
ork City, Frank Harding. © Apr.
12, 1928; 2 e. Apr. 19; E 687845;
Cassie Lindsay, Bireh Harbor, Me.
9223
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no. 4, 1928
9246
~
Please; charleston, di R. Narducci, of
Italy ; orch., con pf. conduttore. 4to.
Ge Agr 30. 1998: Jc. Apr 26;
689659; A. Forlivesi & c., Florence,
Italy. 9224
Please apply the brakes; words by
Monk Seaton, melody by V. A. Ve-
dova, of Great Britain, domiciled at
New York. © 1 ce. Apr. 14, 1928;
E_ 687733; Victor Aramis Vedova,
New York. 9225
Pochon (Alfred) Two sketches’ for
string quartet; arr. by Alfred Po-
chon, of Switzerland, domiciled at
New.. York. ,. 1... Lord, Gregory.,, [1
other], @ Mar. 1, 1928; 2.c. Apr.
30;. E. 6910938; Oarl Fischer, inc.,
New York. ' 9226
Pocuditem moj hyrije shkodrane; no.
202, words and melody by J. Shefka.
© 1. Feb. 16, 1928; E 686890;
James Shefka, New York. 9227
Pod okienko jej; words by K. Biedr-
zycki, music by W. Worones: ©
Mar. 30, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 2; E 687407;
Konstanty Biedrzycki, Chicago.
9228
for orch., by D.
© 1 ¢. Apree
Poem fantastique;
Robinson; pf. sc.
1928; E 688555; David Robinson,
New York. 9229
Poisons; words by Douglas Stuart, mu-
sic by Paul Andrew, of England.
© Mar. 28, 1928; 1 ¢. Apr. 9; B
689297; Lareine & co., I1td., London.
9230
Polonaise ; extraite du Joueur d’echecs,
d’Henri Rabaud, of France; pf. |
Mar. 10, 1928; 1 ec. Apr. 9; E 689412;
Max Eschig et cie., Paris. 9231
Pom-pom; de _ lopérette, paroles de
Jean Le Seyeux, musique de Bétove,
at EKrance. ~ © Apr. 13, 1928: 1c.
Apr. 20; E 689581; Enoch et cie.,
Paris. 9232
Pomp and ceremony; marche trium-
phale, by Bertram Srawley, arr. by
Geo. H. Sanders, both of Great Brit-
ain; pf. © Apr. 2, 1928; 2 ec. Apr.
6; E 688572; Sanders-Weiss, inc.,
New York. 9233
Poor (The) blind-man; descriptive bal-
lad, words and music by P. Chand-
ler. © 1c. Apr. 2, 1928; E 688476;
Posey Chandler, Cincinnati. 9234
Poor Butterfly waits for me; words
and melody by L. Morse. © 1 ec.
Apr. 17, 1928; E 688834; Lee Morse,
New York. 9235
Popcorn; by Joe Morley, of England;
banjo solo with 2d banjo and pf.
ace. © Apr. 25, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 26;
E 689632; John E. Dallas & sons,
lItd., London. 9236
Post horn galop; by Koenig, arr. by
Sydney Herbert, of Great Britain ;
brass band. 4to.. © Mar. 20, 1928;
1c. Apr. 20; E 689576; Boosey & €o.,
ltd., London. 9237
Poterianaja liubou; valse, by A.
Schwartz; accordion. © 1 ¢. Apr.
21, 1928; E 687913; Abe Schwartz,
New York. 9238
Pour vivre avec toi; poésie anon. japo-
naise du 19° siécle, traduite par
Adolphe Thalasso, musique de G.
Sporek, of France. Paris, E. Ploix.
©7Feb. .25, 1928; 1 ¢c.,Mar. 20; EB
689244 ; Georges Sporck, Paris. 9239
Pourquoi (Les): d’Eve; de lopérette
Pom-pom, paroles de Jean Le Sey-
eux, musique de Bétove, of France,
© Apr. 13,..1928; 1 e« Apr.,20;, E
689582; Hnoch et cie., Paris. 9240
Powder. puff; melody by F. Galassi.
© 1c. Apr. 19,° 1928; E 688920;
“Frank Galassi, New York. 9241
Prairie night; words by Grace Osburn
Wharton, music by Charles Wake-
field Cadman. 1. High, in C min.—
2. Med., in A min. © Apr. 11, 1928;
2 c. each Apr. 16; E 687750; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 9242
Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem; anthem
for Thanksgiving, commemoration,
ete., words from the Bible, music by
Orlando A. Mansfield ; mixed voices,
with organ ace. 4to. © Apr. 18,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 20; E 688881; Boston
music co., Boston. 9243
Prayer (Priére) ; by Richard Howgill,
of England; orch. with pf. conduc-
COE! 4t0ire (Or Marsi22011928*. Ine.
Apr. 3; E 689155; Hawkes & son
(London), Itd., London. 9244
Prayer of the drunkard’s little girl;
words and. melody by A. Reed.
1c. Apr, 4, 192650) GSiata; Ralph
Peer, New York. 9245
Prelude religioso; founded on the
theme of Edward Nicholl’s song, God
keep thee pure, adapted by Michael
Oslo, of England; pf. © Feb. 28,
1928; 1 c. Mar. 8; E 685636; Phil-
lips & Page, London. 9246
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9247
Preludio; par F. Moreno Torroba, of
Spain, edité et doigté par Andrés
Segovia; guit. © May 3, 1928; 1c.
Apr. 27; E 689684; B. Schott’s sdéhne,
Mainz, Germany. 9247
Pretty little thing; words and melody
by A. Larsen. © 1c. Apr. 3, 1928;
E 687467; Antoinette Larsen, Los
Angeles. 9248
Primmavera d’e ffigliole; versi di Pas-
quale Ripoli, melodia di M. Nicolo,
ef Italy. 4to...©, Apr. 2,.1928;.1 c.
Apr. 25; E 689637; Mario Nicolo,
Naples. 9249
Prince Charming; by Granville Eng-
lish; pf. .© Apr.. 28, 1928; 2 c,. Apr.
30; E 691090; Boston music co., Bos-
ton. 9250
Prince Edward goes to tea; by L. A.
Daly; pf. © Apr. 9, 1928; 2 e. Apr.
11; E 687959 ; Boston music co., Bos-
ton. . 9251
Prince of Wales; fox-trot, words and
melody by G. W. Stevens and B. A. -
Hall. - “Oa -e> Ape 1, 1928709 B
688708; George William Stevens
and Bertha Augusta Hill, Philadel-
phia. 9252
Princesita; by J. Padilla, transcribed
by Arthur Hartmann; violin and pf.
© ‘Mar. ‘27,)1928;' 2c. Apr.:3;/ E
688502; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
9253
Prinz Csongor und die kobolde; intro-
duction und scherzo, aus der musik
gor és Tiinde, af Leo Weiner, of
Austria, op: 10; orch. © Nov. 25,
1927; 1 c. Mar. 15, 1928; E 689516;
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen. 9254
Prisoner’s (A) dream; words and mel-
ody by W. Douglas; 2 treble voices.
©.Avye.,. Apr; 23,, 1928; BE , 688955;
William Douglas, Columbus, O.
9255
Procession of the Sardar (Procession
de Sardar); Caucasian sketch, by
M. M._ Ippolitov-Ivanov,. arr. by
Herman Finck, of England; orch.
with pf. conductor. © Mar. 30,
1928; 1 e¢ Apr..-13; _E 689438;
Hawkes & son (London), ltd., Lon-
don. 9256
Procession (The) of the shadows (Le
défilé des ombres); from Kiskaya,
suite aborigéne, by Justin Elie; full
orch., with pf. conductor. © Feb.
pt. 111, Res.,, ¥.23
20, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 30; E 691116;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 9257
Progressive (A) method of string-
quartet playing (Méthode progres-
Sive pour quatuor 4 cordes); by
Alfred Pochon, of Switzerland, domi-
ciled at New York. pt. 2. Se ©
Apr. 2, 1928; 2 ¢«. Apr. 6; E 687612;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 9258
Prophet (The) (11 profeta); marcia
sinfonica, by Domenick Villoni;
band. 4to. © Apr. 1, 1928; 2 ¢«
Apr. 18; E 688824; D. Villoni & son,
Cleveland. 9259
Psalm 150; 2-pt. cho., music by César
Franck, arr. by Samuel Richards
Gaines; sop. and alto, with pf. or
organ ace. 4to. © Apr. 19, 1928;
2 c. Apr. 23; E 688924; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. 9260
Pulled me out again; words and mel-
ody by W. J. Rodgers. © 1 ec.
Apr. 19, 1928; E 687884; Wm. J.
Rodgers, Lowell, Mass. 199261
Purple shadows; impression, by Ulric
Cole; pr. “GO” Mar. 2%, tszen 2) c:
Apr. 8; E 688483; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 9262
Push ’em up Tony; -words by P. De
Franco, melody by A. Frazzini. ©
1 ec. Apr. 6, 1928; E 688549; Paul
De Franco and ‘Amicus Frazzini,
Boston. 9263
Pussy; melody by Art Gillham. ©
toe. Apr: 9,,1928;, By 688658; Tri-
angle music pub. co., inc., New York,
9264
Put on the dog; fox trot, words and
music by Walter Donaldson, arr. by
Joseph Nussbaum; orch. 4to.
Apr. 24, 1924; 2 « Apr. 25, 1928; E
691014; Leo Feist, ine, New York.
9265
Quartet, no. 3; by Frank Bridge, of
Great Britain; 2 violins, viola, vio-
loncello. Sc. and pts. © Feb. 29,
1928 De Mae Soler eet eee
Augener, Itd., London. 9266
Quartett in A moll; von Karl Bleyle,
of Germany, op. 37; 2 violinen, viola
und violoncell, Partitur. 12mo. ©
Man, 22,. d928° bees) aka ee
689389 ; Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leipzig.
9267
Queen of the fairies; by Frederick A.
Williams; pf.. © Apr. 23, 1928; 2 c.
Apr. 18; E 688934; Harold Flammer,
inc., New York. 9268
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no. 4, 1928
Queen of the night (La reine des
nuits); from Babylon, suite of 4
oriental sketches, by Justin Hlie; pf.
Ane 3. 1928:.2 ¢. Apr30; BE
691123; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 9269
Quest; fox-trot, words by Geoffrey
Goodhart, music by Al. Rose, of
Great Britain; pf..and ukulele acc.;
in E flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Mar. 29, 1928; 1 «.
Apr. 14; E + 689452; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London.
9270
Quest (The) ; words by Mildred Isabel
McNeal, music by John S8. Fearis;
male voices. 4to. © Apr. 5, 1928;
ZC, pr, oe 66 (615 525.: S&S. "Fears
& bro., Chicago. : 9271
Quiero te; words by G. A. Fisher,
melody by K. Stoyall. © 1 ce. Apr.
28, 1928; E 690163; Kathryne
Stovall, Oklahoma, Okl.
Quit. knocking on the jail house door ;
words and melody by W. R. Hodgin.
© 1c Mar. 9, 1928; E 690060;
Willard Randolph Hodgin, Greens- |
‘'‘poro, N. C. 9273
Race (The); silhouette, by Frances
Terry; pf.. © Mar. 27, 1928; 2c.
Apr. 3; E 688486; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 9274
Radio eyes;. words by C. Vinezeano,
music by David Reed. © Apr. 5,
1928; 2 ec. Apr. 7; E 687566 ; Carmen
Vinezeano, Chicago. 9275
Radio jig; by Joe Morley, of England;
banjo solo with 2d banjo and pf. |
-ace. © Apr. 25, 1928; 1 c Apr. 26;
E 689633; John E. Dallas & sons,
ltd., London.
Radio-nummer; aus Allotria, text von
Gunther Bibo,
Nelson, of Germany. © Sept. 15,
1927; 1 ce. Apr. 11, 1928; E 689329;
Johann André, Offenbach/Main, Ger-
many. 9277
Riiuber-marsch; aus Allotria, text von
Giinther Bibo, musik von Rudolf
Nelson, of Germany. © Sept. 15,
1927; 1 ec. Apr. 11, 1928; E 668403;
Johann André, Offenbach/Main, Ger-
many. 9278
Raging (The) sea, how it roars; words
and melody arr. by Ernest Stone-
9272
9276 |
musik von Rudolf }
o 9290
man: © 1 .¢. Apr. 26,.1928; H
690096; United pub. co., New York.
i 9279
Rain; by Marion Hickman; pf.
Apr. 18, 1928; 2 ¢. Apr. 163 687771 ;
Theodore Presser. co., Philadelphia.
9280
_ Rain drops; words by Alfred Bryan,
music by Charles Rosoff; pf. and
ukulele ace., with tenor banjo, man-
dola or guit.. © Apr. 25, 1928; 2 ec.
Apr. 28; E 690147; Jerome H. Re-
mick & co., New York. 9281
Rainbow (A); words by Oliver Mur-
ray Edwards, music by William Ber-
wald; high voice... Syracuse, N. Y.,
Oliver music co. © Apr. 21, 1928;
2 ¢e. Apr. 28; E 691074; Oliver M.
Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y. 9282
Rainbow (The) trail; words by J.
Weddell and R. Olsen, melody by J.
Weddell. © 1, ¢. Mar. 24, 1928; E
688695 ; Johnny Weddell and Robert
Olsen, Oakland, Calif. 9283
Raindrops; children’s song, words and
music by A. Judson. ©1e. Dee. 8,
1927; E 690068 ; Agnes Judson, Win-
ter Park, Fla. 9284
Raindrops; waltz, words by Russel
Harper, melody by E. I. Wang. ©
1 ec. Apr. 9, 1928; E 687660; Edwin
Ipstein Wang, Tacoma. 9285
Ramona; waltz, lyric by L. Wolfe Gil-
bert, music by Mabel Wayne, arr. by
Alfred J. Doyle; male quartet. 4to.
©) Apr, 2, 4928". "el Ae Vase
687509; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
9286
Ready for the river; mood indigo,
words by Gus Kahn, music by Neil
Moret. © Mar. 31, 1928; 2 ec. Apr.
2; E 688462; Villa Moret, inc., San
Francisco. 9287
Recueillement (Repose); de Georges
Hue, arr. par Raoul Labis, of
France; orch. restreint, avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Feb. 25, 1928; 1c.
Mar. 20; E 689258; Choudens, Paris.
9288
Red-head; fox-trot, words and music
by Ruth Miller Embry and Howard
Johnson. © Apr. 9, 1928; 2 c. Apr.
9; E 688609; Triangle music pub.
co., ine., New York. 9289
Red lantern blues; words and melody
by V. Spivey. © 1c. Apr. 23, 1928;
E. 688959;, Victoria Spivey, New
York. 9290
481.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9291
Red (The) River blues; words and
melody by Clarence Williams. ©
1c. Apr. 14, 1928; E 687741; Clar-
ence Williams music pub. Co., inc.,
New York. 9291
Red River valley; words and music
by Richard Hakins. © Apr. 23,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 23: E 688943 ; Tri-
angle music pub. co., ine., New York.
9292
Regard (Un) de tes yeux; fox chanté,
paroles de Jules Combe, musique de
Eug. Gavel, of France. © Mar. 10,
1928; 1 c. Apr. 9; E 689421; HKdi-
tions musicales Evette, Paris. 9293
Reign Thou supreme; words and mu-
sic by Albert Simpson Reitz; solo or
duet, treble voices. © Oct. 1, 1926;
2 ec. Jan. 3, 1927; E 652846; Her-
bert G. Tovey, Los Angeles. 9294
Remember me to Mary, if she still re-
members me; words and music by
Bud Green and Sam H. Stept; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by A. J
Franchini. © Mar. 26, 1928; 2 ce.
Apr. 11; E 688688; Green & Stept,
New York. 9295
Remembrance; by W. F. Culp, arr. by
Gibby Lockard; pf. [Photostat] ©
1c. Apr. 24, 1928; E 687998; Wil-
liam Franklin Culp, Greensburg, Pa.
9296
Remick (The) collection of popular
songs; arr. by E. T. Romeder; voice, |
violin or mand. with ukulele acc.,
with directions for playing and a
system of finding chords without
reading music. no. 9. © Mar. 13,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 15; E 688481; Je- |
rome H. Remick & co., New York.
9297
Reminiscence of yesteryears; march,
words and music by C. L. Ryhal.
© Mor’ 7, 1928" OF c Apr. 0 3
688636; Claude L. Ryhal, Grove
City, Pa. 9298
Responsive service for Mother’s day;
by W. R. Voris; minister and choir
of mixed voices, with organ ace.
Ato. “© Apr 11,1928 3"2-¢,. Apr. 16;
E 687756; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
9299
Return (The) to Venice; words by A.
Josler, music by Alberto Castellani,
ot Italy. © Ye. Apr: 2Oy"19267" Bb
688911; A. Josler, Chicago. 9300
Réve (Le) dAngélique (Angelica’s
dream); par Francis Casadesus, of
France; orch., avee pf. conducteur
pt. 111, n. s., v. 23
et 1°? violon conducteur. 4to. ©
Feb. 25, 1928; 1 «@ Mar. 20; E
689256; Choudens, Paris. 9301
Revels (The) of the sunbeams; short
musical play for children, by Karin
Sundelof Asbrand. 8vo. © Mar.
10," 1928: 2” co-and) ah. Anreeie A
1075009; Meigs pub. co., Indianap-
olis. 9302
Reverie; by Walter H. Nash; organ.
© Mar. 27, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 3; E
688497 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
9303
Réverie sombre; by EH. LeSieur; pf.
© 1c. Apr. 13, 1928; E 688789; Eu-
gene LeSieur, Sanford, Me. 9304
Rhapsody; by Roy E. Agnew, of Great
Britain; pf. © Mar. 21, 1928; 1 e.
Apr. 9; E 689387; Augener, Itd.,
London. 9305
Rhythm; words by N. Nathanson, mu-
sic by C. Borgel; pf. and ukulele
ace. San Franciseo, Calif.; En Bee.
© Mar..10, 1928; 2 «@ Mar. 19; B
687828; Norman Nathanson and
Charles Borgel, San Francisco. 9306
Ricorde ’e giuventu; versi di Pasquale
Buongiovanni, melodia di Giovanni
Ingenito, of Italy, domiciled at
Brooklyn. © Apr. 23, 1928; 2 «.
Apr. 25; E GAO 7 Ernesto Rossi,
New York, 9307
Right or wrong I love you; words by
Benny Davis and Billy Rose, music
by Harry Akst; pf. and ukulele acc.
©' Apr 9,-1928;; 22"re>, Apr’ the
687685; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York. 9308
Ring out wild bells; 2-pt. song, words
by Tennyson, music by John Daulby
Peake, of Great Britain; sop.; in D.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Mar. 19, 1928;.1:c. Apr.
11; E 689395; International music
co., ltd., London. 9309
Rio Grande valley home; words and
music by the Forty and eight quar-
tette [i. e., Boling, Chatelle, Collins
and Buck], Spanish version by Pau-
line Landrum: Goode, music arr. by
Mrs. C. B. Chase. © Apr. 21, 1928;
2c. Apr. 21; E 688944; Sam Jackson
post no. 111, American legion, dept.
of Texas, San Benito, Tex. 9310
Rioslino mio; valzer, melodia di A.
Volpe, of Italy, domiciled at Water-
bury, Conn. © 1. Apr. 28, 1928;
FE 691158; Alberto Volpe, Waterbury,
Conn. 9311
482
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928
Robin redbreast; duet or 2-pt. cho.,
words and music by Richard J.
Pitcher, of Great Britain; sop. and
alto.” 4to. © Mar- 31, 1928; 2 ec.
Apr. 3; E 687483; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 9312
Rock-a-bye (The) lady; unison song,
words by Eugene Field, music by
Jessie Furze, of Great Britain;
treble voices; in G. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar. 27,
1928; 1 c. Apr. 5; E 689164; Joseph
Williams, Itd., London. 9313
Rockaways; words and melody by R.
L. Moore. © 1 c. Apr. 9, 1928; E
688647; Robert Lee Moore, Far
Rockaway, N. Y. 9314
Roguish blue eyes; words by Sarah
Roberts Wallbaum, music by Lloyd
Armstrong Kellam. © Apr. 21,
1928 ; 2c. Apr. 23; E 688932; Gamble
hinged music co., Chicago. 9315
Rolling home; words by Pat Baffa,
music by Frank Baffa and Pat Baffa
[i. e.:’ Patrick Baffa] © 1c. Apr.
26, 1928; E 690078; Patrick Baffa,
Jersey City. 9316
Rolling the log; song and cho., from
Lumber love, words by Leslie Stiles,
music by Berté Adams, of Great
Britain; in E flat min. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Feb. 24,
1928; 2c. Feb. 25; E 689129; Law-
rence Wright music co., London.
9317
Romance; by N. Rimsky-Korsakow,
transcribed by Arthur Hartmann;
violin and pf. © Mar. 27, 1928; 2 ¢.
Apr. 3; E 688500; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 9318
Romance; by S. Benkman; violin. ©
1c. Apr. 16, 1928; E 688799; Sieg-
fried Benkman, Oakland, Calif.
9319
Rondeau d’Adam; de l’opérette Pom-
pom, paroles de Jean Le Seyeux,
musique de Bétove, of France. ©
Apr. 13, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 20; E 689586;
Enoch et cie., Paris. 9320
Rondino; von Johan Sibelius, op. 68,
no. 1, bearb. von Franz Eber, of
Austria; grosses und kleines orch.,
mit pf. direktion und violine 1 direk-
tion. © Jan. 24, 1928; 1 ¢. Feb. 23;
E 689453; Universal-edition, actien-
gesellschaft, Vienna. 9321
Room (A) with a view [and] Try to
learn to love; from This year of
“grace, by Noel Coward, arr. by Max
9331
Irwin, of Great Britain; orch., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Mar. 22,
1928; 1c. Apr. 18; E 689469; Chap-
pell & co., ltd., London. 9322
Rose’ (Clarkson) second concert party
album; words and music by Clark-
son Rose, of Great Britain. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr.
26, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 25; E 689606;
Keith Prowse & co., ltd., London.
9323
Rose of my heart; words and melody
by H. J. Rehark. © 1c. Apr. 24,
1928; E 688983; Harold John Re-
hark, Cleveland. 9324
Rose of old Kashmir; oriental fox-trot,
from Round the world, words by
Douglas Stuart and Harry Major,
music by Paul Andrew, of England ;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by N. L.
Low; in A flat. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Mar. 29, 1928;
1c. Apr. 7; E 689219; Lareine & co.,
ltd., London. 9325
Rose of remembrance; words by Louis
Rouillion, music by Maurice Baron;
medium voice, in F. © Apr. 11,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 12; E 687684; Irving
Berlin standard music corp., New
York. 9326
Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio) Die
Italienerin in Algier (L’Italienne &
Alger) ; ouverture, bearb. von Leo-
pold Weninger, of Austria; orch.,
mit pf. direktion u. violize 1 direk-
tion. © Mar. 12, 1928; 1c. Apr. 4;
-E 689202; D. Rahter, Leipzig. 9327
—— William Tell; overture, abridged
and simplified by Calvin Grooms;
pf. © Apr. 24, 1928; 2 ce: Apr. 26;
E 690034; Century music pub. co.,
New York. 9328
Rosy May; Scottish folk tune, four-pt.
song, words by Burns, music arr. by
Edgar L. Bainton, of England;
mixed voices. 4to. © Apr. 28, 1928;
1 ¢ Apr. 30; E 689679; Novello &
co., ltd., London. 9329
Rumba (La); Cuban rhapsody, by
Quinto Maganini, arr. by John Kirk-
patrick, jr.; pf. "© ‘Apr. 3,’ '1928 ;
2c. Apr. 5; E 687482; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 9330
Russian jazz; by A. M. Kluchansky,
arr. by Errol Collins; orch. with pf.
ace. 4to. © Apr.. 10, 1928; 2 ¢.
Apr. 3; E 687418; Anna M.. Klu-
chansky, Los Angeles. 9331
483
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9332
Rustic idyl; intermezzo, by Josef
Pasternack; orch. © Apr. 13, 1928;
2c. Apr. 14; E 687776; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
9332
Ruth Snyder and Judd Gray; words
and music by R. Wesley. New York
City, Frank Harding. (Cover title :—
The story of Ruth Snyder and Judd
Gray) “© ‘Apr: 5, 1928: 2°c. Apr.
10; E 687633; Rufus Wesley, Altmar,
vi ae a 9335
Sad (A) recoilection ; by H. Kogen, op.
11; pf. © 1 c.Apr. -23,° 1928; E
690005; Harry Kogen, Chicago.
9334
Sag’ mir leis’; song waltz, worte von
Ernst Grund, musik yon Max Fliess,
spezial-arr. yon Fred Ralph, both of
Germany; salon-orch., mit pf. direk-
tion und violine 1 direktion. 4to.
© Dec. 3, 1927; 1 ce. Apr. 11, 1928;
E 689369; Musikverlag drei sterne,
Berlin. 9335
Said the raindrop; words and music
by L.. C. Mueller.. © 1.c. Apr. 24,
1928 ; E 687986; Lena Cloud Mueller,
San Francisco. 9336
Sailing away to dreamland; waltz bal-
lad, words by B. Browning, music
by L. Friedman. © Mar. 14, 1928;
2 ce. Mar. 19; E 687826; Bernice
Browning and Leo Friedman, Holly-
wood, Calif. 9337
Saint-Saéngs (Charles Camille) Phaé-
ton; trio par Roger Branga, of
France; violon, violoncelle et pf. ©
Mar. 10, 1928; 1 ce. Apr. 9; E 689549;
Durand et cie., Paris. 9338
Prise de voile (The taking of the
veil); arr. par Ch. Delsaux, of
Franee; orch. restreint, avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Feb. 25, 1928;
1 c. Mar. 20; E 689264; Choudens,
Paris. 9339
Sal, my red haired gal; words by S.
Ascione, music by Dave Reed. ©
Apr. 2, 1928; 2 ec. Apr. 4; E 687517;
Sophie Ascione, Newfield, N. J.
9340
Salvation (The) army bank tune book;
for congregational singing, compiled
by F. G. Hawkes, of England; band.
pts. obl. 24mo. © Mar. 5, 1928; 1c.
Apr. 9; E 689426; Salvationist pub.
and supplies, Itd., London. 9341
Salvation (The) army brass band
journal; compiled by F. G. Hawkes,
of England; sc. and pts. Jan. 1928.
pt. IN, ness Vv. 23
obl: 12mo. 1. Festival series, nos.
41-442, 2d _ series, nos. 101-104.
© Jan. 1, 1928; 1 ce each. Apr. 7;
E 689220, 689221; Salvationist pub.
and supplies, ltd., London.
9342, 9343.
Samson and the woman; words and.
melody by J. M. Gates. ©1c. Apr.
30, 1928; E 691158; P. C. Brockman,
Atlanta. 9344.
Samstag abend; worte yon Detley von
Liliencron, musik yon Berthold.
Franz, of Germany, op. 31, nr. 5;
vierstimmigen, minnerchor, 4to. ©:
Sept. 20, 1927; 1 c. Apr. 11, 1928;
FE) 689353 ; Gebriider Hug & co., Leip-
“ig. ' 9345.
Sandino; letra de Rodolfo Castaing,
musica de Julio Mata, of Costa Riea,.
domiciled at New York City... ©
Apr. 23, 1928; 2 ce. Apr. 27; E.691018 ;.
Ricardo Hine, New York. 9346-
Sang und klang aus. dem ‘Osten
(Chants et sons de l’Orient); fan--
tasie tiber werke russischer meister,
von Friedrich Eberle, of Germany,.
op. 133, bearb. von E. Haensch; orch.
mit pf. direktion und violine 1 di-
rektion. © Mar. 12, 1928; 1 c. Apr..
4; E 689201; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
. 9347
Sans avoir l’air; de Vopérette Pom-
pom, paroles de Jean Le Seyeux, mu--
sique de Bétove, of France. © Apr..
13,, 1928; 1 «@ Apr. 20; E 689583 ;
Enoch et cie., Paris. 9348:
Santuzza; versi di <A. Sigismondiz,,.
melodia di <A. Libardi, of Italy,
domiciled at New York City. ©:
1c. Apr. 5, 1928; E 687541; Anthony
Libardi, New York. 9349:
Sarabande perpétuelle (Perpetual mo-.
tion); by James C. Bradford; full
-orch. 4to. “© Mar 2 tees. ae
Apr. 30; E 691125; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 9350"
Sarah Jane; words by O. A. Parris,
music by A. Paoli, of Panama. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Mar.
22, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 27; EB 688578;
Olive A. Parris, Cristobal, Canal
Zone, Panama. 9351
Sarati le terrible; du drame lyrique
en 4 actes, par Francis Bousquet, of
France. Acte 4. Choeurs femmes.—
Acte. 1. Choeurs hommes. © Mar.
10, 1928; 1 ce. each Apr. 9; E 689522,
689523 ; Heugel, Paris. 9852, 9852
484
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928
Sascha; words by Billy Rose and Bal-
lard MacDonald, music by Jesse
Greer. © Mar. 26, 1928; 2 c. Apr.
14; E 687712; Billy Rose, New York.
9354
Saturday (The) evening post; march
two-step, by M. A. Beaurman; pf.
© 1c. Apr. 2, 1928; E 687451; Marie
Anna Beaurman, Tacoma. 9355:
Save it for me; words by A. D. Porter,
melody by Warley Asher. © 1 «.
Apr. 6, 1928; E 688542; Arthur D.
Porter, New York. 9356
Saves me, leads me, keeps me; words
and musie by P. Hutchens. © Feb.
25, 1928: 2 c. Apr. 20; E 688861;
Paul Hutchens, George, Ia. 9357
Savior, like a Shepherd lead us; hymn-
anthem, words by Adelaide Thrupp,
music by Nathaniel Irving Hyatt, op.
44, no. 1; sop. solo with 4 mixed
voices; organ ace. 4to. © Mar. 31,
1928; 2 ce. Apr. 3; E 687484; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 9358
Savoy blues; by Ed Ory; violin. ©
1c. Apr. 9, 1928; E 687646; Consoli-
dated music pub. house, Chicago.
9359
Saxation; melody by M. E. Chon. ©
1c. Apr. 11, 1928; E 688706; Myron
EK. Chon, Chicago. 9360
Say yes to-day; fox trot, by Walter
Donaldson, arr. by Frank Skinner;
orch. with words. 4to. © Apr. 6,
1928; 2 c. ‘Apr.. 7: Er 688598 ;" Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 9361
Saylor’s (The) song; 2-pt. song, words
from Wit and drollery, music by
Herbert Howells, of Great Britain;
treble voices; in F. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr. 2,
1928; 1 ¢c. Apr. 13; E 689627; Ed-
ward Arnold & co., London. 9362
Scala-erinnerungen; marsch, von Emil
Neumann, of Germany; salon-orch.
mit pf. direktion. 4to. © Apr. 7,
1928; 1 c. Apr. 24; E 689602; Apollo-
verlag, Berlin. 9363
Schatz, kannst du mir etwas borgen;
fox-trot, worte von Fritz Rotter und
Otto ‘Stransky, musik von Anton Pro-
fes, of Germany. © July 21, 1927;
1 ec. Apr. 11, 1928; E 689373; Mu-
sikalienhandlung Alberti, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 9364
Scherzo silhouette; by P. A. Mar-
quardt; orch: © Apr. 6, 1928; 2 ¢.
Apr. 7; E 688620; Music buyers
corp., New York. 9865
104065 —28—6
4 9375
Schmidt-Reinecke (Heinz) Drei na-
tionaltinze; von H. Schmidt-Rein-
ecke, of Germany, op. 5; violine u.
klavier. Wiirzburg, Edition Grosch.
1. Schwedische. [2 others] © July
31, 1926; 1 ce. Apr. 4, 1928; E 689227;
Heinz Schmidt-Reinecke, Leipzig.
9366
Schnitzler (Louis) 10 impressions;
by L. Schnitzler, of Holland; pf. ©
ADE AT (7TOS Ss ee Apr. 10h iH)
’ 689309; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd.,
London. 9367
Schubert (Franz Peter) Death and
the maiden (Jeune fille et la mort) ;
arr. by M. De Wolfe, of Great Bri-
tain; oreh. with pf. conductor.
London, De Wolfe’s publications.
4to. © Apr. 20, 1928; 1c. Mar. 14;
E 689449; Meyer De Wolfe, London.
9368
Franz Schubert at home; ed. by
Albert E. Wier; pf. -© Mar. 23,
19285; 2 ec. and jaffii,,Mar) 27s A
1069482; D Appleton & co., New
York. 9369
PieSnh Zeglarzy ; F. Schubert [and]
Kum i kuma; St. Moniuszko, arr. of
each by A. Omelezuk. © Mar. 26,
1928; 2 ec: Apr. 9; EH 688612; Joseph
Krygier, Philadelphia. 9370
— Wiegenlied; bearb. von Willy
Klasen, of Austria; violine u. kla-
vier. © Nov. 25, 1927; 1 ¢ Mar.
15, 1928; E 689515; Wilhelm Han-
sen, Copenhagen. 9371
Schwergewicht; oder, Die ehre der
nation, burleske operette in 1 akt,
text u. musik von Ernst Krenek, of
Austria, op. 55; klavierauszug. ©
Mario7, 1928) 1'¢> Apr.’ dD 27302 ;
Universal-edition actiengesellschaft,
Vienna. 9372
Sea (The) to me is home; words by
Norma A. Carmichael, music by Mae
Scott Carter, of Canada; in F min.
© 1 ¢. Apr. 13, 1928; E 688763;
Emma Mae Carter, Penetanguishene,
Ontario, Canada. 9373
Second humoreske; by Anton Dvorak,
op. 101, no. 1, arr. by F. Louis Tay-
lor, of Great Britain; orch. with pf.
conductor. © Mar. 27, 1928; 1 e.
Apr. 5; E 689166; Alfred Lengnick
& co., ltd., London. 9374
Second valse; by Auguste Durand, op.
86, simplified and arr. by Calvin
Grooms; pf. © Apr. 24, 1928; 2 c.
Apr. 26; E 690036; Century music
pub. co., New York. 9375
485
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9376
Seeboeck (W. C: EH.) March; pf. ©
1 ec. Apr. 14, 1928; E 690056; Edna
Fuller Day, Grand Junction, Col.
y 9376
Segovia; d’Albert Roussel, arr. par
Roger Branga, of France; orch. avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Feb. 25,
1928; 1 « Mar. 20; E 689269; Du-
rand et cie., Paris. * 9377
Selection on Teresa Del Riego’s popu-
lar songs; selected and arr. by H.
M. Higgs, of Great Britain; orch.
© Mar. 22, 1928; 1 ec. Apr. 18; E
689471; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
9378
Selections of Russian folk songs; by
Gregory Matusewitch, op. 3, no. 1.
arr. by J. G. Samoos; violin or con-
certina, with pf. acc. © Apr. 16,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 24; E 687979; I.
Press & G. Matusewitch, Brooklyn.
9379
Senorita mia; words and music by V.
McK. Clayton. © 1c. Apr. 7, 1928;
E 687604; Vera McKenna Clayton,
Santa Cruz, Calif. 9380
Sentimental baby; words and music
by Jack Palmer; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by M. Kalua. © Apr. 10,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 27; E 691017; Jack
Mills, ine., New York. 9381
September moon; fox-trot, words and
melody by Tom Bellamy [i. e. T. A.
Bellamy] © 1c. Apr. 11, 1928; E
688701; Thomas Allen Bellamy, Day-
ton, O. 9382
Sequoia; California redwoods, with a
prelude, words and music by V. B.
Clayton, arr. by Morrie B. Streeter.
2AXC) ADT 2p j4928 3. Za Cop Apa hin E
687563; Viola Bernard Clayton, Los
Angeles. 9383
Serenade; by Frances Terry; pf., 4
hands. © Apr. 16, 1928; 2.¢. Apr.
17; E 687782; Boston music ¢o.,
Boston. 9384
Serenade; by Jean Ten Have; violin
and pf. © Apr. 28, 1928; 2 c. Apr.
30; E 691088; Boston ‘music Co.,
Boston. 9385
Serenade; by S. Benkman; violin. ©
1 ec. Apr. 16, 1928; E 688797; Sieg-
fried Benkman, Oakland, Calif.
9386
Serenade in the mountains, melody by
Ernest Stoneman. pt. 1 and 2..©
1c. Apr. 28, 1928; E 690162; Ralph
Peer, New. York. 9387
Serenata burlesea; par F. Moreno Tor-
roba, of Spain, edité et doigté par
‘Shake Sadie shake;
pt. 111, T'ss v. 23
Andrés Segovia : guit. © May 8,
1928; 1 c@ Apr. 27; E 689685; B.
Schott’s sodhne, Mainz, Germany.
388
Serenata Scoccianta; melodia di Co-
ruzzolo-Riccardi. © 1 ¢. Apr. 16,
1928; E 687795; S. Riccardi, New
York. ; ‘ 1 93889
Sh! not so loud; one step, by Hughie
Barrett, arr. by James C. McCabe;
orch. 4to. © Apr, 24, 1928; 2c.
Apr. 25; E 688975; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
; 9390
Shadows bring memories; words by
J. A. Decker, music by E. C. Hawley.
4to. © Apr. 5, 1928; 2.¢. Apr.13 5) H
687707 ; John Albert Decker, and Ed-
ward Charles Hawley, La Mesa,
Calif. 9291
Shadows on. Lake Como (Ombre sw’
Lago Como); barcarolle, by James
Francis Cooke; pf. © Apr. 25, 1928;
2c. Apr. 27; EH 691065; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 9392
( slow fox-trot,
words by Bob Jaffe, music by Bob
Shurr [pseud. of Leopold Shurr]
arr. by Charles Maxwell Smith;
orch. 4to. © Apr..4, 1928; 2 «.
Apr. 9; E 688626; Handy bros. mu-
sic co., inc., New York. 9393
Shall we part dear; words by V. D. S.
Richter, music by Elwood M. Wil-
son. [Photostat] © 1c. Apr. 16,
1928; E 688784; Virginia D. Simp-
son Richter, Baltimore. 9394
She lives in a prison of gold; words
by J. E. Halligan, melody by Harry
Y.’Owen. (C1) Ape aT iS2ece nH
690169; James Edward Halligan,
New Orleans. 9395
She powders her nose; poem by Hdgar
A. Guest, music by Paul Th. Miersch,
of Germany, domiciled at New York;
pte. ‘CY Mar 27, 1998'"29e) Apr'35
E 688503; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 9396
She’s a home girl; words and melody
by B. G. De Sylva, Lew Brown and
Ray Henderson. © 1 ec. Apr. 5,
1928; E 687852; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine., New York. 9397
Same. © Apr. 27, 1928; 2 ¢. Apr.
28; E 690140; DeSylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 9398
She’s a little bit this and a little bit
that; words and melody by J. Du-
rante.' © 1 ¢. Apr. 27, 1928; EB
691042; Jimmy Durante, Flushing,
Be Ey IN. X, 9399
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928
A 9420
She’s gone crazy; fox-trot, from On
with the show, words and music by |
Harry Carlton, of Great Britain; pf.
ace., with banjulele banjo and uku-
lele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in E
flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Apr. 11,.1928; 1 ¢c. Apr,
14; E 689444; Lawrence Wright mu-
sic co., London. 9400
She’s got an awful lot of what I need
a lot of now; words by Roy E. Turk,
music by Fred A. Ahlert. © Apr.
17, 1928; 2 ec. Apr. 19; E. 688880;
Jerome H. Remick & co., New York.
9401
She’s my Lily; words and melody by
W. Mahoney; ist violin. © 1.
Apr. 9, 1928; E 688645; Will Ma-
honey, New York. 9402
She’s my little blue-eyed baby; words
and melody by H. Barber. © 1.
Apr. 3, 1928; E 687464; Harry Bar-
ber, Pueblo, Colo. 9403
She waves as his train passes bye [!];
words and melody by W. R. Hodgin.
© 1 ce. Mar. 9, 1928; E 690062; Wil-
lard Randolph Hodgin, Greensboro,
N. C. 9404
Shenandoah; sea shanty, arr. by Eric
Thiman, ed. by W. H. Squire, both
of Great Britain; violoncello or vio-
lin with pf. acc. © Apr. 5, 1928;
1 ec. Apr. 20; E 689569; Boosey &
eo., ltd., London. 9405
Sheppard (Ernest H.) Intermezzo;
organ, © Apr. 13,.1928;.2.c...Apr.
16; E 687766; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 9406
Show boat; all American musical com-
edy adapted from Edna Ferber’s
novel of the same name, words by
Oscar Hammerstein, 2d, music by
Jerome Kern, Vocal sc. New York,
Harms, inc. © Apr. 5,,1928; 2 e«.
Apr. 7; D 27297; T. B: Harms co.,
New York. 9407
Show boat; selection, by Jerome Kern,
compiled and arr. by Victor Bara-
valle;, pf. © Mar. 381, 1928; 2 e.
Apr. 3; E 687425; T. B. Harms co.,
New York. 9408
Shy Anna; fox-trot, by Howard Flynn,
of Great Britain; military and brass
band. London, Boosey & co., ltd.
4to. © Mar. 19, 1928; 1 ec. Apr. 20;
E 689563 ; Cavendish music co., Lon-
don. 9409
Si nfoca ’o sole; canzonetta Napole-
tana, versi di C. Forte, musica di
Francesco Gallo, of Italy, domiciled
at New York; mand. © 1 ec. Mar.
22, 1928; E 688512; Frank Gallo and
Carlo Forte, New York. 9410
Si por pobre; letra y musica por Ey
Fierro, Raf Gomez y Ed Tavo, each
of Mexico, domiciled at Los Angeles.
[Photostat] 8vo. © Mar. 10, 1928;
2 c. Apr. 6; E 688602; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 9411
Siam; by H. Oblinger; melody, with
pf. ,ace; ..© .1,,¢.,,Apre9; 1928; )>B
688651; Harry Oblinger, San Fran-
cisco. 9412
Sie; words and melody by L. Satz. ©
i @. Apr.,25, 1928 ;_ B. 690102; Lud-
wig Satz, Sea Gate, New York Har-
Ot. vey 9413
Silhouette; O Kaiserstadt, du schoéne,
by A. Walter Kramer, arr. by Adolf
Schmid; orch., with pf. conductor.
©, Apr. 19, 1928: 2 c Apr. 26; B
691009 ; G. Schirmer, inc.,,New York.
9414
Silhouettes; by George Hay, arr. and
ed. by Frank Louis Taylor, both of
Great Britain; orch., with pf. con-
ductor and violin 1 conductor. 1.
Daybreak. [4 others] © Mar. 29,
1928; 1 c. Apr. 9; E 689305; Alfred
Lengnick & co., Itd., London. 9415
Silver bell (Campana _ d’argento) ;
waltz, by P. Deiro, of Italy, domi-
ciled at New York City; pf. accor-
dion. New York, O. Pagani & bro.
© Mar. 30, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 31;'E
687383 ; Pietro Deiro, New York.
9416
Silver haired pal; words by Paul Bal-
dino, melody by M. Di Cristo. ©
1c. Apr. 17, 1928; E 687813 ; Michele
Di Cristo, Philadelphia. 9417
Silver star; valse sentimentale, by
Chester Nordman; pf. © Apr. 20,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 23; E 688940; B. F.
Wood music co., Boston. 9418
Simonsen (Rudolph) Fire saphiske
sange; sangcyklus, den tyske over-
saettelse fra det graeske yed L.
Straub, musik af Rudolph Simonsen,
of Denmark. 1, Durst nach schon-
heit.. [3 others] © Nov. 25, 1927;
1 e, Mar. 15, 1928; E 689512; Wil-
helm Hansen, Copenhagen. 9419
Simple vocalises; par Louis Delaquer-
riere, avec note de JVéditeur, L.
Philippo, of France. © Mar. 15,
1927: 1 ¢. Apr.. 14; B, 677266; L.
Philippo, Paris. [© note of the ed-
itor | 9420
487
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9421
Since I found you; melody by Al Ja-
eobs.) §O21 JetsApr>s2¥, 1928555
687930; Albert T. Jacobs, San Fran-
cisco. 9421
Since I met you; words and melody
by C. Pape. © 1c Apr. 4, 1928;
E 687554; Clarence Pape, Chicago.
9422
Since she learned to ride a horse;
words by Monty Siegel, music by
Billy Stone; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Apr. 27, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 28; B 690129;
Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc., New
York. 9423
Since that day I made you mine;
- words and music by BE. F. Reed. ©
1 ce. Apr. 28, 1928; E 690178; Elmer
Floyd Reed, Grand Jct., Colo. 9424
Since you don’t care; words and mel-
ody by H. E. Kahn. © 1c. Apr. 25,
1928; E 688999; Holly Elizabeth
Kahn, New York. 9425
Since you have left me; fox-trot Yale,
words by Noble Sissle, music by
Harry Revel, of England; pf. and
ukulele acc.; in E flat. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar. 28,
1928; 1 ce. Apr. 9; E 689298 ; Lareine
& co., ltd., London. 9426
Sincérité; bluette, de M. Viellart, of
France; violoneelle, contrebasse, 1°”
violon avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Mar. °25,: 1927 vcd ¥ en vApre: 25540
662998; M. Viellart, Charleville,
France. 9427
Sinfonische ouverttire; von Egon Kor-
nauth, of Austria, op. 13; grosses
orch. Partitur. © Feb. 28, 1928;
1c. Apr. 5; E 689239; Universal-
edition actiengesellschaft, Vienna.
9428
Sing me a love song; words and mel-
ody by E. M. J. Morrissey. © 1 e¢.
Apr. 21, 1928; E 687931; Edward
M. J. Morrissey, Albany. 9429
Sing me to sleep with a twilight song;
words by Edgar Leslie, music by
Jos. Geo. Gilbert, of Great Britain;
pf. ace., with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in
C. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Apr. 10, 1928; 1 ce. Apr. 17; E
689464 ; Lawrence Wright music co.,
London. 9430
Sinister drama; symphonic incidental,
no. 14, by P. A. Marquardt; orch.
© Apr. 19, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 21; E
687906; Music buyers corp., New
York. 9431
pt. 111, WIS, ¥..238
Sitting in loneliness; words by E. H.
Beam, music by E. B. Britting. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Apr.
2, 1928; 2 ¢. Apr. 6; E 688563;
Ernest Harding Beam, Chicago.
9432
‘Sizzle (The) of the sausage; words
by R. P. Weston and Bert Lee, mu-
sic by Harris Weston, of England;
in G. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Apr. 4, 1928; 1 ¢. Apr. 5;
EK 689176; Francis, Day & Hunter,
ltd., London. , 9433
Sleep, baby dear; by Frederic Groton,
op. G, no. 1; pf., with words. ©
Mar. 27, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 3; E 688499 ;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 9434
Sleep ma little pickaninny; negro
lullaby, words and music by G. A.
Crockett. © Apr. 16, 1928; 2 c. Apr.
20; E 691140; George A. Crockett,
Eastport, Me. 9435
Sleepy eyes; words by E. T. Fitch,
music. by Daniel H. Wilson. © 1 ce.
Apr. 9, 1928; E 690059; Hstelle Tall-
madge Fitch, Portland, Or. 9436
Slipp’ry elm; words and melody by
Ruth Coleman and R. M. Embry. ©
1c. Apr. 18, 1928; E 688745; Ruth
Miller Embry, Cincinnati. 9437
Slone’s simplified harmony for all in-
struments; by M. Alan _ Slone.
Course’ 2." ©) Apre i (@, S1oneee 7c.
and aff. Apr. 20; A 1075169; Slone
school of popular music, Pittsburgh.
94388
Small (Jacob L.) Twenty-seven me-
lodious and rhythmical exercises;
cornet or trumpet. © 1c. Apr. 19,
1928; E 688922; Jacob L. Small,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 9439
Smile, smile, smile; words by Bernard
Albert O’Hea, musie by F. L. Storms.
© 1c. Apr. 12, 1928; E 687694;
Forrest LeRoy Storms, Skowhegan,
Me. 9440
Snake (The) in the grass; character
sketch, by Bertram Srawley, arr. by
Geo. H. Sanders, both of Great
Britain; pf. © Apr. 26, 1928; 2 «¢.
Apr. 27; E 691022; Sanders-Weiss,
inc., New York. 9441
Snow (The) storm; incidental sym-
phony, by Fr. K. Hintz; orch.
Apr. 6, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 7; E 688623 ;
Photo play music c¢o., ine, New
York. 9442
488
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928
Snowflakes; by W. F. Wirges; pf. ©
1 ¢. Apr. 23, 1928; E 690010; Wil-
liam F. Wirges, New York. 9443
So-called sweetheart; words and mu-
sic by M. Fishman; violin. © 1c.
Apr. 19, 1928; E 687871; Maurice
Fishman, South Bend, Ind, 9444
Soir sur la terrasse; po@me de la
Comtesse de Noailles, musique de G.
-M. Witkowski, of France, op. 28.
Dee. 31, 1927; 1. c. Mar. 20, 1928; E
689290; Editions Maurice Senart,
Paris. ' 9445
Soldier (The) that never returned;
words and music by R. Wesley.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Apr. 5, 1928; 2 ce. Apr. 10; E 687632 ;
Rufus Wesley, Altman, N. Y. 9446
Soledad; old Spanish-Arabian song,
from Spanish suite, by H. Maurice
Jacquet. 1. Pf£—2. Violin and pf.
© Mar. 26, 1928; 1 c. each Apr. 14,
1 e. each Apr. 25; E- 690015, 690020;
Cc. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
9447, 9448
Solitude; by Jean Ten Have; violin
and pf. © Apr. 28, 1928; 2 c. Apr.
30; E 691085; Boston music co., Bos:
ton. 9449
Solo de concerto; de Jules Le Boulch,
of France; violon avec ace. de pf.—
no. 6. En mi majeur.—no. 7. En ut
majeur.—no. 8. En mi mineur. ©
Feb. 25, 1928; 1 ec. each Mar. 20;
EH 689248-689250; H. Le Boulch,
Versailles, Seine, France. 9450-9452
Solved mystery; words by J. V. It-
ters, melody by Robt. H. Brennen.
Gt ce. : Apr: t, 1.1928.:° 68 t582 ;
John Y. Itters, St. Clair Shores,
Mich. 9453
Some day; words and music by E. S.
Wilson. © 1 c¢. Mar. 22, 1928; E
688508 ; Eleanor 8S. Wilson, Memphis.
9454
Some day you will be mine; words
and music by Mae Scott Carter, of
Canada. © 1c Apr. 13, 1928; EB
688762; Emma Mae Carter, Pene-
tanguishene, Ontario, Canada. 9455
Some little girl to love; words by A.
Hollingshead and A. Archambault,
music by A. Archambault, of Can-
ada. © Mar. 29, 1928: 1 c Mar.
30; E 689324; Amédée Archambault,
Athabasca, Alberta, Canada. 9456
Someday I mean to be someone; fox-
trot, words by Ralph Butler, music
by Howard Flynn, of Great Britain;
; 9467
pf. and ukulele ace.; in D. _ [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar.
30, 1928; 1 ¢ Apr. 4; E 689235;
Cecil Lennox, Itd., London. 9457
Someday you'll say I’m sorry; words
by Billy Locke, music by Wm. J.
Van Beaver. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Apr. 5, 1928; 2 c. Apr.
10; E 687637; William Locke, jr.,
Oxford, Me. 9458
Somehow; duet, words and music by
A. H. Ackley; sop. and alto. Chi-
cago-Philadelphia, Rodeheaver co.
© Mar. 15, 1928; 2 ec. Mar. 14; EB
683861; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago. 9459
Someone had to steal you away; words
by Sam Coslow and Larry Spier,
melody by Harry Link. © 1 «.
Apr. 28, 1928; EH 690165; Spier and
Coslow, ine., New York. _ 9460
Something within; words and melody
by Lucy E. Campbell. © 1 c. Apr.
4, 1928; E 687718; Ralph Peer, New
York. 9461
Somewhere in my dreams; words by
EK. Finn, music by D. Wolf; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Apr. 1, 1928; 2 e¢.
Apr. 28; E 690137; Elliot Finn and
Daniel Wolf, New York. 9462
Sommerlied; worte von Ernst Prec-
zand, musik von Erwin Lendvai, of
Germany, op. 43, no. 1; vierstim-
migen miinnerchor. 4to. © Dec.
25, 2927 :, 1.cxsApr. Ley 4928: 48
689351; Gebriider Hug & co., Leip-
zig. 9463
Sonate en la; d’Henri Gagnebin, of
France; violoncelle et pf. © Dee.
SES 193ee"T ‘ec. . Mar 20) *1928"" Eb
689296; Editions Maurice Senart,
Paris. 9464
Sonatina; by Alceo Toni, of Italy;
quartetto d’archi. © Feb. 25, 1928;
1 e¢e. Apr. 19; E 689657; A. & G. Ca-
risch & ¢., Milan. 9465
Sonatine; by Poldowski [pseud. of
Lady Dean Paul], of Great Britain;
pf.,..© Apry 34928551 ¢.,,Apredp EB
689173; J. & W. Chester, Itd., Lon-
don. 9466
Song and dance folio; words and mu-
sic by J. L. Knipe and I. E. Ashton.
1. Can’t you guess who. [5 others]
©, Apr. 23,,1928;,2 ¢.,.and aff. Apr.
28; A 10753854; James L. Knipe and
I. Earle Ashton, Lancaster, Pa.
9467
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9468
Song (The) of Hollywood ‘bowl; song
universal, poem by A. Sohrab, mu-
sic by R. Shryock. Los Angeles,
Calif., Raymond Shryock. © Apr.
19, 1928: 2 «. Apr. 16; Es G8ss2t-:
Raymond Shryock and Ahmad Soh-
rab, Hollywood, Calif. 9468
Song (The) of man; cho., words by
Gilbert. Purcell, music by Richard
Kountz; female voices, with optional
solos for med. voice. 4to. © Apr.
3, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 9; EK 687896;° M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 9469
Song (The) of man; cho.; text by Gil-
bert Purcell, musie by Richard
Kountz; male voices with optional
solos for med. voice. 4to. © Mar.
29, 1928; 2c. Apr. 3; E 687504; M.
Witmark & sons, New York.
Song of the night; words by A. Josler,
music by Alberto Castellani, of
Ltaly. «©, 1.e.. Apr... 20; 1928-5)
688912; A. Josler, Chicago. ‘9471
Song of the rosary; pilgrimage of the |
blind, old Spanish song from Span-
ish suite, by H. Maurice Jacquet;
pf. © Mar. 26, 1928; 1 ¢. Apr. 14,
1c. Apr. 25; E 690018; C. C. Birch-
ard & co., Boston. 9472
Song of the sap; words by Joe Debro-
hen and Monty Siegel, music by Pete
Wendling. © Apr. 5, 1928; 2 c. Apr.
28; E 690142; DeSylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 9473
Song of the sea king; unison song,
words by William Motherwell, mu-
sic by Henry L. Read, of Great
Britain; in B.. 4to... [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr. 4,
1928; 1c Apr. 7; E 689223; Banks
& son, York, England. 9474
Song (The) of the sewing machine;
words by Billy Rose and Ballard
Macdonald, music by Jesse Greer. ©
Mar. J26) 1928302 ec. VAprA14;i E
687713; Billy Rose, New York. 9475
Song of the swimmers; words by
stelle. Clark, music by Palmer
Clark; ten., bar. and bass. 4to. ©
Ars 8.21928 5’ 2!) ce Apr 25s) E
687899; J. S. Fearis & bro., Chicago.
9476
Songs of faith and hope; words by
A. M. Richards and others, music by
A. E. Bloom. Mendota, Ill., Hope
press. “8vo. © Mar. 27, 1928; 2 c.
and aff. Apyr.:°9; A 1072514; Axel
Edward Bloom, Chicago. 9477
9470
pt. IIT, D. S., v.23
Songs of nature; words by Helen Coale
Crew, music by May F. Lawrence;
sop., alto and bar. 4to. © Apr. 5,
1928; 2 c. Apr..9;.E 687614; J. S.
' Fearis & bro.,. Chicago. 9478
Songs of Pennsylvania college for
women; compiled and ed. by the
Song book committee. 4to.. (Cover
title: Pennsylvania college for wom-
en) © Apr. 3, 1928; 2.¢. Apr. 3;
E 690011 ; Pennsylvania’ college’ for
women, Pittsburgh. . 9479
Sonnige kinderlieder; text u. musik
von Lit Gtinther-Dorrhauer, of Ger-
many; pf. © Jan. 1, 1928; 1c. Apr.
11; E 689331; Lido-verlag, Lisbeth
Dorrhauer, Leipzig. 9480
Sonny go wash your face; words and
music by L. C. Mueller. ©1 ce. Apr.
25, 1928; E 688985; Lena Cloud
Mueller, San Francisco, 9481
Sore feet blues; words and melody by
Lester Jones. © 1 ce. Apr. 18,°1928;
E 688850; Georgia music co., New
York... 9482
Sorry for me; words and music by
B. G. DeSylva, Lew Brown and Ray
Henderson. © Apr. 25, 1928; 2 e.
Apr. 26, E 690054; DeSylva, Brown
& Henderson, ine., New York. 9483
Sous la tente; de Salammbé, 2° suite,
par Florent Schmitt, of France; 1°"
violons. © Feb. 25, 1928; 1 ¢. Mar.
20; E 689267; Durand et cie., Paris.
9484
Southern breezes; by E. D. Soechtig ;
pf. ©1ce. Mar. 19, 1928; E 688475 ;
Elizabeth Davis Soechtig, Ft. Madi-
son, Ia. 9485
Southern sweet potato blues; words
and melody by L. T. Raynor. 4to.
© Mar. 24, 1928; 2 ¢. Mar.31; E
687427; Lannie T. Raynor, New
York. 9486
Souvenir; by Victor Herbert, arr. by
Arthur Friedheim; pf. © Mar. 23,
1928; 2 c. Apr: 30; E 691109; Carl
- Fischer, inc., New York. 9487
Souvenirs d’autrefois; by C. Power;
harp. © 1c. Apr. 9, 1928; E 688654 ;
Carmel Power, Chicago. 9488
Spanische serenade (Sérénade espag-
nole); von Alfred Mello, of Ger-
many, op. 48; salon-orch., mit pf.
direktion. 4to. © Oct. 31, 1927;
1c. Apr. 11, 1928; E 689356 ; Carmen-
verlag, Dresden-A, Germany. 9489
490
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4,1928 _
9512
‘Spanish dance; tone sketch, by Carl
Bohm, of Germany; arr. by Frank
Louis Taylor, of Great Britain;
orch. with pf. conductor. © Apr.
Tewtoee: 4 Cc. ADT. 2d; pt, Oosuel;
Alfred Lengnick & co., ltd., London.
9490
Spanish love song; words by Olga
Marynowska, music by A. yon
~ Kreisler, of Russia, domiciled at
New York; pf. ©1c. Apr. 20, 1928;
E 688913; Alexander von Kreisler,
New York. 9491
Spanish (A) lullaby; melody by E.
Blonsteen. © 1 c¢. Apr. 12, 1928;
E 687742; Etta Blonsteen, Chicago.
; 9492
Spanyo; intermezzo espagnole, by Ar-
thur Wright; violin and pf. © Mar.
20,1928; 2 ‘ce, Apr,, 30;° BH, 691101; :
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 9493
‘Sparkling waters; valse brillante, by
Zez Confrey [pseud. of E. E. Con-
frey]; pf. © Apr. 23, 1928; 2 e.
Apr. 25; E 688972 ; Boston music ¢o.,
Boston. 9494
Spires (The) of Oxford; words by
‘Winifred M. Letts, music by J.
McManus. © 1 ¢. Apr. 7, 1928; E
687593; Joseph McManus, Santa
Barbara, Calif. 9495
Spirit of love; love song, by Arcady
- Dubensky; orch., with pf. conductor.
© Feb. 21,:1928; 2 c. Mar. 1; BE
688599 ; G. Lipskin & son, New York.
9496
Spirit of New York; the magic city,
words by M. Tishler, music by W. K.
Whiting. © 1c. Apr. 5, 1928; E
688556; Maurice Tishler, Allston,
Mass. 9497
Spiritualist (The) ; sacred song, words
by H. L. Van Valen, music by Ber-
nice Berteau. Chicago, Berteau dis-
tributing agency. © Apr. 18, 1928;
2 ec. Apr. 21; E 687902; Herbert L.
Van Valen, Chicago. 9498
Sportive (The) cricket; country
sketch, by Anna von Wohlfahrt-
Grille, of Hungary, domiciled at
Bridgeport, Conn.; pf. © Mar. 27,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 3; E 688496; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 9499
Spring; words and music by Fred Lil-
lich; pf. and ukulele acc. © Apr.
26, 1928; 2 ¢. Apr. 24;,E. 687967;
Fred Lillich, Philadelphia. 9500
Spring; words by Thomas Nash, music
by George Henschel, of Great Brit-
ain; female. voices; in G. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
©. Mar,, 27, 1928; 1.c. Apr. 20; E
689578 ; Boosey & ¢o., ltd., London,
9501
Spring cleaning;.by James C, Brad-
ford; full orch. ,4to.. © Mar. 27,
1928;,2 e: Apr. 30; E 691126; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 9502
Spring (A) romance; words and music
by G. C. Cornwell. © 1. Apr. 3,
1928; E 687471; George C. Cornwell,
Vienna, Va. 9503
Springtime; song without words, by
Wallace A. Johnson, op. 186, no. 1;
pf. © Mar: 31, 1928;'2 c.' Apr. 3;
E 687490; Theodore Presser ©o.,
Philadelphia. 9504
words and music by | Fred
Shuff, of England; in C. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr. 4,
1928; 1c. Apr. 5; E 689187 ; Francis,
Day & Hunter, Itd., London. 9505
Spuds;:
Stahl’s (Wm. C.) new method for
tenor banjo. © Apr. 7, 1928; 2 ¢.
and aff. Apr. 9; A 1073401; Wm. C.
Stahl, Milwaukee. 9506
Stances; de 2°"® petite suite, de R. Ch.
Martin, of France, op. 156; pf.. ©
Mar. 10, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 9; E 689548 ;
Durand et cie., Paris. 9507
Star Spangled Banner forever; words
and music by L. Alli Nazi. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 7, 1928; E 687594; Lavater
Woodward, Liberty, Tenn. 9508
Starlight; by H. S. Stewart; violin
and pf. © 1 c <Apr. 27, 1928; E
690174; Henry Shepherd Stewart,
White Plains, N. Y. 9509
Stars; melody by R. C. Murray. ©
1c. Apr. 9, 1928; E 688642; Resda
Claire Murray, Champaign, Ill.
) 9510
Steamboat, keep rockin’; words and
melody by C. J. Robison. © 1 «.
Apr. 7, 1928; HE 687568; Carson J.
Robison, New York. 9511
Stern (Max) Two songs; words and
music by M. Stern, of England. My
son. [1 other] © Apr. 2, 1928;
1c, Apr. 18;-E 689425; Metzler &
co. (1920), Itd., London. 9512
491
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9513
Pt. 1 Ts. fyvizes
Stern’s (Lew) Hawaiian song folio;
10 original Hawaiian songs by Lew
Stern; pf. and ukulele acc. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Apr. 16, 1928; 2 ¢e. Apr. 18; E
688823; Keith, Prowse & co., Itd.,
London. 9513
Stompin’ ’em down; words and mel-
ody by A. Hill, O. J. René and L. T.
René. © 1 ec. Apr. 13,1928; BH
688747 ; Leon T. René, Otis J. René
and Alexander Hill, Los Angeles.
9514
Story (The) of the resurrection : an
Haster pageant, by Frieda Bedwell,
musie by Richard Redhead and T.
C. Lewis [and others] © Mar. 19,
1928 3:2. ¢, and .,atk Apra.2hyy A
1075011; Meigs pub. co., Indianapo-
lis. 9515
Strande d’Ostende; promenade, by Fr.
K. Hintz; orch. © Apr. 6, 1928;
2c. Apr. 7; EH. 688624; Photo play
music ¢o., inc., New York. 9516
Stranger (The); words by John Am-
ner, music by R. Huntington Wood-
man; med. or high voice. © Mar.
2, 1928; 2 c Apr. 6; EH 687606; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 9517
Strauss (Richard) Agyptische Hel-
ena; aufzug 2, worte von Hugo v.
Hofmannsthal, musik bearb. von Ot-
to Singer, of Germany; klavieraus-
zug mit text. © 1c. Apr: 4, 1928;
E 689229; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin.
9518
Ramble; on the last love-duet in
Richard Strauss’s opera The rose-
bearer, transcribed by Perey Ald-
ridge Grainger; pf. New York, G.
Schirmer, inc. © Mar. 30, 1928;
2 c. Apr. 3; E 687605; Adolph
Fiirstner, Berlin. 9519
Strolling again down _ lover’s lane;
waltz, words by Tom Bradbury, mu-
sic by Jimmy Lally, of Great Bri-
tain; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
Mark Fisher; in E flat... [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Dee. 21,
1927; 1 ec. Jan. 12, 1928; EH 684154;
Berners music ¢co., London. 9520
Strolling (The) harp player; by Mil-
ton Harding; pf. © Mar. 30, 1928;
2c. Apr. 16; E 687755; Oliver Dit-
son ¢co., Boston. 9521
Strolling in summer; by Gardner Le-
land; pf. © Apr. 20,1928; 2 c. Apr.
26; E 691007;- Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, 9522
Stuck up; fox trot, words by R. Zuck-
erman and J. D. Greenberg, melody
by J. D. Greenberg. © 1c. Apr. 19,
1928; E 687865; Joseph D. Green-
berg and Ralph Zuckerman, Irving-
ton, N. J. 9523
Submarine (The) S—4; words by P. N.
Jackson, melody by Robert H. Bren-
nen. 1. ¢@.. ADE. 416, doco ee
688793; Pansy N. Jackson, Fremont,
Utah. 9524
Sudan temple march; by H. M. Po-
teat; band. 4to. © Mar. 30,1928;
2c. Apr. 9; E 690111; Sudan tem-
ple, New Bern, N. C.. 9525
Sugar babe I’m leaving; words by
Sonny Clapp, music by Sol Lewis;
pf. ace. with ukulele arr. by M.
Kalua. New York, Jack Mills, ine.
© Feb. 4, 1928; 2 ec. Apr. 16; E
688781; United pub. co., New York.
) 1, 9526
Suite en duo; de Jean Cras. of France;
fiite et harpe ou pf. 1. Préambule.
[3 others] © Dee. 31, 1927; 1. ¢.
Mar. 20, 1928; E 689292; Hditions
Maurice Senart, Paris. 9527
Summer heat; words and music by
Ethel Boyce, of England; 2 treble
voices. 4to. © Apr. 19, 1928; 1 ec.
Apr. 20; E 6894838; Novello & co.,
Itd., London. 9528
Summer (The) that we had last year;
humorous song, words by Francis
EK. Vincent, music by Ernest Mel-
vin, of Great Britain. © Dee. 15,
1927; 1 c. Jan. 12, 1928; EH 684153;
Berners music co., London. 9529
Sun beam blues; words and melody
by Hattie C. Burleson. © 1 ¢. Apr.
11, 1928; EH 688714; Columbia phono-
graph co., inc., New York. 9530
Sun (The) is shining today; fox trot,
words and music by M. M. Miller;
pf. and ukulele ace. Des Moines,
Iowa, Standard music pub. co. ©
Apr. 17, 1928:.2))e) Apmy20sy EH
687939; Mercellon Mayo Miller, Des
Moines. 9531
Sunny California; words and music
by K. Stambaugh, arr. by H. A.
Hummel; in A flat. [Photostat] ©
1c. Apr. 16, 1928; E 688803; Ken-
neth Stambaugh, Cleveland. 9532
Sunny skies; fox-trot, words and mu-
sie by Dave Sonn and Jos. Geo. Gil-
bert, both of England; pf. acec., with
ukulele arr. by Harry J. Stafford ; in
492
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928
9555
B feat... [Staff and tonic sol-fa_ no-
tations} © Mar. 29, 1928; 1c. Apr.
21; E 689648; Montgomery & Co.,
London. 9533
Sunrise (The); fox-trot, words and.
music by Cliff Friend and Lester
Santly, arr. by Alfred J. Doyle,
male quartet. 4to. © Apr. 2, 1928;
2c. Apr. 4; E 687510; Leo Feist,
inec., New York. 9534
Sun’s (The) travels;. by Marion Hick-
man; pf. © Apr. 13, 1928; 2 c. Apr.
16; E 687772; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 9535
Sunshine and flowers; entr’acte, by
Charles Huerter; pf. Jan. 8,
1928 ;'2 c. Apr. 3; E 687479; B. F.
Wood music co., Boston. — 9536
Suor Maria; versi di Giuseppe Teta-
mo, musica di Giuseppe Manna; of | -
Italy, domiciled at New York ; mand.
Ato. © Apr. 12, 1928; 2c. Apr. 17;
E 687781; Antonio Grauso & son,
New. York. 9537
Supposing; by J. W. Bischoff, arr. by
Paul Bliss; sop., alto and bass. 4to.
Ane. 26, 1928:°2 > c, Apr. 17;
688857 ; John Church co., Cincinnati.
9538
Supreme (The) commandment; words
by E. H. Baker, music by Wade
Fallert; in E flat. © Apr. 1, 1928;
2c. Apr. 19; E 687839; Wade Fal-
lert, St. Louis. 9539
Supreme (The) commandments; words
by E. H. Baker, music by F. Sumner
Bash; mixed voices. © Apr. 14,
1928; 2 @ Apr. 16; E 687779;
Eugene H. Baker, Huntington, Ind.
9540
Sur la butte; paso doble, de José
Padilla, arr. par Fred Mélé, of
France; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
4to... © Dec, 10, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 16,
1928; E 689241; Editions Foucret
fils, s. a., Paris. 9541
Sweet and blessed story; words and
melody by the Imperial quintette.
©. 1c Apr. 13, 1998- Hh 688752:
Ralph Peer, New York. 9542
Sweet as a rose; words by Philip
Robinson, music by Ernest Melvin,
of Great Britain. © Dec. 12, 1927;
1c. Jan. 12, 1928; E 684152; Berners
music ¢o., London. 9543
Sweet bird; words and melody by Fred
Pendleton. © 1c. Apr. 7, 1928; E
687573; Ralph Peer, New York.
9544
Sweet Emmalina; words by Andy
Razaf, music by Jack Palmer; ist
violin. © 1 ¢.. Apr. 25, 1928; E
688989; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 9545
Sweet Evelina; words and melody arr.
by E. Moody...© 1 c. Apr. 7, 1928;
EK 687571; Ralph Peer, New York.
9546
words and melody by
C. J. Quinlan, jr. ©'1 ce Apr. 12,
1928; E 690159; Charles Joseph
Quinlan, jr., Fitchburg, Mass. 9547
Sweet melody; by Frederic Groton, op.
G, no. 2; pf., with words. © Mar.
27, 1928; 2 « Apr. 3; E 688498; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 9548
Sweet Sue—just you; words by Will
J. Harris, music by Victor Young;
pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by A. J.
Franchini. © Apr. 10,1928; 2) ec.
Apr. 11; E 687679; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 9549
Sweet Suzanne; words by Edgar
Leslie, music by Jos. Geo. Gilbert, of
Great Britain; pf. aec., with banju-
lele banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin
D. Keech; in F, with harmonized
refrain for mixed voices. [Staff
and tonie sol-fa notations] © Apr.
12, 1928; 1c Apr. 29; E 689590;
Lawrence Wright music co., London.
9550
Sweet sweet woman; words and music
by F. Burn; pf. and ukulele ace.,
with chords marked for banjo and
guit. ad lib. © Apr. 3, 1928; 2 ¢.
Apr. 9; E 687622; Farrar Burn, Sac-
ramento, Calif. 9551
Sweetest (The) girl in Oregon; words
and music by C. L. Young, arr. by
M. A. Howard. [Photostat] ©le.
Apr. 2, 1928; E 687455; Charles L.
Young, Sherwood, Or. §552
Sweetest (The) little girl in Tipper-
ary; words and music by J. Ross.
Phoenix, Ariz., Arizona musical
publishing house. © Apr. 7, 1928;
2c. Apr. 11; E 688686; Jack. Ross,
Phoenix, Ariz. 9553
Sweetheart; words and melody by C.
J. Quinlan, jr.. © 1c. Apr. 12, 1928;
E 690157; Charles Joseph Quinlan,
jr., Fall River, Mass. 9554
Sweetheart; words by Frederick H.
Martens, music by Francesco B. De
Leone; med. voice. © Mar. 23, 1928;
2c. Apr. 30; E 691108; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 9555
Sweet Irene;
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9556
pt. II, n. S.,V. 23
Sweetheart; words by M. Basshom,
melody by Robert H. Brennen: | ©
1c. Apr. 18, 1928; E 688839; Mildred
Basshom, Williamson, W. Va. 9556
Sweetheart April; idyl, by Frank H.
Grey pr.) O-Mar. (27, "tS28 972
Apr. 3; E 688489; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 9557
Sweetheart I want you, I do; fox trot,
words and music by W. A. Schielke.
©,, Apr.,;.2,,,1928;-2,.¢e. Apr. .9; E
687619; Wm. A. Schielke, Chicago.
9558
Sweetheart when I have you; words
and music by Harry Hogan and Joe
Warner; pf. and ukulele ace.. ©
Feb. 1, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 12; E 688580;
National music eco., Chicago. 9559
Sweethearts; by Cedric W. Lemont;
pf. ©. Apr. 25, 1928; 2'c. Apr. 27;
KX 691061; Theodore | Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia. 9560
Sweetie o’ mine; words and melody by
Al André. © 1 @ Apr. 27, 1928;
BE 691032; Alvin St. Clair Austin,
Pittsbureh.
Swing-a-long honey and smile; words
by Irene Beasley, music by F. L.
Fieger. © 1 ¢. Apr. 19, 1928; EB
687869 ;° Frank L. Fieger, Memphis,
Tenn. 9562
Table for two; words by Ray Klages,
melody by Jesse Greer. © 1c. Apr.
17, 1928; EH 690071; Robbins music
corp., New York. 9563
Taenk, at saa lidt kan blive til saa
meget; tekst af Leif Berg og Dan
Folke, musik af Vincent de Costa,
of Denmark; pf. © Nov. 25, 1927;
1 @. Mar. 15, 1928; E 689509; Wil-
helm Hansen, Copenhagen. 9564
Tahiti eyes; words by David S. Gold-
berg, music by H. Carow. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 19, 1928; E 687873; Herman
Carow, Philadelphia. 9565
T’aint no one but you; words by Jack
Meskill, melody by Abner Silver and
Newell Chase. © 1. Apr. 19, 1928;
E 687860; DeSylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, ine., New York. 9566
Take Jesus; words and music by BEliz-
abeth L. Kitterman; 4 mixed voices.
Chicago - Philadelphia, Rodeheaver
co. ‘© Mar. 15, 1928; 2 ec. Mar. 14;
_E 683870; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. 9567
9561.
Take me back to Kandahar ; fé&-trot,
words and musie by R. A. Mirzan,
of France, domiciled at Syracuse,
N. ¥. © 1 @ Apr, 4,7Seaee
687551; Richard, Anthony Mirzan,
Syracuse, N. Y. 9568
Take me in your arms again; words
and melody by J. G. Brown. ©1ce.
Mar. 26, 1928; E 687218; Jack Glenn
Brown, Ogden, Utah. ~ 9569
Talisman (The) ; march, by Roland F.
Seitz; band. 4to. © Apr. 20, 1928;
2 .¢, Apr. 24; E 687962 ; R. F. Seitz,
Glen Rock, Pa. 9570
Talking to the sandman; words and
music by R. H. Wilson and A.. W.
Card. [Photostat] ©.1.¢. Apr. 10,
1928; E 687643; Richard H. Wilson
and Albert W. Cara, Los’ Angeles.
1 09571
Tampico hermoso ; letra y musica por
Alberto Loya y Ed Tavo, both of Mex-
ico, domiciled at Los Angeles; pf.
8vo. [Photostat] © Jan. 3, 1928;
2c. Apr. 18; .E 687881; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. ) 9572
Tandem; words and melody by Anna
Seymour [i. e. A. S. Santrey] ©
1c. Apr. 20, 1928; E 688909; Anna
Seymour Santrey, Detroit. 9573
Tango Beatrice; text von Rolf Flor,
musik von Josef Freudenthal, of
Germany. © Apr. 7, 1928; 1 c. Apr.
24; E 689604; Musikverlag City,
Leipzig. 9574
Tango! che passione! ; adat-
tamento ritmico di A. R. Borella,
musica di Nino Piccinelli, of Italy ;
pf. © Mar. 16, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 19;
E 689654; A. & G. Carisch & Go.,
Milan. 9575
Tango serpentin; de Vopérette Pom-
pom, paroles de Jean Le Seyeux,
musique de Bétove, of France.
‘Apr. 13, 1928; T-"e*ape renee i
689585; Enoch et cie., Paris. 9576
Tattle (The) tale bird; musical read-
ing, poem by Fannie Stedman, music
by Frieda Peyeke; pf. © Apr. 4,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 7; E 687562; Willis
music co., Cincinnati. 9577
Te amo me dijiste; letra por Carlos
Ramon Chano, musica por C. R.
Chano y Ed Tavo, both of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles. S8vo.
[Photostat] © Mar. 10, 1928; 2 ¢.
Apr. 6; E 688607; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 9578
494
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928
9600
Teach me to dance like grandma;
words and music by Néel Coward, of
Great Britain. © Mar. 14, 1928; 1
e. Apr. 18; E 689472; Chappell &
co., ltd., London. 9579
Tears of sorrow; an andante appas-
sionato, by Domenico Savino; orch.
© Apr. 26, 1928; 2 e. Apr. 28; E
- 691143; Robbins music corp., New
York. ; 9580
Teasing Rose; words and melody by
EK. H. Edwards; in G. -© 1. Apr.
9, 1928; E 687661; Eddie H. Ed-
wards, New York.
Telephone (The) girl; words ‘and mel-
ody by O. Reed. © 1 -c. Apr. 7,
1928; E 687576; Ralph Peer, New
York. 9582
Tell me why; from That’s a good girl,
words by Desmond Carter, music by
Joseph Meyer and Philip Charig.
London & Sydney, Chappell & co.,
Itd. © Apr. 4, 1928; 2c. Apr. 12;
E 687758; Harms, ine., New York.
9583
Temps (Le) d’aujourd’hui; paroles de
René Arlieés, musique de Hug. Ca-
banne et Lebail, both of France; pf.
© Mar. 10, 1928; 1:¢. Apr. 9; E
689418; Editions musicales Evette,
Paris. 9584
Tender words; words and music by
Charlie Straight and Julian David-
son; pf. and ukulele acc., with tenor
banjo, mandola or guit. © Apr. 25,
1928 ; 2 c. Apr. 28; E 690146; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York. 9585
Tendresse; poésie de Jean Lahor,
musique de Alfred Bachelet, of
France; tén. ou sop. © Mar. 10,
1928; 1 ec. Apr. 9; E 689525; Heugel,
Paris. 9586
Tetegi-tango; von L. Stein-Schneider,
bearb. von Carl Robrecht, both of
Germany’; orch., mit pf. direktion.
4to. © Dec. 10, 1927; 1 c. Apr. 11,
1928; E 689365’ ena ~~ Stein-
Schneider, Berlin. 9587
Texas (The) girl; words by Park
Massey, music by L. H. Overall.
© Apr. 27, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 27; E
690125; Lucy Holt Overall, Dallas.
9588
Thank heavens we have men like—-;
words and music by R. P. Weston
and Bert Lee, both of England; in
G. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Apr. 4, 1928; 1 ¢. Apr. 5;
E 689189; Francis, Day & Hunter,
Itd., London. 9589
9581
That brand new model of mine; words
by Seymour Simons and Haven Gil-
lespie, music by Richard A. Whit-
ing; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by A.
J. Franchini. © Apr. 10, 1928; 2 c.
Apr. 11; E 687829; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 9590
That He may be glorified; words by
Elizabeth Reitherman, music by W.
O.. Miller... 8vo. © Mar. 20, 1928;
2 ¢, Apr. 11;,E 688679; William
Orren Miller, Chicago. 9591
That melody in A flat; words and
music by Bud Browning [pseud. of
K. A. Browning] © 1 ec. Apr. 9,
1928; E 688656; Kenneth Adrian
Browning, Zanesville, O. 9592
That one night of love; words and
music by E. LeSieur. © 1. Apr.
13, 1928; E 688786; Eugene LeSieur,
Sanford, Me. 9593
That quaint little old northern town;
words by H. A. Jack, music by Da-
vid Reed. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1928; E
687545; Harry A. Jack, Lakewood,
O. 9594
That’s. a good girl; selection, by Jo-
seph Meyer and Philip Charig, se-
lected and arr. by H. M. Higgs, of
Great Britain; pf. London-New
York-Sydney, Chappell & co., Itd. ©
Feb. 28, 1928; 1 ec. Apr. 3; E 689196 ;
Harms, inc., New York. 9595
That’s my mammy; fox trot, words by
Harry Pease, music by Abel Baer
and Ed. G. Nelson, arr. by Frank
Skinner; orch. 4to. © Apr. 6, 1928;
2 c. Apr. 7; E 688597; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 9596
That’s the time when I will think of
you; words and music by A. Schrie-
i,ber,,.arr- by Luther, A. Clark....©
1 c. Apr. 12, 1928; E 687702; Arthur
Schrieber, Red Bud, Ill. 9597
That’s what I got for loving you;
words and melody by J. G. Brown.
© 1c. Mar. 26, 1928; E 687219;
Jack Glenn Brown, Ogden, Utah.
9598
That’s when Ill see you again; words
and melody by H. Cheiffetz. © 1 c..
Apr. 5, 1928; E 687535; Hymon
Cheiffetz, Buffalo. 9599
That’s why; words and music by E.
M. Webster, arr. by Homer Tourjée.
Los Angeles, Calif., Los Angeles mu-
sic pub. co. © Apr. 12, 1928; 2 c.
Apr. 17; E 687783; Emily M. Web-
ster, Ontario, Calif. 9600:
495
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT EN TRIES
9601
pt. my nes., ivaZs
That’s why I am lonelyl for you; waltz
ballad, words and music by O. K.
Bilger. Dayton, Od., Bilger’s incorp.
of music. © Apr. 17, 1928; 2c Apr.
20; E 687940; Oscar K. Bilger, Day-
ton, O. 9601
There is no friend like Jesus; words
and music by J. D. Peake, of Great
Britain. Glasgow, Scotland, Bayley
& Ferguson. 4to. © Mar. 21, 1928;
1c. Apr. 18; E 689455; John Daulby
Peake, Derby, England. 9602
There must be a silver lining; fox-
trot, lyric by Dolly Morse, music
by Walter Donaldson, arr. by AI-
fred J. Doyle; male quartet. 4to.
© apr. 42 99282 er Ane 4
687511; Leo Feist, ine., New York.
9603
There’s a laughing little stream;
words by Carl J. E. Omeron, music
by H. B. Omeron. © 1 ¢. Apr. 16,
1928; E 688851; Helen Bates Om-
eron, Los. Angeles. 9604
There’s a Sweetheart somewhere for
me; words and melody by A. Leach.
©1e. Apr. 7, 1928; E 687592; Alvin
Leach, San Francisco. 9605
There’s always a way to remember;
by Sammy Fain and Lew Pollack,
arr. by George J. Trinkaus; band.
4to. © Apr. 16, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 21;
EK 687947; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 9606
There’s no love so true as my love for
you; words by C. F. Lesnick, music
by Phil. Starr. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Apr. 5, 1928;
2 c. Apr. 10; E 687634; Catherine
F. Lesnick, Chicago. 9607
There waits a pretty maid; shepherds
hey! words by Herbert J. Brandon,
music by Robert Coverley, of Great
Britain. © Apr. 5, 1928;.1 ¢. Apr.
20; E 689568; Boosey & co., ltd.,
London. 9608
There won't be nobody home; fox-trot,
words by R. P. Weston and Bert
Lee, music by Harris Weston, of
England; pf. and ukulele acc.; in C.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Apr. 4, 1928sietievel Apr Si) B
689177 ; Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd.,
London. 9609
They called her Rose; words and mu-
sic by" C,G,: Were: ©'1 ce Apre 7,
1928; E 687587; C. Gilbert Lore,
Denver. 9610
They landed over here from over
there; words and melody by Tom
Kennedy and J. O. Donovan. © 1 e.
Apr. 16, 1928; E 688802; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
9611
They’re shocking Aunt’s modesty; fox-
trot, words and melody by J. R.
Scalzo. © 1c Apr. 11, 1928; B
688704; Joseph R. Scalzo, Auburn,
INGE 9612
They’ve all got a mate but me; words
and music by Frank Crumit;. pf.
ace., With ukulele arr. by Louis
Fleischer. © Mar. 21, 1928; 2 «.
Mar. 29; E 687404; F. B. Haviland
pub. co., New. York. 9613.
Thinking of you; words by A. W.
Wicknick, music by John F. Ryan.
New York City, Frank Harding, mu-
sic publisher. © Feb, 23, 1928; 2 ec.
Apr. 16; E 688782; csi WwW. Wick-
nick, Tacoma. 9614
Third. misterioso a la valse; by Do-
menico Savino; orch. © Apr. 10,
* 1928; 2 ce. Apr. 11; E 687689; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 9615
This is the day; Easter anthem, words
from Psalm 108, musie by Caleb
Simper, of Great Britain; 4 mixed
voices; organ ace. 4to. © Jan. 30,
1928; 1 ce. Mar. 80; E 689167; A.
Weekes & co., ltd., London. 9616
Thou didst leave Thy throne; an-
them, words by Emily HE. S. Elliott,
music by Irving Gingrich; quartet
or cho. of mixed voices. 4to. ©
Nov..1,, 1927,;.2,¢. Apr. 27, 1928; 1
691019; Henry T. FitzSimons, Chi-
cago. 9617
Three (The) bears; a phantasy, by
Hric Coates, arr. by Dan Godfrey, of
Great Britain; full military band
with conductor. © Mar. 30, 1928;
1c. Apr. 18; E 689473; Chappell &
co., ltd., London. 9618
Three (The) ravens; 17th century
by Thomas
in F
song, with descant, arr.
F. Dunhill, of Great Britain;
min. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Apr. 2, 1928; 1¢. Apr.
13; E 689620; Edward Arnold & co.,
London. 9619
Through the air; Roxy’s own march,
by? Si"? Rothatelssarrl? oy wan.
McCabe; orch. with pf. or organ
ace. 4to. © Apr. 3, 1928; 2 e. Apr.
4; FE 687475; Irving Berlin standard
music corp., New York. 9620
496
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928
Tia Juana blues; words and melody
by V. Larsen. © 1c. Apr. 3, 1928;
E 687465; Val Larsen, Washington.
962)
Till the nightingale sang; fox-trot,
words by Eric Little, music by H. M.
Tennent, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele ace.; in E flat. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar. 28,
1928; 1 ec. Apr. 14; E 689451; Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd., London.
9622
Time to rise; by Marion Hickman; pf.
(C) Ards }1928: 2 ce. Apr. , 163,08
687773 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 9623
Tin-ear; by Bob Effros and Phil Wall,
op! (2;apf. ©! Apr. 23,1928; 2c.
Apr. 25; E 688982; Spier. and Cos-
low, inc., New York. 9624
Tip-tip-toe up a tuck-tuck-tucky lane;
words by Billy Rose and Mort Dixon,
melody by Harry Warren. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 30, 1928; E 691148; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc. New
York. 9625
‘Tis prohibition now; words by E. B.
MecMillian, music by Jack Edwards.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Apr. 12, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 19; E 687842 ;
Edith Barnes McMillian, Seattle.
. 9626
Titania’s feast; words and music by
W. Moritz-Caesar; pf. © Apr. 838,
1928; 2. ¢c..Apr. 9; E 687624; Wyn
Moritz-Caesar, Los Angeles. 9627
Tittle-tattle; chatterbox, by Julius S.
Seredy; full orch., with pf. conduc-
tor.. © Mar. 30, 1928; 2c. Apr. 30;
EK. 691119; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 9628
To a humming-bird; words by H. L.
Wilson, music by Lucile Burton.
[Photostat] © 1c. Apr. 20, 1928;
E 688903; Harriet L. Wilson, Oak-
land, Calif. 9629
To Eve; words by Anne Lochead, mu-
sic by E. Stuart. Seattle, Wash.,
Craig music press. © Apr. 21, 1928;
2c. Apr. 21; E 688954; Edith Stuart,
Vancouver, B. C. 9630
To know you care; words by Tom
Ford, music by Sam Gold; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Apr. 12, 1928: 2 ¢.
Apr, 28; E 690113; Bess. publica-
tions, Philadelphia. 9631
To Miranda; serenade, by Felix White,
of England, ed., fingered and bowed
by James Brown; string orch. ©
z 9642
Mar. 13, 1928; 1 ¢e. Mar. 13; E
689404; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
9632
To the glee club; words and music by
J. D. Marks; mixed voices. [Photo-
stat]. -©> 1 ,cx,Apr,..10,, 1928;,,, B
687664; John David Marks, New
York. 9633
To the throb of the violins; lyrics by
F. L. Cooper, jr., and Egbert Harold
Van Delden, melody by John Peter
Saeco. © 1 e. Apr. 20, 1928; HE
688906; Frederick Linn Cooper, jr.,
New York. 9634
Tobias (Rudolph) Arie; aus dem
Psalm 51, schaff in mir Gott, musik
von R. Tobias, of Germany. © 1c.
Mar. 21, 1928; E 688696; Louise
Tobias, New York. 9635
Tobbet er egy férjes asszony; words —
by Kalmar Tibor, melody by C. Ko-
vach. © 1 ec, Apr. 25, 1928; HE
691002; Charles Kovach, Chicago.
9636
Tom-eat (The); words by Don Mar-
quis, music by Mrs. M. H. Gulesian ;
low voice. © Mar. 29, 1928; 2 e.
Apr. 16; E 687757 ; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 9637
Tom der reimer; altschottische bal-
lade, von Carl Loewe, op. 135, arr.
von Leo Artok, of Germany; orch.
mit pf.-conductor. © Apr. 12, 1928;
1c. Mar. 30; E 689113; B. Schott’s
sohne, Mainz, Germany. 9638
Tombstone, Arizona; comedy song,
words and melody by EK. B. Schiller.
Cy) te? Apr: 211926 PERM OSTUN9 ;
EK. Baron Schiller, San Francisco.
9639
To-morrow ; 2-pt. song, words and mu-
sic by Una Gwynne, of Great Brit-
ain; treble voices; in F min. 4to.
[Staff and tonie sol-fa notations]
©; Apr. 2,54928 + 1 -e Apr: 13; EB
689625; Edward Arnold & co., Lon-
don. 9640
To-morrow’s- to-morrow, to-day is to-
day; words and music by Bernie
Grossman, Paul Ash and Sam Kauf-
man, arr. by Bert Reed; male quar-
tette. 4to. © Apr. 2, 1928; 2 ¢.,
Apr. 3; E 687424; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. 9641
Tonedannelses-gvelser til skolebrug;
arr. af Thgger Rasmussen, of Den-
mark. 16mo. © Nov. 25, 1927; 1 ¢.
Mar. 15, 1928; E 689506; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 9642
497
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9643
Tony the barber; words and music by
Peter Daprano. © Apr. 11, 1928;
‘2 c. Apr. 18; E 688740; Peter Da-
prano, Lorain, O. 9643
Too busy; words by Ned Miller, mel-
ody by Chester Cohn. © 1 ¢. Apr.
25, 1928; E 691030; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 9644
Torre (La) de Diana; corrido, letra
y musica por David y Luis Banuelos,
both of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles. © 1 c¢. Apr. 23, 1928; E
688961; Felipe Valdés Leal, Los ‘An-
geles. 9645
Toy (The) town artillery; words by
Jean Frederick, music by Everett
Lynton, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in C. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations], © Apr.
19, 1928; 1 c Apr. 23; E 689596;
Lawrence Wright music co., London.
» 9646
Toy Toy San; operetta in 8 acts,
words by Minna L. Harding, music -
by V: M. and C. R. Spaulding. 4to.
© Apr. 17, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 19; D
27308; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
9647
Tragic (The) death of Marian Par-
ker; words by D. Adoneize, melody
by Robert H. Brennen. © 1 ¢. Apr.
16, 1928 ; E 688796; Dagart Adoneize,
Portland, Or. 9648
Trail (The) of ’98; march, by P. A.
Marquardt; orch. 4to. © Apr. 6,
1928; 2 c«. Apr. 7; E 688621; Photo
play music co., inc., New York. 9649
Train forty-five; words and melody by
G. B. Grayson. ©1c. Apr. 7, 1928;
E 687570; Ralph Peer, New York.
9650
Traité des doubles-cordes; de F. Ger-
lier, of France; violon. 17° pte. ©
Dée. 3141927 » 1: "ee" Mar? ‘20% 1928 ;
E 689283; E. Gaudet, Paris. 9651
Traitrise (Treachery) ; de M. Delmas-
Popy, of France; orch. avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4f0. © Feb. 25, 1928; 1 ¢.
Mar. 20; E 689275; E. Gaudet,
Paris. 9652
Traje (E1) a la rodilla ; danzon, versi
y musica por J. Armstrong; pf. ©
1 c. Apr. 3, 1928; E 687459; Juan
Armstrong, Santurce, P. R. 9653
Transeriptions in many ,moods; by
Godfrey Ludlow, of Great Britain;
violin, with pf, ace. 1. La perjura.
pt. 11, Tik'sl, v. 23
[5 others] © Apr. 18, 1928; 2 ¢
Apr. 20; E 688882; Boston music
1T1@Oxy Boston. 9654
Teesenme untold; words by. J. Rodgers,
melody by Ellsworth T. Cozzens,
1‘c. Apr. 19, 1928; E 687889; Ralph
Peer, New York. 9655.
Trio; par Ch. Koechlin, of France;
fifite, clarinette et basson. © Dec.
32;' 19273) 1 '&.’ Mar 20, 1928 ; EK
689289 ; ‘Editions Maurice Senart,
Paris. in 9656
Troll the bowl; unison song, words by
Thomas Dekker, music by Percy
Judd, of Great Britain; in C. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Apyr!! 2,619287;A 16e. Apri M13G0r
689614 ; Edward Arnold & COo., Lon-
don. 9657
Trombone (The) virtuoso; or, The art
of playing the trombone correctly,
including non-pressure system of
playing, by Pedro Lozano. © Apr.
2, 1928); 2c. “and al. Apr. 25 ,. 4
1075355; Pedro Lozano pub. ©Co.,
Syraeuse, N. Y. 9658
Trouble baby; words and melody by
Al André. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1928; E
691033; Alvin St. Clair Austin,
Pittsburgh. 9659
Troubles; quartet, words and music
by A. A. Payn; men’s voices. 4to.
© Mar. 28, 1928; °2/¢. Apri 2) EB
687430 ; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia.
9660
Truthful Parson Brown; words and
melody by W. Robison. © 1 ¢. Apr.
4, 1928: E 687556; Willard Robison,
Tuckahoe, NG ee 9661
Trysting time; valse, by Adam Geibel ;
pf. ©. Mar. 31, 1928 3;2.¢, Apr3;5
E 687498; Theodore Presser ©o.,
Philadelphia. 9662
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) Chan-
son triste; op. 40, no. 2, arr. ven
Leo Artok, of Germany; oreh. mit
pf. conductor. © Apr. 12, 1928; 1 ¢.
Mar. 30; E 689111; B. Schott’s
sOhne, Mainz, Germany. 9663
Tune thy music; unison song, words
by Thomas Campion, music by Her-
bert Howells, of Great Britain; in
E flat. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Apr. 2, 1928; 1 ¢. Apr.
13; E 689615; Edward Arnold & co.,
London. 9664
498
no. 4, 1928.
.» MUSICAL, COMPOSITIONS
9687
Twice 55. part’ songs’ for boys; the
orange book, compiled and ed. by
Peter W. Dykema. 8vo. © Dec.
20, 1927; 2 @ and aff. Apr. 18, 1928;
A 1073795; C. C. Birchard & .C€o.,
- Boston. 9665
Twilight; words and music by A. Y.
‘| Johnson. © 1c. Apr. 7, 1928; E
.' 687588; Alma Yost Johnson, Avalon,
Pa. 9666
Twilight reverie; by Paul Vergolet, of
England; organ. © Apr. 3, 1928;
1 ec. Mar. 29; E 689183; W. Paxton
_& co., Itd., London. 9667
Twilight (The). serenaders; pizzicato,
by Charles Hoby, of England; pf.
(awn, 3)) 1928; 1 c. -Apr...16; EH
689433; James Planta Hull, Hee as
96
‘Twill be glory; words by; C. W.
Vaughan, music by Claude O.
- Sharpe. © Mar. 20, 1928; 2 c. Apr.
16; E 688778; Chas. W. Vaughan,
Lawrenceburg, Tenn. 9669
waster -crhe) “march: by W.' D.
Haines; band. 4to. © Mar. 15,
1928; 2c. Apr. 20; E 688872; Charles
L. Barnhouse, Oskaloosa, Ia. 9670
Two little fleas; 4 pt. cho., words
anon., music by Andrew T. Bogart;
men’s voices. 4to. © Apr. 12, 1928;
2c. Apr. 18; E 687822; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 9671
Two little gossips; by Frederick A.
Williams; pf. © Apr. 23, 1928; 2c.
Apr. 18; E 688933 ; Harold Flammer,
inc., New York. 9672
°U matrimoniu Sicilianu; melodia di
Coruzzolo-Riceardi. © 1c. Apr. 16,
1928; E 687796; S. Riccardi, New
York. 9673
Ukelele [!] serenade; d’Aaron Cop-
land; violon et pf. © May 3, 1928;
2c. Apr. 27; E 691071; B. Schott’s
sohne, Mainz, Germany. 9674
Ultima (L’) serenata (La derniére
sérénade) ; sketch, versi di Bixio
Cherubini Stilos, musica di Enrico
Toselli, of Italy; spartito per canto
e. pf. \/©, Mar, ,27, 1928; 1..¢., Apr.
10; E 689307; G. Venturini, Flor-
ence, Italy. 9675
Unbeliever (The); words by Chris
Smith, music by Fred’k M. Bryan
and Bert Williams. © Jan. 31,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 6; E 688576; Handy
bros.) music ¢o., inc., New York.
9676
Uncle Dudley; march, by F. EH. Noel;
band, with solo cornet, conductor.
Cincinnati, O., Fillmore music house.
4to. © Mar. 31, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 2;
E_ 688459; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati. 9677
Uncle Sam; fox trot, words by J. M.
_ Desmond, music by Ray Hibbeler.
©1c. Jan. 26,1928; E 690057; John
Michael Desmond, Sioux City, Ia.
9678
Under all . . . the deep theme of the
city; incidental music to A locked
door by W. L. Faust, music by Jack
Manley Rose; pf. [Photostat] ©
1c. Apr. 4, 1928; E 688524; Walter
L. Faust, Summit, N. J. 9679
Under the American flag; march, by
J. De Forest Cline; band. 4to. ©
Mar. to.) T0205 2°. Apr, 20s Hh
688862; Charles L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Ia. 9680
Under the silver star; Hnglish words
by Stephen Fay, Cuban tune, ex-
tended and arr. by Harvey Worth-
ington Loomis; sop. 1 and 2, and
alto ad lib. 4to. © Apr. 4, 1928;
2c. Apr. 18; E 688817; C. C. Birch-
ard & co., Boston. 9681
Under the stars; nocturne, by Humph-
rey J. Stewart; organ. obl. Svo. ©
Apr. 24, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 26; E 690024 ;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 9682
Unexplained blues; words and melody
by H. Rice, L. Stokes and C.
McMichen. © 1 c¢. Apr. 11, 1928;
E 688721; Hoke Rice, Low Stokes
and Clayton McMichen, Chattanooga,
Tenn. 9683
United States to you, the Red, the
White, the Blue; words and music
by C. Fox. © Apr. 10, 1928; 2 «¢.
Apr. 28; E 690120; Catharine Fox,
Middletown, Del. 9684
Unsaved; words by Jennie Ree, music
“by Chas. H. Gabriel; 4 mixed voices.
Chicago-Philadelphia, Rodeheaver co.
©. Mar. 15;'1928;"°2 °c. Mar. 14; E
683867 ; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago. 9685
Upon the cross; words by Ethel Verne
King, music by Jesse B. Thomas; 4
mixed voices, Chicago-Philadelphia,
Rodeheaver co. © Mar. 15, 1928;
2c. Mar. 14; E 683851; Homer A.
Rodeheaver, Chicago. 9686
Vagabond (The) ; fox-trot, by L. Wick-
dahl; pf. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1928; E
687993; Lillian ;Wickdahl, Bellevue,
Wash. 9687
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pt. 111, 0. S., ¥. 23°
Valse (Une); par Henri Sauguet, of
France; pf. © Feb. 25, 1928; 1 ¢.
Mar. 20; E 689248; J. Jobert, Paris.
9688
Valse caprice; air de ballet, by Ber-
tram Srawley, arr. by Geo. H.
Sanders, both of Great Britain; pf.
© Apr. 2, 1928; 2 c Apr. 6; HE
688573 ; Sanders-Weiss, ine, New
York. 9689
Valse lente; de 2°™° petite suite, de
R. Ch. Martin, of France, op. 156;
pe. .©.,Mar, 10,1928; 1/c, Apr. 9;
E 689547; Durand et cie., Paris.
9690
Valse minore; from Oriental ballet,
by Hugo Riesenfeld, arr. by Milan
Roder; orech. © Mar. 10, 1928;
2 e.. Apr. 2; E 687433; Edwin F.
Kalmus, inc., New York. 9691
Valse petite; by Ella Ketterer; pf. ©
Apr. 25, 1928; 2 ¢. Apr. 27; E 691067 ;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
9692
Valsette; by Kate W. Davis; violin -
and pf.: © Apr. 21, 1928; 2 c. Apr.
23; E 688938; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 9693
Vart nor meidel; from Itzekel sholtik,
words by Jacob Jacobs, music by
A. Olshanetsky.
yay AND WANd)
©..Apr. 6, 1928;.2 c. Apr. ,10; H
687628 ; Alexander Olshanetsky, New
York. 9694
Vasata cara; canzone passionale
Siciliana, words by Giuseppe Mel-
luso. Di Leo, melody by. Antonio
Rossano, of Italy. 4to.. © Apr. 2,
1927; 2 ec. June 4; EH 665278; A.
Centonze music co., Brooklyn. 9695
Veit iber yamen (Far over the seas) ;
words and music by O. Heit; pf.
Brooklyn, N. Y., J. & J. Kammen.
UN tbe, oa
© Mar. 26, 1928; 2 ¢c. Apr. 5; EH
687522:; Oscar Heit, Brooklyn. 9696
Veni sponsa Christi; motet, musie by
Maurice Besly, of Great Britain, op.
31, no. 1; female voices, violin, ad
lib. and pf. or organ. 4to. © Apr.
3, 1928; 1 ¢. Apr. 20; E 689567;
Boosey & co., Itd., London. 9697
Vento d’estate; waltz, di L. S. Calbi;
mand., violin or banjo. © 1 ¢. Apr.
16, 1928; E 687804; Luigi Salvatore
Calbi, Yonkers, N. Y. 9698
Viaggio (Il) di Maria Hgiziaca; poema
musicale de Le vite de ’Santi Padri,
di Antonio Ricci Signorini, of Italy;
grande orch. Partitura. © Mar.
23, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 19; BE 689658;
A. & G. Carisch & ¢., Milan. 9699
Viennese dream; by C. Rader; violin
and pf. © 1c. Apr. 26, 1928; E
690099 ; Claude Rader, Kansas City,
Mo. 9700
Vier (Die) jahreszeiten; text von
Siegmund Oswald Fanger, wu. a.,
musik von Rudolph Middecke,. op.
25. 1. Friihling. [8 others] @G
Nov. 20, 1926; 2 c. Apr. 11, 1928;
E 688726; W. Ehrier & co., Leipzig.
9701
Viking’s (The) march; by B. Van
Guras pf.-.© al se. yApre Say aes:
E 691035; Barbara Van Cura, Long
Island City, N. Y. . $702
Vilanelle et entrée; de’ Petite suite, de
Georges Auric, of France; pf. ©
Mar. 10, 1928; 1 ce. Apr. 9; E 689556 ;
Heugel, Paris. 9703
Violin studies; by Jacob Dont, op. 35,
transcribed by L. Bailly, of France,
domiciled at Philadelphia; viola.
no. 1-24. © 1c Mar. 17, 19298: E
688509; Louis Bailly, Philadelphia.
9704
Virginian (A). night; . romance, by
Joseph Engleman, of Great Britain;
pf. © Dee, 23, 1927: Ave-Apne 9,
1628; E 689454; Bosworth & ¢co.,
Leipzig. 9705
Virtuous (The) scrubwoman ; operetta,
words by A. C. Hyde, music by M.
C. Courtney. © 1c. Apr. 14, 1928;
D 27306; Margaret C. Courtney, and
Alice C. Hyde, Boston. 9706
Vision (The) ; song of the soul trium-
phant, words by Cordelia Brooks
Fenno, music by Samuel Richards
Gaines; soli and mixed voices, with
children’s cho., and pf. or organ.
4to. © Mar. 8, 1928; 2 ¢c; Mar. 30;
DB); 26295; CG. GaroBilCnard «ec.sG0.,
Boston. 9707
Vision céleste (Celestial vision) ;
esquisse symphonique, de M. Brus-
selmans, of Belgium; orch., avee pf.
econducteur. 4to. © Feb. 25, 1928;
1c. Mar. 20; E 689260; Choudens,
Paris. 9708 |
Visit (A) from the sea; unison song,
words by Robert Louis Stevenson,
musie by Philip Tomblings, of Great
Britain; in D min. 4to. [Staff and
500
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928
9729
a
tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr. 2,
1928; 1c. Apr. 13: E 689613 ; Edward
Arnold & co., London. 9709
Volga boatman‘s song (Barge hauler’s
chant); words translated from the
Russian by Edward Bromberg, music
from Russian folksong, harmonized
by N. Clifford Page; 4 men’s voices.
4to. © Apr. 14, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 26;
E 691003; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
9710
Voltes; de Petite suite, de George
Aurie, of France; pf. © Mar. 10,
1928; 1 c. Apr. 9; E. 689557 ; Heugel,
Paris. ae Atal
Voluntary (Volontaire); by Richard
Howeill, of England; orch., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Mar. 22, 1928;
1 ec. Apr. 3; E 689154; Hawkes &
son (London), ltd., London. 9712
Vom Rhein zur Donau; neues lieder-
potpourri, vom Max Rhode, of Ger-
many, op. 76; orch. mit pf—direc-
tion. © Mar. 12, 1928; 1 ¢. Apr. 3;
E 689140; Musikverlag City, Leip-
zig. 9713
Vuccucce; versi di F. Mancini, musica
di Giovanni Medori, of Italy, pf. ©
1 c. Apr. 6, 1928; E 688554; Florio
Mancini, Philadelphia. 9714
W pogodny wieczor Sw. Jana [and]
Gdym wspojrzat w ezarowne twe
oczy; opracowalt I. Podgorski. ©
Feb. 24, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 9; E 688614;
Ignacy Podgorski, Philadelphia.
9715
Wagner (Richard) EHinzug der giste
(Marche des nobles); marsch aus
Tannhiuser, bearb. von L. Artok, of
Germany; salon-orch., mit pf. con-
ductor u. violine 1 direktion. © May
3, 1928; 1 e«. Apr. 27; E 689686; B.
Schott’s séhne, Mainz, Germany.
9716
Evening star; from Tannhauser,
arr. by Calvin Grooms; violin and
pf. © Apr. 24, 1928; 2c. Apr. 26;
E 690038; Century music pub. co.,
New York. 9717
Pilgerchor (Choeur des pélerins) ;
aus Tannhiuser, arr. von Leo Ar-
tok, of Germany; orch. mit pf. con-
ductor. © Apr. 12, 1928; 1 c. Mar.
30; E 689114; B. Sehott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. 9718
Waiting and dreaming ; words and mu-
Sic by Benny Meroff and Walter
Hirsh; pf. and ukulele acec., with
ten. banjo, mandola and guit. ©
104065—28——7
Apr. 25, 1928;,.2.¢., Apr.,.28; EH
690150; Jerome H. Remick & ©Co.,
New York. 9719
Waiting and dreaming of you dear;
words and music by HE. J. De
Maiffe; pf. and ukulele acc. Chi-
cago, W. M. Lewis. © Apr. 10,
1928; 2 c Apr. 12; E 688772; Ellis
J. De Maiffe, Chicago. 9720
Waiting for you; words by C. Basham,
musie by Robert H. Brennen.
1 ¢ Apr. 26, 1928; E 690086; Clara
Basham, Roanoke, Va. 9721
Waiting in the blue; words by Anna
Briding, music by J. Sebastian Mat-
thews; high or med. voice. © Mar.
27, 1928; 2:c. Apr. 3; E 688492;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 9722
Walkin’ the blues away; words by
Alexander Robinson, melody by
Aletha Dickerson. © 1 c. Apr. 25,
1928; E 688998; Klaas music pub.
co., Chicago. 9723
Waltonian (The); march, by J. J.
Richards; band. 4to. © Mar. 15,
1928; 2 ¢«. Apr. 20; E 688866;
Charles L. Barnhouse, Oskaloosa, Ia.
9724
Waltz (The) is a song with a soul;
words and music by H. 8S. Deibert.
© Apr. 3, 1928; 2 ¢ Apr. 6; H
688589; Harry Stanford Deibert,
Danville, Pa. 9725
Waltz Viennese; by Ruda Lakay, arr.
by William C. Schoenfeld; orch.
with pf. or organ ace. 4to. © Apr.
8, 1928; 2 c« Apr. 4; H 687474;
Irving Berlin standard music corp.,
New York. 9726
Walzer-potpourri; alte und neue walz-
er, von Carl Robrecht, of Germany ;
salon-orch., mit pf. direktion und
violine 1 direktion. © Dee. 13,
1927; 1 ce. Apr. 11, 1928; EH 689359 ;
Heinrichshofen’s verlag, Magdeburg,
Germany. 9727
Wan cent a honnie coome; words and
melody by A. C. Fung, of British
West Indies: © 1 ec. Apr. 3, 1928;
E 687460; Arthur C. Fung, Port of
Spain, Trinidad, B. W. I. 9728
Wanderer (Der); worte von Hagen
Thirnau, musik yon Hugo Kaun,
of Germany, werk 123, no. 5; mitt-
lere singstimme. © Sept. 15, 1927;
1 ec. Apr. 11, 1928; HE 689837; Johann
André, Offenbach/Main, Germany.
9729
O01
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9730
pt. 10, eS, ¥.25
Wandervogellied; aus Allotria, text
von Giinther Bibo, musik von Rudolf
Nelson, of Germany. © Sept. 15,
1927; 1 «@ Apr. 11, 1928; E 656160;
Johann André, Offenbach/Main, Ger-
many. 9730
Warijusej; words by Eugene Zukow-
sky, melody by A. Schwartz. ©1c.
Apr. 21, 1928; E 687914; Abe
Schwartz, New York. 9731
Warnung; worte von Detlev von
Liliencron, musik von Erwin Lend-
vai, of Germany, op. 438, no. 2; vier-
stimmigen minnerchor. 4to. © Dec.
28: TO2ZTRIOD C2 UA pr IN FOZSh
689352; Gebriider Hug & co., Leip-
zig. 9732
Was dein mund _ verschweigt, das
sagt dein auge; blues, von Alfredo
Gomberto, arr. von Bobby Douglas,
both of Germany; orch. mit pf. di-
rektion. 4to. © Mar. 10, 1927; 1 c.
June 24; E 689675; Hubertus-verlag,
Berlin. 9733
Was ist der mensch; worte und musik -
von Rudolph Tobias, of Germany ;
2 singstimmen mit orgel begleitung.
© 1 ec. Apr. 4, 1928; E 688697;
Louise Tobias, New York. 9734
Was the click, click, click of her
eastanet; fox-trot, words and music
by M. F. Suarez. © 1c. Apr. 26,
1928; H 690084; Manuel Fernandez
Suarez, Clarksburg, W. Va. 9735
Watching for a bluebird; words and
music by Harry Carlton, of Great
Britain; pf. ace., with banjulele ban-
jo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech; in E flat. .[Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Apr. 12, 1928;
1c. Apr. 29; EH 689591; Lawrence
Wright music co., London. 9736
Watching for the boogie man;
words and melody by Howard John-
son, Charlie Warren and Phil Ellis.
© 1 ¢ Apr. 18, 1928; EH 688849;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine., New
York, 9737
Water-colours; by Alec Rowley, of
Great Britain; pf., violin, viola and
violoncello. Sc. and pts. Simonette.
[3 others]) © Apr.''5, 1928; 1 c.
Apr. 14; E 689439; Hawkes & son
(London), Itd., London. 9738
Waterman (Adolf) Seut préludes ;
A. Waterman, of Holland, op. 24; pf.
© Dee. 31, 1927; 1 c. Mar. 20, 1928 ;
E 689284; Lucien de Lacour, ae
13
Way (The) of the cross; religious play
for Easter, words and music by
Karin Sundelof-Asbrand, Syracuse,
N. Y., Willis N. Bugbee co. 8vo.
Mar. 19, "T9285" 2) oe een)
27303; Willis N. Bugbee, Syracuse,
Ne Ye 9740
Way (The) of the Master; sacred
song, words by Emmy Matt Rush,
music by Mabelle Dyer. © Apr. 4,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 8; E 687420; Walter
A. Quincke, Los Angeles. 9741
We gotta have rain; from The girl
friend, words by R. P. Weston and
Bert Lee, music by Harris Weston,
of England; pf. and ukulele acc.; in
B flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Apr. 4, 1928; 1 e. Apr. 5;
E 689186; Francis, Day & Hunter,
ltd., London. : 9742
We'll cling together; words by Frank
Wood, music by Maurice Scott, of
England; pf. and ukulele ace.; in E
flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Apr. 4, 1928; 1 ¢. Apr. 5;
E 689182; Framecis, Day & Hunter,
ltd., London. 9743
We'll meet you out in Yellowstone
Park; words and melody by R. W.
Bronson. © 1. Apr. 24, 1928; E
687995 ; Frederick A. Todd and Rich-
ard Willard Bronson, Los Angeles.
9744
We love it; words by Billy Rose and
Mort Dixon, music by Harry War-
ren. © Apr. 2, 19282 2 ¢ Apres. ©
687476; Irving Berlin, inc... New
OTK: 9745
We own this world; waltz song, words
and music by J. Janicki, of Poland,
domiciled at New Bedford, Mass. ©
1 ce. Apr. 25, 1928; E 688986; Joseph
Janicki, New Bedford. Mass. 9746
We want Al Smith for the presidential
chair; words by Joel Calvin Stew-
art, music by Charles Augustus
Meyers. © Apr. 17, 1928; 2 ¢. Apr.
20; E 688859; Independent music
publishers, Kenosha, Wis. 9747
Weary Willie Jones; fox trot, words
and music by D. B. Edmonston; pf.
© 1c. Apr. 3, 1928; E 687469; Don-
ald B. Edmonston, Brighton, a ‘
74
Webster high; words and music by
O. M. Tracy. © 1c. Apr. 10, 1928;
E 687672; Opal McLaughlin Tracy,
Webster Springs, W. Va. 9749
002
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928
Wedding (The) of the dolls; words by
Monte Carlo, music. by Harold
Dixon. © Mar. 22, 1928; 2 ¢c. Apr.
24; BH 687972; Jack Mills, inc., New
York. 9750
Wee (A) bit o’ Seotch; country dance,
by Leo Edwards, arr. by William C.
Schoenfeld; orch., with pf. or organ
conductor. .© Apr. 7,. 1928; 2. ¢.
Apr. 9; E 688729; Robbins music
corp., New York. 9751
Weekes (Arthur) Three fairy dances;
by A. Weekes ,of Great Britain ; pf.
1. Dance of the tambourines. [2
others] © Mar. 23, 1928; 1 e> Apr.
9; EB 689382; Schott & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 9752
Weihnachtsjubel; von Carl Ginschals,
of Germany, op. 249, bearb. von
Herm. Wenzel, of Germany; pf.
ec. 22, 1927; 1 ¢. Apr. 11, 1928; BH
689375; Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 9753
Weisshaus (Imre) Six pieces for solo
voice; melody by I. Weisshaus, of
Hungary, domiciled at New York.
(In New music, April 1928.) ©
‘pr. 24,' 1928; 2 e Apr. 30; E
691147; Imre Weisshaus, New fea
Welcome to all who gather here;
words by Baxter Hughes, music by
Richard Kountz; mixed voices. ©
Apr2s) 1028 >"2° «. Apri 285°)
691076; M. Witmark. & sons, New
York. 9755
Well! the Irish and the Germans got
together; words and melody by Roy
Turk and Fred E. Ahlert. © 1.
Apr. 16, 1928; E 688801; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
9756
‘Weselne eczasy; melody by P. Hu-
meniuk. pt. 1,2. ©1c. each Apr.
5, 1928; E 687538, 687539; Paul Hu-
meniuk, New York. 9757, 9758
West (The) plains explosion; words
and melody by C. J. Robison. © 1
c. Apr. 26, 1928; E 690097 ; Carson J.
Robison, New York. 9759
Westward bound; words and music by
Noble Sissle and Harry Revel; pf.
and ukulele ace.; in F. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr. 24,
1928; 2 ec. Apr. 25; E 688978; Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd., London. 9760
‘Westwood school song; words and mu-
sic by H. Herrle. © Apr. 23, 1928;
2 ce. Apr. 24; E 687965; Henry
Herrle, Cincinnati. 9761
: | 9771
What a funny friendship; fox trot, by
J. Armstrong; pf. © 1c. Apr. 3,
1928; EB 687454; Juan Armstrong,
Santuree, P. R. 9762
What about eggs; fox-trot, words and
music by Will EH. Haines, Julian
Wright and Ralph Butler, each of
England; pf. and ukulele acc.; in C.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Mar. 29, 1928; 1 @ Apr. 21; E
689646; Montgomery & co., London.
9763
What. about Maisie,—what about me;
fox-trot song, words by Percy Hdgar,
music by John Barclay, of England;
pf. and ukulele ace.; in F. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr.
4719283 01 ¢. Apr: 54 7H) (689nSet:
Francis, Day. & Hunter, ltd., Lon-
don. 9764
What are you waiting for Mary; fox-
trot, words and music by Walter
Donaldson, arr: by Alfred J. Doyle;
male quartet. 4to. © Apr. 2, 1928;
2c. Apr. 4; E 687505; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 9765
What broke Thy heart; words by
Florence Parkhurst McClure, music
by Florence 8. Parkhurst; 4 mixed
voices. Chicago-Philadelphia, RodeA
heaver co. © Mar. 15, 1928; 2 «.
Mar. 14; E 683858; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago. 9766
What do we care; words and music by
Noble Sissle and Harry Revel; pf.
and ukulele acc.; in E flat. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr.
16, 1928; 2 c« Apr. 18; E 690028;
Keith, Prowse & co., Itd., London.
9767
What is a song; a query, words and
music by Pearl G. Curran; low
voice. © Mar. 27, 1928; 2 c. Apr.
3; E 688485; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 9768
What makes a garden; words by Caro-
lina Giltinan, music by Nicolas
Slonimsky. © Apr. 17, 1928; 2 e.
Apr. 23; E 687951; White-Smith mu-
sic pub. co., Boston. 9769
What price lyrics; words and melody
by Harry Barris, Bing Crosby and
Matt Malneck. ©1c. Apr. 12, 1928;
E 687693; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inec., New York. 9770
What’s sweeter than moonlight ; words
by Clara Bolin, music by Ray Hib-
beler. ‘© 1 c.\‘Apr.' 14, 1928; E
687724; Clara Bolin, Hinsdale, III.
903
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pt. I, 0. S., v.23.
What we do in the moonlight; words
by Howard Johnson, music by
Charles Tobias and Al. Sherman; pf.
acc., With ukulele arr. by Harry Tie-
deman. © Apr. 24,1928; 2 ¢ Apr.
24; E 687969; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York. 9772
What will I do; words by G. Mulnix,
melody by Robert H. Brennen. ©
1c. Apr. 18, 1928; E 688841; Gladys
Irene Mulnix, Alva, Okla. 9773
When all the world is young; cho.,
words by Charles Kingsley, music by
Harry Hale Pike; men’s voices. 4to.
© Apr. LE S928 2 vo Avr iB}
687834; Willis music ¢co., Cincinnati.
9774
When daylight dies; unison song,
words by Thomas Moore, music by
Thomas F. Dunhill, of Great Brit-
AUN TM OAC idee. | AEC Ok. oSueiie eC.
tonie sol-fa notations] ©. Apr. 2,
1928; 1 ¢c. Apr. 18; E 689617; Ha-
ward Arnold & co., London. 9775
When first I came to woo; words by-
J.. TT; Seull,.. music by J. Ve Perry:
© 1c. Apr. 6, 1928; E 688551; Jean
Victoria Perry, Greenville, S. C.
9776
When God calls His swallows home;
words and music by Frederick Percy
Nash, of England. © Jan. 31, 1928;
1c. Feb. 29; E 689162; Nash & sons,
Haslingfield, nr. Cambridge, Hng-
land. iia ©
When I come to the sunset gate;
words by James Rowe, music by
Thomas Benton; 4 mixed voices. ©
Jan. 2, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 3; E 688208;
Eugene Monroe Bartlett, Hartford,
Ark. 9778
When I’m free; waltz ballad, words
and music by Art Boyd. ©1e. Apr.
9, 1928; E 687659; John Charles
Brinegar, Council Bluffs, Ia. 9779
When I’m with you, I’m happy; fox
trot song, words and melody by EH. B.
Schiller and A.: Den. © 1 c. ‘Apr.
14, 1928; E 687736; E. Baron Schil-
ler and Alberta Den, San Francisco.
9780
When it rains, rains, rains, and then
pours; words and melody by A. M.
Brown. © 1 ec. Apr. 23, 1928; E
688967 ; Aaron M. Brown, Palo Alto,
Calif. 9781
When my heart’s full of love; words
by O. M. Nielson, music by Robert
Van Sickle. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Apr. 12, 1928; 2 ¢. Apr.
19; E 687846; Olaf M. Nielson,
Provo, Utah. 9782
When shadows fall; sacred solo or
duet, words and music by G. A.
Collin. © Apr. 19, 1928; 2 ¢ Apr.
28; E 690117; G. A. Collin, Somer-
set, Pa. 9783.
When the apple blossoms bloom; words.
and music by ©. F. Harrington, arr.
by Walter W. Newcomer. © Apr.
18)''1928'3) 2" Ee Apr i254) 4h? G9g7s2*
Charles Franklin Bamington Mc-
Camey, Tex. 9784.
When the birds come again in the
Spring; words and music by OC.
Mitchell, arr. by Esther E. Kuhier.
407" ©)? Apr’ 1010282792 Ve agree *
E 687686; Charles Mitchell, Allen,
Neb. 9785.
When the man in the ‘moon calls you;
words by W. J. Lang, musie by L. H.
Ride ‘© 1 "e Apr 1s 9628-9
687880; Warner J. Lang and Leota.
H. Rice, Waterloo, Ia. 9786
When the night comes creeping on;:
waltz, words and music by J. S.
Damico. © 1 c¢ Apr. 24, 1928; E:
687996; Joseph Salvatore Damico,
North Adams, Mass. 9787
When the swallows fly home; words:
and music by Hugh Wade and Col-
lie Knox, both of Great Britain; pf.
ace., with banjulele banjo and uku-
lele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in E
flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Apr. 16, 1928; 1 ¢. Apr.
17; E 689520; B. Feldman & co.,
London. 9788.
When twilight comes; 3-pt. song, words:
by Ina Gainer, music by Edwin,
Vaile McIntyre; women’s voices..
Ato/'? © Apr. \25, 2928 sh eA prs ia7 :.
EK 691056; Theodore Presser Go.,.
Philadelphia. 9789:
When we were pals, just you and I;
words by H. Levy, melody by A.
Parenti. © 1 ¢« Apr. 5, 1928;°E
687544; Anthony Parenti and Harry
Levy, New Orleans. 9790
When you crossed my path of love;
words and music by H. C. Fischer.
© 1c. Apr. 28, 1928; E 690164;
Harry C. Fischer, Elmhurst, L. L.,
"IN? Y. 9791
When you miss this miss; words by
C. Bolin, music by Ray Hibbeler.
© 1c. Apr. 14, 1928; 687725;
Clara Bolin, Hinsdale, III. 9792:
504
no. 4, 1928
When you're away; from The only
girl, by Victor Herbert, arr. by
George J. Trinkaus. 1. Violin, cello
and pf. ace.—2. Cello and pf.
Apr. 16, 1928; 2 c. each Apr. 21; E
687948, 687949; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 9793, 9794
‘When you’re away; from The only girl,
words by Henry Blossom, music by
Victor Herbert, arr. by George J.
Trinkaus; male voices. 4to.
Apr. 2, 1928; 2 ec. Apr. 6; E 687894;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
9795
When you're away; from The: only
girl, words by Henry Blossom, mu-
sie by Victor Herbert, arr. by George
J. Trinkaus; mixed voices. 4to.
Mar. 26, 1928; 2.¢c. Mar. 30; E
687402; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 9796
When you’re away; words and melody
by S. M. Johnston. © 1c. Apr. 27,
1928; E 691045; S. Mildred John-
ston, Belen, N. M. 9797
When you're in love; words by Irving
Caesar, melody by George Meyer.
© 1c. Apr. 30, 1928; E 691149; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 9798
When you’re up to your neck in hot
water; words and music by Leslie
Sarony and Donovan Parsons, both
of Great Britain; pf. acc., with ban-
julele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Alvin D. Keech; in F. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar. 22,
1928; 1 ce. Mar. 27; E 689124; Law-
rence Wright music co., London.
9799
When you’re with somebody else; fox-
trot, words by L. Wolfe: Gilbert,
music by Ruth Etting and Abel Baer,
arr. by Al. J. Doyle; male quartet.
Boe” (Cc) Anirs: 2Ya998"' 8 eA. 4:
E 687508; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 9800
When you said good-bye, somebody else
said hello; words and music by Bert
Grant and Tot Seymour, both of
Hngland; pf. ace., with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Harry J.
Stafford; in G. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Mar. 29, 1928;
1c. Apr. 21; E 689647; Montgomery
& co., London. 9801
When your old grey bonnet was new;
words by Jack Mahoney, music by
Percy Wenrich. © Apr. 17, 1928;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
. 9813
2.¢. Apr. 28;) E 690141; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine., New York.
9802
Where has my old gang gone; words
by Bob Nolan, melody by Sam Gob-
ble. ©1c. Apr. 28, 1928; E 690161;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 9803
Where snowflakes fall; by S. Kame-
neff, of Great Britain; pf. © Apr.
24, 1928; 1 ¢« Apr. 25; E 689608;
Keith, Prowse & co., Itd., London.
9804
Where. the morning glories grow;
words and music by M. Schwartz.
© Apr. 16, 1928; 2 ec. Apr. 17; E
688833; Minnie Schwartz, Jersey
City. 9805
Wherever there’s a rose there’s a mem-
ory of you; by Maurice J. Gunsky
and George Hayden, arr. by Jean
Olivier, of Belgium; orch. 4to. ©
Mar. 29, 1928; 2c. Apr. 3; E 687891 ;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
9806
Wherever you are; words by Alexan-
der Robinson, melody by Aletha
Dickerson. © 1c. Apr. 7, 1928; E
687599 ; Klaas musie pub. ¢o., Chi-
cago. 9807
While my heart’s across the sea;
words and music by W. A. Scott.
© 1 ec Apr. 25, 1928; E 691001 ;
Walter A. Scott, Mount Kisco, N. Y.
9808
While we waltz goodnight; words by
Jack Meskill, music by Charles Ro-
soff, arr. by William Stickles. New
York, Chappell-Harms, ine. 4to. 1.
Mixed voices.—2. Male voices. ©
Apr. 17, 1928; 2 c. each Apr..18; E
687824, 687825; Harms, ine. New
York. 9809, 9810
Whirlwind gallop; by E. Herman; pf.
© Oct. 31, 1927; 2 c. Apr. 28, 1928;
E 690136; Ella Herman, Marengo,
Til. 9811
Whisper—I love you; vocal waltz,
words by Huntley Trevor, music by.
Roger J. Sinclair, of Great Britain;
pf. and ukulele ace.; in F. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar.
13, 1928; 1 ¢. Mar. 29; E 689128;
Cecil Lennox, ltd., London. 9812
White (The) and red rose march; by
Joseph De Luca; band, with solo B
flat cornet conductor. 4to. © Mar.
15, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 20; E 688878;
Charles L. Barnhouse, Oskaloosa, a
981
505
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9814
White blossoms; Mother’s day song,
sole or duet, words and music by
G. A. Collin., © Apr. 19, 1928; 2 ec.
»Apr. 28; E, 690118; G. A. Collin,
Somerset, Pa. 9814
White dove of the wild dark eyes;
words by Joseph Plunkett, music by
Frances Woodwright, of HEngland,
sop; ors tent .- ©AA prs! 26,4 9285) de;
Apr. 28; E 689678; West’s, ltd., Lon-
don. 9815
White mule; melody by Floyd Ming.
© 1 ec. Apr. 30, 1928; EH 691152;
United pub. co., New York. 9816
\Who’s that callin’; words. and melody
by H. Owen and J. B. Lampe, arr.
by Jens Bodewalt Lampe. © 1 «.
Apr. 11, 1928; EH 688709; Herald
Owen and J. Bodewalt Lampe, Chi-
cago. 9817
Who’s to blame; words by Sam Coslow
and Larry Spier, melody by Harry
Link,,~ ©,,1 ‘c.,, Apr. «28)) 4928 5°
690166; Spier and Coslow, inc., New
York.
Who said it with flowers; words anon.,
music by Mary Rosa; pf. © Apr.
24, 1928; 2 ec. Apr. 30; E 691088;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
9819
Who taught you all the _ things?
Horace! you're no novice; words
and music by Thos. McGhee, of
England; in ©. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Apr. 4, 1928;
1c. Apr. 5; EH 689188; Francis, Day
& Hunter, ltd., London. 9820
Who wouldn’t be blue; words by
Benny Davis, music by Joe Burke;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Apr. 3, 1928;
* 2 e@ Apr. 2; E 687481; Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
9821
Why (Pourquoi); blues. Yale, par
Henry Gillet, of France; pf.
eb. .25, 1928; 1. ¢)..Mar., 207»
689254; Paul MDecourcelle, Nice,
France. 9822
Why be in a hurry, when you are
seventeen; words and melody by
John C. Hill, harmonized by Harry
McGuffey, both of Great Britain. ©
Dee. 24,.1927;' 1 ec. Janw12, 1928;
E 684155; Berners music co., Lon-
don. 9823
Why blame me; words and music by
BH. LeSieur.' ©: 1 c. Apr; -13;! 1928;
E 688788; Eugene LeSieur, Sanford,
Me. 9824
9818 |
pt. 1, n. S., v. 23
Why can’t I see you every day; words.
by S. Mikler, music by David Reed..
©1c. Apr. 7, 1928; E 687608 ; Stella
Mikler, Indiana Harbor, Ind. 9825
Why dear; words and musie by Leon
Farber; ©.1 e@ Apres3,.A928e7 1
688693 ; Leon Maurice Farber, Phila-
delphia. 9826
Why did Mother Hubbard; words and
music by Drummond Cloud; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by Robt. Vare
Sickle.’ © Mar. 4, -1928%°2:-e.'Mar. —
8; E 688690; D. Cloud music: €o.,.
St. Louis. 9827
Why did you fool me; words and mu-
sic by Max Goldberg, of Canada; pf.
ace., with banjulele banjo and uku-
lele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in G.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Mar: 20, 1928; 1 «@ Apr. 16; E
689492; Billy Thorburn music pub.
co., Itd., London. 9828.
Why did you leave me alone; melody
by Robert H. Cloud. © 1 ¢. Apr.
5, 1928; E 687529’; Ralph Peer, New
York. 9829
Why did you leave me old pal; words:
by L. M. Walters, melody by Walter
W. Newcomer. © 1c. Apr. 19,.1928;
E 687885; Leona M. Walters, Los
Angeles. 9830:
Why did you make me care; words
and music by L. Pevsner, of Russia,.
domiciled at Memphis, Tenn. ©
1 c. Apr. 2, 1928; E 687456; Leo.
Pevsner, Memphis, Tenn. 9831
Why do you always leave me lonely ;
fox trot, words and melody by L. R.
Smith....© 1 ¢ Apr. 1%, 19283):
687791; Leslie Raymond Smith,
Buffalo. 9832:
Why do you tarry; words by Hleanor
W. Carlile, music by Amy Carlile
Purdy; mixed voices. S8vo. © Apr.
1,.1928; 2 ec. Apr. 25; EH 688976;:
Margaret W. Carlile, Brookline, Pa.
9883:
Why dream of tomorrow; words by
Irwin F. O’Neill, music by Clay
Smith; low voice; in D flat, with.
violin obbl., ad lib. © Mar. 31,.
1928; 2c Apr. 10; E 688673 ; White-
Smith music pub. co., Boston. 98384
Why must I always be blue; words
and music by W. J. Weidenhof; pf.
aec., with ukulele arr. by Becker
and Shean. Pittsburgh, Pa., C. H.
Schleiden. © Apr. 23, 1928; 2 e.
Apr. 21; E 688952; William J.
Weidenhof, Pittsburgh. 9835:
006
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928
Why should I; words by Jessie Fre-
mont Moser, music by A. Aragona ;
4 mixed voices. 4to. Sept. 1,
1927; 2 c. Mar. 12, 1928; E 683768 ;
Andrea Aragona, Pasadena. 9836
Why should I cry; fox-trot drag,
words and music by E. LeSieur. ©
1c. Apr. 13, 1928; E 688787; Eugene
LeSieur, Sanford, Me. 9837
Why should I waste any tears over
you; words and music by Elmo
Wedge and Chris Yacich. © Mar.
20, 1928; 2 ec. Mar. 22; E 687567;
Wedge, Yacich & Barone, New
Orleans. > 9838
Why should you be crying now; words
and melody by S. Donato. © 1.
Apr. 6, 1928; E 688553 ;, Salvatore
Donato, New York. 9839
Why should you cry; fox-trot, from
On with the show, words and music
by Harry Carlton, of Great Britain;
pf. ace. with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in
G:. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
Honsiency Apr.1t, 1928 ;\ f ‘ec’ Apr.
14; E 689441; Lawrence Wright
music ¢o., London. 9846
Why sit in despondency; words by
Mrs. O. L. Miller, melody by Robt.
H. Brennen. © 1. Apr. 7, 1928;
EX 687583; Nannie Miller, Fresno,
Calif. 9841
Why don’t you tell me; words and
music by I. Green. © 1c. Apr. 14,
1928 ; E 687722; Irving Green, Brook-
line, Mass. 9842
Why wouldn’t I do; words and melody
by D. Rardin. © 1. Apr. 2, 1928;
E. 688473; Daislee Rardin, Los
Angeles, 9843
Widma; words by Eugene Zukowsky,
aed by A. Schwartz. Pts. 1 and
© 1. each Apr. 21, 1928: E
aie 687916; Abe Schwartz, New
York. 9844, 9845
Wigs and laces; danse ancienne, by
Charles Huerter; pf. © Jan. 3,
1928; 2 ce. Apr. 3; E 687477; B. F.
Wood music co., Boston. 9846
Wildflowers; trio, words by O. M.
Edwards, music by William Ber-
wald; women’s voices. Syracuse,
N. Y., Oliver music co. 4to.
Apr. 2, 1928;-2 c. Apr: 11; E 688668;
Oliver Murray Edwards, Syracuse,
mm. Y. 9847
. 9857
Will o’ the wisp; morceau caracteris-
tique, by Claude E. Johnson, arr.
by Geo. H. Sanders,
Britain; pf. (©@/Apr. 16,, 1928.; 2; c.
Apr. 18; HE 688831; Sanders-Weiss,
inc., New York. 9848
Will you be mine; words by Alexander
Robinson and Lee Smith, melody by
A. Dickerson and L. Smith. © 1.
Apr. 7, 1928; E 687600; Aletha Dick-
erson, Chicago. 9849
Will you do me the same; valse, words
by: Charles J. Rameharitar-Lalla,
music by C. E. N. Nichols, of British
Guiana; in G. Kingston, George-
town, British Guiana, Kingston
school of music. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Feb. 28, 1928;
1 c. Mar. 14, E 685835; Clement EH.
N. Nichols, Kingston, Georgetown,
Demerara, British Guiana. $850
Will you obey God ; words and melody
by 3." Le Burch, “© 1%. Apres,
1928; E 688995; Ralph Peer, New
York. 9851
Winding (The) road; words by Eliza-
beth Evelyn Moore, music by Charles
Gilbert Spross; male cho. 4to. ©
Apr. 14, 1928; 2c. Apr. 16; E 687748 ;
John Church co., Cincinnati. 9852
Windsperger (Lothar) Konzert; von
L. Windsperger, of Germany, op. 39;
violine u. orch. Partitur. © Apr.
12, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 80; E 689105;
B. Schott’s s6hne, Mainz, Germany.
9853
Windy nights; by Marion Hickman;
pt... © Apr.:18, 1928: 2 @ Apr 46;
E 687774; Thecdore Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia. 9854
Wing Tee Wee; quartet, words by J.
P. Denison, music by Geoffrey
O;Hara, arr. by N. Clittord “Page ;
men’s voices. 4to. © Mar. 14, 1928;
2c. Apr. 30; E 691094; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 9855
Wings; overture, pf. composition by
Alida Erickson, violin composition
by Gus Fryklind. McKeesport, Pa.,
A. E. Erickson. © Apr. 3, 1928; 2:c.
Apr. 6; E 688594; Alida V. Erickson
and Gus Fryklind, McKeesport, Pa.
9856
Wings of night; barcarolle, words by
Harold Simpson, music by Nino
Maudini, of Great Britain; in F
min. © Mar. 30, 1928; 1c. Apr. 3;
E 689158; Cary & co., London. 9857
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9858
Wistfully; song waltz, words and
music by Alec Newman, of England;
pf. ace., with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in
G. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notations ]
@ Mar. 20, 1928.p 1d ¢ eyoAprediG;
E 689488 ; Billy Thorburn music pub.
co., Itd., London. 9858
Witchee Kitchee Koo; words. by
Mitchell Parish, music by Eleanor
Young and Harry D. Squires; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Apr. 16, 1928;
2 ec. Apr: 11; E 688682; Harry D.
Squires, inc., New York. 9859
With clanging cymbals (Beim klang
der cymbeln); oriental march, by
Richard Krentzlin, of Germany, op.
125, no. 4; pf. © Mar. 31, 1928; 2 c.
Apr. 3; E 687488; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 9860
Witness (The) of God’s spirit; words
snd music by EH. J. Cain; mixed
voices. .© Apr. 10, 1928; 2 ec, Apr.
23: E 688927; Elmer James Cain,
St. Paul.
Wolga; .walzer, von Otto Cassau, of
Germany; salon orch. 4to. © Apr.
De Fok | Coe Mar. ae cee. H)
685587 ; P. J. Tonger, Cologne, a. Rh.,
Germany. §862
Women’s “club: : march, | iy sel or.
Lurvey.: bang. “Se.” © 17c. Apr. ‘5,
1928; E 688552; Hiram Richard
Lurvey, East Lynn, Mass. 9863
Wonderful dream world of ours; words
and meledy by A. Charvat. © 1c.
Apr. 3, 1928; EH 687463; Al Charvat,
Cleveland. 9864
Wondering who; words by O. Smulian,
music by L. Block. © 1 eG. Apr: 2,
1928; E 687720; Ohren Smulian and
Leon Block, Pine Bluff, Ark. 9865
Wondrous (The) story; two-pt. can-
tata for Christmas, text by Ray-
mond Farl Bellaire, music by
Richard Kountz; treble voices. Ato.
1. The shepherds. [5 others] ©
Apr. 16, 1928; 2c. Apr. 21; E 687944;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
9866
Won’t you be my darling boy; words
and music by F. Williams. San
Francisco, Fisk music pub. co. ©
Apr. 10, 1928; 2c. Apr. 6; E 688558 ;
Fred Williams, San Francisco.
9867
Won't you buy my dreams; waltz,
words by Lawrence Venn, music by
Vernon Duke, of Great Britain; pf.
9861
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
and ukulele acc.; in A flat. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar.
19, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 11; BE 689396;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. 9868
Won't you come back; words by E. R.
Banta, music by Luther A. Clark.
© 1c. Apr. 24, 1928: E. 687988;
Edith Rule Banta, Lusk, Wyo. 9869
Wooden-shoe girl; fox-trot, words and
music by Leslie Sarony, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.; in G.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Apr... 7;, 1928° tf: el Apr ae
689466 ; Cecil Lennox, Iltd., London.
9870
Wotchagonna; fox-trot, words and
music by Fred Shuff, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. and ukulele acc.; in G.
[Staff and tonic- sol-fa notations]
©..Mar. 24. 1928-01. .¢ “Apes i
689644; Montgomery: & co., London.
; 9871
Wreck (The) of Virginian, no. 3;
words and melody by R. Harvey. ©
1 ce. Apr. 14, 1928; H 688812; Roy
Harvey, Beckley, W. Va. 9872
Wright (N. Louise) Twenty-five pri-
mary pieces; pf. and pf. with words.
nos. 1-26. © Apr. 1s, 1938-2 “c.
Apr. 20; E 687936; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 9873
Write me; words and music by J. L.
Finning. © 1 .¢. Mar. 29, 1928; EB
688660; James L. Finning, Albany.
9874
Ye are His temple; words from the
Bible, music by V. G. Artus. [Photo-
stat] ©l1c. Apr. 4, 1928; EB 688525 ;
Violet G. Artus, Milwaukee. 9875
Yellow (The) mask; selection, by Ver-
non Duke, arr. by H. Baynton-Power,
of Great Britain; pf. @©»Mar. 19,
1928; 1c. Apr. 11; E 689397 ; Ascher-
berg. Hopwood & Crew, itd., London.
9876
Yosemite; pt.-song, words by O. M. Ed-
wards, music by William Berwald ;
4 mixed voices. Syracuse, N. Y.,
Oliver music co. 4to. © Mar. 27,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 11; E 688666; Oliver
Murray Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y.
9877
You; words and melody by A. Bell. ©
1c. Apr. 9, 1928; E 687651; Alyce
Bell, Frederick, Ok1. 9878
You; words and music by L. B. Freed,
arr. by Bauer bros. © Mar. 20,
1928; 2 ec. Mar. 22; E 688313 ; Liegh
B. Freed, Manchester, Ind. 9879
508
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1928
You ain’t the one; melody by C. John-
son and A. D. Porter. © 1. Apr.
16, 1928; E 688795; United pub. ¢o.,
New York. 9880
You are my inspiration; words by E. 8.
Ford, music by Luther A. Clark. ©
1 ¢. Apr. 17, 1928; HE 687792; Elliott
S. Ford, Sykes, Tenn. 9881
You brought me happiness; words and
music by G. Lambert, of England,
domiciled at New York. © 1 «c.
Apr. 7, 1928; E 687596; George Lam-
bert, New York. 9882
You can’t blame me for that; words
and music by Harry Pease and Hd.
G. Nelson; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by Louis Fleischer. © Mar. 21,
1928; 2 c. Mar. 29; E 688770; F. B.
Haviland pub. co., New York. 9883
You can’t buy love with silver; valse,
from On with the show, words and
music by Jack Trevelyan, of Great
Britain; . pf. ace., with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech; in G. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
Hono | oC) Apr. 14° 1998-7 &
Apr. 16; E 689445 ; Lawrence Wright
music co., London. 9884
You can’t make a fool out of me; fox
trot, words and melody by P. N.
Grancralligr ©... ..e.; Apr. »10,, 1928 ;
EK 687647; Philip Neri Cianciulli,
Raritan, N. J. 9885
You can’t make a jazz hound of me;
words and music by I. HE. Kaler; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Apr. 28, 1928;
Ze) pApr is. 1): 690124: lola’, E.
Kaler, Spokane, Wash. 9886
You darling child; words and melody
by M. Dixon:’'@ 1 c. Apr: 4, 1928;
EK 688517; May Dixon, San Fran-
cisco. 9887
You dirty boy; action song, words and
music by Brian O’Malley, of Great
Britain; in F. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Apr. 5, 1928;
1 ec. Apr. 18; E 689458; Bayley &
Ferguson, Glasgow. 9888
You do not need to tell me for I know;
words by L. Wynne, music by Walter
W. Newcomer. New York City,
Frank Harding music house. ©
Ney. 12, 1927; 2 ee. Dee. 28: BH
680709: La Cele Wynne, Klamath
Falls, Or. 9889
You let me call you sweet heart; words
by Dorothy Arliss [pseud. of E. Be-
blavi], music by Jack Edwards.
j 9901
New wYork, Frank Harding. © Apr.
12, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 19; E 687840;
Elizabeth Beblavi, La Porte, Ind.
9890
You'll be sorry some day; words and
music by Art Boyd. © 1c. Apr. 9,
1928; E 687658 ; John Charles Brine-
gar, Council Bluffs, Ia. 9891
You'll be sorry you said you were glad;
words and music by C. Rea; in F.
©1c. Apr. 2, 1928; E 687719; Clyde
Rea, Inglewood, Calif. 9892
You'll come back to me; words and
music by Edwina Hileen Ford, of
Canada, domiciled at Oakland,
Calif., arr. by Dorothy La Dieu. ©
1e. Apr. 30, 1928; EH 691161; Elfreda
Violet Ford, Oakland, Calif. 9893
Youll come back to me some day;
words and music by F. Neil. Hunts-
ville, Ala., Neit pub. house. © Apr.
18, 1928; 2 c Apr. 28; E 690134;
Frank Neil, Huntsville, Ala. 9894
You never can tell on a telephone;
words and melody by M. Mathis. ©
1 ec. Apr. 9, 1928; E 687652; Mar-
garet Mathis, Louisville. 9895
Yowre not the kind I thought you
were; words and melody by Alex-
ander Robinson and James Blythe.
©. 1 cc. Apr: 25, 1928; E 688997;
Klaas music pub. co., Chicago. 9896
You stole my happiness; words and
melody .byt.Jds FE. Daylore.@. te:
Apr. 11, 1928; EH 687696; John Floyd
Taylor, Anderson, Ind. 9897
You’ve caused a million tears: words
and melody by L. G. Buerger. ©
1c. Mar. 15, 1928; E 658438; Louise
Gioria Buerger, St. Paul. 9898
Your best friend; words and music
by Al. Hahn [i. e. A. O. Hahn]; pf.
© 1 ec. Apr. 23, 1928; E 688968;
Albert Otto Hahn, St. Louis. 9899
Your dreamy eyes were made for love;
words and melody by M. Dixon. ©
1 ce. Apr. 4, 1928; E 688518; May
Dixon, San Francisco. 9900
Your step and my step; from Lumber
love, words by Leslie Stiles, music
by A. Emmett Adams, of Great
Britain; in F. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Apr. 17, 1928; 1 ¢.
Apr. 20; E 689595; Lawrence
Wright musie co., London. 9901
009
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9902
Zayda; valse eaprice, by G. E. Holmes;
E flat alto, C melody and B flat sop.
or ten. saxophone, or B flat cornet,
with pf. acc. © Mar. 15; 1928; 2 e.
Apr. 20; E 688874; Charles L. Barn-
house, Oskaloosa, Ia. 9902
Zephyrina; valse. par Alex Lauren-
deau, of Canada; pf. © Mar. 380,
1928; 1 e. Apr. 3; E 689138; Edition
Belgo-Canadienne, Montréal, Canada.
9903
Zuleime; words and music by Netta
Naomi Andrews. San Francisco,
Fisk music pub. co. © Apr. 15,
1928; 2 ec. Apr. 18; E 688829; Janet
Andrews Richison, Santa Cruz,
Calif. 9904
1°°° danse espagnole; extraite de La
vie bréve, de Manuel de Falla, arr.
par S. Chapelier, of France; orch.
avec pf. conducteur. © Mar. 10,
1928; 1 c«. Apr. 9; E 689410; Max
pt. Ill, 0. s., v. 28, no./4, 1928.
2™° quatuor & cordes; de Madeleine
Dedieu-Péters, of France; 2 violons,
alto, et violoncelle. © Dee. 31, 1927;
1 ¢. Mar. 20, 1928; E 689294; Hdi-
tions Maurice Senart, Paris. 9906
§ 11 lustiges trinklieder-potpourri; zu-
sammengestellt von Max Rhode, of
Germany, op. 77; klavier mit itiber-
legtem text. © Feb. 23, 1928; 1 ¢.
Mar. 13; E 685925; Musikverlag
City, Leipzig. 9907
§ 11 lustiges trinklieder-potpourri; zu-
sammengestellt von Max Rhode, of
Germany, op. 77; orch. mit pf. di-
rection. © Mar. 20, 1928; 1 ¢: Apr.
11; E 689427; Musikverlag City,
Leipzig. 9908
20th century; melody by F. Galassi
and Al Dell. ©1e. Apr. 23, 1928;
E 690002; Frank Galassi, New York.
Eschig et cie., Paris. 9905 9909:
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1928:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 18 unpublished) —__ 83
Class E, Musical compositions (including 2,947 unpublished) __-___-_ 9, 826
Totalzil ali Nity aceiinw 1 aM | OE es 9, 909
oLd
His bor MUSIG»ORuWHICHaTHE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT
FPASO BEEN RENEWED UNDER SEC! 24°OF THE ACT OF
MARCH 4, 1909
A frangesa; march, two-step, by P.
Mr Costas arr. by T.’ M.' Tobant;
orch. © Theo. M. Tobani, Jackson
Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the author
of the arrangement. R 44008, Apr.
4, 1928. e 1
African (An) symphony; ragtime
spasm, by F. H. Losey; band. ©
Fr. H. Losey, Orange, N. J., as the
author. R 44009, Apr. 4, 1928. Ze
Again the day returns of holy rest;
by E. S. Hosmer, op. 8, no. 2.
Elmer 8. Hosmer, Providence, R. I.,
as the author. R 438926, Mar. 19,
1928. 3
All the day; words by Ada M. Shaw,
music by J. M. Black. © James
M. Black, Williamsport, Pa., as the
author of the music. R 438862, Dec.
Sf ha 8 0 4
Alpine song; by Paul Ducelle [pseud.
of C. W. Krogmann], op. 16, no. 11;
pf. © Carrie W. Krogmann, Mar-
blehead, Mass., as the author. R
44128, Mar. 30, 1928. 5
Among the flowers; by E. V. MclIn-
tyre; pf. © Edwin Vaile McIntyre,
Oklahoma City, Okl., as the author.
R 44237, Apr. 5, 1928. 6
Angels of Jesus; anthem, music by
Charles M. Davis. © Kate Davis
Crapser, Monterey Park, Calif., as
next of kin of the author who is not
living. R 441638, Apr. 7, 1928. 7
At evening time it shall be light;
words by Lanta Wilson Smith, mu-
sic by J. M. Black. © James M.
Black, Williamsport, Pa., as the au-
thor. R 48853, Dec. 31, 1927. 8
At the village fair; by J. C. Macy; pf.,
4 hands. © Mary BEB. S. Macy,
Shrewsbury, Mass., as the widow of
the author. R 438930, Mar. 19, 1928.
9
Attention; march, by L. P. Lauren-
deau; band. © Rose Laurendeau,
Montreal, Quebec, Canada, as the
widow of the author. R 43968, Mar.
23, 1928. 10
[9909
Au revoir; galop, by L. P. Lauren-
deau; band. © Rose Laurendeau,
Montreal, Quebec, Canada, as the
widow of the author. R 438963, Mar.
23, 1928. 11
Auber (Daniel Francois Esprit) Ma-
Saniello; overture, arr. by L. P.
Laurendeau; band. © Rose Lau-
rendeau, Montreal, Quebec, Canada,
as the widow of the author of the
arrangement. R 48948, .Mar. 20,
1928. Lip
Auf der heide (On the heath); lyric
tone-poem from song by Halfdan
Kjerulf, arr. by Heinrich Germer,
op. 42, no. 1; pf. © A. Leo Germer,
Dresden, Germany, as the child of
the deceased author. R 48892, Mar.
13, 1928. 13
Ave Maris stella; by J. H. Rogers;
women’s voices. © James H. Rog-
ers, Cleveland, as the author of the
music. R 48919, Mar. 23, 1928. 14
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Ariele;
finale, arr. by L. P. Laurendeau;
band. © Rose Laurendeau, Mont-
real, Quebec, Canada, as the widow
of the author of the arrangement.
R 44013, Apr. 4, 1928. 15
Balfe (Michael William) The Hay-
mons (Die vier Haimonskinder) ;
overture, arr. by T. M. Tobani;
orch. © Theo. M. Tobani, Jackson
Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the author
of the arrangement. R 48958, Mar.
23, 1928. 16
Battle (The) of Spion Kop; march,
by M. W. Butler; pf. or organ.
M. W. Butler, Sedalia, Mo., as the
author. R 43877, Mar. 2, 1928. 17
Be a sunny Christian; words by W.
C. Martin, music by J. M. Black. ©
James M. Black, Williamsport, Pa.,
as the author. R 43850, Dec. 31,
1927. 18
Beautiful Arizona; words by E. Smith,
music by John Stromberg. © Ed-
gar Smith, Elmhurst, L. I... N. Y.,
as the author of the words. R
44147, Mar. 20, 1928. 19
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9909 (20)
Beautiful land of song; words by Lan-
ta Wilson Smith, music by J. M.
Black. © James M. Black, Wil-
liamsport, Pa., as the author. R
43841, Dec. 31, 1927. 20
Because it is Christmas time; Christ-
mas carol, words by Virginia V.
Whitter, music by E. 8S. Lorenz. ©
Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author of the music. R 44248,
Apr. 11, 1928. yA
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Andante;
from Beethoven’s 5th symphony, arr.
by T. M. Tobani; band. “© Theo.
M. Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. I.,
N. Y., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 44011, Apr. 4, 1928. 22,
Pastorale; from the sixth sym-
phony, arr. by Theo. Moses [pseud.
of T. M. Tobani]; orch. © Theo.
M. Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. L.,
N. Y., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 43935, Mar. 20, 1928. 23
byAP.
Belfry (The) tower; pt. song,
A. Schnecker; women’s voices. © -
Louise W. Schnecker, New York, as
the widow of the author of the
music. R 43924, Mar, 19, 1928. 24
Belle (The) of Bohemia; march and
two-step, from the operetta by L.
Englander, arr. by A. Pinter. ©
Andor Pinter, Los Angeles, as the
author of. the arrangement. R
44260, Apr. 6, 1928. 25
Benedictus in F; words from the
Bible, music by Frederick Stevenson,
op. 80; mixed voices, with organ
ace. © Houseley Stevenson, Los
Angeles, as the child of the deceased
author. R 44138, Apr. 6, 1928. 26
Berceuse and Tyrolienne; by D. Alard,
op. 49, no. 8, rev. by G. Saenger ;
- violin and pf. © Gustav Saenger,
New York, as the author of the
revision. R 43992, Apr. 4, 1928. 27
Beyond the gates of paradise; words
by Henry V. Neal, music by R. A.
King; high voice. © Robert A.
King,’ New York, as the author. R
43913, Mar. 27, 1928. 28
Birthday festival music (Geburtstags-
musik); march, by C. Bohm, arr.
by William F. Kretschmer; oreh.
© Agatha Kretschmer, San Fran-
cisco, as the widow of the author
of the arrangement. R 48947, Mar.
20, 1928. 29
Bridal song; from Jensen’s wedding
march, arr. by L. P. Laurendeau ;
pti nesses
band. © Rose Laurendeau, Mont-
real, Quebec, Canada, as the widow
of the author of the arrangement.
R 48938, Mar. 20, 1928. 30
Bridge (The) of sighs; words and
music by J. Thornton. © James
Thornton, Astoria, L. IL, N. Y., as
the author. R 44149, Mar. 31, 1928.
31
Brindisi; valse, by D. Alard, op. 49,
no. 10, rev. and fingered by G.
Saenger; violin and pf. © Gustav
Saenger, New York, as the author
of the revision. R 438991, Apr. 4,
1928. 32
Bring flowers; words by Bertha HB.
Bush, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R
44082, Apr. 2, 1928. 33
Bring the children ‘in;
Bertha E. Bush, music by C. H.
Gabriel. _© Charles H. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif., as the author of
the music. R 44089, Apr. 2, 1928.
34
Broken (The) doll; by EH. V. MeIn-
tyre; pf. © Edwin Vaile MclIn-
tyre, Oklahoma City, Okl., as the
author. R 44233, Apr..5, 1928. 35
Children’s (The) day of days; Christ-
mas carol, words by Ida _ Scott
Taylor, music by E. S. Lorenz. ©
Hdmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author of the music. R 44247,
Apr. 11, 1928. 36
Chiquita; polka capriccioso, by F. H.
Losey; orch. KF. HH. Losey,
Orange, N. J., as the author... R
44012, Apr. 4, 1928. 37
Christ is come; Christmas carol, words
by Virginia V. Whitter, music by
BH. S. Lorenz. © Edmund §S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as the author of the
music. R 44249, Apr. 11, 1928. 38
words by
Christmas praises; Christmas carol,
words by Virginia V. Whitter, music
by E. 8S. Lorenz.. © Hdmund S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author
of the music. R 44244, Apr. 11, 1928.
39
Clover (The) club waltz; by M. C.
Bales; pf. or organ. © M..C. Bales,
Sedalia, Mo., as the author. R
43876, Mar. 2, 1928. 40
Colorado summer; cycle of ten pieces,
by Gerrit Smith, op. 21 ycepf.
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Caroline Gerrit Smith, Darien, tav Saenger,
Conn., as the executor of the author.
R 43795, Mar. 12, 1928. 41
Come back babe, I won’t be mean
no more; words by Hal Stephens,
music by B. Taylor. © Billee
Taylor, New York, as the author of
the music. R 44139, Mar. 20, 1928.
42
to me;
John
Come back ma honey boy
words by HE. Smith, music by
Stromberg. © Edgar Smith, Elm-
hurst. L. I., N. Y., as the author of
the words. R 44146, Mar. 20, 1928.
RAS
Come Thou long-expected Jesus;
sacred quartet, music by E. S.
Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as the author: R 44245,
Apr. 11, 1928. 44
Condora; waltz, by L. P. Laurendeau;
band. © Rose Laurendeau, Mont-
real, Quebec, Canada, as the widow
of the author. R 43962, Mar. 23,
1928. 45
Dance of the dewdrops; polka, by Paul
Ducelle [pseud. of ©. W. Krog-
mann], op. 16, no. 4; pf. © Carrie
W. Krogmann, Marblehead, Mass., as
the author. R 44133, Mar. 30, 1928.
46
Dancing stars; waltz, by Paul Ducelle
[pseud. of C. W. Krogmann], op. 16,
no. 1; pf. © Carrie W. Krogmann,
Marblehead, Mass., as the author.
R 44126, Mar. 30, 1928. 47
Davy Jones’ locker; words and music
by H. W. Petrie. © Julia C. Petrie,
Downers Grove, Ill., as the widow
of the auther. R 44224, Apr. 7, 1928.
48
Day dreams; by F. A. Williams, op.
27, no. 1. © Frederick A. Williams,
Cleveland, as the author. R 48981,
Mar. 22, 1928. 49
De walls are comin’ down; words by
Ida M. Budd, music by C. H. Ga-
briel. © Charles H. Gabriel, Berke-
ley, Calif., as the author of the mu-
sic. R 44091, Apr. 2, 1928. 50
Delibes (Clement Philibert Léo) Danse
de féte; from Coppelia, ballet de
Delibes, arr. by G. Saenger; violin
and pf. © Gustav Saenger, New
York, as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 44010, Apr. 4, 1928. 51
Valse de la poupée; from the bal-
let Coppelia, op. 97, no. 2, arr. by
G. Saenger; violin and pf. © Gus-
| ol
9)
New York, as the au-
thor of the arrangement. R 438997,
Apr. 4, 1928. 52
Dolly’s at home; by EH. V. McIntyre;
pf. © Edwin Vaile McIntyre, Okla-
homa City, Okl., as the author. R
44235, Apr. 5, 1928. 53
Dresden (The) china girl; words by
G. A. Spink, music by Edward War-
ren Corliss. © George A. Spink,
New. York, as the author of. the
words. R 44140, Mar. 20, 1928. 54
Diippel schanzen march; by G. Piefke,
arr. by L. P. Laurendeau; band.
Rose Laurendeau, Montreal, Quebec,
Canada, as the widow of the author
of the arrangement. R 438955, Mar.
rapa ang 0 Pee 55
Diippel schanzen march; by G. Piefke,
arr. by L. P. Laurendeau; orch.
Rose Laurendeau, Montreal, Quebec,
Canada, as the widow of the author
of the arrangement. R 43954, Mar.
Ve 3 br /-13 56
Duty (The) that calls today; words
by Lanta Wilson Smith, music by
J. M. Black. © James M. Black,
Williamsport, Pa., as the author. R
43851, Dee. 31, 1927. 57
Eece panis angelorum; by J. H. Rog-
ers. © James H. Rogers, Cleveland,
as the author of the music. R
43931, Mar. 19, 1928. 58
Ere forth from these loved halls;
graduation hymn, words and music
by J. C. Macy. © Mary E. S. Macy,
Shrewsbury, Mass., as the widow of
the author. R 43923, Mar. 19, 1928.
59
Eternal (The) goodness; words by
John G. Whittier, music by William
Hamilton Gerrish. © Willard P.
Gerrish and Isabel F. Gerrish, Ash-
land, Mass., as the children of the
deceased author. R 44122, Apr. 3,
1928. 60.
Hvening hymn; hymn anthem, music
by E. L. Ashford. © Emma L. Ash-
ford, Nashville, Tenn., as the author.
R 44164, Apr. 7, 1928. 61
Evening shade polka; by E. H. Little;
pf. or organ. © Emma Hardin Lit-
tle, Sedalia, Mo., as the author. R
43878, Mar. 2, 1928. 62
Every slumber hath its waking; words
and music by William Hamilton
Gerrish. © Willard P. Gerrish and
Isabel F. Gerrish, Ashland, Mass..
as the children of the deceased au-
thor. R 44121, Apr. 3, 1928. 63
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Fair Florida; serenade, by T. M. To-
bani, op. 384; orch. © Theo. M.
Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. I, as
the author. R 44002, Apr. 4, 1928.
64
Favorite (The); by John Hartmann,
arr. by L. P. Laurendeau; band,
with cornet solo. © Rose Lauren-
deau, Montreal, Que., Canada, as the
widow of the author of the arrange-
ment. R 44007, Anr. 4, 1928. 65
Feld-cornet march; by L. P. Lauren-
deau; band. © Rose Laurendeau,
Montreal, Quebec, Canada, as the
widow of the author. R 43966, Mar.
23, 1928. 66
Festival procession; from Jensen’s
wedding music, arr. by L. P. Lauren-
deau; band. © Rose Laurendeau,
Montreal, Que., Canada, as the
widow of the author of the arrange-
ment. R 439387, Mar. 20, 1928. 67
Following Jesus; words by Ada Blenk-
horn, music by J. M. Black. ©
James M. Black, Williamsport, Pa.,
as the author.
1927. 68
Forest calm (Waldesruhe) ; tone poem
from song by Halfdan Kjerulf, arr.
by Heinrich Germer, op. 42, no. 20;
pf. © <A. Leo Germer, Dresden,
Germany, as the child of the de-
ceased author of the arrangement.
R 48904, Mar. 138, 1928. 69
Foxy Quiller; gems from the comic
opera in 8 acts, libretto by Harry
B. Smith, music by Reginald de
Koven; arr. by A. Pinter; pf. ©
Andor Pinter, Los Angeles, as the
author of the arrangement. R
44258, Apr. 6, 1928. 70
Gathering home; anthem, music by
L. O. Emerson. © Mabel H. Em-
erson, Arlington, Mass., as the child
of the deceased author. R 44168,
Apr. 7, 1928. rak
Gleaning for Jesus; words by Ida
Scott Taylor, music by H. 8. Lorenz.
© Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O.,
as the author of the music. R
44242, Apr. 11, 1928. ie
Gloria patri; music by E. S. Lorenz.
© Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O.,
as the author. R 44152, Apr. 7, 1928.
73
Glory to God in the highest; music by
E. S. Lorenz; bass. solo, and cho.
for women’s voices. © ELdmund §S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author.
R 44246, Apr. 11, 1928. 74
R 43844; Dec: 31,
God is refuge; words by Anna H.
Woodrooff, music by J. M. Black. ©
James M. Black, Williamsport, Pa.,
as the author. R 483855, Dec. 31,
1927. 75
God with us; words by Bertha HE.
Bush, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music R
44088, Apr. 2, 1928. 76
Grace and glory day by day; words
by W. C. Martin, music by J. M.
Black. © James M. Black, Wil-
liamsport, Pa., as the author. R
43845, Dec. 31, 1927. ; 77
Graceful (A) frolic; polka rondo, by
W. FEF. Sudds, op. 250; ph ©
Charles M. Tait, Gouverneur, N. Y.,
aS the executor of the author. R
43921, Mar. 19, 1928. 18
Hand in hand; march, by Paul Du-
celle [pseud. of C. W. Krogmann],
op. 16, no. 10; pf. © Carrie W.
Krogmann, Marblehead, Mass., as
the author. R 44127, Mar. 30, 1928.
79
He is ma steady; words by H. B.
Smith, music by John Stromberg.
© Harry B. Smith, New York, as
the author of the words. R 44141,
Mar. 20, 1928. 80
He shall sustain thee; words by Lida
M. Keck, music by J. M. Black. ©
James M. Black, Williamsport, Pa.,
as the author. R 43846, Dec. 31,
1927. 81
Hearts and flowers; new flower song,
arr. by T. M. Tobani; band, with
solo for cornet, trombone or bar. ©
Theo. M. Tobani, Jackson Heights,
L. TNE UY.) aS" The) auihee ar, che
arrangement. R 44006, Apr. 4, 1928.
82
Heaven is not far away; words by
Mrs. E. E. Williams, musie by A.
Wooler. © Alfred Wooler, Buffalo,
N. Y., as the author. R 48928, Mar.
19, 1928. 83
Heavenly (The) guest: anthem, music
by C. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the au-
thor. R 44166, Apr. 7, 1928. 84
Hermit’s (The) bell (Les dragons de
villars) ; overture, by A. Mailiart.,
arr. by L. P. Laurendeau; band. ©
Rose Laurendeau, Montreal, Quebec,
Canada, as the widow of the au-
thor of the arrangement. R 438945,
Mar. 20, 1928. 85
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Home (A) in my heart for Jesus;
words by Lanta Wilson Smith, mu-
sic by J. M. Black. © James M.
Black, Williamsport, Pa., as the au-
thor. R 43842, Dee. 31, 1927. 86
Hora novissima; rhythm of Bernard
De Morlaix on the Celestial city,
English tr. by Isabella G. Parker,
set to music by Horatio W. Parker,
op. 30; soli, cho. and orch. Full sc.
© Anna Parker, New York, as the
widow of the author of the ar-
rangement of the music. R 48989,
Apr. 5, 1928. 87
I am trusting; words by W. C.: Mar-
tin, music by J. M. Black. © James
M. Black, Williamsport, Pa., as the
author of the music. R 43865, Dec.
gaa Be 88
I cling to Thee; words by W. C. Mar-
tin, music by J. M. Black. © James
M. Black, Williamsport, Pa., as the
author. R 43854, Dec. 31, 1927. 89
I have set watchmen; anthem, music
by: E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author.
R 44160, Apr. 7, 1928. 90
I heard a voice from heaven; music
by William Hamilton Gerrish. ©
Willard P. Gerrish and Isabel F.
Gerrish, Ashland, Mass., as the chil-
dren of the deceased author. R
_ 44128, Apr. 3, 1928. 91
I left because I love you; words and
music by T. Stanford. © Tony
Stanford, New York, as the author.
R 44239, Mar. 27, 1928. 92
I'll trust in God; duet, words by Char-
lotte G. Homer, music by C. H.
Gabriel; with cho. of mixed voices.
© Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley,
Calif., as the author of the music.
R 44258, Apr. 12, 1928. 93
I love Thee I know; words by W. C.
Martin, music by J. M. Black. ©
James M. Black, Williamsport, Pa.,
as the author. R 438847, Dec. 31,
1927. 94
I remember Calvary; words by W. C.
Martin, music by J. M. Black. ©
James M. Black, Williamsport, Pa.,
as the author of the music. R 43863,
Dee: 31.) 1927. 95
Ida and Dottie polka; by F. H. Losey;
cornet solo or duet, with pf. acc. ©
F. H. Losey, Orange, N. J., as the
author. R 48953, Mar. 20, 1928. 96
uf
If I were king; overture, by A.
Adam, arr. by L. P. Laurendeau;
band. © Rose Laurendeau, Mon-
treal, Quebec, Canada, as the widow
of the author of the arrangement.
R 44004, Apr. 4, 1928. . 97
In excelsis; hymns with tunes for
Christian worship, ed. by Robert
Stuart MacArthur. Calvary ed. 7th
ed. © Century co., New York, as
the proprietors. R 43974, Mar. 21,
1928. 98
In the flower crowned Green Moun-
tains of Vermont; words by George
H. Summers, music by J. W. Ful-
ton; pf. selection. © James W.
Fulton, Belmont, Mass., as the
author of the music. R 44264, Mar.
7, 1928. 99
Iris; Greek intermezzo, by E. R.
Ephraim; pf. © Ellis R. Ephraim,
Baltimore, as the author. R 44265,
Mar. 71928." 100
Island City ; march, two-step, by L. P.
Laurendeau; band. © Rose Lau-
rendeau, Montreal, Quebec, Canada,
as the widow of the author. R
43961, Mar. 23, 1928. 101
Jesus is always the same; words by
Lanta Wilson Smith, music by J. M.
Black. © James M. Black, Wil-
liamsport, Pa., as the author. R
43843, Dec. 31, 1927. 102
Jesus Shall reign; hymn anthem,
music by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author.
R 44159, Apr. 7, 1928. 103
Jesus, the very thought of Thee; hymn
anthem, words by Edward Casewell,
music by E. 8. Lorenz. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author.
R 44157, Apr. 7, 1928. 104
Juno; overture, by L. P. Laurendeau;
band. © Rose Laurendeau, Mon-
treal, Quebec, Canada, as the widow
of the author. R 43965, Mar. 23,
1928. 105
King of the turf; march two-step, by
Fahrbach, arr. by T. M. Tobani. 1.
Full orch.—2. Band. © Theo. M.
Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. I., N.
Y., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 48994, 43995, Apr. 4, 1928.
106, 107
King (The) of the winds: words by
Arthur Trevelyan, music by F.
David. © Frank David, New York,
as the author. R 43912, Mar. 27,
1928. 108
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Lead, kindly light; hymn anthem, | Love is all in all; vocal solo, by Fred-
music by L. CO. Emerson. © Mabel erick Stevenson. © Houseley Stev-
H. Emerson, Arlington, Mass., as
the child of the deceased author. R
44169, Apr. 7, 1928. 109
Let the dear Saviour come in; words
by W. C. Martin, music by J. M.
Black. © James M. Black, Wil-
liamsport, Pa., as the author. R
43840, Dec. 31, 1927. 1106
Life, light and love in Jesus; words
by Ada Blenkhorn, music by J. M.
Black. © James M. Black, Wil-
liamsport, Pa., as the author of the
music. R 48859, Dec. 31, 1927. 111
Lilliputian parade; march, by Paul
Ducelle [pseud. of C. W. Krog-
mann], op. 16, no. 2; pf. © Carrie
W. Krogmann, Marblehead, Mass.,
as the author. R 44131, Mar. 30,
1928. ila
Little Bo-Peep; mazurka, by H. En-
gelmann, op. 408, no. 3; pf. © “Marie
C. Engelmann, Philadelphia, as the
widow of the author. R 438985, Feb..-
20, 1928. 113
Little boy blue; march, by H. Engel- |
mann, op. 408, no. 5; pf. © Marie
C. Engelmann, Philadelphia, as the
widow of the author. R 43987, Feb.
20, 1928. . 114
Little gazelle; mazurka, by Paul Du-
celle [pseud. of C. W. Krogmann],
Op. pl6,- 10743 pb. ©) Carrie. WW.
Krogmann, Marblehead, Mass., as
the author. R 44130, Mar. 30, 1928.
mL ta)
Little (A) study; by E. V. McIntyre;
pf. © Edwin Vaile McIntyre, Okla-
homa City, OKl., as the author. R
44229, Apr. 5, 1928. 116
Little things; missionary song, words
by Ida Reed Smith, music by H. S.
Lorenz. © Edmund S§S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as the author. R 44156,
Apr.) 7, 1928. 117
Lo! here am I; words by W. C. Mar-
tin, music by J. M. Black. ©
James M. Black, Williamsport, Pa.,
as the author. R 48849, Dec. 31,
1927. 118
Longing (Sehnsucht) ; tone poem from
song by Halfdan Kjerulf, arr. by
Heinrich Germer, op. 42, no. 25; pf.
© A. Leo Germer, Dresden, Ger-
many, as the child of the deceased
author of the arrangement. R 438901,
Mar. 138, 1928. 119
enson, Los Angeles, as the child of
the deceased author of the music. R
43927, Mar. 19,1928. 120.
Love’s sermon (Liebespredigt) ; tone
poem from song by Halfdan Kjerulf,
arr. by Heinrich Germer, op. 42, no.
16; pf. © A. Leo Germer, Dresden,
Germany, as the child of the de-
ceased author of the arrangement.
R 438902, Mar. 18, 1928. 121
Lullaby; by E. V. McIntyre; pf. ©
Edwin Vaiie McIntyre, Oklahoma
City, Okl., as the author. R 44228,
Apr. 5, 1928. 122
Mcintyre (Edwin Vaile) Melody; pf.
© Edwin Vaile McIntyre, Oklahoma
City, Okl., as the author. R 44236,
Apr. 5, 1928. 123.
March (The) of the grass; words by
Bertha H. Bush, musie by C. H.
Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif., as the author of the
music. R 44087, Apr. 2, 1928. 124
Marche célébre; from Lachner’s Suite
no. J, ‘arr:, Dy, 2. i Pobanievorch.
© Theo. M. Tobani. Jackson Heights,
L. I., N. ¥., as the author of the ar-
rangement. R 43948, Mar. 20, 1928.
125
Marche des petits pierrots; by A.
Bose, arr. by L. P. Laurendeau;
band. © Rose Laurendeau, Mont-
real, Quebec, Canada, as the widow
of the author of the arrangement.
R 48970, Mar. 28, 1928. 126
Marche des petits pierrots; by Bose,
arr; by 'E..M. Dobami; .orch,
Theo. M. Tobani, Jackson Heights}
L. I., N. Y., as the author of the ar-
rangement. R 43951, Mar. 20, 1928.
127
Marching on to glory; words by Mel-
ville Weimaus Miller, music by C. H.
Gabriel; mixed voices. © Charles
H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the
author of the music. R 44254, Apr.
12 O28, 128
Marie; nocturne, by B. Richards, op.
60, rev. and fingered by G. Saenger ;
violin and pf. © Gustav Saenger,
New York, as the author of the ar-
rangement. R 44014, Apr. 4, 1928. ‘
12
Maritana; grand fantasia from the
opera, by W. W. Wallace, op. 383,
arr. by T. M.. Tobani; . military
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band. © Theo. M. Tobani, Jackson
Heights, L. I, N. ¥., as the author
of the arrangement. R 44001, Apr.
4, 1928. 130
May be; words by F. Tannehill, jr.,
music by George Rosey [pseud. of
G. M. Rosenberg] George M.
Rosenberg, as the author of the mu-
sic, and Frank Tannehill, jr., as the
author of the words, New York. R
44225, Apr. 7, 1928. ata
Maybells; waltz, by Paul Ducelle
[pseud. of C. W. Krogmann], op. 16,
no. 9; pf. © Carrie W. Krogmann,
Marblehead, Mass., as the author.
R 441386, Mar. 30, 1928. su pees:
Mendeissohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Lud-
wig Felix) Intermezzo; from Mid-
summer night’s dream, arr. by Wil-
liam F. Kretschmer; oreh. ©
Agatha Kretschmer, San Francisco,
as the widow of the author of the
arrangement. R 48939, Mar. 20,
1928. 133
— Nocturno; from Mendelssohn’s
Midsummer night’s dream, arr. by
Wm. F. Kretschmer; oreh ©
Agatha Kretschmer, San Francisco,
as the widow of the author of the
arrangement. R 438936, Mar. 20,
1928. - 134
——Ruy Blas; overture; arr. by
T. M. Tobani; band. © Theo. M.
Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. LIL,
N. ¥., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 44003, Apr. 4, 1928. 135
Merry (The) dance; by E. V. Mc-
Intyre; pf. © Edwin Vaile Mc-
Intyre, Oklahoma City, Okl., as the
author. R 44234, Apr. 5, 1928. 136
Merry missionaries; words by Harriet
D. Castle, music by E. S. Lorenz.
Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author of the music. R 44241,
Apr. 11, 1928. 137
Meyerbeer (Giacomo) Robert le dia-
ble; selection from the opera, arr.
by L. P. Laurendeau; band. © Rose
Laurendeau, Montreal, Canada, as
the widow of the author of the ar-
rangement. R 438971, Mar. 23, 1928.
138
Mill on the cliff (Die felsenmithle) ;
overture, by C. G. Reissiger, arr. by
L. P. Laurendeau; band. © Rose
Laurendeau, Montreal, Quebec,
Canada, as the widow of the author
of the arrangement. R 438952, Mar.
20, 1928. 139
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Mimosa; caprice, by Alberto Himan,
arr. by L. P. Laurendeau; band. ©
Rose Laurendeau, Montreal, Que.,
Canada., as the widow of the author
of the arrangement. R 44015, Apr.
4, 1928. 140:
Monks (The) of Malabar; comic opera.
in 3 acts, lancers, by Ludwig Eng--
lander. © Carla Englander Poltz,.
Vienna, Austria, as the next of kin:
of the author. R 48300, Feb. 1,
1928. 141
Monks (The) of Malabar; gems from
the comic opera in 38 acts, libretto
by J. Cheever Goodwin, music by
Ludwig Englander, arr. by C. J.
Roberts [pseud. of Charles Kraus-
haar]; pf. © Charles Kraushaar,
Larchmont, N. Y., as the author of
the arrangement. R 44259, Apr. 6,
1928. 142:
Monks (The) of Malabar; lancers,
arr. by C. Kraushaar; orch. ©
Charles Kraushaar, Larchmont, N-
Y., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 48301, Feb. 1, 1928. 143
Moonlight fancies; waltz, by T. H.
Rollinson ; band. © Thomas H. Rol-
linson, Waltham, Mass., as the au-
thor. R 43925, Mar. 19, 1928. 144
Morning glory waltz; by B. E. Lof-.
stedt; pf. or organ. © Bertha Ex
Lofstedt, Sedalia, Mo., as the au-
thor. R 438875, Mar. 2, 1928. 145.
Morning (A) song; by EH. V. McIn-
tyre; pf. © Edwin Vaile MeIntyre,.
Oklahoma City, Okl., as the author.
R 44232, Apr. 5, 1928. 146:
Mother Hubbard; waltz, by H. Engel-
mann, op. 408, no. 1; pf. © Marie
C. Engelmann, Philadelphia, as the:
widow of the author. R 43986, Feb.
20, 1928. 147
Must we then meet as strangers; by
J. R. Thomas, arr. by T. M. Tobani;
cornet or trombone and pf. © Theo.
M. Tobani, Jackson Heights, N. Y.,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 438999, Apr. 4, 1928. 148.
Must we then meet as strangers; by
J. R. Thomas, arr. by T. M. Tobani 3.
cornet or trombone in B flat and pf_
© Theo. M. Tobani, Jackson Heights,
L. I., N. Y., as the author of the ar-
rangement. R 43957, Mar. 23, 1928.
143
My heart is fixed; anthem, music by
C. H. Gabriel. © Charles H. Ga-
briel, Berkeley, Calif., as the author.
R 44167, Apr. 7, 1928. 150
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My Mobile girl; words by R. B. Smith,
musie by Harry T. MacConnell. ©
Robert B. Smith, Asbury Park, N. J.,
as the author of the words. R
44145, Mar. 20, 1928. 151
My Saviour’s voice; words by Ada
Blenkhorn, music by J. M. Black.
© James M. Black, Williamsport,
Pa., as the author. R 43856, Dec.
31,1927. 1 hay
Nation’s (The) boys; duet, words by
Adaline H. Beery, music by C. H.
Gabriel; ten. and alto. © Charles
H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the
author of the music. R 44252, Apr.
12, 1928. 153
Nita; Spanish dance, by Paul Ducelle
[pseud. of C. W. Krogmann], op. 16,
no. 7; pf. © Carrie W. Krogmann,
Marblehead, Mass., as the author.
R 44134, Mar. 30, 1928. 154
Nune dimittis; anthem, music by E. L.
Ashford. © Emma. L. - Ashford,
Nashville, Tenn., as the author. R-
44165, Apr. 7, 1928. 155
O, come to my heart, Lord Jesus;
Christmas carol, solo or cho., words
by E. E. S. Elliott, musie by G. B.
Nevin; mixed voices or men’s
voices. © George B. Nevin, Easton,
Pa., as the author of the music. R
43920. Mar. 19, 1928. 156
O, day of rest; anthem, words and mu-
sic by C. B. Adams. © Carrie B.
Adams, Portland, Or., as the author.
R 44158, Apr. 7, 1928. HOG
O land of sweet rest; words and
music by William Hamilton Gerrish.
© Willard P. Gerrish and Isabel F.
Gerrish, Ashland, Mass., as the chil-
dren of the deceased author. R
44120, Apr. 3, 1928. 158
O Lord, how long; words by T. C.
Johnson, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R
449251, Apr. 12, 1928. 159
O salutaris; by C. P. Morrison; men’s
voices; in F. no. 2.. © Mary A.
Morrison, Boston, as the widow of
the author of the music. R 43934,
Mar. 19, 1928. 160
On the play ground; by E. V. Mc-
Intyre; pf. © Edwin Vaile Mc-
Intyre, Oklahoma City, Okl., as the
author. R 44231, Apr. 5, 1928. 161
pt. 111, n.s., v. 23
Once again; by A. Sullivan, arr. by
T. M. Tobani; trombone or bar.,
with pf. acc. © Theo. M. Tobani,
Jackson Heights, L. I. N. Y., as the
author of the arrangement. R
43972, Mar. 23, 1928. 162
Onward! upward! homeward!; words
by H. W. Hawkes, music by William
Hamilton Gerrish. © Willard P.
Gerrish and Isabel F. Gerrish, Ash-
land, Mass., as the children of the
deceased author. R 44124, Apr. 3,
1928. 163
Opera (The); burlesque scene from
Fiddle-dee-dee, words by E. Smith,
music by John Stromberg. © Edgar
Smith, Elmhurst, L. IL, N. Y., as
the. author of the words. R 44148,
Mar. 20, 1928. 164
Operatic mosaic; by L. P. Laurendeau ;
band. © Rose Laurendeau, Mon-
treal, Quebec, Canada, as the widow
of the author. R 43967, Mar. 23,
1928. 165
Our burden bearer; words by Amelia
M. Starkweather, music by J. M.
Black. © James M. Black, Wil-
liamsport, Pa., as the author of the
music. R 43860, Dec. 31, 1927. 166
Parks’ memorial songs; by J. A.
Parks; male voices. © J. A. Parks,
York, Neb., as the author. R 43889,
Mar. 27, 1928. 167
Praise the Lord; words by Bertha E.
Bush, music by C. H. Gabriel: ©
Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R
44086, Apr. 2, 1928. 168
Pretoria; march, two-step, by L. P.
Laurendeau; band. © Rose Lau-
rendeau, Montreal, Quebec, Canada,
as the widow of the author. R
43969, Mar. 23, 1928. 169
Queen of drowsy land; cradle song, by
Paul Ducelle [pseud. of C. W. Krog-
mann], op. 16, no. 12; pf. © Carrie
W. Krogmann, Marblehead, Mass.,
as the author. R 44129, Mar. 30,
1928. 170
Rest; funeral anthem, music by E. 8.
Lorenz. © Edmund 8. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as the author. R 44161, Apr.
t;, bees. ; 171
Ring the penny chimes; missionary
song, words by Ida Reed Smith, mu-
sic by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S8.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author.
R 44155, Apr. 7, 1928. 172
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Rustic dance (Tanzweise); by Erik
Meyer-Helmund, arr. by G. Saenger ;
violin and pf. © Gustav Saenger,
New York, as the author of the ar-
rangement. R 43973, Mar. 23, 1928.
173
Sacred peace; anthem, music by L. O.
Emerson. © Mabel H. Emerson,
Arlington, Mass., as the child of the
deceased author. R 44170, Apr. 7,
1928. 174
Sailor’s (The) bride (Des schiffers
braut); tone poem from song by
Halfdan Kjerulf, arr. by Heinrich
Germer, op. 42, no. 19; pf. © A.
Leo Germer, Dresden, Germany, as
the child of the deceased author of
the arrangement. R 48903, Mar. 13,
1928. ; 175
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) Danse
de la Gipsy ; ballet from Henry VIII,
op. 97, no. 3, arr. by G. Saenger;
violin and pf. © Gustav Saenger,
New York, as the author of the ar-
rangement. R 48996, Apr. 4, 1928.
176
—lLe deluge; prelude, op. 45, rev.
by G. Saenger; violin and pf. ©
Gustav Saenger, New York, as the
author of the revision. R 43993,
Apr. 4, 1928. 177
Saviour come in today; words by
Lizzie De Armond, music by J. M.
Black. © James M. Black, Wil-
liamsport, Pa., as the author. R
43852, Dec. 31, 1927. 178
Scarlatti (Domenico) 12 sonata-
studies (Sonatenstudien) ; critically
rev. and fingered by Heinrich Ger-
me nes te fl. 42 land 4:
© A. Leo Germer, Dresden, Ger-
many, as the child of the deceased
author of the arrangement. R
43905-43909, Mar. 13, 1928. 179-183
Schubert (Franz Peter) Marche mili-
taire 1; op. 51, no, 1, arr. by.L. -P.
Laurendeau; band. © Rose Lauren-
deau, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, as
the widow of the author of the ar-
rangement. R 44000, Apr. 4, 1928.
184
Schumann (Robert Alexander) The
boy with the magic horn (Der knabe
mit dem wunderhorn); lyric tone-
poem from song by R. Schumann,
arr. by Heinrich Germer, op. 43, no.
10; pf. © A. Leo Germer, Dresden,
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Germany, as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 48983, Mar. 13,
1928. 185
— Devotion (Widmung) ; lyric tone-
poem from song by R. Schumann,
arr. by Heinrich Germer, op. 43,
no. 24; pf. © A. Leo Germer, Dres-
den, Germany, as the child of the
deceased author. R 438898, Mar, 13,
1928. 186
— He, the grandest of them all (Er,
der herrlichste von allen); lyric
tone-poem from song by R. Schu-
mann, arr. by Heinrich Germer, op.
43, no. 23; pf. © A. Leo Germer,
Dresden, Germany, as the child of
the deceased author. R 43897, Mar.
13, 1928. 187
The hidalgo; tone poem from
song by Robert Schumann, arr. by
Heinrich Germer, op. 43, no. 25; pf.
© A. Leo Germer, Dresden, Ger-
many, as the child of the deceased
author of the arrangement. R
43899, Mar. 13, 1928. 188
The nut-tree (Der nussbaum) ;
lyrie tone-poem from song by R.
Schumann, arr. by Heinrich Germer,
op. 43, no. 15; pf. © A. Leo. Ger-
mer, Dresden, Germany, as the child
of the deceased author. R 438895,
Mar. 138, 1928. 189
O! sunshine (O sonnenschein) ;
lyric tone-poem from song by R.
Schumann, arr. by Heinrich Germer,
op. 43, no. 12; pf. © A. Leo Germer,
Dresden, Germany, as the child of
the deceased author. R 438894, Mar.
13, 1928. 190
Spring night (Frtihlingsnacht) ;
Ivrice tone poem frem song by R.
Schumann, arr. by Heinrich Germer,
op. 43, no. 17; pf. © A. Leo Germer,
Dresden, Germany, as the child of
the deceased author. R 48896, Mar.
13, 1928. 191
Venetianisches gondellied (Vene-
tian boat-song); lyric tone-poem
from song by R. Schumann, arr. by
Heinrich Germer, op. 43, no. 1; pf.
© A. Leo Germer, Dresden, Ger-
many. as the child of the deceased
author. R 438891, Mar. 13, 1928.
192
See how it sparkles; missionary song,
words by Ida Reed Smith, music
by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author.
R 441538, Apr. 7, 1928. 193
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pt. III, nN. s., v. 23°
Sevillana (La); by D. Alard, op. 49,
no. 4, rev. and fingered by G. Saen-
ger; violin and pf. © Gustav Saen-
ger, New York, as the author of the
revision. R 438998, Apr. 4, 1928.
194
She’s a girl from the golden West;
words and music by L. W. Jones.
© Louis Weslyn Jones, New York,
as the author. R 44150, Mar. 81,
1928. 195
She’s a rose without a thorn; words
by James O’Dea, music by Dennis
Mackin. © Anne Caldwell O’Dea.
Rockville Centre, L. I., N. Y., as the
widow of the author of the words.
R 441438, Mar. 20, 1928. 196
Shout Hosanna; words by Bertha EH.
Bush, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R
44085, Apr. 2, 1928. 197
Show me your companions and I'l] tell
you what you are; words by Arthur
Gillespie, music by A. Solman. ©
Alfred Solman, New York, as the
author. R 44151, Mar. 31, 1928. 198
Shower of pearls; by F. A. Williams,
op. 28; pf. © Frederick A: Wil-
liams, Cleveland, as the author. R
43982, Mar. 22, 1928. 199
Silver chimes; by Paul Ducelle [pseud.
of C. W. Krogmann], op. 16, no. 6;
pf. © Carrie W. Krogmann, Mar-
blehead, Mass., as the author. R
44135, Mar. 30, 1928. 200
Sing alleluia forth; general anthem,
by P. A. Schnecker. © Louise W.
Schnecker, New York, as the widow
of the author of the music. R
43929, Mar. 19, 1928. 201
Sleigh (The) ride; galop, by Paul
Ducelle [pseud. of W. Krog-
mann], op. 16, no. 8; pf. © Carrie
W. Krogmann, Marblehead, Mass.,
as the author. R 44137, Mar. 30,
1928. 202
Soldier, rest; memorial quartet, words
by Jennie Ree, music by C. H. Ga-
briel; men’s yoices. © Charles H.
Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the au-
thor of the music. R 44090, Apr. 2,
1928. 203
Soldier’s march; by EH. V. McIntyre;
pf. © Edwin Vaile McIntyre, Okla-
homa City, Okl., as the author. R
44230, Apr. 5, 1928. 204
Sourire d’avril; valse, by M. Depret,
arr. by L. P. Laurendeau; band. ©
Rose Laurendeau, Montreal, Quebec,
Canada, as the widow of the author
of the arrangement. R 44005, Apr.
4, 1928. 205
Sourire d’avril; valse, by M. Depret,
arr, by 'T.. M: Tobani; eren se
Theo M. Tobani, Jackson Heights,
L. LL, N. Y., as the author of the
arrangement. R 43940, Mar. 20,
1928. 206
Southern roses (Rosen aus dem sii-
den); by Johann Strauss, op. 338,
arr. by L. P. Laurendeau; band. ©
Rose Laurendeau, Montreal, Quebec,
Canada, as the widow of the author
of the arrangement. R 43941, Mar.
20, 1928. 207
Souvenir valse; by Paul Ducelle
[pseud. of C. W. Krogmann],. op. 16,
no. 5; pf. © Carrie W. Krogmann,
Marblehead, Mass., as the author.
_ R 44132, Mar. 30, 1928. 208
Spanish song (Spanisches lied) ; tone
poem from song by Halfdan Kjerulf,
arr. by Heinrich Germer, op. 42, no.
9; pf. © A. Leo Germer, Dresden,
Germany, as the child of the de-
ceased author of the arrangement.
R 43900, Mar. 13, 1928. 209
Start-up (The); waltz, by H. Engel-
mann, op. 422, no. 1; pf. © Marie
C. Engelmann, Philadelphia, as the
widow of the author. R 43988, Feb.
20, 1928. 210
Stebbins (G. Waring) Hight re-
sponses; for use after prayer, words
from Psalm 102:2, music by G. W.
Stebbins. no. 1. © G. Waring Steb-
bins, Brooklyn, as the author of the
music. R 43922, Mar. 19, 1928. 211
Story (The) of the manger; Christ-
mas cantata, music by S. Thomson;
soli and cho., with organ acc. ©
Sydney Thomson, Summit, N. J., as
the author of the music. R 44125,
Mar. 27, 1928. 212
Strauss (Richard) Freundliche vis-
ion; musik von R. Strauss, op. 48,
no. 1; sop. o. ten.; in D dur. ©
Richard Strauss, Vienna, as the au-
thor. R 48868, Feb. 6, 1928. 213
— Ich schwebe; nach gedicht von
Otto Julius Bierbaum u. Karl Henc-
kell, musik von R. Strauss, op. 48,
no. 2; sop. o. ten.; in A dur. ©
Richard Strauss, Vienna, as the au-
thor. R 43869, Feb. 6, 1928. 214
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Julius Bierbaum, u. Karl Henckell,
musik von R. Strauss, op. 48, no. 3;
sop. o. ten.; in C dur. © Richard
Strauss, Vienna, as the author. R
43870, Feb. 6, 1928. 215
—— Winterliebe; nach gedicht von
Otto Julius Bierbaum u. Karl Henc-
kell, musik von &. Strauss, op. 48,
no. 5; ten.; in E dur. © Richard
Strauss, Vienna, as the author. R
43872, Feb. 6, 1928. 2:16
—— Winterweihe; nach gedicht von
Otto Julius Bierbaum, u. Karl Henc-
kell, musik von R. Strauss, op. 48,
no. 4; sop. o. ten.; in es dur.
Richard Strauss, Vienna, as the au-
thor. R 438871, Feb. 6, 1928. ri WY
Swan (The) ; romance, cornet solo, by
L. P. Laurendeau; band. © Rose
Laurendeau, Montreal, Quebec, Can-
ada, as the widow of the author. R
43964, Mar. 23, 1928.
Sweet Anne Page; waltzes, by W. H.
Neidlinger, arr. by Karl L. Hoschna; )
pf. © Hettie Hoschna, Patchogue,
L. I. N. Y., aS the widow of the
author of
44263, Apr. 6, 1928.
rev. by Albert W. Berg.
R 31349, Sept. 2, 1925.
or organ.
Sedalia, Mo., as the author. R
43879, Mar. 2, 1928. 221
‘Tantum ergo; by C. P. Morrison; men’s
voices; in B flat. no. 2.
of the author of the music. R
43933, Mar. 19, 1928. 222
Teach me Thy way, O Lord; anthem,
music by W. L. Blumenschein. ©
Ernest L. Blumenschein, Taos, N.
M., George S. Blumenschein;, Dayton,
O., and Florence Blumenschein
Rowe, New Rochelle, N. Y., as the
children of the deceased author. R
44240, Apr. 11, 1928. paps
Teach us to pray; quartet, words by
Ida Scott Taylor, music by C. H.
Gabriel; women’s voices. © Charles
H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the
author of the music. R 44081, Apr.
2, 1928. 224
Tell me again of Jesus; words by W.
Martin, music by J. M. Black. ©
James M. Black, Williamsport, Pa.,
nach gedicht von Otto |
218
‘the arrangement. R /
219 |
Sweet Genevieve; by Henry Tucker, |
© Lily |
Berg, New York, as the child of the |
deceased author of the revised ed. |
220 |
Sylvan waltz; by E. V. Baughn; pf. |
© Estella V. Baughn, |
© Mary |
A. Morrison, Boston, as the widow |
| Wagner (Richard)
as the author of the music. R
43866, Dee. 31, 1927. 225
Ten little pennies; missionary primary
song, words by Ida Scott Taylor,
music by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the au-
thor. R 44154, Apr. 7, 1928. 226
Texas star; march and two step, by
E. Rankin; pf. or organ. © E.
Rankin, Sedalia, Mo., as the author.
R 48880, Mar. 2, 1928. 227
Thou art near; anthem, music arr. by
Arthur W. Nelson. © Flora Nelson
Barry, Central Lake, Mich., as the
next of kin of the author of the
arrangement of the music, who is
not living. R 44162, Apr. 7, 1928.
228
Thy will be done; hymn anthem, words
by Charlotte Elliott, music by F. L.
Jackson. © Fernando L. Jackson,
Cumberland Falls, Me., as the author
of the music. R 43918, Mar. 23,
1928. 229
Triumphant praises; collection of
songs for use in Christian worship,
by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, ed. by H. L.
Gilmour. © Lizzie E. Kirkpatrick,
Germantown, Pa., as the widow of
the author. R 44068, Apr. 9, 1928.
230
Veni Creator; by J. H. Rogers. ©
James H. Rogers, Cleveland, as the
author of the music. R 48932, Mar.
19, 1928. 231
| Voluntary on The sweet by and by;
by E. L. Ashford. © Emma L. Ash-
ford, Nashville, as the author. R
44243, Apr. 11, 1928. 232
Isolde’s liebestod ;
from Tristan und Isolde, op. 376, arr.
by T. M. Tobani; band. © Theo. M.
Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. I.,
N. Y., aS the author of the arrange-
‘ment. R 43946, Mar. 30, 1928. 233
Lohengrin ; introduction and
bridal cho., from the 3d act, arr. by
L. P. Laurendeau; band. © Rose
Laurendeau, Montreal, Quebec, Can-
ada, as the widow of the author of
the arrangement. R 43956, Mar. 23,
1928. 234
Die meistersinger von Niirnberg;
grand selection from the opera, arr.
by T. M. Tobani; orch. © Theo. M.
Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. L,
N. Y., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 438959, Mar. 23, 1928. 235
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Wagner (Richard )—Continued.
Nachtgesang; from Tristan und
Isolde, op. 875, arr. by T. M. To-
bani; band. © Theo. M. Tobani,
Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y., as
the author of the arrangement. R
43942, Mar. 20, 1928. 236
Walk with me; words by W. C. Mar-
tin, music by J. M. Black. © James
M. Black, Williamsport, Pa., as the
author. R 48858, Dec. 31, 1927.
237
Wandering Willie ; cake walk two-step,
by F. H. Losey ; band. © FE. H.
Losey, Orange, N. J., as the author.
R 43944, Mar. 20, 1928. 238
Wandering Willie; cake walk, by F.
H. Losey; orch. © F. H. Losey,
Orange, N. J., as the author of the
arrangement. R 438950, Mar. — 20,
1928. 239
We greet you ; words by Beha E.
Bush, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 44084,
Apr. 2, 1928. 240
We will follow; words by Bertha HE.
Bush, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R
44083, Apr. 2, 1928. 241
When; words by Oscar L. Figman,
music by W. H. Nelson. © W. H.
Nelson, New York, as the author of
the music. R 44144, Mar. 20, 1928.
242
When I stand on the streets of gold;
words by A. N. C., music by J. M.
Black. © James M. Black, Wil-
liamsport, Pa., as the author of the
music. R 438864, Dec. 31, 1927. 248
pt. ii, 0.'s., v. 23, no. 4, 1928 ©
' Where the old Potomac flows; words
and music by J. M. Burgey. © John
M. Burgey, New York, as the author.
R 44238, Mar. 27, 1928. 244
Whirligig; lanciers, by John Strom-
berg, arr. by F. W. Meacham; pf.
© Isabel M. Fay, New York, as the
next of kin of the author of the
arrangement, who is not living. R
44262, Apr. 6, 1928. 245
Whirligig (The); selection, by John
Stromberg, arr. by F. W. Meacham ;
pf. © Isabel M. Fay, New York,
as the next of kin of. the author of
the arrangement, who is not living.
R 44261, Apr. 6, 1928. 246
White (The) ballot; words by Palmer
Hartsough, music by C. H. Gabriel.
© Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley,
Calif., as the author of the music.
R 44250, Apr. 12, 1928. 247
You got to get religion; words by R. B.
Smith, music by Harry T. MacCon-
nell. © Robert B. Smith, Asbury
Park, N. J., as the author of the
words. R 44142, Mar. 20, 1928. 248
You never can tell what a kiss will
do; words by Walter Ford, music
by J. W. Bratton. © John W. Brat-
ton, New York, as the author of the
musie. R 48651, Dec. 1, 1927. 249
Zamona; Arabian intermezzo, by W.
Loraine. © William Loraine, Brook-
lyn, as the author. R 48683, Dec.
31, 1927. 250
20th century march; by F. H. Losey ;
band. © F. H. Losey, Orange, N. J.,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 438960, Mar. 23, 1928. 2514
20th century march; by F. H. Losey;
orch. © F. H. Losey, Orange, N. J.,
as the author. R 438949, Mar. 20,
1928. 252
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RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UNAD-
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instruments in the case of the countries listed below. 'The President’s
proclamations to this effect were printed in the Catalogue of Copy-
right Entries, Part 3, as follows:
Australia and the territories of Papua and Norfolk Island, vol.
13 (1918), pages vi—vili of no. 5;
Austria, vol. 17 (1922), pages vii—vul of no. 6, and vol. 20 (1925),
pages vli—vuli of nos. 3-4;
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Canada, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi—vili of no. 8;
Cuba, vol. 6 (1911), pages iv—v of no. 12;
Czechoslovakia, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi—vii of no. 4;
Denmark, vol. 15 (1920), pages xii—xiv of no. 18;
France, vol. 18 (1918), pages xi—xii of no. 5;
Germany, vol. 6 (1911), pages vi-vii of no. 7, and vol. 17 (1922),
pages 1x—x of no. 6;
Great Britain, vol. 10 (1915), pages vili-ix of no. 3, and vol. 15
(1920), pages vi-ix of no. 18;
Hungary, vol. 17 (1922), pages xi-x1i of no. 6;
Italy, vol. 10 (1915), pages vili-ix of no. 4, and vol. 17 (1922),
pages xili—xiv of no. 6;
Luxemburg, vol. 6 (1911), pages vii—vili of no. 7;
Netherlands, vol. 18 (¥923), pages vi-vii of no. 3;
New Zealand, vol. 12 (1917), pages v—ix of no. 8. and vol. 17
(1922), pages xv—xix of no. 6;
Norway, vol. 6 (1911), pages ix—x of no. 7;
Poland, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi—vii of no. 2;
Sweden, vol. 15 (1920), pages vi—vii of no. 3;
Switzerland, vol. 19 (1924), pages vii—viii of nos. 5-6;
Union of South Africa, vol. 19 (1924), pages vi-vii of nos. 3-4.
The copyright convention signed at the Fourth International
American Conference at Buenos Aires on August 11, 1910, was pro-
claimed by the President of the United States on July 18, 1914. This
convention is understood to be in effect as between the United States
and Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador,
Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, and
Uruguay.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
‘Noticy.—When the nationality of the composer is not specifically stated in the title
entry, it is to be understood that he is either a citizen of the United States or is domiciled
in the United States.
A deux (We two); one step, par R. | Abie captured his wild Irish rose; fox
Jacquemont, of France, et H. de
Béatti, of Belgium; orch., avec pf.
eonducteur. 4to. © Apr. 10, 1928;
1c. May 7; E 689993; Choudens,
Paris. ; 9910
' A ja Sam; waltz, melody by A. Brou-
sek. ©1ce. May 10, 1928; HE 690498;
Consolidated music pub. house, Chi-
cago. 9911
A kaleh bazetzen; words and melody
by M. Rund. © 1c. May 7, 1928;
E 690425; Morris Rund, New York.
9912
A la chute des feuilles (The fall of
the leaves); de Maurice Pesse, of
France; orch., avee pf. conducteur.
4to. © Mar. 30, 1928; 1 c Apr. 23;
E 689926; Choudens, Paris. 9913
A la mémoire d’un bébé; de Nifierias,
par Joaquin Turina, of Spain; pf. ©
Apr. 10, 1928; 1 c. May 7; E 692008 ;
Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris. 9914
"A mamma; versi di Gennaro Qua-
ranta, musica di S. Giuttari, of
Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn. ©1e.
May 17, 1928; E 690675; Salvatore
Giuttari, Brooklyn. 9915
A mia sorella (To my sister) ; sonnet,
words by A. Bignotti, English ver-
sion by Frederick H. Martens, music
by Enrique Soro, of Chile; med. or
high voice. © May 7, 1928; 2 ec.
May 11; E 691485; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 9916
"A sasizza ’a ’gna masa; versi di A.
Crivello, melodia di A. Galasso, of
Italy, domiciled at Jersey City. ©
1, c. May 18, 1928; E 691701; An-
tonino Crivello, Antonio Galasso and
J. Clano, New York. 9917
A te Cleofe; sonetta di Costantino
Grondona, of Italy, riduzione di M.
ter Kuile, of Netherland, op. 11;
canto e pf. © Jan. 10, 1928; 1 «
Apr. 23; E 689812; Meta ter Kuile,
Milan. 9918
Abandoned unto Him; words and mu-
sie by Louise L. Nankivell. (In
Heavenly glory songs) © Mar. 9,
1928 ; 2 ce. Mar. 22; E 691361; Louise
L. Nankivell, Chicago. 9919
trot, words and melody by E. Dod-
son. ©1c. May 23, 1928; E 690900;
Edgar Dodson, Oakland, Calif. 9920
About witches; by Raymond Earle
Mitchell; pf. with descriptive verse.
© Apr. 80, 1928: 2 ec. May 2; BE
691171; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago. 9921
Absence; ballad, words by L. Greene,
music by Leo Friedman. New York,
Frank Harding. © May 1, 1928; 2c.
May 5; E 691687; Lotta Greene,
Lebo, Kan. 9922
Achtung! es wird: gedreht ; marsch, aus
der revue, worte von Walther Rot-
henburg-Wero, musik von Franz
Strassmann, of Germany. © Dee.
2§, 1927; 1 ¢c. Apr. 28, 1928; H
689844; Fritz Horst, Altona Elbe,
Germany. 9923
Acquajolu (L’) palermitanu; versi di
G. Marrone, melodia di Mario Nicas-
tro. ©1c. May 9, 1928; EH 691375;
Gaspare Marrone, Brooklyn. 9924
Ada Irene; lyries by J. H. McKendree,
music by A. Siraeuse; pf. ©l1e«
May 238, 1928; E 691804; Angelo Si-
racuse, Buffalo. 9925
Adagio, fastoso; von Waldemar von
Baussnern, of Germany; violoncello
u. orgel. © Sept. 30, 1927; 1 ce. Apr.
23, 1928; E 689862; Chr. Friedrich
Vieweg, G. m. b. H., Berlin-Lichter-
felde, Germany. 9926
Adagio ma non troppo; von Walde-
mar von Baussnern, of Germany;
violine u. orgel. obl. Svo. © Sept.
ores 1920? 1 Ga Aare 23,5 E 689860;
Chr. Friedrich Vieweg, G. m. b. H.,
9927
Adagio religioso; aus dem oratorium
Himmel und erde, von Robert Curt
von Gorrissen, of Germany, op. 4;
violine u. orgel. © Jan. 11, 1928;
1 ec Apr. 23; E 6898387; W. Ehrler
& co., Leipzig. 9928
Adam und Eva; walzerlied, von P.
Miiller ; violin. © 1c. May 2, 1928;
E 691202; Peter Miller, Philadel-
phia. 9929
Berlin-Lichterfelde, Germany.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9930
pt. 1, 0. S., Vv. 23
Adios; serenade, words and music by
G. W. Hayford. New York, Harms,
inc. [Spanish and English text] ©
May 9, 1928; 2 ec. May 11; E 691476;
George W. MHayford, Greenwich,
Conn.
Afrikanische suite (Suite africaine) ;
von S. Coleridge-Taylor, arr. yon Leo
Artok, of Germany, op. 105; salon-
orch. mit pf. conductor. teil 1. 1.
Nourmahals gesang. [2 others]—
teil 2. 4. Valse négre. [2 others] ©
June 1, 1928; 1 c.each May 25; E
6922338, 692234; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. 9931, 9932
After all these years of love and tears:
words and melody by W. J. Graham.
© 1c. May 8, 1928; E 690433: Wil-
liam James Graham, New York.
9933
After I say goodbye; words by Hd. B.
Brown and Francis Lindner, melody
by E. Tillman. © 1¢. May 31, 1928;
E 691999; Hdwin Tillman, Milwau-
kee. :
After my laughter came tears; werds
and music by Charles Tobias and
‘Roy Turk, arr. by Frank Skinner;
orch. 4to. © Feb. 10, 1928; 2 «.
May 23; E 690794; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., ine., New York. 9935
Aftermath; words and music by Regi-
nald C. Robbins; bass or bar. voice.
© Apr. 20, 1928; 2 « May 23: B
693076; Editions Maurice Senart,
Paris. 9936
Agnus Dei; paroles de Paul Verlaine,
musique de Renée Philippart Gon-
zalez, of France. © Apr. 20, 1928;
1 ce. May 28; E 692311; Hditions
Maurice Senart, Paris. 9937
Ah, there she goes; words and music
by C. C. Kuenzig. © 1c. May 12,
1928; E 690553; Clement Charles
Kuenzig, Girard, Pa. 9938
Ahob geyrak; melody by HE. Marrache,
of HEgypt* domiciled at Brooklyn.
[Photostat] © 1 ¢. May 17, 1928;
EH 691905; Edma Marrache, Brook-
lyn. 9939
Aileen; words by Dudley Beresford,
music by Raymond Loughborough,
of Great Britain. © Apr. 18, 1928;
1 cc. May 8; E 689801; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, lItd., London.
9940
9930
9934
Aki nem latott, kélt6zik a feeske, éjjel-
nappal; melody by Kurucz Janos, of
Hungary, domiciled at New York.
© 1 ¢. May 31, 1928; E 691968;
Morton Sandor, Budapest, Hungary.
9941
Al; words by Joseph EH. Monteverde,
music by Jay Vick [pseud. of J. V.
O’Brien] [Photostat]. © 1 ¢« May
10, 1928; E 691445; J. Vick O’Brien,
Pittsburgh. 9942
Al; words by William J. MacDonald,
music by Ail Frazzini. © May 15,
1928; 2 c. May 18; E 690696; Popu-
lar music co., Boston. 9943 ©
Al Smith; words and music by T. A.
Murray and James J. Mullan. ©
Apr. 25, 19028; 2..¢...Apr.;.27; HE
691404; Thomas A. Murray, Phila-
delphia. ; 9944
Ala zouak; melody by E. Marrache,
of Hgypt, domiciled at Brooklyn.
[Photostat] © 1c. May 17, 1928;
E 691904; Edma Marrache, Brook-
lyn. 9945
Album of original saxophone gems; by
John De Bueris; E flat alto saxo-
phone and pf. © Apr. 8, 1928; 2 e.
Apr. 13; aff. Apr. 12; A 1068898;
Belwin, inc., New York. 9946
Alex black bottom; par Jean Wierner,
arr. par Vance Lowry; orch., parties
detachées avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
© Dee. 31, 1927; 1 ec. Jan. 28, 1928,
1 e@ Apr. 23; E 690391; Max Hschig
et cie., Paris. 9947
Algerian moon; words and music by
Herbert L. Brown. © May 5, 1928;
2 ec. May 8; E 690455; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 9948
All alone; words and melody by L. W.
Reager, sr. © 1c. May 18, 1928; H
691685; Lester William Reager, sr.,
Pottstown, Pa. 9949
All things are possible; words and mu-
sic by Angie Maring Williams. (Jn
The evangelist in song) © Aug. 15,
1927; 2 ec. Apr. 28, 1928; E 691840;
O. HE. Williams, Erie, Pa. 9950
Allegro scherzoso, no. 3; photoplay
music, by Jacques Pintel, arr. by
Leo A. Kempinski; orch. with pf.
or organ ace. © May 2, 1928; 2 «¢.
May 3; E 690262; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New aa
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
Alles tanzt; 80 leichte tiinze, von
Georg Bliithner, bearb. von Her-
mann Wenzel, both of Germany; pf.
HAMA VO Feb. ‘2; .1928 52 1 c.-Apr:
238; E 689725; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
9952
Aloha collection of Hawaiian songs;
ed. and arr. by Charles A. K. Hop-
kins. © May 2, 1928; 2 c. and aff.
May 21; A 1078211; Wall, Nichols
co., ltd:, Honolulu. 9953
Alone in a lighthouse tower; words
anon., music arr. by Thoro Harris.
@ Mar 1, 1928: 2 c. Apr. 5;. B
690274; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago. ~ 9954
Alone with you; words and melody by
P. Hill. © 1c May 28, 1928; E
690943 ; Peggy Hill, Memphis, Tenn.
9955
Alpine scene; by D. Robinson; pf. ©
1 ce. May 2, 1928; E 691184; David
Robinson, New York. 9956
Altogether lovely; hymn, words by
Marie Wolf and Haldor Lillenas,
music by Haldor Lillenas, of Nor-
way, domiciled at Indianapolis. ©
May 1, 1928; 2 c. May 23; E 691829;
Lillenas pub. co., Indianapolis. 9957
America for me; cho., words by Henry
Van Dyke, music by Rollin Pease,
arr. by Don C. Wilson; men’s voices.
4to. © Apr. 18, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 18:
EX 688826; Henry T. FitzSimons,
Chicago. 9958
America the beautiful; words by
Katherine Lee Bates, music by Rob-
ert Saudek; mixed voices. 4to.
May 22, 1928; 2 ¢. May’ 26; “BR
690859; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 9959
American defenders; march, by P.
Millstone; pf. St. Louis, Shattin-
ger piano and music co. © May 10,
1928; 2 ec. May 12; E 690502; Paul
Millstone, St. Louis. 9960
American (The) lone eagle; words
and melody by A. P. Aldrich. ©
1 c. May 18, 1928: E 691687; Adele
P. Aldrich, Springfield, Mass. 9961
American tune; words and melody by
B. G. De Sylva, Lew Brown and
Ray Henderson. © 1 ec. May 19,
1928; E 691764; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc., New York. 9962
Amiable Mary; words and music by
A. D. Whitney. © 1 e@ May 12,
9974
1928; E 690537; Alan D. Whitney,
Chicago. 9963
Amiguita (Petite amie); de A. Bose,
of France; orch. avec pf. conduc-
teur. 4to. © Apr. 15, 1928; 1 «
May 10; E 692074; Auguste Bose,
Paris. 9964
Ammore scurdate; versi di R. Franco,
melodia di M. Martino. © 1 «.
May 2, 1928; E 691204; Michele
Martino and Raffaele Franco, Beth-
lehem, Pa. 9965
Amoroso; valzer, by S. Cusenza; pf.
© 1c. May 18, 1928; E 691721; Sal-
vatore Cusenza, Brooklyn. 9966
Amour et tambour; one step, par G.
Boninecontro, arr. par A. Bosc, of
France; orch., avec pf. conducteur
et 1° violon conducteur. 4to.
Apr. 10, 1928; 1 c. May 7; EH 692022;
Auguste Bose, Paris. 9967
Ana fi garamak; melody by E. Mar-
rache, of Egypt, domiciled at Brook-
lyn. [Photostat] © 1c. May 17,
1928; E 6919083; Edma Marrache,
Brooklyn. 9968
Andante cantabile; af Walther
Sehrgder, of Denmark; solo for
trombone med pf. © Apr. 28, 1928;
1 c. May 17; E 692107; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 9969
Andantino; extrait de la Sonatine, par
Pierre Menu, transcription par S.
Dushkin; violon et pf. © Mar. 30,
1928; 1c. Apr. 23; E 690397; Du-
rand et cie., Paris. 9970
Angela; words by Hrie Knight, music
by Horace Shepherd, of Great Brit-
ain; pf., ukulele and banjulele ban-
jo aee.; in F. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © May 14, 1928; 1 «.
May 14; E 692042; Keith, Prowse &
eo., Itd., London. 9971
Angelus; by Everett E. Truette, op.
33, no. 2; organ. © May 10, 1928;
2 c. May 15; E 690566; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 9972
Angry tongues; by A. H. Weberbauer ;
pf. or organ. © Mar. 28, 1928; 2 ¢.
Apr. 18; H.691323; Arthur H. Web-
erbauer, Irvington, N. J. 9973
Aniers (Les) (The muleteers) ; mor-
ceau caractéristique, de Victor Staub
et Hans Ourdine, both of France;
orch., avee pf. conducteur. 4to.
Apr. 10, 1928; 1 «. May 7; E 692017;
L. Philippo, Paris. 9974
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9975
Anxiety (Inquietude) ; de F. G. Char-
rosin, of England; orch., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © May 2, 1928;
1 «@ May 14; E 692061; Hawkes &
son (London), ltd., London. 9975
Any place but home James; words and
music by Lew Breau, Maurice Sturm
and Walter C. Ness; pf. and ukulele
ace. © May 9, 1928; 2 c. May 11;
E 691468; Campbell & Connelly, inc.,
New York. 9976
Any place is paradise with you;
words by H. Aitken, melody by L.
Rosenstock. © 1 c. May 16, 1928;
E 691618; Larry Rosenstock and
Hugh Aitken, Larchmont, N. Y.
9977
Apaisement; de Lionel de Pachmann,
of France; violon, ou violoncelle, et
pf. © May 22, 1928; 1 « May 23;
EK 692241; Société anonyme des
éditions Ricordi, Paris. 9978
Apple blossoms; words by Carl B.
Pearlstin, music by Robert Braine.
©. May 17, 1928; 2 c. May 18; E
690695; HEdward Schuberth & co.,
ine., New York.
Apple (The) elf; unison song, words
by Sheila E. Braine, music by Cecil
Sharman, of England; in F. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Apr. 30, 1928; 1 ec. May 1; E 689693;
Novello & co., Itd., London. 9980
April is a lady; duet, words by Doro-
thy Dickinson, music by Montague
F. Phillips, of Great Britain; treble
voices. © Apr. 30, 1928; 1 ec. May
1; E 689697; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. 9981
April yellow ; waltz, by C. Repper, arr.
by Arthur Wood, of Great Britain;
orch., with pf. conducteur. lLon-
don, Chappell & co., ltd. 4to. ©
Apr.’ 14, 19283" 1 @& May 18; E
692103; Charles Repper, London.
9982
Arab love song; words by Francis
Thompson, music by Robert Hunt-
ington Terry. © May 11, 1928; 2c.
May 12; E 690610; G. Ricordi &
co., inc., New York. 9983
Arabian love call; words and music
by C. K. Beckman. © 1 ¢c. May
17, 1928; E 690654; Charlotte K.
Beckman, Rockford, Il. 9984
Are you going to listen in tonight;
words and melody by T. F. Barry.
© 1c. May 22, 1928; E 690764;
Thomas Francis Barry, Hoboken,
NM J. 9985
9979
pt. 1, eS. v.28
Are you seeking God’s best; words and
music by Louise L. Nankivell. (In
Heavenly glory songs) © Mar. 9,
1928; 2c. Mar. 22; E 691360; Louise
L. Nankivell, Chicago. 9986
Argentina rose; fox trot, melody by
F. H. Gieson. © 1c. May 21, 1928;
E 690769; Frank Henry Gieson, St.
Louis. 9987
Aria Marina abruzzese; versi e mel-
odia di P. Sciascia, of Italy. ©1-«.
May 15, 1928; E 691595; Pasquale
Sciascia, Philadelphia. 9988
Ariana; melody by Len Gray. © 1c.
May 2, 1928; E 691186; Clarence
Williams music pub. co., ine., New
York. 9989
Arioso; von Robert Curt von Gorris-
sen, of Germany, op. 5, nr. 4; cello
uu. orgel.) © Syenne Wil eeeeen ete ee
Apr. 23; E 689839; W. Ehrler & co.,
Leipzig. . 9990
Armee-marsch-album ; bearb.: von
Franz Welsch, of Germany; orch.
heft’ 2-5." ©) ety 15 1ST ive: each
Apr. 23, 1928; E 689741; Georg
Bratfisch, Frankfurt-Oder, Germany.
9991
Arras; march, by J. F. Welsh, of Eng-
land; pf. © Apr. 25, 1928; 1 «. May
8; E 689965; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) ltd., London. 9992
As it was in the days of Lot; words
and music by L. L. Nankivell. (Jn
Heavenly glory songs) © Mar. 9,
1928; 2c. Mar. 22; E 687064; Louise
L. Nankivell, Chicago. 9993
As pants the hart; two pt. song, music
by C. B. Hawley, arr. by Sidney C.
Durst; women’s voices. 4to. ©
May 18, 1928; 2 c« May 19; E
691813; John Church co., Cincinnati.
9994
As you were; words and music by G.
Heinmiller, Francis Casey and
Harry Alexander. © 1c. May 12,
1928: HE 690554; Gertrude Alice
Heinmiller, Albany, 9995
Assembly-ville; words by J. B. Crosby,
musie by Thos. A. Dorsey. © Apr.
24, 1928; 2 ce. Apr. 26; E 690251;
Joseph B. Crosby, Chicago. 9996
At dawning; words by Carson J.
Robison, music by P. M. McClure.
© 1 ca May 5, 1928; H 691346;
Proctor Myers McClure, Seattle.
9997
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
At eventide; words and music by L. | Aus meinem kindergarten ; ganz leichte
Gavigan. © 1. May 8, 1928; HB
691710; Louise Gavigan, Sacramento,
Calif. 9998
At play; words by Cecil Cowdrey,
music by Helen MacGregor; pf.
Who'll catch me? [5 others] ©
May 10,1928; 2c May 12; E 690516;
Boston music co., Boston. §999
At sundown; by C. R. Cressey ; pf.
Apr. 23, 1928; 2c. Apr. 28; HE 691165 ;
Cressey and Allen, Portland, Me.
10000
At the cross roads; 46 technical short
cuts for developing the violinist’s
left hand, by Kemp Stillings. ©
May 14, 1928; 2 ec. May 19; EH
690702; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. ; 10001
Au lavoir (The washerwomen) ;
babillage, de Raoul Labis et Maurice
Daras, both of France; orch. avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Mar. 30,
1928; 1 ¢ Apr. 238;:-E 689929;
Choudens, Paris. 10002
Au loin; poésie de F. d’Avilla, musique
de T. Lowther, of England. © Apr.
20, 1928; 1 c. May 23; E 6923814;
Editions Maurice Senart, Paris.
10003
Au revoir; march, by D. Montano; pf.
Brooklyn, J. & J. Kammen. © May
28, 1928; 2 c. May 23; E 690818;
Donato Montano, Brooklyn. 10004
Aubade; by Everett E. Truette, op. 38,
no. 1; organ. © May 10, 1928; 2c.
May 15; E 690567; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 10005
Aubade; poésie d’André Rivoire, mu-
sique de Raymond de Pezzer, of
France. © May 22, 1928; 1 c« May
23; EH 692243; Société anonyme des
éditions Ricordi, Paris. 10006
Aurora; lyric and melody by N. C.
Bas Ami [i. e. N. C. Haimsohn] ©
1c. May 25, 1928; E 691884; Naomi
C. Haimsohn, Memphis, Tenn.
10007
Aurora mazurka; melodia di Michele
Scoma, of Italy, domiciled at Brook-
lyn. ©1c. May 18, 1928; E 691720;
Salvatore Cusenza, Brooklyn. 10008
Aus der goldenen jugendzeit; von
Hermann Wenzel, of Germany,
bearb. von W. Wenzel; klavier. bd. 1.
© Feb. 15, 1928; 1 « Apr. 23; EB
689721; Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 10009
10021
ubungsstiicke, von Otto Frolich,
bearb. von Herm. Wenzel, both of
Germany; pf. Band 1. © Jan. 6,
1928; 1 ec Apr. 11; E 689374; Fr.
Portius, Leipzig. 10010
Autumn time; words by M. Ritten-
house, music by David Reed. ©1c.
May 12, 1928; E 690541; Mary Rit-
tenhouse, Mishawaka, Ind. 10011
Ave Maria; sacred song, music by
Nona G. Croxford. © Apr. 28, 1928;
2 ce. May 11; BH 691515; John C.
Miller, Boston. 10012
Ave Maria; words anon., music by J.
P. Breiger. [Latin text] [Photo-
Stati...©). 1 ¢@. May 2h. 1928 - hy
691800; Joshua Perets Breiger, Chi-
cago. 10013
Ave Maria; words by A. Josler, music
by Alberto Castellani, of Italy. ©
1 e. May 26, 1928; E 690916; A.
Josler, Chicago. 10014
Ave. Maria; words by W. J. Dawson,
music by Florence Johnston; organ
ace. 4to. © May 5, 1928; 2 ec. May
7; E 691282; William J. Dawson,
Detroit. 10015
Aviation; words by W. A. Gray, music
by John O. Glover. © May 14, 1928;
2c. May 11; E 691518; Walter A.
Gray, Sacramento, Calif. 10016
Awake our souls; anthem, words by
Isaac Watts, music by Adolph Hesse,
arr. by Orlando A. Mansfield ; mixed
voices. 4to. © May 4, 1928; 2 e.
May 18; E 690681; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 10017
Axel and the ducks; words and mel-
ody by Axel Christenson. © 1 «
May 381, 1928; E 693006; Chicago mu-
sic pub. co., ine., Chicago. 10018
Babe Ruth! Babe Ruth; words by
J. W. Spencer, music arr. by Harry
L. Alford; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
May 19, 1928; 2 @ May 19; B
690710; James W. Spencer, Provi-
dence. 10019
Baby dreams; lullaby, words by Chas.
P. Weaver, music by May F. Law-
rence; 3 female voices. 4to. © May
2, 1928; 2 c. May 5; E 6903855; J. S.
Fearis & bro., Chicago. 10020 .
Baby got the rickets; words and mel-
ody by Vol Stevens. © 1c. May 29,
1928; E 690955; R. S. Peer, New
York. 10021
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10022
—
Baby me again; words and music by
Mark Fisher, Bernie Grossman and
Larry Shay, arr. by Rube Bennett ;
pf. and ukulele ace. © May 15,
1928 ; 2 c. May 17; E 690687; Milton
Weil music co., Chicago. 10022.
Baby time; words and melody by
Irving Morris [pseud. of I. M.
Schlenoff] © 1« May 21, 1928; E
690751; Irving Morris Schlenoff,
Baltimore. 10023
Babylon is falling down; words and
melody by F. W. McGee. © 1 «.
Apr. 30, 1928; E 690208; Ralph Peer,
New York. ~ 10024
Bacchanale ; oriental ballet, by Hugo
Riesenfeld, arr. by Otto Wick; orch.
with pf. conductor pt. © Apr. 15,
1928; 2 c. May 8; E 690414; Edwin
F. Kalmus, ine., New York. 10025
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Cantate;
pour le troisiéme jour aprés Noél,
paroles de la Bible, annotations et
adaptation francaise par Jean de
Valois; voix mixtes, avec orgue. ©
Apr. 10, 1928; 1 ec. May 7; E 689994; |
10026
——Freue dich, erl6ste schaar (Re-
joice ye redeemed hosts); choral
prelude, from the cantata Am feste
Johannis des Tatifers, transcribed
by Donald Cameron Powell, of
Great Britain; pf. © Apr. 23, 1928;
1c. May 21; E 692147; Augener, Itd.,
London. 10027
—— Siciliano; from 2nd sonata for
pf. and flute, arr. by J. Stuart
Archer, of Great Britain; organ. ©
May 15, 1928; 1 c. May 9; H 692041;
W. Paxton & co., ltd., London. 10028
~— Two-part invention; selected and
ed. by Gottfried Galston, of Ger-
many, domiciled at St. Louis, Mo. ;
pf., with special instructions and
annotations on preface, tempo, etc.
no. 1. In C—no. 2. In E flat.—
no. 8.' In. KF. © Apr. 30,1928; 2, c.
each and aff. May 8; A 1075522-
1075524; Art publication soc., St.
Louis. 10029-10031
-— Two pieces for string orchestra;
arr. by A. Wilhelmj, ed. by Karl
Rissland. Se 1. Air on the G
string —2. Gavotte. © Apr. 10, 1928;
2c. Apr. 16; E 690243; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston.
Choudens, Paris.
Back gnawin’ blues; words and mel-
ody by Williard Thomas. © 1 «.
May 31, 1928; HE 693032; Chicago
music pub. co., ine., Chicago. 10033
10032
pt. 10) Bs, V. 2S
Bacon (Ernst) Ten songs. © May
2, 1928; 2 c May 8; aff. May 7; A
1076663; Ernst Bacon, San Fran-
cisco. 10034
Bacska, Bacska; text und musik von
A. Nikolaus, of Roumania, domiciled
at Detroit, Mich.; frauenchor. ©
1c. Apr. 16, 1928; E 690306; An-
dreas Nikolaus, Detroit. 10085
Baisers (Les) sont papillons; poésie
de Marcel Prévost, musique de
Edouard Mignan, of France. © Apr.
20, 1928; 1 ec May 22; E 692187;
Enoch et cie., Paris. 10036
Balancelle; by Violet King, of Great
Britain; violin, with pf. ace. ©
Apr, 23... 4928+ L,¢;..May. o2dens Hi
692142; Schott & co., ltd., London.
10037
Balazs: Arpad hatodik notaskonyve;
szerz6 of Hungary. obl. 32mo. ©
Nov. 24, 19275 1 c« May 35 1928;
'E 692327; Rozsavolgyi es tarsa,
Budapest, Hungary. 10038
Baleno; galop, by D. Montano; pf.
Brooklyn, J. & J. Kammen. © May
28, 1928; 2 c. May 28; E 690817;
Donato Montano, Brooklyn. 10039
Ballad (The) of watchful waiting;
words and melody by C. Kerstine,
arr. by Simon Kooyman. © 1 ec.
May 21, 1928; E 690757 ; Caesar Ker-
stine, Clarksdale, Miss. 10040
Ballad (A) when at sea; duet, words
by Charles Sackville, music by
Frederick Keel, of Great Britain;
ten. and bar., or bass. © Apr. 10,
1928; 1 ec. May 22; E 692180; Boo-
sey & co., ltd., London. 10041
Bambula; aus Achtung! es wird ged-
reht!, worte von Walther Rothen-
burg-Wero, musik von Franz Strass-
mann, of Germany. Dec. 26,
1927; 1 c. Apr. 23, 1928; H 689846;
Fritz Horst, Altona/Elbe, Germany.
10042
Bambuleika; foxtrot, text von Wau-
wau, musik von Hermann Leopoldi
u. Krauss-Elka, both of Austria, arr.
von Martin Uhl. © Mar. 20, 1928;
1 ec. May 8; E 689942; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, Vienna. 100438
Bandurist; a minstrel, by Sergei Mi-
hailoff, op. 3, no. 2; pf. © Apr. 28,
1928; 2 c. May 8; E 690266; Sher-
man, Clay & co., San Francisco.
10044
028
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no, 5, 1928
Banjomania; by Roy Smeck, ed. by F.
Henri Klickmann; ten. banjo solo,
- with pf. acc. © May 10, 1928; 2 ¢.
May 11; E 691398; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
10045
Barbershop rag; melody by William
Moore. © 1 c. May 31, 1928; E
693019; Chicago music pub. co., ine.,
Chicago. 10046
Bard (The) of Buckeye; overture, by
Richard Raymond; band, with solo
‘B flat cornet conductor. Cincinnati,
O., Fillmore music house. © May
5, W2Z83io20e; May 12; 1690521;
Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati... 10047
Barney Maguire; words and music by
C. H. Wilson. 4to. Mar. 14,
1928; 2 ec. May 16; E 691556;
Charles Henry Wilson, Chicago.
10048
Baussnern (Waldemar von) Allegro;
von W. vy. Baussnern, of Germany ;
viola u. orgel. © Sept. 30, 1927;
1 c. Apr. 23, 1928; E 689861; Chr.
Friedrich Vieweg, G. m. b. H., Ber-
lin-Lichterfelde, Germany. 10049
Bay (The) of yesterday; words by
Mabelle Francis, melody by J. Wed-
dell. ©1c¢. May 12, 1928; EB 690551 ;
Johnny Weddell, Oakland, Calif.
10050
Be a fairy to-day; words by A. W.
Adams, music by Ronald Jones, of
England. © May 16, 1928; 1 «.
May 19; HB 692171; Murdoch, Mur-
doch & c¢o., inc. with J. G. Mur-
doch & co., ltd., London. 10051
Beale street alley; blues, by T. D.
Petty; pf., with extra effects for pf.
trick playing. © May 15, 1928; 2c.
May 15; E 691578; Trudy De Voy
Petty, Memphis, Tenn. 10052
Beautiful eyes of Virginia; melody by
L. Turner. © 1c. May 8, 1928; E
691908; R. S. Peer, inc., New York.
10053
Beautiful face, have a heart; words
and music by Billy Rose, James V.
Monaco and Fred Fisher. © May
1,:1928; 2 e May 2; # 691168; Irv-
ing Berlin, inc., New York. 10054
Because it’s you; words by G. HE. Mal-
lams, melody by Robert H. Brennen.
© 1 ce May 26,1928; E 690885;
George E. Mallams, Hast Lansdowne,
Pa. 10055
Bed in summer; by Marion Hickman;
pf. © May 10, 1928; 2 c. May 12;
KX 690624; Theodore Presser. co.,
Philadelphia. 10056
10066
=
Bee’s (A) way; poem by G. Winthrop
Young, music by Phyllis Norman-
Parker, of Great Britain; med.
voice; in E fiat. London, Winthrop
Rogers, ltd. © May 17, 1928; 1 «.
May 26; E 692240; Hawkes & son,
(London) Itd., London. 10057
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Minuet in
G; arr. by Adam Carse, of Great
Britain; school orch., with pf. con-
ductor pt. and sc. for strings con-
ductor pt. .©, Apr 23. 1928: 1c:
May 21; E 692134; Augener, ltd.,
London. 10058
Minuet in G; arr. by Henry S.
Sawyer, bowed and fingered by Ann
Hathaway; violin solo, duet, trio or
quartet, with pf. ace. 4to. © Apr.
30, 1928; 2 ec. May 3; E 690257;
McKinley music co., Chicago. 10059
Beim Wien; gedicht von Fr. Winkel,
musik von Hans Loesch, of Germany,
op. 10; m&nnerchor. Partitur. 4to.
© Dec. 31, 1927; 1 c. Apr. 28, 1928;
E 689824; Hans Kessler, Trier, Ger-
many. 10060
Bell cow blues; words and melody by
Texas Alexander [pseud. of Alger
Alexander], arr. by Irene Spain.
[Photostat] © 1c. May 2, 1928;
EH 691206; P. C. Brockman, Atlanta.
10061
Bells (The) of Aberdovey; old Welsh
air, harmonized and arr. by Regi-
nald Redman, of Great Britain; vio-
lin, violoncello and pf. © Apr. 3,
1928; 1¢. May 4; E 689793; Augener,
ltd., London. 10062
Bells (The) of Capistrano; operetta in
three acts, words by Charles O.
Roos and Juanita E. Roos, music by
Charles Wakefield Cadman. Full
vocal sc. 4to. © Apr. 24, 1928; 2c.
Apr. 27; D 27317; Henry T. Fitz-
Simons, Chicago. 10063
Bengio magico (Magic banjo); ma-
7urka, di° S.'Cusenza; pf., in la
maggiore. © 1c. May 18, 1928; E
691722; Salvatore Cusenza, Brook-
lyn. 10064
Berceuse; by L. Schytte, op. 26, no.
7, arr. by Ernest Reeves, both of
England; violin or cello and pf. ©
May 11, 1928; 1 c@ May 25; 3B
692211; Walsh, Holmes & co., ltd.,
London. 10065
Berceuse; de Nifierias, de Joaquin
Turina, of Spain; pf. © Apr. 10,
1928;:1 ec. May 7; E 692000; Rouart,
Lerolle et cie., Paris. 10066
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10067
Berceuse; par Simone Plé, of France;
petit orch. Partition et parties.
4to. © Mar. 30, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 23;
E 689976; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris. 10067
Bereceuse; von Franz Friedl, of Ger-
many, op. 3, no. 3; orch., mit pf.
direktion. 4to. © Oct. 27, 1927;
1 ec. Apr. 23, 1928; EH 689714; Rich-
ard Birnbach, Berlin. 10068
Bergerettes; old French airs of the
18th century, English words by
Georgina Tanner, music by J. B.
Weckerlin, of France. 4to. © Mar.
10, 1928; 1 e. Apr. 9; E 689910;
Heugel, Paris. 10069
Bertha dear; words and melody by
J. Brandfonbrenner. © 1c. May 11,
1928; E 691674; Joseph Brandfon-
brenner, Brooklyn. 10070
Berwald (William) Four communion
service responses; words by J. Con-
der, and others, music by‘ W. Ber-
wald; 4 mixed voices; organ acc.
4to. 1. Bread of heaven. [8 others]
© Apr. 30, 1928; 2 ec. May 4; E
690332; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
10071
Beside thy door; words by Clarence
Urmy, music by Louise Snodgrass.
© May 15, 1928; 2 « May 14; E
691524; Harold Flammer, inc., New
York. 10072
Besly (Maurice) Six preludes; by M.
Besly, of Great Britain, op. 27, no.
1; pf. © Apr. 30, 1928; 1 ce. May 9;
E 689964; Hawkes & son, (London)
ltd., London. 10073
Besos (Los) de mi Nena; fox trot por
Luis Aldana A., of Guatemala; pf.
©1ec. May 4, 1928; E 691253; Dada-
Dada & co., San Salvador, El Salva-
dor. 10074
Best goodnight of all; words by F.
Ellison, music by Henry Ellison. ©
1c. May 16, 1928; E 691606; Fran-
cis Ellison, Wakefield, Mass. 10075
Betrayal (The) ; by W. M. Caesar; pf.
© May 14, 1928; 2 c May 21; EB
691760; Wyn Moritz-Caesar, Los An-
geles. 10076
Big Chief Rain-in-the-face; western
intermezzo, by A. H. Weberbauer;
pf. or organ. © Mar. 28, 1928; 2 c.
Apr. 185° HE 2601302 “Arthur’* H.
Weberbauer, Irvington, N. J. 10077
Dt. 1, BY Svs 23
Birds in the nest ; poem by Longfellow,
music by Nicholas Choveaux, of
Great Britain. © Apr. 27, 1928’;
1c. May 1; E 689777; Chappell &
co., ltd., London. 10078
Black Diana; blues, extrait du Village
blane, par Jean Wiener, arr. par
Vance Lowry; orch., parties de-
tachées avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
© Dee. 31, 1927; 1 e. Jan. 28, 1928,
1c. Apr. 23; E 690393; Max Eschig
et cie., Paris. 10079
Black roses; words and musie by W.
DeGroot; pf. and ukulele acc.
1c. May 21, 1928; EH 691781; Wil-
liam DeGroot, Green Bay, Wis.
10080
Blair song; words and music by H. C.
Thorpe; 4 male voices. © Apr. 26,
1928; 2 c«. May 1; E 690187; Harry
Colin Thorpe, Blairstown, N. J.
i 10081
Bless you sister; words by Al Dubin,
melody by J. Russel Robinson. ©
1c. May 22, 1928; E 691775; Water-
son, Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
10082
Blind (The) man; versi di A. Levitt,
musica di Umberto Vesci, of Italy,
domiciled at Brooklyn. [Yiddish
text] .© 1. c May 28, .A928=> i
690939; Abe Levitt, Brooklyn.
10083
Blossom time in Michigan; words by
Vida A. Hamilton, music by M. M.
Resch. © Apr. 19, 1928; 2 e. May
2; E 691170; Marian M. Resch, Ben-
ton Harbor, Mich. 10084
Blossoms; waltz, words and music by
M. Brittell. San Jose, Calif., Golden
Gate publishers. © Apr. 27, 1928;
2c. May 4; E 691227; Mary Brittell,
San Jose, Calif. 10085
Blow away the morning dew; quartet
or cho., words and melody from
English folk songs for schools, arr.
by H. S. Roberton, of Great Britain;
4 male voices. London, J. Curwen &
sons, ltd. 4to. © May 8, 1928; 1.
May 5; E 689969; Hugh S. Roberton,
London. 10086
Blows the wind today; words by Rob-
ert Louis Stevenson, music by Owen
Mase, of England. © May 10, 1928;
Dire. May 263... Gish GC.
Birechard & co., Boston. 10087
Blue butterflies; valse caprice, by
Leon Doré, arr. by Calvin Grooms;
violin and pf. © May 28, 1928;
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10110
2 ce. May 31; E 693062; Century mu-
sic pub. co., New York. 10088
Blue butterfly; from Will-o’-the-whis-
pers, words by Donovan. Parsons,
music by Vivian Ellis, of England;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by Charles
Hanley; in G. [Staff and _ tonic
sol-fa notations] © May 3, 1928;
1 ce. May 14; E 692053; Campbell,
Connelly & co., London. 10089
Blue Egypt; photoplay music, by
George L. Cobb; pf. © Apr. 4, 1928;
2c. May 7; HE 691294; Walter Jacobs,
ine., Boston. 10090
Blue evening stomp; melody hy W.
Culbreth. © 1 c. May 18, 1928; E
691681; William Culbreth, Louis-
ville. 10091
Blue eyes; selection by Jerome Kern,
selected and arr. by H. M. Higgs, of
Great Britain; pf. London, Chap-
pell & co., Itd. © Apr. 26, 1928; 1 ce.
May 21; E 692125; T. B. Harms co.,
New York. 10092
Blue eyes, you'll never be blue; words
by Max Zides, melody by A. Fraz-
zini. © 1c. May 2, 1928; E 691185;
Amicus Frazzini, Boston. 10093
Blue idol; words and melody by Jane
Frazer Fish. © 1c. May 4, 1928; E
691248; Fred K. Steele, ine., New
York. 10094
Blue lightning; by Claude Lapham; pf.
© May 14, 1928; 2 c. May 15; E
691562; Alfred & co., New York.
10095
Blue Monday morning blues; words
and melody by Charlie Jackson. ©
1 c. May 31, 1928; E 693052 ; Chicago
music pub. co., ine., Chicago. 10096
Blue ocean blues; from Present arms,
words by Lorenz Hart, music by
Richard Rodgers; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Apr. 25, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 27;
iE 691466; Harms, inc., New York.
10097
Blue over you; words by Benny Davis,
music by Joe Burke. © Apr. 10,
1928; 2 e« May 11; E 691402; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine,
New York. 10098
Blue (The) step; words and melody
by F. Padwe. © 1c. May 8, 1928;
EH 690445; Frank Padwe, New York.
10099
Blues oh blues; words and melody by
Gertrude Rainey. © 1 ¢. May 831,
1928 ; E 693050; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 10100
Bob White; words and melody by Ab-
ner Silver and Cliff Friend. © 1 e.
May 16, 1928; E 691608; Irving Ber-
lin, ine., New York. 10101
Bobby et Bobette; ou, ©’ est béte de
faire ca, paroles de Albert Willemetz
and Géo. Koger, musique de Vincent
Scotto, of France; pf. ace, avec
ukulele arr. par F. Salabert. ©
Apr.,..15,, 1928; .4d.:e., May 10;. B
692285; Francis Salalert, Paris.
10102
Boe hog blues; words and melody by
Texas Alexander [peeud. of Alger
Alexander], arr. by TIrene Spain.
[Photostat] © 1 ¢ My 2, 1928;
H 691207; P. C. Brockman, Atlanta.
10103
Bornerim ; tekst af Louis Levy, musik
af Knudage Riisager, of Denmark.
1. Husmoderen. [38 others] © Apr.
28, (2928 twtr en May \ 1 “A 692106;
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
‘ 10104
Bois (Le) fleuri (The flowered wood) ;
ouverture pastorale, par G. Linat,
op. 16, arr. par Julien Porret, of
France; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
© Apr. 10, 1928; 1 ¢« May 7; E
692027; Géo. Linat, La Barre-Deuil,
France. 10105
Boisterous Harlequins; by A. H. We-
berbauer ; pf. or organ. © Mar. 28,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 18; E 691301; Arthur
H. Weberbauer, Irvington, N. J.
10106
Bolero grotesque; von Hans May, of
Austria; salon-orch., mit pf. direk-
tion u. violine 1 direktion. © Feb.
27, 1928; 1 c Apr. 23; EH 689757;
Wiener bohéme-verlag, Berlin.
10107.
Bonheur (Le); paroles et musique
par J. deC. Lagassé. © 1c. May 28,
1928; E 691959; J. deChamplain La-
gassé, Fall River, Mass. 10108
Booster blues; words and melody by
Lemon Jefferson. © 1 ¢ May 831,
1928: E 693045; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 10109
Bottigliero (E.) Six offertories; by
EK. Bottigliero, of Italy, op. 113;
harmonium or organ. 1. In te con-
fido. [5 others] © May 1, 1928;
2c. May 8; E 690244; Boston music
co., Boston. 10110
Bournonvyille (Armand) Quarante
lecons de solfége; 4 changements de .
clés, sur clés de sol et fa 4° ligne,
par A. Bournonville, of France.
dol
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10111
Bournonville (Armand )—Continued.
1°" v. 4to. © Mar. 30, 1928; 1 ec.
Apr. 23; EH 689977; Henry Lemoine
et cie., Paris. 10111
Bourree from Les amours de Ragonde;
by Mouret, arr. by Adam Carse, of
Great Britain; school orch., with pf.
conductor pt. and sc. for strings con-
ductor’ pt’ © Apr. 23, 1926" 1 c.
May 21; E 692135; Augener, Itd.,
London. 10112
Boy (The) scouts of the U. S. A;
words and melody by E. Vollmer. ©
1 ¢@ May 14, 1928; EH 691551; Ed-
ward Vollmer, Philadelphia. 10113
Boy (The) that left home; words and
melody by M. A. McCombs. © 1 «¢.
May 2, 1928; E 691182; Mabel A.
McCombs, Ukiah, Calif. 10114
Boys (The) who wore the blue; words
and music by M. S. Ayer, arr. by
Daniel Ball. © May 22, 1928; 2 c.
May 24; E 690861; Maude Snover
Ayer, Grand Rapids, Mich. 10115
Brahms (Johannes) Lullaby (Wiegen-
lied); tr. by H. Cecil Fricker, mu-
sic by Brahms, arr. by Herbert A.
Fricker, of Canada; sop. 1, 2 and
alto 1, 2: 4to. © May 7, 192831 «.
May 7; E 689808; Whaley, Royce &
co., Itd., Toronto, Canada. 10116
Ungarische tinze; bearb. u. in-
strumentiert yon Martin Schmeling,
of Germany; orch. Partitur. nr.
5-7...© May 9, 1928; 1 c. each May
25; EH 692221692223; Breitkopf &
Hartel, Leipzig. 10117-10119
Wiegenlied; op. 49, no. 4, bearb.
von Charles Cerné, of Austria; vio-
line u. klavier. © May 5, 1928; 1 ¢.
May 22; E 692203; Adolph Fiirstner,
3erlin. 10120
Brakeman’s (The) blues; yodeling the
blues away, words and melody by
Jimmie Rodgers. © 1 ¢. May 19,
1928; E 690734; R. S. Peer, New
York. 10121
Bread of the world; hymn, words
anon., music by Annie Field Weir.
4to. © Apr. 28, 1928; 2 c. May. 2:
E 691167; Irene Weir, New York.
10122
Break (The) of the St. Francis dam;
words and music by C. Carver. ©
1c. May 11, 1928; E 691435; Charles
Carver, Los Angeles. 10123
3reaking (The) of the St. Francis
dam; words and melody by Andrew
pt. II, 0. s., v. 23
Jenkins, arr. by Irene Spain. [Pho-
tostat] © 1 re. May,,2, 1928. EH
691208; P. C. Brockman, Atlanta.
10124
Bref; musical monologue, words by
Lionel King, music by Doris Prime,
of Great Britain; pf. © Apr. 5,
1928; 1 c. May 22; EH 692184; Rey-
nolds & co., London. 10125
Bridge (The); waltz, words by J.
Ranauld, music by Ray Hibbeler. ©
1c. May 26, 1928; E 691943; Jeanne
Ranauld, Chicago. 10126
Brigada; por Raymundo S. Gonzalez,
of Mexico; pf. S8vo. [Photostat]
© May 7%, 1928; 2 «© May 8; BE
690410; Dionisio Acosta, Los Ange-
les. 10127
Broken (The) home; words by T. Sul-
livan, music by Bauer bros.; pf. and
ukulele ace. © 1 ¢. May 10, 1928;
E 691448; Thomas Sullivan, Flint,
Mich. ; 10128
‘Brown-eyed blondee; words and mu-
sic by L.. J... Butler ‘© Me Apr. 9,
1928; E 690606; Lucille J. Butler,
Payson, Utah. 10129
Brewnies’ water carnival; sketch. by
Mildred Adair: pf. © May 14,
1928: 2 c. May 12; HE 690503; Shat-
tinger piano & music co., St. Louis.
10130
Brunetta; mazurka, melodia di G. Vi-
cari, of Italy, domiciled at New
York. ©1c. May 4, 1928; BH 691240;
Giovanni Vicari, New York. 10131
Buck (The) private; by A. H. Weber-
bauer; pf. or organ. © Mar. 28,
1928 3:(206. Apr: "18s Eh neSs82Fe Ar-
thur H. Weberbauer, Irvington,
N. J. 10132
Bullfrog blues; melody by Billy
Pierce. © 1c. May 31, 1928; E
693021; Chicago music pub. co., inc.,
Chicago. 10133
Bumble (The) bee; by Florence’ P.
Rea: pf., with a second pf. pt. by
Buenta Carter. © May 16, 1928;
2 ¢« May 18; BH 691657; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago: 10134
Bungalow (A) and you; words and
music by Jack O’Hagan, of Austra-
lia. © Mar. 3, 1928;,1 ¢. May 3; E
689783 ; Allan & co., proprietary Itd..,
London. 10135
| Burmese chant; by Evan Marsden, of
Hngland; violin and pf. May
7. 1928; 1 c@ May: 7%; BH 689966;
Joseph Henry Larway, London.
10136
Dod
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
Butterflies wink their primrose wings;
by Florence A. Goodrich; pf., with
a second pf. pt. by Buenta Carter.
© May 16, 1928; 2 c. May 18; E
691658; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 10137
Butterfly dance (Danse des papillons) ;
by W. M. Caesar; pf. © May 14,
1928; 2 c. May 21; E 691753; Wyn
Moritz-Caesar, Los Angeles. 10138
Butting (Max) fFitinfzehn’ kurze kla-
vierstlucke; von M. Butting, of Ger-
many, op. 338. © Apr. 7, 1928; 1 ¢.
May 14; E 692070; Universal-edition
actiengesellschaft, Vienna. 10139
By still waters; by Ernest H. Shep-
pard; organ. obl. 8vo. © May 14,
1928; 2 ec. May 12; EH 690511; Shat-
tinger piano & muSic co., St. Louis.
10140
By the sea at Waikiki; melody by
Henry T,. Lodge. © 1c. May 24,
1928; HY 690801;. Robbins ‘music
corp., New York. 10141
By the waterfall; waltz, by Reginald
Tabbush, [and] Baby’s wooden sol-
diers; fox trot, by Sherman Myers;
each arr. by Boosey & co., ltd., of
Great Britain; military and brass
band. London, Boosey & co., ltd.
4to. © Apr. 25, 1928; 1 c. May 22;
BH 692177; Cecil Lennox, ltd., Lon-
don. 10142
Byushki-by-yu; lullaby, by Sergei Mi-
ha loff, op. 3, no. 1; pf. © Apr. 28,
1928; 2 ec. May 3; E 690265; Sher-
man, Clay & co., San. Francisco.
10143
C. A. R. song; words and music by M.
P. Mills. 8vo. © Apr. 10, 1928; 2 ¢.
May 4: E 691213; Martha Parkin-
son Mills, Rensselaer, Ind. 10144
(” est une chemise rose; one-step, par
Jean Boyer, arr. par FEF. Salabert, of
Frapvce; orch. avec pf. conducteur et
paroles. .4te:. © Apr.,15, 1928; 1.¢.
May 10; EH 692269; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 10145
Ca va reprendre; paroles de Fred
Pearly. musique de Laurent Halet,
of France: pf. ace.. avec ukulele arr.
par KF. Salabert. © Apr. 15, 1928;
1c. May 10: E 692282; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 10146
Cabecita loca; cancion Tabasquefa,
letra de un poeta anonimo Veracru-
zano, musica de Lauro. Aguilar
Palma, of Mexico. © May 2, 1928;
109262—28——_2
10159
=
1 ec. May 21; E 692164; A. Wagner
y Levien, sucs., s. en ¢e., Mexico City,
Mexico. 10147
Cachito de cielo; bolero, letra y musica
por R. Hernandez. © 1 ce May 17,
1928; E 690664; Rafael Hernandez,
New York. 10148
Caesar (Wyn Moritz-) Mazurka; by
W. M. Caesar; pf. © May 14, 1928;
2 ec. May 21; E 691755; Wyn Moritz-
Caesar, Los Angeles. 10149
Call.(The) of love; words by Arthur
B. Barret, music by <A. Walter
Kramer, arr. by William Stickles.
1.4 mixed voices.—2. 3 Women’s
voices.—3. 4 male voices. © May 1,
1928; 2 c. each May 2; E 690310-—
690312; John Church co., Cincinnati.
10150-10152
Calling; hymn, words by C. F. Warren,
music by R. Harkness, of Australia,
domiciled at South Pasadena, Calif.
© Oct. 1, 1926; 2 c May 18, 1928; E
691646; Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, Calif. 10153
Calling; words and music by Angie
Maring Williams. (In The evangel-
ist in song),..© Aug. 15, 1927: 2.¢.
Apr. 23, 1928; E 691850; O. E. Wil-
liams, Erie, Pa. 10154
Camels (The) are coming; written and
composed by W. D. Woodman, of
England, domiciled at Miami, Fla.,
ace. by I. B. Haymond. Miami,
Franklin press. © Dec. 15, 1927;
2c. Apr. 21, 1928; E 690790; Walter
David Woodman, Miami, Fla. 10155
Camille; love waltz, words and music
by Jack O’Hagan, of Australia. ©
Apr. 2, 1928; 1 c. May 3; BE 689782;
Allan & @o., proprietary ltd., London.
10156
Can you; words and music by L. Al-
berto. © 1 ¢ May 28, 1928; E
690944; Louis Alberto, Los Angeles.
10157
Canciédn de primavera; fox-cancion,
letra y mtsica de Manuel Barajas,
of Mexico. © Apr. 15, 1928; 1 ec.
May 21; E 692168; A. Wagner vy
Levien, sues., s. en @, Mexico C'ty,
Mexico. 10158
Can’t catch me; by Cedric W. Lemont ;
pf..-© May 11, 1928; 2 c. May 12;
E 690506; Shattinger piano & music
co., St. Louis. 10159
999
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10160
pt. DOR s., v: 26
Canti spenti (Dead songs that echo
still); testi di antiche iscrizioni
greche, musica di Lodovico Rocca,
of Italy. [Italian and English text]
1. Per la tomba di una sposa. [8
others] © May 21, 1928; 1 ce. May
24; E 692198; J. & W. Chester, Itd.,
London. ; 10160
Cantiga; muy graciosa es la doncella,
paroles de Gil Vincente, traduction
francaise de Jacques Lerolle, mu-
sique de Joaquin Rodrigo, of Spain.
© Apr. 15, 1928; 1 @ May 10; E
692088 ; Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris.
10161
Cantique; by Harry Rowe Shelley;
violin and pf. © May 7, 1928; 2.
May 11; EH 691477; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 10162
Cantique; words and music by C. Ma-
duro; high voice. New York, O.
Flaschner music co. © May 7, 1928;
2c. May 17; E 691662; Charles Ma-
duro, New York. 10163
Canzona d’amour; by F. Ursini; violin. |
© 1c. May 23, 1928; E 690848; Fer-
dinand Ursini, Ozone Park, L. L.,
N, .Y.. 10164
Canzona (La) del dottore; versi e
melodia di F. Cerlito, of Italy. ©
1 c. May 18, 1928; E 691697; Filippo
Cerlito, Philadelphia. 10165
Canzona (La) di Rosetta; versi e
melodia di F. Cerlito, of Italy. ©
1 ce. May 18, 1928; E 691698 ;Filippo
Cerlito, Philadelphia. 10166
Capri; di Aldo Cantarini, of Italy;
orch., con pf. conduttore. 4to.
May ‘16, 1928 3a “¢. 9May “its E
692117; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
10167
Caravan; oriental march, by Oscar J.
Lehrer; band, with solo cornet con-
ductor. Cincinnati, O., Fillmore mu-
sic house. 4to. © Apr. 28, 1928;
2 ec. May 12; E 690518; Fillmore
bros. co., Cincinnati. 10168
Caravane (Caravan) ; intermezzo ori-
ental, par A. Scassola, of Italy;
orch. avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
Apr: 25, A9Z83kices May 10 Ee
692256; Francis Salabert, Paris.
10169
Caravane Arabe (The Arab caravan) ;
de Serge Weksler, of France; orch.,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Mar.
30, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 23; E 689924;
Choudens, Paris. 10170
Cardinal’s (The) call; by E. WHus-
worth, arr. by Harry Alford; pf. ©
May 10,°°19283' 2% @e"May 744 2 oh
691527; Esther Ellsworth, Roches-
ter, Minn. cLlabrae
Carlotta; words and melody by R.
Raney. © 1 ¢. May 14, 1928; B
691549; Rebekah Raney, San Fran-
Cisco. 10172
Carlottina ; paroles de Saint-Granier et
J. Le Seyeux, musique de Vincent
Scotto, of France; pf. ace. avec ace.
d@ukulele par F. Salabert. © Apr.
15, 1928; 1 « May 10; EH 692294:
Francis Salabert, Paris. 10173
Carman (El); danzon, by <A. P.
Ogenio, of Dutch West Indies, domi-
ciled at Brooklyn, N. Y.; pf. ©l1e.
May 38, 1928; E 690277; Antonio P.
Ogenio, Brooklyn.° 10174
Carmé; di A. de Cristofaro, arr. di
Pietro Deiro, of Italy, domiciled at
New York; pf. accordion. © May
1, 1928; 2c. May 21> 691744: O.
Pagani & bro., New York. 10175
Carmencita; tango Argentine, words
and music by W. M. Caesar; pf. ©
May;, 14, . 1928): 2. GG. aM 2lin
691761; Wyn Moritz-Caesar, Los An-
geles. 10176
Carmita; words and music by H. L.
Duncan. © 1 e Apr. 3, 1928; E
690302; Hugh L. Duncan, Jackson,
Tenn. 10177
Carnasciali; fantasia, di Guido Lac-
cetti, of Italy; orch., con pf. condut-
tore. 4to. © May 16, 1928; 1 ec.
May 17; E 692116; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 10178
Carnet de voyage; de Perey Pitt, of
England; pf. 1. Prélude. [4
others] © Apr. 30, 1928; 1c May
1; E 689705; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
10179
Carolina; vals, por Alfredo Reza, of
Mexico, domiciled at Los Angeles,
Calif.; pf. 8vo. [Photostat] ©
May 3, 1928; 2 c. May 5; EH 691266;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 10180
Carolina; words and music by L. B.
Sullivan. © May 5, 1928; 2 c. May
7; E 691290; Luta B. Sullivan,
Anderson, S. C. 10181
Cassandra; melody by Len Gray. ©
1c. May 2, 1928; E 691187; Clar-
ence Williams music pub. ¢co., inc.,
New York. 10182
oo4
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
Catfish woman blues; words and mel-
ody by William Moore. © 1c. May
31, 1928; E 693007; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 10183
Cathédrales (Les) ressuscitées ; poéme
symphonique, musique de Henry
Ryder, of France, op. 25; orch., avec
pf. conducteur et 1°" violon conduc-
teur. © Apr. 10, 1928; 1 ¢. May 7;
E 692030; Raymond Calas, Caux,
France. 10184
Cause there’s a little mother; words
and melody by H. A. Koehler. ©
1c May 18, 1928; E 691688; Her-
man A. Koehler, Akron, O. 10185
Ce que lon voit sur la Giralda; de
Nifierias, par Joaquin Turina, of
Spain; pf. © Apr: 10, 1928; 1°«
May 7; E 689998; Rouart, Lerolle
et cie., Paris. 10186
Céleste; by John Christian Bach,
adapted and arr. by Alfred Moffat,
of Great Britain; violin and pf. ©
io, eee wk, CG. , Way al: A
692144; Schott & co., ltd., London.
10187
Cesarina; mazurka, di Caesar Pezzolo,
of Italy, domiciled at San Francisco,
arr. di Pietro Deiro, of Italy, domi-
ciled at New York; pf. accordion.
© May 1,.1928; 2 c. May 21; BH
691748; O. Pagani & bro., New York.
10188
Chabrier (Emmanuel) Idylle; arr. de
Rudd, of France; orch. avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Apr. 20, 1928; 1.
May 22; E 692173; Enoch et cie.,
Paris. 10189
Chanson d’amour (A song of love) ;
waltz, by L. C. Smith; pf. © May
10, 1928; 2 c« May 11; E 691396;
Lucy C. Smith, Reading, Pa. 10190
Chanson (La) d’Ephraim [et] Chant
de la servante; de la suite Le roi
David, par A. Honegger, transcrip-
tion et arr. de F. Salabert,. of
France; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
© Apr. 15, 1928; 1 ce. May 10; EB
692305; Francis Salabert, Paris.
10191
Chant de révolte; extrait de Tell, de
Gustave Doret, arr. par S. Chapelier,
of France; orch., avec pf. conduc-
leur. 440.17 @) Apr + 15,51928: ‘1 ¢.
May 10; E 692082; Foetisch fréres,
s. a., Lausanne, Switzerland. 10192
Chant nuptial (Wedding song); de
Ernest Chausson, op. 15, transcrip-
10203
tion et arr. de F. Salabert, of
France; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
©) Apri 15). 19288) deee. (May, 1105 BE
692299; Francis Salabert, Paris.
10193
Chant pastoral; paroles de _ Pierre
Louys, musique de Raymond de Pez-
zer, of France. © May 22, 1928;
1 a May 23; E 692242; Socéteé
anonyme des éditions Ricordi, Paris.
10194
Boropoguunsra ubcnomsuia (Chants 4
la Vierge Marie) ; version francaise
de Raissa Maritain, of France,
paroles et musique de Nicolas
Nabckoff; sop.: © Apr... 10; 1928;
1 @ May 7; E 692005; Rouart,
Lerolle et cie., Paris. 10195
Chants de harem; trio vocal, par Max
d’Ollone, of France; sop., mezzo-sop.
et ten. © Mar. 10, 1928; 1 ¢ Apr.
9; E 689906; Heugel, Paris. 10196
Charlotte russé; characteristic one-
step, by A. Hs Weberbauer; pf. or
organ. © Mar. 28, 1928; 2 ¢ Apr.
18; E 691329; Arthur H. Weber-
bauer, Irvington, N. J. 10197
Charmantes choses; de Yes, livret de
Pierre Soulane et René Pujol, mu-
sique de Maurice Yvain, of France.
© Apr. 15, 1928; 1 c. May .10; B
692275; Francis Salabert, Paris.
10198
Cheer up; words by Herbert Rule and
Fred Holt, music by L. Silberman ;
pf. and ukulele ace.; in E flat.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Oct. 25, 1927; 1 ec. Oct. 29; EB
684841; Leopold Silberman, London.
10199
Chicago, you wonder town; words and
music by C. Whitehead [i. e. Arthur
Calvin Whitehead] © 1c. May 23,
1928; E 691803 ; Cal Whitehead, Chi-
cago. 10200
Chicken feathers; words and melody
by William Moore. © 1c. May 381,
1928; E 693011; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 10201
Children’s day classics no. 11; songs
from the works of master musicians,
words by J. L. H., and others, music
arr. by Clyde Willard, and others.
Svo. © Apr. 10, 1928; 2 c. May 4;
E 691216; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia. 10202
Children’s (The) kingdom; a Chil-
dren’s day service, arr. by Charles
L. Lewis; orch. 4to. © Apr. 4,
1928; 2 ec. May 14; E 691631; Lo-
renz pub. co., Dayton, O. 10203
539
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10204
pt. TIE ms. vI23
China boy; melody by Billy Pierce. ©
1c. May 31, 1928 ; H 693024; Chicago
music pub. co., ine., Chicago. 10204
China (La) santa; letra y musica por
R. Hernandez. © 1c. May 17, 1928;
E 690670; Rafael Hernandez, New
York. 10205
Chinita (la) poblana; cancién Mexi-
cana, letra y musica de F. lL. Ca-
bello; pf. © 1c. May 5, 1928; H
690373; Fernando L. Cabello, El
Paso. 10206
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Etude;
op. 25, no. 2, arr. in double notes by
Isider Gorn; pf. © 1 ¢ May 18,
1928; E 691684; Isidor Gorn, New
York. 10207
Htude; op. 25, no. 8, transposed
and arr. by Ottilie Sutro; 2 pfs., 4
hands. © May 21, 1928; 2 c. May
24: EH 690770; John Church co., Cin-
cinnati. 10208
Christian pray; words and music by
Angie Maring Williams. . (In The
evangelist in song)
1927; 2 c Apr. 23, 1928; EH 691848;
O. EK. Williams, Erie, Pa. 10209:
Chula de mi vida; de I. M. Valle, of
Mexico, domiciled at Chicago; mel-
cdy with pf. acc. © 1c May 11,
1928; E 691427; Ignacio M. Valle,
Chicago. 10210
Cincirincello cu catarinedda; versi e
musica di Rose Fauci e A. Tlardi;
violin ace. © 1c. May 7, 1928; HB
691337; Arthur Ilardi, Brooklyn.
10211
Circus capers; galop, by A. H. Weber-
bauer: pf. or organ. © Mar. 28,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 18; EH 691308; Ar-
thur H. Weberbauer, Irvington, N. J.
10212
Citv (The) of roses, Rozee; by S. C.
Kern; melody with pf. ace. © 1 «¢.
May 4, 1928; EH 691247; Stella Cle-
ota Kern, Portland, Or. 10213
Clairiére (La) enchantée; pcéme sym-
phonique, par Edouard Mignan, of
France; orch. avee pf. conducteur.
4to. © May 18, 1928; 1c. May 22;
EF 692175; Enoch et cie., Paris. 10214
Clap hands till daddy comes home;
words and melody by F. Padwe. ©
1 ¢«. May 8, 1928; E 690446; Frank
Padwe, New York. 10215
Class room blues; from Yes, yes Siam,
words and music by J. Falk: pf.
[Blue-print] © 1 ce. May 15, 1928;
‘©? Aug. 15, -
E 690599; Joseph Falk, Allston,
Mass. 10216
Class song; ninety-three’s 35th. re-
union, words by Charles Bertram
Newton, music by L. B. Woodcock ;
mixed voices. 4to. © Jan. 24, 1928:
2c. May 1; E 690188; Lee B. Wood-
cock, Seranton, Pa. 10217
Classics for everybody; arr. by Henri
Weber; pf. © Apr. 28, 1928; 2 c.
May 3; E 690264; Belwin, inc., New
York. 10218
Clementine; words and music by C.
Carver. © 1 ce. May. 11, 1928: EB
691436 ; Charles Carver, Los Angeles.
10219
Coaching (The) party; by R. T. Da-
maur; orch. with pf. © May 22,
1928; 2 c. May 25; EH 690879; Photo
play music co., ine., New York.
, 10220
Coast defense; march, by A. H. Weber-
bauer; pf. or organ. © Mar. 28,
1928; 2c. Apr. 18; EH 691325; Arthur
H. Weberbauer, Irvington, N. J.
10221
Cock-a-doodle-doo; words and music
by A. Cole, of Canada. Vancouver,
B. C., Canada, Broadway music pub.
co. © May 12, 1928; 2 c May 11;
E 691517; Arthur Cole, Vancouver,
B. C., Canada. 10222
Cocktail d’amor; one-step charleston ;
adattamento ritmico di Guido Tre-
visani, musica di Edoardo Lanzetta,
of Italy. © Apr. 13, 1928; 1 c. May
7: EK 692101; A. & G. Carisch & ¢.,
Milan. 10223
Cold and blue; words by Jesse Crump,
melody by Ida Cox. ©1 ce. May 31,
1928; E 693041; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 10224
Coleridge-Taylor (S.) Valse; pf., 4
hands. © Apr. 4, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 6;
E 689204 ; Edwin Ashdown, ltd., Lon-
don. 10225
Colia siminzara; versi e melodia di F.
Cerlito, of Italy. © 1 ¢ May 18,
1928; E 691696; Filippo Cerlito,
Philadelphia. 10226
Colibri (Le) (The humming-bird) ; par
Ernest Chausson, op. 2, no. 7, arr.
par F. Salabert, of France; orch.,
avee pf. conducteur et 1° violon con-
ducteur. © Dec. 31, 1927; 1 ec. May
7, 1928; E 692021; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 10227
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
Collection of Italian & Neapolitan
songs; compiled and arr. by Antonio
de Martino, of Italy; mand. 4to.
Serie. 68, 69. © Mar. 2, 1928; 1 «.
each May 18; E 692095, 692096; Ital-
ian book co., New York. 10228, 10229
Collection of Italian & Neapolitan
songs; compiled and arr. by Antonio
De Martino, of Italy; mand. 4to.
Serie 70-72. © Mar, 12, 1928; 1.
May 28, 2 c. May 24; E 692195-
692197; Italian book co., New York.
10230-10232
College days; valse sentimental, by Ira
S. Long; pf. © May 7, 1928; 2 «¢.
May 16; EF 690633; Daniel W. Crist,
Alliance, O. 10233
Collier (Le); poésie de André Mail-
fert, musique de Edouard Mignan,
of France. © Apr. 20, 1928; 1 «.
May 22; E 692188; Enoch et. cie.,
Paris. 10234
Columbine’s garden; duet, words by
Aubrey Dowdon, music by Maurice
Besly, of Great Britain. © Apr. 10,
1928 ; 1 c. May 22; E 692179; Boosey
& co., Itd.. London. 10235
Come all you true Americans; words
by W. J. Bowler, musie by Will J.
Finley. © Apr. 1, 1928; 2 c. May
3; E 690263; William J. Bowler,
West Willington, Conn. 10236
Come back Chiquita; lyric by L. Wolfe
Gilbert, melody by Mabel Wayne. ©
1 ce. May 24, 1928; E 690834; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 10237
Come back my bluebird; words and
music by M. K. Parr; pf. and ukulele
ace. © May 1, 1928; 2 c. May 3;
E 690340; Martha K. Parr, St. Paul.
10238
Come back to me with the roses in
June; words and music by Arthur
A. Penn, of Great Britain, domiciled »
at Block Island, R. I.; high voice.
© Apr. 30, 1928; 2 « May 4; B
690328 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
10239
Come, Holy Spirit; anthem, words and
music by C. W. Wallace; mixed
voices. 4to. © Apr. 19, 1928; 2 e«.
May 23; E 691864; C. Walter Wal-
lace, Philadelphia. 10240
Come to Jesus; words by Betty Weak-
land, [i. e. E. B. Weakland], music
by Chas. W. Mainwaring. © Dec.
15, 1927; 2 ce Mar. 28, 1928; BE
691299 ; Elizabeth Bertha Weakland,~
Elmira Heights, N. Y. 10241
10251
Come to my arms again; lyric by Jos.
R. Hawes and Lee Duskin, melody
by N. Lee. © 1. May 21, 1928; E
691808; Norman Lee, Chicago.
10242
Coming; words and music by Angie
Maring Williams. (Jn The evangel-
ist-in song) © Aug. 15, 1927; 2 ¢.
Apr. 23, 1928; E 691841; O. E. Wil-
liams, Erie, Pa. 10248
Coming (The) of Christ; mystery
play, words by John Masefield, mu-
sic by G. Holst; mixed voices; or-
gan ace. London, J. Curwen & sons,
Itd. 4to. © May 4, 1928; 1 c. May
3; E 689970; Gustav Holst, London.
10244
Commanche; Indian love song, words
and music by M. O. Sprinkle. ©
May 26, 1928; 2 c. May 26; E 690874 ;
Marie O. Sprinkle, Battery Park,
Md. 10245
Commandant (The); march, by J.
Ord Hume, of England; pf. © May
11, 1928; 1 @. May 21; E 692214;
James Planta Hull, London. 10246
Comme vous; fox trot, de La grande
folie, paroles de Louis Lemarchand
et Léo Leliévre, fils, musique de
René Sylviano, of France; pf. acc.,
avee ukulele arr. par F. Salabert. ©
Apr: 15, 1928; 1 .¢. May 10;;H
692276; Francis Salabert, Paris.
10247
Commotion; by Giovanni H. Conterno,
arr. by William Strasser, of Hun-
gary; orech., with pf. conductor. ©
May 12, 1928; 2c. May 14; E 690648 ;
Emil Ascher, inc., New York. 10248
Community blues; words and music by
Alan Murray, of Great Britain; pf.
© May 11, 1928; 1 c« May 12; BH
692037 ; Lawrence Wright music co.,
London. 10249
Comrades at the keyboard; by Stuart
Young, of Great Britain; pf. duets.
© May 4, 1928; 1 ¢« May 14; E
- §920638; Gould & Bolttler, London.
10250
Concerto en ré majeur; de Antonio
Vivaldi, op. 3, no. 9, réalisation de
la basse chiffrée et arr. par Georges
Dandelot, of France, partie de vio-
lon revue et annotée par Dany
Brunschvig, of France; violon et
pf. © Mar. 10, 1928; 1 «@ Apr. 23;
E 689979; Max Eschig et cie., Paris.
10251
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10252
Concerto in ré majeur; de Antonio Vi-
valdi, op. 8, no. 9, réalisation de la
basse chiffrée et arr. par Georges
Dandelot, partie de violoncello revue
et annotée par Joseph Tzipine, both
of France; violon, violoncello et pf.
© Mar. 10, 1928; 1 ¢c May 7; EB
692251; Max Eschig et cie., Paris.
10252
Coneordia; march, by J. L. Verweire;
band. 4to. © May 5, 1928; 2 ec.
May 7; E 691283; Karl L. King
music house, Fort Dodge, Ia. 10253
Confetti; waltz, by Emmett Adams,
arr. by Al Frisk, of Great Britain ;
orch., with pf. conductor. 4to.
Apr. 23, 1928; 1 c. May 7; E 689891;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. 10254
Confrey’s (Zez) modern piano book
for beginners; by: Zez Confrey
[pseud. of Edward Elzear Confrey]
© Apr. 20, 1928; 2 c May 21; aff.
June 1; A 1078725; Jack Mills, inc.,
New York. 10255
Conquest (The) ; quartette, words by
Isaac Good, music by Charles Gil-
bert Spross; men’s voices. 4to.
May 11, 1928; 2 ec May 14; E
690612; John Church co., Cincin-
nati. 10256
Consecration hymn; words by L. W.
Deed, music from Finlandia by Sibe-
lius, arr. by L. W. Deed. 4to. ©
May 15, 1928; 2 « May 15; EB
691577; Lena Waldo Deed, Roches-
ter. 10257
Consegna (La) della croce; inno
sacro, versi e musica di V. Spadea,
of Italy, domiciled at New York. ©
May 8, 1928; 2 c. May 7; EH 691278;
V. Spadea, New York. 10258
_ C-o-n-s-t-a-n-t-i-n-o-p-l-e; words and
music by Harry Carlton, of England.
© Mar. 17, 1928; 2 « May 8; EB
690407; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
gon, inec., New York. 10259
Consuella; Mexican love song, words
and music by Edith Seewald. ©1e.
May 11, 1928; E 691453; Edyth See-
wald Wells, Amarillo, Tex. 10260
Consuella; words and music by Edyth
Seewald; in C minor. © 1c. May
23, 1928; FE 690850; Edyth Seewald
Wells, Amarillo, Tex. 10261
Coon hunting in Moonshine Hollow;
words and melody by B. Landress.
© 1c. May 19, 1928; E 690728;
Ralph Peer, New York. 10262
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Q
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pt. 111, n. s., v. 23
Cops and gowns; from Yes, yes, Siam,
words and music by J. Falk; pf.
[Blue-print] © 1 ¢. May 15, 1928;
E 690602; Joseph Falk, Allston,
Mass. 10263
Coquette; dance, by Paul Andrew, of
Great Britain; pf. © Apr. 23, 1928;
1 ¢ May 4; E 689781; Lareine &
co., ltd., London. 10264
Coquette (The) ; caprice, by Geoffrey
O’Connor-Morris, of Great Britain,
op. 37, no. 1; pf. © Apr. 25, 1928;
1c. May 21; E 692146; Augener, ltd.,
London. 10265
Cor Jesu; paroles et musique par V.
A. Savignac, of Canada; 2 voix
égales ou 8 voix mixtes a JVorgue.
© Mar. 27, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 27; EB
692218; A. J. Boucher, enrg., Mon-
treal, Que., Canada. 10266
Cornish (A) welcome; words by H.
Whitman, music by Ernest Melvin,
of Great Britain. © Apr. 30, 1928;
1c. May 21; E 692141; Berners mu-
Sic co., London. 10267
Country (The) miss is a hi steppin’
mama now; words by J. J. Stewart,
music by Aneita MacLeod. © 1 «.
May 28, 1928; E 691949; J. J. Stew-
art, Ocean Park, Wash. 10268
Courier (The); march, by Ruda La-
kay, arr. by James C. McCabe; orch.
4to. © May 4, 1928; 2 @ May 5;
E 690368; Irving Berlin standard
music corp., New York. 10269
Cradle song; poem by Padraic Colum,
music by E. Chisholm, of Great
Britain; 8 women’s voices. London,
J. Curwen & sons, ltd. 4to. © Mar.
16, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 21; E 689772;
Erik Chisholm, New Glasgow, Nova
Scotia, Canada. 10270
Crazy elbows; from Present arms,
words by Lorenz Hart, music by
Richard Rodgers; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Apr. 25, 1928; 2c. Apr: 27;
E 691464; Harms, ine., New York.
10271
Crépuscule; extrait de Tell, de Gus-
tave Doret, arr. par S. Chapelier, of
France; orch., avee pf. conducteur.
4to. © Apr. 15, 1928; 1 c. May 10;
E 692080; Foetisch fréres, s. a., Lau-
sanne, Switzerland. 10272
Crescent City by the sea; lyrics and
melody by Richard Willard Bronson.
© 1c. May 21, 1928; E 690756;
Crescent City properties co., Los An-
geles. 10273
&
no. 5, 1928
Crocked (The) made straight; words
and music by F. W. McGee. © 1c.
Apr. 30, 1928; E 690209; Ralph Peer,
New York. 10274
Crossing over; words and melody by
A.’ Hill. © 1c May, 9, 1928;.E
691383 ; Alberta Hill, Cincinnati.
rn 10275
Crossing the bar; words by Alfred
Tennyson, music by Carrie Baxter
Jennings; mixed voices. 4to. ©
May 4, 1928; 2c. May 23; E 690829;
C. B. Jennings music co., Howard
City, Mich. 10276
Cry just let those tears roll down;
words and music by J. E.~* Vail.
Skaneateles, N. Y., A. E. Gridley.
© May 23, 1928; 2 c«. May 25; E
691870; Josephine Eldridge Vail,
Thompsonville, Conn. 10277
Cum jambis ; wondering, de Palace aux
neus, sur la chanson de Rene Na-
zelles et Maury Madison [pseud. of
W. Renwick Smith], arr. par Leslie
Franke, of England; orch., avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1927;
1 e@. Jan. 28, 1928; E 686337; Hdi-
tion Arlequin, Paris.
Cup (The) of dew; words by James
Oppenheim, music by John Beach;
med. voice. © Apr. 30, 1928; 2 ¢.
May 4; E 690323; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 10279
Cupid made a hit with me; waltz,
words and music by Willis J. Ber-
nett, pf. arr. by Brick English; pf.
and ukulele acc. © May 1, 1928;
2c. May 5; E 691280; Missouri mu-
sic makers, Kansas City, Mo. 10280
Cupid’s known as syncopation; fox-
trot, by Joe Britton, arr. by Eric
Mareo, of England; orch. 4to. ©
Mar./30;1928;:4:.¢ May.10; E
692075; Maurice Piena, Paris.
10281
Cuquita; por Octaviano Rubaleaba vy
Ed Tavo, both of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles, Calif.; pf. S8vo.
[Photostat] © May 8, 1928; 2 «.
May 5; E 691265; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 10282
Cut my hair; West Indies, one step,
by A. P. Ogenio, of Dutch West In-
dies, domiciled at Brooklyn, N. Y.;
pf. © 1c. May 3, 1928: E 690276;
Antonio P. Ogenio, Brooklyn. 10283
D. H. S. victory march; words and
music by W. Bakeman. © May 1,
1928; 2 c. May 3; E 690347; Wilma
Bakeman, Dowagiaec, Mich. 10284
10278 ©
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
10296
»
Daddy how I love you; words and mu-
sic by L. G. Bunting. [Photostat]
© 1.c. May 7, 1928; E 690452; Lil-
lian Gertrude Bunting, Dayton, O.
10285
Dalia; mazurka, by D. Montano; pf.
Brooklyn, J. & J. Kammen. © May
28, 1928; 2 c« May 23; E 690810;
Donato Montano, Brooklyn. 10286
Dance exercises; advanced syllabus,
music by T. G. Atkinson, of Great
Britain, from directions given by E.
Hspinosa; pf. © May 4, 1928; 1 «¢.
May 22; E 692160; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London. 10287
Dance fox trot; by S. D. Baldovin, of
Roumania, domiciled at New York;
pf. ©1c. May 19, 1928; E 690732;
Silvin D. Baldovin, New York.
10288
Dance of the Gypsy children; by Mari
Paldi; pf., six hands. © May
15, 1928; 2 «May 17; E 6906%6;
John Church co., Cincinnati. 10289
Dance of the midnight hour; entr’acte,
by A. H. Weberbauer; pf. or organ.
© Mar. 28, 1928; 2 ¢« Apr. 18; B
691803; Arthur H. Weberbauer, Ir-
vington, N. J. 10290
Dance of the Valgar boatmen; by P.
T. Littman; violin. © 1c. May 29,
1928: E 690952; Philip T. Littman,
Brooklyn. 10291
Dance (The) of youth; by Haydn
Wood, of Great Britain; pf. © May
29, 1928; 1 c. May 28; E 692248;
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., London.
10292
Dance on the black keys; by R. M.
Critchley; pf. [Photostat] ©1e.
May 3, 1928; E 690280; Rosamond
M. Critchley, Worcester. 10293
Dangerous (The) road; words and
melody by G. E. Myers. ©1c. May
31, 1928; E 691997; Gertrude HE. My-
ers, Portland, O. 10294
Dans les jardins de Paris; paroles de
Phylo, musique de Phylo et Fietter,
both of France; pf. acc., avec uku-
lele arr. par F. Salabert. © Apr.
15. 1928): “a ey Maye 10s) er 69220"
Francis Salabert, Paris. 10295
Dans un élan de foi (In the outbreak
of faith) ; meditation religieuse, de
Maurice Pesse, of France; orch. avee
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Mar. 30,
1928; 1 @ Apr. 23; E 689928;
Choudens, Paris. 10296
039
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10297
Danse de |’ écharpe; par José Padilla,
of Spain; pf. © Apr. 15, 1928; 1 «¢.
May 10; HE 692281; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 10297
Danse des poupées; de Niferias, de
Joaquin Turina, of Spain; pf.
Apr. 10, 1928; 1 c: May 7; E 692001;
Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris. 10298
Danse (La) devant l’arche; de la suite
Le roi David, par A. Honegger,
transcription et arr. de F. Salabert,
of France; orch., avec pf. conduc-
teur. © Apr. 15, 1928; 1 ec. May
10; E 692306; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 10299
Dark and clowdy [!] blues; words
and music by Mildred Brooks. ©
1 ec. May 10, 1928; E 690480; Rich-
ard M. Jones music pub. co., Chicago.
10300
Darling Nelly Gray; words and music
by B. R. Hanby, music arr. by
Frederick Jerome; 3 male voices.
4to. © May 2, 1928; 2 c. May 5;
E 6903857; J. S. Fearis & bro., Chi-
cago.
Darling, when the time comes, we
must part; waltz, words by ‘R.
Wittig, music by Mrs. C. Vincent
Hall and Wm. A. Thiek. Milwau-
kee, Wis., Kilbourn & Navratil. ©
May 1, 1928; 2 c. May 3; E 690344;
Raymond Wittig, Milwaukee. 10302
De blin’ man stood on de road an’
cried; negro spiritual, arr. by H. T.
Burleigh; high voice. © May 2,
1928; 2 « May 3; E 690820; G.
Ricordi & co., ine, New York.
10303
Dear little girl I’m longing for you;
fox-trot, words and music by M. R.
Bradshaw. © May 5, 1928; 2 «c.
May 7; E 691288; Magdelan Rita
Bradshaw, Endicott, N. Y. £10304
Dear little sweetie of mine; words
and melody by A. L. Friedman. ©
1c. May 9, 1928; E 690490; Alvin
L. Friedman, Cleveland. 16305
Dear memories; words and music by
B. E. Raffetto. © 1 ¢. May 11,
1928; E 691621; Bertha E. Raffetto,
Reno, Nev. 10306
Dear old Honolulu town; words and
music by G. Murray and Mark Sim-
mons; pf. and ukulele ace. San
Francisco, Calif., Gold leaf pub. co.
© May 6, 1928; 2%. May 10: EB
690472; Gene Murray, San Fran-
cisco. 10307
10301 -
pt. 11, 0. s., v. 23
Dear one; words by Bertha Galland,
music by Philip Marsden; high
voice. © May 18, 1928; 2 c. May
19; E 691912; G. Ricordi & co., inuce.,
New York. 10808
Dear one, come back to me; words by
L. B. Wilson, music by Marie Fite |
Nichalson. © 1 ce. May 3, 1928; H
690279; Lillian Blaine - Wilson,
Sykesville, Md. 10309
Dearie; words by M. K. Wolfe, mel-
ody by Rob’t. H. Brennen. © 1c.
May 22, 1928; E 690763; Mildred K.
Wolfe, Baltimore. 10310
Death (The) of Floyd Bennett: words
and melody by C. J. Robison. ©
1c. May 1, 1928; E 690237; Carson
J. Robison, New York. 10311
Same. © May 14, 1928; 2 ec.
May 14; E 691536; Triangle music
pub. co., ine. New York. — 10312
Death of Marian Parker; words by HE.
Seabolt, music by Prof. Anderson.
Sedalia, Mo., A. W. Perry’s sons,
music publishers. © May 10, 1928;
2c May 14; E 691526; Emma Sea-
bolt, St. Joseph, Mo. 10313
Défilé des soldats de plomb; de Nifie-
rias, par Joaquin Turina, of Spain;
pf. © Apr. 10, 1928; 1.¢ May 7;
E 689999; Rouart, Lerolle et cie.,
Paris. 10314
D’Elia_ (Antonio) Dodici grandi
studii; per il virtuosismo tecnico
del clarinetto BoOhm, di Antonio
D’Elia, of Italy. [Testo italiano,
spagnuolo, francese y inglese] ©
Apr. 30, 1928; 1 ec. May 1; E 689703;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 10315
Delilamae; words and music by C. D.
England. England music pub. co.
© May 2, 1928;:2)¢ May 3; EB
691230; Clara Deslaunda England,
Cleveland. 10316
Delirando; bolero, letra y musica por
R. Hernandez. © '1 c« May 17%,
1928; E 690668; Rafael Hernandez,
New York. 10317
Dem lenz entgegen; marsch, von H. L.
Blankenburg, op. 990, bearb. von
Paul Lineke, both of Germany;
salon-orch. mit pf. direktion. 4to.
© May’ 7, 19283) Ive May. 25." fh ..
692205; Apollo verlag, Berlin.
10318
Demure; concert waltz militaire, by
M. Abramowitz. © 1 @ May 26,
1928; EH 690914; Morris Abramowitz,
Brooklyn. 10319
540
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no. 5, 1928
10341
Denunciation (Délation); by F. G.
Charrosin, of England; orch., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © May 2, 1928;
1c. May 14; E 692059; Hawkes &
son (London), ltd., London. 10320
Des Bergmanns; walzer, von P.
Miiller; violin. © 1. May 2, 1928;
E 691201; Peter Miuiller, Philadel-
phia. 10321
Désespérance (Despair) ; de Hans Our-
dine, of France; orch., avee pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Mar. 30, 1928; 1 ¢.
Apr. 23; E 689983; S. Chapelier,
Paris. 10322
Desperation (Désespoir); by ¥F. G.
Charrosin, of England; orch., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © May 2, 1928;
1 ec. May 14; E 692062; Hawkes &
son (London), Itd., London. 10823
Destiny’s plaything ; words and melody
by J. J. Nunziato. © 1c. May 23,
1928; E 690895; James J. Nunziato,
Comstock, N. Y. 10324
Deutsche wacht; text von Otto Honig,
musik von Hugo Kaun, of Germany;
minnerchor. 4to. © Jan. 4, 1928;
1c. Apr. 23; E 689880; Amsel-verlag,
Berlin-Stidende, Germany. 10825
Devouring time; pt. song, words by
William Shakspere, music by Philip
James; men’s yoices. 4to. © May
11, 1928; 2 ec. May 18; E 690680;
Oliver Ditson co. Boston. 10326
Dicitimillu ; versi di G. Marrone, melo-
dia di Mario Nicastro. © 1c. May
9, 1928; E 691376; Gaspare Mar-
rone, Brooklyn. 10327
Did I make a mistake in you; words
by Nat Madison, music by B. Fa-
zioli; pf., with waltz arr. for 1st
E flat saxophone. © 1 ce. May 22,
1928; E 690767; Bernardo Fazioli,
Belmont, Mass. 10328
Digah’s (The) stomp; by Thomas
(Fats) Waller; pf. © 1c. May 8,
1928; E 691907; Ralph Peer, New
York. 10329
Diocesan hymnal; compiled by Joseph
Schrembs, harmonizations by P.
Griesbacher, and others; mixed
voices. 4to. © Apr. 27, 1928; 2 ¢.
poe ae.” May ts A 6 TOTSS*” J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 10330
Dit (Le) des jeux du monde; dix
danses, 2 interludes et epilogue pour
le poéme de Paul Meral, musique de
Arthur Honegger, of France; orch.
de chambre. © Apr. 20, 1928; 1 «.
=
May 23; E 692320; Editions Maurice
Senart, Paris. ~ 0831
Ditson (The) school and community
band series; general instructions,
prepared by Osbourne McConathy,
Russell V. Morgan and Harry F.
Clarke; B flat saxophones, sop. and
tens pt. 1. '© Apr.'17, 1928; 2 ec.
Apr. 26; aff. May 9;: A 1075738 ;
Oliver Ditson ¢co., Boston. 10832
Dixie dawn; fox trot, lyric by Jo
Trent, music by Peter DeRose, arr.
by: Walter C. Simon; pf. or organ.
© May 22, 1928; 2 e@. May 24; BH
690780; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
10333
Dixie forever more; words and music
by E. B. Holley, arr. by T. Y. Short.
© 1c. May 26, 1928; E 690917;
Ernest Burdette Holley, St. Peters-
burg, Fla. 10334
Dixon’s (Harold) folk songs folks
sing; arr. by Harold Dixon; pf.
with words and ukulele ace. © Apr.
12, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 18; aff. May 5;
A 1078548; Harold Dixon music pub-
lisher, New York. 10335
Do I hear you saying I love you; from
Present arms, words by Lorenz Hart,
music by Richard Rodgers; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Apr. 25, 1928; 2 ¢.
Apr. 27; E 691467; Harms, inc,
New York. 10836
Do stefcia; masurek, melody by A.
Schwartz. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1928; E
691422; Abe Schwartz, New York.
10337
Do you; melody by L. Whitcup. ©
1c. May 5, 1928; EH 691255; Leonard
Whitcup, New York. 10338
Dr. Sepp und s Berwi; polka, von P.
Miiller; violin. © 1c. May 2, 1928;
E 691200; Peter Miiller, Philadel-
phia. 10339
Dolee sorriso (Sweet smile); polka,
by D. Montano; pf. Brooklyn, J.
& J. Kammen. © May 28, 1928; 2 c.
May 23; E 690813 ; Donato Montano,
Brooklyn. © 10340
Dolores; fox trot, words and music by
Art Kassel and Marty Bloom [pseud.
of M. L. Blumenthal], arr. by Walter
C. Simon; pf. or organ. © May 22,
1928; 2 ec. May 24; E 690777: Leo
Feist, ine., New ¥°k. 10341
D41
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10342
Domglocken (The bells of the cathe-
dral) ; tonsttick, von Georg Bltith-
ner, op. 50, bearb. von Martin Wen-
zel, both of Germany; pf. © Feb.
2, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 23; EH 689734; Fr.
Portius, Leipzig. 10342
Don’ you heah me eallin’ Lady Lou;
words by Marian Phelps, music by
May F. Lawrence; 3 male voices.
4to. © May 2, 1928; 2 «@ May 5;
E 690356; J. S. Fearis & bro., Chi-
cago. 10343
Donizetti (Gaetano) Oh, Italia, be
loved; from Lucrezia Borgia, arr.
by Gladys Pitcher; male voices. 4to.
© May 9, 1928; 2 « May 26; E
691922; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
10344
Donne (Le) di Orsogna; versi e melo-
dia di P. Sciascia, of Italy. ©le.
May 15, 1928; E 691597; Pasquale
Sciascia, Philadelphia. 10345
Don’t be weary traveler; negro spirit-
ual, arr. by H. T. Burleigh; high
voice.
E 690321; G. Ricordi & co., ine., New
York. 10346
Don’t forget; words and music by B.
J. Greenhouse. © 1c. May 22, 1928;
E 690755; Bertram J. Greenhouse,
Philadelphia. 10347
Don’t forget your mother; words by
C. Stiles, melody by Rob’t H. Bren-
nen. ©1c. May 22, 1928; E 690761;
Charlotte Stiles, Wadestown, W. Va.
10348
Don’t keep me in the dark, bright eyes;
words by Alfred Bryan, music by
Pete Wendling; pf. ace, with uku-
lele arr. by Harry Tiedeman. ©
May ; 184.4928)" 2) e. May +225) BH
691821; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
co., New York. 10349
Don’t kiss me; by D. Bigelow; melody
with pf. acc. © 1. May 28, 1928;
E 691952 * Dorothie Bigelow, London.
10850
Don’t mess around with me; words
and music by Jack Palmer. © April
20, O28. oO, May 21-2) HisG ober: *
Gotham music service, inc., New
York. 103851
Don’t send me flowers; words Dy I.
Wiseman, music by Sylvester L.
Cross. © 1 ¢« Apr. 30, 1928; E
690216; Ida Wiseman, Seattle. 10352
Don’t try too hard to forget; words
and music by L. Stallins, arr. by
Bob Taylor; pf. and ukulele acc.
© May 2, 1928; 2 c May 38;
pt. 11, 0. 's.;'v. 23
Denver, Col., Jack Braddock. ©
May 8, 1928; 2 c. May 10; E 691498;
Lela Stallins, Denver. 10353
Don’t wait till tomorrow; words and
music by Leland Johnson, arr. by
Eddie Hanson. © May 7, 1928; 2 «¢.
May 7; E 691293; Harold Rossiter
music co., Chicago. 10354
Don’t you get me wrong; words by
Louis Alvino, melody by F. W. Mac-
Donald. © 1c. May 15, 1928; BE
690588; Frank William MacDonald,
Trenton, N. J. 10355
Doret (Gustave) Pastorale; de Tell,
de G. Doret, arr. par S. Chapelier,
of France; orch., avec pf. conduc-
teur. 4to. © Apr. 15, 1928; 1c. May
10; E 692088; Foetisch fréres, s. a.,
Lausanne, Switzerland. 10356
Doris; vals, por Alfredo Reza y Ed
Tavo, both of Mexico, domiciled at
Los Angeles, Calif.;:pf. 8vo. [Pho-
tostat] © May 8, 1928; 2 ¢. May 5;
E 691267; Dionisio Acosta, Los An-
geles. 10357
Dormi, dormi anima mia; versi di A.
Capolingua, musica di M. Romag-
noli e A. Capolingua; violino. ©
1c. Apr. 30, 1928; E 690217; Mario
Romagnoli and Antonio Capolingua,
Philadelphia. 10358
Dost thou remember; words and mu-
sic by Louis Drakeford, of Great
Britain; med. or low voice. © Apr.
30, 1928; 2 ec. May 4; E 690325; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 10359
Aovvepaxia (Dounerakia); folk song,
words by Olga Cavadias, melody arr.
by L. Cavadias, of Greece, domiciled
at New York. © Apr. 5, 1928; 2 c¢.
May 14; E 693067; Lucian Cavadias,
New York. 10360
Dove (The); old Welsh air, harmon-
ized and arr. by Reginald Redman,
of Great Britain; violin, violoncello
and pf. © Apr. 3, 1928; 1 c«. May
4; E 689794; Augener, ltd., London.
10361
Down by the sea; from Present arms,
words by Lorenz Hart, music by
Richard Rodgers; pf. and ukulele
acc...© Apr.,.25, 1928; 2c Apr..27;
E 691465; Harms, ine., New York.
10362
Down in de cane break; words and
music by Frank Crumit, arr. by
Rube Bennett; pf. and ukulele ace.
() May 28, 1928; 2 c. May 25; H
690872; Forster music publisher, inc.,
Chicago. 10363
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no. 5, 1928
10386
Down stream; words and melody by
Haven Gillespie, Seymour Simons
and Richard A. Whiting. © 1 «
May 26, 1928; E 690881; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 103864
Dream (A); by S. Feinbloom; violin
and pf. Binghamton, N. Y., Robert
Thomas. © May 8, 1928; 2c. May
11; E 691406; Sonia Feinbloom,
Binghamton, N. Y. 10365
Dream (A); words by W. B. Yeats,
music by Rebecca Clarke, of Great
Britain; low voice. London, Win-
throp Rogers, ltd. © May 16, 1928;
1 ce. May 26; E 692239; Hawkes &
son, (London) ltd., London. 10366
Dream girl; words and melody by J.
Reiss. 1 ec. May 25, 1928; HE
691893 ; Jesse Reiss, Chicago. 10367
Dream-time; words by E. W. Barton,
music by Sarah Coleman Bragdon.
© May 7,.1928* 2c May 7: B
691519; Emma Welles Barton, Pasa-
dena. 10368
Dream (A) tryst; song cycle, words
by Shakespeare and others, music
by Hubert Brown, of Great Britain.
Shall I compare thee. [2 others] ©
Apr. 20, 1928; 1c. May 22; E 692181;
Reeder & Walsh, London. 10369
Dream waltz [and] Leap frog; by
Kathrn Bemis-Wilson; pf. © May
28, 1928; 2 c. May 29; E 698057;
Hatch music co., Boston. 10370
Dreaming; words and melody by HE.
Bruguiére. © 1 c. May 19, 1928;
EK 690716; Emile Bruguiére, Princi-
paute de Monaco, France. 10371
Dreaming down on Silver Bay; words
by Bob Schafer, music by Frank
Milne and Robert De Socio; pf. and
ukulele acc. © May 24, 1928; 2 c.
May 25; E 691880; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. 10372
Dreams of you; by Bill Kelner [i. e.
W. Kelner], and S. Holtsworth; pf.
© 1c. Apr. 20, 1928; E 690304; Wm.
Keiner and Saxi Holtsworth, New
York. 10373
Drifting on; fox-trot fantasy on the
song by Johnson and Santly, tran-
seribed and arr. by Calvin Grooms;
pf. © May 28, 1928; 2 ec May 31;
E 693060; Century music pub. co.,
New York. 10374
Drink your beer and let’s waltz; words
by Cal De Voll, music by Fred Rose;
pf. and ukulele acc. © May 14,
1928; 2 c. May 16; E 691557; Ted
Browne music ¢co., inc., Chicago.
10375
Du er min drém; tekst af Zerine,
musik af Tilo Papolo, of Denmark ;
pf. © Apr. 28, 1928; 1 ec. May 17;
E 692109; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. 10376
Duane’s grand march; by D. W. Crist;
pf. © May 7, 1928; 2 c. May 15; EB
690632 ; Daniel W. Crist, Alliance, O.
10377
Dunedin; march, by Kenneth J. Al-
ford, of Hngland; brass and reed
band. 4te.. © Apr. 23; 1928; 1 «¢
May 4; E 689896; Hawkes & son
(London) ltd., London. 10378
Durand (Jacques) Nocturne; poésie
de René Dommange, musique de J.
Durand, of France. © Mar. 30,
1098: 1 @. Apr. 23; H 689982;
Durand et cie., Paris. 10379
Dustin’ the piano; melody by James
Blythe and Buddy Burton. © 1 «.
May 24, 1928; E 691900; Lester Mel-
rose, Chicago. 10380
Dvorakana; fox-trot fantasy on melo-
dies of Anton Dvorak, arr. by Calvin
Grooms; pf. © May 1, 1928; 2 «.
May 3; E 690272; Century music
pub. co., New York. 10381
Dying for me; hymn, words and mu-
sic by R. Harkness, of Australia,
domiciled at South Pasadena, Calif.
© Oct. 1. 1926; 2 c. May 18, 1928;
E 691653; Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, Calif. 10882
Dyos; petite piéce orientale, de J.
Sieulle, of France; oreh., avec pf.
conducteur. Hditions Costallat.
4to. © Deeirai, 192734 ier Apri’ 9,
1928; E 689912; Lucien de Lacour,
Paris. 10383
EH’ beilizze d’o mes’e maggio; versi e
musica di S. Ricea, of Italy, domi-
ciled at Brooklyn. © 1c. May 16,
1928; E 691724; Silvio Ricca, Brook-
lyn. ; 10384
Harl (An) ; waltz, by Henry Fillmore.
Cincinnati, O., Fillmore music house.
1. Orch. 4to.—2. Trombone, bari-
tone, cornet or saxophone, with pf.
ace. © Apr. 28, 1928; 2 c. each May
12; E 690519, 690522; Fillmore bros.
co., Cincinnati. 10385, 10386
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10387
Easin’ right along; words and melody
by Clarence Williams, Jean Wake-
field and Andy Razaf. © 1c. May
2, 1928; E 691196; Clarence Wil-
liams music pub. co., inc., New York.
10387
Eastern dreams; oriental fox trot, by
Sherman Myers, of Great Britain;
military and brass bands. London,
Boosey & co., ltd. 4to. © Apr. 30,
1928; 1 c. May 22; E 692176; Cecil
Lennox, ltd., London.
Ecole (L’) du jeu lié; piéce en style
de contrepoint rigoureux 4’2, 3 et 4
parties, par Ch. Koechlin, of France;
pf. © Apr 20; 1928): 1c) May 23:
EH} 692317; Editions Maurice Senari,
Paris. 10389
Hight o’clock; words by A. EH. Hous-
man, music by Rebecca Clarke, of
Great Britain; high voice. London,
Winthrop Rogers, ltd. © May 9,
VO28 OES ce. Mayr ate” Meao2Tos :
Hawkes & son (London) Iltd., Lon-
don. 10390
Hins ist not; cantate auf eigene worte,
worte und musik von Hans Stieber,
of Germany; miénnerstimmen (dop-
pelchor), sop. solo, 3 trompeten, solo-
violine o. viola d’amore ad lib. u.
orgel. Partitur. © Apr. 5, 1928;
1c. May 5; E 689898; Robert For-
berg, Leipzig. 10391
Hlefantenliebe (Elephant love) ; char-
aktersttick, von Anton Profes, bearb. |
von Fred Ralph [pseud.], both of
Germany; orch., mit klavier direk-
tion und violine 1 direktion. 4to.
© Aug. 15, 1927; 1 ce. Apr. 23, 1928;
E 689710; Richard Birnbach, Ber-
lin. 10392
Hlegie; par Alexandre Tcherepnine, of
Russia, op. 43; violon et pf. © Mar.
30, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 23; E 690398;
Durand et cie., Paris. 10393
Hlegie; von Karl Mille, of Germany;
Englisch horn, altoboe u. klavier. ©
Dec: 27, 1927; 1-e. Apr. 28, 1928 5 “H
689851; Carl Merseburger, Leipzig.
10394
Hllade; suite greca, di Vincenzo de
Meis, of Italy; piccola orch. © Apr.
13, 1928; 1 ¢@. May 7; E 689952;
A. &,G. Carisch & ¢c., Milan. 10395
Elle avait son baton de rouge; one-
step par Harold de Bozi, arr. par
F. Salabert, of France; orch., avec
pf. conducteur et paroles. 4to. ©
10388 |
pt. 111, n. s., v. 23
Apritodd, 5h 928 4clhy Cy Mage Wie
692259; Francis Salabert, Paris.
10396
Elle avait son baton de rouge; one-
step, paroles de Henry Morceau et
Ch. L. Pothier, musique de Harold
de Bozi, of France; pf. acc., avec
ukulele arr. par F. Salabert. © Apr.
15, 1928; 1 c« May 10; E 692290;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 10397
Elle est de la fomédie-Francaise :
paroles de Lucien Boyer, musique de
Jean Boyer et Henry Verdun, both
of France; pf. ace., avec ukulele arr.
par F. Salabert. © Apr. 15, 1927;
1 @4 May 10; E 692292; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 10398
Emeterio calerera; por Raymundo §.
Gonzalez, of Mexico; pf. 8vo.
[Photostat] © May 7, 1928; 2 «.
May 8; E 690409; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 10399
Empty (The) cradle; words and mel-
ody by Annabelle Lee [pseud. of
Vaughn De Leath] ©1c. May 18,
1928; E 691717; Shapiro, Bernstein
& co., inc., New York. 10400
En tu dia; himno a las madres, letra
y musica de Ricardo Garcia de Arel-
lano, of Mexico. © May 8, 1928;1c.
May 21; EH 692170; A. Wagner y
Levien, sucs., Ss. en c., Mexico City,
Mexico. 10401
Enchantement (Verztickung); de J.
Porret, of France, op. 181; orch.,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Apr.
10, 1928; 1 @ May 7; E 692015;
Julian Porret, La _ Barre-Deuil,
France. 10402
Enchanteresse; gavotte, by D. Mon-
tano; pf. Brooklyn, J. & J. Kammen.
© May 28, 1928; 2 ec May 23; E
690812; Donato Montano, Brooklyn.
10403
Endlich wieder einmal ein Wienerlied ;
slow-fox, worte von Peter Herz, mu-
sik von Hermann Leopoldi, of Aus-
tria, klavier arr. von Martin Uhl. ©
Apr. 19, 1928; 1 ec. May 8; E 689946 ;
Wiener bohéme-verlag, Vienna.
10404
Enfant (L’) Eros; poésie de la Com-
tesse de Noailles, musique de Max
d’Ollone, of France. 1. Mezzo-sop.
ou bar.—2. Sop. ou ten. © Mar. 10,
1928; 1 c. each Apr. 9; E 689908,
689909; Heugel, Paris. 10405, 10406
Ennui; by Paul Mertz; pf. © Apr. 30,
1928; 2 ec. May 1; E 690190; Robbins
music corp., New York. 10407
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
Entreaty ; words and music by Jerome
Kanner. © May 17, 1928; 2 ce. May
18; E 691683; Edward Schuberth
& ¢@O., inc., New York. 10408
Hpilogue, ode, immortality; words by
William Wordsworth, music by Regi-
nald C. Robbins; bass or bar. voice.
© Apr. 20, 1928; 2 ec. May 23; E
693080; Editions Maurice Senart,
Paris. 10409
Hs braucht ja nicht grade friihling zu
sein; valse boston, text von Dr. La-
croix, musik von Karl Blume, of
Germany. © Apr. 20, 1928; 1 «
May 15; E 692048; Musikverlag
City, Leipzig. 10410
Es war ’mal ein Zigeuner; intermezzo
zingaresco, yon Hrich Hineg, op. 30,
bearb. von Leopold Weninger, of
Austria; oreh. mit pf. direction.
4to. © May 8, 1928; 1 c. May 25;
EH 692208; D. Rahter, Leipzig. 10411
HKtwas ete-petete (Very particular) ;
von Guido Vanini [pseud.], of Aus-
tria; salon-orch., mit pf. direktion
u. violine 1 direktion. © Feb. 27,
1928; 1c. Apr. 28; E 689750; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, Berlin. 10412
Evening rose; fox-trot, words and mel-
ody by S. M. Modry. ©1ce. May 15,
1928; E 691585; Southard M. Modry,
San Francisco. 10413
Evening star; fox trot, words and mu-
sic by Roy Turk and Fred EH. Ahlert.
© May 14, 1928; 2 ec. May 16; E
691628; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
10414
Evenings at home; melody by M.
Abramowitz. © 1c. May 15, 1928;
EK 690591; Morris Abramowitz,
Brooklyn. 10415
Ever since the day I first saw you;
words and melody by J. A. Crosina.
© 1e¢ May 15, 1928; E 691618;
Joseph A. Crogina, Jeannette, Pa.
10416
Everest; fox-trot, di Vittorio Masche-
roni, of Italy; piccola orch. con pf.
conduttore. 4to. © Apr. 19, 1928;
1 ce. May 7; E 689951; A. & G. Ca-
risch & ¢., Milan. 10417
Everlasting smile; words and music
by B. Rees. © 1c. May 24, 1928;
E 690841; Blanche Rees, Ocean
Park, Calif. 10418
Every-day ; words and melody by R. T.
Hakins. © 1c. May 5, 1928; E
691341; Richard Talbot MHakins,
New York. 10419
10430
Everybody loves a waitress; words by
G. Gruskin and Jack Pincus, music
by J. Solomon, arr. by Wallee
Brown. © May 1, 1928; 2 «& May
3; E 690349; George Gruskin, John
Pincus and Jerry Solomon, Chicago.
10420
Everybody’s happy; words by Albert
EK. Montville, music by C. T. Mar-
shall. © 1c. May 5, 1928; E 691348;
Clifford T. Marshall, Pittsburgh.
10421
Everyone is wild about my cutie
Marie; words and music by R. Wed-
dle. © 1c. May 1, 1928; E 690239;
Ralph Weddle, Huntington Park,
Calif. 10422
Evolution; suite de danses en 1 acte,
chorégraphie de Louise Virard, mu-
Sique de kEHdouard JlEnfant, of
France; pf. © Mar. 10, 1928; 1 ¢.
Apr. 23; E 689922; Choudens, Paris.
: 10423
Evolution; words and music by R.
Nelson. © Apr. 9, 1928; 2 ce. May
28; E 690927; Reuben Nelson,
Montevideo, Minn. 10424
Ev’rybody has a sweetheart but me;
words and music by A. Bailey, arr.
by Chas. L. Johnson. © 1 ¢c. May
25, 1928; E 691885; Arthur Bailey,
Kansas City, Mo. 10425
Exhortation; theme from Yam-e-kraw,
negro rhapsody, words by Henry
Creamer, melody by James P. John-
son. ©1ec. May 5, 1928; E 690384;
Perry Bradford, inc., New York.
10426
Hxile (The); by Geoffrey O’Connor-
Morris, of Great Britain, op. 37, no.
2; pf. © Apr. 25, 1928; 1 c. May
21; E 692137; Augener, Itd., London.
10427
Exploring; petite sketch, by Cedric
W. Lemont, op. 54, no. 2; pf.
May 14, 1928; 2 Gc May 12: Bf
690507; Shattinger piano & music
co., St. Louis. 10428
Hyes and heart; waltz by M. Abramo-
witz. © 1 ec. May 26, 1928; E
690912; Morris Abramowitz, Brook-
lyn. 10429
Hzekiel’s bone-yard; words and music
by C. ©. Mourer. © May 1, 1927;
2 e. May 28; E 690925; Charles
Calvin Mourer, Cincinnati. 10430
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10431
pt. I, n. s., v. 23
Fads and fashions; duet and cho.,
words and music by R. Nelson. ©
Apr. 9, 1928; 2 ec. May 28; E 690926;
Reuben Nelson, Montevideo, Minn.
10431
Fair and warmer; by H. F. Reser; ten.
banjo solo with pf. acc. © May 38,
1928; 2 c. May 7; E 691275; Harry
EF. Reser, New York. 104382
Fairies (The); 3-pt. song, words and
music by M. Wood Hill; treble
voices. 4to. © Apr. 18, 1928; 2 «.
May 7%; E 691273; C. C. Birchard
& co., Boston. 10433
Faithful; meditation, melody by Len
Gray. © 1 e¢ May 2, 1928; E
691188; Clarence Williams music
pub.. eco., inc., New York. 10434
Faithful poppies red; words and music
by ©. W. Hichinger. © May 21,
1928; 2 c. May 24; E 690820; Cora
W. EHichinger, Portland, Or. 104385
Famous beauties; romantic suite, by
Percy HE. Fletcher, of Great Britain ;
orch. 1. A vision of Aphrodite. [2
others] © Apr. 24, 1928; 1 c. May
18; EH 692104; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. 10436
Famous song: hits for tenor banjo;
arr. by Ralph Colicchio; with pf.
ace. fol: 5\!- ©" May’ 14, 1928; 2c.
May 15; E 693066; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. 10437
Fancy our meeting; fox-trot, from
That’s a good girl, by Joseph Meyer
and Philip Charig, arr. by Max
Irwin, of Great Britain; orch. with
pf} conductor. » 4t0..4,,©)) Apr. 11,
1928; I°c. Apr. 26; E 692038; Harms,
inec., New York. 104388
Fancy our meeting; from That’s a
good girl, by Philip Charig, tran-
seribed by Tony Lowry, of Great
Britain; pf. London. Chappell & co.,
ltd. © May 19, 1928; 1 c. May 25;
E 692224; Harms, ine., New York.
104389
Fantasie de concert; by M. Gurisich;
pf.; in C min. © May 8, 1928: 2 c.
May 10; E 691496; Marguerite
Gurisich, Chicago. 10440
Far, far away; words by Sidney
Mitchel, music by Louis Alter; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua.
© Apr. 26, 1928; 2 c. May 21; BE
690747; Jack Mills, ine., New York.
10441
Farewell; words by Robert A. Simon,
music by Lewis HE. Gensler. ©
May 9, 1928; 2c. May 11; E 691472;
Harms, inc., New York. 10442
Farewell to my native land; words by
D. Hibling, music by B. M. Hale. ©
1c. May 9, 1928; E 691889; Donald
Hibling, Payne, O. 104438
Farnesina; tango, von P. José, arr.
von Bill Gérgel, both of Germany;
orch. mit pf.-conductor. 4to.
Sept. 28, 1927; 1 « Apr. 28, 1928; E
689820 ; Symphonic-verlag, Hamburg,
Germany. 10444
Father; words by Bertha Galland, mu-
sic by Philip Marsden. © May 18,
1928; 2. a, May.,419; EK 691913;.G:
Ricordi & co., inc., New York:
10445
Fear no more the heat o’ the sun;
poem by Shakespeare, music by M.
Van Someren-Godfery, of. England.
© Apr. 30, 1928; 1 ¢ May. 1; E
689699 ; Elkin & co., ltd., London.
: 10446
Feather fingers; by Claude Lapham;
pf. © May 14, 1928; 2 ec. May 15;
E 691563; Alfred & co., New York.
10447
Felix the cat; words by Alfred Bryan,
music by Max Kortlander and: Pete
Wendling; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by May Singhi Breen. © May 5,
1928; 2 ¢ May 4; E 691229; Sam
Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 10448
Feliz ano muevo; polka marcha, por
Cirilo Rodriguez, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Chicago; pf. [Photostat]
© 1c May 28, 1928; E 690948;
Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago. 10449
Ferdinand the fearless fusilier; words
and music by Alee McGill, of Great
Britain; in G. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Apr. 5, 1928; 1 c.
May 22; E 692188; Reynolds & co.,
London. 10450
Ferroud (P. 0.) Cing poémes; de P.
J. Toulet, musique de P. O. Fer-
roud, of France. La moricaude. [4
others] © Mar. 10, 1928; 1 c. Apr.
9; E 692249; Durand et cie., Paris.
10451
Fervaal; de Vincent d’Indy, arr. par
Roger Branga, of France; petit
orch., avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Apr, 15,, 1928: Doce aay: Gy. b
692076; Durand et cie., Paris. 10452
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928 10473
Festmiirsch (Festival march); von | Fire (The) prevention song; words
Franz Lachner, op. 148, bearb. von and melody by J. L. Smith. ©1e.
Gustav Zanger, both of Germany;
orch. (Jn Die hauskapelle, heft 16)
© Aug. 30, 1927; 1 c. Apr. 23, 1928 ;
E 689738; Georg Bratfisch, Frank-
furt/Oder, Germany. 10453
Féte (La) Dieu a Seville (El Corpus
en Sevilla) ; de la suite Iberia, par
I. Albeniz, transcription par H. Fer-
nindez Arbos, of Spain; orch. Par-
tition. © Dec. 31, 1927;°1 c. Apr.
23, 1928; E 689980; Max Eschig et
cie., Paris. 10454
Fétiche (Le) Antonin; des Folies-
Wagram, paroles de René Gaillard
et José de Bérys, musique de Vin-
cent Seotto, et William Peet, both of
France. © Apr. 2, 1928; 1 c. May
7; EB 692099; A. & G. Carisch & c.,
Milan. 10455
Feuerspruch; text von Heinrich Gut-
berlet, musik von Hugo Kaun, of
Germany; miinnerchor. 4to. ©
Dee 10,-1927: 1 c. Apr. 23, 1928; HK
689881; Amsel-verlag, Berlin-Stiden-
de, Germany. 10456
Fiddler (The) of June; words and
musie by Leslie Elliott, of Great
Britain; in D. © Apr. 30, 1928; 1 ¢.
May 8: HE 689963; Chappell & co.,
ltd., Londen. 10457
Fighia mia yeni a ballari; versi e mu-
sica di A. Tlardi; violin ace. ©1e.
May 7, 1928; E 691336; Arthur Ilar-
di, Brooklyn. 10458
Fighting strength; march, by Herberte
Jordan, of England; reed and brass
band. » 460: * ©’ Apr.” 23, 1928" 1c.
May 4; E 689895; Hawkes & son
(London) Itd., London. 10459:
Fille. (La) aux cheveux de lin; ex-
trait. des Préludes, de Claude De-
bussy, transcrit par L. R. Feuillard,
of France; violoncelle. © Apr. 10,
1928; 1 c. May 7; H 692007; Durand
et cie., Paris. 10460
Fillmore’s recitations and songs, for
Children’s day; no. 4, by Eleanor
Allen Sehroll, and others. Cincin-
nati, O., Fillmore music house. 8vo.
© Apr. 20, 1928; 2 c. May 10: aff.
May 9; A 1075898; Fillmore bros.
co., Cincinnati. 10461
Fire dance; by Charles Huerter: pf.
© Apr. 30, 1928; 2 «@ May 4; E
690326; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
10462
May 8, 1928; E 690435; James L.
Smith, Tujunga, Calif. 10463
Firefly ; words by Edgar Leslie, music
by Horatio Nicholls [pseud. of
Lawrence Wright], of Great Britain ;
pf. acc., with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in
F, with harmonised refrain for
mixed voices. [Staff and _ tonic
scl-fa notations] © May 18, 1928;
1 @. May 21; E 692157; Lawrence
Wright music co., London. 10464
Fireworks; by Spencer Williams, arr.
by Ken Macomber; orch. 4to. ©
May 14, 1928; 2 c. May 14; E 691534;
Triangle music pub. co., inc., New
York. 10465
First folk songs for violin; by Mabel
Madison Watson; violin and pf. ©
Apr. 4, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 6; aff. May
1; A 1076841; Theodore Presser ¢o..
Philadelphia. * 10466
First journeys in music land; words
and music by Mary Ruth Jesse; pf.
© Apr. 12,1928: 2 c« Apr. 30; aff.
May 7; A 1074428; University so-
ciety, ine., New York. 10467
First mate aboard for life; words and
melody by P. C. FitzGerald. ©1e.
May 7, 1928; E 690423; Perey C.
FitzGerald, Roswell, N. M. 10468
Fishin’; pt. song, words by Raymond
Kelly, music by Palmer Clark; ten.,
bar. and bass. 4to. © May 2, 1928;
2c. May 5; E 690358; J. S. Fearis &
bro., Chicago. 10469
Fitzmaurice—Von Huenefeld and
Koehl; words and music by Jean
Herbert and Al Koppell. © May
10; 1928: 2 ¢. May 16; E ‘691567 ;
Jack Mills, inec., New York. 10470
Flag day march; by J. S. Fearis, arr.
by Henry S. Sawyer, bowed and fin-
gered by Ann Hathaway; violin
solo, duet, tric or quartet, with pf.
ace. 4to. © Apr. 30, 192812".
May 3: E 690256; McKinley music
co., Chicago. 10471
Flapper (The); words and music by
N: P. Hilts. (©) ifay 20. 1928") 7 ¢.
May 19; E 690709; Nellie P. Hilts,
Pittsburgh. 10472
Flashes of the past; words by E. J.
Kirk, music by Sylvester L. Cross.
©. ec. .Apr., 30, 1928; "HE 690214 ;
Elmer J. Kirk, Seattle. 10473
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10474
pt. I, ness ve 23
Flor; cancion Yucateca, letra y musica
de Guty Cardenas, of Mexico, arr.
de Noé Fajardo. © May 2, 1928;
1c. May 21; E 692168; A. Wagner
y Levien sues. s. en ¢c., Mexico City,
Mexico. 10474
Flor de Napoles; mazurea, por J. M.
Lacalle; pf. ©1e May 2, 1928; EB
690275; Joseph M. Lacalle, Brook-
lyn. 10475
Flora, I a-dor-a you; fox-trot, words
by Johnny Tucker and Joe Schuster,
muse by Fred Markush, arr. by
Joseph Nussbaum; dance orch. 4to.
© May 7, 1928; 2 ce. May 11; E
691504; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 10476
Florestina; intermezzo, by Ernest
Markham Lee, of Great Britain;
violin and pf. © Apr. 14, 1928; 1 «.
May 2; E 689773; Alfred Lengnick
& ¢co., ltd., London. 10477
Flotow (Friedrich von) Prayer ;
words by Helen Fitch, music from
Stradella, arr. by Samuel Richards
Gaines; mixed voices.
8, 1928; 2 c. May 25; E 691878; C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 10478
Stradella; célébre ouverture, arr.
par F. Salabert, of France; orch.,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Apr.
15, 1928; 1 c«. May 10; E 692260;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 10479
Flowers-musie and a dear little girl
for me; waltz song, words and mu-
sic by J. G. Foster. © May 26, 1928;
2 c. May 26; E 691934; Joseph G.
Foster, Lodi, Calif. 10480
Fliistern im dtistern (Whispering in
the dark); von Guido Vanini
[pseud.], of Austria; salon-orch. mit
violino 1 direction, pf. direction u.
organo. © Feb. 27, 1928; 1 ¢. Apr.
23; E 689762; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
Berl:n. 10481
Flying blues; words and music by H.
G. LeFevre. © 1c. May 2, 1928;
E 691205; Henry G. LeFevre, Phila-
delphia. 10482
Foggy (The) dew (Drucht an cheo) ;
old Irish air, arr. by Ernest Reeves,
of England; violin or cello and pf.
(G) May, 11), 1925-" 1 ' cy May 2a, E
692210; Walsh, Holmes & oco., Itd.,
London. 10483
Fois (Une) encore; valse, by D. Mon-
tano; pf. Brooklyn, J. & J. Kam-
men. © May 28, 1928; 2 c. May 23;
E 690814; Donato Montano, Brook-
lyn. 10484
4to.. © May |
For ever dear! (Mais je sais ...);
valse, words by Paul Endersby;
paroles francaises de Jacques-
Larcher, of France, music by Jean
Ghirlanda. LEditions Costallat. ©
Dec. 31, 1927; 1 ce May 7, 1928; B
692010; Lucien de Lacour, Paris.
10485
For you; words by Dorothy Donnelly,
music by Sigmund Romberg. © Apr.
28, 1928; 2 c. May 1; E 690254; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 10486
For you (Pour toi) ; words and music
by Lillian Rosedale Goodman, and
Chas. De Roche; pf. and ukulele acc.
[English and French text] © May
9, 1928; 2 ec. May 11; E 691470;
Harms, ine., New York. 10487
For you dear, are engraved in my
heart; words by W. Carrigan, music
by Bill McGurk, arr. by Frank Car-
rigan. © 1,.¢, May 9, 1928: HB
691374; William Carrigan, Spring-
- field, Mass. - 10488
For you'r’ mother’s same sweet baby;
words and melody by L. J. Kremer.
© 1c. May 21, 1928; E 690753; Lu-
cian Joseph Kremer, Tulsa, Okla.
10489
Forét (La) d’Arizona; fox delle
gemme, paroles de Paul Briquet et
José de Bérys, musique de Vittorio
Mascheroni, of Italy; mand. 4to. ©
May 4, 1928; 1 e. May 22; E 692332;
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 10490
Forgive me for changing toward you;
words and melody by V. Silver. ©
1 e. May 21, 1928; E 691792; Violet
Silver, New York. 10491
Four (The) H clover; words by Y. H.
Florence, music by Louis §S. Flor-
ence; pf. and ukulele ace. © May
14, 1928; 2 ec. May 14; E 691538;
Yvonne EH. Florence, Bristol, Vt.
10492
Fourfold amen; music by N. O. Rowe;
mixed voices. © May 10, 1928; 2 ¢.
May 15; E 691555; Neill Odell Rowe,
Wooster, O. 10493
Fox (The) and Marion Parker; words
and music by P. V. Knoche. © 1c.
May 15, 1928; E 691962; Pansy Vio-
let Knoche, Rosedale, Kan. 10494
Fox famous folio of E flat saxophone
solos; transcriptions by Jascha Gure-
wich ; with pf. acc. © May 22, 1928;
2 ce. May 21; E 691751; Sam Fox
pub. co., Cleveland. 10495
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
Fox trot; melody, by D. J. Vécsei, op.
38. © 1c. May 29, 1928; E 691984;
Desider Josef Vécsei, New York.
10496
Fragrance and praise; Children’s day
service for the Sunday school, with
selections for the choir, words by
Lizzie De Armond, and others, mu-
sic by Roy E. Nolte, and others.
Chicago. Hope pub. co. Svo. © Apr.
10, 1928; 2c. May 7; E 691270; Hall-
Mack eco., Philadelphia. 10497
Frau (Hine) zur liken hand... ;
foxtrot, aus Miinchhausen, text von
Felix D6rmann u. Bela Jenbach,
musik yon Ernst Steffan-Blasseér, of
Austria. © Dec. 10, 1927; 1c. Apr.
23, 1928; E 689770; Ludwig Dob-
linger (Bernhard MHerzmansky),
Leipzig. 10498
Freak medley; melody by Golden Mel-
ody Boys. © 1c. May 31, 1928; EH
693014; Chicago music pub. co., inc.,
Chicago. 10499
Free accompaniment of unison hymn
singing; by Charles Harford Lloyd,
of Great Britain; organ. © Apr.
24, 1928; 1 c« May 7; E 689973;
H. F. W. Deane & sons, The year
book press, ltd., London. 10500
French fryed; one step, by A.- H.
Weberbauer; pf. or organ. © Mar.
20.-apeot' 2 6 Apr. 18; 691330;
Arthur H. Weberbauer, Irvington,
bi a 10501
Friend (The) worth loving; words by
Margaret Johnston, music by J. H.
Johnston. © May 1, 1928; 2 c. May
3; E 690343; John H. Johnston,
Roundup, Mont. 10502
F’rinstance; words and music by Ir-
ving Cohn. © May 11, 1928; 2 «.
May 14: E 691528; DeSylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc., New York. 10503
Frivolous; by Andy Sannella, arr. by
F. Henri Klickmann; E flat alto
saxophene; with pf. acc. by Jack
Shilkret. © May 17, 1928; 2 c. May
18; E 693068; Spier and Coslow,
ine., New York. 10504
Frolic of the wood-nymphs; caprice,
by A. H. Weberbauer; pf. or organ.
© Mar. 28, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 18: E
691304; Arthur H. Weberbauer,
Irvington, N. J. 10505
From sunrise to sunset, from sunset
till dawn; words and melody by
Benny McLaughlin [pseud. of B. H.
McLaughlin] © 1c. May 22, 1928:
109262—28——_3
- 10517
E 691780; Bernard Howard Mc-
Laughlin, Boston. 10506
From the soul; romance, by Walter
C. Schad; pf. © May 19, 1928; 2 «¢.
May 23; E 690802; Sanders-Weiss,
inc., New York. 10507
Front page stuff; from Yes, yes, Siam,
words and music by J. Falk; pf.
[Blue-print] © 1 ec. May 15, 1928;
E 690594; Joseph Falk, Allston,
Mass. 10508
Fruhling ist es wieder; valse boston,
text von Beda, musik von Willy
Engel-Berger, arr. von Martin Uhl,
both of Germany. © Mar. 21, 1928;
1 e@ May 8; E 689943; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, Vienna. 10509
Fugitivas; vals de las horas, letra y
musica de H. Valton, of Mexico; pf.
© May 2, 1928; 1 ce. May 21; E
692166; A. Wagner y Levien, sucs.
s. en e., Mexico City, Mexico. 10510
Full moon; words and melody by J.
W. Burns. © 1c. May 22, 1928;
E 690846; Joseph William Burns,
New York. 10511
Funebri in alta montagna; di Aldo
Cantarini, of Italy; piccola orch.,
con pf. conduttore. 4to. © May 16,
HOS >: Gap May lt; Hy 69211857 1G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 10512
Ginschals-album; sammlung der
schénsten salonstiicke, von Carl
Giinschals, bearb. von Hermann
Wenzel, both of Germany; pf. Op.
75, bd. 5—Op. 77, bd. 7. © Feb.
2, 1928; 1 c. each Apr. 23; E 689729,
689730; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
10518, 10514
Galante konversation (A gallant con-
versation); von Guido Vanini
[pseud.], of Austria; salon-orch. mit
violino 1 direction, pf. direction u.
organo. © Feb. 27, 1928; 1 ¢@ Apr.
23; E 689763 ; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
Berlin. 10515
Galatea; march, by George Miller, of
England; brass and reed band. obl.
24mo. © May 9, 1928: 1 c. May 21;
K 692130; Hawkes & son (London)
ltd , London. 10516
Garden (The) of His goodness; pag-
eant service for Children’s day,
words by Elsie Duncan Yale, music
by A. B. Dorsey, and others. 8vo.
© Apr. 10, 1928; 2 « May 4: BE
691218; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia.
10517
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10518
Gastounet; shimmy one-step, paroles
de Rip, musique de Vittorio Ma-
scheroni, of Italy; mand. 4to. ©
May 4, 1928; 1 c. May 22; E 6923831;
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 10518
Gavotte; from A little suite, by Lucina
Jewell; violin and pf. © May 7,
1928; 2 ec. May 11; EB 691480; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 10519
Gavotte ancienne; morceau lyrique, de
Frank Louis Taylor, of Great Brit-
ain, op. 110, no. 4; violon et pf. ©
ANIE- lo, LOZ. “hie ovieny eae = ions
692151; Schott & co., ltd., London.
10520
Gavotte from Le jugement de Paris;
by Méhul, arr. by Adam Carse, of
Great Britain; school orch., with pf.
conductor pt. and se. for string con-
ductor pt. © Apr. 24, 1928; 1 «
May 21; E 692133; Augener, lItd.,
London. 10521
Gay deceivers; intermezzo, by Edw.
B. Claypoole, scored by J. Paster-.
nack; orch. with pf. or organ. ©
May 29) 1928;'):2er May 2230 HR
690749; Irving Berlin standard mu-
sie corp., New York. 10522
Gee, but you’re hice; words and music
by M. R. Hunter, arr. by Les Meyers.
[Photostat]]) © 1 ¢. May 24, 1928;
E 691896; Marie Renard Hunter,
Buffalo. 10523
Gehst du mit nach Honolulu, geh’ ich
auch nach Honolulu; foxtrot aus
Affchen, text u. musik von Robert
Gilbert, of Germany, klavier arr. yon
Walter Borchert. © Apr. 15, 1928;
1.ce. May 5; E 689786; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, Vienna. 10524
Gennariello; versi di A. Martorelli,
melody di Raffaele De lLuea, of
Italy, domiciled at New York. ©
Jan. 1, 1928; 2 «. May 18; E 691644 ;
Alfredo Martorelli, New York.
10525
Germanenblut; marsch, von H. L.
Blankenburg, op. @89, bearb. von
Paul Lincke, both of Germany;
salon-orch. mit pf.-direktion. 4to.
©''May 7, 1928; 1 ec. May. '25;"E
692206; Apollo verlag, Berlin.
10526
Get together, you and Mary; words by
Charles and Harry Tobias, music by
Heniy H. Tobias. © Apr. 30, 1928;
2e. May 1; E 691175; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., New York. 10527
pt. In, n.s., v. 23
Gethsemane; hymn, words and music
by R. Harkness, of Australia, domi-
ciled at South Pasadena, Calif. ©
Oct 1; 1926; 2 °@ May’ 18) 1928;
E 691654; Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, Calif. 10528
Ghastly (A) night; by Jean Beghon,
arr. by James C. McCabe; orch. with
pf. or organ conductor. New York,
Irving Berlin standard music corp.
4to. © May 2, 1928; 2 c. May 3;
E 690261; M. Baron, Great Neck,
Siren ecole ee 10529
Ginger snaps; by H. EF. Reser: ten.
banjo with pf. acc. © May 3, 1928;
2c. May 7; E 691277; Harry F.
Reser, New York. 10530
Giorni (Aurelio) 24 concert etudes;
no. 16 in B flat minor; pf. © May
7, 1928; 2c. May 11; E 691490; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 10531
Gipsy melody; waltz, words by Roy
Nelson, music by Richard Knight,
of Great Britain; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by Mark Fisher, and har-
monized cho. of 4 mixed voices; in
G. [Staff and tonic sol-fa’ nota-
tions] © Apr. 5, 1928; i @ May 4;
E 689792; Berners music co., London.
10532
Girl of blue; words by Ora Alice Holt,
melody by C. O. Bartholdy. [Photo-
stat], ©. de. May 47; 24928 pc
690655; Carl Otto Bartholdy, San
Francisco. 10533.
Girl of my dreams come true; words
and music by L. M. Agnew. © May
1, 1928; 2 c. May 3; E 690342; Lucy
M. Agnew, Colton, S. D. 10534
Girl (The) of to-day is my model of
joy; words and melody by §S. Miller,
of Poland, domiciled at Denver.
© 1 ec. May, 22, 1928;. BE 691811;
Samuel Miller, Denver. 10535
Girl (The) that belongs to me; words
by C. W. Hayden, music by George
A. Norton, arr. BY, BH. S, Farnese.
© 1 ec. May.7%, 1928; EH 691343;
Charles W. Hayden, Santa Monica.
Calif. 10536
Girl (The) who broke my heart;
words by Al’ Dubin; melody by J.
Russel Robinson. © 1 ¢« May 29,
1928; E 690962; Waterson, Berlin
& Snyder co.; New York. 105387
Give her a chance to long for you;
words and melody by Jim Fenerty
[i. e J. W. Fenerty}] © 1 ¢. May
28, 1928; E 690961; James William
Fenerty, New Orleans. 10538
000
no. 5, 1928
Give me a break blues; words and
melody by Ida Cox and Mae Collins.
© 1c. May 31, 1928; E 693048;
Chicago music pub. co., inc., Chi-
10539
cago.
Give me a tune to set me dancin’; by
Roger J. Sinclair [pseud. of R.
Jalowicez] of France; pf. © 1 «.
May 3, 1928; E 691408; Roger Jalo-
wicz, London. 10540
Give me back those days with mammy ;
words and melody by C. Payton,
arr. by Robert H. Cloud. © 1 «.
May 1, 1928; E 690228; Curtis Pay-
ton, New York. 10541
Give me the brown-eyed sweetheart ;
words and music by O. Gould. ©
May 20, 1928; 2c. May 24; E 690821 ;
Ora Gould, Hamilton, N. Y. 10542
Gladiola; rag, by A. H. Weberbauer ;
pf. or organ. © Mar. 28, 1928; 2c.
Apr’ 18; -E : 6913275, -Arthur-''H.
Weberbauer, Irvington, N. J. 105438
Gleam (The) of the silver in her hair ;
words and music by C. S. Cresswell.
© May 3, 1928; 2 « May .9;. E
691363; Charlotte S. Cresswell,
Clinton, N. Y. 10544
Gliding; by Buenta Carter; 2 pfs., 4
hands. © May 16, 1928; 2 c. May
18; E 691660; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago. 10545
Gliding gondola; valse, by George
Bagby ; ‘pf. © May 7, 1928; 2) -c.
May 11; E 691509; M. Witmark &
sons, New Yerk. 10546
Glockenserenate (Bell serenade) ; von
Otto Kockert, op. 91, bearb. von C.
Zimmer, both of Germany; salon-
orch., mit pf. direktion und violine 1
direktion. 4to. © Nov. 11, 1927;
1 c. Apr. 23, 1928; E 689711; Richard
Birnbach, Berlin. 10547
Gloria; mazurka, di 8S. Cusenza; pf.;
in re minor. © 1. May 18, 1928;
E 691723; Salvatore Cusenza, Breok-
lyn. 10548
Glorify His name; Children’s day
service for Sunday-schools, words by
Mattie B. Shannon, and _ = others,
music by Adam Geibel. Svo. ©
Apr. 10, 1928; 2c. May 4; E 691219;
Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia. 10549
Gloricus land of promise; words by
Grace Curle, music by W. Jones-
rewer, of Canada. Toronto,
Canada, Whaley, Royce & co., ltd.
4to. © May. 26, 1928; 1 ¢. Mar. 25;
E 692219; Winifred Jones-Brewer.
‘Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. 10550
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
10561
Go get ’em; one-step galop march, by
A. H. Weberbauer; pf. or organ.
Mar. 28, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 18; E
691310; Arthur H. Weberbauer,
Irvington, N. J. 10551
Go to sleep, my pretty baby; oriental
lullaby, words and music by F. R.
Guiott, pf. arr. by K. Guiott. ©
Jan. 20, 1928; 2c. May 22; E 691835 ;;
Florence Rose Guiott and Karl Gui-
ott, Hureka, Calif. 10552
God bless the President; hymn to the
President, words and music by C.
Provis, of England, domiciled at
Oakland, Calif.; pf. © May 11,
1928; 2c. May 17; E 690640; Charles:
Provis, Oakland, Calif. 10553
God save our President; words and
music by M. E. Howard. New York,
Frank Harding. © May 18, 1928;
2 ce. May 23; E 690804; Maude E.
Howard, San Antonio. 10554
God shall wipe away all tears; words
from the Bible, music by Paul Am-
brose; high voice. © May 16, 1928;
2c. May 18; E 691656; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 10555
God, that madest earth and heaven;
hymn-anthem, words by Herber and
Whateley, music by Charles Huerter :
4 mixed voices, with organ acc., ad
lib. 4to. © Apr. 30, 1928; 2 c. May
4; E 690331; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York, 10556
God will take care of you: sacred
song, words by F. R. Havergall, mu-
sic by Joseph Fletcher: low voice;
in E. © May 11. 1928: 2 c. May
14; E 691521; Robin Ellis, Ridge-
field Park, N. J. 10557
God’s aeroplane; words and music by
O. E. Hicks. Los Angeles, Calif.,
Charles L. Lovelace. 4to. © Feb.
29, 1928; 2 ce. May 12; BH 690532;
Ora E. Hicks, Santa Ana, Calif.
10558
God’s merey to Lindbergh; words and
melody by Leora Ross. © 1c. May
10, 1928 ; E 680497 ; Consolidated mu-
sic pub. house, Chicago. 10559
God’s way; words by Richard F. Bar-
ram, music by H..E. Cedarholm; pf.
CL Apr 27: *aese hee May TH
691272; Hilmore E. Cedarholm, Chi-
_ cago. 10560
Going, going, gone; words and melody
by Leland lL. Yost. © 1 ¢. May 28,
1928; E 691950; Lenna Lowe Yost,,
Washington. 10561
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10562
Golden griffin; from Yes, yes, Siam,
words and music by J. Falk; pf.
[Blue-print] © 1 ¢c May 15, 1928;
EH 690597; Joseph Falk, Allston,
Mass. 10562
Golden (The) wedding (La cinquan-
taine); English words by Griffith
Humphreys, music by Gabriel-Marie,
of France. Editions Costallat. ©
Mar. 10, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 9; E 689911 ;
Lucien de Lacour, Paris. 10563
Golem (Der); fantasie aus der oper,
von Hugen d’Albert, arr. von HKmil
Bauer, of Austria; salon u. grosses
orch. mit pf. direction. © Mar. 31,
1528; 1 ec. May 14; E 692071; Uni-
versal-edition actiengesellschaft, Vi-
enna. 10564
Gone dead on you blues; words and
melody by Lemon Jefferson. © 1 ¢.
May 31, 1928; E 693038; -Chicago
music pub. co., inc., Chicago. 10565
Good-bye; words and music by M.
Hewes. © 1c. May 12, 1928; E
690538; Mabel Hewes, Gulfport,
Miss. 10566
Good-bye Honolulu and you; from the
Junior league review Hula moon,
words by Don Blanding, music by
Rk. A. Anderson. © May 2, 1928;
2c. May 8; EH 691366; R. Alexander
Anderson, Honolulu. 10567
Good-bye (The) kiss; words and mu-
sic by L. F. Schellbach. © 1 ¢. May
28, 1928; E 690951; Leslie Francis
Schellbach, Glendale, Calif. 10568
Gocd-bye old paint; words anon., mu-
sie by C. Carver. © 1c. May 11,
1928; E 691437; Charles Carver,
Los Angeles. 10569
Good (The) old Eastern shore; words
and music by Dale Wimbrow. ©
Apr. 17, 1928; 2c. May 1; E 691574;
Carl H. Monsees, Snow Hill, Md.
10570
Good (The) old times; by R. Pollak,
of Austria, domiciled at San Fran-
cisco; violin solo with pf. [Photo-
statli:.©) 2 ¢ May o2ie., 1998.)
691785; Robert Pollak, San Fran-
cisco. 10571
Gooda bye, Marie; words and music
by P. Monaco, of Italy, domiciled at
Niagara Falls, N. Y. © 1 ec. May
21, 1928; E 691795; Pasquale Mon-
aco, Niagara Falls, N. Y. 10572
Goraco polka (A hot polka); by Joe
Golski; pf. © 1c. May 25, 1928; EB
690603; Bishop music pub. house,
Buffalo. 10573
Goral; melody by A. Schwartz. © 1.
Apr. 27, 1928; E 691416; Abe
Schwartz, New York. 10574
Got no blues; melody by Lill Hardin.
© 1c. May 10, 1928; E 690493 ; Con-
solidated music pub. house, Chicago.
10575
Gotta big date with a little girl; words
by Harry Tobias and Charles To-
bias, melody by Henry H. Tobias.
© 1c. May 12, 1928; E 690657 ; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 10576
Gounod (Charles Francois) Faust
ballet; dance no. 4, arr. by Pietro
Deiro, of Italy, domiciled: at New
York; pf. accordion. © May 1,
1928; 2 ec May 21; E 691746; O.
‘ Pagani & bro., New York. 10577
Granadina divina; letra de Gonzalo
O'Neill, musica di G. J. Gonzales,
of Mexico, domiciled at New York.
© 1c. May 16, 1928; E 691622;
Guillermo José Gonzales, New York.
10578
Grand virtuoso saxophone studies; for
advanced students, transcribed by
A. Traxler, from the Clarinet
method, by H. Lazarus. © Apr. 24,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 26; E 691256; Belwin,
ine., New York. 10579
Greater (A) grand Chicago; words by
Mary L. Peare Taylor, music by E.
HK. Freer, op. 39, no. 1. Chicago, IIl.,
Musical art pub. co. © Apr. 24,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 26; E 690249; Hlea-
nor Everest Freer, Chicago. 10580
Green (The) linnet; 2 pt. song, words
by Wordsworth, music by Edgar L.
Bainton, of England; sop. 1, 2. 4to.
© May 22, 1928; 1 « May 23; EH
692201; Novello & co., Itd., London.
10581
Greeting; words by Ella Young, music
by Rebecca Clarke, of Great Brit-
ain; high voice; in F. London,
Winthrop Rogers, ltd. © May 15,
1928; 1 ec. May 24; E 692225; Hawkes
& son, (London) Iltd., London.
10582
Grenzen der menschheit ; worte von J.
W. v. Goethe, musik von Fritz Brun,
of Switzerland; miinnerchor. 4to.
© Dec. 30, 1927; 1 ce. Apr. 23, 1928;
E 689864; Gebriider Hug & co., Leip-
zig. 10583
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) Griegiola;
fox-trot fantasy on melodies of Ed-
vard Grieg, arr. by Calvin Grooms;
pf. © May 1, 1928; 2 ¢. May 8; EB
690271 ; Century music pub. co., New
York. 10584
Gruss und kuss; revue, texte von
Robert Gilbert, musik von Rudolph
Nelson, of Germany. Gruss und
EUs, a Otners|. © Apr. 1h, 1928:
1c May 5; E. 689790; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, Vienna. 10585
Guarany (Il); overture, di A. Carlos
Gomez, arr. di Pietro Deiro, of Italy,
domiciled at New York; pf.. accor-
dion. © May 1, 1928; 2 c. May 21;
E 691749; O. Pagani & bro., New
York. 10586
Guide me; sacred song. .words and
music by M. C. Patrick. © Apr. 20,
1928; 2'c. May 2; E 690273; Mae C.
Patrick, Satanta, Kan. 10587
Guitar (The); by Jessie L. Gaynor;
pf., with a second pf. pt. by Buenta
Carter. © May 16, 1928; 2 c. May
18; E 691659; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 10588
Gypsy firesides; by F. Hinton; pf. ©
1c. May 5, 1928; EH 690382; Frayser
Hinton, Memphis. 10589
Gypsy kin; words by Alice Garwood,
music by Roland Farley; high voice.
© May #8, 1928: 2 « May 11; EB
691484; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
10590
Gyiil6lém magat; tango dal, sz6vegét
irta Szilagyi Laszlo, zenéjét szerzette
Hisemann Mihaly, of Hungary. ©
Dee. 15, 1927; 1 c May 31, 1928: E
692328 ; Rozsavolgyi es tarsa, Buda-
pest, Hungary. 10591
Handel (Georg Friedrich) Handel al-
bum; select movements arr. from
the figured bass by Craig Sellar
Lang, of Great Britain; violin and
pf.. bk.'3;-4.. © Apr. 3, 192871 «.
each May 4; E 689796, 689797;
Augener, itd., London. 10592, 10593
Minuet; from the overture to the
oratorio Samson, words by H. Cecil
Fricker, music by Handel, arr. by
Herbert A. Fricker, of Canada; 4
mixed voices. 4to. © May 7, 1928;
1 ec. May 7; E 689807; Whaley,
Royce & co., ltd., Toronto, Canada.
10594
Sarabande et courante; arr. by
Alfred Moffat, of Great Britain;
violin and pf. © Apr. 23, 1928; 1.
May 21; E 692145; Schott & co., 1td.,
London. 10595
D
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oO
: 10605
— Where’er you walk; aria from
Semele, words by Congreve, music
by Handel, arr. by Herbert A.
Fricker, of Canada; 4 male voices.
4to.' © May 7, 1928; 1 c«. May 7;
E 689809; Whaley, Royce & co., Itd.,
Toronto, Canada. 10596
Hahn (Reynaldo) Concerto; de R.
Hahn, of France; violon et pf. ©
Mar. 10, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 9; E 689902 ;
Heugel, Paris. 10597
Hail! Cambria (Henffych Gymru) ;
Hnglish words by Llynfi ‘Davies,
Welsh words by H. H. Williams,
music by Hadyn Morris, of Great
Britain; sop. or ten.; in B flat.
London, Rowland’s. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © May 16, 1928;
1 ec. May 26; E 692220; Solomon
Rowland, London. 10598
Hail to the prince; march, by George
Miller, of England; brass and reed
band. 4to. © May 9, 1928; 1 «.
May 21; E 692131; Hawkes & son
(London) Iltd., London. 10599
Half -way to heaven; words by Al
Dubin, melody by J. Russel Robin-
son. ©1c. May 22, 1928; E 691777;
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. 10600
Hallali (Hark); jagdszene, von Hans
May, of Austria; salon-orch., mit pf.
direktion u. violine 1 direktion. ©
Hebir 20) 2i928 x2 1: ven (Apr. Zan BE
689752; Wiener bohéme-verlag, Ber-
lin. 10601
Haltet den dieb (Stop thief); heitere
verrolgungsszene nach bekannten mo-
tiven, von Hans May, of Austria;
salon-orch., mit pf. direktion u. vio-
line 1 direktion. © Feb. 27, 1928;
1c. Apr. 23; H 689751; Wiener bo-
héme-verlag, Berlin. 10602
Han g¢@r det altsaa ikke!—; tekst af
Alfred Kjerulf, musik af Edvard
Brink, of Denmark; pf. © Apr. 28,
1928; 1 «. May 17; E 692108; Wil-
helm Hansen, Copenhagen. 10603
Hand in hand; words and music by
Harry Harris and Carmen Lombar-
do; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
A. J. Franchini. © Apr. 23, 1928;
2c. May 26; E 690868; Shapiro,
Bernstein & ¢o., inec., New York.
10604
Happiness money can’t buy; words by
A. Deakin, melody by Eugene Platz-
man. © 1c. May 9, 1928; E 691379:
Arthur Deakin, Portland, Me. 10605
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10606
pt. Ilr, 0. s., v. 23
Happy; song waltz, words by Fred
Royce, music by Gene Lee, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Apr. 30)! 1928.) 000-e, “Mayr 2s Hy
692139; Berners music co., London.
10606
Harbor (The); by H. 8S. Stewart; pf.
©'1 ec. Apr. 27; 1928; EB 691410;
Henry Shepherd Stewart, White
Plains: N.Y: 10607
Hard road blues; words and melody
by Blind Blake. © 1 ¢c.: May. 31,
1928; E 693049; Chicago music pub.
co., inc., Chicago. 10608
Harmonium— album; sammlung der
schousten opern-melodien, lieder u.
original-compositionen, bearb. von
Hermann Wenzel, of Germany ; har-
monium. © Feb. 24, 1928; 1c. Apr.
23; E 689735; Fr. Paortius, Leipzig.
, 10609
Harsanyi (Tibor) Cing préludes
brefs; de T. Harsanyi, of Hungary ;
pf. © Apr. 15, 1928; 1 ce. May 10;
EH 692085; Siréne musicale, Paris.
10610
Sonate; par. T. Harsanyi, of Hun-
gary; pf. © Apr. 16, 1928; 1c. May
14; EH 692069; Universal-edition ac-
tiengeselischaft, Vienna. 10611
Haunting melody waltz; words and
music by B. O. Wheeler. © 1 «@
May 12, 1928; E 691806; Blanche
Olivia Wheeler, Hamilton, Mass.
10612
Hauskapelle (Die); orch. heft 17.
Bearb. von A. Rieks, of Germany.—
heft 18-20. Bearb. von Gustav
Zanger, of Germany. © Aug. 8,
Sept. 12, 1927; 1 c@ each Apr. 23,
1928; E 689739, 689740 ; Georg Brat-
fisch, Frankfort/Oder, Germany.
10613, 10614
Have you ever felt that way; words
and melody by Agnes Castleton and
Spencer Williams. © 1 c. May 2,
1928; E 691189; Clarence Williams
music pub. co., inec., New York.
10615
Hawaiian sandman; words by Charles
O’F lynn, melody by F. Henri Klick-
mann. © 1c. May 18, 1928; HB
691901; Irving Berlin, ine. New
York. 10616
Hawthorn waltz; by D. W. Crist; pf.
© May 7, 1928; 2 @ May 16; EB
690635; Daniel W. Crist, Alliance,
O. 10617
Haydn (Franz Joseph) Andante;
from The surprise symphony, arr.
by J. Lillian Vandevere; toy sym-
phony, teacher’s sc. 4to. © May 3,
1928; 2 c. May 18; E 691668; C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 10618
—— Serenade; arr. by Adam Carse, of
Great Britain; school orch., with pf.
conductor pt., and sc. for strings
conductor pt. © Apr. 25, 1928; 1 ec.
May 21; E 6921386; Augener, lid.,
London. 10619
He is just the same; words and music
by Angie Maring Williams. (ln
The evangelist in song.) © Aug.
15, 1927: 2, eocApry 2a, ie2em
691852; O. EH. Williams, Hrie, Pa.
10620
He’s a doggone lovin’ fool; words by
R. M. Trackwell, melody by Charles
W. Randall. © 1 ce. May 21, 1928;
E 691769; Raymond M. Trackwell,
Oakland, Calif. 10621
He’s our Al; words by A. Seymour
Brown, melody by Albert Von Til-
zer, ©1c. Apr. 30, 1928; E 691371;
Broadway music corp., New York.
10622
He’s our Al; words by A. Seymour
Brown, music by Albert Von Tilzer ;
pf. ace., with ukulele or banjulele
banjo arr. by May Singkhi Breen. ©
May? 28,.1928¢ 2c May rage: i
690938; Broadway music corp, New
York. 10623
He was never more precious; hymn,
words by Edgar A. Peffer and H.
Lillenas, music by Haldor Lillenas,
of Norway, domiciled at Indianapo-
lis. © May 1, 1928; 2 c. May 23;
EH 691828; Lillenas pub. co., Indian-
apolis. 10624
He will answer prayer; hymn, words
and music by W. J. King. © May
1, 1928; 2 c May 23; E 691832;
Lillenas pub. co., Indianapolis.
10625
Heartstrings; ballad, words by Hyman
Schachet, music by Anthony Stanis-
lus Lohmann. © May 22, 1928; 2 ¢.
May 19; E-. 691820; Walter A.
Quincke, Los Angeles. 10626
Heavenly (The) King; words and
melody by C. Will, harmonized by
E. A. Denby; mixed voices. © Apr.’
28, 1928; 2 c. Apr: 380; HE 690181;
Esther Annie Denby, La Canada,
Calif., and Christina Will, Monrovia,
Calif. 10627
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
Hebrew melody; by J. P. Breiger;
violin and pf. [Photostat] © 1«.
May 21, 1928; E 691798; Joshua
Perets Breiger, Chicago. 10628
Hebrew onoiche; words by 8S. A. Korn-
sweet, music by P. Lewin. © 1 «.
May 14, 1928; E 690585; Samuel A.
Kornsweet and Peter Lewin, Venice,
Calif. 10629
Hei -Idzie; polka, music by A.
Schwartz; pf. ©1c. Apr. 27, 1928;
E 690833 ; Abe Schwartz, New York.
10630
Heinie; words and melody by Roy
Turk and Fred HE. Ahlert. © 1.
May 1, 1928; EH 690235; Irving Ber-
lin, ine., New York. 10631
— Same. © May 25, 1928 ; 2 c. May
26; EH 691919; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 10632
Hello everybody; words and melody
by Jud Kline. ©1c. May 21, 1928;
E 691767; Marym Sie Tahar, New
York. 10633
Helston flora day; words by HE. Whit-
man, music arr. by Ernest Melvin,
of Great Britain. © Apr. 30, 1928;
1 ce. May 21; EH 692140; Berners mu-
sic co., London. 10634
Hem (The) of His garment; words
and melody by E. D. Campbell. ©
1 ec. Apr. 30, 1928; E 690203; Ralph
Peer, New York. 10635
Heralds of the King; Children’s day
Service, words by Eleanor Allen
Schroll, and others, music by J. H.
Fillmore, and others. Cincinnati,
O., Fillmore music house. 8vo.
Apr. 14, 1928; 2 « May 10; aff. May
9; A 1075899; Fillmore bros. co.,
Cincinnati. 10636
Here’s a health unto his majesty; 17th
century air, set for cho. by Chastey
Hector, of England; 4 mixed voices;
in F. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © May 11, 1928; 1 «
May 12; E 692118; Elkin & co., ltd.,
London. 10637
Hero (The) of the air; march, by P.
Colavita; pf. © 1c. May 12, 1928;
E 690556; Philip Colavita, Rich-
mond. 10638
Heute bin ich in stimmung (I’m in
good humour to-day) ; musikalischer
scherz, von Hans May, of Austria;
salon-orch., mit pf. direktion und
. 10649
violine 1 direktion. © Feb. 27,
1928; 1 .« Apr: 238; E 689759;
Wiener bohéme-verlag, Berlin.
10639
Heute nacht... ; marsch aus Heute
nacht-eventuell ..., text von Kurt
Schwabach, musik von Walter
Bromme, klavier arr. von Gerard
. Jacobson, both of Germany. © Feb.
640928: Aye Apr, 23 He 689857 ;
Edition Vuvag, verlag u. vertrieb,
a. g., Berlin. 10640
Hey-day; words by Norman Lambert,
music by T. W. Hanforth, of Great
Britain. 4to. © May 7, 1928; 1c.
May 12; E 692031; Banks & son,
York, England. 10641
Hidden foe; by A. H. Weberbauer ;
pf. or organ. © Mar. 28, 1928; 2c.
Apr. 18; .E (691324; Arthur § H.
Weberbauer, Irvington, N. J. 10642
High up on a hill top; words and
melody by Abel Baer, George Whit-
ing and Ian Campbell. © 1 ce. May
12, 1928; E 690658; Leo Feist, inc,
New York. 10643
Higher book of songs; compiled by
Robert Foresman. 8vo. © Apr. 11,
1928; 2 ec. and aff., Apr. 138; A
1068893; American book co., New
York. 10644
Highway (The) of love; words by A.
Remsen, music by G. Bower. ©
1c. May 1, 1928; E 690234; Alice
Remsen and Georgia Bower, New
York. 10645
Hijo (El) prodigo; vals, arr. de I. M.
Valle, of Mexico, domiciled at Chi-
cago; pf. © 1c. May 5, 1928; B
691334; Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago.
10646
Hijo (El) prodigo; vals, de I. M.
Valle, of Mexico, domiciled at Chi-
cago; pf. [Photostat] © 1 c¢. May
11, 1928; E 691428; Ignacio M.
Valle, Chicago. 10647
Hiking songs of the infantry; words
and music by Reynolds J. Burt, arr.
by S. A. Dapp. © May 15, 1928;
2 ce. and aff. May 23; A 1079458;
Kd DULL anu. 9, 2, Dapp, ort
Sereven, Ga. 10648
Hills (The) ; words by Arthur Guiter-
man, music arr. by Walter N.
Waters; women’s voices. 4to.
May 4, 1928; 2 c. May 5; E 690399;
G. Ricordi & co., ine., New York.
10649
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10650
Hindu moon star; fox-trot, words and
music by Harry Carlton, of Great
Britain; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by Alvin D. Keech; in E flat. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © May
dA, 1928.5. 4 @ May, 12.2 J .692036 ;
Lawrence Wright music co., London.
10650
Hinman (Mildred) Five little tone
stories; pf. 1. Robin. [4 others]
© May 4, 1928; 2 «May 18; E
690685; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
10651
His living words; Children’s day sery-
ice for the Sunday school, with se-
lections for the choir, words by Hisie
Dunean Yale, and others, music by
J. B. Dorsey, and others. Chicago,
. Hope pub. co. S8vo. © Apr. 10,
1928; 2 c. May 7; E 691271; Hall-
Mack co., Philadelphia. 10652
His sweetes’ song; words by Frank L.
Stanton, music by George Bagby.
© May 7, 1928;.2 ¢ May 11; EB
691511; M. Witmark & sons, New-
York. 10653
His truth triumphant; Children’s day
service, words by Elsie Duncan
Yale, music by J. Lincoln Hall. §Svo.
© Apr. 10, 1928; 2 « May 4; BE
691220; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia.
10654
Historical song miniatures with stories
and tableaux; words and music by
Floy Little Bartlett. George Fred-
erick Handel. [5 others} © Mar.
20, 1928: 2 ¢. Mar, 30: atte Arr ;
A 1076934; Arthur P. Schmidt co..,
Boston. 10655
Hiver (L’); prélude, par J. Boulnois,
of France; violoncelle et pf. ace. ©
Apr. “2051928 3" a! Se. May 2ecor nr
692309; Editions Maurice Senart,
Paris. 10656
Holy (The) ‘city; words and music:
arr. by F. W. McGee. © 1 ce Apr.
30, 1928; E 690210; Ralph Peer,
New York. 10657
Holy Father, God of might; words and
music by C. W. Laufer. © May 7,
1928; 2 c. May 11; EH 691395.; Calvin
W. Laufer, Philadelphia. 10658
Home is where the heart is: words
and music by G. W. Hayford. New
York, Harms, inc. © May 9, 1928;
2c. May 11; E 691475; George W.
Hayford, Greenwich, Conn. 10659
pt. II, n.s., v. 23
Homing birds; words by Dorothy
Dickinson, music by Cecil Baumer,
of England; in F. © May 11, 1928;
1c. May 12; E 692115; Elkin & co., .
ltd., London. 10660
Honegger (Arthur) Trois chansons;
extraites de La petite siréne d’An-
derson, paroles de René Morax, mu-
sque de A. Honegger, of Switzer-
land; ace. de fifite et quatuor 4
cordes. 1. Chanson des sirénes. [2
others] © Dee. 31, 1927; 1 c. May
28, 1928; E 6923818 ; Editions Maurice
Senart, Paris. 10661
Honey bunch; a love waltz, words and
music by Arthur S. Nathan. © May
15, 1928; 2 « May 17; E 690686;
Blanche EH. Nathan, Chicago. 10662
Honeymoon blues; words by R. C.
Wylie, music by David Reed. ©
May 9, 1928; 2 c. May 12; EH 690530;
Ruie Clarice Wylie, Alhambra, Tex.
10663
Honolulu sweetheart of mine; waltz
song, wcrds by Joe Davis, music by
Hugene Stanley; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by May Singhi Breen. ©
May 14. 1928; 2. ¢@ May 14; H
681535 ; Triangle music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 10664
Hoover! we want Hoover; fox trot,
words by Al Hegbom and Billy
Hunter. music by EH. V. Al Hegbom.
© May 16, 1928; 2 c. May 25; EH
691879; Pacific music publishers,
San Francisco. 10665
Hoppla! aufgepasst (Look out); von
Hans May, of Austria; salon-orch.
mit violino 1. direction, pf. direc-
tion u. organo. © Feb. 27, 1928;
1c Apr. 23; EH 689764; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, Berlin. 10666
Hora in batuta; melody by J. Mosko-
witz. © 1 «May; 12, -1928:; EH
690557; Joseph Moskowitz, New
York. 10667
Horrible (L’). vision (Schreckliche
vision) ; de J. Porret, of France, op.
186; orch., avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
© Apr. 10, 1928: 1 ¢ May 7; BH
692014: Julien Porr et, La Barre-
Deuil, France. 10668
Hot tempered blues; melody _ by
Charles Johnson and Arthur Porter.
1 ec. May 18, 1928; EH 691703;
United pub. co., New York. 10669
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
Hottentot (The); crazy foxtrot,
Deutscher text von Erich Kersten,
musik von P. José, op: 70, arr.
von Bill Gorgel, both of Germany ;
oreh; 4to. ©: Nov. 19 1927; 1 ¢.
Apr. 28, 1928; E 689821 ; Symphonic-
verlag, Hamburg, Germany. 10670
Hotter than that; melody by Lill
Hardin. -©,1 ¢ May 10, 1928; E
660496: Consolidated music pub.
house, Chicago. 10671
Houston; words and music by J. K.
Bone, arr. by J. Benson Carlisle;
pf. Houston, Tex., Bone & Webster.
© May 15, 1928; 2 c. May.15; HB
691576; Jeanne Keenan ‘Bone,
Houston. 10672
How; waltz, words and music by
Jimmy Carter, arr. by Frank Gough,
jr. Baltimore, Md., Jimmy Carter.
© May i, 1928; 2 c May 3; EB
690338 ; James Carter, Baltimore.
10673
How can I love someone else; words
by J. C. Lewis, jr. and M. Berle,
melody by J. C. Lewis, jr. ©l1e«
May 8, 1928; E 690481; James C.
Lewis, jr. and Milton Berle, New
York. 10674
How ean I tell; words and music by
K. G. Allen. © 1. May 15, 1928;
E 691620; Kenneth George Allen,
New York. 10675
How can you blame me; words and
melody by Reggy Grajewski [i. e.
Regina A. Grajewski] and E. M.
Grajewski. © 1«¢ May 15, 1928;
E 691590; Edmund M. Grajewski,
Chicago. 10676
How the sun do shine; railroad song,
words and melody by William Moore.
© 1 ce May 831, 1928; E 6938005;
Chicago music pub. co., ine., Chicago.
10677
How would you like to be me; words
and music by Clitus Marcellinus
Wickens, arr. by Tiny Parham; orch.
4to. © May 14, 1928; 2 c. May 21;
E 691838; Universal music sales,
Chicago. 10678
Hula moon; from the Junior league
review Hula moon, words by Doh
Blanding, music by R. A. Anderson.
May 2, 19265 2. ¢ May S&S: 5
691368; R. Alexander Anderson,
Honolulu. 10679
Husker du endnu; _ (fox-trott, af
Walther Schrgder, of Denmark; pf.
10690
© Apr. 28, 1928; 1 ec. May 17; EB
692110; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenha-
gen. 10680
I adore you Dora; words by G. Gruskin
and Jack Pincus, music by J. Solo-
mon, arr. by Wallee Brown. © May
1,°1928; 2° ¢« May 3; BH 690348;
George Gruskin, John Pincus and
Jerry Solomon, Chicago. 10681
I ain’t goin’ to let nobody rail-road
me; words and music by J. D. Sweet-
wine. New York City, Frank Hard-
ing. © May 12; 1928; 2 @ May 15;
EH 690576; J. D. Sweetwine, Charles-
town, S. C. 10682
I ain’t got nothin’ for nobody but you;
words by J. Smerecky, melody by
Bob Ricketts. © 1c. May 16, 1928;
H 6919638; Julia Smerecky, Scran-
ton, Pa. 10683
I ain’t sayin’ a word; words by Harry
Harris, music .by Arthur Sizemore,
arr. by Rube Bennett; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © May 15, 1928; 2 ec. May
17; E 690693; Milton Weil music
co., Chicago. 10684
I almost understood you; waltz-song,
lyries by Henry Randolph De Forest,
musie by S. J. Savasta; in G.
1c May 17, 1928; E 690646; Sam-
uel Joseph Savasta, Orient Heights,
Mass. 10685
I am lonely, dear; waltz-song, words
and melody by N. Losco. ©1..
May 22, 1928; E 691807; Nicholas
Loseo, Sheepshead Bay, N. Y. 10686
I am longing dear for you; by W. M.
Arbogast; orch. New York City,
Frank Harding. 4to. © May 12,
1928; 2 c. May 15; E 690572; W. M.
Arbogast, Rachel, W. Va. 10687
I am pleased to meet you; words and
music by G. Scheiner. [Photostat]
© 1c. May 28, 1928; E 690947;
Gladys Scheiner, Newark, N. J.
10688
I am Raftery; poem by Douglas Hyde,
music by Benjamin Burrows, of
Great Britain. © Apr. 20, 1928; 1c.
May 4; E. 689799; Augener, ltd.,
London. 10689
I am so happy; words and melody by
C. Will, harmonized by EH. A. Denby ;
mixed vo'ces. © Apr. 23, 1928; 2 ¢.
Apr. 30; E 690182; Esther A. Denby,
La Canada, Calif., and Christina
Will, Monrovia, Calif. 10690
Oot,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10691
I
bring thee dreams; ballad, words by
K. Dinshah, music by David Reed.
New York, Frank Harding. © Dec.
28; 11927 32° 2 G May 26:0 9928 7
691921 ; Kashmirah Dinshah, Malaga,
ING: 10691
cail him asbestos daddy ‘cause he
tries to cool me down; fox trot,
words and music by J. Lawrence
Poston and 8. BH. Aldrich, pf. arr.
by Erwin F. Swindell, with ukulele
arr. by Grace Lucille Thompson. ©
May 8, 1928; 2 c. May 10; EH 691495;
House of harmony, Davenport, Ia.
10692
can’t believe; words by G. Gruskin
and Jack Pincus, music by J. Solo-
mon, arr. by Wallee Brown. © May
1, 1928; 2 @ May 38; E 690350;
George Gruskin, John Pincus and
Jerry Solomon, Chicago. 10693
can’t believe it’s true; words and
music by Billy Heagney and Frank
Bannister; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by May Singhi Breen. © May 7,
1928; 2 c. May 14; E 690583; Fred ©
K. Steele, ine., New York. 10694
could do without sunshine but not
without you; waltz, words by C.
Heckendorn, music by Ray Hibbeler.
© 1c May 14, 1928; E 690586;
Clarence Heckendorn, Houston.
10695
cried when. you left; words and
music by M. Orloff. © May 21,
1928; 2 c. May 28; E 690932; Mau-
rice Orloff, Taft, Calif. 10696
I'd be happy with some one like you;
I’d rather
from High-hat, words and musie by
Ted Williams; pf. and ukulele acc.
©. May. 14, 1928; 2 « May 12; E
690512; Shattinger piano & music
co., St. Louis. 10697
cry over you; words by
Phil Ponce, music by Dan Dough-
erty; pf. and ukulele or banjulele
banjo ace. © May 9, 1928; 2 c. May
10; E 691635; Ager, Yellen & Born-
stein, inc., New York. 10698
I do not ask, O Lord; anthem, words
by Adelaide A. Procter, music by
Charles Gilbert Spross; mixed
voices. 4to. © May 11, 1928; 2 «¢.
May 14; E 690614; John Church co.,
Cincinnati. 10699
I do not choose to run; words by HL. H.
Smith, music by David Reed. ©1c.
May 12, 1928; E 690542; Ethel H.
Smith, Waukegan, Ill. 10700
I
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I
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pt. 111, D. S., Vv. 23
don’t care; words and music by R.
B. Weber; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
May 1, 1928; 2 c May 3; E 690339;
Richard B. Weber, Chicago. 10701
don’t know why I do it but I do;
words and music by Jack Val; pf.
and ukulele acc. © May 9, 1928;
2c May 11; E 691469; Campbell &
Connelly, inc., New York. 10702
don’t know why I love you; by
Maury Madison [pseud. of W. Ren-
wick Smith]; melody with pf. aec.
© 1c. Apr. 21, 1928; EH 691966; W.
Renwick Smith, Paris. 10703
don’t want to be bad; fox-trot, words
and music by Rex Kerwall, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.; in
B flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Apr. 30, 1928; 1 c. May
21; E 692153; Cecil Lennox, Itd.,
London. 10704
don’t want to marry you; words and
music by V. A. Vedova; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by Wm. Foden. ©
Apr. -27, \f9283> 26° MAE. 92S.
690335; Edward Schuberth & ©co.,
10705
found some one sweet as you; words
and music by M. Preston. © 1.
May 5, 1928; E 690381; Mae Pres-
ton, Los Angeles. 10706
get the blues when it rains; words
and music by Ford Rush, Glenn
Rowell and Maidie Weaver, arr. by
Rube Bennett; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Mar. 23, 1928; 2 c. May 5; E
690370: Ford Rush and Glenn Ro-
well, Oak Park, Il. 10707
got mine; words and music by Wil-
liam Moore. © 1c. May 31, 1928;
E 693018: Chicago music pub. co.,
inc., Chicago. 10708
words by Joseph E.
Monteverde, music by Jay Vick
[pseud. of J. V. O’Brien] [Photo-
stat!’ "© PC Ey a oon. 2
691446; J. Vick O’Brien, Pittsburgh.
10709
have a date with Kate; words by
Carol Raven, musie by I. M. Hesche-
les; pf. and ukulele ace. © May
inc., New York.
gotta work;
"10, 1928; 2 c. May 18; EH 691667;
I. M. Hesecheles, New York. 10710
heard the voice of Jesus say ; sacred
song, music by Alfred Wooler; in 3
keys. © May 14, 1928; 2 ¢. each
May 21; E 691742; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 10711
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
I knew it was you; words and music
by Joe Nussbaum, Jack Murray and
Paul Kligerman; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by M. Kalua. © Apr. 26,
1928; 2 ce. May 21; E 690746; Jack
Mills, inec., New York. 10712
Ln
know a name; hymn, words and mu-
sie by Haldor Lillenas, of Norway,
domiciled at Indianapolis. © May
1, 1928; 2 c. May 23; E 691826; Lil-
lenas pub. co., Indianapolis. 10713
I know that my Redeemer liveth (Ich
Weiss, dass mein HErloser lebt);
Easter anthem, words from the
Bible. music by J. Wambsganss;
mixed voices with organ ace: 4to.
© Mar. 6, 1928; 2 « May 10; E
690783; Concordia pub. house, St.
Louis. 10714
mH
live for you alone: words and mel-
ody by Reggy Grajewski [i. e. Re-
gina A. Grajewski] and E. M. Gra-
jewski. © 1 ce. May 15, 1928; EB
691591; Edmund M. Grajewski, Chi-
cago. 10715
I'll always be in love with you; words
by Margie French, melody by Woody
Frisino and Thomas Delaney. ©
1c. May 17, 1928; E 690672; War-
ren Frisino, Gardenville, Md. 10716
T’'ll always be lonesome; by B. C. Bux-
ton; melody with pf. acc. © 1.
May 26, 1928; E 691955; Byron Cur-
tis Buxton, Pacific Beach, Wash.
10717
T’ll get by; words and melody by Roy
Turk and Fred EH. Ahlert. © 1..
May 29, 1928; E 691981; Irving Ber-
lin, inc., New York. 10718
Ill go back to old Missouri; words and
music by F. Twain. © May 16,
1928; 2 c. May 19; EH 690698; Frank
Twain, St. Louis. 10719
Ill go back to that dear old pal o’
mine; words by G. Mistier, melody
by A. Brunies and H. Diaz. ©1e.
May 19, 1928; E 690737; Horace
Diaz, Gilbert Mistier and Albert
Brunies, New Orleans. 10720
I'll shine for Him; words and music
by Angie Maring Williams. (Jn The
evangelist in song) © Aug. 15,
1927; 2 ec. Apr. 23, 1928; E 691859;
O. E. Williams, Erie, Pa. 10721
Ill take you back after all: words by
Louis Alvino, melody by F. W. Mac-
Donald. © 1c. May 15, 1928; E
690590; Frank William MacDonald,
Trenton, N. J. 10722
10732
~
I lost a pal; words and music by Gui-
do Mattei and W. M. Lewis, with
quartette for male or mixed voices;
arr. by Walter Goodell; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © May 5, 1928; 2 c. May
5; E 691281; William Martin Lewis,
Chicago. » LOGZS
I lost my heart to you; words by A. L.
Foxhall, melody by T. Sketchley, of
Canada. © 1 ¢ Apr. 30, 1928; EB
690224; Arthur L. Foxhall and
Thomas Sketchley, Caigary-Alta,
10724
Canada.
I love mother in her twilight; words
and music by W. M. Hemmerly, arr.
by L. Howard Hemmerly; with cho.
for male or mixed voices. © May
5, 1928; 2.e May 7: E 691269;
Walter M. Hemmerly, Philadelphia.
10725
I love the old Bible; words and mu-
sic by R. Harkness, of Australia,
domiciled at Pasadena. © Oct. 10,
1925; 2. c. May 18, 1928; E 691726;
Robert Harkness, Pasadena. 10726
I love thee my country; words and
music by A. F. Carlson, arr. by M.
Gk Jensen (9 '@©mAprs 2) 1 192Senwe ec.
May 8; E 690408; Axel Ferdinand
Carlson, Campello, Mass. 10727
I love to dunk a hunk of sponge cake;
words and melody by Clarence Gas-
kill. ©1c. May 29, 1928; E 690968 ;
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. 10728
I love to live; words and melody by
J. Major. © 1c. May 29, 1928; E
690954; Jack Major, Paducah, Ky.
; 10729
I love to sing those good old songs,
to good old folks like you; words
and melody by J. L. Finning. ©
1c. May 19, 1928; E 690740; James
L. Finning, Albany. 10730
I love you; waltz, from The dancing
grenadiers, words and music by Wil-
liam Hargreaves, of England; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by Charles
Hanley; in F. [Staff and _ tonic
sol-fa notations} © May 3, 1928;
1c. May 14; HE 692051; Campbell,
Connelly & co., London. 10731
I love your dancing feet; words by
M. R. Hunter and Joan Sceusa, mu-
sic by M. R. Hunter, arr. by Les
Meyers. [Photostat] © 1c. May
29, 1928; EH 691985; Marie Renard
Hunter, Buffalo. 10732
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CATALOGUE
10733
I’m a fool, little one; from Present
arms, words by Lorenz Hart, music
by Richard Rodgers; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Apr. 25, 1928; 2 c. Apr.
27; E 691463; Harms, inc., New
York. 10733
I’m a poor boy a long way from home;
words and melody by Blind Blake.
© 1c. May 31, 1928; E 693048 ; Chi-
cago music pub. co., ine., Chicago.
10734
I’m crazy about you and I know you’re
wild about me; words by M. Miller,
music by David Reed. © May 9,
1928; 2 ec. May 12; E 690526; Mack
Miller, Pelham, N. Y. 10735
I’m dreaming dreams that won’t come
true; words by Marie Jones, music
by C.°H. Jones. ©’ 1-e@ May 16,
1928; EH 691614; Charles H. Jones,
Kansas City, Mo. 10736
I’m forever changing sweethearts; fox-
trot, words and music by, W.
Crawley. © May 9, 1928; 2 c. May
16; BE 691580; Wilton Crawley, New
York. 10737
I’m forever dreaming of you dear;
waltz, words and music by A. Kamp,
arr. by Len Fleming. © Apr. 17,
1928; 2 ce. Apr. 20; H 690246; Albert
Kamp, Syracuse, N. Y. 10738
Im going back to California; words
and musie by L. G. Bunting.
[Photostat] © 1 ec. May 4, 1928;
E 691248; Lillian Gertrude Bunting,
Dayton, O. 10739
I'm going to fly away to Iowa; fox
trot, words and music by Irwin
Burnie, pf. arr. by Brick English;
pf. and ukulele acc. © May 1,
1928; 2 c«. May 5; E 691279; Mis-
souri music makers, Kansas City,
Mo. 10740
I’m going to the Rockaways; words
and music by R. L. Moore. © May
11, 1928; 2 c« May 16; EH 691624;
Robert Lee Moore, Far Rockaway,
INS Y; 10741
I’m gonna lift up a standard for my
King; words and melody by Jessie
Mae Hill. © 1 ¢: May 10, 1928; E
690452; Consolidated music pub.
house, Chicago. 10742
I’m gonna save it ’till my daddy comes
home; words by Iva B. France, mel-
ody by Charles Davenport. © 1 «.
May 28, 1928; E 691947; Braiter-
man-Fedder co., ine., Baltimore.
10743
OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Hips... v.25
I'm in love with an angel; words by
N. G. Anton, music by Sylvester L.
Cross. © 1 ¢@ May 17, 1928; HB
690656; N. G. Anton, Seattle. 10744
I'm in love with somebody; words and
music by M. R. Hunter, arr. by Les
Meyers. [Photostat] © 1e¢ May
10, 1928; E 691484; Marie Renard
Hunter, Buffalo. ~ 10745
I’m longing for someone; words by
Billy Belmont, music by Frank
Guarente; pf. and ukulele acc.; in
KF. {Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Mar. 26, 1928; 1c. Apr.
16; 1 @ May 24; E 6938070; Billy
Thorburn music pub. co., lItd., Lon-
don. 10746
I'm looking around; eneore song,
words and music by M. O. Sprinkle.
© May 26, 1928;-2 c« May 26; E
680873; Marie O. Sprinkle, Battery
Park, Md. . 10747
I’m looking for a woman who will
treat me right; words and melody
by Charlie Jackson. © 1 ec. May
31, 1928; HE 693025; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 10748
Ym not rough; words and melody by
Lill Hardin. © 1 ¢« May 10, 1928;
EK 690494; Consolidated music pub.
house, Chicago. 10749
I’m riding on a star; words by Charles
Rich, melody by Al. De Crescent. ©
1c. May 16, 1928; E 691584; Charles
Riccio, Brooklyn. 10750
I’m sorry that I ever met you; words
and music by C. Catuccio. © 1 ec.
May 21, 1928; # 691790; Carl Catuc-
cio, Waterbury, Conn. 10751
I’m thinking of you; words by Charles
C. Ely, music by Perey L. Bryning.
© May 2, 1928; 2 « May 11; E
691516; John C. Miller, Boston.
10752
I’m waiting for you; words by Jack
EK. Kelly [pseud. of Joseph Edmond
Kelly], music by Otmar Schallioll.
© 1c. May 14, 1928; E 691676;
Joseph Edmond Kelly, Warren, O.
10753
I’m walking; by D. Bigelow; pf. ©
1c May 28, 1928; E 691954; Doro-
thie Bigelow, London. 10754
I’m walking between the raindrops;
words by Billy Rose, melody by
red Fisher. © 1c May 22, 1928;
EK 691774; DeSylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, ine., New York. 10755
060
no. 5, 1928
I’m wingin’ home; fox trot, words by
Benée Russell, music by Henry
Tobias, arr. by Frank Skinner; orch.
4to. © May 11, 1928; 2c May 12;
E 690629; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
10756
I need someone; words by Teddy Joyce
and Benny Meroff, music by Irving
Rothschild, arr. by Eugene Platz-
man; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
May Singhi Breen. © May 25, 1928;
2c. May 28: E 690931; Spier and
Coslow, inc.,;New York. 10757
I need someone like you; fox trot,
words and music by Frank Capano
and Sol Russo; pf. and ukulele acc.
New York, Alfred & co. © May 30,
1928; 2c. May 29; E 690937; George
Groveman, Philadelphia. 10758
I prithee send me back ‘my heart;
words by John Suckling, music by
J. E. Vail. Skaneateles, N. Y., A.
E. Gridley. © May 8, 1928; 2 <«.
May i0; E 690463; Josephine Eld-
ridge Vail, Thompsonville, Conn.
10759
I saw you smile; words by Al Lewis,
music by Ernie Watson, of Canada,
and Frank Winegar, arr. by Eugene
Platzman: pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by May Singhi Breen. © May 7,
1928; 2 c. May 9; E 691364; Spier
and Coslow, inc., New York. 10760
I’se gwine back to Alabammer; words
by Milford Homer Reason, melodic
completion by Casper Nathan. ©
1.¢. May 16, 1928; E 690649; W. H.
Reams, Winter Garden, Fla. 10761
I see my dear Saviour; words and
melody by C. Will, harmonized by
E. A. Denby; mixed voices. © Apr.
Ze, -lUoe; 2, Cy Apr.,.30; HH, 690183;
Esther A. Denby, La Canada, Calif.,
and Christina Will, Monrovia, Calif.
10762
I sign’d you are always mine; words
and melody by P. Nussinof, of
Russia, domiciled at Baltimore. ©
1c. May 18, 1928; E 681702; Pioter
Nussinof, Baltimore. 10763
I sng tenor and I sing bass; words
and melody by W. Mahoney. © 1c.
May 4, 1928; HE 691244; Will
Mahoney, New York. 10764
1 think you’re wonderful; words and
music by Jack Little, Abner Silver
and Harry Richman; pf. ace., with
ukulele and banjulele banjo arr. by
May Singhi Breen. © May 19, 1928;
2, es May 21; -B&; 691743; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 10765
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
10777
-
I tore up your picture when you said
good-bye; waltz ballad, words and
music by Dolly Morse and Andrew
Donnelly; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
May 23, 1928; 2c. May 25; E 690853 ;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 10766
I tore up your picture when you said
goodbye; words and melody by
Dolly Morse and Andrew Donnelly.
© 1c. May 5, 1928; E 690438; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 10767
I’ve always been looking for some one
and found you; words and music by
J. P. Paulson. © May 19, 1928; 2c.
May 19; E 690706; John P. Paulson,
Bellingham, Wash. 10768
I’ve been born again; words and music
by L. L. Nankivell. (Jn Heavenly
glory songs) © Mar. 9, 1928; 2 ¢.
Mar. 22; E 691359; Louise L. Nanki-
vell, Chicago. 10769
I’ve got the misery ; words and melody
by Ernest Rogers. © 1c. May 8,
1928; E 691906; Ralph Peer, New
York. 10770
I’ve locked up my heart; words by P.
McCrea, music by Vivian McCrea.
© .1.¢., May 11, 1928; E 691454;
Paul McCrea, Washington. 10771
I want my beer, I want my wine;
words and music by G. G. Singer, jr.,
arr. by Walter W. Newcomer. New
York, Frank Harding. © May 18,
1928; 2c. May 23; E 690807; George
G. Singer, jr., Bismarck, N. D.
10772
I want no one but you: words and
melody by B. C. Smith. ©.1«
May 4, 1928; E 691251; Bernard C.
Smith, New York. 10773
I want to be a boy again; ballad,
words and music by J. E. Vail.
Skaneateles, N. Y., A. E. Gridley.
© May 8 1928; 2 « May 10; B
690464; Josepliine Eldridge Vail,
Thompsonville, Conn. 10774
I. want to be with you; words and
music by L. Valdare. © 1 ¢. May
14, 1928; E 691553; Larry Valdare,
Chicago. 10775
I wish: words. by A. Faro, music by
Joseph Tomaselli. © 1 ¢. May 10,
1928; E 691442; Alfred Faro, New
York. 10776
I wish I had my old girl back again;
words by E. Barrett, melody by L.
Florin Brown. © 1e. May 19, 1928;
E 690723: Ernest Barrett. Marklee-
ville, Calif. 10777
561
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10778
pt. 11,-R's., ¥.23
I wish she’d come along now; words
and music by Bennett Scott, S. J.
Damerell and Robert Hargreaves,
all of Great Britain; pf. ace., with
ukulele and banjulele banjo arr. by
Alvin D. Keech; in D. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © May 21,
1928; 1c. May 22;. EH 692198; B.
Feldman & co., London. 10778
I would glory but in Jesus; words by
Oliver E. Williams, music by Angie
Maring Williams. (Jn The evangel-
ist. in..song) © Aug. 15, 1927; 2 c.
Apr. 23, 1928; E 691846; O. EH. Wil-
liams, Erie, Pa. 10779
i would like to say be happy; words
and music by S. Corona, of Russia,
domiciled at New York. © 1c. May
26, 1928; E 690893; Sandro Corona,
New York. 10780
Ice cream; words and music by How-
~ ard Johnson, Billy Moll and Robert
King, arr. by Joseph Nussbaum ;
orch. 4to. © Feb. 23, 1928; 2 ¢.
May 23; E 690796; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc, New York. 10781
Ich weiss ein kleines st’dtchen; lang-
samer foxtrot. blues, text von Hanns
Dekner, musik von Harry Waldau,
of Germany. © Feb. 23, 1928; 1 c.
Apr. 23; E 689854; Edition Vuvag,
verlag u. vertrieb, a. g., Berlin.
0782
Idzie Biskup polka (Here comes
Bishop polka) ; by J. Golski; pf. ©
1 ce. May 25, 1928; E 690902; Bishop
music pub. house, Buffalo. 10783
If I could live my life over again;
words by J. F. Vanderhook, music
by G. Roherbeck. Portland, Oregon,
Berncliff printers, inc. © Feb. 15,
1928; 2 c. May 14; E 691539; George
Roherbeck and John Frederick Van-
derhook, Portland, Or. 10784
If I die a railroad man; words and
melody by Claude Grant. © 1 «
May 31, 1928; E 691992; United pub.
co., New York. 10785
If I ever have time for things that
matter; a whimsy, words by Vilda
Sauvage Owens, music by Frank H.
Grey; med. or high vo'ce. © May
7, 1928; 2 c. May 11; H 691488; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 10786
If I teld you; words and melody by
Jud Kline. © 1c. May 14, 1928: BE
691552; Marym Sie Tahar, New
York. 10787
062
If I were yonder wave; 4 pt. song
words by Thomas Moore, music by
Edgar L. Bainton, of England ; men’s
voices. 4to. © May 22, 1928; 1 e.
May 23; E 692200; Novello & co.,
Itd., London. 10788
If you believed in me; words and mu-
sic by G. Heinmiller and Harry
Alexander. © 1 ¢. May 12, 1928; BE
690555; Gertrude’ Alice Heinmiller,
Albany. 10789
If you fall in love; words and melody
by C. Payton, arr. by Robert H.
Cloud. © 1 ¢«. May 17, 1928; HE
690653 ; Curtis Payton, New York.
10790
If you knew; words by Dolly Elliott
[i. e. M. Elliott], music by M. Elliott.
San Francisco, Fisk music pub. co.
© May 25, 1928; 2 ec. May 19; E
690700; Mercedes Elliott, San Fran-
cisco. 10791
If you loved me; words and music by
' M. Cheraskin. © 1c. May 24, 1928;
E 690909; Max Cheraskin, New
York: 10792
If vou’re a friend of mine; from Lady
Mary, words by Harry Graham, of
Great Britain, music by Jerome
Kern. London, Chappell & co., ltd.
© Feb. 23, 1928; 1 c Mar. 28; B
688326; T. B. Harms co., New York.
10793
If you were only mine; words by
Frances S. Montgomery, melody by
J. J. Hayes, of Great Britain, domi-
ciled at Carmel, Calif. © 1c. May
21, 1928; E 691789; John J. Hayes,
Carmel, Calif. 10794
Ilil-fated (The) S-4; words by B.
Scanlon, music by B. M. Hale. ©
1 ec. May 4, 1928; E 691238; Bessie
Scanlon, Springfield, Mass. 10795
Im mirchenschloss; intermezzo, von
Hans Anzer, of Germany, op. 43;
orch. mit pf. direktion. 4to. © Jan.
25, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 23; E 689867; St.
A. Braun-Peretti, Bonn/Rh., Ger-
many. 10796
Im trauten heim (Beloved home) ;
leichte unterhaltungs u. vortrags-
Stticke, arr. von Carl Ginschals,
bearb. von Hermann Wenzel, both
of Germany; pf., 4 handen. bd. 1.
©. Feb. 2 1928" Tite aes
689726; Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 10797
Imagine my embarrassment; words
and melody by E. C. Lindgren. ©
1 ec. May 5, 1928; E 690385; Hy
Carl Lindgren, Los Angeles.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
Impariame la musica; album _ illus-
trato con 119 incisioni e 4 tavole a
colori, di Vincenzo Billi, of Italy.
4to. © Mar. 10, 1928; 1.¢ Mar. 31;
A—Foreign 37637; Adriano Salani,
Florence, Italy. 10799
Improvisationen; von Max Biittner, of
Germany. 1. Op. 6; posa une u.
klavier.—2. Op. 14; trompete in B
u. klavier—38. Op. 30; horn u. kla-
vier. © Dec. 27, 1927, Feb. 18, 1928;
1 c@ each Apr. 23: E 689849, 689850,
689852; Carl Merseburger, Leipzig.
10800-10802
In a lonely prison; words by Mary
Custer, music by Marie Custer. ©
May 15, 1928; 2 c. May 17; E 690690;
Mary Custer pub. co., Minneapolis.
10803
In a mist; by Bix Beiderbecke, ed. by
William H. Challis; pf. © May 26,
1928; 2 ce. May 26; HE 691916; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 10804
In a rose garden; intermezzo. by Mon-
tague Ewing, of Great Britain. 1.
Pf—2. Pf.; 4 hands. © May 10,
1928; 2-¢c. each May 12; E 690621,
690622; Theodore Presser co., Ph'la-
delphia. 10805, 10806
{nm chiesa ; di Aldo Cantarini, of Italy;
picecola orch., con pf. conduttore.
4to. © Apr. 30, 1928; 1¢. May 1; E
689701; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
10807
In China land; words and melody by
J. Lolli. © 1 ec. May 25, 1928; B
691891; Joe Lolli, Pittston, Pa.
10808
In die ferne (Fare away); lied ohne
worte, von Carl Gdénschals, op. 38,
Lbearb. von Hermann Wenzel, both
of Germany; pf. © Feb. 2, 1928;
1 c. Apr. 23; E 689733; Fr. Portius,
Berlin. 10809
In dingsda, gleich links da, im blauen
pavillon; one-step, text von Ria-Ria,
musik von Fred Harras, of Ger-
many. © Dec. 30, 1927; 1 ¢c. Apr.
23, 1928; E 689871; Jupiter-verlag
(Max Jipel), Leipzig. 10810
In dingsda, gleich links da, im blauen
pavillon ; one-step, text von Ria-Ria,
musik von Fred Harras, arr. von
Bernhard Egg, both of Germany;
orch. 4to. © Dec. 30, 1927: 1 «¢.
Apr. 23, 1928; E 689870; Jupiter-
verlag (Max Jipel), Leipzig. 10811
In early spring; valse joyeuse, by
Gardner Leland; pf. © Apr. 30,
1928; 2 ec. May 18; E 690684; Oliver
-Ditson co., Boston. 10812
10824
-
In fairy glen; words and music by
C. 8S, Childe; 4 mixed voices; pf.
and organ ace. 4to. © May 18,
1928; 2 ec. May 21; E 691740; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 10813
In H and L; words and melody by J.
Jaffe. ©1c. May 5, 1928; E 690383 ;
Julius Jaffe, New York. 10814
In love; from Blue eyes, words by
Graham John, music by Jerome
Kern. London, Chappell & co., ltd.
© Apr. 24, 1928; 2 « May 15; B
690570; T. B. Harms co., New York.
10815
In Monterey; words by Frances S.
Montgomery, melody by J. J. Hayes,
of Great Britain, domiciled at Car-
mel, Calif. © 1c. May 21, 1928;
EH 691788; John J. Hayes, Carmel,
Calif. 10816
In old Carolina; words and music by
W. Hollingshed. © 1 ec. Apr. 30,
1928; E 690213; Warren Holling-
shed, Seattle. : 10817
In old Kentucky; words and melody
by W. Martin. ©1c. May 25, 1928;
E 691890; Willetta Martin, Henry-
etta, Okl. 10818
In old Virginny; or, The daughter of
Langworthy hall, an operetta for
junior or senior high schools, words
and musie by Ivine Shields, Lau-
rene Shields, and Hattibelle Shields.
4to.. © May. 1, 1928; 2 c. May 3;
D 27321; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 10819
In our memories of to-day; words
by Madeline Mulvey, melody by S.
C. Engle... © 1 c. May 7, 1928; E
691339; Stella Cullen Engle, Rock-
ledge, Pa. 10820
In silence on the meadow; waltz by
M. Abramowitz. © 1 ¢. May 26,
1928; E 690915; Morris Abramowitz,
Brooklyn. 10821
In the evening; fox trot, words and
musie by James F. Hanley and Ed-
die Dowling, arr. by Bob Haring;
oreh; *:4t0, ©) May- 9, 1928-" 2¢.
May 26; E 691923; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., ine., New York. 10822
In the evening; words by L. Costello,
melody by Robt. H. Brennen. © 1c.
May 26, 1928; E 690887; Louise Cos-
tello, Mount Vernon, Va. 10823
In the garden of love’s golden dream;
words by A. L. Martin, melody by
Robert H. Brennen. © 1 ¢. May
7. 1928; E 691355; Augustus L.
Martin, Leon, W. Va. 10824
563
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10825
In the palace of the king; by A. H.
Weberbauer; pf. or organ. © Mar.
28, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 18; E 691805;
Arthur H. Weberbauer, Irvington,
N. J. 10825
In the secret place; words and music
by A. N. Bostrom. (Jn Good tid-
ings, v. 4, no. 6, June 1927) © June
10,),1927 3.2 ce; Maynild) 1928:
691554; Albert N. Bostrom, McAllen,
Tex. 10826
In the shadows; fox trot, words by
E. Ray Goetz, music by Herman
Finck, arr. by Lew Porter; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by T. Kahana. ©
May 16.° 1928 "2" \¢ May ali’: 1h
690637 ; Edward B. Marks music co.,
New York. 10827
Indian dance; by Marian Sylvian, op.
2° opie 3kC), 1 ea May Sash 2S ria,
691718; Marie Westphal, New York.
10828
Indian medicine; intermezzo, by WN
H. Weberbauer; pf. or organ! ©
Mar. 28, 1928; 2 e@ Apr. 18; H
691306; Arthur H. Weberbauer, Irv- |
10829
Indian war whoop; melody by Floyd
Ming. © 1 ¢ May 18, 1928; H
691704; United pub. co., New York.
108390
Indian warriors; by Mildred Adair;
pf. © May 14, 1928; 2c. May 12; H
690504; Shattinger piano & music
co., St. Louis. 10831
Indiana loyalty march; words and mu-
sic by M. H. Hindsley. 8vo. [Photo-
Stan) Spe” Zor LO28 2) Ce ealvneny:
5; E 690366; Mark Hubert Hinds-
ley, Bloomington, Ind. 10832
Indische hochzeit (Wedding in India) ;
charakterstiick, von John Percy
[pseud.], bearb. von Yoshitomo
[pseud.], both of Germany; salon-
orch. u. orch., mit pf. direktion.
Ato. © Oct!'2, 1927; Le. Apr.’ 23,
1928; EH 689713; Richard Birnbach,
Berlin. 10833
Infantry (The) marching song; words
and music by R. H. Fletcher. ©
1c. May 4, 1928; E 691252; Robert
Howe Fletcher, Washington. 10834
Inno a Christoforo Colombo; by Mauro
Rosco, of Italy; melody with pf. acc.
© 1c May 16, 1928; E 691615;
Mauro Rosco, New York. 10835
Intermezzo grotesque; by M. Helfand;
pf. -©:1.¢. May’ 8,°1928; EH 6904364 ;
Maurice Helfand, New York. 10836
ington, N. J.
pt. 107, WS. v..25
International (The) academy of mu-
sic; ninety day home study course,
by M. R. Hoover. Lessons 1-32. ©
Apr. 2, 1928; 2 c. and aff: (May 2;
A 1075473; Martin R. Hoover, Los
Angeles. 10837
International series of pianoforte
albums; compiled by Ernest Austin,
of Great Britain. bk. 3, 4. © Feb.
3, 1928; 1 c. each Feb. 21; E 689802,
689803 ; International music co., Itd.,
London. 10838, 10839
Intimité (Intimacy); de J. Porret, of
France, op. 162; orch. avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Apr. 10, 1928; 1 c¢.
May 7; E 6920138; Julien Porret, La
Barre-Deuil, France. 10840
Introduction and fugue; by Sidney
Homer, op. 40; organ. © Apr. 30,
1928; 2 c. May 4; E 6903827; G.
Schirmer, inec., New York. 10841
Introduction (The) to the piano; by
. John Thompson. obl. 8vo. © May
4, 1928 ;-2 ¢. May 5; ath, Mayet2.:
A 1076856; Schroeder & Gunther,
inec., New York. 10842
Inundacion (La) de Santa Paula; cor-
vido, letra por F. V. Leal, musica
por Alfredo Marin, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles. © 1 c. May
19, 1928; E 690731; Felipe Valdes
Leal, Los Angeles. 10843
Investigatin’ blues; words and music
by R. Howard. New York, Frank
Harding. © May 18, 1928; 2c. May
23; E 690806; Regina Howard,
Maynard, O. 10844
Invitation (The); words by P. B.
Shelley, music by Reginald C. Rob-
bins; bass or bar. voice. © Apr.
20, 1928; 2 c. May 23; E 693079;
Hditions Maurice Senart, Paris.
10845
Invocation; words by Thomas Hey-
wood, music by Reginald C. Rob-
bins; bass or bar. voice. © Apr. 20,
1928; 2 ec. May 23; E 693078; Edi-
tions Maurice Senart, Paris. 10846
Invocation (Invocation); poéme de
Lamartine, musique de Claude De-
bussy; of Frante; pf. 4 4 mains et
choeur pour voix d’hommes. © Mar.
30, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 23;°H 689919;
Choudens, Paris. 10847
Invocation (Invoeation); poeéme de
Lamartine, musique de Claude De-
bussy, réduction par Marius Fran-
cois Gaillard, of France; pf. a 2
mains et choeur pour voix d’hommes.
064
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
10870
© Mar. 30, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 23; EB
689918 ;: Choudens, Paris. 10848
Invocation 4 Aphrodite; extrait de La
chatte, d’Henri Sauguet, arr. par S.
Chapelier, of France; orch. avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Mar. 30, 1928;
1 e@ Apr. 23; E 689940; Rouart,
Lerolle et cie., Paris. 10849
Ipoku’; canzonetta cinese, versi e
musica di R. Ciaramella, of Italy,
domiciled at New York; violin. ©
1 c. May 21, 1928; E 691787 ; Roberto
Ciaramella, New York. 10850
Iris; syncopated waltz, by _Harry
Revel: pf. © May 22; 1928; 1 c.
May 22; BE 692127; Keith, Prowse &
co., Itd., London. 10851
Is it gonna be long; fox trot, words
by Geo. Whiting, music by Rubey
Cowan and Charlie Abbot, arr. by
Frank Skinner; orch. © May 23,
1928; 2 c«. May 24: E 690773; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 10852
Is it gonna be long; fox trot, words
by Geo. Whiting, music by Rubey
Cowan and Charlie Abbot, arr. by
Walter C. Simon; pf. or organ. ©
May . 22,:1928; 2 ¢..;May 243; E
690774; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
10853
Is it gonna be long; fox trot, words
by George Whiting, music by Rubey
Cowan and Charlie Abbot; pf. and
ukulele or banjulele banjo ace. ©
Mees 12S 2) ¢ May, 16;
691630; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
10854
ls it gonna be long; words by George
Whiting, melody by Rubey Cowan
and Charlie Abbot. © 1c. Apr. 19,
1928 ; -E 690371; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 10855
Is it yes, or is it no; words by Alfred
Hichler. music by J. Eichler. ©1«.
May 18, 1928; H 691692; Julian
Hichler, Jackson Heights, L. L.,
IN? LY. 10856
Is Jesus satisfied with me; words anid
music by W. C. Brown.
print] © May 2, 1928; 2c. May’7,
E 690406; Wallace C. Brown, Laure!
Dale, W. Va. \ 10857
Island (The) of dreams; lullaby,
words by Harriett Lyon Leonard.
music by Erdell Mutchler. © May
Re UIG25; 2 el May 7! 691287 ;
Mutchler music pub. co., Miami, Fla.
10858
109262—28——-4
[ Blue:
Isle of dreams; words by Fannye
Linn, music by Al Clark and Hyvelyn
Lening. © 1 ¢@. May 28, 1928; E
690946; Allan M. Clark, Santa
Barbara, Calif. ~ 10859
Isles (The) of Greece: 3 songs, words
by Byron, music by Paul A. Irby, of
Great Britain. 1. The isles of
Grecce. [2 others] © Apr. 30,
1928; 1 ec. May 2; E 689696; Well-
ington music pub. co., 1td., London.
10860
It is I; words and music by Angie
Maring Williams. (Jn The evangel-
ist in song) © Aug. 15, 1927; 2c. .
Apr. 23, 1928; HE 691848; O. E.
Williams, Erie, Pa. 10861
It’s a pain to me; words by A. L.
Middleton, melody by Robert H.
Brennen. © 1 ¢. May 7, 1928; HE
691356; Alice L. Middleton, New
York. 10862!
It’s all up to you Caroline; words by
Cliff Friend, melody by Abner
Silver... ; © 1).¢.,.May,:2, 19285. E
691199; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 10863
It’s no one but you; melody by Buddy
Burton: © 1c. May 24, 1928; H
691898; Lester Melrose, Chicago.
10864
It’s nobody’s. business; words and
melody by Gladys Rodgers. © 1.
May 2, 1928;:.E 691191; Clarence
Williams music pub. co., inc., New
York. 10865
It’s only when we're dancing; words
and melody by L. Jenkins. © 1 ec.
May 2, 1928; HE 691181; Louise
Jenkins, Gormania, W. Va. 10866
It worries me; words by S. M. Storrs,
music by Sylvester L. Cross. © 1 «.
May 26, 1928; E 690890; Sibylla M.
Storrs, Seattle. 10867
Italian ecaprice; by W. M. Caeser; pf.
© May 14, 1928; 2 « May 21; HB
691758; Wyn Moritz-Caesar, Los
Angeles, 10868
by George Rodney,
© 1.¢c: May
Ernest Dale
10869
Ivalou; words
music by E. D. Brown.
1, 1928; HE 690426;
Brown, Long Beach, Calif.
Ivory lace; by Louis Alter; pf. ©
May 26, 1928; 2c. May '26; E 691914 ;
Robbins music corp., New York.
10870
069
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES .
10871
J’ai toujours cru qu’un baiser. (Gern
hab’ ich die frauwn gektisst); mél-
odie-fox de Paganini, par Franz
Lehar, arr. par F. Salabert, - of
France; orch., avee pf. conducteur
et paroles. 4to. © Apr. 15, 1928;
1 ¢« May 10; E 6982092; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 10871
Ja, bei den Hottentotten .. .; foxtrot,
text von Beda, musik von Richard
Fall, of Austria. © Apr. 10, 1928;
1c May 8; E 689944; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, Vienna. 10872
Jack and Jill; by Andy Sannella, E
flat alto saxophone with pf. acc. by
Jack Shilkret. © Apr. 30, 1928;
2c. May 2; E 691173; Spier and
Coslow, inc., New York. 10873
Jak taneza gorale; melody by A.
Schwartz. © 1 ¢ Apr. 27, 1928;
E 691418; Abe Schwartz, New York.
10874
Jane; words and music by Tom Ford
and Irving Bibo; pf. ace, ‘with
ukulele arr. by May Singhi Breen.
© May’ 1,° 19283 2e. May 1;
690192; Bibo, Bloedon & Lang, inc.,
New York. 10875
Jarmarka; village festival, by Sergei
Mihailoff, op. 3, no. 3; pf. © Apr.
28, 1928; 2 ec May 3; E 690267;
Sherman, Clay & co., San Francisco.
10876
Jarnach (Philipp) Drei rhapsodien;
kammerduette, von P. Jarnach, of
Spain, op. 20; violine u. klavier. ©
June 1, 1928; 1 ec. May 25; E 692230;
B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
10877
Jaubert (Maurice) Six inventions;
par M. Jaubert, of France; pf.
Mar. 30, 1928; 1c. Apr. 23; E 689986 ;
Siréne musicale, Paris. 10878
Jauchzet Gott, alle lande (Make a
joyful no’se unto God) ; concerto in
Paschalis festum, von Julius
Johannes Weiland, eingerichtet u.
hrsg. von Ferdinand Saffe, of Ger-
many; 1 singstimme o. einstimmigen
chor., 2 violinen u. basso continuo,
orgel o. klavier mit streichbass.
Partitur. [German and English
text! © Mar. 3, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 23;
KH 689814; Adolph Nagel, Hannover,
Germany. 10879
Java (La) des pou'lleux; d’aprés la
chanson de Ch. Pléau, musique de
Ch. ,Courtioux, ,,of France;; orch.,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Apr.
15, 1928; 1c. May 10; BE 692073;
Auguste Bose, Paris. 10880
9)
pt. TE, 4a, ¥. 2a
Je suis de Valparaiso; de Yes, livret
de Pierre Soulaine et René Pujol,
musique de Maurice Yvain, of
France; pf. et ukulele ace. © Apr.
15, 1928; 1 c May 10: E 692263;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 10881
Je suis de Valparaiso; paso-doble, de
Yes, par Maurice Yvain, of France;
orch. avec pf. conducteur et paroles.
4to. © Apr. 15, 1928; 1 c@ May 10;
E 692273; Francis Salabert, Paris.
10882
Jesus, Jesus, dearer than all; words
and musie by Angie Maring Wil-
liams. (Jn The evangelist in song)
© Aug. 15, 1927; 2 ec Apr. 23,.1928 ;
E 691861; O. E. Williams, Erie, Pa.
10883
Jesus never fails; words and music
by Arthur <A. Luther. (In The
evangelist in song) © Aug. 15,
1920; Qe. Apr 23,7202" Prworass =
O. E. Williams, Hrie, Pa. 10884
Jesus segnet die kindelein; kantate,
von Adolf Pritimers, of Germany, op.
54; alt- u. bass-solo. gemischten und
kinder-chor wu. orgel. 4to. 1. Ach
du sohn Davids, erbarm dich unser.
[4 others] © Apr. 18, 1928; 1 «.
May 5; E 689888; Breitkopf &
Hartel, Leipzig. 10885
Jesus tender Saviour; words by T. B.
Pollock, music by Paul Ambrose;
women’s voices. 4to. © May 11,
1928; 2 ec. May 14; E 690611; John
Church co., Cincinnati. 10886
Jesus (The) way; words and music
by Angie Maring Williams. (Jn
The evangelist in song) © Aug.
15; 1927 9) 2)°e.4 Ape) S2sun wOZ8Tt
691860; O. E. Williams, Erie, Pa.
10887
Jesus will always love you; hymn,
words by J. W. Ackerman and H.
Lillenas, music by Haldor Lillenas,
of Norway, domiciled at Indianapo-
lis. © May 1, 1928; 2 ce May 23;
E 691830; Lillenas pub. co., Indian-
apolis. 10888
Jetzt geht’s der Dolly gut; foxtrot,
worte u. musik von Willi Kollo,
spezialarr. von Fred Ralph, both of
Germany ; jazz-u. salon-orch. mit pf.-
direction. 4to. © Apr. 14, 1928;
1 ce. May 3; E 689810; Musikverlag
City, Leipzig. 10889
Jeux; de Ninerias, de Joaquin Turina,
of Spain; pf. © Apr. 10, 1928; 1 ¢.
May 7; E 692004; Rouart, Lerolle et
cie., Paris. 10890
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no. 5, 1928
10914
Jewell (Lucina) Air; from A little
suite; violin and pf. © May 7%,
1928; 2 ¢ May 11; BH 691481; G.
Sehirmer, inc., New York. 10891
Prelude; from A _ little suite;
violin and pf. ©: May 7,, 1928; 2, ¢.
May, 11; E 691478; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 10892
Jt feo. tbreicer;
Ol.
Joshua
10893
melody; by
violin and pf. [Photostat]
May 21, 1928; E 691797;
Perets Breiger, Chicago.
Jig; from A little suite, by Lucina
Jewell; violin and pf. © May 7,
192653) 2c: May 11; EH 691482; G:
Schirmer, inc, New York. 10894
Jimmy da-Walk; words and music by
Howard Johnson, Harry Barris and
Jimmy Cavanaugh; pf.’ ace., with
ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini. ©
Apr. 30, 1928;.2 c. May 1; E 691174;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 10895
Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy; comic ballad,
words and music by E. B. Holley,
arr. by T. V. Short. ©1e. May 26,
1928; E 690918; Ernest Burdette
Holley, St. Petersburg, Fla. 10896
Johnnie; one step, extrait du Village
blane, par Jean Wiener, arr. par
Vance Lowry; orch., parties de-
tachées avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
© Dee. 31, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 28, 1928,
1c. Apr. 23; E 690394; Max Eschig
et cie., Paris. 10897
Jolly (The) newsboys; words by
Birdie’ Midkiff, music by H. C.
Eldridge. Franklin, O., Eldridge
entertainment house. © Oct. 14,
1927; 2 c. Feb. 27, 1928; E 690785;
Harry C. Eldridge, Franklin, O.
10898
Jongen (Joseph) Aria; par J. Jongen,
of Belgium, op. 68, no. 1; violoncelle
et pf. © Apr. 20, 1928; 1 c. May
23; E 692322; Editions Maurice
Senart, Paris. 10899
Jota Aragonaise; morceau lyrique, de
Frank Louis Taylor, of Great Brit-
ain, op. 110, no. 2; violon et pf. ©
Jewish
Mie. So. tos. he. May 2h." BH
692149; Schott & co., ltd., London.
10900
Jubilee (The) witness; no. 2, hymns,
selected by B. E. Mitchell, and
others, arr. by E. C. Deas. 8vo. ©
Apr. 11, 1928%. 2c. Apr’ 27 y aft: Apr.
28; A 1077007; Edward C. Deas,
Chicago. 10901
Jugend-album ; von Franz Behr, bearb.
von Richard Krentzlin, of Germany ;
klavier. bd. 4, 5: © Apr.) 2; 1928;
1c. May 3; EB 689804, 689805 ; Rob-
ert Forberg, Leipzig. 10902, 10903
Jugendgarten; sammiung beliebter
salon- und vortragsstticke, von Carl
Giinschals, of Germany, op. 282, und
andere, bearb. von Hermann Wenzel,
of Germany;. pf. Band 4. © Feb.
24, 1928; 1. ¢. Apr. .25;° ©, 689719;
Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 10904
Jugendpost; album 60 vortragsstticke
ohne oktavenspannung, von Otto
Frohlich, bearb. von Hermann
Wenzel, both of Germany; pf. bd.
1,4. © Feb. 2, 1928; 1 © each Apr.
23; E 689731, 689732; Fr. Portius,
Leipzig. 10905, 10906
Jumbo-de-jum; words and music by
E. C. Sprague. © 1c. May 18, 1928;
EK 691714; Edmond Clark Sprague,
Whitehall, Mich. 10907
Junie; words by Donald A. Schmidt,
music by E. Schmidt. Cleveland, O.,
Cooley pub. co. © May 8, 1928;
2 c. May 10; E 691501; Elizabeth
Schmidt, Cleveland. 10908
Junior club greeting song; words and
music by D. L. Stuckey. 8vo.
Apr. 30, 1928; 2 c. May 4; E 691214;
Daisy Lee Stuckey, Sumter, S. C.
10909
Junior prom; from Yes, yes Siam,
words and music by J. Falk; pf.
{[Blue-print] © 1 c¢. May 15, 1928;
E 690598; Joseph Falk, Allston,
Mass. 10910
Junkers Bremen march; melody by A.
Frazzini. © 1c. May 7, 1928; E
691352; Amicus Frazzini, Boston.
10911
Just a couple o’ kids; words and mel-
ody by J. F. Taylor. © 1c. May
21, 1928; E 691771; John Floyd Tay-
lor, Anderson, Ind. 10912
Just a little blue for you; words and
music by James F. Hanley; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini.
("May 21, 1928. "2*e" May’ 22): " i
690744; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inc., New York. 10913
Just a little cottage at the end of lov-
ers’ lane; from Tanya, words and
music by T. C. M. Antonacci. ©1e.
May 3, 1928; E 691234; Theresa C.
M. Antonacci, San Jose, Calif.
10914
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10915
Just a little west of West Virginia;
words and music by Harry Pease
and Ed. G. Nelson, arr. by Rube Ben-
nett; pf. and ukulele acc. © May
14, 1928; 2 c« May 14; E 691540;
Harold Rossiter music co., Chicago.
10915
Just a night for meditation; fox trot,
words and music by Lewis-Young
and Lew Pollack, arr. by Arthur
Lange; orch. 4to. © May 18, 1928;
2c. May 26;.E 691926; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
10916
Just a night for meditation; words
and music by Lewis & Young and
Lew Pollack; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by A. J. Franchini. © May 11,
1928; 2 c May 12; E 691529; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
10917
Just another day with Jesus; words
and music by A. H. Ackley. © May
24, 1928: 2 « May.28;..H, 691917;
Walter C. Schofield, Wilkes-Barre,
Pa. 10918
Just because; words by Dick Shryock |
fi. e. Richard Shyrock], music by
Bob Gilbert [i. e. R. Gilbert] ©
1c. Apr. 20, 1928; E 691242; Robert
Gilbert, Oskaloosa, Ia. 10919
Just blue; waltz, words by J. Ranauld,
music by Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. May
26, 1928; E 691941; Jeanne Ranauld,
Chicago. 10920
Just dreaming: words and melody by
J: : Jc: Nunziato: “© 1.e; May 23,
1928; E 690896; James J. Nunziato,
Comstock, N. Y. 10921
Just kids; words by Sidney Clare and
Charles Tobias, melody by Jimmy
Monaco. © 1.@ May 1, 1928: EH
690236; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 10922
Just one more day; love waltz, on a
theme by P. ‘Tschaikowsky, words
and music by Jack Mahoney; pf. and
ukulele acc., with E flat alto and B
flat ten. saxophone pts. © Apr. 27,
1928; 2c. May 1; EH 690191; Belwin,
ine., New York. 10923
Just one more day; waltz. on a theme
by Tschaikowsky, words and music
by. Jack Mahoney, arr. by Henri
Weber; orch. 4to. © Apr. 27, 1928;
2c. May 7: E 691394; Belwin, inc.,
New York. 10924
Just talk with him a_ little while:
words and musie by Angie Maring
pt. TRIS. v.28
Williams. (Jn The evangelist in
song.) © Aug. 15, 1927; 2 c. Apr.
23, 1928; E 691849; O. E. Williams,
Hrie, Pa. 10925
Just to call back a few passed years;
words and music by B. C. MecCub-
bin. © May 22, 1928; 2 ec. May 24;
E 690863; Basil C. McCubbin, Rock
Island, Ill. 10926
Just to please you; words and melody
by E. M. Grajewski and Reggy Gra-
jewski [i. e. Regina A. Grajewski]
© 1c. May 15, 1928; E 691592; Ea-
. mund M. Grajewski, Chicago.
10927
Ka-la-ma-zoo; quartette burlesque,
words and music by I. B. Arnstein.
© 1c. May 12, 1928; E 691544; Ira
B. Arnstein, New York. 10928
Katzenjammer (Seediness) ; von Hans
May. of Austria; salon-orch., mit pf.
direktion u. violine 1 direktion. ©
Feb... 27; 1928) nen eApriiea
689754; Wiener bohéme-verlag. Ber-
Lins Pf = 10929
Keep climbin’; lyric and melody by F.
Padwe. © 1 ¢ May 22, 1928: H
690765; Frank Padwe, New York.
10930
Keep smiling; words and music by A.
H. Ackley... © May 24, 1928; 2 e.
May 28; E 691918; Waiter C. Scho-
field, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 109381
Keep smiling till the clouds roll by;
words by EF. H. Carter, music by
M. J. Benoit. © 1c. Apr. 25, 1928;
E 691332: Frank Harold Carter and
Meclea James Benoit, Indian Or-
chard, Mass. 10932
Keep watching for the bluebird; fox
trot, words and music by Billy Bis-
satt L&W... den Bissecuia Gn. G.
May 31, 1928; E 691988; William
John Bissett, St. Catharines, On-
tario, Canada. 10933
Kentucky, o’ Kentucky ; words by Sara
Carter Graddy [pseud. of S. F.
Graddy]. music by Charles L. John-
son. ©1c. Apr. 24, 1928: E 687987;
Sara Frances Graddy, Hoxie, Kan.
10934
Ketty boxeur; fantaisie-sélection, par
G. Gabaroche, arr. par Francis Sala-
bert, of France; orch. avee pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Apr. 15, 1928;
1c. May 10; E. 692264; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 10935
068
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
Keyboard adventures; ten study
pieces, by A. Louis Scarmolin; pf.
© May 18, 1928; 2 c. May 21; E
691817; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 10936
Keyboard (The) express; melody by
Mike Jackson. © 1c. May 2, 1928;
E 691192; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., inc., New York. 10937
Kiddy dear; words and music by W.
CG. Gunther. ©.1 c. May 23, 1928;
E 690839; William Carl Gunther,
Saranac Lake, N. Y. 10938
Kind (The) that makes the U. S. A.;
words and music by C. H. Linn, arr.
by Herman Arndt. © 1 c. May 7,
1928; E 6913844; Cicero H. Linn,
Pueblo Col. 10939
Kinder-sinfonie (Children’s sym-
phony); von Theodor -Prusse, of
Germany, op: 4. 1. Klavier zu 4
hainden.—2. Klavier zu 2 handen, 2
violinen, cello und _ kinderinstru-
mente. © Aug. 31, 1927; 1 c. each
Apr. 23, 1928; E 689745, 689746;
Georg Bratfisch, Frankfurt-Oder,
Germany. 10940, 10941
Kinder-spiel und tanzlieder; worte u.
musik von O. Blensdorf, of Germany.
ier, SHautace-—2. heft: 7° '©
Mar. 2, 1928; 1 «@ each Apr. 28;
E 689826, 689827; Otto Blensdorf,
Godesberg/Rh., Germany.
10942, 10943
Kinderlust (Children’s enjoyment) ;
60 leichte vortragsstticke, von Emil
Radi, bearb. von Hermann Wenzel,
both of Germany; pf., 4 hinden. bd.
1,2. © Feb. 2, 1928; 1 c. each Apr.
23; E 689727, 689728; Fr. Portius,
Leipzig. 10944, 10945
King Cormac; musical monograph on
Irish folk-song, by A. W. Patterson,
of Great Britain, op. 35, no. 1; pf.
Dublin, Pigott & co., ltd. © Apr.
20, 1928; 1 «@ May 4; E 689811;
Annie W. Patterson, Cork, Ireland.
10946
King (The) of kings; words and musie
by A. HE. Buckingham. Berkeley,
Calif., Fireside songs. © May 22,
1928; 2 ce. May 28; E 690921; Albert
Edward Buckingham, Berkeley,
Calif. 10947
King (The) triumphant; sacred ecan-
tata, words compiled by C. P. E.
Smith, music by Ernest A. Dicks,
of Great Britain; mixed voices.
4to. © Apr. 28, 1928; 1 ce. May 10;
E 692035; Bayley & Ferguson,
Giasgow. 10948
10959
i
Kingdom (The) of make-believe;
words and music by B. Raffetto, arr.
by Margaret Zerbe Cowl. © 1 ¢.
May 28, 1928; E 690965; Bertha
Raffetto, Reno, Ney. 10949
Kirmes (Kermess); lindliches fest,
von Hans May, of Austria; salon-
orch., mit pf. direktion und violine
1 direktion. © Feb. 27, 1928; 1 «.
Apr. 28; E 689756; Wiener bohéme-
verlag, Berlin. 10950
Kiss (A) before we part; words and
music by M. Preston. © 1c. May
5, 1928; EH 690380; Mae Preston,
Los Angeles. 10951
Kiss (A) for Cinderella ; from Present
arms, words by Lorenz Hart, music
by Richard Rodgers; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © May 23, 1928; 2c. May
25; E 690856; Harms, ine, New
York. 10952
Kiss (A) from you; waltz, words and
music by Alby Carrithers and Hilda
Carrithers; pf, -© 1c. May 3, 1928;
EK 691235; Alby FEF. Carrithers,
Kansas City, Mo. 10953
Klatschbasen (Telltales); von Mac
Adams [pseud. of Hans May], of
Austria; salon-orch., mit pf. direk-
tion u. violine 1 direktion. © Feb.
21, 1928; 1. ¢..Apr., 23; E 689758;
Wiener bohéme-verlag, Berlin.
10954
Klavierfibel; 1. heft, deutsche volks-
lieder, gesetzt von LL. Deutsch, of
Austria; zweistimmig. © Apr. 19,
1928; 1 c. Mar. 31; EH 692324; Leon-
hard Deutsch, Vienna. 10955
Kleine (Hine) liebelei; valse boston,
worte von Fritz Rotter u. Otto
Stransky, musik von Harry Ralton,
of Germany. © Apr. 1, 1928; 1.
May 10; EH 689954; Drei masken-
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 10956
Kleiner flirt (A little flirt); von
Guido Vanini [pseud.], of Austria ;
salon-orch. mit violino 1 direction,
pf. direction u. organo. © Feb. 27,
1928; 1 c. Apr. 23; E 689760; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, Berlin. 10957
Kochana Madzia (Lovable Margie) ;
polka, by J. B. Janik; pf. [Blue-
print]..{ © fl ye Maye 3.2:19285)' EB
690295: Bishop music pub. house,
Buffalo. 10958
Koechlin (Ch.) 64 exercices A 2
parties; pour les commencants, sans
le passage du pouce, par Ch. Koech-
lin, of France; pf. © Apr. 20, 1928;
1 ec. May 23; E 692318; Editions
Maurice Senart, Paris. 10959
069
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10960
Konig Tod; musikdichtung in einem
aufzug, text von Franz Lestan,
musik von Wilhelm Rettich, of Ger-
many, op. 9; klavierauszug, mit text.
© Feb. 28, 1928: 1) Apr 23*° EB
689886; Ries & Erler, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 10960:
Kokeika; polka, by <A. Schwartz:
violin: ©. W ex Apr 2928 EB
691425; Abe Schwartz. New York.
10961
Kokolo blues; words and melody by
Madlyn > Davis. © 1 ¢ May 31,
1828; E 693026; Chicago musie pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 10962
Komm mit mir an die see; foxtrot,
text von Fritz Rotter, musik von
Otto Stransky. of Germany. © Apr.
1, 1928; 1 «. May 10; BE 689959; Drei
masken-verlag, a. g., Berlin. 10963
Kiiss mich; tango, aus Mtinchhausen,
text von Felix Doérmann u. Bela Jen-
bach, musik von Ernst Steffan-Blas-
ser, of Austria. © Dec. 10, 1927;
1c. Apr. 23, 1928; E 689769; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Le'pzig. 10964
Kum do kumy; melody by P. Hume-
niuk. ©1c. May 3, 1928; E 690292;
Paul Humeniuk, New York. 10965
Kute and kunning; by Claude Lapham;
pf. © May 14, 1928; 2 ec. May 15; |
E 691564; Alfred & co., New York.
10966
Kyrie eleison; paroles de Paul Ver-
laine, musique de Renée Philippart
Gonzalez, of France. © Apr. 20,
1928; 1 ce. May 23; E 692312; Wdi-
tions Maurice Senart, Paris. 10967
Lacreme d’ammore; serenata, versi e
musica di S. Ricca, of Italy, domi-
ciled at Brooklyn. © 1. May 16,
1928 ; E 691725; Silvio Ricca, Brook-
lyn. 10968
Ladron (Thief) ; tango, English lyrics
by Carol Raven, Spanish lyrics by
Luis C. Sepulveda and Carlos Co-
bian, music by C. Cobian. © May
16, 1928; 2 ec. May 17; EH. 690638 ;
Edward B. Marks music co., New
York. 10969
Lady Pompadour; court dance, by
Gabriel Morel, arr. by Calvin
Grooms; violin and pf. © May 28,
1928;'2 ec. May 31; E 693058; Cen-
tury music pub. co., New York.
10970
pt. 17, f: s.,-V..28
Lagoon (A) in Rangoon; a Burmese
barearolle, words and music by Val
Valentine, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with ukulele and banjulele banjo
arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in B flat.
[Staff and tonie sol-fa notations]
© May 21, 1928; 1 « May 22: EH
692194; B. Feldman & co., London.
10971
Lagrima (Una); tango, de José Sen-
tis, of Spain; pf.: © Apr. 15, 1928;
1 ce. May 10; E 692289; Francis Sa-
labert, Paris. 10972
Lake (The) isle of Innisfree; words
by W. B. Yeats, music by Muriel
Herbert; in E. © May 11, 1928;
1c May 12; E 692114; Elkin & co..,
ltd., London. 10973
Lake (The) of the dismal swamp;
choral. ballad, words by 'Thomas
Moore, music by Russell Hancock
Miles; women’s voices, with sop.
solo. 4to. © May 11, 1928; 2 «.
' May 11; E 6913892; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. ‘10974
Lamb of God; words and music by
Angie Maring Williams. (In The
evangelist in song) Aug. 15,
1927; 2 ec. Apr. 23, 1928; E 691858;
O. E. Williams, Hrie, Pa. 10975
Land (A) so far away; words and
melody by M. B. Dockrell, of Can-
ada. ©1c. May 18, 1928; E 691689 ;
Margery Brenda Dockrell, Cockburn
Island, Ont., Canada. 10976
Lane of love; words and music by
M. C. Jansen. © 1c. May 19. 1928;
E 690727; Maude Campbell-Jansen,
San José, Calif. 10977
Lantern (The) album; arr. scored,
ed., fingered and bowed by James
Brown, of England; string orch.,
with pf. 1. Preludio. [4 others]
© May 14, 1928; 1’ c. May 15; EB
692112; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London.
10978
Largo; from The new world sym-
phony, by Antonin Dvorak, arr. by
Henry S. Sawyer, bowed and fin-
gered by Ann Hathaway; violin solo,
duet, trio or quartet, with pf. ace.
4to.. © Apr. 30; 1928; 2 e (May 3;
E 690255; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago. 10979
Lark (The); words by Donald Bain,
music by E. A. Schulze, arr. by A.
GG. W.. ‘© Tey Maye at, 0285 b
691455; Ernest A. Schulze, Evans-
ton, Ill. 10980
570
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
Last night; words and music by E. BE.
Reed. 1 ec. May 26, 1928; E
691939 ; Eleanor EH. Reed, New York.
10981
Last night I dreamed you kissed me;
fox trot, lyric by Gus Kahn, music
by Carmen Lombardo, arr. by Wal-
ter C. Simon; pf. or organ. © May
22, 1928; 2 « May 24; E 690779;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 10982
Last night I dreamed you-kissed me;
fox trot, words by Gus Kahn, mus’c
by Carmen Lombardo; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Apr. 23, 1928; 2 c. Apr.
27; E 691164; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. > 10983
Last (The) word; march. by G. H.
Huffine; band. 4to. © May 19,
1928; 2 c. May 19; E 690704; Karl
L. King music house, Fort Dodge,
Ta. 10984
Laugh; words and melody by W. J.
Guess. © 1 c. May 25, 1928; E
680907; Wilmot Joseph Guess, New
York. 10985
Laughter has come; words by Mildred
Seitz, music by Ralph Cox, 1. Sop.
or ten—2. Alto or bar. © May 10,
1928; 2 c. each May 15; E 690568;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
10986
words and melody by
Len Gray and Al Gifford, jr. ©1c.
May 2, 1928: E 691193; Clarence
Williams music pub. co., inc., New
York. 10987
League (The) of nations; words and
music by J. B. Wark. © May 7,
1928; 2 c. May 21; E 691750; J. B.
Wark, Portland, Or. 10988
Leb. wohl mein deern am _ schonen
Elbestrand; slow-fox aus Achtung!
es wird gedreht, worte von Walther
Rothenburg-Wero, musik von Franz
Strassmann, of Germany. © Dec.
Bal £9275 2. ayn Aprye23,, (h028 eq H
689847; Fritz Horst, Altona/Elbe,
Germany. 10989
Leb’ wohl vergiss mich; slow-fox,
worte von Fritz Rotter, musik von
Jim Cowler, of Germany. © Apr.
mrHg28; 1 «. May 10; BE 689955;
Drei masken-verlag, a. g., Berlin.
10890
Lebedig yankil; words by M. Rund,
melody by A. Lebedoff. © 1 ¢. May
7, 1928; E 690424; Morris Rund,
New York. 10991
Lazy mama;
11003
~
*Lectric chair blues; words and mel-
ody by Lemon Jefferson. © 1 «
May 31, 1928; E 6930385; Chicago
music pub. co., ine., Chicago. 10992
Leggenda Hawaiiana; adattamento
ritmico di Guido di Napoli, musica
di Edoardo Lanzetta, of Italy. ©
ABT. st. LOZSey aver May sh 0H)
692100; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
10993
Legionette (The) ; musical comedy in
3 acts, words and music by C.
Smiley. © 1 c..May 24, 1928; D
273827; Chas. Smiley, Paris, Tex.
10994
Lei, lei, buy lei; from the Junior
league review Hula moon, words by
Don Blanding, music by R. A.
Anderson. © May 2, 1928; 2 «
May 8; E 691367; R. Alexander
Anderson, Honolulu. 10995
Lenauheimer; walzer, by P. Miiller;:
violin. © 1° ¢ May 2, 1928: E
691373; Peter Miiller, Philadelphia.
10996
Lerche (Die); polka, py P. Miiller;
violin. Le... May 2... 1928)
691872; Peter Miller, Randolph, Pa.
. 10997
Let freedom’s music ring; hymn of
freedom, words and music by Well-
ington Adams; mixed voices. 4to.
Apr 23. 1928 > 2c Aor ote oh
691357; Edward B. Marks music co.,
New York. 10998
Let’s give three cheers for the three
volunteers; words and music by
Jack Palmer and Irving Mills. ©
May 1051928: ‘2 ef oMaty + 162° Hi
691568; Jack Mills, inc., New York.
10999
Letter (A) from my boy; words and
music by Alexander McArthur
[pseud. of L. Nicchia] © 1 c¢. May
10, 1928; E 691450; Lillian Nicchia,
Mountain Lakes, N. J. 11000
Letters; words and music by J. deC.
Lagassé. © 1 ¢. May 28, 1928; EB
691958; Julie deChamplain Lagassé,
Fall River, Mass. 11001
Li moi dili miricani; versi e melodia
di P. Sciascia, of Italy. © 1c. May
15, 1928; E 691598; Pasquale
Sciascia, Philadelphia. 11002
Li paise de bare; versi e musica di
Michele Rapanaro; violin. © 1 «.
May 15, 1928; E 691589; Frank
Amodio, Brooklyn. 11003
571
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11004
pt. 111, mis. W. 25
Li paisi dila maiella; versi e melodia
di P. Sciascia, of Italy. © 1c. May
15, 1928; H 691599; Pasquale Scias-
cia, Philadelphia. 11004
Libro (11) dei compiti; per la scuola
di teoria e solfeggio, di Ettore Poz-
zoli, of Italy. obl. 8vo. 1. Fasci-
colo primo.—2, Fascicolo Secondo.
© May 16, 1928; 1 c each May 17;
He 692121, 692122; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 11005, 11006
Liebesgestiindnis (Love confession) ;
canzonetta, von Otto Kockert, op. 86,
bearb. von L. Zeitlberger, both of
Germany; orch., mit pf. direktion.
400. -©) Angi 24° 1926. 1 ex Apres 23:
. 1928; EH 689712; Richard Birnbach,
Berlin. 11007
Liederperlen; 150 der _ beliebtesten
volksmelodien, bearb. von Hermann
Wenzel, of Germany, 2*° stimme, ad
lib. bd. 1. 1. Bearb. von L. Gar-
dini, of Germany, fiir 1 0. 2 mando-
linen.—2. Bearb. von Wilhelm Lerz,
of Germany, fiir 1 0. 2 trompeten.—
3. Bearb. von Gustav. Metzler, of
Germany, fiir 1 o. 2 violinen.
Feb. 1, 13, 1928; 1 c. each Apr. 23;
KE 689722-689724; Fr. Portius, Leip-
wig. 11008-11010
Lietuvin hymnas; march, melody by
A. Schwartz. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1928;
HK 691424; Abe Schwartz, New York.
11011
Life; folk play, with music by Jean
Stor [pseud. of W. Astor Morgan |
© 1c. May 12, 1928; D 27320; W.
Astor Morgan, New York. 11012
Life’s sunshine; words and melody by
H. P. Nissen. © 1 ¢. May 9, 1928;
EH 691385; Harry Petersen Nissen,
Oakland, Calif. 11013
Light; sacred song, words by Emmy
Matt Rush, music by Mabelle Dyer ;
med. voice. © May 18, 1928; 2 «.
May 21; E 691819; Walter A.
Quincke, Los Angeles. 11014
Light house blues; words and melody
by Lemon Jefferson. © 1 c. May
31, 1928; E 693046; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 11015
Light o’ love; fox trot, words by J.
Ranauld, music by Ray Hibbeler. ©
1 ¢. May 26, 1928; E 691945; Jeanne
Ranauld, Chicago. 11016
Lilac time; words and melody by
Frank Parente. © 1 ec. May 15,
1928; H 691586; James Dante, Mad-
ison, N. J. 11017
ave
Lilge (Hermann) Drei impromptus;
von H. Lilge, of Germany, op. 15;
klavier. 1. Andante quasi allegretto.
[2 others] © Jan. 5, 1928: 1 «
Apr. 23; E 689858; Chr. Friedrich
Vieweg, G. m. b. H., Berlin-Lichter-
felde, Germany. 11018
Lincke winke; fox trot-fantasie 2, von
Paul Lincke, of Germany; salon-
orch. mit pf. direktion. 4to. © May
7, 1928; 1 « May .25; Hi 692204;
Apollo verlag, Berlin. 11019
Lindbergh ; words and music by R. L.
Calkins. © 1 ¢. May 26, 1928: EB
691936; Rosa Laura Calkins, Albu-
querque, N. M. 11020
Lindbergh en Puerto Rico; danzo6n,
por F. Carballo; pf. © 1 ¢. May 29,
1928; H 690966; Francisco Carballo,
Santurece, P. R. 11021
Lindenwood college songs; words and
music by Helen Asher, Marian Haire,
and others, compiled and ed. by
/ John Thomas. © May 21, 1928;
2c. May 23; H 690831; Lindenwood —
college, St. Charles, Mo. 11022
‘Lindy: words and music by F. Mc-
Closkey. © May 12, 1928; 2 c. May
14; E 691532; Frank McCloskey,
Philadelphia. 11023
Lindy, the bird of the clouds; words
by A. S. Martorelli, melody by Nick
Aversano, of Italy, domiciled at New
York. © 1 ec. May 9, 1928; E
6913881; A. S. Martorelli, New York.
11024
Lindy, we’re a million strong for you;
words by Robert E. Kerwin, music
by S. P. Carpenter. Boston, Mass.,
Tremont music pub. co. © May 2,
1928; 2c. May 3; EH 691226; Seth P.
Carpenter, Framingham, Mass.
11025
Lingering memories; romanza, by Eric
R. Moss, arr. by Calvin Grooms}; vio-
lin and pf. © May 28, 1928; 2 «.
May 31; E 693064; Century music
pub. co., New York. 11026
Lion (The) of Judah; words and mu-
sic by Angie Maring Williams. (In
The evangelist in song.) © Aug.
15, °° 1927; 2°’ eG Apr. Zan e1o2s
691844; O. E. Williams, Erie, Pa.
11027
Liriche; traduzione di Augusto Her-
met e Lamberto Caffarelli, musica di
Lamberto Caffarelli, of Italy. Canto
a Maria. [2 others] © Apr. 20,
1928; 1 c. May 22; BH 692329; A. &
G. Carisch & c., Milan. 11028
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
Lise; poésie d’Henri Bernard, musique
d’Edouard Mathé, of France. ©
Wer '30; 719283." ec... Apr, 23; HB
689939 ; Editions musicales Sam Fox,
Paris. 11029
Liszt (Franz) Lisztonia; fox-trot fan-
tasy on melodies of Franz Liszt, arr.
by Calvin Grooms; pf. © May 1,
1928; 2 ec. May 3; E 690270; Century
musie pub. ¢co., New York. 11030
Lisztonia; fox trot fantasy on
melodies of F. Liszt, by Calvin
Grocms, arr. by Frank E. Barry;
orech. © May 8, 1928; 2 c. May 10;
E 690579; Century music pub. co.,
New York. 11031
Little (The) bachelor bird; words by
Fred G. Bowles, music by C. Edgar
Ford. © May 5, 1928; 2 ec. May 7;
E 690456; G. Ricordi & co., inc., New
York. 11032
Little black sheep; words by Charles
Newman, music by Larry Shay, arr.
by Rube Bennett; pf. and ukulele
ace. © May 15, 1928; 2 c. May 17;
E 690691; Milton Weil music co.,
Chicago. 11033
Little (A) Dutch garden; three pf.
cho., words by Hattie Whitney, mu-
sic by Catherine Panill Mead, arr.
by Ralph L. Baldwin; mixed voices
with bass solo. 4to. © May 11,
1928; 2 « May 14; E 690616; John
Church co., Cincinnati. 11034
Little flower; words by Mary Frances
Butts, music by E. L. Wendel; sop.
© 1c. May 7, 1928; BH 691351: Em-
ma Louise Wendel, Trenton, N. J.
11035
Little high hat; from High-hat, words
»- and music by Ted Williams; pf. ace.,
with ukulele arr. by Erwin J. Rung.
© May 14,1928; 2c. May 12: BH
690513; Shattinger piano & music
-co., St. Louis. 11036
Little Irish rose: from Abie’s Irish
rose, words by Anne Nichols, music
by .J..S. Zamecnik; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by May Singhi Breen.
© May ‘8, 1928;.2 ¢ May..7%;.. EB
691258; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleve-
land. 110387
Little madcap (Schmeichelkitgchen) ;
by Richard Krentzlin, of Germany,
op. 125, no. 3; pf. ©;May 10, 1928 ;
2 ¢. May 12; E 690625; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 110388
Little Miss Friendly; from The friend-
ly girl, words and music by E. H.
- 11050
Clarke. © May 5, 1928; 2 c. May
22; EH 691823; Hrle Howe Clarke,
Brookline, Mass. 110389
Little (The) shirt my mother made
for me; words anon., music by C.
Carver. © 1 @ May 11, 1928; E
691438 ; Charles Carver, Los Angeles.
11040
Little sleepy eyes; words by R. M.
Trackwell, melody by Charles W.
Randall. © 1c. May 21, 1928; E
691770; Raymond M. Trackwell,
Oakland, Calif. 11041
Little (A) too much of everything is
not enough for me; words by T. L.
Paine, music by Chester Escher.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
May 1, 1928; 2 c. May 5; E 690365 ;
Tracy L. Paine, Milwaukee. 11042
Lizzie is Elizabeth now; words and
melody by Lillias Macox Wilson
[pseud: of L.. M. Wilcox] © 1 e¢.
May 12, 1928; E 690548; Lillian
Mason Wilcox, Little Compton, R. I.
11043
Lolita; por A. Rubio y Hd Tavo, both
of Mexico, domiciled at Los Angeles,
Calif.; pf. 8vo. [Photostat] ©
May 3, 1928; 2c. May 5; E 6912638;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 11044
Lolita; words and music by Maurice
Arnold; 3 treble voices. 4to.
May 9, 1928; 2c. May 26; E 691910;
C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 11045
London fog; fox trot, by Jack Le Soir
and Ray Doll, arr. by Irving Peskin;
orch2*’4ito.” ©), Apr: 20; 49285" 2) @.
May 14; E 691533; Denton & Has-
kins musie pub. co., inc., New York.
11046
London pieces; for young - music
makers. by Alan Gordon, of Eng-
land; pf: © May 4, 1928; 1 c. May
5; HE 689900; Elkin &**co., Jtd.,
London. 11047
Lonely (The) grave; words and mel-
ody by Claude Grant. © 1 ¢. May
18, 1928; E 691705; United pub. co.,
New York. 11048
Lonely I wait for you; words and
music by B. Hall. © 1c. May 14,
1928; E 690584; Billy Hall, Chatta-
nooga, Tenn. 11049:
Lonely, like the man in the moon for
you; fox-trot, words and music by
Max Siegel and Maurice H. Fried-
feld, arr. by Jean Walz. © May 8,
1928; 2 e. May 10; E 691502; Julian
Mack, Chicago. 11050
573
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11051
Lonely little bluebird; words and mel-
ody by Harry Woods. © 1c. May
11, 1928; EH 6914381; Irving Berlin,
_ ine., New York. 11051
Long ago; hymn, words by Maude
Wilson, music by R. Harkness, of
Australia, domiciled at South Pasa-
dena, Calif. © Oct..1, 1926; 2 «¢.
May 18, 1928; E 691647; Robert
Harkness, South Pasadena, Calif.
11052
Long lost John blues; words and mel-
ody by Charlie Jackson. © 1 «@
May 31, 1928; E 693030; Chicago
music pub. co., ine., Chicago. 11053
Longing: waltz, words by J. Ranauld,
music by Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. May
26, 1928; EH 691944; Jeanne Ranauld,
Chicago. 11054
Lontano non posso stare; versi di L.
Tartaglia, musica di G. Marranzini,
of Italy; 1st violin. © 1c. May 10,
1928; E 690484; Luigi Tartaglia,
Albany. 11055
Look who’s in love with me; words
and melody by Benee_ Russell,
Charles Tobias, and Henry H.
Tobias. © 1 ce. May 8, 1928; E
690427; DeSylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine., New York. 11056
Looking for the blues; words and mel-
ody by Thomas A. Dorsey. © 1.
May 10, 1928; E 690479; Richard
M. Jones music pub. co., Chicago.
11057
Loop the loop; march, by F. BH. Noel;
band. Cincinnati O., Fillmore music
house. 4to. © Apr. 28, 1928; 2 ¢.
May 12; E 690520; Fillmore bros.
co., Cincinnati. 11058
Lorna; words by F. J. Manhart, music
by Jean Stor. Richmond, Va., New
south music co. © May 1, 1928;
2 ec. May 8; E 6903841; Frank J.
Manhart, Richmond. 11059
Lost-boy blues; melody by P. McAbee.
© 1e. May 10, 1928; E 690485;
United pub. co., New York. 11060
Louise; words and music by L.
Gavigan. © 1c. May 8, 1928; HE
691709; Louise Gavigan, Sacramento,
Calif. 11061
Louma; 3 barearolle, par Serge
Weksler, of France; orch.; avec pf.
conducteur et 1°* violons conducteur.
4to. © Apr. 10, 1928; 1 c. May 7;
E 689992; Choudens, Paris. 11062:
Love affairs; words by Al Dubin, mel-
ody by J. Russel Robinson. © 1 ¢.
pt. IIT, 0. s., v. 23
May 22, 1928; E 691776; Waterson, —
Berlin & Snyder co., New York. .
11063
Love call from Spain; words and
music by O. Webs. © 1 c¢. May 12,
1928; E 690544; Oleg Webs, Santa
Barbara, Calif. 11064
Love dawned yesterday; words and
music by O. M. Lansing. -© 1 e.
May 23, 1928; EH 690847; Olga M.
Lansing, Venice, Calif. 11065
Love divine; hymn anthem, words by
Charles Wesley, music by Ros Vors;
mixed voices. 4to. © May 2, 1928;
2 ¢ May 10; E 690465; Concordia
pub. house, St. Louis. 11066
Love dreams; words by Ethel Claire
Goodell, music by J. P. Breiger.
[Photostat] © 1.¢ May 21, 1928;
EK 691796; Joshua Perets’ Breiger,
Chicago. 11067
Love in a village; a comic opera in
three acts, by Isaac Bickerstaffe, of
England, music by Dr. Arne and
others, arr. by Alfred Reynolds, of
England. 4to. © May 11, 1928; 1c.
May 17; D 27323; Eikin & co., Itd.,
London. 11068
Love is a riddle; words and music by
John Prindle Seott. 1. Med. voice.—
2. High voice. © May 15, 1928; 2 ¢.
each. May “16; EL, GS06S1 >) Bo.
Huntzinger, inc., New York. 11069
Love is a ticklish thing; words and
melody by W. R. Hodgin. ©1e
May 31, 1928; E 691986; Willard
Randolph Hodgin, Greensboro, N. C.
11070
Love is my wonderful song; words
and melody by J. E. Burch. ©1e.
Apr. 30, 1928; E 690201; Ralph Peer,
New York. 11071
Love is the wind; words by Eleanor
Hammond, music by Raymond Earle
Mitchell; low voice. © May 17,
1928; 2 ce. May 21; E 691738; Gam-
ble hinged music co., Chicago.
11072
Love lies; words and music by B.
Morrell. © 1c. Apr. 30, 1928; E
690223 ; Bensie Morrell, Los Angeles.
11073
Love, like a bee; words by J. Edgar
Smith, music by D. Dowell. © 1 ce.
Mar. 13, 1928; HE 690605; Della
Dowell, Wake Forest, N. C. 11074
Love only one all the time; words and
melody by J. Tucker. © 1 ec. May
9, 1928; E 6913877 ; Jeannette Tucker,
New Orleans. 11075
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
Love where roses bloom in springtime ;
lyrics by E. Howard, melody by
Vernon Hughes and E. Howard. ©
1 ec. May 238, 1928; E 690840; Ed-
ward Howard, Washington. 11076
Lovely; words and melody by Bud
Fernwood. © 1c. May 25, 1928;
E 690908; Roland Guehrer, New
York. 11077
Lovely voices of the sky; Christmas
song, words anon., music by James
Raymond Duane; organ acc. with
violin obbl. ad l'b. © Mar. 29, 1928;
2 e. May 28; E 690930; Concordia
pub. house, St. Louis. ‘11078
Lovye’s conquest; burlesque ballad,
words and music by Ernest Long-
staffe, of Great Britain. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr. 5,
1928; 1 c. May 22; E 692182; Rey-
nolds & co., London. 11079
Love’s enemy; words by George Dar-
sey, music by Jay Vick [pseud. of
J. V. O’Brien] [Photostat] ©1le.
May 10, 1928; E 691447; J. Vick
O’Brien, Pittsburgh. 11080
Love’s message; by William Berwald ;
violin obbl. © Apr. 12, 1928; 2 ¢.
May 11; E 691518; Oliver Murray
Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y. 11081
Love’s moment; by George Bagby;
cello with pf. ace. © May 7, 1928;
2c. May 11; E 691510; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 11082
Love’s sweet unity; waltz song, words
by J. B. Crosby, music by Thomas
A. Dorsey. © May 22, 1928; 2 e.
May 24; E 690864; Joseph B.
Crosby, Chicago. 11083
Love’s worship; words by Violet Mor-
land, music by Kenneth A. Wright,
of Great Britain; high voice; in G.
London, Winthrop Rogers, ltd. ©
May 12; .1928;; .1. ce) May: 24; E
692226; Hawkes & son, (London)
ltd., London. 11084
Loving you; words by G. Gruskin and
Jack Pincus, music by J. Solomon,
arr. by Wallee Brown. © May 1,
1928; 2 ec. May 3; E 690352; George
Gruskin, John Pincus and Jerry
Sclomon, Chicago. 11085
Loving you forevermore; words by C.
P. Sullivan, music by A. Sacco. ©
1 ec. May 19, 1928; E 690725; An-
thony Sacco and Cornelius P. Sul-
livan, Waterbury, Conn. 11086
Loving you like I do; words and mu-
sic by Bernie Grossman, Billy Moll
j 11099
and Arthur Sizemore; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © May 23, 1928; 2 c. May
25; EH 690870; Forster music pub-
lisher, inc., Chicago. 11087
Low-down; words by Jo’ Trent, music
by Peter De Rose. © May 3, 1928;
2c. May 4; H 691231; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. 11088
Lu cassaru; versi di Antonio Crivello,
musica di Paolo Dones. © 1 ¢ May
10, 1928; E 690477; John Clano,
Woodside, L. I., N. Y. 11089
Lullaby; song for children, words by
H. C. Dent, music by Chastey
Hector, of England; in D flat. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
May 4, 1928; 1 c. May 5; E 689899;
Elkin & co., ltd., London. 11090
Lullaby (A); lyric by J. R. McIver,
music by T. E. Tudor. © 1c. May
18, 1928; EH 691707; James R. Mc-
Iver, Washington. 11091
Luliaby me, Ill rock-a-bye you; words
by Irving Fields, melody by Edwin
Clark, .;.©pe1. .c. May 16. 19285 B
691680 ; Irving Greenfield, New York.
11092
Lulu; fantaisie-sélection, par Phillippe
Parés et Georges Van Parys, arr.
par FEF, Salabert, of France; orch.
avee pf. conducteur. 4to. © Apr.
15, 1928; 1c May 10; EH 692266;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 11093
Luna d’argento; waltz by P. Frosini.
© 1c. May 18, 1928; E 691715; Sus-
sie Riccardi, New York. 11094
Lustiges (Hin) happy end (A merry
happy end); von Mac Adams, of
Austria; salon-orch. mit violino 1
direction, pf. direction u. organo.
Feb. 27, 1928; 1c. Apr. 28; E 689766 ;
Wiener bohéme-verlag, Berlin. 11095
Luvaccaro; versi e melodia di F. Cer-
lito, of Italy. © 1c. May 18, 1928;
E 691699; Filippo Cerlito, Philadel-
phia. 11096
Lynwood; march, by J. Ord Hume, of
England; pf. © May 11, 1928; 1 ¢.
May 21; E 692215; James Planta
Hull, London. 11097
Ma non cantar l’amore; serenata, versi
di Angelo Ramiro Borella, musica di
Nino Piccinelli, of Italy. © Apr.
27, 1928's. 1 eG.) May 226 Ei. 6923534:
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 11098
Ma Rainey’s black bottom; words and
melody by Gertrude Rainey. ©1e.
May 31, 1928; E 693051; Chicago
music pub. co., ine., Chicago. 11099
O75
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11100
McAbee’s railroad piece; melody by P.
McAbee. © 1 c. May 10, 1928: EB
680486; United pub. co., New York.
11100
Machabey-Ganeval (E.) Trois piéces
faciles pour piano; par E. Macha-
bey-Ganeval, of France. 1. En médi-
tant. [2 others] © Dee. 31, 1927:
1c. May 7, 1928; E 689988 ; Alphonse
Ledue et cie., Paris. 114101
McKinley school ensemble collection ;
compiled by Henry S. Sawyer; j, 2,
3 or 4 violins with pf. ace. 4to.. ©
Apr. 30, 1928; 2 ce. May 3; aff. May
18; A 1079089; McKinley music co..
Chicago. 11102
Madame Chrysanthéme: comédie ly-
rique de André Messager, fantaisie,
par Ch. Delsaux, of France: orch.,
avec pf. conducteur et 1°° violon con-
ducteur. © Apr. 10, 1928; 1 c. May
7: E 689996; Choudens, Paris.
*11103
Made in Ireland; by A. H. Weber-
bauer; pf. or organ.
1928; 2 c. Apr. 18; HE 691319; Ar-
thur H. Weberbauer, Irvington, N. J.
11104
Madrigal; rustie nuptial song, words
by William O. Miller, music by H.
Alexander Matthews; mixed voices.
Ato. © May 10, 1928; 2 ec. May 12;
KH 690618: Theodore Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia. 11105
Madrigale; in 4 parti per 12 strumenti,
di Vittorio Rieti, of Italv: traseri-
zione per pf. solo. © Apr. 20, 1928:
1c. May 23; E 692321; Hditions
Maurice Senart, Paris. 11106
Madrillon (The) ; tango, musica y letra
de A. Cuadra, of Mexico, domiciled
at New York. © 1c. May 24, 1928:
E 690836; Alfredo Cuadra, New
York. 11107
Magic moon; words and melody by M.
A: 'Fiehera. © 1c) May 10, 1928;
E 690478; Mary Alfreda Fichera,
Lawrence, Mass. 11108
Hawaiian serenade,
words and music by C. EH. King;
men’s voices, with ukulele and
guitar acc. © May 2,:'1928; 2 «.
May 8; E 691369; Charles H. King,
Maile laulii;
Honolulu. 11109
Mais quand ec’est toi; boston, par
rené Sylviano, of France; orch.,
avec pf. conducteur et 1°° violon con-
ducteur et paroles. 4to. © Apr.
15, 1928; 1 « May 7%; HE. 692019;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 11110
© Mar. 28,.
pt. II, n.s., v. 23
Make a full surrender; words and
music by R. Harkness, of Australia,
domiciled at Pasadena. © Oct. 1,
1926; 2 ce. May 18, 1928; E 691728;
Robert Harkness, Pasadena. 11111
Make Al Smith president; words by
G. D. Lacey and Wilbur S. Wesner,
music by G. D. Lacey. © 1 ¢« May
21, 1928; E 690754; George D. La-
cey, Brooklyn. 11112
Malédiction; extrait de Tell, de Gus-
tave Doret, arr. par S. Chapelier,
of France; orch., avec pf. conduc-
teur.,.4to., \© Api 1b Me28Er® -c.
May 10; EH. 692084; Foetisch fréres,
s. a., Lausanne, Switzerland. 11113
Malincunia;: Neapolitan song, versi di
A. Martorelli, musica di Giuseppe
Godono, of Italy, domiciled at New
York: pf. © May 5, 1928; 2 c. May
8: E 690787; Alfredo Martorelli,
New York. . 11114
Mama’s (A) lied; words by Charles
Simon, music by J. Jaffe. © 1 «.
May 24, 1928; E 690887; Julius
Jaffe, New York. 19115
Mama’s man blues; words and melody
by Bert M. Mays. ©-1 c« May 831,
1928; E 693029; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 41116
Mamma’s grown young papa’s grown
old; fox-trot, words by R. P. Weston
and Bert Lee, music by Harris Wes-
ton, rev. by Calvin Grooms; pf. and
ukulele ace. New York, Leo. Feist,
inc. © May 4, 1928;.2, c. May, 8;
E 690475: Francis, Day & Hunter,
Itd., London. 11117
Mammy of mine; words and melody
by' J. M. Grooms.) ©'1 ¢. May 1,
1928: KE 690231; Joy Macfarlane
Grooms, Mondamin, Ia. 11118
Mammy’s little lullaby; words and mu-
sic by G. H. Myers)” © 71 ee) May
31. 1928: FE 691996; Gertrude JE.
Myers, Portland, Or. 11119
Man hunter; galop, by A. H. Weber-
bauer; pf. or organ. © Mar. 28,
1928; 2c. Apr..18; E 691311; Arthur ©
H. Weberbauer, Irvington, N. J.
11120
Mandole; poésie de André David, mu-
sique de Max d’Ollone, of France.
©: Mar, 10, 1928; 1c. Aprs9;,E
689907: Heugel, Paris. Dat 21
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
11145
Mandolinista 1927; Piedigrotta U. N.
A. C. compilatore G. Alfano, of Italy.
A4to.. © Dee. 27, 1927; 1 ¢. Feb. 21,
1928; A—Foreign 37152; Casa edi-
trice musicale U. N. A. C., Naples.
11122
Manhattan serenade; by Louis Alter ;
pit. © May 3, 1928; 2 c. May 4; E
691223; Robbins music corp., New
York. ale lab)
Mannaggia a’ seggé e’ sciaino; mac-
echetta, versi di G. Perna, melodia
di M. Di'Cristo. © 1c. May’ 19,
1928; E 690719; Michele Di Cristo,
Philadelphia. 11124
Mantones y abanicos; paso-doble-
flamenco, letra y musica por F. L.
Cabello; pf. © 1 c« May 5, 1928;
E 690374; Fernando L. Cabello, El
Paso. 11125
Manuel (Roland) Deux élégies;
paroles par Francois Maynard et
Jean Pellerin, musique par Roland
Manuel, of France; sop. avec acc.
de fifite. 1. Charmant rossignol.
[1 other] © Mar. 10, 1928; 1 «.
Apr. 9; E 689905; Heugel, Paris.
11126
Many a time; words and music by
S. L. Holsey. © 1 c. May 28, 1928;
FE 690945; Sumner Lincoln Holsey,
Boston. (1127
March of the. archers; by Montague
Ewing, of Great Britain; pf.
May 2, 1928; 2 c. May 4; E 690318;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
11128
Mareh of the Huropeans; by P. A.
Marquardt; orch. 4to. © Jan. 28,
1928; 2 c. May 14; E 6916438; Photo
play music co., ine., New York.
11129
Marche des bataillons de Davel; de
Gustave Doret, arr. par S. Chapelier,
of France; orch., avec pf. conduc-
feur....4to.,,,© Apr. 15, 19283; i ic.
May 10; E 692079; Foetisch fréres,
s. a., Lausanne, Switzerland. 11130
Marche funébre; extraite de Davel,
de Gustave Doret, arr. par 5S.
Chapelier, of France; orch., avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Apr. 15, 1928;
1 ec. May 10; E 692081; Foetisch
fréres, s. a., Lausanne, Switzerland.
11131
Marche Turque; de M. Moussorgsky,
transcription et arr. de F. Salabert,
of France; orch., avec pf. conduc-
teur. © Apr. 15, 1928; 1 c. May
10; E 692302; Francis Salabert,
Paris. tttes
Marchende (La) de _ paquerettes;
paroles de Albert Willemetz, Saint-
Granier et J. Le Seyeux, musique
de José Padilla, of Spain; pf. acc.,
avec ukulele arr. par F. Salabert.
©y Apr, Ts, 1926 7. a et May "10 7)
692283; Francis Salabert, Paris.
di 53
Maria Tudor; di A. Carlo Gomes, gran
fantasia in 3 parti arr. di Vincenzo
Billi, of Italy; piccola orch., con pf.
conduttore. pte. 1. 4to. © May
16;;1928; 1 ec. May 17; By 692119;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 11134
Marimba melody; words by Sam Cos-
low, music by F. Henri Klickmann ;
pf. ace, with ukulele arr. by M.
Kalua. © Apr. 30, 1928; 2 c. May
8; E 690411; Gotham music service,
ine., New York. 11135
Mariposa; bolero, letra de Pedro
Flores, musica de R. Hernandez. ©
1c. May 17, 1928; E 690665; Rafael
Hernandez, New York. 11136
Mary was too flirty for me; words and
music by O. Robinson; 1st violin.
©1c. May 15, 1928; E 691617; Odie
Robinson, Chicago. MAST
Massachugetts; words and music by
C. W. Krogmann; pf. or organ acc.
4to. © May 21, 1928; 2 c. May 17;
EX 690636; Carrie Williams Krog-
mann, Marblehead, Mass. 11138
Mattino alpestre; o per una scena
pastorale, di Aldo Cantarini, of
Italy; piccola orch., con pf. condut-
tore. 4to. © Apr. 30, 1928; 1 e.
May 1; E 689700; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 11139
Maybe it’s all for the best; waltz
ballad, words and music by Billy
Rose, Charles Tobias and Lee
David; pf. and ukulele or banjulele
banjo acc. © May 14, 1928; 2 ec.
May 16; E 691629; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 11140
Maybe it’s all for the best; words by
Walter O’Keefe, melody by Harry
Archer. © 1 ec. May 26, 1928; EB
690882; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc,, New York. 11141
Maybe some lucky day; words and
melody by Dempsey Jones. © 1 ec.
May 31, 1928; E 6938009; Chicago
music pub. co., ine., Chicago. 11142
Me la pagaras; bolero, letra y musica
por R. Hernandez. © 1 e¢. May 17,
1928; E 690660; Rafael Hernandez,
New York. "| 24443
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11144
pt. I, n. s., v. 23
Mein Banat; text und musik von A. | Memorare; words and music by F. J.
Nikolaus, of Roumania, domiciled
at Detroit, Mich.;frauenchor. ©l1e.
Apr. 16, 1928; E 690305; Andreas
Nikolaus, Detroit. 11144
Mein kaktus ist viel grésser noch als
deiner; slow-fox, aus Achtung! es
wird gedreht! worte von Walther
Rothenburg-Wero, musik von Franz
Strassmann, of Germany. © Dec.
ZEPOLS2E 2 A Be CA pr -23) ASQ6 2" Hh
689845; Fritz Horst, Altona/Elbe,
Germany. 11145
Mein papagei frisst keine harten eier;
foxtrot, text von Hermann Frey,
musik von Walter Kollo, of Ger-
many. © Apr. 15, 1928; 1 ec. May
5; E 689789; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
Vienna. 11146
Melancholy Sally; waltz, words and
music by Jimmie Monaco, Al. Pian-
tadosi and Ray Klages, arr. by
Joseph Nussbaum; orch. 4to. ©
May 18, 1928;*2°¢- May 26; H
691925; Shapiro, Bernstein & Gco.,
11147
Melhor (A) musica do mundo; pre-
- parada pela a junta editorial da
Academ‘a nacional de mysica. v.
1-10. © Apr. 20, 1928; ce. each
Apr. 80; affs. Apr. 26; A 1074429;
University soc. inc.,. New York.
11148
Mellow moonlight; words by Agnes
Castleton, melody by Spencer Wil-
inc., New York.
liams. © 1. c¢.May 2, 1928; HE
691195; Clarence’ Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 11149
Melody no. 1; by J. H. Sedlon. ©1e.
May 21, 1928; BE 691782; Josef
Harry Sedion, Cleveland. 11150
Melody no. 2: by J. H. Sedlon. ©1e.
May’! 21,1928; ° H'''691783;" Josef
Harry Sedlon, Cleveland. ii Oa Ua
Melody in X; words by Samuel. Zis-
man, music by P. E. Saltman. ©
1 @ May 3, 1928; EH 691236; Philip
Eail Saltman, Revere, Mass. 11152
Melody song; words and musie by J.
Lawrence Poston and S. BH. Aldrich,
pf. arr. by Erwin F. Swindell, uku-
lele arr. by Grace Lucille Thomp-
son; with male quartet. © May 8,
1928; 2 c. May 10; EH 691497; House
of harmony, Davenport, Ia. 11153
Membership blues; words and music
by W. R. Ellis. [Photostat] ©
1 ¢@. May 31, 1928; #691998; Wil-
liam R. Ellis, Washington. 11154
Mutch; pf. (Jn The Acolyte, v. 4,
no. 10, May 19, 1928) © May 16,
1928; 2 c. May 18; HE 690701; Fran-
cis Joseph Mutch, Kokomo, Ind.
$1755
Memorial park; march, by Mel Done;
band, with solo and ist B flat cor-
net conductor. 4to. © May 8, 1928:
2c. May 10; E 691498; Melvin Leo
Done, Eureka, Utah. 11156
Memories; words by Sarah C. Morris,
melody by C. Coppola. © 1 ¢c. May
19, 1928; E 690788;.Carmine Cop-
pola, New York. 11157
Memory; words by M. Davis, music
by Richard Broughton. © 1c. May
11, 1928; E 691441; Marguerite
Davis, Columbus, Neb. 11158
Mem’ries; by Harold Sanford, arr. by
Jean Oliver; band. 4to. © May 8,
- 1928; 2 « May 12; EH 690626; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 11159
-Mem’riés; duet. words by Henry M.
Nelly, music by Harold Sanford, arr.
by George J. Trinkaus; sop. or ten.
and: alto or_bar;,in, C..,.@ Apri 2s.
1928; 2c. May 1; E 690252; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York . 11160
Mem’ries; words by Henry M. Neely,
music by Harold Sanford, arr. by
George J. Trinkaus. 4to. 1. Male
voices.—2. Mixed voices. © May 7,
1928; 2 c. each May 11; EH 691505,
691506; M. -Witmark & sons, New
Yerk. 11161, 11162
Ménagez-la; fox trot, par Albert
Chantrier, of France; orch., avec pf.
conducteur et paroles. 4to. © Apr.
15, 1928; 1 ec. May 10; E 692282;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 11163
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig
Felix) Hochzeitsmarsch (Marche
nuptiale); aus Sommernachts-
traum, von Felix Mendelssohn-
Bartholdy, op. 61, no. 4, arr. von Leo
Artok, of Germany; salon-orch. mit
pf. conductor. © June 1, 1928; 1 «.
May...25;..E . 692233 :),,B, ij Senott's
sodhne, Mainz, Germany. 11164
Three études, op. 104 [and]
Scherzo 4 capriccio; ed. by Edwin
Hughes; pf. © May 7, 1928; 2 «.
May 11; E 691626; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 11165
Menealo que se empelota; letra y mu-
sica por R. Hernandez. © 1c. May
17, 1928; E 690659; Rafael Hernan-
dez New York. 11166
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no. 5, 1928
i 11189
Menuet; extrait du Tombeau de
~ Couperin, par Maurice Ravel, tran-
seription par S. Dushkin; violon et
pt. © Mar. 30;: 1928; 2) e. Apr.23 ;
E 690395; Durand et cie., Paris.
11167
Menuet; morceau lyrique, de Frank
Louis Taylor, of Great Britain, op.
110, no. 1; violon et pf. © Apr. 23,
1928; 1 c. May 21; E 692148; Schott
& ¢@o., ltd., London. 11168
Mergusele fiks pas mane; polka, mel-
ody by A. Schwartz. © 1c. Apr. 27,
1928; E 691414; Abe Schwartz, New
York. 11169
Meridionale e settentrionale; polka,
arr. di Pietro Deiro, of Italy, domi-
ciled at New York; pf. accordion.
© May 1, 1928: 2 c«. May 21; EH
691747; O. Pagani & bro., New York.
11170
Mermaid (The); cho., an oid HPnglish
song, arr. by Herbert A. Fricker, of
Canada; mixed voices. 4to. ©
May 21, 1928; 1 ¢. May 21; BH 692126;
Whaley, Royce & co., ltd., Toronto,
Canada. 11171
Messicana; tango, di Ermete Liberati,
of Italy; piccola orch. con pf. con-
duttore. 4to. -© Apr. 19, 1928; 1 e¢.
May 7; E 689950; A. & G. Carisch
& c., Milan. 11172
Mexo tango; melody, by L. Katzman.
© 1 ¢@ May 22, 1928; EB 690758;
Louis Katzman, New York. 41973
Mi Fredabel; valse di amoroso, by A.
H. Weberbauer; pf. or organ. ©
Mate ao tone Se Apr 18
691331; Arthur H. Weberbauer,
Irvington, N. J. 11174
Mi mataor; flamenco, letra y musica
de F. L. Cabello; pf. ©1c. May 5,
1928; FE 690875; . Fernando L.
Cabello, El Paso. 11175
Mi nei (How about me); an interpre-
tative hula, words and music by C.
E. King; mixed voices, with ukulele
and guitar acc. © May 2, 1928; 2 ¢@.
May 8; E 691370; Charles E. King,
Honolulu. 11176
Mi nuevo amor; letra y musica de
G. J. Gonzalez. of Mexico, domiciled
at New York. © 1c. May 25, 1928;
E 691883; Guillermo José Gonzalez,
New York. 11177
Mi patria tiembla: letra y musica por |
R. Hernandez. © 1c. May 17, 1928;
E 690671; Rafael Hernandez, New
York. 11178
Mia bimba;’ versi y melodia di F.
Costanzo. 1 ¢« May 38, 1928;
E 690296; Filippo Costanzo, Phila-
delphia. 11179
Mice and men; 4-pt. cho., verses 1 and
2 traditional, 3rd verse by H. S.
Robertson, set to psalm tune Desert
and arr. by H. S. Roberton; mixed
voices. London, J. Curwen & sons,
Itd. 4to. © Apr. 30, 1928; 1 «.
Apr. 28; E 689778; Hugh S. Rob-
erton, Glasgow. 111890
Midnight blues; words and melody by
William Moore. © 1 c. May 31,
1928; E 6930138 ; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 11181
Midnight hour blues; words and mel-
ody by Mae Collins and Ida Cox.
© 1c. May 31, 1928; BH 693047:
Chicago music pub. co., inc., Chicago.
11182.
Mighty (The) army of God; cho., text
by Matilda J. Perry, music by
Walter Goodell; mixed voices. 4to.
© Mar. 19, 1928; 2 ec. May 1; EB
690180; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
11183
Mighty lak’ a rose; by Ethelbert Nevin,
arr. by John N. Klohr; concert band.
4to. © May 1, 1928; 2 «. May 2;
E 690309; John Church co., Cincin-
nati. 11184
Mighty to save; words and music by
Angie Maring Williams. (in The
evangelist in song) © Aug. 15,
1927; 2 c. Apr. 23, 1928; EH 691839;
O. E. Williams, Erie, Pa. 11185.
Migot (Georges) Six petits préludes;
par G. Migot, of France; 2 fliites.
1. Calandres. [5 others] © Apr.
10; 19285 De)’ May 7; HH 689994 ;
Aiphonse Leduc et cie., Paris. 11186
Milton (The) college Carmina; com-
piled and ed. by the Carmina staff
of the student body of Milton col-
lege. 4to... © Apr.) 25... 1928 +. 2) re.
and aff. Apr. 27; A 1077004; Milton
college, M lton, Wis. 11187
Miner’s (The) song: words by A.
Petrosky, music by David Reed. ©
May 9, 1928; 2 ¢. May 12); BE 690527 ;
Anthony Petrosky, Kingston, Pa.
11188
Minneregel; worte von Milon von
Sevelingen wu. Edwin 3ormann,
musik von Hugo Kaun, of Germany ;
miinnerchor. 4to. © Jan. 27, 1928;
1 ec. Apr. 23; E 689865; Gebriider
Hug & co., Leipzig. 11189
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11190 ©
pt. III, n.s., v. 23
Minnesota; words and music by R. A.
Cc. Sherman. Minneapolis, Geo. EH.
Morrison. © May 11, 1928; 2 ec.
May 19; EH 690713; Ruth A. C. Sher-
mah, Minneapolis. 11190
Misery loves company; words by B.
N. Midkiff, music by H. C. Eldridge.
© Oct. 12, 1927; 2c Feb. 27, 1928;
EK 690786; Harry C. Eldridge, Frank-
lin, O. 11191
Miss Personality; by Claude Lapham ;
pf. © May 14, 1928; 2 c. May 15;
EH 691565; Alfred & co., New York.
11192
Missin’ my pal; words and music by
I. Beasley; in C. © 1c. May 23,
1928 ; EH 690851; Irene Beasley, Mein-
phis, Tenn. 11193
Mississippi lullaby; words and music
by Jack Palmer; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by M. Kalua. © Apr. 30,
1928; 2 ce. May 8; E 690413; Gotham
music service, inc., New York.
11194
Mistakes; words by Edgar Leslie, mu-
sic by Everett Lynton, of Great
Britain ; pf. acc., with banjulele ban-
jo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech; in C. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © May 2, 1928; 1 «¢.
May 5; E 689890; Lawrence Wright
musie ¢co., London, 11195
Mr. Blues; words and melody by
Lucius Hardy. © 1c. May 31, 1928;
EK 693037; Chicago music pub. co.,
ine., Chicago. 11196
Mr. Jellybean man; words and melody
by Lucius Hardy. © 1 c¢. May 81,
1928; E 693036; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 11197
Mitchell field or heaven; victory
march, words and music by August
Joseph Koehl. © May 10, 1928; 2 «.
May 16; E 691569; Jack Mills, inc.,
New York. 11198
Mivida; letra y musica por J. Roqué.
1 e@. May 12, 1928; E 690540;
Julio Roqué, New York. 11199
Mochtest du mit mir auf mein sttibchen
geh’n; Yale aus Affchen, text u. mu-
sik von Robert Gilbert, of Germany,
klavier arr. von Walter Borchert.
Apr. 15, 1928; 1 ec. May 5; E 689787;
Wiener bohéme-verlag, Vienna.
11200
Moi-z-et elle; Java mondaine, paroles.
et musique, par Albert Chantrier, of
France; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Apr. 15, 1928; 1 ¢« May 10;
EH 692261; Francis Salabert, Paris.
11201
Molisano (I1) ; valzer, di G. Quartullo;
pf. ©1c. May 10, 1928; HB 690481;
Giuseppe Quartullo, New York.
11202
Mome (Le) Camille; valse musétte, sur
la celébre chanson de Raoul Le-
blond, musique de J. Nelly et L.
Halet, arr. par L. Halet, of France;
orch., avec pf. conducteur et paroles.
4to. © Mar. 30, 1928; 1 c Apr. 23;
E 689984; Laurent Halet, Paris.
11203
Moment of melody; by Mentor Crosse ;
pf., six hands. © May 15, 1928; 2.
May 17; E 690678 ; John Church co.,
Cincinnati. 11204
Monkey-biznizz; words and music by
Jerry Daly [pseud. of A. Gerhard
Dehly]; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
May -17,:.1928;. 2)\e. (May 4192" h)
691836; Maydell publications, Bos-
ton. 11205
Montauk march; by Hugo Riesenfeld,
arr. by Otto Wick; orech. © Jan.
10, 1928; 2 « May 8; E 690418;
Edwin F. Kalmus, ine., New York.
11206
Moods from nature; by Gordon Balch
Nevin; pf. By the brook. [8 others]
© May 10, 1928; 2 « May 12; EB
690619; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 11207
Moon magic; operetta, words and mel-
ody by S. Midgley and Byrd Dough-
erty. ©1c. May 5, 1928; E 690608 ;
Sagur Midgley, New York. 11208
Moonbeams; serenade, from The red
mill, words by Henry Blossom, mu-
sic by Victcr Herbert, arr. by George
J. Trinkaus; sop. or ten. and alto
or bar. © May 11, 1928; 2 c. May
15; E 690628; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 11209
Mocnbeams:; serenade, words by Henry
Blossom, musie by Victor Herbert,
arr. by George J. Trinkaus; male
voices. 4to. © May 7, 1928; 2 e.
May 11; E 691507; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 11210
Moonlight melody (Pensée de coeur) ;
by Artruro Cantoré, arr. by Calvin
Grooms; violin and pf. © May 28,
1928; 2 ec. May 31; E 693061; Cen-
tury music pub. co., New York.
£1241
080
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
Moonshine (The) Hollow band; words
and melody by B. Landress. © 1 ¢.
May 1, 1928; E 690196; Southern mu-
sic pub. co., inc., New York. 11212
More (La) chivenge; versi e melodia
di P. Sciascia, of Italy. © 1c May
15, 1928; E 691596; Pasquale Sci-
ascia, Philadelphia. \ 11213
More than the whole world to me;
words and music by Phil Baker, Sid
Silvers and Abe Lyman; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini.
© Apr. 30, 1928; 2 ec. May 1; HE
691176; Shapiro, Bernstein & ©Co.,
ine., New York. 11214
Morgen wieder lustig (To-morrow, we
shall be in good humour again) ;
ven Hans May, of Austria; salon-
oreh. mit pf. direktion und violine
1 direktion. © Feb. 27, 1928; 1.
Apr. 23; E 689747; Wiener bohéme-
verlag, Berlin. 11215
Moritz-Caesar (Wyn) Waltz; Hun-
garian; pf. © May 14, 1928; 2 «.
May 21; E 691757; Wyn Moritz-
Caesar, Los Angeles. 11216
Mother; words and music by M. C.
Olsen. Seliladean publishers.
May 4, 1928; 2c. May 10; E 690471;
Mary Clark Olsen, Salt Lake City.
11217
Mother; words and music by M. H.
Morley. © May 11, 1928; 2 c May
18; E 691664; Mary Harriet Mor-
ley, Lemoyne, Pa. 11218
Mother; words by Julia: DeGraff, mu-
sic by S. Bosarge. © 1c. May 8381,
1928; E 691961; Stanley Bosarge,
Los Angeles. 11219
Mother; words by Sterling Bunch,
music by P. P. Bunch; 4 mixed
voices. © May 13, 1928; 2 c. May
11; EK 690569; Pearl Parsons Bunch,
Springtown, Tex. 11220
Mother, I love you; words and music
by R. S. Gardtner. © 1c. May 16,
1928; E 691594; Robert Seymour
Gardtner, Louisville. 11221
Mother my heart is aching for you;
waltz, words by Harry Hirschman,
musie by R. Albright. © 1c. May
31, 1928; E 691991; Ray Albright,
New York. 11222
Mother o’ mine, I miss you; waltz,
words by A. Vanicsko, music by
William J. Van Beaver. © 1c. May
25, 1928; HE 690904; Alexander
Vanicsko, Legler, N. J. 11223
109262—28—_5 5
11234
~
Mother of mine; songs and recitations
for Mother’s day, words by F. T.
Amstutz, and others, music by
Haldor Lillenas, and others. 8vo.
© May 3, 1928: 2 ec May 5; B
691291; Glad tidings pub. co., Fort
Wayne, Ind. 11224
Motherland (The); words and music
by A. Marquis. © 1 ec. May 28,
1928; EH 690960; Alexander Marquis,
Rochester, N. Y. 11225
Mother’s favorite waltz; by M. Matej-
cek; pf. © May 4, 1928; 2 c. May
23; E 691868; Marie Matejcek, Mar-
bass, N. D. 11226
Mother’s (A) prayer; words by O.
Hodgson, music by George Careless.
4to. © May 11, 1928; 2 ¢. May 23;
E 690828; Oliver Hodgson, Salt
Lake City. 227
Mother’s rocking chair; words and
music by EH. W. Shepard. Rey. ed.
Minneapolis, Minn. Triad co. ©
May 21, 1928; 2 @ May 238; E
690823; Harl W. Shepard, Minne-
apolis. 11228
Motion; photo-play music, by Gerard
Carbonara, arr. by Josef Paster-
nack; orch., with pf. or organ acc.
© May 15, 1928; 2 ec. May 16; EB
691582; Irving Berlin standard mu-
sic corp., New York. 11229
Moto perpetuo; par Joseph Jongen, of
Belgium, op. 68, no. 2; violoncelle et
pf. © Apr. 20, 1928; 1 « May 23;
HE 6923238; Hditions Maurice Senart,
Paris. 11230
Mountaineer’s song; by Frederic
Groton, op. 5, no. 2; pf. © May 14,
1928; 2 c. May 12; E 690505; Shat-
tinger piano & music co., St. Louis.
11231
Mountains o’ mine; words and music
by E. W. Morris. © 1c. May 10,
1928; E 691451; Ellis W. Morris,
Philadelphia. 11232
Moussorgsky (M.) Intermezzo; tran-
seription et arr. de F. Salabert, of
France; orch., avee pf. conducteur.
©) Apr. 1926) ie iMaty 16" Min
692301; Francis Salabert, Paris.
11233
— Scherzo; transcription et arr. de
¥. Salabert; of France; orch., avec
pf. conducteur. © Apr. 15, 1928;
1 ce. May 10; E 692300; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 11234
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
112385
Mulata; bolero, letra y musica por R.
Hernandez. © 1 ec May 17, 1928;
E 690668; Rafael Hernandez, New
York. 11235
Mundo enganoso; de I. M. Valle, of
Mexico, domiciled at Chicago; pf.
[Photostat] © 1c. May 11, 1928;
E 691429 ; Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago.
11236
Mundo (Kl) engafioso; one step, arr.
by I. M. Valle, of Mexico, domiciled
at Chicago; pf. ©1c. May 5, 1928;
E 6913833 ; Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago.
i Paye
Music (The) hour; compiled by Os-
bourne McConathy, and others. 2d
bk. S8vo. © Apr. 10, 1928; 2 c. and
aff. Apr. 11; A 1068863; Silver, Bur-
dett & co., Newark, N. J. 11238
Music in the heart; words and music
by R. Harkness, of Australia, domi-
ciled at Pasadena. © Oct. 1, 1926;
2c. May 18, 1928; E 691729; Robert
Harkness, Pasadena. ‘11239
Music of the band; words and music
by C. Fox; male voices.
1928; 2 c. May 28; E 691869; Catha-
rine Fox, Middletown, Del. 11240
Musie of the Orient; 101 old and new
original oriental-Arabian melodies
and songs with English-Arabian
words, composed, arr. and rev. by
L. Nahmee and Rose K. Makhoul.
L. Nahmee music co. © Nov. 12,
1927; 2 c. and aff. May 15, 1928; A
1078046; Leon Nahmee, Brooklyn.
11241
Music play for every day; by James
Francis Cooke, Preston Ware Orem,
Helen L. Cramm and Edward Hlls-
worth Hipsher; pf., with words. ©
Mar. 27, 1928; 2c. and aff. Mar. 29;
A 1068729; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 11242
Musing; B flat sop. saxophone, with
pf. ace. [and] Novelette; E flat alto
gaxaphone, with pf. acc., each com-
posed by Bob Smith, of Great
Britain. © May 29, 1928; 1 «. May
28; E 692247; Keith, Prowse & co.,
ltd., London. 11243
Musique; quasi una sonata, par Jozef
Koffler, of Czecho-Slovakia, op. 8;
pf. © Apr. 20, 1928; 1 c. May 23;
HK 692316; Editions Maurice Senart,
Paris. 11244
My altar of sacrifice; words by D.
Danberry, music by David Reed. ©
May 9, 1928; 2c. May 12; E 690529;
David Danberry, Albany. 11245
© May 1,-
pt. 111, n. s., v. 23
My Angeline; words and music by
Jack Palmer; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by M. Kalua. © Apr. 30, 1928;
2c. May 8; E 690412; Gotham music
service, inc., New York. 11246
My baby; words and music by A.
Judson ; mezzo-sop., cello and pf. ©
1c. May 2, 1928; E 690289; Agnes
Judson, Winter Park, Fla. 11247
My better home; words and music by
Angie Maring Williams. (In The
evangelist in song.) © Aug. 15,
1927; 2 c. Apr. 23, 1928; EH 691847;
O. E. Williams, Erie, Pa. 11248
My boy; words by Charles Lawrence,
music by Wally Foster, of Australia.
© Mar. 14, 1928; 1 « May 17; EB
692098 ; Allan & co., proprietary Itd.,
Melbourne, Australia. 11249
My bride and I; words by O. E. G.
Mall, music by Clifton Keith. ©
1c. May 28, 1928; E.691793 ; Oswald
E. G. Mall, Mason City, Ia. 11250
My charming Norah; words and mel-
ody by E. Buckles. © 1c. May 18,
1928; E 691686; Elizabeth Buckles,
Troy, O. 11251
My darling; words and music by G.
W. Hayford. New York, Harms,
inc. ©: May 9, 1928; 2 ¢« May 11;
EK 691473; George W. MHayford,
Greenwich, Conn. 11252
My darling; words and music by J.
Murrain, of Great Britain, domiciled
at New York. © May 1, 1928; 2c.
May 4; E 691233; John Murrain,
New York. 11253
My dear sweetheart; words and music
by Joe Carrao, Francis Frohwirth
and N. J. Beihoff; pf. acc, with HE
flat alto saxophone, ten. banjo and
ukulele arr. by Norbert J. Beihoff.
© May 15, 1928; 2 ce. May 17; E
680688: Norbert J. Beihoff music co.,
Milwaukee. 11254
My eyes are growing dimmer every
day; words and melody by B.
Landress. © 1 ec. May 1, 1928; E
690197: Southern music pub. ¢co.,
inc., New York. 11255
My father; words and music by Angie
Maring Williams. (In The evangel-
ist in song.) © Aug. 15, 1927; 2 c¢.
Apr. 23, 1928: E 691857; O. E. Wil-
liams, Hrie, Pa. 11256
My first sweetheart: words and music
by Roy Turk and Fred E. Ahlert.
© Apr. 23, 1928; 2 ¢. May 26; E
690867; Shapiro, Bernstein & Co.,
inc., New York. 11257
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My funny honey; words and music by
Ray Vean-Rhae. © 1 c. May 7,
1928; E 690421; Raymond Schropp,
Philadelphia. 11258
My God, how wonderful Thou art;
words by F. .W. Faber, music by C.
Edgar Ford; mixed voices. 4to.
Apr. 4, 1928; 2 ¢. May 5; E 690400;
G. Ricordi & co., inc., New York.
11259
My heart can’t belong to you; words
by Theodore R. Duncan, music by
N: H. Spaulding. © 1 c. May 16,
1928; E 691619; Neal Herrick
Spaulding, San Bernardino, Calif.
~11260
My heavenly home; words and melody
by C. Will, harmonized by Esther
Annie Denby ; mixed voices. © Apr.
23, 1928; 2 c« Apr. 30; E 690184;
Esther A. Denby. La Canada, Calif.,
and Christina Will, Monrovia, Calif.
11261
My high brown baby; words by E. I.
Andress, melody by Rob’t. H. Bren-
nen. her May “22.) ASZSt« h
690759; Ethel I. Andress, Danville,
Ill. 11262:
My Honoloo; words by Mitchell Par-
ish, music by Jack Scholl; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. ©
May 9, 1928; 2c. May 16; E 691561 ;
Gotham music service, ine, New
York. 11263
My ideal lad; words and melody by
H. Hupfeld. © 1c. May 5, 1928;
E 690437; Herman Hupfeld, Mont-
clair, N. J. 11264
My kinky headed baby; or, The night
before Christmas, words and music
by J. R. Baxter, jr., pf. acc. by Thos.
Benton. © May 1, 1928; 2 c. May
5; E 690368; Frank Harding, New
York. 11265
My little feller; words and melody by
I. Berlin. © 1c. May 16, 1928; E
691609; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 11266
My love for you will burn; words and
melody by C. L. Neilson. © 1 ©.
May 25, 1928; E 691892; Cephas
Lloyd Neilson, Rye, N. Y. 11267
My loving gal Lucile; blue yodel no.
2, words and melody by J. Rodgers.
© 1c¢ May 19, 1928; E 690733;
R. 8. Peer, New York. 11268
My Mandy; words by N. Phillips, mu-
sic by David Reed. © 1c. May 12,
1928; E 690543 ; Nettie Phillips, La-
fayette, Ind. 11269
My mansion way down in the lane;
words by Alfred Bryan, music by
Fred Fisher; pf. and ukulele ace.
©, Apr. :14, 1928; 2°¢. Apr. 11%; EB
691460; Harms, inc., New York.
11270
My mother; words by Daisy M. Moore,
music by Margaret Westhoff. ©
May 13, 1928; 2 c. May 7; E 690404;
Standard pub. co., Cincinnati. 11271
My old man; words and melody by A.
Remsen. © 1 ¢. May 4, 1928; E
691246; Alice Remsen, New York.
11272
My own shall come to me; words and
music by G. W. Hayford; bass solo.
New York, Harms, ine. © May 9,
1928; 2 ec. May 11; E 691474; George
W. Hayford, Greenwich, Conn.
11273
My pals and your pals; words and air
by Dewey Bundy, music by M. Mer-
vine. ©1c. May 5, 1928; E 690387 ;
Marguerite Mervine, Philadelphia.
11274
My pets’ music book; simple tunes,
selected and arr. by T. W. Thurban,
of England; pf. bk. 1. Too-Too
comes to town. [2 others] © May
2, 1928; 1 «@ May 14; E 692042;
James Planta Hull, London. 11275
My play-time pal; words and music by
R. Young. © 1c. Apr. 30, 1928; E
690219; Rex Young, Louisville.
11276
My promise true to you; words and
music by C. Emler. © 1 c. May
19, 1928; E 690720; Carl Emler, San
Francisco. 11277
My Redeemer; words by Oliver E. Wil-
liams, music by Angie Maring Wil-
liams. (Jn The evangelist in song.)
© Aug. 15, 1927: 2 ec. Apr. 23, 1928;
E 691851; O. E. Williams, Hrie, Pa.
11278
My Rio Rose: words by Chas. Tobias,
music by Al Sherman: pf. and uku-
lele acc. (Cover title: Rio Rose)
© May 2, 1928; 2 c. May 4; E
690334; Harms, inec., New York.
11279
My saccharine lady; fox trot, words
by Alden Rost Chambers, music by
A. Bolanz. © 1 e. May 18, 1928;
E 691683 ; Ada Bolanz, Chatham, Va.
11280
My song shall be of mercy and judg-
ment; anthem, text from the Psalms,
music by Daniel Protheroe; mixed
voices, with alto solo; organ ace.
083
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11281
My song shall be of mercy, ete.—Con.
4to. © May 15, 1928; 2c May 14;
H 691523; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 11281
My sorrow; words and music by S. D.
Palongpalong, of Philippine Islands.
© ice. May 24, 1928; H 690897; Six-
to D. Palongpalong, Los Angeles.
11282
My sweet, sweetheart; words and mel-
ody by Del Cabell [i. e. A. T. Ca-
bell] © 1c. May 7, 1928; E 691353 ;
Adelbert T. Cabell, Denver. 11283
‘My sweetheart is a Portland rose;
words by J. EF. Vanderhook, music
by Daniel H. Wilson. Portland, Or.,
Elizabeth Holmes. © May 15, 1928;
20; -Mayalis, EX: 691579-0 John, F.
Vanderhook, Portland, Or. 11284
My sweetheart of faith; waltz, words
and music by S. Abramovitch, of
Canada, domiciled at Rouses Point,
INMHY:! 1 tex Apr;,, 18) 1928; BE
680301; Sam Abramoyitch, Ft. Riley,
Kan. 11285
My sweetheart Sue; waltz, words and
melody by L. R. Smith. © 1c. May
8, 1928; EH 691390; Leslie Raymond
Smith, Buffalo. 11286
My sweetie; words and music by W.
R. Williams and Milton Samuels;
pf. acc., with banjo-ukulele arr. by
Jean Walz. © May 31, 1928; 2 c.
May 31; E 6938054; Will Rossiter,
Chicago. 11287
My toys; 18 short pieces with octave
range, by W. Recberts, of Great Bri-
tain; pf. © Mar. 26, 1928; 1 ¢«. May
19; E 692124; Banks & son, York,
England. 11288
My will-o-the-wisp; words and melody
by W. J. Rexford. © 1 c. May 1,
1928; E 690238; William Jess Rex-
ford, Bay Shore, N. Y. 11289
My window of dreams; words by Al-
fred Bryan, melody by John Klenner.
© 1c. May 24, 1928; E 691894;
Spier & Coslow, inc., New York.
11290
My Yankee Doodle boy; words and
music by Archie Gottler, Sidney
Clare and Al Sherman. © May 5,
1928: 2 c. May 7; E 690401; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. ul PASH
‘My Zulu queen; words and music by
G. G. Lemons, of England, domiciled
at Seattle, Wash. © 1 ec. May 2,
1928; E 690298; George G. Lemons,
seattle. 11292
pt. maynes W238 |
Myrna; by R. S: Stoughton, arr. by
R. EH. Hildreth; orch., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Apr. 4, 1928; 2c.
May 7; E 691297; Walter Jacobs,
ine., Boston. 11293
Na zdar; polka, melody by A. Brousek.
© 1c. May 10, 1928; E 690499;
Consolidated music pub. house, Chi-
cago. . 11294
Nacchitazzi-zi-za; versi e melodia di
P. Sciascia, of Italy. ©1 ce. May 15,
1928; E 691601; Pasquale Sciascia,
Philadelphia. 4 11295
Nach beriihmten mustern; humoreske
tiber Kommt ein vogel geflogen, von
Ernst Scherz, bearb. von Herm.
Biischel, both of Germany;. orch.,
mit pf. direktion. 4to. © Feb. 14,
1928; 1 ce. Apr. 23; E 689707; Ries
& Erler, ltd., Berlin. 11296
Nachtwanderer (Der) ; sieben gedichte
von Hans Reinhart, musik von G.
Haeser, of Switzerland, op. 40, nr.
1-7, 1. ©, Bebe 87 19265 Can piel 3
E .689842; Georg MHaeser, Basel,
Switzerland. 11297
Nadinka; words and music by I. B.
Arnstein; pf. © 1c. May 14, 1928;
E 691546; Ira B. Arnstein, New
York. 11298
Napule—riggina d’o’ munno; versi di
P. L. Esposito, melodia di C. Melu-
zio. ©1c. May 26, 1928; E 690892;
Carmine Meluzio, Long Island.
11299
Nature; scene pittoresque, by Bertram |
Srawley, of Great Britain, arr. by
George H. Saunders; violin and pf.
© May 19, 1928; 2 « May 23; EH
690797; Sanders-Weiss, ine. New
York. 11300
Nazir grotto; march, by K. L. King;
band. 4to. © May 19, 1928; 2 e.
May 19; E 690705; Karl L. King
music house, Fort Dodge, Ia. 11301
Ndomé bbéll’e gilose; versi di F. Man-
cini, melodia di Louis De Santis. ©
1c. May 18, 1928; E 691695; Florio
Mancini, Philadelphia. 11302
Nearing the harbor; words by Jessie
F. Moser, music by R. Harkness, of
Australia, domiciled at Pasadena.
© Mar. 1, 1928; 2 « May 18; E
691733 ; Robert Harkness, Pasadena.
11303
Neath the magical moon; by Percy
Elliott, of Great Britain; pf. 1.
Love song. [2 others] © May 7,
1928; 1 ec. May 12; EB 692033; Banks
& son, York, England. 11304
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Nebraska ; words by F. B. Goin, music
by James W. Hopkins. © May 22,
1928 ; 2 ec. May 24; E 690860; Frances
Boyer Goin, Wymore, Neb. 11305
Neige; par J. Boulnois, of France;
violoneelle et pf. ace. © Apr. 20,
1928; 1 @ May 28; E 692308; Edi-
tions Maurice Senart, Paris. 11306
Nell’ora del tramonto; bozzetto pianis-
tico, di Italo Azzoni, of Italy, op.
497--@©) Apr.''20, 1928; 1c... May 22;
BH 692333; A. & G. Carisch & c., Mi-
lan. 11307
Nerone; di Arrigo Boito, fantasia sul 2
atto, arr. di Ottino Ranalli, of Italy;
orch. Grande partitura. © May 16,
19285) 1° ¢. May 17; BH 6921238;.G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 11308
Never; lyric and melody by F. Padwe.
© 1e¢ May 22, 1928; E 690766;
Frank Padwe, New York. 11309
Never knew; words and music by Al-
bert F. Brown and Charles Kaley,
arr. by Rube Bennett; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © Apr. 24, 1928; 2 ¢. Apr.
26; E 690250; Milton Weil music co.,
Chicago.
New Lots evening high school; words
by Isidore B. Kaplan, music by A.
Kroll; pf. 4to. © May 4, 1928;
2c. May 7; E 690402; Abraham
Kroll, Richmond Hill, N. Y. 113811
New (The) Sirba; melody by J. Mosko-
witz. ©1c. May 12, 1928; BE 690558;
Joseph Moskowitz, New York. 11312
New wine; by R. Pollak, of Austria,
domiciled at San Francisco; violin
solo with pf. © 1c. May 21, 1928;
E 691786; Robert Pollak, San Fran-
cisco. Hots
New world symphony; largo, by
Dvorak, arr. by R. V. Howard; 4
violins. © 1 ec. May 31,' 1928; HB
691995; eRobert Victor Howard,
Washingten. 11314
Nice (The), neat pig; unison song,
words by Phyllis Megroz, music by
Cecil Sharman, of England; in G.
4to. [Staff and tonic solfa nota-
tions] © Apr. 30, 1928; 1 ce. May 1;
E 689694 ; Novello & co., ltd., London.
19315
Night after night; by I. Dearinger and
Virginia Ferriman; orch. New York
City, Frank Harding. 4to. © May
12Z,: 1928; (2ve. May 15; 'E 690574 ;
Irene Dearinger, Seattle. 11316
Night letter blues; words and melody
by M. Grinter. © 1c. May 14, 1928;
E 691675; Marie Grinter, Chicago.
11317
11310,
q 11329
Nightfall in Skye; song without
words, music by H. S. Roberton; 4
mixed voices. London, J. Curwen
& sons, ltd. 4to. © Apr. 30, 1928;
1 ce. Apr. 28; E 689779; Hugh S.
Roberton, Glasgow. 11318
Nimble fingers; by R. H. Rehl; alto
saxophone solo with pf. ace. © May
15, 1928; 2 c. May 17; E 690641;
Rubank, Inc., Chicago. 11319
Nino (El) fidencio; corrido, letra por
F. V. Leal, musica por Alfredo
Marin, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles; pf. © 1c. May 19, 1928;
E 690730; Felipe Valdes Leal, Los
Angeles. 11320
No, I won’t marry for money ; words and
melody by P. G. Bryant. ©1c. May
12, 1928; E 690545; Peggy Grindstaft
Bryant, Weslaco, Tex. PS2 1
No job blues; words and melody by
Williard Thomas. © 1c. May 81,
1928; E 693033; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 113822
No more; by A. C. Russell; pf. ©
1 e@ May 38, 1928; E 690289; Alva
Calvin Russell, Chicago. 11323
No one else but you; from Blue eyes,
words by Graham John, music by
Jerome Kern. London, Chappell &
eo ltd. OxApr: 24,,1928);; 2 ey, May
15; E 690571; T. B. Harms co., New
York. 11324
No one’s as lucky as me; words and
music by Lou Davis and J. Fred
Coots; pf. and ukulele acc., with
chords for ten. banjo, mandola,
guit., etc. © May 8, 1928; 2 «. May
10; EB 690461; Jerome H. Remick &
co., New York. 11325
No sufras corazon; letra y musica por
R. Hernandez. © 1 ¢.. May 17,
1928; EH 690667; Rafael Hernandez,
New York. 11326
Nobody cares; words by Bob Miller,
melody by P. Hill. © 1 ce May 28,
1928; E 690941; Peggy Hill, Mem-
phis, Tenn. 11327
Noche azul; vals lento, letra de S.
Espinosa de los Monteros, musica
de Carlos Espinosa de los Monteros,
of Mexico. ‘© Apr. 15; 119285 1° e.
May 21; E 692167; A. Wagner y
Levien, sucs., s. en ¢., Mexico City,
Mexico. 11328
Nocturne a Suzanne; by Clarence
Wright Jackson, of England; pf. ©
Dec: 23, 1927;'h @ Apr.'9, 1928; E
689917; Ch. Hayet, Paris. 11329
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11330
Nocturne in Silberblau; worte u.
musik von Harry Waldau, of Ger-
many. © Feb. 23, 1928; 1 c Apr.
23; E 689855; Edition Vuvag, verlag
u. vertrieb, a. g., Berlin. 11330
Noél; par J. Boulnois, of France;
violoncelle et pf. ace. © Apr. 20,
1928; 1 c. May 23; EH 692310; Edi-
tions Maurice Senart, Paris. 11331
Notes of love; words by Alfred
Hichler, music by J. Hichler. ©
1c. May 18, 1928; E 691693; Julian
Hichler, Jackson Heights, L. IL,
INS) Y. 11332
Nothin’ doin’; by Donald Lindley; B
flat trumpet with pf. acc. © May
15, 1928; 2 c. May 16; EH 691581; Rob-
bins musie corp., New York. 11333
Nouvelet; paroles et musique par Julie
deChamplain Lagassé. © 1 ¢. May
28, 1928; E 691956; J. deChamplain
Lagassé, Fall River, Mass. 118384
November; words and musie by
Eleanor Frost [i. e. HE. F. Hurd]
© 1c. May 21, 1928; E 691765;
Eleanor Frost Hurd, Hanover, N. H.
11335
November rose; words by A. L. Hoey,
melody by Rob’t H. Brennen. ©
1 c May 22, 1928; E 690760; Alice
L. Hoey, Newton Upper Falls, Mass.
11336
Now I’m free; words and music by
J. E. Sturgis. © May 5, 1928; 2 «.
May 7; E 690403; John E. Sturgis,
Cincinnati, O. 11837
Now I’m lookin’ for a girl; words by
Walter O’Keefe, melody by Harry
Archer. © 1c. May 24, 1928; E
690845 ; DeSylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 11338
Nu ma calca pe picior; hora, melody
by J. Moskowitz. © 1 ¢. May 12,
1928; E 690559; Joseph Moskowitz,
New York. 11339
O beacon light; words and music by
EK. L. Wendel; sop. © 1c. May 7,
1928; E 691850; Emma _ Louise
Wendel, Trenton, N. J. 11340
O grant us, God, a living faith; hymn,
words by Edith Matthews, music by
A. L. Vance. © 1c. May 22, 1928;
EK 691%84; Alvin L. Vancé, Water-
town, Mags. 11341
O let His glory come in; words by
Mrs. C. M. Spencer, music by Angie
Maring Williams. (Jn The evangel-
ist in song.) \© Aug. 15, 1927; 2 c.
Apr. 23, 1928; EH 691855; O. E. Wil-
l-ams, Erie, Pa. 11342
pt. 111, 0. s., v. 23
O Lord, send me; words and melody by
C. Will, harmonized by E. A. Denby ;
mixed voices. © Apr. 23, 1928; 2 ¢.
Apr. 30; E 690185; Esther A. Denby,
La Canada, Calif., and Christina
Will, Monrovia, Calif. itode
O Marseille; fox trot, extrait du Vil-
lage blanc, par Jean Wiener, arr.
par Vance Lowry; orch., parties de-
tachées avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Dee. 81, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 28, 1928, 1 «
Apr. 23; E 690390; Max Hschig &
cie, Paris. ¢ 11344
O Paname; paroles de Geo. Koger et
EK. Audiffred, musique de Vincent
Scotto, of France. © Apr. 10, 1928;
1c. May 7; E 692025; Editions
Foucret fils, S. A., Paris. 11345
O perfect love; wedding hymn, words
by D. F. Blomfield, music by Ralph
Kinder; organ ace.; in B flat. ©
May 10, 1928; 2c. May 12; E 690620;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
iy 11346
O salutaris; paroles et musique par
Roméo Clément, of Canada. © Mar.
Zt, 1928; 1 ¢@. Mar 27: Eiseo22i2';
A. J. Boucher, enrg., Montreal, Que.,
Canada. 11347
O’viecchio tabaecone; versi di A.
Capolingua, musica di A. Capolingua
e M. Romagnoli; violino. © 1 «.
Apr. 30, 1928; E 690218; Mario
Romagnoli and Antonio Capolingua,
Philadelphia. 11348
O, you Saturday night; fox trot, words
by W. EF. Gitchell, music by G. W.
Michaels. © May 26, 1928; 2 ec.
May 26; E 6919385; Wallace Frank-
lin Gitchell, Glen White Michaels
and Walter Leon Forsyth, The
Dalles, Or. 11349
Ocean blues; fox trot, words and music
by R. Saleona. © May 18, 1928;
2 ee May 25; E 691878; Rocco
Salcona, San Francisco. ° 11350
Ode au printemps; paroles de Pierre
de Ronsard, musique de Renée-
Philippart Gonzalez, of France;
voix de femmes avec sop. solo.
Mar. 30, 1928; 1c. May 7; H 692008 ;
Durand et cie., Paris. 11351
Oh Carmenita; words and music by
Harry Warren. © Apr. 10, 1928; 2. ec.
May 11; BH 690784; DeSylva, Brown
& Henderson, ine., New York. 11352
Oh gee! I want that girl of mine;
words and melody by R. F. Cham-
pion. © 1 ec. May 28, 1928; E
690969; Rupert F. Champion, San
Francisco. 11353
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Oh! Helen; fox-trot, words and music
by Guy K. Austin and Hubert W.
David, both of Great Britain; pf.
ace., with banjulele banjo and uku-
lele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in C.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Apr. 23, 1928; 1 c. May 7; BH 689892;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. 11354
Oh, how I’d love to love you; by
Johnny Tucker and Joe Schuster,
arr. by George J. Trinkaus; orch.
4to. © May 22, 1928; 2c. May 26;
E 690858; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 11355
Oh, how I will miss you; waltz, words
by L. A. Oertel, music by Ray
Hibbeler. © 1c. May 4, 1928; E
691250; Lewis A. Oertel, Glovers-
ville, N. Y. 11356
Oh, how she loves it; words and music
by Mack Fowler, of Great Britain ;
pf. ace., with ukulele and banjulele
banjo arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in B
flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notations ]
© May 21, 1928; 1 c. May 22; E
692191; B. Feldman & co., London.
11357
Oh, linda estrella; letra y musica por
R. Hernandez. © 1c. May 17, 1928;
E 690661; Rafael Hernandez, New
York. 11358
Oh! Mary look what you’ve done for
me; words and music by James
Walsh and Fred Godfrey, both of
Great Britain; pf. ace., with banju-
lele banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin
D. Keech; in F. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © May 7, 1928;
1c. May 8; E 689967; B. Feldman
& co., London. 11359
Oh, mother, bring back those memories
to me; words by W. W. Fowler,
music by B. M. Hale. New York
City, Frank Harding. © May 12,
1928; 2c. May 15; E 690575; Wilmer
W. Fowler, Medford, N. J. 11360
Oh! Papitou; fox trot—slow, par A.
Chantrier, of France; orch. avec pf.
conducteur et paroles. 4to. © Apr.
15, 1928; 1 c. May 10; E’ 692265;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 11361
Oh, patria mia; letra y musica por
R. Hernandez. © 1c. May 17, 1928;
E 690662; Rafael Hernandez, New
York. 11362.
Oh, what love; words and music by
H. E. Crow. [Blueprint] © 1c.
Apr. 30, 1928; E 690220; Henry
Ernest Crow, Topeka, Kan. 11363
Ohie meneché (La fiera de Mast’
Andrea); traserizione di Vittorio
Giannini. © May 18, 1928; 2c. May
19; E 691818; G. Ricordi & co., ine..,
New York. 11364.
Oiseaux (Les); comédie musicale en
3 actes, adaptation libre de Bernard
Zimmer, d’aprés Aristophane, mu-
sique de Georges Auric, of France;
pf. et chant. 4to. © Apr. 15, 1928;
1c. May 10; E 692255; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 11365
Oj’ primmavera; versi di G. Spaduzzi,
melodia di Gennaro Martone. 4to.
© May 1, 1928; 2 c« May 29; E
690936; Gennaro Spaduzzi, New
Haven. 11366
Ojos tristes; cancion Yucateeca, letra
de Alfredo Aguilar Alfaro, mtsica
de Guty Cardenas, of Mexico, arr.
de Noé Fajardo. © May 2, 1928;
1 e@. May 21; EH 692165; A. Wagner
y Levien, sucs:, s. en ¢c., Mexico City,
Mexico. 11367
Old Baylor is marching; words and
music by D. Moore. May 2,
1928 ; 2 ec. May 3; E 690268; Dorothy
Moore, Belton, Tex. 11368
Old (The) chapel bell; words by J.
D. Wilson, music by Harry J. Lin-
coln. © May 5, 1928; 2 c. May 7;
E 691285; John Dale Wilson, Pres-
eott, Ark. 11369
Old (An) companion just like you;
words and music by F. Foote. ©
1c. May 19, 1928; E 690768; Frank
Foote, Black Wolf, Kan. 11370
Old country rock; melody by Moore
and Williams. © 1c. May 31, 1928;
EK 693017; Chicago music pub. co.,
ine., Chicago. 11371
Old-fashioned dance; by Richard
Krentzlin, of Germany, op. 114; pf.
© May 2, 1928; 2 « May 4; EB
690315 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 11372
Old-fashioned (An) garden; quartette,
words and music by G. A. Collin;
mixed voices. 4to. © Apr. 20,
1928; 2 c. May 23; E 691865; G. A.
Collin, Somerset, Pa. 11373
Old folks at home; by Stephen C.
Foster, arr. by Henry S. Sawyer,
bowed and fingered by Ann Hath-
away ; violin solo, duet, trio or quar-
tet, with pf. ace. 4to. © Apr. 30,
1928; 2 c. May 3; E 690258; McKin-
ley music co., Chicago. 11374
087
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11375
Old Irish air; composer anon., arr. by
Ch. L. Etherington, of Canada; or-
gan. obl. 8vo. © May 16, 1928;
2c. May 18; E 691655; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 11375
Old pals; words by H. C. Thurston,
melody by Robt. H. Brennen. ©
1 c. May 26, 1928; E 690886: H.
Carroll Thurston, Montpelier, Vt.
11376
Old Red; melody by Floyd Ming. ©
1c. May 18, 1928; E 691706; United
pub. co., New York. 11377
Old (An) time sweetheart; words by
L. Curtis, music by Sylvester L.
Bross; © 1. ¢. Apr..o0,) 1928") F)
690212; Lillian Curtis, Centralia,
Wash. 11378
Old (The) town pump; by H. F.
Reser; ten. banjo with pf. acc. ©
May 8, 1928; 2 c. May 7; E 691276;
Harry F. Reser, New York.- 11379
On a Sunday morn; deseriptive tmter-
mezzo, by H. C. Horne, of England ;
pf. © May 11, 1928; 1 c. May 25;
E 692209; Walsh, Holmes & co., Itd.,
London. 11380
On my mind a new love; from Here’s
Howe, words by Irving Caesar, mu-
sic by Joseph Meyer and Roger
Wolfe Kahn; pf. and ukulele acc.
© May 16, 1928; 2 c. May 18; E
691625; Harms, inc., New York.
11381
On the green; by Louis Streabbog
[pseud. of Jean Louis Gobbaerts].
op. 63,2 mows Apr. Poyith! a 2dy pe. pt.
by Fleetwood A. Diefenthaeler. - obL
Svo. © May 11, 1928; 2 c. May 14;
E 691543; Gamble hinged music ¢o.,
Chicago. 11382
On the Miramichi; words and music
by F. O’Neill, arr. by Alfred Wooler.
© Jan. 15. 1928: 2 « May 23: B
6908380; Felix O’Neill, Stafford
Springs, Conn. 11383
On the night we did the boom boom by
the sea: words by Billy Rose and
Ballard Macdonald, music by James
V. Monaco. © May 1, 1928; 2 «
May 2; E 691169; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 11384
On the old Virginia shore; words and
melody by D. M. Wheeler. © 1 e.
May 25, 1928; E 691889; Dan M.
Wheeler, Reidsville, N. ©. 113885
On the river Kazonka; polka, melody
by A. Schwartz... © 711 c.. Apr. 27,
1928; EH 691421; Abe Schwartz, New
York. 11386
planes 23
On the track; galop, by A. H. Weber-
bauer; pf. or organ. © Mar. 28,
1928; 2c. Apr. 18; E 691312; Arthur
H. Weberbauer, Irvington, N. J.
11387
On the waters of the silvery Yellow-
stone Lake; words and music by M.
Christiansen. New York City, Frank
Harding. © May 1, 1928; 2 ec. May
5; E 690362; Marion Christiansen,
Wise River, Mont. 11388
Once I had a fortune; words and mel-
ody by Ernest Stoneman. © 1 ec.
May 1, 1928; E 690199; United pub.
co., New York. 11889
Once in a while; melody by Wm. H.
Butler. © 1 ¢ May 5, 1928; EB
690372; Consolidated music pub.
house, Chicago. 11390
Once upon a time; by W. EH. Arnaud;
pf. Nashvile, Tenn.—Atlanta, Ga.,
Standard music co. © May 38, 1928;
2c. May 5; E 690861; Wm. E. Ar-
naud, Atlanta. 11891
One girl like you; words by Bryant
Chambers Kerr, music by Carlos
Oscar Oberholtzer. © 1 ec. May 2.
1928; E 690300; Bryant C. Kerr and
Carlos O. Oberholtzer, Columbus, O.
11392
One kiss; words by Jo’ Trent, melody
by Peter De Rose. © 1 c. May 26,
1928; E 691940; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 11393
One moment of madness; words by
Eugene West, music by C. K. Harris.
© Apr. 28, 1928; 2 ¢ May 12; H
690523; Charles K. Harris, New
York. 11394
One night of love; waltz, words and
music by Roy Turk and Lou Hand-
man, arr. by Joseph Nussbaum;
orch. 4to. © Apr. 10, 1928: 2 ¢.
May 26; H 691927; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., ine, New York. 11395
One way gal; words and melody by
William Moore. © 1 ec. May 31,
1928; E 693004; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 113896
One wonderful day; words and music
by B. EK. Murch. .f Words and melodv
only] «© dh ‘e Awan s,,1928. HB
696868; Bess Hvangeline Murch,
Detroit. 11397
088
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
11419
Only h'de, and abide; words by Mrs.
J. EF. Moser, music by R. Harkness,
of Australia, domiciled at Pasadena.
© Nov. 15, 1926; 2 c. May 18, 1928;
EK 691731; Robert Harkness, Pasa-
dena. 11398
Only you; words and melody by H.
Bruguiére. © 1c. May 19, 1928; E
690717; Emile Bruguiére, Princi-
paute de Monaco, France. 11399
Onward for service; Sunday-school
program for Rally day. words by
J. L. Hall. and others, music by M.
Isabelle Ritter, and others. 8vo. ©
Mar. 28, 1928; 2 @. May 4; EH
691221; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia.
- 11400
Open gates; pageant service for Chil-
dren’s Day, arr. by G. O. Webster.
Cincinnati, O., F:llmore music house.
Svo. © Apr. 14, 1928; 2 c. May 10;
aff. May 9; A 1075900; Fillmore
bros. co., Cincinnati. 11401
Open (The) road; pt. song, words by
Gretchen Dick, music by William
Stickles, arr. by Ross Hilton; mixed
voices. 4to. © May 2, 1928; 2 c.
May 18; E 690683; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 11402
Oregon; words by W. C. Bishop, mu-
sic by Fred Mller. © May 5, 1928;
2 ce. May 7; E 691289; Wellington
C. Bishop, Seaside, Or. 11403
Oriental capers; intermezzo one-step,
by A. H. Weberbauer; pf. or organ.
(Mar, 28, 1928: 2 cApr. 18: E
691307; Arthur H. Weberbauer, Ir-
vington, N. J. 11404
Ost und west, haltet fest; marsch, von
Theodor Prusse, of Germany; pf.
© ‘Aug. 19, 1927: 1 c. Apr. '23;°1928;
E 689744; Georg Bratfisch, Frank-
furt/Oder, Germany. 11405
Ost und West haltet fest; marsch, von
Theodor Prusse, bearb. von Wilhelm
Lindemann, both of Germany ; salon-
nan. 460, ©. Aug... 19, 1927: 1 @
Apr. 23, 1928;. HE 689736; Georg
Bratfisch, Frankfurt/Oder, Germany.
11406
Ou ou; de Yes, livret de Pierre Sou-
laine et René Pujol, musique de
Maurice Yvain, of France. © Apr.
tI, to29: 1 er May? 1O=* hy’ 692272 -
Francis Salabert, Paris. 11407
Our adjutant; military march, by
Charles Hoby, of England; pf. ©
May tl T9238.) eee May soho. Eh
692216; James Planta Hull, London.
11408
-
Our Banner; quartet, words and mu-
Sic Dy Cy. Muller, “aril Dy ararry
L. Alford. 4to. © May 12, 1928;
2c. May 17; E 690644; Carl David
Fuller, Rolling Prairie, Ind. 11409
Our castle; words by W. R. Williams,
musie by Harold Greenleaf; pf. and
ukulele ace. © May 31, 1928; 2c.
May 31; E 693055; Will Rossiter,
Chicago. 11410
Our famous Lindy man; words and
music by N. G. Cloud; in ©. ©1e.
May 23, 1928; E 690852; Nelson G.
Cloud, Richmond, Ind. 11411
Our gallant hero James A. Reed;
words and music by J. P. Doran. ©
1c. Apr. 30, 1928; E 690240; Joseph
P. Doran, Kansas City, Mo. 11412
Our gold star mothers brave and true;
words by R. Wittig, music by Mrs.
CG. Vineent Hall and Ed Chenette.
Milwaukee, Wis., Kilbourn & Nav-
ratil. © Mav 1, 1928; 2 ¢. May 3;
E 690345; Raymond Wittig, Milwau-
kee. : 11413
Our hero; words by N. V. Matthews,
music by Luther A. Clark. © May
22, 1928; 2 c. May 28; E 690929;
Nellie Virginia Matthews, Carthage,
Mo. 11414
Our pathway thru life; words and
melody by C. Will, harmonized by
Esther Annie Denby; mixed voices.
©) Apr: 23),,1928 ;. 2), ce. Apr. 30;, E
690186; Esther A. Denby, La Can-
ada, Calif., and Christina Will, Mon-
rovia, Calif. 11415
Out in the canyon; words and music
by A. M. MeGowen. St. Louis, Mo.,
Shattinger piano and music co.
Mawr D0, 6t928 2 2° et iMay 2e
690501; Alwine Mueller MeGowen,
St. Louis. 11416
Ouverture exotique (Exotic overture) ;
par Maurice Pesse, of France; orch.,
avee pf. conducteur. © Apr. 10,
1928; 1 @ May; E -689995.;
Choudens, Paris. 11417
Ouverture solennelle; de Gabriel
Parés, of France; orch. avec pf. con-
ducteur. © Dec. 31, 1927; 1 c. Apr.
23, 1928; E 689937; Editions musi-
cales Sam Fox, Paris. 11418
Over the fence; words and melody by
Wd. Rextorde © 1c. “May -24,
1928; E 690905; William Jess Rex-
ford, Bay Shore, N. Y. 11419
089
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11420
Over the hills; words and melody by
E. Ryan. .© 1 ¢. May 28, 1928; B
690958; Elizabeth Ryan, Memphis,
Tenn. 11420
Over the hurdles; by D. Bigelow; mel-
ody with pf. acc. © 1«¢ May 28,
1928; E 691951; Dorothie Bigelow.
London. 11421
Oyaneetah; Seminole love song, words
by Glen McDonough, music by Vic-
tor Herbert, arr. by George J.
Trinkaus; sop., alto and bar. 4to.
© May 8, 1928;°2 ec. May 12; EB
690627; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 11422
Oyaneetah; Seminole love song, words
by Glen McDonough, music by Vic-
tor Herbert, arr. by George J.
Trinkaus; three treble voices. 4to.
© May. 22, 1928; 2c. May 26;' EH
680857; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 11423
Ozenit sie maciek; kupawiak, by A.
Schwartz; pf. ©1c. Apr. 27, 1928;
E 691423; Abe Schwartz, Néw York.
11424
Ozymandias; words. by P. B. Shelley,
music by Reginald C. Robbins; bass
Or DATs VOIGe., (©, Apr: ZO 92852) e.
May 23; E 693083; Editions Maurice
Senart, Paris. 11425
Pageants of purpose; 3 complete pag-
eants, with incidental music, words
by Hlsie Duncan Yale, and others,
music by J. Lincoln Hall, and others.
Svo. The Galilean conquers. [2
others] © Apr. 10, 1928; 2 c« May
4; D 27315; Hall-Mack co., Phila-
delphia. 11426
Pal o’ mine; words and melody by
C. M. Compher. © 1. ¢. May 2,
1928 ; E 691183 ; C. Morgan Compher,
Winston-Salem, N. C. 11427
Pal of my dreams; waltz, words and
‘' music by Nick Morris [pseud. of
T. Morrissey] © May 11, 1928; 2 ¢.
May 15; E 691573; Thomas. Mor-
rissey, Little Rock. 11428
Pal of my dreams; words and music
by Nick Morris [pseud. of T. Mor-
rissey]. © 1 ¢. May 10, 1928; H
691678; Thomas Morrissey, Little
Rock, Ark. 11429
Palacete (El) encantado; valse, letra
por Rufino Colon Alvarez, musica
por F. Lanclos, of Porto Rico;. pf.
©) Apr. 913. 1928 +2) Go May O22 \on
690832; Fernando lLanclos, San
Juan, P. R. 11430
Papillon (Le) et la rose (The butter-
aE. Ta, IS eee
Palm land; words by C. A. Collins,
melody by Virginia Nanz Collins,
arr. by Erdell Mutchler. © 1 ec.
May 2, 1928; E 691409; Curtis An-
derson Collins, Miami Beach, Fla.
11431
Panhandle Pete; by A. H. Weber-
bauer; pf. or organ. © Mar. 28,
1928; 2 ce. Apr. 18: E 691320; Ar-
thur H. Weberbauer, Irvington,
I etd Be 11432
Papa’ mio, m’ha’ maritari; melodia di
Antonio Galasso, of Italy, domiciled
at Jersey City. © 1c Apr. 28,
1928; E 691902; A. Crivello, A.
Galasso and J. Clano, Brooklyn.
11433
Papillon (Le) et la rose; fox trot, par’
Maurice Yvain, of France; orch.
avec pf. conducteur et paroles. 4to.
(©; Apr: “15, 1928: Je, May 10. BI
692270; Francis Salabert, Paris.
- 11434
fly and the rose) ; scherzo, de Fran-
cesco Gabutti, of Italy; orch. avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Mar. 10,
1928: ;..1...e; Apr. 233" BR Geegea.
Choudens, Paris. 11435
Papillon fox; fox trot di Vittorio
Mascheroni, of Italy; piccola orch.
4to. © May 4, 1928: 1 c May 22;
EK 692330; A. &.G. Carisch & ¢,
Milan. 11436
Papillon fox; versi di Angelo Ramiro
Borella, musica di Vittorio Mascher-
oni, of Italy; pf.. ©, Apr. 20, 1928;
dt Gen May 1% 34H) 692102 As arn:
Carisch & c., Milan. 114387
Paragraphe III; célébre ouverture, de
Fr. Suppé, arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch. avee pf. conducteur.
4to. © Apr. 15, 1928; 1 c. May 10;
EK 692268; Francis Salabert, Paris.
11438
Pardon, cleansing, healing; words by
Mary Bowden, music by Angie Mar-
ing Williams. (Jn The evangelist
im sons.) "©Augs. foe Tee 2 Ve:
Apr. 23, 1928; “E’ 691853; O. E.
Williams, Erie, Pa. 11439
Parents: see that your children com-
mence in school at 6 years of age
and then continue until seventeen ;
words and music by F. W. Wilson.
© May 1, 1928; 2c May 16;. EH
691566; F. W. Wilson, Palatka, Fla.
11440
590
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
Parisian blues; words and music by
Len Rubin and Hal Rubin. ©1«.
May 10, 1928; E 690488; Walter
Snydecker, New York. 11441
Parking; words by F. L. Veach, music
by C. S. Millspaugh; pf. and ukulele
ace. New York City, Frank Hard-
ing. © May 12, 1928; 2 ¢. May 15;
E 690577; Frank L. Veach, Marion,
Til. 11442
Part songs for boys with changing
voices; compiled by Richard Kountz.
4to. © Apr. 25, 1928; 2 ¢ Apr. 27;
aff. May 8; A 1075736; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 11443.
Parting (The); words and music by
L. Gavigan. © 1c. May 8, 1928;
i E 691711; Louise Gavigan, Sacra-
mento, Calif. 11444
Parysia; waltz, words by P. S. Robin-
son, music by John Reynders, of
England; pf. and ukulele acc.; in C.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Apr. 10, 1928; 1 c. May 7; E 692250;
Maurice Piéna, Iltd., London. 11445
Pasquinade; caprice, by Louis M.
Gottschalk, arr. by R. EH. Hildreth.
4to. 1. Orch., with pf. conductor.—
2. Band. © Apr. 4, 1928; 2 ec each
May 7; E 691295, 691296; Walter
Jacobs, inc., Boston. 11446, 11447
Passion (Passion); by F. G. Char-
rosin, of England; orch., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © May 2, 1928;
1c. May 14; E 692057; Hawkes &
son (London), ltd., London. 11448
Patricia; words and melody by R.
Cooke. © 1 ¢. May 16, 1928: BH
690648; Ralph Cooke, Belmar, N. J.
11449:
Patrol of the hikers; by James M.
Fulton ; band, with solo B flat cornet
conductor. Cincinnati, O., Fillmore
music house. 4to. © Apr. 28, 1928;
2 ¢. May 12; E 690517; Fillmore
bros. co., Cincinnati. 11450
Paul (Lady Dean) Study; by Poldow-
ski [pseud. of Lady Dean Paul]. of
Great Britain; pf. © May 11, 1928;
1 ec. May 14; E 692045; J. & W.
Chester, ltd., London. 11451
Pay day; words and music by D.
Droz. *' €P-!) ec > May 26,' 1928: BE
690919; Dora Droz, Declo, Id. 11452
Paysage de neige (Snow clad land-
scape); de Léon Jessel, arr. par
Francis Salabert, of France; orch.
avee pf. conducteur. 4to. © Feb.
2), 1928; 1 @ Mar. 207° 689278 ;
EK. Gaudet, Paris. 11453
Pial (El)
11463
Peg of my heart; words and melody
by D. Cocks. © 1c. May 18, 1928;
E 691691; Daniel Cocks, Port Wash-
ington, L. I., N. Y. 11454
Tlecparapa (Peismatara); from Panto-
poulos, words and music by D.
Zattas, of Greece, domiciled at New
York. New York, Apollo music co.
© May 22, 1928; 2 ec May 23; B
690866; Demosthenis Zattas, New
York. 11455
Pensandoti; valzer, melodia di G.
Vicari, of Italy, domiciled at New
York (©. 1) Mavi hos By
691241; Giovanni Vicari, New York.
11456
Penthesilea; nach dem _ trauerspiel,
von Heinrich von Kleist, in 1 aufzug
mit musik yon Othmar Schoeck, of
Switzerland, klavierauszug von Karl
Krebs, of Switzerland. © Nov. 20,
1927s" e ADT. ao. 6 ty poser:
Musikhaus Hwini, Zitirich, Switzer-
land. 11457
Perfect peace; words from the Bible,
melody by A. Hill. © 1 c. May 9,
1928; E 691384; Alberta Hill, Cin-
cinnati. 11458
Perseverance brings success; words
and music by C. B. Weston. © Mar.
15, 1928; 2 ec. May 8; E 690405;
Charles B. Weston, Oakhurst, N. J.
11459
. pespunte abajefo; por
I. M. Valle, of Mexico, domiciled at
Chicago; melody with pf. ace.
[Photostat] © .1¢. May 28, 1928;
EH 690949 ; Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago.
11460
Pianista (Il) virtuoso (Le pianiste
virtuose) ; in 60 esercizi, traduzione
italiana del Arturo Franci, musica
di C. L. Hanon, ed. riveduta e cor-
retta da G. Anfossi, con Vaggiunta
di scale e di arpeggi a cura di
Alphonse Schotte, of France; pf.
Mebs) 15, :1928; a extMar. 2i>) EB
689874; A. & G. Carisch & ¢c., Milan.
11461
Picadores (Los); marche espagnole,
" par A. Bosc, of France; orch., avee
pf. conducteur et 1°" yiolon conduc-
teur. 4to. © Apr. 10, 1928; 1c. May
7; E 692023; Auguste Bosc, Paris.
11462
Pickin’ cectton; words and melody by
B. G. De Sylva, Lew Brown and
Ray Henderson. ©1c. May 19, 1928;
EH 691763; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inec., New York. 11463
oot
/92s.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11464
Piesni za dusze zmarlych , febral i
opracowal Anthony Schwanderla, op.
33, i Stanley Kaniecki; 1 lub 2 gtosy
z organami. 4to. © May 12, 1928;
2c. May 12; E 690789; L. Urban
pub. co., Jamacia, N. Y. 11464
Pillar (The) box; musical monologue,
words by Gladys Eva Kitchen, mu-
sic by Pauline Wilton, of Great
Britain; pf. © Apr. 5, 1928; 1 «
May 22; E 692185; Reynolds & co.,
London. 11465
Pillar (A) box song; unison song,
words by Patience Ross, music by
Cecil Sharman, of England; in F.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Apr. 30. 1928; 1 c. May
1; E 689695; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 11466
Ping-pong; a folly dance, by EH. Fred-
eric Curzon, of Great Britain; pf.
© Apr. 20, 1928; 1 c. May 22; BE
692178; Cavendish music co., Lon-
don. 11467
Piscatore “nnammurato; by G. Quar-
tullo.; pf. ©, de. May 71928) Bh
691347; Giuseppe Quartullo, New
York. 11468
Pleading blues; words and melody by
Jesse Crump. © 1c. May 31, 1928;
E 693044; Chicago music pub. co.,:
11469
Pleasant hours; photoplay music, by
Domen‘co Savino; orch. © May 3,
1928; 2 c. May 4; E 691225; Robbins
inc., Chicago.
musie corp., New York. 11470
Pleasant (A) morning; by Louis
Streabbog [pseud. of Jean Louis
Gobbaerts], op. 68, no. 1; pf., with a
2d pf. pt. by Fleetwood A. Diefen-
thaeler. obl. 8vo. © May 11, 1928;
2 ec. May 14; E 691541; Gamble
hinged music co., Chicago. 11471
Please say yes; waltz, words by Louis
Alvino, melody by F. W. MacDonald.
© 1c. May 15, 1928; E 690589;
Frank William MacDonald, Trenton,
IN: J. 11472
Please take me out of jail; melody by
T. Morris and T. Waller. © 1 e.
May 19, 1928; E 690735; R. S. Peer,
New York. 11475
Plot (The) thickens; interlude dra-
matique, by Bertram Srawley, of
Great Britain, arr. by George H.
Sanders; pf. © May 19, 1928; 2 ec.
May 23; E 690800; Sanders-Weiss,
ine., New York. 11474
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
Pluie (La) sur les roses; poésie de
André Mailfert, musique de Edo-
uard Mignan, of France. © Apr. 20,
1928; 1 ec. May 22; E 692189; Enoch
et cie., Paris. 11475
Plus (La) jolie (The choisest) ; ma-
zarka, by D. Montano; pf. Brook-
lyn, J. & J. Kammen. © May 28,
1928; 2 c. May 23; E 690815; Do-
nato Montano, Brooklyn. 11476
Poéme; de Sylvain Dupuis, of France;
violoncelle avec ace. d’ orch., avec
pf. conducteur. © Apr. 15, 1928;
1 e@ May 10; EH 692296; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 11477
Poet’s (The) dream; words by P. B.
Shelley, music by Reginald C. Rob-
bins; bass or bar. voice. © Apr. 20,
1928; 2 « May 238; E 693082; EHdi-
tions Maurice Senart, Paris. 11478
Poidom plaskat; by A.. Schwartz; vio-
lin. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1928; B 691420;
Abe Schwartz, New York. A479
Polichinelles (Les); de Les ailes de
Paris, paroles de Albert Willemetz,
Saint-Granier et J. Le Seyeux, mu-
sigue de Maurice Yvain, of France;
pf. acc., avec ukulele arr. par F.
Salabert. © Apr. 15, 1928; 1 c. May
10; E 692278; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 11480
Polish festive dance; by W. M. Cae-
sar; pf. © May 14, 1928; 2 ce. May
21; E 691759; Wyn Moritz-Caesar,
Los Angeles. 11481
Polonez KoSciuszkowski; by Janusz-
Hugeniusz Walkiewicz. 4to. 1. 4
mixed voices.—2. 3 female voices.—
3. 4 male voices. © May 18, 1928;
2 ec. May 21; E 691739;: Bolestaw
J. Zalewski, Chicago. 11482
Polynice; poéme symphonique, par
Louis Fourestier, of France; orch.
1. Partition —2. Parties. © Mar. 10,
1928; 1 ce. each Apr. 9; E 689908,
689904; Heugel, Paris. 11483, 11484
Pompadour (Die) ; aus Mtinchhausen,
text von Felix Doérmann u. Bela
Jenbach, musik von Ernst Steffan-
Blasser, of Austria. © Dec. 10,
1927: 1 e Apr. 23, 1928; E 689768;
Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herz-
mansky), Leipzig. 11485
Pool (The) of gold; words by Sarah
Teasdale, music by J. McManus. ©
1 ce. May 5, 1928; E 690379; Joseph
MeManus, Santa Barbara, Calif.
11486
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
Poor papa’s lullaby ; words and melody
by M. L. Bacon. © 1 c. May 14,
1928; E 690604; Myron L. Bacon,
Bayfield, Wis. 11487
Poor people; words by Art Kassel,
music by Carmen Lombardo; pf.
ace., With ukulele arr. by Rube Ben-
nett. © May 11, 1928; 2 ¢. May 12;
E 691530; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inc., New York. 11488
Poplar (The) lane; words and music
by Maur ce Gunsky and George Hay-
den; pf. and ukulele acc. © May
9, 1928; 2 « May 11; E 691471;
Harms, ine., New York. 11489
Porqué te quise; danza, letra y musica
de F. L. Cabello; pf. © 1c¢ May
5, 1928; E 690877; Fernando L.
Cabello, El Paso. 11490
Pou (Le) constipé (The constipated
louce) ; de J. Porret, cf France, op.
178; orch. avee pf. conducteur. 4to.
© Apr. 10, 1928; 1 « May 7; E
692012; Julien Porret, La. Barre-
Deuil, France. 11491
Pounds and ounces blues; words by G.
Gruskin and Jack Pincus, music by
J. Solomon, arr. by Wallee Brown.
© May 1, 1928; 2 c. May 3; E
690351; George Gruskin, John Pin-
cus, and Jerry Solomon, Chicago.
11492
‘Pour que chaque femme ait sa four-
rure; version concert Quand on est
marié, paroles de Ch. L. Pothier, mu-
sique de C. Oberfeld, of Poland; pf.
ace. avee acc. d’ukulele par F. Sala-
bers oO Apr. (15. 19284, 1c. “May
10; E 692293; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 114938
Pourquoi; parcles de Phylo et L. C.
Basseuil, musique de Phylo et Fiet-
ter, both of France; pf. ace. avec
ukulele arr. par F. Salabert. © Apr.
15, 1928: 1 c. May 10; E 692279;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 11494
Praise the Lord, ye heavens, adore
Him; words anon., music by Ros
Vors; mixed cho., sop. and bass duet.
4to. © May 2, 1928; 2 c. May 10;
E 690467 ; Concordia pub. house, St.
Louis. 11495
Praise ye the Lord; anthem, words
compiled and arr. from the Psalms,
with hymns and 2 sacred poems, mu-
sic by W. R. Voris; mixed ‘voices,
with sop. solo and organ acc. 4to.
© May 11, 1928: 2 @ May 11; EB
691393 ; H. W. Gray co., New York.
11496
11509
Praise ye the name of the Lord; an-
them, music by P. Tschesnokoff,
arr. by Ivan T. Gorakhoff; 3 wom-
en’s voices. 4to. © May 18, 1928;
2c. May 21; E 691741; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 11497
Prayer; words and melody arr. by J.
D. Campbell. © 1c. Apr. 30, 1928;
E 690204; Ralph Peer, New York.
11498
Prayer of the Norwegian child; an
orison, words by Olaf Trojoérgson,
music by Richard Kountz; low or
méd. voice.. ©: Apr. 30, 1928; 2 e¢.
May 4; E 690330; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 11499
Prayer (The) service; words and mel-
ody by J. E. Burch. © 1 ¢. Apr.
30, 1928; E 690202; Ralph Peer, New
York. 11500
Preach the word; words and melody
by E. D. Campbell. © 1c. Apr. 30,
1928; E 6980205; Ralph Peer, New
York. 11501
Prélude et fugue; de Niferias,
Joaquin Turina, of Spain; pf.
Apr. 10, 1928; 1 c. May 7; EH 689997;
Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris. 11502
par
Prés d’un_ berceau; berceuse, de
Georges Quertant, of France; pf. ©
Mar?! 303} 1928; dolentgApme 239 EB
689934; Ch. Hayet, Paris. 11503
Pretending, youre mine; fox-trot,
werds and music by H. R. Bryan.
© 1c. May 15, 1928; E 690603;
Harry R. Bryan, Los Angeles.
11504
Pretty soon; words by Bob Nolan,
melody by P. Hill. © 1c. May 28,
1928; E 690942; Peggy Hill, Mem-
phis, Tenn. 11505
Prickly heat; by A. C. Russell; pf. ©
1 ec. May 3, 1928; E 690290; Alva
Calvin Russell, Chicago. 11506
Pride of the Illini; march, by K.., L:
King; band. 4to. © May 5, 1928;
2c. May 7; E 691284; Karl L. King
music hcuse, Fort Dodge, Ia. 11507
Princess enchanting; by Henry Had-
ley, arr. by Otto Wick; orch.
May 1, 1928; 2c. May 8; E 690415;
Edwin F. Kalmus, ine., New York.
11508
Principessa mazurka; no. 2, di A.
Ilardi; violin. © 1c. May 7, 1928;
E 691338; Arthur Ilardi, Brooklyn.
11509
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11510
Prisoners (The) last farewell; words
and melody by A. F. Meade, of Ire-
land, domiciled at Boston, Mass. ©
1c. May 14, 1928; E 691547; An-
thony Francis Meade, Charlestown,
Mass. 11510
Prisoner’s (The) request; words by
E. Yung, music by Robert H. Bren-
nen. New York, Frank Harding.
© May 18, 1928; 2 @ May 23; E
690803; Ellen Yung, Salisbury, Mo.
ot
Professional filling; by G. Waterman.
© May 26, 1928; 2 ec. May 31; E
693053; Glenn Waterman, Los An-
geles. 14512
Proéle (A) do bébé no. 2 (La famille
du bébé no. 2); par H. Villa-Lobos,
of Brazil; pf. Recueil de no. 1 a 9.
© Dec. 31, 1927; 1 ¢ Jan. 28} 1928;
E 689901; Max Eschig et cie., Paris.
SL
Prophecy (The); words from. the
Bible, ed. by Julius Osiier, music by
Genevieve Thomas Wheeler;
voice. Kansas City, Mo., Blossoms
art co. © May 15, 1928; 2 c. May
17; E 690694; John H. Wheeler,
Kansas City, Mo. 11514
Prune (The) song; words by Frank
Crumit, music by Harry DeCosta;
pf. and ukulele ace. © May 23,
1928 ; 2c. May 25; E 690871; Forster
music publisher, inc., Chicago.
11515
Prunes—an’ how; words and music by
Norm-Art Brown [pseud. of Norman
Arthur Brown] and 8S. Elsmo. ©
1c. May 28, 1928; E 690959; Sverre
Elsmo, Racine, Wis. 11516
Psalm 100; chorgesang, von Franz
Bachmann, of Germany, op. 8; 8-
stimmigen gemischten chor. 4to. ©
Sept. 20, 1927; 1 « Apr. 238, 1928;
E 689716; Richard Birnbach, Berlin.
11517
Warn 04 gépw apxayyedro kat To Xpioto
Kovuurrdpo (Psalti thai fero archangelo
kai Christo Koumparo) ; from Pan-
topoulos, words by Spiros Sperantos,
music by D. Zattas, of Greece, domi-
ciled at New York. New York,
Apollo music co. © Mav 22, 1928;
2c. May 23; E 690865; Demosthenis
Zattas, New York. 11518
words and music by
Ruth McConnell Clayton. © 1 «.
Apr. 30, 1928: E 690226; Ruth
Clayton, Snohomish, Wash. 11519
Puget Sound:
med. -
pt. III, 0. s., v. 23
Purling water; by Gladys V. Gilbert,
of Great Britain, domiciled at New
York, op. 21; pf. © May 7, 1928;
2c. May 11; E 691489; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 11520
Purupita; letra y musica por R.
Hernandez. © 1c. May 17, 1928;
E 690666; Rafael Hernandez, New
York. 11521
Pyke (Helen) Five zoo pictures; by
H. Pyke, of Great Britain; pf. 1.
The homesick crocodile. [4 others]
© Apr. 28, 1928; 1 ¢.' Apr. 30:;'-B
689706; Forsyth bros. ltd., London.
11522
Quand l’ombre descend; de Gabriel
Marie, arr. par Georges Grécourt, of
France; violoncelle et orch., avec pf.
conducteur. Editions Costallat. 4to.
© Mar. 10, 1928; 1 ¢ Apr. 9; E
- 689914; Lucien de Lacour, Paris.
. 11523
Quand une femme en a gotté; paroles
de Phylo, musique de Fred Pearly
et Gaston Gabaroche, both of
France; pf. ace., avee ukulele arr.
par F. Salabert. © Apr. 15, 1928:
1 ec. May 10; E 692291; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 11524
Que les parece; fado-fox, letra y
musica de F. L. Cabello; pf. ©1-«.
May 5, 1928; E 690376; Fernando
L. Cabello, El Paso. 11525
Que pasotes; por Juan Talavera y Hd
Tavo, both of Mexico, domiciled at
Los Angeles, Calif.; pf. 8vo. [Pho-
tostat] © May 3, 1928; 2c. May 5;
E 691262; Dionisio Acosta, Los An-
geles. 11526
Queen of the apple blossoms; waltz,
by J. Owen Long; pf. © May 7,
1928; 2 c. May 16; E 690634; Daniel
W. Crist, Alliance, O. TT
Raff (Joseph Joachim) One sweetly
solemn thought; words by Phoebe
Cary, music from Cavatina, adapted
and arr. by Marion Moore. 1. Sop.
and ten.—2. Sop. solo with violin
obbl. © May 9, 1928; 2 c. each May
14; E 690581, 690582); J. A. Parks
co., York, Neb. 11528, 11529:
Raggin’ dem blues; melody by Moore
and Williams. © 1c. May 31, 1928;
E 693015; Chicago music pub. co..,
ine., Chicago. 11530
Ragtime crazy; melody by William
Moore. © 1 c. May 31, 1928; EB
693023.; Chicago music pub. co., ine.,
Chicago. 11531
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no. 5, 1928
11553
~
Ragtime millionaire; words and mel-
ody by William Moore. © 1c. May
31, 1928; E 693010; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 11532
Rainbow of dreams; words by Leo P.
Haley, music by R. L. Toland. ©
1c. May 12, 1928; E 690561; Rose
L. Toland, Dorchester, Mass. 11533
Ramblers blues; words and melody by
Lemon Jefferson. © 1 ec. May 81,
1928; E 693040; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 11534
Rap-tap (The) buck; melody by
Harvey Thomas and R. W. Tomlin-
son. ©1c. May 24, 1928; H 690899 ;
Robert W. Tomlinson, Chicago.
11535
Rapture; words by Robert Browning, |,
musie by Eleanor Frost [i. e. HE. F.
Hurd] © 1c. May 21, 1928; E
691766; Eleanor Frost Hurd, Han-
over, N. H. 11536
Rave on static papa, rave on; words
by Sam Williams, melody by Roolin
Crawford. © 1c. May 4, 1928; E
691254; State street music pub. co.,
ine., Chicago. 115387
Red rabbit rag (Hassenpfeffer) ; rag-
fox-trot, by A. H. Weberbauer; pf.
or organ. © Mar. 28, 1928; 2c. Apr.
18; E 691328; Arthur H. Weber-
bauer, Irvington, N. J. 11588
Red (The) star and green T of
Texaco; words and melody by J. L.
Smith. © 1c. May 19, 1928; HE
690722; James L. Smith, Tujunga,
Calif. 11539
Reenganche (El); corrido, by I. M.
Valle, ef Mexico, domiciled at Chi-
cago; melody with pf. acc. ©l1e.
May 11, 1928; EH 691609; Ignacio M.
Valle, Chicago. 11540
Regal allegro non troppo; by P. A.
Marquardt; orch with pf. © May
22, 1928; 2 ec May 25; E 690878,
Music buyers corp., New York.
11541
Reign on, O King eternal; words by
Robert L. Berry, music by A. L.
Byers. [Photostat] © Mar. 1, 1928;
2c. May 14; E 691520; Andrew L.
Byers, Ashland, Or. 11542
Reizendes kind mit den _ blonden
haaren; aus Miinchhausen, text von
Felix Dérmann u. Bela Jenbach,
musik von Ernst Steffan-Blusser, of
Austria. © Dec. 23, 1927; 1 e Apr.
23, 1928; E 689767; Ludwig Doblin-
ger (Bernhard Herzmansky), Leip-
Zig. 11543
Remember ; waltz, words and music by
Claude Ivy, Jimmy Campbell and
Reg Connelly, each of Great Brit-
ain; pf. ace, with ukulele arr. by
Charles Hanley; in A flat. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © May
oy loeo: 1 ge Nay 14’ RY“ 692050:
Campbell, Connelly & co., London.
11544
Remember yesterday; words and mel-
ody by Mack Davis, Jack Murray
and Bernard Maltin. © 1 ¢. May 9,
1928; E 691378; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 11545
Remembrance; 4-pt. cho., poem by
Christina Rossetti, music by H. S.
Roberton, of Great Britain; male
voices. London, J. Curwen & sons, —
Itd. 4to. © May 12, 1928; 1c. May
9; E 692162; Hugh S. Roberton,
Glasgow. 11546
Remembrance (Hrinnerung) ; melody
by U. Lindemann, of Germany, domi-
ciled at New York. © 1c May 8,
1928; E 690480; Udo Lindemann,
Jersey City. 11547
Renard (Le) et le buste (The fox and
the bust); fable de La Fontaine,
paroles anglaises et musique de
Jacques Soulacroix, of France. ©
Dees SILAIZ0 PL. af) Apri28; 1928 ;
E 689935; Ch. Hayet, Paris. 11548
Rendezvous; valse par P. Standertson,
of Russia, domiciled at Marydel,
Md.; pf. © 1 « May 5, 1928; E
690388 ; Paul Standertson, Marydel,
Md. 11549
Request; an obeisance, poem after the
Hindu, music by Lorraine Tombo;
low or med. voice. © Apr. 30, 1928;
2c. May 4; E 6903829; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 11550
Requiem ; texte latin, musique de Fer-
naud Le Borne, of Belgium, op. 80;
oreh. Partition. © Mar. 30, 1928;
1 ec. Apr. 23; E 689985; HKditions
musicales HEvyette, Paris. 1155
Rest from thy labor; words by Frank
Cutler, music by W. Webster; mixed
voices. © 1 @ May 28, 1928; E
690957 ; Wesley Webster, San Bruno,
Calif. 11552
Resurrection (Resurrection); poéme
symphonique, de J. Franceschi, of
Italy; orech., avee pf. conducteur.
Ato. © Mar. 10, 1928; 1 ec. Apr. 9;
E 689916; J. Franceschi, Marseille,
France. 11553
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
- 11554
Reuter (Fr.) 3837 easy selections for
Lutheran choral and hymn; com-
posed, compiled and arr. by Fr. Reu-
ter; reed or pipe organ. obl. Svo.
(CO Fan. 16, 1928" 2. G. fan, To. ait.
Apr. 13; A 1079315; Clara Reuter,
New Ulm, Minn. 11554
Réve d’oré (Golden dream); polka,
by D. Montano; pf. Brooklyn, J. &
J. Kammen. © May 28, 1928; 2 «
May 23; EK 690816; Donato Montano,
Brooklyn. 11555
Réve fantastique; d’Emilio Pente, of
Italy, op. 12, no. 1; violon et pf: ©
June sd, 4928 : iMovesj May 2255); 1
692229; B. Schott’s sdéhne, Mainz,
Germany. 11556
Rhapsodie in moll; slow foxtrot, text
von Arthur Rebner, musik von
Mischa Spoliansky, of Austria; kla-
vier arr. yon Franz Grothe. © Apr.
1, 1928; 1 c. May 10; E 689962; Drei
masken-verlag, a. g., Berlin. 11557
Rhein, wein und migdelein; marsch-
lied, text von Gerhard Ebeler,; mu- |
Sik von Hans Otten, of Germany. 1.
Blasmusik. 12mo.—2. Salon-orch.,
mit klavier direktion. 4to—3. Eine
singstimme, mit klavier. © Feb. 16,
245 $928.54 ve vfeacheApre 2337 Hh
6S9877-689879; P. J. Tonger, Co-
logne/Rhine, Germany.
11558-11560
Rhodella valse; by J. M. Davis. ©
1 cc. May 23, 1928; H 691794; John
M. Davis, San Francisco. 11561
Rhythmie moments; by Harold Ar-
luck; pf. © May 26, 1928; 2c. May
26; E 691915; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 11562
Ribbon (The) song; words by Harry
Graham, music by Patrick Beynon,
of Great Britain. © May 11, 1928;
1 ec. May 14; E 692046; J. & W.
Chester, ltd., London. 11563
Ricordi del passato; versi e musica di
F. Trombetta. © 1c. May 8, 1928;
EH 690486; Francesco Trombetta,
Piladelphia. 11564
Ricordo d’amore (Souvenir); versi e
trascrizione di L. Canoro, musica di
Franz Drdla; violin. © 1 ¢@. May
14, 1928; E 691548; Louis Canoro,
New York. 11565
Riding (A) song; words and music by
Louis Drakeford, of Great Britain;
med. or low voice. © Apr. 30, 1928;
2c. May 4; E 690324; U. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 11566
Dt. Tit 1, S-4yr 2
Rien, plus rien n’existe .. . (Niemand
liebt dich so wie ich); slow-fox de
Paganini, de Franz Lehar arr. par
F. Salabert, of France; orch., ayec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Apr. 15,
1928; 1 ¢. May 10; E 692078; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 11567
Rigaudon; aus Dardanus, yon J. Ph.
Rameau, bearb. von Leopold Wenin-
ger, of Austria; orch. mit pf.-direc-
tion. 4to. © May 7, 1928; 1 c May
22; EH 692207; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
11568
Rigaudon; extrait du Tombeau de
Couperin, par Maurice Ravel, tran-
scription par S. Dushkin; violon et
pfs (© Mar. 30, 192393) te Agee
EK 6903896; Durand et ¢cie., Paris.
11569
Right after God comes my mother;
words by M. Speracio, melody by
J. Williams. © 1 c. Mey d1,71928,;
E 691452; Mario Speracio and Jesse
-’ Williams, Passaic, N. J. 11570:
Ring around the rosy; by N. von
Wilm, arr. by J. Lillian Vandevere;
toy symphony, teacher’s se. Ato.
May 3, 1928: 2 ec. May 18; E 691670;
C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 11571
Risen with Christ; hymn, words by
Levi Mumaw, music by E. O. Sellers.
(in Advanced Sunday school lesson
quarterly, v. 22, no. 2,'Apr., May,
June, 1928)-© Mar. 20, 1928; 2 «¢.
May 17; E 690788 ; Ernest O. Sellers,
New Orleans. in nye4
Risvegliati amore; versi di C. Biunno,
musica di Tommaso Cozzetto, of
Italy, domiciled at Bound Brook,
Ne ah: 1 @ May 238, 1928; EB
690849; Christine Biunno, New
York. 11573
Rita; words by Harry Solloway, mu-
sic by Tom Burke, of Hngland; pf.
ace., With ukulele arr. by -Harry J.
Stafford; in C. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Mar. 20, 1928; 1c.
Mar. 31; E 6923825; L. Silberman
and H. Solloway, London. 11574
Rive (La) sacrée; mélodie, paroles de
M™* la Baronne de Schwarz, mu-
sique de Jane Royan, of France.
Paris, Editions musicales Pitault.
© Apr.010, 1928; De, Maye Tso
692029; Jane Royan, Paris. 11575
Rock of ages; words by A. M. Topaldy
[!], music by R. Polak; med. voice.
Los Angeles, Calif., Paramount music
pub. co. © May 11, 1928; 2 c. May
14; E 691641; Rudolph Polak, Los
Angeles. 11576
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no. 5, 1928
11598
-
Rock of ages with Scripture. lesson;
words and melody arr. by F. W.
McGee. © 1 c..,.Apr. 30, 1928; E
690211; Ralph Peer, New York.
11577
Rockaways (The); words and music
by R. L. Moore. © May-11, 1928;
2c. May 16; E 691623; Robert. Lee
Moore, Far Rockaway, N. Y. 11578
Rockie ; from Branzolis movements, by
M. Abramowitz. © 1c. May 26,
1928; E 690913; Morris Abramowitz,
Brooklyn. 11579
Rockin’ in de win’; raccoon lullaby,
3-pt. cho., music by W. H:°: Neid-
linger, arr. by HE. Marzo; women’s
voices. 4to. © May 2, 1928; 2 «.
May 4; E 690314; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 11580
Roi (Le) David; introduction et
cortege de la suite, par A. Honegger,
transcription et arr. de F. Salabert,
of France; orch., avec pf. conduc-
teur. © Apr. 15,'1928; 1 ce May
10; E 692303; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 11581
Roi (Le) David; psaume de la suite,
par A. Honegger, transcription et
arr. de F. Salabert, of France; orch.,
avee conducteur. © Apr. 15, 1928;
1c May 10; EB, 692304; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 11582
Rolling hoops; by Cedric W. Lemont;
pf. © May 14,°1928; 2 c. May 12;
EH 690508; Shattinger piano & music
co., St. Louis. 11583
Romance; by Fredric Fradkin, tran-
scribed by Rudy Wiedoeft; E flat
alto saxophone, with pf. ace. ©
May s19,6d0285. .2.ne€. “May,..2235 EB
690745; Robbins music corp., New
York. 11584
Romance; by J. Kabrin; violin and
pf. Chicago, Ivory tower publisher.
© Apr. 15, 1928; 2c. May 5; EB
690360; James Kabrin, Chicago.
11585
Romance d’un soir; paroles d’Henry
Moreau et Pierre Foucret, fils, mu-
sique de Dimitri Tiomkin, of Poland.
© Mar. 10, 1928; 1 c« Apr. 9; E
689915; Editions Foucret, fils, s. a.,
Paris. 11586
Romantic overture; by Arnold Bax,
of England; chamber orch. Se.
May 16, 1928; 1 @ May 19; HB
692172; Murdoch, Murdoch & co.,
ine., with J. G. Murdoch & co., Itd.,
London. 11587
109262—28-—6
Rosa marchita; romanza, letra y mu-
sica de Ignacio Fernandez Hsperon
(Tata Nacho), of Mexico. © May
8, 1928; 1 «. May 21; H 692169; A.
Wagner y Levien, sucs., Ss. en Gc,
- Mexico City, Mexico. 11588
Rosalie; fox trot, words and music by
Hugh Wade and Val Valentine, both
of Great Britain; pf. ace., with uku-
lele and banjulele banjo arr. by
Alvin D. Keech; in D. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © May 21,
WODAS + Hill PeEHUMiay 222) s1VEG82192¢ 5 Be
Feldman & co., London. 11589
Rose aus Persien; boston, von Franz
Gehrke, of Germany. 1. Klavier.—
2. Jazz u. salon-orch. 4to. © Dec.
23)'1927;; 1c. each Apr.’ 23;'1928; BH
689832, 689833 ; Fritz Schuberth, jr.,
Leipzig. 11590, 11591
Rose leaves; words by Maurice J.
Gunsky, music by Al Sherman; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Apr. 28, 1928;
2c. May 1; E 691459; Harms, inc.,
New York. 11592
Rose of my heart; waltz, words by
Maurice M. Waller, musie by Max
Siegel, arr. by Jean Walz. © May
15,, 1928; 2: c,,May,,10);;,. EH 691508 ;
Julian Mack, Chicago. 11593
Rosemary; from Abie’s Irish rose,
words by Anne Nichols, music by
J. S. Zamecnik; pf. ace,, with uku-
lele arr. by May Singhi Breen. ©
May 8, 1928; 2 c«. May 7; E 691257;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 11594
Roses (The), the moonlight and you;
by W. M. Arbogast; orch. New
York City, Frank Harding. 4to. ©
May a2! ; 2928-0 20@ “Mayeer sr BH
680573; W. M. Arbogast, Rachel,
W. Va. 11595
Rosette; words by Charles Newman,
music by Carmen Lombardo, arr. by
Rube Bennett; pf. and ukulele acc.
© May. 15,. 1928; 2c) May, 17, 40
690692; Milton Weil music co., Chi-
cago. 11596
Rough and ready blues; words and
melody by. William Moore. © 1.
May 31, 1928; E 6938012; Chicago mu-
sic pub. ¢co., inc., Chicago. 11597
Rough and ready freezin’ Freddy;
words and melody by R. T. Hakins.
© 1c. May 5, 1928; E 691842; Rich-
ard Talbot Hakins, New York.
11598
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11599
Royal hippodrome; galop, by K. L.
King; band. 4to. © May 19, 1928;
2c. May 19; E 690703; Karl L.
King music house, Fort Dodge, Ia.
Ta. 11599
Rubaiyat; 7 fantaisies, par Adolfo
Salazar, of Spain; quatuor a cordes.
© Mar. 10, 1928; 1 ec. Apr. 23; E
689978; Max Eschig et cie., Paris.
11600
Rube caprice; by Martin Dunning
[pseud. of Hugo Riesenfeld]; orch.
with pf. conductor pt. © Apr. 20,
1928; 2 c. May 8; E 690416; Edwin
F. Kalmus, ine., New York. 11601
Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch) Une
larme (A tear); célébre mélodie de
A. Rubinstein, arr. par F. Salabert,
of France; orch., avec pf. conduc-
teur et 1°°* violons conducteur. 4to.
(); Apr. «15, 1928: 1 ¢ May 7: B
692020; Francis Salabert, Paris.
11602
Rumeurs (Uproar); par A. Ciappi, of
France; orch., avec pf. conducteur
pf. 4to. © Apr. 20, 1928;:1 c. May
23; E 692307; Maurice Piena, Itd’.
London, . 11603
Run up the steps! knock at the door!
shout hallelujah! cause I’m home;
words and musie by Harold Dixon;
pf. and ukulele acc. © May 4, 1928;
2c May 7; E 691274; Harold Dixon
music publisher, New York. 11604
Runnin’ away; lyric by Robert Frazer,
melody by L. F. Cowan and Howard
Jackson. © 1c. May 29, 1928; HB
690953 ; Lynn Freeman Cowan, Hol-
lywood, Calif. 11605
Running (The) blues; words and mel-
ody by B. Landress. © 1 e@. May
1, 1928: E 690198; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. 11606
Rusinella mezzo l’un grano; versi e
melodia di P. Sciascia, of Italy. ©
1 ec. May 15, 1928; HE 691602; Pas-
quale Sciascia, Philadelphia. 11607
Russian love song; words and music
by S. Elsmo. © 1c. May 17, 1928;
E 690673; Sverre Elsmo, Racine,
Wis. 11608
Russian polka (In the train); by A.
Schwartz; vidlin. ‘© 1 c«. Apr. 27,
1928; E 691426; Abe Schwartz, New
York. 11609
Sabula blues; melody by Phil Feather-
sone.’ ©, 1:'c.May 81, 1928; BE
693008; Chicago music pub. co., inc.,
Chicago. 11610
pt. 1, D.Sy wee
Safety first—the traffic policeman’s
slogan; words and music by H. F.
Kamp; pf. © 1c. May 10, 1928;
E 690483; Henry F. Kamp, Detroit.
11611
Sailing boats; petite barcarolle, by
Cedric W. Lemont, op. 54, no. 3; pf.
© May 14, 1928; 2 c. May 12: EB
690509; Shattinger piano & music
co., St. Louis. 11612
Sailor (A) song; words by Sidney
Rowe, music from The Mikado by
Arthur Sullivan, arr. by Gladys
Pitcher; sop., alto and bar. 4to. ©
May 8, 1928; 2 c. May 25; E 691876;
C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 11613
St. Joseph’s and the Junior Holy
Name; march, words and music by
J. O’Brien. Medford, Mass.,. St.
Joseph’s Holy Name soe. © May
2, 1928; 2 c. May 3; E 690336; Jack
O’Brien, Boston. 11614
Sally in our alley; old English air,
harmonized and arr. by Reginald
Redman, of Great Britain; violin,
violoncello and pf. © Apr. 3, 1928;
1c May 4; E 689795; Augener, Itd.,
London. 11615
Salut printemps (Greetings of spring) ;
poeéme de Count de Ségur, musique
de Claude Debussy, of Hrance; pf. 4
4 mains et cheur pour voix de
femmes. © Mar. 30, 1928; 1 c. Apr.
23; E 689920; Choudens, Paris.
11616
Salut printemps (Greetings of spring) ;
poéme de Conte de Ségur, musique
de Claude Debussy, réduction par
Marius Francois Gaillard, of France;
pf. a 2 mains et chceur pour voix de
femmes. © Mar. 30, 1928; 1 c. Apr.
23; E 689921; Choudens, Paris.
11617
Salutacion escolar (School salutation) ;
Spanish text and music by J. Pe-
rieas, of Porto Rico, English tr.
by Mary Dickson. 4to. © Apr. 15,
1928; 2 c. May 22; E 691824; Jaime
Pericas, Ponce, Porto Rico 11618
Salvation replete; words by Oliver HE.
Williams, music by Angie Maring
Williams. (Jn The evangelist in
song.) © Auge 1b) 19273) e. Apr.
23, 1928; E 691845; O. H. Williams,
Erie, Pa. 11619
Same old moon; fox trot, words and
melody by R. S. Sowell. © 1 «.
May 28, 1928; E 691982; Ralph
Spellman Sowell, Detroit. 11620
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‘no. 5, 1928
Saminsky (Lazare) Sechs lieder aus
dem Russischen orient (Six songs
of the Russian orient); deutsche
libersetzungen von R. S. Hoffman,
English translation by Lillian Sam-
insky, text aus volkgesang; fiir
mittlere stimme. [Russian, German
and English texts] 1. Orovéla. [5
others] © Mar. 27, 1928; 1 c. May
14; E 691627; Universal edition
actiengesellschaft, Vienna. 11621
Samtliche. suiten fiir die laute; aus
den Neuen lautenfriichten, von
Hsaias Reusner, hrsg. von Walter
Gerwig, eingeleitet von Friedrich
Blume, both of Germany. heft 1,
suite 1-5. © Jan. 1, 1928; 1 ¢. Apr.
23; E 6898138; Georg Kallmeyer ver-
lag, Wolfenbiittel, Germany. 11622
San Diego’s receptional march; by
C. A. Jones; band, with solo B flat
cornet conductor. 4to. © Apr. 24,
1928; 2c. Apr. 26; E 690248; Charles
A. Jones, San Diego, Calif. 11623
Sans un homme; paroles de Jacques-
Charles et Léo Leliévre, fils, musique
de Jean Boyer, of France; pf. acc.,
avec ukulele arr. par F. Salabert.
© Dec. 31, 1927; 1 c. May 10, 1928;
E 692286; Francis Salabert, Paris.
11624
Santa Lucia; Italian folk-song,; arr.
by Henry S. Sawyer, bowed and
fingered by Ann Hathaway; violin
solo, duet, trio or quartet, with pf.
ace. 4to. © Apr. 30, 1928; 2 «¢.
May 3; E 690259; McKinley music
co., Chicago. 11625
Santa Lucia; Italidn folk tune, arr.
by J. Lillian Vandevyere; toy sym-
phony, teacher’s se. 4to. © May
3, 1928; 2c. May 18; E 691669; C.
C. Birchard & co., Boston. 11626
Sarabande; from A little suite, by
Lucina Jewell; violin and pf.
May 7, 1928; 2 ¢. May 11; E 691479;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 11627
Sascha; Russian romanze, worte von
Friedrich Schwarz, musik von Ed.
May, of Germany, arr. von Fred
Ralph; orch. mit pf. direction. ©
Feb. 9, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 23; E 689840;
Wilhelm Zimmermann, Leipzig.
11628
Satanie fury; photo-play music, by
Leo A. Kempinski, op. 78; orch., with
pf. or organ ace. © May 14, 1928;
2c. May 15; BE 691583 ; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
11629
11640
~
Satisfied; words by Angie Maring
Williams, music by J. R. MacMur-
ray. (Jn The evangelist in song)
© Aug. 15, 1927; 2c. Apr. 23, 1928;
E 691842; J. Roy MacMurray, Erie,
Pa. 11630
Saturnia; versi di A. Martorelli, mel-
odia di Giuseppe Godono, of Italy,
domiciled at New York. © 1c. May
5, 1928; E 691779; Alfredo Mar-
torelli, New York. 11631
Sauguet (Henri) Six sonnets; paroles
de Louise Labé, musique de H.
Sauguet, of France; sop. 1. Chasse.
[5 others] © Mar. 30, 1928; 1 @.
Apr. 23; E 689975; Rouart, Lerolle
et cie., Paris. 11632
Save your jelly; words by Iva B.
France, melody by Charles Daven-
port. 1 ec May 28, 1928; E
691948; Braiterman-Fedder co., ine.,
Baltimore. 116383
Savez-vous faire un cocktail; de Le
grande folie, paroles de Louis de
Marchand et Georges Koger, mu-
sique de Vincent Scotto, of France.
© Apr. 27, 1928; 1 « May 22: BE
692186; Enoch et cie., Paris. 11634
Sawmill blues; words and. melody by
Hlzadie Robinson. © 1 c. May 81,
1928; E 693042; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 11635
Saxannella; by Andy Sannella, arr. by
F. Henri Klickmann; alto saxophone
with pf. acc. © May 17, 1928; 2 «¢.
May 18; E 691661; Spier & Coslow,
ine., New York. 11636
Saxannella; melody by Andy Sannella.
© 1c. May 10, 1928; E 691433;
Spier & Coslow, inc., New York.
11637
Sax-cine; by Jack Rebock and Fred
Bayers; E flat alto saxophone with
pf. ace. © May 11, 1928; 2c. May
12; E 690533 ; Irving Berlin standard
music corp., New York. 11638
Say it with roses; waltz ballad, words
and melody by Pat O’Connor [i. e.
J.P.O’Connor] © 1 ¢. May 7, 1928;
E 690420; James Patrick O’Connor,
Jersey City. 11639
Say yes to-day; fox trot, words and
music by Walter Donaldson, arr. by
Walter S. Simon; pf. or organ. ©
May 22 eaS2Siac2ii ce! May.) 241 KE
690776; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
11640
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11641
pl. ns Ss.
Sbarrachia la finestra; notturno, versi
di Antonino Crivello, melodia di
Paolo Dones. © 1c. May 10, 1928;
EK 690476; John Clano, Woodside,
Bead. IN. Ye 11641
Scarf dance (Danse de chiffon); by
W. M. Caesar; pf., with violin and
cello pts. © May 14, 1828; 2c. May
21: EH 691754; Wyn Moritz-Caesar,
Los Angeles. 11642
Scene de _ ballet; balletscene, by
Richard Krentzlin, of Germany, op.
123, pt." © May 2,°1928'"2"¢. May
4; E 6890316; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 116485
Schenk’ mir die nacht . . .5 tango,
worte von Gtinther Iff, musik von
Frido Grothey, of Germany; salon-
orch. mit pf.-direktion. 4to. © Feb.
* 1 1928 1 Gre APY: 2 ey GOOG
Fritz Horst, Altona/Hlbe, Germany.
11644
Scherzino; d’Emilio Pente, of Italy,
op. 18. no. 2; violon et pf. © June
1, 1928; 1 c May 25; E 692228; B.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
11645
Scherzo sinister; by P. A. Marquardt;
orch. © May 22, 1928; 2 «@ May
25; E 690877; Music buyers corp.,
New York. 11646
Schetta sugnu; versi di A. Crivello,
meledia di A. Galasso, of Italy,
domiciled at Jersey City. © 1.
May 18, 1928; E 691700; Antonino
Crivello, Antonio Galasso and J.
Clano, New York.
Schlichte weise; von Robert Curt von
Gorrissen, of Germany, op. 5, nr. 4;
violine u. orgel. © Jan. 11, 1928;
1 c. Apr. 23; E 689838; W. Ebrler
& co., Leipzig. 11648
Schmitt (Florent) Sept pieces; par
F. Schmitt, of France, op. 15; pf. ©
Apr. 10, 1928; 1 ec. May 7; E 689990;
Alphonse Leduc et cie., Paris. 11649
Schroeder’s (Alwin) solo concert re-
pertoire; thirty-six original composi-
tions and arrangements, collected,
rev. and ed. by A. Schroeder; vio-
loncello and pf. bk. 4. © May 21,
1928 ; 2 c. May 23; E 693065; Boston
music ¢@o., Boston. 11650
Schubert (Franz Peter) Die All-
macht; gross ist Jehova, der Herr,
bearb. von William Eckardt, of Ger-
many; gem‘schten chor, sop. solo,
orgel o. clavier u. streichquintett o.
nur mit clavier-begleitung. Parti-
11647
tur. .©. Mar. 30, 1927299 cA 2s.
1928; E 689848; Riihle & Wendling,
Leipzig. 11651
Cradle song; words traditional,
arr. by Edward Branscombe, of
Great Britain; sop. solo with mixed
voice ace. 4to. © May 15, 1928;
1c. May 9; E 692040; W. Paxton &
co., ltd.. London. 11652
Du bist die ruh’; gedicht von
Rtickert, bearb. von Paul Mania, of
Germany; vierstimmiger mdAnner-
chor, mit klavier ad lib. 4to.
Feb. 3, 1928; 1 ec. Apr. 23; E 689874 ;
P. J. Tonger, Cologne/Rhine, Ger-
many. 11653
Hark, hark! the lark; ist verse
by Shakespeare, 2nd verse by H. H.,
music by F. Schubert, arr. by Hal
Huntley; 3 male.voices. 4to. ©
May 2, 1928; 2 c«. May 5; E 690359;
J. 8S. Fearis & bro., Chicago. 11654
Heidenréslein ; gedicht von J. W.
v. Goethe, bearb. von Paul Mania,
of Germany; vierstimmiger minner-
chor, mit klavier ad lib. 4to. ©
Feb. 3, 1928; 1 ¢. Apres 238 -SHGs9are ;
P. J. Tonger, Cologne/Rhine, Ger-
many. 11655
Litanei; auf das fest Aller seelen,
gedicht von J. G. Jacobi, bearb. von
Paul Mania, of Germany; vierstim-
miger minnerchor, mit klavier ad
libs; 4tOge<C), Web. asalo2e el eer.
28 >. cy 6898715... oye, eneer co-
logne/Rhine, Germany. 11656
Moment musical; von Fr. Schu-
bert, op. 94, no.-3, arr. von L. Artok,
of Germany; salon-orch. m‘t pf. con-
ductor. © June 1, 1928; 1 c. May
25; E 692236; B. Schott’s sodhne,
Mainz, Germany. 11657
—— Sanctus; aus der Deutschen messe
II, text von Joh. Philipp Neumann,
musik von Franz Schubert, bearb.
von Paul Mania, of Germany; ge-
mischter chor. 4to. © Feb. 7, 1928;
1c. Apr. 23; E 689876; P. J. Tonger,
Cologne/Rhine, Germany. 11658
Schubert’s Unfinished symphony ;
arr. by Landon Ronald and Ernest
Austin, both of Great Britain; pf.
© May 8, 1928; 1 @ May 21; E
692156; International music co., ltd.,
London. 11659
Serenade; arr. de Nat Sing, of
France; orch. avee pf. conducteur.
©. -Apr.,..10; 192830 Vas pila BT
692016; Julien Porret, La Barre-
Deuil, France. 11660
600
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
11681
Stindchen; bearb. von Paul
Mania, of Germany; vierstimmiger
miinnerchor, mit klavier ad lib. 4to.
© Mebs 3,.1928: 1 ¢. Apr. 23; EB
689872; P. J. Tonger, Cologne/Rhine,
Germany. 11661
Schwiabische volksmusik; grosses pot-
pourri, Schwiibische lieder und
tinze, von J. Paul Esterl, of Ger-
many; orch. mit pf.-direktion. 4to.
etiam 4) 1928: 1 e. Apr. 23:,,H
689818; Senta-verlag inh. Emil
Kaesser, Stuttgart, Germany. 11662
Scrambles; by Sid Reinherz; pf. ©
Apr. 30, 1928; 2 c. May 1; E 690189;
Robbins music corp., New York.
11663
Screams; melody by T. E. Brown. ©
1c. May 17, 1928; EH 690651; Trego-
weth Edmond Brown, New York.
11664
Sea-chair (The) ; words and ‘music by
Vaughn De Leath [pseud. of Leonore
Geer], op. 125, no. 1; low voice.
Apr. 30, 1928; 2 c. May 4; E 690838 ;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 11665
Sea gardens; by James Francis Cooke,
transeribed by Arthur Hartmann;
violin and pf. © May 2, 1928; 2c.
May 4; E 690317; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 11666
Sea-sick; lyric by Max Rutchik, mel-
ody by L. Whitecup. © 1c. May 19,
1928; E 690724; Leonard Whitcup,
New York. 11667
Seal up John; lyric and music by T.
BE. Edwards; mixed voices. 4to.
May 7, 1928; 2 c. May 21; HE 690741;
Thomas Hdgar Edwards, Oxford,
Md. 11668
Second love tragedy; tragic scenes-
despair, by Domenico Savino; orch.
© May 3, 1928; 2 ce. May 4; EB
691224; Robbins music corp., New
York. 11669
Secret (The) of the roses; words and
music by Muriel Freeland Wilson.
© May 26, 1928; 2 c. May 26; E
691930; Carl G. Wilson & co., Cleve-
land. 11670
Secrets: words by Mary Compton, mu-
sic by E. L. Ricca. © 1c. May 2,
1928; E 691211; Emile Louis Ricca,
San Jose, Calif. 11671
See that my grave is kept clean;
words and melody by Lemon Jeffer-
»
son. Ive. May. 3h," 19282). 0)
693034 ; Chicago music pub. co., inc.,
Chicago. 11672
d’Albert Roussel, op. 29,
transcrit par L. L. Heymann, of
France; violon et pf. © Mar. 30,
1928; 1 c. May 7; E 692006; Durand
et cie., Paris. 11673
Sei doch wieder gut; tango-serenade,
’' Deutscher text von Mar. Arnold, mu-
sik von P. Wenzel, op. 71, arr. von
Bill Gorgel, both of Germany; orch.
mit pf. conductor. 4to. © Jan. 10,
1928; 1 ec. Apr. 238; E 689819; Sym-
phonic-verlag, Hamburg, Germany.
11674
Selection on Teresa Del Riego’s popu-
lar songs; arr. by Dan Godfrey, of
Great Britain; full military band,
with conductor. © Apr. 30, 1928;
1 c. May 18; E 692105; Chappell &
co., Itd., London. 11675
Senator James A. Reed; words and
musie by J. P. Doran. © 1c. Apr.
30, 1928 ; E 690241 ; Joseph P. Doran,
Kansas City, Mo. 11676
Send a great revival, Lord; hymn,
words and music by R. Harkness,
of Australia, domiciled at South
Pasadena, Calif. © Oct. 1, 1926;
2c. May 18, 1928; BE 691648; Robert
Harkness, South Pasadena, Calif.
11677
Seniha; waltz, Deutscher text von
HHrich Kersten, musik von P. José,
op. 69, arr. von Bill Go6rgel, both
of Germany; orch. mit pf.-direction.
Ato. © Nov. 19, 1927; 1 ec Apr. 23,
1928; E 689822; Symphonic-verlag,
Segovia ;
Hamburg, Germany. 11678
Sennerin abschied von der alm;
klavier-transcription tiber das_ be-
kannte Tyroler-duett von meinen
bergen muss ich heut scheiden, worte
und musik von P. Rohricht, op. 15,
no. le, bearb. von Hermann Wen-
zel, both of Germany; pf. © Feb.
24, 1928: 1 «. Apr. 23 si jGS9As 5
Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 11679
Sennerin abschied von der alm; worte
und musik von P. Rohricht, op. 15,
no. ih, bearb. von W. Wobersin,
both of Germany; mand. 1. 4to. ©
Heb: 24, clORs > wh Gy Apr. 255. Hh
689717; Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 11680
Serenade; de G. Samazeuilh, arr. par
Roger Branga, of France; orch.,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Apr.
10, A028 Fe May ty "i GOZ0TT ;
Durand et cie., Paris. 11681
601
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11682
pt. 10, WS. vo2e
Sérénade; de Maxime Jacob, of
France. 1. Partition d’orch.—2. Pf.
4 4 mains. © Mar. 80, 1928; 1 «.
each Apr. 23; E 689930, 689981;
Jean Jobert, Paris. 11682, 11683
Serenade; Spanischer walzer, von
Olivier Métra, arr. von Leo Artok,
of Germany ; salon-orch. mit pf. con-
ductor. © June 1, 1928; 1 c. May
oe ir GO2200 5. Bb. Choirs sonne,
Mainz, Germany. 11684
Serenade (The) ; words and music by
E. L. Wendel; sop. © 1c. May 7,
1928; E 691349; Emma Louise Wen-
del, Trenton, N. J. 11685
Sérénade a la lune; par Violet King,
of Great Britain; violin, avee acc.
de pf. © Apr. 23, 1928; 1 ¢. May
21; E 692148; Schott & co., Itd.,
London. 11686
Serenade amorosa; by A. LaManca;
violin. © 1 c. May 18, 1928; E
691713; Antonio LaManca, Cumber-
land, Md. 11687
Serenading you; melody fox trot,
words and music by B. Fazioli; pf.
© 1c May 28, 1928; E 691946;
Bernardo Fazioli, Belmont, Mass.
11688
Serenata; by Josef MHolbrooke, of
England; oreh. with pf. conductor.
©. Apri}, 29285 ase; April Bis b
689947 ; Meyer de Wolfe, London.
11689
Serenata al vento; intermezzo, di
Vittorio Mascheroni, of Italy; pic-
cola orch. con pf. conduttore. ©
Apr. 13, 1928; 1 ec. May 7; E 689958 ;
A. & G. Carisch & c«, Milan. 11690
Serenata amorosa; words by Frederick
Hamilton, music by E. Montanaro,
of Italy; in D.. © Apr. 30, 1928;
1 ce. May 1; E 689702; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 11691
Serenata autunnale; di Enrico Con-
tessa, of Italy; violino e pf.
May si 19a ere er Mayer: i)
692034; Casa editrice musicale itali-
ana, Florence, Italy. 11692
Serenissimus kommt (His highness is
coming) ; komischer einzugsmarsch,
von Hans May, of Austria; salon-
orch. mit violino 1 direction, pf. di-
rection u. organo. © Feb. 27, 1928;
1 c. Apr. 23; E 689761; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, Berlin. 11693
Servant (The) is not greater than his
Lord; words from the Scriptures,
music by James G. MacDermid ;
med. voice. © May 22, 1928; 2 «.
May 24; E 691863; Forster music
publisher, inc., Chicago. 11694
Sette sorde p’o sobbue’; versi e
melodia di F. Amodio. © 1 c¢. May
18, 1928; E 691694; Frank Amodio,
Brooklyn. 11695
Seven long years in prison; words and
melody by Claude Grant. © 1 «.
May 31, 1928; EH 691993 ; United pub.
co., New York. 11696
Shackamaxon swing; by EH. Paige;
melody, with pf. ace. © 1 ¢« May
29, 1928; E 691989; Emelyn Paige,
New York. 11697
Shadows; waltz, words and music by
C. Overlees. © 1c. Apr. 30, 1928;
E 690229; Cordie Overlees, Long
_ Beach,’ Calif. 11698
Shadows (The) of the evening hours;
sacred song, words by Adelaide Proc-
tor, music by Sumner Salter; low
voice with organ ace. © May 7,
1928; 2 c May 11; E 691487; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 11699
Shake it down; fox-trot, words and
music by Louis Urquhart and Spen-
cer Williams. © May 7, 1928; 2 ¢.
May 7%; E 691261; Triangle music
pub. co., inc., New York. 11700
Sharpshooters march; by G. Metallo,
arr. by Louis Vitak:; pf. © Dec. 30,
1927; 2 ec. May 1, 1928; E 691405;
Vitak-Hlsnie co., Chicago. 11701
She’s gonna be mine; words and mel-
ody by Helen Macfarlane and J. M.
Grooms. © 1c. May 1, 1928; E
690232; Joy Macfarlane Grooms,
Mondamin, Ia. 11702
She’s so lovely; words by Benny Da-
vis, melody by Joe Burke. © 1 ¢.
May 3, 1928; E 690288; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New
York. 11703
She’s the sweetheart of six other guys;
words by Howard Johnson, music
by Robert King; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by A. J. Franchini. © May
9, 1928; 2 @ May 10; E 690462;
Skidmore music co., ine., New York.
11704
Ships of mine; words and music by
CG. L. Sumner. © May 8, 1928; 2 c.
May 10; E 691499; Caroline L. Sum- |
ner, Syracuse, N. Y. 11705
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no. 5, 1928
11727
Shock (Choc); by F. G. Charrosin, of | Since I’ve grown so used to you;
England; orch., with pf. conductor.
4to. © May 2, 1928; 1 ¢ May 14;
E 692060; Hawkes & son (London),
Itd., London. 11706
Shouting victory; words by Oliver E.
Williams, music by Angie Maring
Williams. (In The evangelist in
song.) © Aug. 15, 1927; 2 c. Apr.
23, 1928; E 691856; O. E. Williams,
Erie, Pa. 11707
Si je ne t’ avais pas connu; paroles de
Lucien Boyer, musique de Jean
Boyer et Henry Verdun, both of
France; pf. acc., avec ukulele arr.
de F. Salabert. 4to. © Apr. 15,
1928; 1 c. May 10; E 692254; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 11708
Si, sehorita; Spanish serenade, by
George H. Sanders, of Great Britain ;
pf. conductor pt. © May 19, 1928;
2c May 23; EH 690801; Sanders-
Weiss, inc., New York. 11709
Si vous connaissiez papa; de Yes, liv-
ret de Pierre Soulaine et René Pu-
jol, musique de Maurice Yvain, of
France. © Apr. 15, 1928; 1 c. May
10; E 692267; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 11710
Si vous connaissiez papa; fox trot, de
Yes, par Maurice Yvain, of France;
oreh., avec pf. conducteur et pa-
roles. © Apr. 15, 1928; 1 c. May
10; E 692271; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 11711
Siam is calling me; from Yes, yes
Siam, words and music by J. Falk;
pf. [Blue-print] © 1 ¢. May 15,
1928; E 690600; Joseph Falk, All-
ston, Mass. gl
Silas Green from New Orleans; words
and melody by William Moore. ©
1c. May 31, 1928; E 693003 ; Chicago
music pub. co., inc., Chicago. 11713
Silver (The) mirror; words tr. from
the Breton by A. P. Graves, Breton
folk-air arr. by Rosaleen Graves, of
England. © Apr. 28, 1928: 1 «.
Apr. 30; E 689698; Stainer & Bell,
Itd., London. 11714
Silver shadows; Argentine tango, by
C. Repper; pf. Boston, Charles
Brashear. © May 8, 1928; 2 «
May 25; E 691881; Charles Repper,
Boston. 11715
Silvery moon; melody by Buddy Bur-
ton. ©1c. May 24, 1928; EB 691899:
Lester Melrose, Chicago. 11716
words and music by G. E. Harris.
© 1c May 9, 1928; E 691387;
George E. Harris, Oklahoma City,
Okl1. 11717
Sing a song of college days; melody
by Everett T. Buckley. © 1 ¢ May
12, 1928; E 690552; Melrose bros.
music co., ine., Chicago. 11718
Sing heigh-ho; 2-pt. song, words by
Charles Kingsley, music by T. W.
Hanforth, of Great Britain; treble
voices. 4to. © May 7, 1928; 1 ¢.
May. 12; E 692032; Banks & son,
York, England. 11719
Sing joyous bird; duet, words by Nora
C. Usher, music by Montague F.
Phillips, of Great Britain; high
voices. © Apr. 30, 1928; 1 ce. May
21; E 692155; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. 11720
Sing unto God; anthem, text from
Psalm 68, music by Ros Vors;
mixed voices. 4to. © May 2, 1928;
2 ¢ May 10; E 690466; Concordia
pub. house, St. Louis. 11721
Sing unto the Lord; words and music
by Angie Maring Williams. (In
The evangelist in song) © Aug. 15,
1927; 2 ec. Apr. 23, 1928; E 691862;
O. E. Williams, Erie, Pa. 11722
Sing us sweet songs; trio, words and
music by F. F. Beale; women’s
voices. 4to. © May 8, 1928; 2 «.
May 25; E 691874; C. C. Birchard
& co., Boston. 11723
Singen und springen in kindergarten
und grundschule; von O. Blensdorf,
of Germany ; fiir gesang mit leichter
klavierbegleitung u. beziffertem lau-
tensatz. heft 1, 2. © Mar. 1, 1928;
1 ec. each Apr. 23; E 689828, 689829 ;
Otto Blensdorf, Godesberg/Rh., Ger-
many. 11724, 11725
Singvéglein; sammlung der beliebtes-
ten lieder des deutschen vyolkes,
bearb. von Carl Giinschals, fortge-
setzt von Hermann Wenzel, both of
Germany; pf. mit unterlegtem text.
bd. 3:, © Dee. 31, 1927; 1.c. Apr. 23,
1928; E 689720; Fr. Portius, Leip-
zig, 11726
Sippin’ cider with Susie; caprice, by
A. H. Weberbauer; pf. or organ. ©
Mar. -28, '1928; 2 ¢@ Apr. 18; E
691308; Arthur H. Weberbauer, Ir-
vington, N. J. 11727
603
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11728
Sirba Prince Carol; melody by J. Mos-
kowitz.. © 1 ¢. May 12, 1928; E
690560; Joseph Moskowitz, New
York. 11728
S'recco ... ; tango, worte von Bruno
Hardt-Warden, musik von Robert
Stolz, of Austria, op. 496. © Apr.
1, 1928; 1 c. May 10; E 689956; Drei
masken-verlag, a. g., Berlin. 11729
Sis, I got the sweetest mama in town;
words by Al. White, melody by
Teddy Lange. © 1c. Apr. 2, 1928;
E 690308; Charles Burdo, Philadel-
phia. 11730
Sittin’ on the curbstone; blues, words
and music by Haven G. Gillespie,
Seymour Simons, and Richard A.
Whiting; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by A. J. Franchini. © Apr. 23, 1928;
2 c. May 26; E 690869; Shapiro,
Bernstein & c0., ine., New York.
11731
Sitting all alone on the poor house
porch; words and melody by Ralph
Dick. © 1 c@ May 24, 1928; E
690844; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York.
Six (The) shooter; galop, by A. H.
Weberbauer; pf. or organ. © Mar.
28, 1928: 2 ec Apr, 18; H 691315;
Arthur H. Weberbauer, Irvington,
N. J. 12733
Sixteenth U. S. infantry march; words
and music by C. H. Fischer; band.
Published by 16th U. S. infantry.
4to. © May 15, 1928; 2 ec. May 18;
E 690920; Carl Henry Fischer, Fort
says. Ne. 11734
Sky-birds; words and music by <Au-
gust Joseph Koehl. © May 10,
1928; 2 ec. May 16; EF 691570; Jack
Mills, inc., New York. 11785
Sky (The) raider; galop, by A. H.
Weberbauer ; pf. or organ. © Mar.
2S) TOS a Ce Apt. Miao ht OolG T°
Arthur H. Weberbauer, Irvington,
Nee 11736
Sleeping late; words and melody by H.
Dunford. © 1c. Apr. 30, 1928: E
690206; Ralph Peer, New York.
11737
Sleigh bells; galop, by A. H. Weber-
bauer; pf. or organ. © Mar. 28,
1928; 2c. Apr. 18; EH 691318; Arthur
H. Weberbauer, Irvington, N. J.
117388
Slippin’ around; by Miff Mole; trom-
bone with pf..acc. © May 16, 1928;
2 @. May 12; E 690515; Robbins
music corp., New York. 11739
11732 ©
pt. 111, 0. S., v. 23,
Slone’s simplified system of piano
jazz; by M. Alan Slone. © May 1,
1928; 2 c. and aff. May 3; A 1075547;
Slone school of popular music, Pitts-
burgh. 11740
Slumber, Sonia; text and arr. of music
by Walter Goodell, music by J. P.
Breiger. © 1 ¢ May 21, 1928; E
691799; Joshua Perets Breiger, Chi-
cago. 11741
Slumbering;. words and music by L.
G. Bunting. [Photostat] © 1.
May 4, 1928; EH 691249; Lillian Ger-
trude Bunting, Dayton, O. 11742
Smile and dance; fox trot, words by
Carol Raven, music by I. M. Hesche-
les; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
May Singhi Breen. © May 10,
1928; 2 c«. May 18; E 691666; I. M.
Hescheles, New York. 11743
Smile and make the world smile with
you; words and melody by J. J.
Schneider. © 1 ce. May 22,. 1928;
E 691778; John J. Schneider, Phila-
delphia. 11744
Smilin’ smilin’; words by C. Stiles,
melody by Rob’t H. Brennen. ©
1 c@ May 22, 1928; EH 690762; Char-
lotte Stiles, Wadestown, W. Va.
11745
Snappy strides; march, by Ruda La-
kay, arr. by Walter C. Schad; orch.
with pf. or organ conductor. 4to.
© May 14, 1928; 2 « May 5; EB
690369; Irving Berlin standard mu-
sic corp., New York. 11746
So I love you dear; words by Carol
Raven, music by I. M. Hescheles ;
pf. and ukulele ace. © May 10,
1928; 2 c. May 18; E 691665; I. M.
Hescheles, New York. 11747
So lang’ nicht die hose am _ kron-
leuchter hingt! ... ; marsch, text
von Hermann Frey, musik von Wal-
ter Kollo, of Germany. © Apr. 15,
1928; 1 ec. May 5; E 689788; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, Vienna. 11748
Sobbin’:sister blues; words and melody
by Bll Wallace. © 1 ¢. May 26,
1928; EH 691988; Georgia music Co.,
New York. 11749
Soeconyland is everywhere you 20;
words by J. H. Wright, music by
Joseph Alger. ©. Mar. 17, 1928; 2 c.
Mar. 20; E 691298; Standard oil co.
of New York, New York. 11750
604
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
11771
Soda pop; from Yes, yes, Siam, words
and music by J. Falk; pf. [Blue-
wou. Ge) I Gc. May, 15, 1928;
690593; Joseph Falk, Alliston, Mass.
aid oy dab
Soir (Evening); celébre mélodie, de
Gabriel Fauré, op. 83, no: 2, tran-
scription et arr. de F. Salabert, of
France; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
@ Aor 15, 1925: 1 c,, May 16; EB
692297 ; Francis Salabert,; Paris.
11752
Soldarella abbruzzese; versi e melodia
di P. Sciascia, of Italy. © 1c. May
15, 1928: H 691608; Pasquale
Sciascia, Philadelphia. 11753
Soldier’s march; by Louis Streabbog
[pseud. of Jean Louis Gobbaerts],
op. 63, no. 2; pf., with a 2d. pf. pt.
by Fleetwood A. Diefenthaeler. obl.
8vo. © May 11, 1928; 2c. May 14;
BE 691542; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago. 11754
Solo per te; valzer, melodia di Frank
Crapanzano, of Italy, domiciled at
New York. © 1c. May 24, 1928;
E 691897; Francesco Crapanzano,
New York. 11755
Some day when you're away; lyric
by Greg Williamson [i. e. G. Wil-
liamson], music by Jack Wiggin [1.
e..J. L. Wiggin]; pf. with words.
© 1.¢.. May, 26,.1928; HE 691960;
John L. Wiggin and Gregory Wil-
liamson, Stanford University, Calif.
11756
Some day you'll realize: words by V.
Sell, music by F. Oller; pf. and
ukulele ace. © May 1, 1928; 2 ¢.
May 3; E 690337; Frank Oller and
Victor Sell, St. Paul. 11757
Some sweet sweet someone; words
by A. I. Green, music by Jack Press,
of Russia, domiciled at New York.
© 1¢ May 12, 1928; E 690539;
Abraham I. Green, New York. 11758
‘Some-time; words and music by Ruth
McConnell Clayton. © 1c. Apr. 30,
1928; E 690227; Ruth Clayton,
Snohomish, Wash. 11759
Somebody sweet is sweet on me; words
and melody by Gus Kahn and
Walter Donovan. © 1c. May 16,
1928; E 691610; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York.
Someone to love you; words and mel-
ody by W. Strode... © 1 ¢. May 18,
1928; E 691690; Waneta Strode,
Vancouver, Wash. 11761
11760
Somewhere in Killarney; words and
music by Ralph Stanley and Frank
Eyton, both of Great Britain; pf.
ace., with banjulele banjo and ukt-
lele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in G.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© May 7, 1928;.1.¢ May 8; E
689968; B. Feldman & co., London.
11762
Sommertag (Hin) im freien (Une
journée d’été en plein air) ; 8 kleine
klavierstticke, von Theodor Prusse,
of Germany. © Aug. 16, 1927: 1 «.
Apr. 23, 1928; E 689787; Georg
Bratfisch, Frankfurt/Oder, Germany.
11763
Son (The) of Ged loved me; words
by Mrs. J. F. Moser, music by R.
Harkness, of Australia, domiciled
at Pasadena. © Nov. 15, 1926; 2 c.
May 18, 1928; E 691732; Robert
Harkness, Pasadena. 11764
Sonatine; andantino, larghetto, presto,
de Conrad Beck, of Switzerland;
flfiite et violon ou 2 violons. © Mar.
30, 1928; 1 « May 7; E 692026;
Siréne musicale, Paris. 11765
Song of courage; words and music by
HE. D. Finney. St. Louis, Mo., Shat-
tinger pianoforte & music co ©
May. 10, 192832 Cc May 125"
690500; Edith Dustin Finney, St.
Louis. 11766
Song (The) of Happy Joe; words by
D. McNeill, music by John McNeill.
© Apr. 23, 1928; 2 c Apr. 24; H
691362; Duncan McNeill, Chicago.
11767
Song (The) of Momus to Mars; from
Dryden’s Secular masque, set to
music by Dr. Boyce, ed. by Godfrey
®. P. Arkwright, of Great Britain.
[London], Oxford university press.
© May 16, 1927; 1 « June 30; E
692218; Godfrey H. P. Arkwright,
London. 11768
Song (The) of my heart; words by
Harold Greenleaf, music by Jean
Danforthe; med. voice. © May 24,
1928; 2 c. May 24; E 690882; Will
Rossiter, Chicago. 11769
Song (A) of Paris; melody by J. E.
Hayes and Louis A. Rubin. © 1 e«.
May 12, 1928; E 690534; John KE.
Haves, New York. 11770
Song (The) of the Jew holy city of
Jerusalem; words and melody by
P. Kanstrup.. © 1.c. Apr. 30, 1928;
EK 690242; Peter Kanstrup, Long
Beach, Calif. TCC
605
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11772
pt. 11, 0. s., v. 23
Song (The) of the marines; words by
A. Remsen, melody by J. McCowan.
© 1c. May 4, 1928; E 691245; Alice
-Remsen and Jack McCowan, New
York. 11772
Song of the sandman; words and mel-
ody by R. Raney. © 1 ¢ May 14,
1928; E 691550; Rebekah Raney,
San Francisco. 11773
Song of the Volga boatman; a choral-
symphonic paraphrase, of an old
Russian folk song, by Albert Stoes-
sel; orch. with optional cho. Se.
© May 8, 1928; 2 « May 18; B
691672; C. C. Birchard & co., Bos-
ton. 11774
Song (A) of victory; patriotic cho.,
words and music by Percy HE.
Fletcher, of England; 3 women’s
_ voiees. 4to. © May 4, 1928; 1 «¢.
May 95; E 689785; Novello & co.,
ltd., London. Srey el bc Perey
Songs, games, rhythms and riddles;
by M. M. Lawrence. bk:.2. St.
Louis, Mo., University pub. shop. ©
May 4, 1928; 2 ec. May 18; EH 691673 ;
Minnie M. Lawrence, University
City, Mo. 11776
Songs (The) of Paul Dresser; words
and music by Paul Dresser. © Dec.
AT; 19275 2 cand att. Apr. 20; 1928;
A 1074062; Boni & Liveright, inc.,
New York. 11777
Sonnengebet (Prayer to the sun) ; von
Hans Velebil, of Germany, op. 1,
nr. 1; klavier, violine u. cello. ©
Nov. 19273 2 eA prn 23.. 1928 2K
689815; Musik-verlag Adler (A.
Stoll), Leipzig. 11778
Sonnet: words by Alan Seeger, music
by Reginald C. Robbins; bass or
bar. voice. © Apr. 20, 1928; 2 ec.
May 23; EH 693075; Editions Maurice
Senart, Paris. 11779
Sonnet a l’aimée; poéme et musique
de Jean Dournay, of France. ©
Dee. ols, 19275 be Apr. wamwoeos
E 689932; Ch. Hayet, Paris. 11780
Sonntagsjiiger (Der); humoristische
erzihlung mit musik, von P. Miiller ;
Violin. “@wyilia Cy Mayir2;qh9263"
691203; Peter Miiller, Philadelphia.
11781
Sonny boy; fox trot, words by J.
Ranauld, music by Ray Hibbeler.
© 1c. May 26, 1928; BE 691942;
Jeanne Ranauld, Chicago. 11782
Sorrow; tone poem, by J. Polak, arr.
by Rudolph Polak; pf. Los An-
geles, Calif., Paramount pub. co. ©
May 11, 1928; 2 @ May 14; E
691642; Jan Polak, Los Angeles.
11783
Sous la treille (Under the vine);
intermezzo, de Alex. Didier, arr. par
Hans Ourdine, of France; orch.,
avec violon solo et ripiane et pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Apr. 10, 1928; 1c.
May 7; E 692018; L. Philippo, Paris.
! 11784
Sous un ciel bleu (Under a blue sky) ;
entr’acte réverie, d’Henri Hirch-
mann, of France; orech., avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Mar. 10, 1928;
1 ec. Apr. 23; H 689925; Choudens,
Paris. 11785
South o’ the slot; words and melody
by R. Raney. © 1c. May 3, 1928;
EK 690287; Rebekah Raney, San
_ Francisco. . 11786
Southern echoes; by Roy Smeck, ed.
by F. Henri Klickmann; ten. banjo
solo, with pf. acc. © May 10, 1928;
2c. May 11; E 691397; Irving Ber-
lin standard music corp., New York.
11787
Spanish serenade (La noche ’sta
serena); Spanish-Californian folk-
song, recorded by Chas. F. Lummis,
arr. by Ruth Bampton; organ.
Apr. 30, 1928; 2-c. May 2; E 690782;
Perey Ashdown, Boston. 11788
Speak a word for Jesus; words and
music by W. J. Main, of Great Brit-
ain; 4 mixed voices. © Apr. 20,
1928; 1 c. May 3; E 689775; Walter
Johnston Main, Edinburgh. 11789
Speed boat; galop, by A. H. Weber-
bauer; pf. or organ. © Mar. 28,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 18; E 6913816; Ar-
thur H. Weberbauer, Irvington, N. J.
11790
Spellbound; words by Billy Belmont,
music by George Chaffin; pf. acc.,
with ukulele and banjulele banjo
arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in E. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar.
20, 1928; 1 ce. Apr. 16, 1 «. May 24;
EH 693071: Billy Thorburn music co.,
Itd., London. 11791
Spider (The) and the fly; words and
melody by R. Lewis, of Canada. ©
1c. May 25, 1928; E 691888; Reta
Lewis, Peterboro, Ont., Canada.
11792
606
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
11814
Spiel’ mir den blues aus jener frtih-
lingsnacht; Yale-blues, worte von
Steinberg-Frank, musik von Robert
Stolz, of Austria, op. 504. © Apr.
1, 1928; 1 c. May 10; E 689958; Drei
masken-verlag, a. g., Berlin. 11793
Spirit of God; hymn anthem, words
by George Crowly, music by Ros
Vors; mixed cho., alto and sop. solo.
4to. © May 2, 1928; 2 c. May 10;
E 690468; Concordia pub. house, St.
Louis. 11794
Spirit of progress; march, by J. Oliver
Riehl; pf. '\© May: 10, 1928; 2° c.
May 21; E 691736; National broad-
casting co., New York. - 11795
Spirit (The) of the legion; by T. HE.
Evans; pf. © 1c. May 1, 1928; E
690230; Thomas Edward Evans,
Olyphant, Pa. 11796
Spirit of Wesleyan (Espiritu Wesley-
ano) ; march, by L. G. Dorantes; pf.
San Antonio, Tex., Wesleyan insti-
tute. © May 5, 1928; 2 ¢. May 7;
EH 691286; Louis G. Dorantes, San
Antonio. 11797
Spring; romanza, words by Meredith,
music by D. Montano; sop. or ten.
Brooklyn, J. & J. Kammen. © May
28, 1928; 2 c. May 23; E 690809;
Donato Montano, Brooklyn. 11798
Spring; words by J. P. Bell, music by
Harry Jay [pseud. of Harry J.
Lincoln] Hartford, Conn., Joseph
P. Bell, ine. © May 15, 1928; 2 ec.
May 15; HE 691575; Joseph P. Bell,
Hartford. 11799
Spring goes a-roaming; words by Am-
mon Wrigley, music by Basil Wind-
sor, of England. © May 21, 1928;
1c. May 19; E 692128; Joseph Hen-
ry Larway, London. ~ 11800
Spring moods; words by Ruth Piper,
music by Robert Yale Smith; low
voice. © May 17, 1928; 2 ¢« May
21; E 691737; Gamble hinged music
co., Chicago. 11801
Spring shower (Pluie de printemps) ;
melody by Emilio Pente, of Italy, op.
18, no. 1; violin and pf. © June 1,
1928" Ol ve’ May) 25% "692227 *'B.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
11802
Spring-time; words by H. R. F., mu-
sie of Strauss’ Blue Danube waltz,
arr. by Paul Bliss; sop., alto and
bass, with melody in the _ bass.
4to. © May 18, 1928; 2c. May 19;
E 691812; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
’
11803
Spring will come; words by Alfred
Bryan, music by John Openshaw, of
Great Britain, domiciled at New
York; pf. and ukulele ace. © Apr.
18, 1928; 2 ec. Apr. 20; E 691461;
Harms, ine., New York. 11804
Spring’s call; by L. G. Bunting; pf.
[Photostat] © 1 ce. May 7, 1928;
EK 690451; Lillian Gertrude Bunting,
Dayton, O. 11805
Spring’s enchantment; air de ballet,
by Georges Bernard, of France; pf.
©* May 2, 1928; 2 ec. May 4; E
690319; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 11806
Springtime; de Maury Madison [pseud.
of W. Renwick Smith]; melody with
pf. ace. © 1c. Apr. 21, 1928; E
691967; W. Renwick Smith, Paris.
11807
Springtime of love; words and music
by S. M. Hall.: © 1 e¢. May 11, 1928;
E 680535; Susie M. Hall, Block Is-
land, R. I. 11808
Spuk im schloss (The ghost in the
castle) § komisches misterioso, von
Mac Adams [pseud. of Hans May],
of Austria; salon-orch., mit pf. di-
rektion u. violine 1 direktion. ©
Heb. 20.) HORS A leh Marrs» (Zee
689753 ; Wiener bohéme-verlag, Ber-
lin. 11809
Squelettes et fantomes; marche fan-
tasque, de Noé Faure, arr. par Gil-
bert Beaume, both of France; orch.
avee pf. conducteur. 4to. © Oct.
18, 1927; 1 ec. May 2, 1928; E 689948 ;
United music co., New York. 11810
Stabat Mater; von Josef Lechthaler,
of Austria, op. 15; cho. u. soli. Kla-
vierauszug. 4to. © Jan 16, 1928;
1 jes, Apr. 23>. ED 689816". Anton
Bohm & sdhn, Augsburg, Germany.
11811
Stars of love; by Charles Fonteyn
Manney; orech. 4to. © May 10,
1928; 2 c. May 18; E 690679; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 11812
Start the band; words by Jack Oster-
man and -Ted Lewis, melody by
Maurie Rubens. © 1 ¢. May 15,
1928; E 691588; Shapiro; Bernstein
& co., ine., New York. 11813
Steamboat man blues; words and mel-
ody by Bill Wallace. © 1c. May
26, 1928; E 691937; Georgia music
co., New York. 11814
607
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11815
Step out on the promises ; hymn, words
by Martha S. Clingan, music by R.
Harkness, of Australia, domiciled at
South Pasadena, Calif. © Oct. 1,
1926; 2 c« May 18, 1928; E 691649;
Robert Harkness, South Pasadena,
Calif. 11815
Stevens (Vol) blues; words and mel-
ody by Vol Stevens. © 1c. May 1,
1928; E 690195; Ralph Peer, New
York. 11816
Sting of the wind; words by Constance
Errol, music by F. W. Sanders, of
Canada. © May 11, 1928; 2 c. May
14; EH 691639; Florence Ward Sand-
ers, New Westminster, B. C., Can-
ada. 11817
Stirring melodies; words and music
by H. B. Miller. 8vo. © May 5,
1928: 2¢ May 18: BE 690697 ; Homer
Bradley Miller, Austin, Tex. 11818
Stone Mountain; march, by Will Don-
aldson, arr. by William C. Schoen-
feld; orch., with pf. or organ. 4to.
© May 28, 1928; 2 c. May 29; EB
690924; Irving Berlin standard mu-
sic corp., New York. 11819
Stop your crying and dry those tears;
words and music by C. Emler. ©
1 ec. May 19, 1928; E 690721; Carl
Emler, San Francisco. 11820
Strange interlude; by Bertram Sraw-
ley, of Great Britain, arr. by George
H. Sanders; pf. © May 19, 1928;
2 ¢. May 238; E 690798; Sanders-
Weiss, inc., New York. 11821
Stranger (The); sacred song, words
by John Amner, music by R. Hunt-
ington Woodman; med. or high
voice. © Apr. 2, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 30;
EH 690179; G. Schirmer, inc.. New
York. 11822
Stranger blues; words and melody by
William Moore. 1 ¢. May. 31,
1928; E 693020; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 11823
Strauss (Richard) Die Agyptische
Helena; oper in 2 aufziigen, von
Hugo von Hofmannsthal, musik von
R. Strauss, of Germany, op. 75;
orch. Partitur. © Apr. 14, 1928;
1 @ May 38; E 689776; Adolph
Fiirstner, Berlin. 11824
Serenade; three pt. song, words
translated from the German of von
Schack by Isabella G. Parker, mu-
sic, op. 17, no. 2, arr. by G. Waring
Stebbins; women’s voices. 4to. ©
May 4, 1928; 2c. May 18; E 690682 ;
Oliver D‘tson co., Boston. 11825
pt. 111, nD. s., v. 23
Students march album; compiled by
William Arms Fisher; pf. © Apr.
27, 1928; 2’. and aff. May 18-3" A
1078172; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
11826
Su pittore abruzzese; versi e melodia
di P. Sciascia, of Italv. © 1c¢. May
15, 1928; E 691600; Pasquale Scias-
cia, Philadelphia. 11827
Suite d’orchestre; extraite de lIm-
pératrice aux rochers, par Arthur
Honegger, of Switzerland. Parti-
tion. 1. La chasse de l?Empereur.
[4 others] © Apr. 20, 1928; 1 «.
May 23; E 692319; Editions Mau-
rice Senart, Paris. ~ 11828
Suite im alten stil; von Gustav Cords,
of Germany, op. 57; 8 violinen o.
2 violinen wu. viola. Partitur u.
stimmen. © Sept. 15, 1927; 1c.
Apr. 23, 1928; E.689859; Chr. Fried-
_Yich Vieweg, G. m. b. H.,- Berlin-
Lichterfelde, Germany. 11829
‘Suite marocaine; d’André Messier, of
France; orch. avec pf. conducteur.
1. Fel gahaia elarbi. [3 others] ©
Dec. 31, 1927; 1 c. Apr. 28, 1928; H
689938; Editions musicales Sam
' Fox, Paris. 11880
Summer afternoon; an idyl, words by
A. A. Milne, music by Amy Worth;
high voice. © May 7. 1928; 2 e.
May 11; E 691488; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 11831
Summer and winter; 2-pt. song, words
by Richard Watson Gilder, music by
Cc. V. Stanford, of England, arr. by
H. A. C.; treble voices. 4to. ©
May 10, 1928; 1. q@ May 11; HE
689971; Novello & co., ltd., London.
11832
Summer. (A) fantasie; by G. Waring
Stebbins; organ. © May 11, 1928;
2c. May 14; E 690617; John Church
co., Cincinnati. 11833
Summer's golden gates; Sunday-school
service for Children’s day, words by
A. A. Payn, and others, music by
Roy E. Nolte, and others. 8vo.
Apr. 10, 1928; 2 c. May 4; EH 691217;
Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia. 11834
Sun of my soul; anthem, words and
musie by C. W. Wallace; mixed
voices. “4t0.'" © Apr ala aiueae cee Cy
May 23; E 691866; C. Walter. Wal-
lace, Philadelphia. 11835
608
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
Sunbeam (Sonnenstrahl); fox trot,
musik von Curt Hasenpflug, of Ger-
many. 1. Jazz u. salon-orch. mit
pf. direction u. text. 4to.—2. Kla-
vier mit text. © Dec. 28,1927; 1 ¢.
each Apr. 23, 1928; E 689830, 689831 ;
Fritz Schuberth, jr., Leipzig.
11836, 11887
Sunset blues; words and melody by
M. J. Doerfler. © 1c. May 12, 1928;
H 690546; Marie J. Doerfler, Apple-
ton, Wis. 11838
Supplication; serenata amorosa, by
Bertram Srawley, of Great Britain,
arr. by George H. Sanders; pf. ©
May 19, 1928; 2 @ May 238; EH
690799; Sanders-Weiss, ine, New
York. 11839
Sur l’eau; morceau lyrique, de Frank
Louis Taylor, of Great Britain, op.
110, no. 3; violon et pf. © Apr. 23,
1928; 1 e. May 21; E 692150; Schott
& co., ltd., London. 11840
Suspense (Délai) ; by F. G. Charrosin,
of England; orch., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © May 2, 1928; 1 «.
May 14: E 692058; Hawkes & son
(London), Itd., London. 11841
Svanda dudéik (Schwanda, der dudel-
sackpfeifer) ; opera o dvou déjst-
‘vich, 5 obraczech, solva MiloSe Ka-
reSe, preklad, a Uprava Maxe Broda,
muzika Jaromir
Czechoslovakia, pro klavir upravil,
Ladislav Urban. © Mar. 31, 1928;
1 ec. May 14; D 27322; Universal
edition actiengesellschaft, Vienna.
11842
Swallow (The) (La golondrina); di
N. Serradell, arr. di Pietro Deiro,
of Italy, domiciled at New York; pf.
accordion. © May 1, 1928; 2 c. May
21; E 691745; O. Pagani & bro., New
York. 11848
Sweet Ella May; words and music by
Jacques Renard, Mickie Alpert and
J. Russel Robinson; pf. acec.. with
ukulele arr. by Hank Linet. © May
38, 1928; 2 ec. May 4; E 691222; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 11844
Sweet Hawaiian moonlight; valse
pathétique, by F. Henri Klickmann,
arr. by Henry S. Sawyer, bowed and
fingered by Ann Hathaway; violin
sola, duet, trio or quartet, with pf.
ace. 4to. © Apr. 30, 1928; 2c. May
3;. E 690260; McKinley music. co.,
Chicago. 11845
Weinberger, of:
11856
=
Sweet Hawaiian moonlight; words by
Harold G. Frost, music by F. Henri
Klickmann; pf. ace, with ukulele
or banjulele banjo arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © May 21, 1928; 2.
May 28; E 690933; McKinley music
co., Chicago. 11846
Sweet Irene; words by G. EH. Mallams,
melody by Robert H. Brennen. ©
1c. May 26, 1928; E 690884; George
EK. Mallams, Hast Lansdowne, Pa.
11847
Sweet little mother of mine; words
and music by A. HE. Buckingham.
Berkeley, Calif., Fireside songs.
May (22, 11928; 2 eo May.238; ©
690923; Albert Edward Bucking-
ham, Berkeley, Calif. 11848
Sweet Lorraine; words by Mitchell
Parish, music by Cliff Burwell; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua.
© May 9, 1928; 2 c. May 16; EB
691571; Jack Mills, inc., New York.
11849
Sweet memories; words and music by
L. Gavigan. © 1c. May 8, 1928;
E 691708; Louise Gavigan, Sacra-
mento, Calif. 11850:
Sweet Miss Mary; 3-pt. cho., words
by Frank L. Stanton, music by W.
H. Neidlinger, arr. by EH. Marzo;
treble voices. 4to. © May 2, 1928;
2 e May 4; E 690313; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 11851
Sweet (The) refrain; words and music
by Marian Sylvian, op. 4. © 1 «.
May 18, 1928; E 691719; Marie
Westphal, New York. 11852
Sweet Sue, just you; fox trot, words
and musie by Will J. Harris and
Victor Young, arr. by Arthur Lange;
orch. 4to. © Apr. 24, 1928; 2 e.
May 26; EH 691924; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., ine., New York. 11853
Sweet, sweet, sweetheart; words by
Gin Carter [i. e. V. Carter], music
by Kitty Carter [i. e. Catherine
Carter Shine]; pf. and ukulele acc.
© 1 c« May 2, 1928: E 690297:
Virginia Carter, Dalton, Ga. 11854
Sweet tenor saxophone; by D. Bige-
low; melody with pf. acc. © 1.
May 28, 1928; E 691953; Dorothie
Bigelow, London. 11855.
Sweetheart; words by J. Waverly,
music by J. Paul Munkelt. © May
15, 1928; 2 « May 19; E 690699:
Jack Waverly, Brooklyn. 11856
609
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11857
Sweetheart days; words and music by
Archie Gottler, Sidney Clare and
Al Sherman. © May 25, 1928; 2 c.
May 26; E 691920; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 11857
Sweetheart forever ; words and melody
by J. Tucker. © 1c. May 21, 1928;
E 690752; Jeannette Tucker, New
Orleans. 11858
Sweetheart mine; waltz, words and
music by H:. S. Ballard; pf. and
ukulele ace. Columbus, Ballard song
studio. © Apr. 25, 1928; 2 c. May
5: E 690354; Homer S. Ballard,
Columbus, O. 11859
Sweetheart o’ mine; words and music
by L. B. Freed, arr. by Bauer bros.
© April 7,): 19285). 26. Apr 20;
690245 ; Liegh B. Freed, Manchester,
Ind. 11860
Sweetheart of T. K. O.; words by
Oscar Hurt and J. James, music hy
Rupert Biggadike. © May 19, 1928;
2e, \May 4193 1 es0mia>: Juan
James, Memphis, Tenn. 11861
Sweetheart on a night in June; words
and music by D. F. McCarthy; in
D flat, with cello obbl. © May 12,
1928; 2 c. May 14; E 691531; Dan
F. McCarthy, Wellsboro, Pa. 11862
Sweethearts of yesterday; words and
melody by J. C. Moore. © 1c. May
12, 1928; E 690547; Joe C. Moore,
Boise, Id. 11863
Swekrucha bie i plakaty ne daje; mel-
ody by P. Humeniuk. © 1 c. May
3, 1928; E 690291; Paul Humeniuk,
New York. 11864
Swing (The); by Marion Hickman;
pf. © May 10, 1928; 2 c. May 12;
E 690623; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 11865
Swinstead (Felix) Six studies for the
development of the left hand; by
F. Swinstead, of Great Britain; pf.
London, Winthrop Rogers, ltd. ©
Apr. 26, 1928; 1 c. May 5; E 689897 ;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd., Lon-
don. 11866
Sylvia; menuett, von Julius Hage-
mann, op. 31, no. 1, instr. von Hans
Anzer, both of Germany; orch. mit
pf.-direktion. 4to. © Dec. 30, 1927;
1c. Apr. 23, 1928; E 689866; St. A.
Braun-Peretti, Bonn/Rh., Germany.
11867
Symphonie in des dur; von EHrwin
Dressel, of Germany; orch. Par-
titur. © Feb. 23, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 23;
pt. 0 AS vee
E 689835 ;
Leipzig.
Friedrich Hofmeister,
11868
Symphonien 1-7; von Anton Bruckner,
heft 4, aus Orchester-studien ftir
trompete, hrsg. von Franz Herbst,
of Germany, fortsetzung der Fr.
Gumbertschen Orchesterstudien. ©
Feb. 18, 1928; 1 ec. Apr. 23; E 689853 ;
Carl Merseburger, Leipzig. 11869
Symphony of blues at Waikiki; words
and music by Henri Berger, arr. by
Moffat Devine; with cho. arr. for
4 mixed voices. © May 14, 1928;
2 ¢. May 21; E 691752; J. H. Soper,
Honolulu. 11870
Syncopatin’ Sue; melody by J. E.
Zivelli. © 1c May 23, 1928; E
691791; Joseph E. JZivelli, Port
Richmond, N. Y. 11871
Taffy-pulling (The) party; words and
melody by E. Dunford. © 1c. Apr.
30, 1928; E 690207; Ralph Peer, New
York. 11872
Tagesanbruch; worte von Freda Behm,
musik von Hugo Kaun, of Germany;
minnerchor. 4to. © Jan. 27, 1928:
1 c. Apr. 238; E 689863; Gebriider
Hug & co., Leipzig. 11873.
Take me back to dear old Carolina;
words by Sam Williams, melody by
W. Culbreth. © 1c. May 18, 1928;
E 691682; William Culbreth, Louis-
ville. 11874
Take me back to my childhood days;
words and music by D. A. Pigott.
Farmington, W. Va., Dorsey A.
Pigott music co. © May 26, 1928;
2 c. May 26; E 691928; Dorsey Ar-
cheil Pigott, Farmington, W. Va.
11875
Take your burdens to Jesus; words
by Richard J. Oliver and M. Dun-
lop, music by M. Dunlop. © May
11, 1928: 2 c«. May 25; EH 691871;
Merrill Dunlop, Oak Park, IIl.
11876
Take your hat off to Lindbergh; words
by P. Canovan, music by Lillyan W.
Newton. © May 28, 1928; 2 c. May
23; E 690824; Frances Dickinson,
Orange City, Fla. 11877
Taking a walk; by Kathrn Bemis-Wil-
son; pf. © May 28, 1928; 2 c. May
29; E 693056; Hatch music co., Bos-
ton. 11878
Tale (The) of a maid, a mermaid;
words and melody by M. K. Pat-
ton. ©1e. May 10, 1928; E 691444;
Mazie King Patton, Philadelphia.
11879
610
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
11899
Talkin’ ’bout home; fox-trot, words
and music by Agnes Castleton and
Spencer Williams. © May 7, 1928;
2c. May 7; E 691260; Triangle mu-
sic pub. co., inc., New York. 11880
Tampico hermoso; corrido, arr. de I.
M. Valle, of Mexico, domiciled at
Chicago; pf. [Photcstat] © 1 ec.
May 11, 1928; E 691480; Ignacio M.
Valle, Chicago. 11881
Tango; aus dem ballet, Baby in der
bar, von Wilhelm Grosz, arr. von
Franz Eber, both of Germany ; salon
u. grosses orch. mit pf. direction.
Mr Apr. 11,°1928; 1c. May MM; E
692072; Universal-edition actienge-
Sellschaft, Vienna. 11882
Tango; aus dem tanzpiel Baby in der
bar, von Wilhelm Grosz, arr. von
Gustav Blasser, both of Austria; pf.
Cewar. 27, 1928-"1*e May 14; BE
692067; Universal-edition actienge-
sellschaft, Vienna. 11883
Tango selecto; par Manuel Joves, arr.
par F. Salabert, of France; orch.
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dec.
ois te2¢eeihee. 'May . 10; 1928;
692258; Francis Salabert, Paris.
11884
Tantum ergo no. 1; paroles et mu-
sique par R. C. Lariviére, of Can-
ada; 2 voix égales. © Apr. 12,
1928; 1 c. Apr. 12;,,E 6893825; A. J.
Boucher, enrg., Montreal, Que., Can-
ada, ° 11885
Tantum ergo no. 2; paroles par R. C.
Lariviére, mélodie par Léopold La-
tourelle, harmonisation par R. C.
Lariviére, both of Canada; 4 voix
ixtes ou 2 voix égales. © Apr. 12,
1928; 1 « Apr. 12; E 689326; A. J.
Boucher, enrg., Montreal, Que., Can-
ada. 11886
Tattle-tale; by Cedric W. Lemont; pf.
© May 14, 1928; 2 « May 12; E
690510; Shattinger piano & music
co., St. Louis. 11887
Tausend und eine nacht (Mille et une
nuits); orientalische ballett-suite,
von Serge Bortkiewicz, of Austria,
op: 31; pf. ©- Apr. 28,1928: 1c.
May 15; E 692049; D. Rahter, Leip-
zig. 11888
Te Deum, in C; music by W. H. Fitch;
4 mixed voices. 4to. © Apr. 21,
1928; 2 ec. May 7; E 691292; Wil-
liam Haynes Fitch, Johnstown,
ly Reh @ 11889
Teach me to dance like grandma;
novelty dance, from This year of
grace, by Noél Coward, of Great
Britain; pf. © Apr. 30, 1928; 1 e.
May 21; E 692154; Chappell & co.,
Itd., London. 11890
Tell me again; fox trot, from Tell
me again, words by Harry Clarke,
music by Percy Wenrich. © May
9, 1928; 2 ec. May 12; E 690630; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 11891
Tell me again; fox trot, from the mu-
sical comedy, words by Harry
Clarke, music by Perey Wenrich, arr.
by Frank E. Barry; orch. 4to. ©
May (22.0 1 928s>2 lem May Debt oH)
690772; Leo Feist, ine., New York.
11892
Tell me bobolink; words and music by
L. Clement. [Photostat] © 1 «
May 26, 1928; E 690883; Lillian Cle-
ment, Decatur, Ga. 11893
Tell me cutie; fox trot, words and mu-
sic by Clitus Marcellinus Wickens,
arr. by Tiny Parham; orch. 4to. ©
May 14, 1928; 2 @« May 21; H
691837; Universal music sales, Chi-
cago. 11894
Tell me sweet Rose; words by Jos.
McKeon, music by Henry Frantzen;
pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by Louis
Fleischer. © Apr. 10, 1928; 2 ¢@.
May 21; E 691816; F. B. Haviland
pub. co., New York. 11895
Tell me the story true; words by J.
Macklyn Meskill, melody by V. R.
Bartlett. © 1c. May 16, 1928; E
690652; Vincent R. Bartlett, New
York. 11896
Tell me with your eyes; words and
music by Bernice Hendrix and Irvy-
ing Bibo; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by May Singhi Breen. © May 1,
1928; 2 c. May 1; E 690193; Bibo,
Bloedon & Lang, inc., New York.
11897
Tellin’ my troubles to the moon;
words by Billie Dale [pseud. of
Julia Smerecky], melody by Allie
Moore. ©.1 c. May 23, 1928; E
6908388; Chateau music pub. ¢o.,
New York. 11898
Temple Sinai cheer song; words and
melody by HE. Spivack, of Russia.
domiciled at Brooklyn. © 1c. May
25, 1928; E 691964; Ephraim
Spivack, Brooklyn. 11899
611
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11900
Tempo! tempo! (Hurry up!); von
Hans May, of Austria; salon-orch.
mit violino 1 direction, pf. direction
U. .O8ZANG.,. (C)- Wem. 242 loos. 1 C.
Apr. 23; E 689765; Wiener bohéme-
verlag, Berlin. 11900
Texas (The) blues; words by N. B.
Peters, music by Jack EHdwards.
New York, Frank Harding. © May
12, 1928; 2 ec. May 23; EH 690808;
Nellie B. Peters, Muskogee, OK1.
11901
Texas in song; words by J. Baum-
gartner, music adapted from the
Swiss national anthem; mixed
voices. 4to. -©.May 1, 1928; 2 «.
May 11; E 691391; John Baum-
gartner, Rosebud, Tex. [© words]
11902
Thalatta; eine meeres-symphonie, auf
worte von Heine, Goethe u. des
komponisten, musik von J. Frischen,
of Germany, op. 36; gemischten
chor., soli u. klavier. Partitur.: ©
Dec, Ble 1927s. de cpeAprs e235, A283
E 689834; Josef Frischen, Hannover,
Germany.
That au revoir that meant goodbye;
words by Lou Davis, music by Her-
man Ackman; pf. and ukulele acc.,
with chords for ten. banjo, mandola,
cuit., etc. © May 8, 1928; 2 c. May
10; E 690460; Jerome H. Remick &
co., New York.
That good old country town; words
and music by Carson J. Robison.
© May 14, 1928; 2 c May 14; E
691537; Triangle music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 11905
That great day; sacred song, words
by O. M. Edwards, music by Charles
H. Gabriel; alto or bar. Syracuse,
N. ¥., Oliver music co. © May 2,
1928; 2 ¢«. May 11; E 691512; Oliver
M. Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y. 11906
That old fashioned waltz; words by
Gottfrid J. Randell, music by Ar-
thur Donaldson and Florence Wol-
cott Donaldson; pf. ace, with uku-
lele arr. by May Singhi Breen.
(Cover-title:—Waltz with me, that
old fashioned waltz) © May 23,
1928 5) 2°cey-May, 21; > HE 690750:
Randell & Amirault, New York.
11907
That old sweetheart of mine; words
and melody by J. M. Grooms. ©
1c May’ 1, 1928; H ‘690233; “Joy
Macfarlane Grooms, Mondamin, Ia.
11908
11903 |
11904.
pt. 1H Res wae
That’s my mammy; fox trot, lyric by
Harry Pease, music by Abel Baer
and Hd G. Nelson, arr. by Walter
C. Simon; pf. or organ. © May 22,
1928; 2 c. May 24; E 690781; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 11909
That’s Paddy; words and music by
L. G. Pearl, of Austria, domiciled
at New York. © May 26, 1928;
2c May 28; E 690928; Louis G.
Pearl, New York. 11910
That’s the blue heaven for me; words
and music by G. E. Harris. ©
1c. May 9, 1928; E 691386; George
EK. Harris, Oklahoma City, Okl.
3 11911
That’s the question now; words and
music by Mary Valdespino, arr. by
Stephano Guerrieri. Tampa, Fla.,
Mansell and Guerrieri. © May 26,
1928; 2 ec. May 26; H 691933; Mary
V. Mansell, Tampa, Fla. 11912
That wonderful face; hymn, words
and music by W. J. King. © May
1, 1928; 2.¢..Mayes 235 smGoteaL:
Lillenas pub. co., Indianapolis.
913
Theatre organ pedal studies; by Ches-
ter H. Beebe. © May 15, 1928; 2 c.
and aff. May 25; A 1078516; Belwin,
inc., New York. 11914
There’s a picture of you in my heart;
waltz ballad, with recitation, words
by Jack Stone, music by George
Beauchamp and Fred Thompson; pf.
and ukulele acc. © May 21, 1928;
2 ec. May 19; E 690708: Chansonette
pub. co., inc., Montgomery, Ala.
11915
There’s a rainbow ‘round my shoulder ;
words and melody by Al Jolson,
Billy Rose and Dave Dreyer. ©
1c. May 22, 1928; E 691801; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 11916
There’s a silver lining shining there
for you; melody by T. EK. Brown.
© 1c. May 17, 1928; E 690650;
Tregoweth Edmond Brown, New
York. 11917
There’s a song in my heart; cho. or
quartette, words and music by Ber-
nard Hamblen; mixed voices. ©
May 9, 1928; 2 « May 10; E 691491 ;
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 11918
There’s. Shannon in the Wabash;
words by William Joseph Mungovan,
music by Matt Mungovan. © 1 ¢.
May 5, 1928; E 690386: Matthew
William Mungovan, Chicago. 11919
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
There was a heart; hymn, words and
music by R. Harkness, of Australia,
domiciled at South Pasadena, Calif.
© Oct. 1, 1926; 2 c. May 18, 1928;
E 691651; Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, Calif. 11920
They landed over here from over
there; words and music by Tom
Kennedy and J. O. Donovan; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by A. J.
Franchini. © Apr. 30, 1928; 2 e.
May 1; E 691177; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inec.. New York. 11921
They'll have a Broadway in Ireland;
words by A. R. Rossmann,. music
by Edith Whittick, arr. by Mrs.
Cherry’s studio. © 1 ce. May 24,
1928; E 690843; Alfred R. Ross-
mann, Keyport, N. J.. 11922
Thien-hoa (Fior di cielo); dramma
lirico in 8 atti e 4 quadri, di Giovac-
chino Forzano, musica di Guido
Bianchini, of Italy; riduzione per
canto e pf. © May 5, 1928; le.
May 7; D 27816; Casa musicale
Sonzogno, Milan, 11923
Think of me thinking of you; ballad,
words and music by Charlie Abbot,
Johnny Marvin and Dale Wimbrow;
pf. and ukulele ace, with special
rhythm cho. © Apr. 25, 1928; 2 «.
Apr. 26; E 690049 ; L. B. Curtis, New
York. 11924
Thinking; or, Thinking of you, words
and melody by F. Padwe. © 1 «.
May 8, 1928; E 690447; Frank
Padwe, New York. 11925
This world is not my home; words and
melody by Jessie Mae Hill. ©1e.
May 10, 1928; E 690491; Consoli-
dated music pub. house, Chicago.
11926
This year of grace; Charles B. Coch-
ran’s 1928 revue, words and music
by Noél Coward, of Great Britain.
Vocal se. 8vo. © May 14, 1928;
1 c. May 22; E 692158; Chappell &
co., ltd., London. 11927
This year of grace; selection, music by
Noél Coward, selected and arr. by
H. M. Higgs, of Great Britain; orch.,
with ist violin conductor. © Apr.
25, 1928; 1 ec. May 7; E 689894;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 11928
Thou wilt keep him; words and music
by R. Harkness, of Australia, domi-
ciled at Pasadena. © Oct. 10. 1925:
2c. May 18, 1928; E 691727; Robert
Harkness, Pasadena. 11929
109262—28——_7
11940
SS
Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace;
words and music by R. J. Oliver.
© May 11, 1928; 2 ec. May 25; E
691872; Richard John Oliver, Chi-
cago. 11930
Thru thick and thin; galop, by A. H.
Weberbauer; pf. or organ. © Mar.
28,4928; 2.e,,Apr.18: BH, 691317 ;
Arthur H. Weberbauer, Irvington,
Ns J: 11931
Thus saith the Lord; anthem, words
from the Bible, music by H. C. L.
Stocks, of England; mixed voices.
4to. © May 22, 1928; 1 c. May 23;
E 692199; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 11932
Thy will be done; anthem, tr. by Jane
Borthwick, music by Daniel Proth-
eroe; mixed voices, with sop. or
ten. solo; organ ace. 4to. © May
15, ‘1928 2c May 14+. E6922 -
Harold Flammer, ine., New York.
; 11933
Thy will be done; words by Arthur J.
Mathews, music by C. B. Gilliland.
© May 21, 1928; 2 « May 24; E
690827; Carrie B. .Gilliland, Mt.
Vernon, O. 11934
Tick-tock; lullaby, words and musie
by Rudolf Kvelve; 2 violins, with pf.
ace. © May 8, 1928; 2 ce. May 10;
EH 690474; Fred Heltman co., Cleve-
land. 119385
Tierra mia; danza Mexicana, letra y
musica de F. L. Cabello; pf. © 1
c. May 5, 1928; E 690378; Fernando
L. Cabello, El Paso. 11936
Till the tale is told; a mood, words by
Shaemas O’Sheel, music by Cecil
Cowles; high voice. © May 7, 1928;
2c. May 11; E 691486; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 11937
Tillie; words by Joseph EH. Monte-
verde, music by Jay Vick [pseud.
of J. V. O’Brien] [Photostat] ©
1 ce. May 10, 1928; E 691448; J. Vick
O’Brien, Pittsburgh. 11938
Tillie Lee; words and melody by Wil-
liam Moore. © 1c May 31, 1928;
E 693002; Chicago music pub. co.,
inec., Chicago. 11939
Tilly ; menuett, von Julius Hagemann,
op. 31, no. 2, instr. von Hans Anzer,
both of Germany; orch. mit pf.
direktion. 4to. © Dee. 30, 1927;
1c. Apr. 23, 1928; E 689869; St; A.
Braun-Peretti, Bonn/Rh., Germany.
11940
613
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11941
Time ain’t very long; words and mel-
ody by Donald Heywood. © 1 «.
May 2, 1928; E 691194; Clarence
Williams music pub. co., inc., New
York. 11941
Time table for violin [and] Violin
scales in Ist position; by F. H. Sut-
ter. © May 7, 1928; 2 c May 9;
EH 690791; Frank H. Sutter, St.
Louis. 11942
"Tis the last rose of Summer; words
by Thomas Moore, 2d verse com-
posed and music transcribed by Hugo
Frey; in F. © May 10, 1928; 2 c.
May 12; E 690524; Robbins music
corp., New York. 11943
Tito; tango, paroles dArmand
Foucher, of France, musique de Juan
Ghirlanda; pf. Editons Costallat.
© Dec: 31;.1927; 1c... May “7, 1928 ;
E 692009; Lucien de Lacour, Paris.
~ 11944
To Christ the King; words by P.. J.
O’Reilly, music by EH. M. Bush; pf.
© 1c. May 10, 1928; E. 690487;
Peter J. O’Reilly and Esther M.
Bush, Santa Cruz, Calif. 11945
To Jane; words by P. B. Shelley, music
by Reginald C. Robbins; bass or bar.
voice. © Apr. 20, 1928; 2 c. May
23; E 693077; Editions Maurice
Senart, Paris. 11946
To my star; serenade romantique, by
P. A. Marquardt; orch. with pf. ©
May 22, 1928; 2c. May 25; E 690875;
Music buyers corp., New York.
11947
To the end of the world; waltz, words
and music by M. H. Hindsley. 8vo.
[Photostat] , © Apr’. 23, 1928; 2 «¢.
May 5; E 690367; Mark Hubert
Hindsley, Bloomington, Ind. 11948
Toc H; quick march, by J. W. Mans-
field, of Great Britain; band. obl.
24mo. ©. Apr.. 17, 1928; 1,c¢.. May
22; E 692174; Boosey & co., ltd.,
London. 11949
Toceatina; by Everett E. Truette, op.
33, no. :3; organ. © May 10, 1928;
2c. May 15; E 690565; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 11950
To-day; words by F. Ellison, music by
Henry Ellison. ©1c¢. May 16, 1928;
E 691607; Francis Ellison, Wake-
field, Mass. 11951
Toenniges (Christian Frederick) 45
master student daily technical exer-
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 23
cises; cornet or trumpet and other
valve instruments. © May 8, 1928;
2c. and aff. May 19; A’ 1078194:
Christian Frederick Toenniges, De-
troit. 11952
Toi, seulement toi! ...; sur les motifs
de la valse boston Du, nur du!...,
@’EHrnest Arnold, arr. par Raymond
Brunel, of France; petit orch., avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Apr. 15,
1928; 1 c. May 14; E 692064; Josef
Blaha, Vienna. 11953
Toi, seulement toi! ! ! sur les motifs
de la valse boston, Du, nur du,
adaptation francaise -de G. Audif-
fred, musique de Ernst Arnold, of
Austria, op. 160. © Apr. 30, 1928;
1c. May 19; E 692129; Josef Blaha.
Vienna. 11954
Token of gratitude; words and music
by J. deC. Lagassé. © 1 ¢. May 28,
1928; E 691957; Julie deChamplain
_ Lagassé, Fall River, Mass. 11955
Tom, Tom the piper’s son; on a theme
by Heller, words anon., music by
Freeman High, arr. by Daniel Pro-
theroe; mixed yoices. 4to. © Oct.
1, 1927; 2.c. May 2, 1928; EH 691212;
Pallma, ine., Chicago. 11956
Tomorrow may bring me you; words
and music by L. J. Kremer, arr. by
Dorothy Olds; pf. and ukulele or
ten. banjo ace. © May 26, 1928;
2c. May 26; E 691932; Lucian J.
Kremer and Walter C. Wester, Tulsa,
Okl. 11957
To-night while the moon is shining;
words and melody by J. R. Scalzo.
© 1 ec. Apr.. 30, 1928; EH 690225;
Joseph R. Sealzo, Auburn, N. Y.
11958
Too busy; fox trot, words by Ned
Miller, music by Chester Cohn; pf.
and ukulele ace. © May 9, 1928;
2c. May 11; E 691492; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 11959
Too much lovin’; words by H. Magid-
son, melody by M. H. Cleary. ©1 ce.
May 28, 1928; E 690968; Herbert
Magidson and Mike Cleary, Brad-
dock, Pa. 11960
Topsy; by Martin Dunning [pseud. of
Hugo Riesenfeld]; orch. © May
1, 1928; 2 c. May 8; E 690417;
Edwin F. Kalmus, inc., New York.
11961
Torna; romanza, versi di L. Fucci,
melodia di Antonio Quintavalle. ©
Mar. 5, 1928; 2c. May 14; E 680580 ;
Luigi Fucci, Philadelphia. 11962
614
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
Toujours (Forever); valse, by OD.
Montano; pf. Brooklyn, J. & J.
Kammen. © May 28, 1928; 2c. May
23; E 690811; Donato. Montano,
Brooklyn. 11963
Tourist (The); musical comedy in 2
acts, words and music by C. Smiley.
[In two pts., libretto and music] ©
1 ec. May.8, 1928; D 27326; Chas.
Smiley, Paris, Tex. 11964
Tourmente; poésie de F. d’Avilla, mu-
sique de T. Lother, of England. ©
(Ape ee 80284 felt May’ 25)
692315; Editions Maurice Senart,
Paris. ; 11965
Tournament (A) for busy fingers; by
Cedric W. Lemont; pf. 1. An Irish
fairy. [4 cthers] © May 8, 1928;
2c. May 10; E 650469; Boston music
co., Boston. 11966
~
Toute vérité n’est pas bonne 4 dire;
paroles de Aibert Willemetz, Saint-
Granier et J. Le Seyeux, musique
de Maurice Yvain, of France; pf.
aece., avec ukulele arr.-par F. Sala-
bert. © Apr. 15, 1928; 1c. May 10;
EK 692287; Francis Salabert, Paris.
11967
Toy grenadiers; by Leo Edwards,
scored by J. Pasternack; orch. ©
May 18, 1928; 2c. May 19; EH 690714;
Irving Berlin standard music corp.,
New York. 11968
Traicionera; tango cancion, letra de
Luis Garros-Pé, paroles francaises
d’Armand Foucher, of France, mu-
sica de Juan Ghirlanda; pf. Edi-
tions, Costallat. .© Dec. 31, 1927;
1 @ May 7, 1928; E 692011; Lucien
de Lacour, Paris. 11969
Trail (The) of the long ago; words
by Perey Edgar, music by John
Barclay, of Great Britain. © Apr.
23, 1928; 1 c May 7; .E 689893;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. 11970
Trailing the fugitive; by Leo A. Kemp-
miki, op. 77; orch., with’ pf:/ or
organ. © May 29, 1928; 2 ec. May
31; E 693074; Irving Berlin standard
music corp., New York. 11971
Traitrises (Verrat-hinterlist); par
Frédéric Le Rey, of France; orch.,
avee pf. direction. 4to. © Apr. 10,
1928: 1 ¢@. May 7; E 692024; H.
Benjamin, Paris. 11972
Tramps (The) farewell; words anon.,
music by C. Carver. © 1 c. May
11, 1928; E 691439; Charles Carver,
Los Angeles. 11973
‘ 11983
Tranquil night melody; by E. 8S. Costa,
of Italy, domiciled at Washington;
violin and pf. ©1c¢. May 12, 1928;
E 690549; Eugene S. Costa, Wash-
ington. 11974
Transom blues; words and melody by
Sharlie King. © 1c. May 31, 1928;
EK 693028; Chicago music pub. co.,
inc., Chicago. 11975
Dixie land; melody by
© 1c. May 14, 1928; E
Travelin’ to
L. Whitcup.
690550; Leonard Whitcup, New
York. 11976
Travellers-blues; extrait du Village
blane, par Jean Wiener, arr. par
Vance Lowry; orch., parties de-
tachées avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
©. Dec. 31,1927; 1 ¢c. Jan. 28, 1928,
1 ¢. Apr. 23; E 690389; Max Eschig
& cie., Paris. 1197T
Triana; de la suite Iberia, par I.
Albeniz, transcription par H. Fer-
nandez Arboés, of Spain; orch. Par-
tition., © Dee. 31, 1927; 1 c Apr.
23, 1928; E 689981; Max Eschig et
cie., Paris. 11978
Trianon; by C. Maduro; pf. New
York, O. Flaschner music co.
May O25; 1928502..e@ ‘May 17; E
691663 ; Charles Maduro, New York.
11979
Trilltrall und seine briider; miurchen
nach Clemens Brentano in acht bil-
dern, von Hrich Ponto, musik von
Arthur Chitz, of Germany ; soli, cho.
Ud, OFGhs,in. Oy 1,¢. Mary 2, 19282.
692244; Vertriebsstelle des. ver-
bandes deutscher btihnenschrift-
steller u. biihnenkomponisten, G. m.
b. H., Berlin. 11980
Trinkets; words by Al Lewis, music
by Al Sherman; pf. and ukulele acc.
©: Mari''20; 1928;:2. « May 2; E
691172; Lewis-Marks pub. co., New
York. 11981
Triosonate; von Thomas Augustine
Arne, bearb. von Max Seiffert, of
Germany, nach einem von I[iulert
Langley, of England, zur verfiig ing
gestellten manuskript. 1. Violine 1
u. 2. violoncell u. cembalo. Pz rti-
tur.—2. Violine 1.—38. Violine 2.—
4. Violoncelle. © Mar. 3, 1928; 1 ¢.
each Mar. 20; E 692238; Breitkopf
& Hiirtel, Leipzig. 11982
Trip around the world; words ana
music by L. G. Bunting. {PI.oto-
stat] ©1c. May 1, 1928; E 690194;
Lillian Gertrude Bunting, Da:;to1, O.
11983.
615
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11984
Triplin-sax; polka, by G. Iasilli, of
Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn, N. Y.;
saxophone and pf. © 1c. May 8,
1928; E 691237; Gerardo Iasilli,
Brooklyn. 11984
Trittico Botticelliano; di Ottorino
Respighi, of Italy; piccola orch.
Partitura. S8vo. 1. La primavera.
[2 others] © May 16, 1928; 1 «c.
May 17; E 692120; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 11985
Trot-trot-trotters and tripe; fox-trot,
words and music by Will E. Haines
and Julian Wright, both of Eng-
land; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
Charles Hanley; in EH flat. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © May
3, 1928; 1 Gc. May 14; E 692055;
Campbell, Connelly & co., London.
11986
Trotzkopf (Stubborn); von Guido
Vanini [pseud.], of Austria; salon-
orech., mit pf. direktion u. violine 1
direktion. © Feb. 27, 1928; 1 «
Apr. 23; E 689755; Wiener. bohéme-
verlag, Berlin. 11987
Troublesome mind blues; words and
melody by Bert M. Mays. © 1 «¢.
May 31, 1928; E 693031; Chicago
music pub. co., inec., Chicago. .11988
True (The) beauty; words by Thomas
Carew, music by Reginald C. Rob-
bins; bass or bar. voice. © Apr.
20, 1928; 2 « May 23; E 693081;
Editions Maurice Senart, Paris.
11989
Truly-oo0; words and music by A. R.
Graham, of Canada. © 1 e¢ May
26, 1928; E 692237; Albert Roland
Graham, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
11990
Trying to forget you; words by Harry
Haas, melody by H. Haas and Al
Dell [pseud. of A. Indelli] © 1 .«.
Apr. 19, 1928; E 687887; Alexander
Indelli, New York. 11991
Tschaikowsky (Peter IT jitch) Au
carnaval (Carnival); Février, ex-
trait de Les saisons, op. 37, no. 2,
arr. par F. Salabert, of France;
orch. avec pf.-conducteur. 4to. ©
ADL... Ld, 14928 3.) liGanMay dO. BE)
692252; Francis Salabert, Paris.
11992
—Au. coin du feu (By the fire-
place) ; extrait de Les saisons, op.
of, no. 1, arr. par Fe.) Salabert.: ior
France; orch., avee pf. conducteur,
AtO,,, © Apr. 15, 1928- 1:e, May 10;
E 692093; Francis Salabert, Paris.
11993
pt. III, n.s., v. 23
Le chant de Valouette (Song of
the lark); extrait de Les saisons,
op. 37, no. 3, arr. par F. Salabert;
of France; orch. avec pf. conduc-
teur.- 4to. © Apr. 15,00928saiee.
May 10; E 692090; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 11994
En traineau (In a sledge); ex-
trait de Les saisons, op. 37, no. 11,
arr. par F. Salabert, of France;
orch. avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Apr; (15, 1928,;, q4), ¢: qi ee
692094; Francis Salabert, Paris.
11995
Herbstlied (Chant d’automne) ;
op. 87°, no. 10, bearb. von Charles
Cerné, of Austria; violine' u.
klavier. © May 5, 1928; 1 c« May
22; HE 692202; Adolph Furstner, Ber-
lin. , 11996
——— March; from),/The
suite, by Tchaikovsky,
' Lillian Vandevere;
teacher’s sc. 4to. © May 3,'1928;
2 c«- May 18; E 691671; C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 11997
Tuba lawdy blues; words and melody
by Sharlie King. © 1 ce. May. 831,
1928; E 6938027; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 11998
Tumbled down castles; words and
nutcracker
arrir by. J.
toy symphony,
melody by J. Brockman. © 1 e«.
May 8, 1928; E 690429; James
Brockman, Hollywood, Calif. 11999
Tune in; hymn, words and music by
L. L. Nankivell. (Jn Heavenly
glory songs) © Mar. 9, 1928; 2 ec.
Mar. 22; E 691358; Louise L. Nanki-
vell, Chicago. 12000
Tupelo blues; melody by Floyd Ming.
© 1c. May 1, 1928; E 690200;
United pub. co., New York. 12001
Turkestan; oriental love song, words
and melody by J. Rose. © 1c. May
18, 1928; E 690906; Jerome Rose,
Cieveland. 12002
Tutti’ (The) fruttl "Senw.s coxa “CeO,
words and musie by Charles O’Flynn
and Eddie Kilfeather, arr. by Fred
Cavi; orch. 4to. © Mar. 27, 1928;
2c. May 23; E 690795; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
\ 12003
Twinkling; intermezzo, by Walter G.
Hauenschild; orch. with pf. © May
22, 1928; 2 c.. May 25: E 690880;
Photo play music co., ine., New York.
12004
616
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
12027
Twit twee; words by 8S. Field, music
by Robert H. Brennen. New York,
Frank Harding. © May 1, 1928;
2c. May 5; BH 691636; Stella Field,
Middletown, Conn. 12005
Two dice blues; words by Joseph B.
Monteverde, music by Jay Vick
[pseud. of J. V. O’Brien] [Photo-
statl © 1 c¢ May 10, 1928; EB
691449; J. Vick O’Brien, Pittsburgh.
12006
Two little love bees; fox trot, lyrics
by Robert B. Smith, music by Hein-
rich Reinhardt, arr. by Harry Park-
er; pf. and ukulele acc. © May 16,
1928; 2 c. May 17; E 690639; Ed-
ward B. Marks music co., New York.
12007
Tyll; eine ulenspiegeloper in 3 akten
u. 5 bildern, textdichtung von Hugo
F. Koenigsgarten, musik von Mark
Lothar, of Germany, op. 12; klavier-
auszug, mit text von Karel Mengel-
berg, of Germany. © Jan. 15, 1928;
1c. Apr. 23; E 689887; Ries & Erler,
eit. Pe F.. erin, 12008
Uechi (La) Nira; versi e melodia di
P. Sciascia, of Italy. © 1 c. May
15, 1928; E 691604; Pasquale Sci-
ascia, Philadelphia. 12009
Ugly (An) gal’s got something hard
to beat; words and melody by W. R.
Hodgin. © 1c. May 31, 1928; E
691987; Willard Randolph Hodgin,
Greensboro, N. C. 12010
Ukrainske wesila w Ameryci; melody
by P. Humeniuk. pts. 1 and 2. ©
lec. each May 3; 1928; E_. 690298,
690294; Paul Humeniuk, New York.
12011, 1.2012
Uncie Sam is calling, Al; words by
William V. Rowe, music by A. G.
Rowe. © 1 c¢ May 10, 1928; E
690482: Alice G. Rowe, Newton
Highlands, Mass. 12013
Uncle Sam patrol march; by Frank
Lucas; pf. © 1c¢ May 2, 1928; EB
691209; Frank Umbriaco, New York.
12014
Under the moon; words and melody
by R. I. Minut. © 1 ¢.'May 7, 1928;
E 691354; Robert I. Minut, Colum-
bus, O. 12015
Une; paroles d’Henry de Fleurigny,
musique de Gaston ‘Lemaire, of
France. © Mar. 30, 1928; 1 c. Apr.
23; E. 6899386; Editions musicales
Sam Fox, Paris. 12016
-
Unfortunate blues; words and melody
by William Moore. © 1 ¢. May 31,
1928; E 693022; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 12017
United States marine band march; by
A. H. Weberbauer; pf. or organ.
Mar: «28, (1928. 2 cy Aps. 18;
6913826; Arthur H. Weberbauer, Irv-
ington, N. J. 12018
U. S. marine march; by A. Bartell; pf.
Gh Ape... ti, fO2e- 2 Clee pie ale Ha
690247; Alice Bartell, Chicago.
12019
Until the morn; barecarolle song, from
Prince of adventurers, words and
music by Horace Shepherd, of Great
Britain; pf., banjulele banjo and
ukulele acc.; in F. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © May 28, 1928;
1 ec. May 28; E 692246; Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd., London. 12020
Untrue; words by Frank Aquino, mu-
sic by A. Siracuse. © 1 c. May 23,
1928; EK 691805; Angelo Siracuse,
Buffalo. 12021
Vaakenat-vuggevise ; tekst af Jacob B.
Bull, musik af Helge Bonnén, of
Denmark. © Apr. 28, 1928; 1 «.
May 17; E 692111; Wilhelm Han-
sen, Copenhagen. 12022
Valley of France; meditation, by
Adele Gerard, arr. by Calvin
Grooms; violin and pf. © May 28,
1928; 2 c. May 31; E 693063; Cen-
tury music pub. co., New York.
12023
Valley of heart’s delight; words and
music by Merrill Knighton. © May
11, 1928; 2 c. May 21; E 690743;
Fiesta de las rosas ass’n., San Jose,
Calif. 12024
Valley (The) of the snake; words by
O. M. Nielson, music by Robert Van
Sickle; pf. and ukulele ace. © 1 ¢.
May 16, 1928; E. 691612; Olaf M.
Nielson, Provo, Utah. 12025
Valse de lV’adieu; de Yes, livret de
Pierre Soulane et René Pujol, mu-
sique de Maurice Yvain, of France;
pf. ace, avec ukulele alr. de F.
Salabert. .© Apr. 15;;,1928;.1y¢
May 10; E 692257; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 12026
Valse de l’adieu; de Yes, par Maurice
Yvain, of France; orch:., avec _ pf.
conducteur et paroles. 4to. © Apr.
15, 1928; 1. ¢. May, 10; BH. .692274;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 12027
617
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
120928
Valse enfantine; by Edward A. Muel-
- ler; pf., six hands. © May 15, 1928;
2e. May 17; E 690677; John Church
co., Cincinnati. 12028
Valse lente; by H. S. Stewart; violon,
violoncello and pi © 1c. Apr. 27,
1928; E 691411; Henry Shepherd
Stewart, White Plains, N. Y. 12029
Valse triste; by Franz Von Vecsey,
transcribed by Rudy Wiedoeft; E
flat alto saxophone with pf. acc. ©
May 19;° 2928: 2 0c.) May (20: "Hh
690748; Robbins music corp., New
York. 12030
Valtz (The) of by-gone days; words
and music by N. S. Brody. © 1c.
May 26, 1928; E 690888; Nathan S.
Brody, New York. 12031
Varela; marcha one step, por Alfredo
Reza, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles, Calif.; pf. 8vo. [Photo-
stat] © May 3,.1928; 2 «& May 5;
EK 691264; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 12032
szenen, von Joseph Gustav
~' Mraczek, of Czechoslovakia; orch.
Partitur. 1. Intrade. [5 others] ©
Apr. 19, 1928; 1 c« May 5; E 689889 ;
Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 12033
Varsoviana; waltz- l’Apache, by W.
M. Caesar; pf. © May 14, 1928;
2c. May 21; E 691756; Wyn Moritz-
Variété;
Caesar, Los Angeles. 12034
Varsovienne; morceau lyrique, de
Frank Louis Taylor, of Great
Britain, op. 110, no. 5; violon et pf.
© Apr. 23, 1928; 1 @ May 21; E
692152; Schott & co., Itd., London.
. 12035
Vellner (Aloysius) Eleven original
Hungarian folk songs. © 1c¢. May
28, 1928; E 690967 ; Aloysius Vellner,
Philadelphia. 12036
Venetian vision (Visione Veneziana) ;
Italian words by Angiolo Orvieto,
English version by Frederick Ham-
ilton, of England, music by Renato
Brogi; in E min. © Aug. 30, 1928;
1c. May 3; E 689806; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 12037
Verdi (Giuseppe) Macbeth; oper in
vier akten, von Francesco Maria
Piave, ins deutsche tibertragen von
Georg Gohler, of Germany. 4to.
©: Apr. 20, 1928-94 © Aprevatp
27324; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
120388
pt. In, BOSS v. 23
Verliebte plauderei (Love discourse) ;
von Guido Vanini [pseud.], of Aus-
tria; salon-orch., mit pf. direktion
u. violine 1 direktion. © Feb. 27,-
1928; 1 ec. Apr. 23; E 689748; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, Berlin. 12039
Versailles les eaux; fox trot lent, par
José Padilla, of Spain; pf. ‘© Apr.
15, 1928; 1 « May, 10; EB 692280;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 12040
Versailles-pavane; par José Padilla, of
Spain; pf. © Apr. 15, 1928; 1 e.
May 10; E 692284; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 12041
Victor’s (The) song; evangelistic an-
them, words and music by J. V.
Reid; 4 mixed voices. 4to. © Nov.
1, 19273 2 eh Mia oe es
691734; James V. Reid, Fort Worth,
Tex. 12042
Victory dawn; Easter service, words
by A. A. Payn and others, music by
M. Isabelle Ritter and others; choir
of mixed voices. Chicago, Ill., Hope
pub. co. 8vo. Mar 9. 1920"
2c. May 4; E 691215; Hall-Mack
co., Philadelphia. 12043
Victory—roll into Berlin; words and
music by A. J. Cleare. [Blue-print]
© 1c. May 21, 1928; EH 691773; Al-
bert John Cleare, Jacksonville, Fla.
12044
Victory song; words and music by V.
Wagner. © 1c. May 7, 1928; HE
690422 ; Verona Wagner, Taft, Calif.
12045
Vieille (La) aux yeux d’azur .'.. ;
poéme et musique de Jean Dournay,
of France. © Dec. 31, 1927; 1 «
Apr. 23, 1928; E 689933: Ch. Hayet,
Paris. 12046
Viena mergyte; vals, melody by A.
Schwartz. © 1 ¢ Apr. 27, 1928;
E 691413; Abe Schwartz, New York.
12047
Vieux (M.) Dix études pour alto;
méthode, sur des traits d’orch., par
M Vieux, of France. »© Apr. 10,
1928; 1 e@ May 7; E 689989; Al-
phonse Leduc et cie., Paris. 12048
Vieux (Les) miroirs; poéme de René
Robine, musique de Mare Delmas,
of , France.\;©,- Apry 1b, de28 i, fe:
May 10; E 692295; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 12049
Vieux (Les) nids; paroles de Lucien
Boyer, musique de René Mercier, of
France. 4to. © Apr. 15, 1928; 1 c¢.
May 10; E 692253; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 12050 °
618
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
Village (A) episode; by A. H. Weber-
bauer; pf. or organ... © Mar. 28,
1928; 2 c. Apr. 18; E 691300: Ar-
thur H. Weberbauer, Irvington,
DN va 12051
Village (The) festival; overture, by
George Rosenkrans; | symphonic
band... 4to...© May 25, 1928; 2 «.
May 23; E 690819; Joseph H. Agnew,
Kansas City, Mo. 12052
Vilya; czardas, de Francesco Gabutti,
of Italy; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
Ato. © Mar. 30,1928; 1 c¢. Apr.
23; E 689927; Choudens, Paris.
12053
Vindhy4; petite piéce orientale, de J.
Sieulle, of France; orch., avec pf.
conducteur. Editions Costallat.
4to. ©): Dec. 31; 1927; 1 ce Apr. 9,
1928; E 689913; Lucien de Lacour,
Paris. 12054
Violet; tango-serenade, by N. Rou-
banis; pf. © 1c¢ May 8, 1928; BE
690432; Nicholas Roubanis, New
York. 12055
Virgencita (La); arr. de I. M. Valle,
of Mexico, domiciled at Chicago; pf.
[Photostat] © 1c. May 28, 1928;
E 690950; Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago.
12056
Vision; waltz song, words and music
by P. Nagy. © May 26, 1928; 2 ¢.
May 26; E 691931; Paul Nagy,
Cleveland. 12057
Visions d’Orient; 8 piéces, par
Edouard Lochelongue, of France; pf.
© Dee. 31, 1927; 1 c. May 7, 1928;
E 689987; Ch. Hayet, Paris. 12058
Visions of love (Visione d’amore) ;
waltz, by Carlos Curti; accordion
and ten. banjo. © 1 ¢@ May 18,
1928; E 691716; Sussie Riccardi,
New York. 12059
Visiting Sal’s home in Moonshine Hol-
low; words and melody by B.
Landress. © 1 c. May 19, 1928; E
690729; Ralph Peer, New York.
12060
Viterbo; tango milonga, de C. Carpen-
tieri, of Italy; pf. © Apr. 10, 1928;
1 ec. May 7; E 692028; C. Carpen-
tieri, Paris. 12061
Vola vola; one-step, di Ermete Liber-
ati, of Italy; piccola orch. econ pf.
conduttore. 4to. © Apr. 19, 1928;
1 « May 7; E 689949; A. & G.
Carisch & c., Milan. 12062
12073
=
Voluptuosa; tango, paroles espagnoles
et musique de José Padilla, of
Spain; pf., avec ukulele arr. par F.
Salabert..”~@ Apr. 15, 1928... 1-.e.
May 10; E 692288; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 12063
Voodoo; words and melody by F.
Padwe. © 1 ¢. May 8, 1928; HE
690448; Frank Padwe, New York.
12064
Vorrei; waltz, melody by D. Poggis, of
Greece, domiciled at New York. ©
1 ce. May 17, 1928; EH 690647; Alpha
pub. co., New York. 12065
Vospitannitsa (BocnutTannuna); opera
in 4 acts, text adapted from the
play by Alexander Ostrovsky, music
by J. L. Seymour. [English and
Russian”texts} “Gy '"1. -e Apr ot
1928; D 27312; John Laurence Sey-
mour, Sacramento, Calif. 12066
Vote for Al; words and music by P. W.
W. Smith, arr. by Andy [i. e. J. E.
Andino]. © May 1, 1928; 2 c. May
4; KE 691232; Pat... W.. W. Smith,
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. 12067
Voyageur (Le) (The traveller) ; mélo-
die, de Gabriel Fauré, transcription
et arr. de F. Salabert, of France;
orch., avee pf. conducteur. © Apr.
15, 1928; 1 c. May 10; E 692298;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 12068
Vuccuece; versi di F. Mancini, melodia
di Louis De Santis. © 1 e¢. May 2,
1928; E 691210; Florio Mancini,
Philadelphia. 12069
Wachet auf; kantate, nach worten der
Heiligen Schrift, musik von Hugo
Kaun, of Germany; mdannerchor,
meZZO-SOp. solo, frauenstimmen,
knabenchor ad lib. und grosses orch.
1. Partitur—2. Klavierauszug. ©
Jan. 6, Feb. 6, 1928; 1 c. each Apr.
23; E 689882, 689883; Amsel-verlag,
Berlin-Siidende, Germany.
12070, 12071
Wages (The) of sin is death; hymn,
words and music by R. Harkness,
of Australia, domiciled at South
Pasadena, Calif. © Oct. 1, 1926;
2c. May 18, 1928; E 691652; Rob-
ert Harkness, South Pasadena, Calif.
12072
Wagner (Richard) Dreaming; cho.,
arr. by Arthur Nevin; women’s
VOICES, | 4ALOn, OuMay. tf,” 1928-276,
May 14; © 690615; John Church co.,
Cincinnati. 12073
Wagneriana; fox-trot fantasy on
melodies of Richard Wagner, tran-
19
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12074
pt. 01, n. s., v.23
Wagner (Richard )—Continued.
_seribed and arr. by Calvin Grooms;
pt. "©, May, 1, 1928':" 2” e_ Maw ss:
E 690269; Century music pub. ¢o.,
New York. 12074
Walther’s preislied (Chant de
concours); aus Die meistersinger
von Ntirnberg, arr. von Leo Artok,
of Germany; salon-orch. mit pf. con-
ductor. © June 1, 1928; 1 c. May
25; E 692232; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. 12075
Wailing (The) wall (Kasel marovyi) ;
by I. B. Arnstein; violin, with pf.
acc. ©1c. May 14, 1928; E 691545;
Ira B. Arnstein, New York. 12076
Waitin’ for Katy; fox trot, lyric by
Gus Kahn, music by Ted Shapiro,
arr. by Walter C. Simon; pf. or or-
gan. © May 22, 1928; 2 c. May 24;
E 690778; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
. 12077
Waiting; words and melody by Car-
men Lombardo and Jay Fagen.‘ ©
1c. May 17, 1928; E 690674; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 12078
Waiting; words and melody by Guy
Lombardo and Jay Fagan. © 1.
May 3, 19828; E 690278; Irving Ber-
lin, ine., New York. 12079
Waiting for you; words by A. Ersland,
music by A. F. Bauer. © May 8,
1928; 2 ec. May 10: E 691500; Ar-
thur F. Bauer and Arthur Ersland,
Chickasha, OK]. 12080
Walk with me Lord; spiritual, words
and music by O. W. Winkfield. ©
1c. May 2, 1928; E 691198; Orange
Willis Winkfield, Chicago. 12081
Wallfahrer am Rhein; gedicht von
K. Pusch, musik von J. Schuth, of
Germany, werk 138; mannerchor.
Partitur. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1927:
1c Apr. 28,,1928 ; 4).689823);\ Hans
Kessler, Trier, Germany. 12082
Waltzes of long ago; words and music
by E. R. Miller. © 1 ¢ May 2,
1928 : E 691677; Elizabeth Rose Mil-
ler, Fremont, O. 12083
Walzer-potpourri; von Carl Robrecht,
alte u. neue walzer, componirt von
verschiedenen autoren, arr. von Ot-
to Lindemann, of Germany; klavier.
eo Meb. 27, tU28> a GC. An. enews
689825; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany. 12084
Wandernde (Die) menschheit; text
von Hagen Thiirnau, musik yon Hu-
go Kaun, of Germany; maénnerchor
und grosses orch. 1. Klavieraus-
zug'--2. Partitur:” © “Weblo 1
1928; 1 c. each Apr. 23; E 689884,
689885 ; Amsel-verlag, Berlin-Stiden-
de, Germany. 12085, 12086
Wann seh’ ich dich, oh Magdalene! ...;
foxtrot, text von Beda, musik von
Richard Fall, of Austria. © Mar.
15, 1928; 1 c. May 8: E 689945;
Wiener bohéme-verlag, Vienna.
12087
Warbling (The) Dnieper fishermen;
Singing and dancing sketch, compila-
tion of Russian and French operatic
bits, by H. Adelman; melody. ©
1 ce. Apr. 17, 1928; E 691407; Har-
ris Adelman, Brooklyn. 12088
Was last night the last night with
you; words by Benny Davis and
Jack Murray, music by Lester Lee.
© Apr. 10, 1928; 2 e. May: 11) E
691400; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc., New York. 12089
Watch and pray; words and music by
T. E. Edwards; mixed voices. 4to.
©.May 7.1928; 2 ¢ May Jigen
690742 ; Thomas Edgar Edwards, Ox-
ford, Md. 12090
Way down in Arkansas; words and
melody by Dempsey Jones. © 1 e«.
May 31, 1928; E 693016 ; Chicago mu-
sic pub. co., inc., Chicago. 12091
Wayside flower; words and music by
L. G. Bunting. [Photostat] ©1le.
May 28, 1928; E 690940; Lillian
Gertrude Bunting, Dayton, O.
12092
We: fox trot, words and music by
Harry Woods, Charles Tobias and
Al Sherman, arr. by Joseph Nuss-
baum; orech. 4to. © Mar. 5, 1928;
2 ce. May 23; E 690793; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
12093
We've come to the end of the rain-
bow; words and melody by Ernest
Rogers. © 1 ¢« May 8, 1928; E
691679; Southern music pub. ¢o.,
inc., New York. 12094
Wear a smile; from The friendly girl,
words and music by E. H. Clarke.
© May 5, 1928; 2 @ May 22; E
691822: Erle Howe Clarke, Brook-
line, Mass. 12095
Webern (Anton) Fiinf canons; nach
Lateinischen texten, musik von An-
ton Webern, of Austria, op. 16;
hohen sop., klarinette u. bassklari-
nette. Partitur. 4to. © Apr. 17,
620
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
12117
1928; 1 e. May 14; E 692066; Uni-
versal-edition actiengesellschaft, Vi-
enna. 12096
— Zwei lieder; text von Joh. Wolf-
gang Goethe, musik von A. Webern,
of Austria, op. 19; gemischten chor
mit begleitung von celesta, gitarre,
geige klarinette u. bassklarinette.
Partitur,. 4to. -© Apr._-17, 1928;
1 ce. May 14; E 692065; Universal-
edition actiengesellschaft, Vienna.
12097
Webster high; words and music by Os
M. Tracy. © May 19, 1928; 2 ¢.
May 19; E 690707; Opal McLaugh-
lin Tracy, Webster Springs, W. Va.
~ 12098
Weeping; words and music by Ray
Hibbeler; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
May 14, 1928; 2 ec. May 14; HE
691525; Garrick music sales, Chi-
cago. 12099
Weihnachtsjubel tiberall; charakter-
stiick, von Theodore Prusse, bearb.
von Franz Welsch, both of Ger-
many; schiilerorch. © Sept. 30,
1927; 1 c. Apr. 23, 1928; E 6897483 ;
Georg Bratfisch, Frankfurt-Oder,
‘Germany. 12100
Weihnachtsjubel tiberall; charakter-
stiick, musik von Theodor Prusse,
of Germany; pf., mit worte.
Sept. 30, 1927; 1 ec. Apr. 23, 1928;
E 689742; Georg Bratfisch, Frank-
furt-Oder, Germany. 12101
Well, the Irish and the Germans got
together; words and music by Roy
Turk and Fred E. Ahlert. © Apr.
30, 1928; 2 « May 1; EB 691178;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 12102
Weltkrieg (Der); musik von M.
Roland, of Germany; grosses orch.
© Sept. 26, 1927; 1 ec. Apr. 23, 1928;
E 689771; Mare Roland, Berlin.
12103
Wenn du mich kiisst, versinkt die welt
um mich; worte von Fritz Rotter,
u. Otto Stransky, musik von Harry
Ralton, of Germany. © Apr. 1,
1928; 1 c. May 10; E 689957; Drei
masken-verlag, a. g., Berlin. 12104
Wenn ich den Isgk ein bisschen pie-
sack ... ; foxtrott, worte von Ar-
tur Rebner, musik von Walt Jur-
man, of Austria. © Apr. 1, 1928;
1c. May 10; E 689960; Drei masken-
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 12105
Wenn ich des abends am fenster steh;
valse boston, text von Beda, musik
von Dol Dauber, of Austria. ©
Mar. 21, 1928; 1 e« May 8; E
689941; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
Vienna. 12106
West Tech band march; by Clifford
P. Barnes; 1st B flat cornet or solo
cornet. © 1 ¢. May 14, 1928; EB
690587 ; Graule music pub. co., Cleve-
land. 12107
Western glorified; words and music
by Homer C. La Gassey. © May
26, 1928; 2 c. May 26; E 691929;
Western high school, Detroit. 12108
Western light’nin’; galop, by A. H.
Weberbauer; pf. or organ. © Mar.
Ze, 192032 .¢c, Apr. 18* BH Golsls:
Arthur H. Weberbauer, Irvington,
INS eh 12109
What a pity; by Walter Feldkamp;
pt. © Apr. 30, 1928; 1 ¢. May 1,
1 ec. May 11; E 690564; Robbins mu-
sic corp., New York. 12110
What a wonderful night this would
be; words by Art Gillham, music by
Billy Smythe; pf. and ukulele acc.
© May 14, 1928; 2 c. May 16; EB
691558; Ted Browne music ¢o., inc.,
Chicago. TERT
What aloha means; words and music
by Charles Alphin. © May 9, 1928;
2c. May 15; E 691560; Oscar Hyatt
& S. McClay, Honolulu. 12112
What have I done to you; words by
M. R. Burney, music by Sylvester
Long Cross. © 1c. May 26, 1928;
E 690891; Miles R. Burney, Scenic,
Wash. 12118
What is a co-ed to do; from Yes, yes,
Siam, words and music by J. Falk;
pf. [Blue-print] © 1 e. May 15,
1928; E 690596; Joseph Falk, All-
ston, Mass. 12114
What makes me love you; words and
melody by Reggy Grajewski [i.- e.
Regina A. Grajewski] and EH. M.
Grajewski. © 1 ec. May 15, 1928;
E 691593; Edmund M. Grajewski,
Chicago. 12115
What of it; fox-trot song, words and
music by Raymond Reginelli, Wal-
ter Hirsch, and Milton Samuels; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Apr. 24, 1928;
2 e. May 38; E 690353; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 12116
What's the use of moonlight without
you; words and music by L. M.
Crisp. © 1 ec. May 24, 1928; E
691882; Laura Mason Crisp, Kansas
City, Mo. T2137
621
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12118
When birds of a feather get together ;
words and music by Billy James,
Mitchell Parish and Irving Mills.
© May 10, 1928; 2 c May'16; BE
691572; Jack Mills, ine., New York.
12118
When dad, was collegiate; from Yes,
yes Siam, words and music by J.
Halk; pf. . [Blue-print) ©. ce.
May 15, 1928; E 690592; Joseph
Falk, Allston, Mass. 12119
When first my way to fair I took;
words by A. E. Housman, music by
Benjamin Burrows, of Great Brit-
ain. © Apr.’ 20, 19283 1 ec. May 4;
E 689791; Augener, Itd., London.
12120
When I awaken by and by; words by
W. Carroll, music by Herman HE.
Schultz. © May 8, 1928; 2 «© Apr.
26; E 690307; William Carroll,
Buffalo. 12921
When I dream of to-morrow and you;
words and musie by L. A. Spauiding.
© 1c. May 22,1928; E 691802;
Leroy Al Spaulding, Portland, Or.
: 12122
When I dream of you; words and
melody by Marvin Nelson [i. e. G.
M. Nelson] © 1 ¢. May 21, 1928;
E 691772; George Marvin Nelson, St.
Louis. 12123
When I had but fifty cents; words
anon., music by C. Carver. © 1°.
May 11, 1928; E 691440; Charles
Carver, Los Angeles. 12124
When I stand at the gates of the
temple; words by H. A. Mullen, mu-
sic by H..B. Farr. [Photostat] ©
1 c. May 19, 1928; E 690726; Hilda
Butler Farr and Henry A. Mullen,
Chicago. 12125
When it’s shadow-time in' Tennessee;
words by ©. Hoffman, music by
.Clifton Keith. New York, Frank
Harding. . ©»,May \18) 1928«..2 ec.
May 23; E 690805; Charles Hoff-
man, Polo, Ill. 12126
When love will come; words and mel-
ody by. F. Padwe...© 1 e«. May 8,
1928; E 690449; Frank Padwe, New
York. 12127
When no one is around: words and
melody by A. L. Friedman. © 1 c.
May 9, 1928; E 690489; Alvin L.
Friedman, Cleveland. 12128
When shadows of evening are falling;
words and melody by E. Young.
1 ¢@. May 19, 1928; E 690736; Evelyn
Young, San Francisco. 12129
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When she answered me her yoice was
low; words by Alfred Percival
Graves, music an old Irish air har-
monized by Gladys Pitcher; mixed
voices, a cappella. 4to. © May 10,
1928; 2 c. May 26; E 691909; C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 12130
When the evening sun is low; waltz
song, words and music by S. M.
Hall; pf.°© 1 ec. May 11, 1928; EB
690536; Susie M. Hall, Block Island,
. E: 12131
When the girl you love, loves you;
words and music by H. E. Reppert.
[Photostat] © 1 ec. May 22, 1928;
E 691810; Howard EH. Reppert, Pitts-
burgh. 12132
When the moonlight comes a-creeping ;
words and melody by E. Bruguiére.
© 1c May 19,°1928; © 690718;
Hmile Bruguiére, Principaute de
Monaco, France. rin} 12133
When the one you love loves. you;
words by H. L. Allen, melody by Lee
Turner... ©-.1.e. May 24, 1928; HE
690842; Harold L. Allen, Pontiac,
Mich. 12134
When the veil is lifted; hymn, words
by Alfred Webber; music by Haldor
Lillenas, of Norway, domiciled at
Indianapolis.. © May 1, 1928; 2 e.
May 28; HE 691827; Lillenas pub. co.,
Indianapolis. 12135
When twilight shadows fall; cho.,
words by J. Martyn: Walsh, music by
Charles Huerter; mixed voices.
4to. © May: 8, 19285 2’@.\May 25;
E 691875; C. C. Birchard & co., Bos-
ton. 12136
When you are far away; words by
E. R. Frost, melody by E. R. Frost
and Russell C. Gray. © 1 ¢. May
5, 1928; E 690607; Edwin Richard-
son Frost. Nashville. 12137
When you are married to me; words
and melody by R. Cooke. ‘© 1 e.
May ‘16, 1928; E 691616;. Ralph
Cooke, Belman, N. J. 12138
When you are mine; words and mel-
ody by Don Patterson. © 1 ce. May
11, 1928; E 691456; Donald William
Patterson, Streator, Il. 12139
When you bade me. good-bye;. words
by A. E. Manton, music by Robt.
Van Sickle. New York City, Frank
Harding. © May 17,1928; 2 «.
May 5; E 690364; Arthur Ernest
Manton, West Provo, Utah. 12140
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- MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
When you earry the torch; words and
music by Harry Herschel; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by Hank Linet.
© May 9, 1928; 2 ce. May 10; EB
691399; Robbins music corp., New
York. 12141
When you hear me coo; words and
melody by R. J. Shanley. © 1 «.
May 7, 1928; E 691809; Rose Janet
Bere San Francisco. 12142
When you hear the whip-poor-will’s
song; words by F. Vornberg, music
by Sylvester Long Cross. © 1 ¢.
May 26, 1928; E 690889; Flora Vorn-
berg, Bellevue, Wash. ~ 12148
When you look in your mind; words
and melody by F. Padwe. © 1
c. May 8, 1928; E 690450; Frank
Padwe, New York. 12144
When you're smiling; words by Mark
Fisher and Joe Goodwin, music by
Larry Shay; pf. and ukulele acc.
© May 17, 1928; 2 ¢ May 17; E
690642; Harold Rossiter music co.,
Chicago. 12145
——Same. © May 28, 1928; 2 «
May 28; E 690935; Harold Rossiter
music @o., Chicago. 12146
When your [!] all alone; by H. Dan-
ofsky ; violin. .©,1.c. May. 5, .1928;
E 691335; Herman Danofsky,: New
York. 12147
Where the sunflowers grow; words and
music by Merton H. Bories and
Maurice J. Gunsky; pf. and ukulele
acc. © May 22;'1928; 2 c. May 28;
E 690922; Merit music makers, San
Francisco. 12148
Where the wild ivy clings ’round the
windows; words and musie by L.
Bloom. © May 10, 1928; 2 ¢. May
14; E 690514; Louise Bloom. Big
Falls, Minn. 12149
Same. © May 15, 1928; 2 c May
17; E 690689 ; Louise Bloom, Big
Falls, Minn. 12150
“Where will you be on Easter morn-
ing; words and melody by Leora
Bassi .3).. 1 .c.oMay.10,. 1928:
690495; Consolidated music pub.
house, Chicago. 12151
Whist lin’ Jim; by A. H. Weberbauer ;
pf. or organ.’ © Mar. 28, 1928; 2 c
Apr. 18; E 691322; Arthur H. Web-
erbauer, Ii'vington, N. J. 12152
White (Lasses) all-star minstrels mu-
sic album; by Lasses White [i. e
Leroy Lasses White]. Dixie black
12163
bottom. [2 others] © Aug. 30,
1927; 2c. Aug. 30; EH 6938072; Lasses
White, Columbus, O. 12153
White blossoms; quartette, words and
music by G. A. Collin; mixed voices.
4to.' © Apr. 20, 1928; 2 c. May 23;
E 691867; G. A. Collin, Somerset,
Pa. 12154
White (The) village; one step, extrait
du Village blanc, par Jean Wiener,
arr. par Vance Lowry; orch., ' par-
ties detachées avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Dec. 31, 1927; 1 c Jan. 28,
1928, 1c. Apr. 23; E 690892; Max
Eschig et cie., Paris. 12155
Who could be Sweeter for me than
you; words and melody by R.. 'T.
Hakins. © 1.c. May 5, 1928; E
691340; Richard Talbot MHakins,
New York. 12156
Who goes there; march, by G. D.
Fox, of England; pf. © May 11,
1928; 1 c. May 21; E 692217; James
Planta Hull, London. 12157
Who is to blame; words by Lewis
Stone, music by Frank Guarente;
pf. ace, with ukulele and banjulele
banjo arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in G.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Mar. 20; 1928" ¢. Apr. 16,°I a May
24; E 693069; Billy Thorburn music
pub. co., ltd., London. 12158
Who’s to blame; words by Sam Cos-
low and Larry Spier, music by
Harry Link, pf. arr. by Charles Max-
well Smith; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by May Singhi Breen. © May
7, 1928; 2 « May. 9; E 691365; Spier
and: Coslow, ine., New York. © 12159
Who’s zis; words and music by C. H.
Jennings, jr. © 1.¢c. May 19, 1928;
EK 690739; Charles H. Jennings, jr.,
Pittsburgh. 12160
Whooz-Anna; fox trot, words and mel-
ody. by Tok Marcella, ©), 1c. "Apr-.
30, 1928; EH 690221; Thomas Fran-
cis Farrell, Worcester, Mass. 12161
Why; words by G. Schellbach, music
by G.. Schellbach and Fay ScheH-
bach. .©..1 Gs ;May...28 1928; EH
690964; Grace Schellbach, Glendale,
Calif. 12162
Why are you sad, little eyes; waltz,
words by Patrick’ K. Heale, music
by Albert Whitnall, of Great Britain ;
pf. and ukulele. aec.. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr. 15,
1928; 1 c Apr. 28; E 689774; Peter
Derek & co., London. 12163
2623
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12164
Why can’t I get the one that I want;
words and music by B. Stone; pf.
and ukulele acc. © May 28, 1928;
2c. May 28; E 690934; Billy Stone,
New York. 12164
Why can’t we; words by Chas. and
Harry Tobias, music by Larry Shay.
©) Apr..10, 1928; 2 ¢ May iii; E
691401; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 12165
Why can’t you care; fox trot song,
words by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music
by Joe Burke; pf. and ukulele ace.
© May 23, 1928; 2 « May 25; E
690854; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
12166
Why can’t you care; fox trot, lyric by
L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by Joe
Burke, arr. by Joseph Nussbaum ;
orch. 4to. © May 22, 1928; 2 «.
May 24; E 690771; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 12167
Why can’t you care; words by UL.
Wolfe Gilbert, melody by Joe Burke.
© 1c. May 5, 1928; E 690439; Leo |,
Feist, inc., New York. 12168
Why care; words and music by I.
Rena [pseud. of R. G. Cohen] ©
1c May 24, 1928; E 690898; Rena
Gertrude Cohen, Hartford. 12169
Why did they Sell the Bowery; words.
and melody by T. F. Barry. ©1e.
May 31, 1928; E 691990; Thomas
Francis Barry, Hoboken, N. J.
12170
Why did you leave me alone; words
by Hazel Ziegler, melody by G. H.
Helms. © 1 ce. May 9, 1928; EB
691382; George Henry Helms, Cleve-
land. IPA
Why don’t you write; words and mu-
sic by E. A. Walters. © 1c. May
9, 1928; E 691380; Everett Arthur
Walters, Hornell, N. Y. 12172
Why must I say goodbye; words and
music by M. Stirm. San Francisco,
Gold leaf music pub. co. © May 6,
1928; 2 ec. May 10; E 690473; Mar-
tha Stirm, San Francisco. 12173
Why not settle it now; words by
Nellie Ferrin Ely, music by R.
Harkness, of Australia, domiciled at
Pasadena. © Oct. 1, 1926; 2c. May
18, 1928; E 691730; Robert Hark-
ness, Pasadena. 12174
Why should I care if you’re blue;
words and melody by L. Freeman,
arr. by Jean Walz. © 1c. May 25,
1928; E 691886; Lillian Freeman,
Cicero, Il. 12175
pt. OT, n. s., v. 23
Why should I ery when I’m lonesome;
words and melody by H. BH. Apple-
gate. © 1 ¢c. May 15, 1928: E
691587; Ed. E. Applegate, Asbury
Park. 12176
Why was Little Boy Blue; words and
music by Al Randolph [i. e. Alfred
Pace Randolph] [Photostat] ©
1c. May 18, 1928; E 690715; Alfred
P. Randolph, Warrenton, Va. 12177
Wickdahl (Lillian) Four fox trot
choruses; pf. © 1c. May 29, 1928;
E 691983; Lillian Wickdahl, Belle-
vue, Wash. 12178
Widows’ island; musical comedy in
three acts, book by J. Szebenyer, mu-
sic by A. Molnar. © 1 c. May 3,
1928; D 27319; Alex Molnar and
Joseph Szebenyer, New York. 12179
Wiedoeft’s (Rudy) advanced etudes
and studies for the saxophone; by
Rudy Wiedoeft. v. 1. © May 11,
1928; 2 c. and aff. May 14; A
1079095; Rudy Wiedoeft music pub.
co., New York. 12180
Wild rose; from Will-o’-the-whispers,
words by Donovan Parsons, music
by Vivian Ellis, of England; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by Charles Han-
ley; in C. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © May 3, 1928; 1 ec.
May 14; E 692052; Campbell, Con-
nelly & co., London. 12181
Wildcat; by Joe Venuti and Eddie
Lang, ed. by Tom Satterfield ; violin,
with pf. ace. © May 10, 1928; 2c.
May 12: E 690525; Robbins music
corp., New York. 12182
Will-o’-the-whispers ; selection, selected
and arr. by Reg. Connelly, of HEng-
land; pf. © May 38, 1928; 1 c. May
14; E 692054; Campbell, Connelly &
co., London. 12183
Will o’ the wisp; words by Leo P.
Haley, music by R. L. Toland. ©
1 ¢@ May 12, 1928; E 690562; Rose
L. Toland, Dorchester, Mass. 12184
Will you go happy go lucky with me;
words and melody by Clarence Wil-
liams. ©. 1 ce.” May 2 tees, fi
691197; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., inc., New York. 12185
Willows will weep no more; words by
Carl Winge, music by Oliver Wal-
lace. © May 9, 1928; 2 ce. May 15;
E 691559 ; Capital music co., Seattle.
12186
624
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
12207
=
Wine, woman and song (Aimer, boire, | Wob-a-ly walk; fox trot, words and
chanter); von Johann Strauss, of
Austria, arr. by Aubrey Winter;
orch., with pf. conductor. 4to.
Apr. 30, 1928; 1 c. May 11; EB 692039 ;
Hawkes & son (London), Itd., Lon-
don. 12187
Wings; words by James Oppenheim,
music by John Beach; med. voice.
© Apr. 30, 1928; 2 « May 4; E
690322; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
12188
Wings of romance; from The red robe,
words by Cyrus Wood, music by
Jean Gilbert; pf. and ukulele acc.
New York, Harms, inc. © May 23,
1928; 2 c. May 25; E 690855; Shu-
bert theatre corp., New York. 12189
Winter; words by S. C. Cain, music
by F. W. Sanders, of Canada. ©
May 11, 1928; 2 c. May 14; E
691640; Florence Ward Sanders,
New Westminster, B. C., Canada.
12190
Winter (The) it is past; 4pt. cho.,
words and melody from Johnson’s
museum, arr. by H. S. Roberton, of
Great Britain ; male voices. London,
J. Curwen & sons, ltd. 4to. ©
May 12, 1928; 1c. May 9; E 692161 ;
Hugh S. Roberton, Glasgow. 12191
Wishin’ and fishin’; cho., words by
Adi Raskin, music by John Barnes
Wells, arr. by Ralph L. Baldwin;
men’s voices. 4to. © May 18, 1928;
2c. May 19; E 691814; John Church
co., Cincinnati. 12192
With mirth, thou pretty bird; words
traditional, music by Patrick Bey-
non, of Great Britain. © May 11,
1928; 1 c. May 14; E 692044; J. &
W. Chester, Itd., London. 12193
With you my own; fox trot fantasy on
the song by Flynn and Orest, by
Calvin Grooms, arr. by Frank HE.
Barry; orch. © May 8, 1928; 2.
May 10; E 690578; Century music
pub. co., New York. 12194
With you, my own; fox-trot fantasy
on the song by Flynn and Orest,
transcribed and arr. by Calvin
Grooms; pf. © May 28, 1928; 2 «¢.
May 31; E 693059; Century music
pub. co., New York. 12195
Without you; words by Virgil C. Ogg
and A. Sammataro, music by A.
Sammataro. © 1 e. May 17, 1928;
E 690645; Anthony Sammataro, New
London, Conn. 12196
music by Bud Green and Harry War-
ren, arr. by Joseph Nussbaum; oreh.
4to. © Feb. 10, 1928; 2 c. May 23;
E 690792; Shapiro, Bernstein & Co.,
inc., New York. 12197
Woman’s (A) eare; from Yes, yes,
Siam, words and music by J. Falk;
pf. [Blue-print] © 1 ¢ May 15,
1928; E 690601; Joseph Falk, All-
ston, Mass. 12198
Wonderful baby of mine; words and
music by A. 8. Peake. © 1. Apr.
30, 1928; E 690215; Aston S. Peake,
Seattle. 12199
Wonderful Irish eyes; words by Pat-
rick Stone, music by Terry O’Brian,
of Great Britain; pf. acc., with uku-
lele arr. by Bernard Russell. ©
Aprt:'"23;9.1928 --1 -e:* May’ 22; 7 BE
6921388; Berners music co., London.
12200
Wonderful world; words by Leo P.
Haley, music’ by R. L. Toland. ©
1c. May 12, 1928; E 690568; Rose
L. Toland, Dorchester, Mass. 12201
Wonderful you; words by R. M. Track-
well, melody by Charles W. Randall.
© 1e May 21, 1928; E 691768;
Raymond M. Trackwell, Oakland,
Calif. 12202
Wondering; vocal waltz, words and
music by Dudley Glass, of Great
Britain. © May 4, 1928; 1 c. May
22; E 692159; Ascherberg, Hopwood
& Crew, ltd., London. 12203
Wondrous love of Jesus; words by
A. N. Bostrom, music by V. A. Bos-
trom. (Jn Good tidings, v. 4, no. 5,
May, 1927) © May 11, 1927; 2c.
May 22, 1928; E 691825; Albert N.
Bostrom and Viva A. Bostrom, Mc-
Allen, Tex. 12204.
Wondrous (The) pearl; sacred song,
words by O. M. Edwards, music by
Charles H. Gabriel. Syracuse, N. Y.,
Oliver music co. © May 2, 1928;
2c. May 11; E 691514; Oliver Mur-
ray Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y. 12205
Woodland frolics; rondeau, by P. A.
Marquardt; orch. with pf. © May
22, 1928;-2 c. May 25; E 690876;
Music buyers corp., New York.
12206
World (The) famous elementary selec-
tions for the piano; compiled by
Henry S. Sawyer. © Apr. 30, 1928;
2 ce. May 3; aff. May 18; A 1079090;
McKinley music co., Chicago. 12207
625
CATALOGUE) OF) COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12208
pt. 111, n.'s., v. 28
World’s favorite folk songs; arr. by
Ralph Colicchio; ten. banjo with pf.
acce.. ©:May 11, 1928; 2 c. and aff.
May 12; A 1079077; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
12208
World’s (The) greatest joy; words
and music by W. Bowles; pf. and
ukulele ace. New Orleans, La., Dave
Frank music house. © May 22,
1928; 2 c. May 24; E 690862; Wil-
liam Bowles, New Orleans. 12209
Worried; waltz, melody by W. Cul-
breth. © 1 ec: May 32, 1928; E
691180; William Culbreth, Louis-
ville. 12210
Y’a rien A faire; musique de Maury
Madison [pseud. of W. Renwick
Smith]; melody with pf. ace. ©
1 ec. Apr. 21, 1928; EH. 691965,;. W.
Renwick Smith, Paris. 12211
Yale (The) blues; fox trot, lyric. by
Collie Knox, music by Vivian Ellis,
arr. by Walter C. Simon; pf. or
organ. ©) May 22, 1928; 2c. May
24; EH 690775; Francis, Day ‘& Hun-
ter, Itd., London. £2212
Ye rarity shoppe; 1 act operette,
words by W. E. Crane, melody by
Edouard Potjes. © 1 « May 9,
1928; E 691388; Warren HBugene
Crane, Seattle. 12213
Ye who are weary; evangelistic an-
them, words and music by J. V.
Reid; 4 mixed voices. 4to. © Nov.
dex L927 5 2 Ger May. (Qi, OS sy
691735; James V. Reid, Fort Worth,
Tex. 12214
Yes mam mama; words and melody
by A. Gillam. © 1c. May 16, 1928;
E 691611; Archie Gillam, Chicago.
12215
Yesterday and today; words by Ger-
trude Rogers, music by Charles Gil-
bert Spross; women’s voices. 4to.
© May 11, 1928; 2 « May 14; EB
690613; John Church co., Cincinnati.
12216
Yet a little while; hymn, words and
music by R. Harkness, of Australia,
domiciled at South Pasadena, Calif.
© Sept. 15, 1925; 2 c. May 18, 1928;
EK 691650; Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, Calif. 12217
Yielded; hymn, words by C. F. War-
ren, music by R. Harkness, of Aus-
tralia, domiciled at South Pasadena,
Calif.; © ,Oct. 1,,.1926; :2 .c... May
18, 1928; E 691645; Robert Hark-
ness, South Pasadena, Calif.
12218 |
Yonder see the morning blink; words
by A. E. Housman, music by Benja-
min Burrows, of Great Britain.
Apr. 20, 1928; 1 ¢ May 4; E 689798;
12219
You are just a little diffrent; words
by Clarence Gaskill, music by Harry
Link; pf. and ukulele ace. © Apr.
28, 1928; 2 @« May 1; BH 691458;
Harms, inc., New York. 12220
You are just a rain beau of mine;
words by A. A. Nall, music by A. W.
Snyder. © May 3, 1928; 2 c. May
25; E 691877; Alfred A. Nall and
A. W. Snyder, St. Louis. 12271.
You call me your baby then rock me
to sleep; words and music by B. K.
Bartron. © Apr. 18, 1928; 2 ¢c. Apr.
28; © 691403; Blanche Ka Dell Bar-
tron, Burbank, Calif. 12222
Augener, Itd., London.
| You can surely find a sweetheart ;
words and melody by J. L. Finning.
© 1 ¢ Apr. 19; 1928; E 690303;
‘James L. Finning, Albany. 12223
You can’t have my sugar for -tea;
. from Lady Mary, words by Harry
Graham, of Great Britain, music by
Bert Kalmar and Harrv Ruby; pf.
and ukulele ace. London, Chappell
& co., ltd. © Mar. 9, 1928; 1 c. Apr.
12; E 687675; T. B. Harms co., New
York. 12224
You do, I don’t; fox-trot, from The
yellow mask, words by Desmond
Carter, music by Vernon Duke, of
Great Britain; pf. acc., with banju-
lele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Keech; in F. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Apr. 18, 1928; 1 ce.
May 3; E 689800; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London. 12225
You found the key to my heart; words
by W. E. Growney, music by Emil
Kopper. © 1 ¢. May 14, 1928; HB
691605; Winifred Estelle Growney,
Newark, N. J. 12226
You gonna quit me baby; words and
melody by Blind Blake. ©1c. May
31, 1928; EH 6930389; Chicago music
pub. c@o., ine., Chicago. 12227
You, just you; words by P. De Frank,
melody by G. H. Ellis. © 1 ¢. May
- 4, 1928; BE 691289; Gordon H. Bllis
and Paul De Frank, Brookline, Mass.
12228
You'll be sorry; words by Michael
Fuoca, melody by G. LaBanco, jr.
© 1c. May 24, 1928; E 691895;
George LaBlanco, jr., Chicago.
12229
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1928
You men are all alike; fox-trot, words
and music by D. Caruso. © May
8, 1928; 2 ec. May 10; E 691494;
David Caruso, New Orleans. 12230
You ought to hear Olaf laugh; lyric
by L. Wolfe Gilbert, melody by Abel
Baer. Mi @w vba 24 1026s | H)
690835; Leo Feist, ine, New York.
12231
You’re drifting away from me; words
by Jack Mahoney, music by Harold
Dellon; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by May Singhi Breen. © May 14,
1928; 2 c. May 31; E 693073 ;s Denton
& Haskins music pub. co., ine., New
York. 12232
You’re my pal; words and music by
J. H. Van Nosdeln. © May 2, 1928;
2°) Mayl(2 3K 691179; J.0H.))Van
Nosdeln, Baltimore. 12233
You’re the flower of my heart, sweet
Adeline; words by Richard H. Ge-
rard, music by Harry Armstrong,
arr. by George J. Trinkaus; vocal
oreh. —4to.-. © Apr..-28, 1928; 2 -e.
May 2; E 690253; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 12234
You’re the one I’ve seen in my dreams;
words and music by Jack Palmer;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Apr. 20,
1928 ; 2 c. May 21; E 691834; Gotham
music service, inc., New York.
Boi 5)
You took advantage of me; from Pre-
sent arms, words by Lorenz Hart,
music by Richard Rodgers; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Apr. 25, 1928; 2c.
Apr. 27; EH. 691462; Harms, inc.,
New York. 12236
You will be gone; words and melody
by Mart Britt. © 1c. May 31, 1928:
EH 691994; United pub. co., New
York. 12237
You, you, just you; words and melody
by M. Cheraskin. © 1 @ May 24,
1928; E 690910; Max Cheraskin,
New York. 12238
Young love lies dréaming; poem by
Christina Rossetti, music by Edgar
L. Bainton; in F. © Apr. 24, 1928;
1c. May 4; E 689780; Joseph Wil-
liams, ltd., London. 12239
Your blue eyes; words by M. Speaks,
music by Stanford S. Speaks. ©
1 e. May 8, 1928; E 690428; Mar-
garet Speaks, New York. 12240
Your eyes; words by Fleta Jan Brown,
music by Herbert Spencer; pf. or
harp. © May 7. 1928; 2c. May 11;
E 691508; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 12241
12252
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Your life is wasting away; words by
J. Rizzo, music’ by Victor Petrozzi,
of England. © 1 c. Apr. 30, 1928;
E 690222; John Rizzo, New Bruns-
wick, N. J. 12242
Your wagon needs greasing ; words and
melody by G. Foster. © 1c. May
29, 1928; E 690956; R. S. Peer, New
York. 12243
Youth and spring; words by Josef
Washington Hall, music by Irving
A. Steinel, arr. by Glenn H. Woods;
mixed voices. 4to. © May 18, 1928;
2c. May 19; E 691815; John Church
co., Cincinnati. 12244
Yvonne; words by Perey Hdgar, mu-
sic by Harry Solloway; pf. and uku-
lele ace.; in C. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Mar. 20, 1928; 1 ¢.
Mar. 31; E 692326; L. Silberman and
H. Solloway, London. 12245
Zabawa goralska; melody by A.
Schwartz. © dA se). Appr: 42771928:
E 691417; Abe Schwartz, New York.
12246
Zaloty gorala; melody by A. Schwartz.
© 1c. Apr. 27, 1928: E 691415: Abe
Schwartz, New York. 12247
Zebys ty kaska; by A. Schwartz; pf.
© 1c. Apr. 27, 1928; E 691412; Abe
Schwartz, New York. 12248
Zegenbede (Blessing) ; words from the
Seriptures, music by E. Smelik, of
Netherlands. (Jn musical supple-
ment of the tercentenary pageant of
the Reformed church in America)
© .Apr.,.18, 1928; 2 ¢, Apr. \25;, B
691166; Evert Smelik, The Hague,
Holland. 12249
Zu lauterbach; arr. by E. Ascher; pf.
4to. © May 17, 1928; 2c. May 19:
E 690712; Emil Ascher, inc., New
York. 12250
Zuckermann (Augusta) Intermezzo;
by Mana-Zucca [pseud. of Augusta
Zuckermann] op. 104; pf. © May
8, 1928; 2 ce. May 10; E 690470;
Boston music co., Boston. 12258
Zwergenhochzeit ; charaktersttick, von
Hans Anzer, of Germany, op. 42;
orch. mit pf. direktion. 4to. ©
Dee. 30, 1927; 1c. Apr. 23, 1928; EH
689868; St. A. Braun - Peretti,
Bonn/Rh., Germany. 12252
Zwischen heute nacht und morgen;
blues aus Heute nacht-eventuell...,
text von Kurt Schwabach, musik von
Walter Bromme, klavier arr. von
Gerard Jacobson, both of Germany.
627
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12253
Zwischen heute nacht und morgen,
etc.—Continued. —
© Feb. 6, 1928; 1 ¢. Apr. 2, ° EO
689856; Edition Vuvag, verlag u.
vertrieb, a. g., Berlin. 12253
2°° sonate; de Rhené-Baton, of France,
op. 46; violon-et pf.; en la.
Apr. (.15,. 1928.35 f)..¢.., May 102 28)
692086 ; Durand et cie., Paris. 12254
5"° sonate; de J. Guy Ropartz, of
France; violon et pf.; en la maj.
© Apr. 15,, 1928;.1 ¢. May 10: B
692087 ; Durand et cie., Paris. 12255
4™° concerto pour piano; de S. Rach-
maninoff, of Russia, domiciled at
New York, op. 40; 2 pfs., 4 hands.
Paris, Ed. Tair. © May 1, 1928;
2c. May 5; E 691259; Sergei Rach-
maninoff, New York. 12256
18 (El) de febrero; por A. P. Ojenio,
of Dutch West Indies, domiciled at
Brooklyn; pf. © 1 c. May 11, 1928;
pt. 111, 0. s., v. 23 |
E 691457; Antonio P. Ojenio, Brook-
lyn. 12257
103rd infantry march; by A. Roundy;.
pf. © May 11, 1928; 2c. May 17;
E 691634; Arthur Roundy, Water-
ville, Me. 12258
200 km in der stunde (200 km an
hour); von Mac Adams [pseud. of
Hans May], of Austria; salon-orch.,
mit pf. direktion u. violine 1 direk-
tion. © Feb. 27, 1928; 1c. Apr. 23;
E 689749; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
Berlin. 12259
1928 flappers; words by F. Williams
and C. Romine, music by David
Reed. © May.9, 1928; 2 c. May 12;
E 690528; Frank Williams and Clif-
ford Romine, Checotah, Okl. 12260
?; de Nifierias, de Joaquin Turina, of -
Spain; pf... © Apr, 10," 1928= 1c:
May 7; E 692002; Rouart, Lerolle
et cie., Paris. 3 12261
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1928:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 23 unpublished_ 96
Class E, Musical compositions (including 3,723 unpublished) __________ 12, 165
628
Bier Or MUSIC OF’ WHICH sdf RE «<SUBSISHING: COPY-
RIGHT HAS BEEN RENEWED UNDER SEC, 24 OF THE
ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909
Abschied (A leave-taking) ; text von
Oskar Wiener, musik von ~ Max
Reger, op. 48, no. 4; mittlere stimme.
© Else Reger, Weimar, Germany,
as the widow of the author. R
44342, Apr. 26, 1928. 1
Adeste fidelis (O come, all ye faith-
ful) ; sacred song, words by Canon
F. Oakeley, music by C. Francis
Lloyd; with accs. for organ and
violin, ad lib. © Mary Harriette
Lloyd, Carlisle, England, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 44303, Apr. 4, 1928.
Alastair MacAlastair; pt.-song, by M.
R. Lang; men’s voices. © Margaret
Ruthven Lang, Boston, as the au-
thor. R 44897, Apr. 23, 1928. . 38
Albumblatt; von Max Reger, op. 44,
no. 1; pf. © Else Reger, Weimar,
Germany, as the widow of the au-
thor. R 443849, Apr. 26, 1928. +
All but Christ; gospel song, words by
B. E. Warren, music by Ferd. Degen,
arr. by P. P. Bilhorn; quartet. ©
Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as
the author of the arrangement of
the music. R 44561, Apr. 13, 1928.
5
Alone in the deep blue sea; diver’s
story, words and music by Charles
D. Bingham. © Dorena Bingham,
Toronto, Ontario, Canada, as the
widow of the author. R 44664, May
7, 1928. 6
Alpine rose; by Gerrit Smith, arr. by
Frank Lynes; women’s voices. ©
Adele G. Lynes, Cambridge, Mass.,
as the widow of the author of the
arrangement. R 44884, Apr. 23,
1928. 7
Angel’s lullaby; melodie, by C. W.
Krogmann, op. 45; pf. © Carrie
Williams Krogmann, Marblehead,
Mass., as the author. R 44510, Apr.
21, 1928. 8
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Answer me sweetheart do; words by
J. W. Standish, music by J. A. -
Silberberg. © Jos. W. Standish,
Lowell, Mass., as the author. R
44550, Apr. 11, 1928. 9
Are you following Jesus; words by
Julia H. Johnston, music by D. B.
Towner. © Ada Page Towner, Oak
Park, Ill., as the widow of the au-
thor. R 44059; Dec. 30, 1927. 10
As men of old; words by W. C. Mar-
tin, music by J. M. Black. © James
M. Black, Williamsport, Pa., as the
author. R 44608, Dec. 31, 1927. 11
At close of day; part-song or chorus,
words and music by HE. Broome;
mixed voices. © Edward Broome,
Toronto, Ont., Canada, as the au-
thor. R 44642, Mar. 24, 1928. 12
At Jesus feet; words by Mary B.
Wingate, music by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Oak Park, IIL,
as the widow of the author. R
44040, Dec. 30, 1927. 13
Automne (L’); by W. Henley, op. 18,
no. 8; violin and pf. © William
Henley, Kew, England, as the au-
thor. R 44285, Apr. 4, 1928. 14
Autumn; words by Julia H. Johnston,
music by D. B. Towner. © Ada
Page Towner, Oak Park, IIl., as the
widow of the author. R 44039, Dec.
30, 1927. 15
Autumn skies are glowing; sacred
song, words by Lizzie De Armond,
music by I. H. Meredith. © 1., H.
Meredith, New York, as the author.
R 44402, Apr. 16, 1928. 16
Ave Maria; music by G. M. Dethier;
3 female voices, with ten. and bass
ad lib.; organ ace. © Gaston M.
Dethier, New York, as the author.
R 443879, Apr. 12, 1928. 17
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12261 (18)
Awake, triumphant morn; Easter
song, words by George Cooper, mu-
sic by P. A. Schnecker; with violin
obbl. 1. In A—2. In C. © Louise
N. Schnecker, New York, as the
widow of the author. R 44462, Apr.
11, 1928. 18
Back to Pentecost; words and music
by Mrs. C. H. Morris. © Lelia N.
Morris, McConnelsville, O., as the
author. R 44484, Apr. 25, 1928. 19
Ballade of June; words by W. E. Hen-
ley, music by H. K. Hadley, op. 10,
no. 2. © Henry K. Hadley, New
York, as the author. R 44456, Apr.
11, 1928. 20
Barearole; by G. M. Dethier; organ.
© Gaston M. Dethier, New York, as
the author. R 443883, Apr. 12, 1928.
val!
Basket (A) of summer fruit; Rally
Day service, words by Lizzie De
Armond, music by I. H. Meredith.
© I. H. Meredith, New York, as the
author. R.44400, Apr. 16, 1928. 22
Be humble; words by Julia H. John-
ston, music by D. B. Towner. © |
Ada Page Towner, Oak Park, II1.,
as the widow of the author. R
44064, Dec. 30, 1927. 23
Be hushed, my sad spirit; gospel song,
words by C. Perren, music by Ferd.
Degen, arr. by P. P. Bilhorn; quar-
tet. © Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chi-
cago, aS the author of the arrange-
ment of the music. R 44564, Apr.
13, 1928. 24
Be strong; gospel song, words by Julia
F. Burnard, music by Ferd. Degen,
arr. by P. P. Bilhorn; quartet. ©
Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as
the author of the arrangement of the
music. R 44571, Apr. 18, 1928. MAP
Beatitudes (The); words by Julia H.
Johnston, music by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Oak Park, II1.,
as the widow of the author. R
44032, Dec. 30, 1927. 26
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Freudvoll
und ieidvoll (Joyful and woeful) ;
English version by T. Baker; sop.
or ten. © Theodore Baker, Leipzig,
as the author of the translation. R
44630, Mar. 24, 1928. 27
Belle (La) France; overture on popu-
lar French melodies, by L. P. Lau-
rendeau; band. © Rose Laurendeau,
Montreal, Quebec, Canada, as the
widow of the author. R 44765, May
5, 1928. 28
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Benediction ; by H. M. Dunham, op. 17,
no. 2; organ. © Henry M. Dunham,
Brookline, Mass., as the author. R
44386, Apr. 23, 1928. 29
Berceuse; by A. Iljinsky, op. 13, arr.
by G. Saenger; violin and pf. ©
Gustav Saenger, New York. as the
author of the arrangement. R 44762,
May 5, 1928. 30
Berceuse; by W. Henley, op. 26, no.
3; violin and pf. © William Henley,
Kew, England, as the author. R
44288, Apr. 4, 1928. 381
Betrogene (Die) spricht; text von
Anna Ritter, musik von Max Reger,
op. 48, no. 6; mittlere stimme.
Else Reger, Weimar, Germany, as
the widow of the author. R 44844,
Apr. 26, 1928. 32
Better farther on; gospel song, from
Southern melody, music arr. by P.
P. Bilhorn; quartet. -© Peter Philip
. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author of
the arrangement of the music. R
44562, Apr. 13, 1928. 33
Better farther on; words by Ada
Blenkhorn, music by J. M. Black. ©
James M. Black, Williamsport, Pa.,
as the author of the music. R 44598,
Dec. 31, 1927. 34
Bizet (Georges) Chant du toreador
(Toreador song); from Carmen,
transcribed by Anthony Choudens,
ed. and fingered by L. Oesterle; pf.
© Louis Oesterle, New York, as the
author of the new matter. R 44653,
Mar. 24, 1928. 35
Bless the little children; words by W.
C. Martin, music by J. M. Black. ©
James M. Black, Williamsport, Pa.,
as the author of the music. R
44603, Dec. 31, 1927. 36
Blessed Saviour; words by Julia H.
Johnston, music by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Oak Park, IIL.,
as the widow of the author. R
44054, Dec. 30, 1927. 37
Blessing (The) of home; words by
Mrs. Frank A. Breck, music by I. H.
Meredith. © I. H. Meredith, New
York, as the author. R 44433, Apr.
16, 1928. 38
Blind man’s buff; quartette, words
anon., music by Liza _ Lehmann;
mixed voices. © Herbert Bedford,
London, as the widower of the au-
thor of the music. R 44291, Apr.
4, 1928. 39
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Blue pencil club; march and two-step,
by J. F. Boyer; pf. © J. Franclyn
Boyer, Indianapolis, as the author.
R 44533, Mar. 28, 1928. 40
Bohm (Carl) Canzona; rev. and fin-
gered by G. Saenger; violin and pf.
© Gustay Saenger, New York, as
the author of the revision. R 44760,
May 65, 1928. 41
Bolero; by Carl Bohm, rev. and fin-
gered by G. Saenger; violin and pf.
© Gustav Saenger, New York, as
the author of the revision. R 44757,
May 5, 1928. 42
Braye little mannikins; march rondo,
by C. W. Krogmann, op. 45, no. 3;
pf. © Carrie Williams Krogmann,
Marblehead, Mass., as the author.
R 44501, Apr. 21, 1928. 43
Bridal bells; by C. W. Krogmann, op.
48; pf. © Carrie Williams Krog-
mann, Marblehead, Mass., as the
author. R 44498, Apr. 21,1928. 44
Bringing fruit for Jesus; sacred song,
words by Lizzie De Armond, music
by I. H. Meredith. © I. H. Meredith,
New York, as the author. R 44408,
Apr. 16, 1928. 45
Broome (Edward) Six opening sen-
tences; mixed voices and organ... 24d.
series. © Edward Broome, Toronto,
Ont., Canada, as the author. R
446438, Mar. 24, 1928. 46
Bruch (Max) Concerto; op. 26, ed.
and fingered by Henry Schradieck ;
violin with pf. acc. © J. Alice
Schradieck, Brooklyn, as the widow
of the author of the new matter.
R 44646, Mar. 24, 1928. 47
Burletta; von Max Reger, op. 44, no.
2; pf. © Else Reger, Weimar, Ger-
many, as the widow of the author.
R 44858, Apr. 26, 1928. 48
Buy your own cherries; words by Mrs.
Frank A. Breck, music by I. H.
Meredith. © I. H. Meredith, New
York, as the author... R 44428, Apr.
16, 1928. 49
Carillon (Le) du verre (Hark, how
our glasses chime) ; old French song,
with English words by Paul Eng-
land, musie arr. by Chas. Villiers
Stanford. © Jennie Stanford, Bea-
confield, Bucks., England, as the
widow of the author of the arrange-
ment of the music. R 44279, Apr. 4,
1928. 50
12261 (60)
Carol.of the lark; waltz, words by
Ambrose Davenport, music by E. H.
Bailey. © Eben H. Bailey, Ipswich,
Mass., as the author of the music.
R 4438386, Apr. 25, 1928. 51
Casino (The) girl; march and two-
step, by Englander and MacConnell,
arr. by C. Kraushaar; pf. © Charles
Kraushaar, Larchmont, N. Y., as the
author of the arrangement. R 44693,
Mar, 23, 1928. 52
Chaconne; by Henri Roubier, ed. and
fingered by L. Oesterle; pf. ©
Louis Oesterle, New York, as the
author of the new matter. R 44655,
Mar. 24, 1928. 53
Choeur et danse des lutins (Chorus
and dance of the elves); by Th.
Dubois, ed. and fingered by L.
Oesterle; pf. © Louis Oesterle, New
York, as the author of the new
matter. R 44634, Mar. 24,1928. 54
Christ and the children; words by
Julia H. Johnston, music by D. B.
Towner. © Ada Page Towner, Oak
Park, Ill., as -the widow of the
author. R 44025, Dec. 30, 1927. 55
Christian living; words by Julia H.
Johnston, music by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Oak Park, T1.,
as the widow of the author. R
44029, Dee. 30, 1927. 56
Christmas has come; words by W. C.
Martin, music by J. M. Black. ©
James M. Black, Williamsport, Pa.,
as the author. R 44610, Dec. 31,
1927. 57
Christmas song; three kings have jour-
neved, music by Peter Cornelius, arr.
by F. Damrosch; alto or bar. solo
with cho. of women’s voices. ©
Frank Damrosch, New York, as the
author of the new matter. R 44651,
Mar. 24, 1928. 58
Classical choruses; no, 2, compilation
of high-grade music, ed. by H. R.
Palmer and T. E. Morgan. © Tali
EHsen Morgan, New York, as the
author and M. Stephen Holden, Mt.
Vernon, N. Y., as the executor of H.
R. Palmer.- R 44692, May 16, 1528.
59
Clover (The) blossoms ; poem by Oscar
Leighton, musie by S. Townsend. ©
Stephen Townsend, Boston, as the
author of the music. R 44337, Aor.
21, 1928. 60
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Come see the place where Jesus lay;
Easter anthem, by P. A. Schnecker ;
mixed voices. © Louise N.
Schnecker, New York, as the widow
of the author. R 44449, Apr. 11,
1928. 61
Comfort ; song, from The soul’s expres-
sion, words by Elizabeth Barrett
Browning, music by Samuel Cole-
ridge-Taylor, op. 42, no. 4. © Jessie
Sarah Fleetwood Coleridge-Taylor,
Croydon, Surrey, England, as the
widow of the author. R 44589, Apr.
18, 1928. 62
Coming (The) of His feet; words
selected and music by I. H. Meredith.
© I. H. Meredith, New York, as the
author. R 44441, Apr. 16, 1928. 63
Communion; by H. M. Dunham, op.
17, no. 6; organ. © Henry M. Dun-
ham, Br ookline, Mass., as the aULHOY.
R 44390, Apr. 23, 1928,
Concert polonaise; by J. H. Hahn, op.
11; pf. © Lucy W. Hahn, Constan-
tine, Mich., as the widow of the
author.
Cottonfield capers; Kentucky coonhop,
by W. C. O’Hare; pf. © William
Christopher O’Hare, New York, as
the author. R 44666, May 7, 1928.
66
Court (The) jester; dance humor-
esque, by C. W. Krogmann, op. 49;
pf. © Carrie Williams Krogmann,
Marblehead, Mass., as the author.
R 44516, Apr. 21, 1928. 67
Cynthia mazurka; by M. B. Eaton
[pseud. of G. D. Barnard]; band.
© George D. Barnard, Maysville,
Ky., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 44671, May 8, 1928. 68
Daisy; words by Geo. V. Hobart, mu-
sic by A. B. Sloane. © Mae Sloane,
Chicago, as the widow of the au-
thor. R 44618, Apr. 11, 1928. 69
Dance of the sea dragons; gavotte, by
C. W. Krogmann, op. 45, no. 10; pf.
© Carrie Williams Krogmann, Mar-
blehead, Mass., as the author. R
44508, Apr. 21, 1928. 70
Death (The) of Minnehaha; cantata,
words by H. W. Longfellow, music
by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor; sop.
and bar. soli, cho. and orch. Full
se. © Jessie Sarah Fleetwood Cole-
ridge-Taylor, Croydon, Surrey, Eng-
land, as the widow of the author.
R 44587, Apr. 18, 1928. 71
R 44464, Apr. 11, 1928. 65>
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pt. III, 0. S., Vv. 23
Declaration; valse, by Francis Thome,
ed. and fingered by L. Oesterle; pf.
© Louis Oesterle, New York, as the
author of the new matter. -R 44870,
Mar. 28, 1928. 72
Do you love Jesus; words by Flora
Kirkland, music by I. H. Meredith.
© I. H. Meredith, New York, as the
author. R 44424, Apr. 16, 1928. 73
Do you remember; from the Third al-
bum of Russian songs collected and
arr. With English words by F. J.
Whishaw. © Fred J. Whishaw,
Kingsbridge, England, as the author
of compilation and English words.
R 44558, May 19, 1928. 74
Do your very best; words by Flora
Kirkland, music by G. C. Tullar. ©
Grant Colfax Tullar, New York, as
the author. R 44423, Apr. 16, 1928.
Donizetti (Gaetano) .Belisario; fan-
taisie de concert on the opera by
' A. Goria, music by G. Donizetti, op.
27, ed. and fingered by L. Oesterle.
© Louis Oesterle, New York, as the
author of the new matter. R 44367,
Mar. 28, 1928. 76
Dritte sonate; von Max Reger, op. 41;
violine und pf.; in A-dur. © Else
Reger, Weimar, Germany, as the
widow of the author. R 44848, May
3, 1928. a0
Duchess (The) of Central Park; words
by J. Cheever Goodwin, music by
Maurice Levi. © Leon Levi, Balti-
more, as the next of kin of the au-
thor of the music, who is not living.
R 44537, Mar. 28, 1928. 78
Dunham (Henry M.) Andantino; op.
17, no. 7; organ. © Henry M. Dun-
ham, Brookline, as the author. R
44391, Apr. 23, 1928. 79
OD. Lhe Geek Or-
gan. © Henry M. Dunham, Brook-
line, Mass., as the author. R 44395,
Apr. 23, 1928. 80
Earth (The) is the Lord’s; anthem,
words selected from the Psalms, mu-
sic by A. H. Behrend. © Arthur
Henry Behrend, London, as the au-
thor. R 44272, Apr. 4, 1928. 81
Easter dawn; by E. W. Hanscom;
mixed voices. © Frank Blair Hans-
com, Los Angeles, Eliza Hanscom
Record, and Mary Hanscom Eveleth,
Jersey City, as the next of kin of
the author who is not living. R
44454, Apr. 11, 1928. 82
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Haster gifts; words by Julia H. John-
ston, music by D. B. Towner. ©
Ada Page Towner, Oak Park, IIll., as
the widow of the author. R 44018,
Dee. 30, 1927. 83
Haster (The) sunshine breaks again;
Paster anthem, by P. A. Schnecker ;
ten. and alto solo and quartet or
cho. © Louise N. Schnecker, New
York, as the widow of the author.
R 44472, Feb. 18, 1928. - 84
Ecole du mécanisme (School of mech-
anism) ; fifty daily exercises for the
violin, by Charles Dancla, op. 74, ed.
by G. Lehmann. © George. Leh-
mann, New York, as the author of
the new matter. R 44659, Mar. 24,
1928. 85
Hileen’s spinning song; words by John
Francis Waller, music by J. H.
Brewer; women’s voices. © John
Hyatt Brewer, Brooklyn, as the au-
thor. R 44448, Apr. 11, 1928. 86
Elder-blossoms (The) lightly stirred;
chorus, tr. from the Russian by N.
H. Dole, music by A. Kopylow;
mixed voices. © Nathan Haskell
Dole, Jamaica Plains, Mass., as the
author of the translation. R 44644,
Mar. 21, 1928. 87
Elegy; by H. M. Dunham, op. ji no.
9; organ. © Henry M. Dunham,
Brookline, as the author. R 44393,
Apr. 23, 1928. 88
Elegy; by S. Liddle; violoncello and
pf. © Samuel Liddle, London, as
the author. R 44270, Apr. 4, 1928.
89
Entre-nous (Amongst us); polka de
salon, by W. A. Bernard; pf. ©
Wilfred A. Bernard, New Bedford,
Mass., as the author. R 44575, May
8, 1928. 90
Es war einmal; von Max Reger, op.
44, no. 3; pf. © Else Reger, Wei-
mar, Germany, as the widow of the
author. R 44350, Apr. 26, 1928. 91
Eté (L’); by W. Henley, op. 19, no.
1; violin and pf. © William Hen-
ley, Kew, England, as the author.
R 44282, Apr. 4, 1928. 92
Exercises in melody-writing; by P.
Goetschius. © Percy Goetschius,
Manchester, N. H., as the author.
R 44661, Mar. 24, 1928. 93
Fair Rosamonde; minuet, by C. W.
Krogmann, op. 49; pf. © Carrie
Williams Krogmann, Marblehead,
12261 (105)
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Mass., as the author. R 44518, Apr.
21, 1928. 94
Fairies; music by Liza Lehmann; con-
tralto. © Herbert Bedford, Lon-
don, as the widower of the author
of the music. R 44296, Apr. 4, 1928.
95
Fairy whispers; waltz, by C. W. Krog-
mann, op. 45; pf. © Carrie Wil-
liams Krogmann, Marblehead, Mass.,
as the author. R 44503, Apr. 21,
1928. 96
Faith not feeling; words by Flora
Kirkland, music by G. C. Tullar. ©
Grant Colfax Tullar, New York, as
the author. R 44426, Apr. 16, 1928.
97
Father of lights; by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Oak Park, IIL.,
as the widow of the author. R
44052, Dec. 30, 1927. 98
Fetch yo’ baby‘home; words by E.
Smith, music by John Stromberg.
© Edgar Smith, Elmhurst, L. L,
N. Y., as the author. R 44539, Mar.
28, 1928. 99
Fleet wings galop; by Edward Hazel
[pseud. of G. D. Barnard]; band.
George D. Barnard, Maysville,
Ky., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 44672, May 38, 1928. 100
Flowers’ (The) message; words by
Julia H. Johnston, music by D. B.
Towner. © Ada Page Towner, Oak
Park, Ill., as the widow of the au-
thor. R 44051, Dec. 30, 1927. 101
Follow in the steps of Jesus; words by
Kate Ulmer, music by M. L. Mc-
Phail. © M. lL. McPhail, Park
Ridge, Ill., as the author. R 44614,
Jan. 5, 1928. 102
For all the saints that from their
labours rest; by H. R. Shelley; sop.
and alto solo, quartet and cho. ©
Harry Rowe Shelley, New York, as
the author. R 44360, May 3, 1928.
103
For Thee, O dear, dear country; by
H. R. Shelley; ten. solo, quartet and
cho. © Harry Rowe Shelley, New
York, as the author. R 44363, May
3, 1928. 104
Foreign children; quartette, words by
R. L. Stevenson, musie by Liza Leh-
mann; mixed voices. © Herbert
Bedford, London, as the widow of
the author of the music. R 44292,
Apr. 4, 1928. 105
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Fresh’ning (The) breeze; words and
music by J. C. Macy; mixed voices.
© Mary E. S. Macy, Shrewsbury,
Mass., as the widow of the author.
R 44526, Apr. 16, 1928. 106
Frog puddles; by Howard Whitney ;
pf. © Lucy E. Swope, Long Beach,
Calif., as the widow of the author.
R 44531, Apr. 11, 1928. 107
Fughette; von Max Reger, op. 44, no.
8; pf. © Else Reger, Weimar, Ger-
many, as the widow of the author.
R 44855, Apr. 26, 1928. 108
G, double O, D—good; sacred song,
words by Lizzie De Armond, music
by I. H. Meredith. © I. H. Mere-
dith, New York, as the author. R
44417, Apr. 16, 1928. 109
Garden (A) song; words from the
cycle of poems Hawthorn and laven-
der, by William Ernest Henley, mu-
sic by C. . Willeby. © Charles
Willeby, London, as the author. R
44277, Apr. 4, 1928. 110
Gay little dandelion; waltz, by C. W. |
Krogmann, op. 45; pf.
Williams Krogmann,
Mass.,.as the author.
21, 1928.
© Carrie
Marblehead,
R 44499, Apr.
ss
Genevieve; andante and galop, by F.
H: Losey; “bands "©; Wo Ee Losey,
Orange, N. J., as the author of the
arrangement. R 44673, May 3, 1928.
112
Gigue; von Max Reger, op. 44; no. 9;
pf. © Else Reger, Weimar, Ger-
Many, as the widow of the author.
R 44356, Apr. 26, 1928. 113
Glad home coming; sacred song, words
by Lizzie De Armond, music by G.
C. Tullar. © Grant Colfax Tullar,
New York, as the author. R 44411,
Apr. 16, 1928. 114
Glory be to God; words by W. C. Mar-
tin, music by J. M. Black. © James
M. Black, Williamsport, Pa., as the
author. R 44609, Dec. 31, 1927.
“115
Go right on working; words by Julia
H. Johnston, music by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Oak Park, IIl.,
as the widow of the author.’ R
44062, Dec. 30, 1927. 116
God is calling me; words by Rebecca
S. Pollard, music by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Oak Park, Il.,
as the widow of the author. R
44045, Dec. 30, 1927. s beg
pt. 111, 0. s., v. 23
God so loved the world; words by Mrs.
Frank A. Breck, music by I. H.
Meredith. © I. H. Meredith, New
York, as the author. R 444389, Apr.
16, 1928. 118
God’s praise book; words by Julia H.
Johnston, music by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Oak Park, IIl.,
as the widow of the author. R
44046, Dec. 30, 1927. 119
God’s school; words by Julia H. Johns-
ton, music by D. B. Towner. ©
Ada Page Towner, Oak Park, IIL,
as the widow of the author. R
44044, Dec. 30, 1927. 120
God’s summerland; words by Jennie
Wilson, music by I. H. Meredith. ©
I. H. Meredith, New York, as the
author. R 44487,_Apr. 16, 1928.
imal
Grand military fantasy; by Hubert
Léonard, op. 15, ed. and fingered by
Henry Schradieck ; violin and pf. ©
J. Alice Schradieck, Brooklyn, as
the widow of the author of the new
matter. R 44647, Mar. 24, 1928. 122
Grief; from The soul’s. expression,
words by Hlizabeth Barrett Brown-
ing, music by Samuel Coleridge-
Taylor, op. 42, no, 3. © Jessie
Sarah Fleetwood Coleridge-Taylor,
Croydon, Surrey, England, as the
widow of the author. R 44591, Apr.
18, 1928. 123
Grow like Jesus; words by Julia H.
Johnston, music. by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Oak Park, I1.,
as the widow of the author. R
44022, Dec. 30, 1927. 124
Hindel (Georg Friedrich) Care selve
(Come beloved); from Atalanta,
words and music by Handel, arr.
from the score by A. L. © Eva
Eckersley, Danbury. Essex, England,
as the executor of the author of the
arrangement. R 44271, Apr. 4, a:
——- Skylark, pretty rover; song on
airs from the overture Alcina, by
Handel, words written and music
arr. by Alice C. Bunten. © Alice C.
Bunten, London, as the author. R
44281, Apr. 4, 1928. 126
Hail the rising sun; words by W. C.
Martin, music by J. M. Black. ©
James M. Black, Williamsport, Pa.,
as the author of the music. R 44607,
Dec. ' 315-1927. IZ
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Half (The) I cannnot tell; words by
W. C. Martin, music by J. M. Black.
© James M. Black, W/lliamsport,
Pa., as the author of the music. R
44597, Dec. 31, 1927. 128
Happy am I: gespel song, words and
music by John McPhail, arr. by P. P.
Bilhorn; quartet. © Peter Philip
Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author of
the arrangement of the music. R
44565, Apr. 13, 1928. 129
Happy cotton pickers; rag-time march,
by G. D. Barnard; band. © George
D. Barnard, Maysville, Ky., as the
author of the arrangement. R 44674,
May 3, 1928. 130
Harbor (The) lights appear; sacred
song, words by Lizzie De Armond,
music by I. H. Meredith. © I. H.
Meredith, New York. as the author.
R 44405, Apr. 16, 1928. 131
Haydn (Franz Josef) J. Haydn’s
military symphony; arr. by Theo.
Moses-Tobani: band. © Theo. M.
Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y.,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 44764, May 5, 1928. 132
— Minuetto giocoso; ed. and fingered
by L. Oesterle: pf. © Louis Oes-
terle, New York, as the author of
the new. matter. R 44632, Mar. 24,
1928. 133
— Ochsenmenuett; ed. and fingered
by L. Oesterle; pf. © Louis Oes-
terle, New York, as the author of the
new matter. R 44633, Mar. 24, 1928.
134
He crowneth the year; sacred song,
words by Lizzie De Armond, music
by I. H. Meredith. © I. H. Mere-
dith. New York, as the author. R
44409, Apr. 16, 1928. 730
He died for me; words by Julia H.
Johnston. music by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Oak Park, I1.,
as the widow of the author. R
' 44053, Dec. 30, 1927. 136
He has set His seal upon me; words
by Emma Pitt, music by D.° B.
Towner. © Ada Page,Towner, Oak
Park, Ill.. as the widow of the au-
thor. R 44041, Dec. 80, 1927. 137
He maketh peace; Thanksgiving an-
them, by C. Simper; 4 mixed voices;
organ acc. © Caleb Simper, Kil-
birnie, Bhrnstaple, England, as the
author. R 44579, Apr. 23, 1928. 138
He satisfies my soul in drought; words
by A. A. P., music by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Oak Park, IIL,
as the widow of the author. R
44042, Dec. 30, 1927. 139
Hearth (The) fire’s drowsy hum; from
Sweet Anne Page, words by Louis
de Lange and Edgar Smith, music
by W. H. Neidlinger; solo and male
cho. © Orra Neidlinger, East Or-
ange, N. J., as the widow of the
author. R 44626, Apr. 17, 1928. 140
Heart’s message; caprice. by W. H.
Santelmann. 1. Pf—2. Orch. ©
Wm. H. Santelmann, Washington, as
the author. R 44118, 44119, Apr. 7,
1928. 141, 142
Henley (William) March; op. 27, no.
3: violin and pf. © William Henley,
Kew, England, as the author. R
44290, Apr. 4, 1928. 143
—— Melodie; op. 26, no. 2; violin and
pf. © William Henley, Kew, Eng-
land, as the author. R 44287, Apr.
4, 1928. 144
Her bright smile haunts me still: song
by W. T. Wrighton, arr. by Brinley
Richards, ed. and fingered by lL.
Oesterle ; pf. © Louis Oesterle, New
York, as the author of the new mat-
ter. R 44368, Mar. 28, 1928. 145
Here’s a health to ane I lo’e dear;
pt.-song, by M. R. ‘Lang; men’s
voices. © Margaret’ Ruthven Lang,
Boston, as the author. R 44898,
Apr. 23, 1928. 146
Here’s to the wine; words by EH. J.
Evans, music by C. A. Egner. ©
C.. A. Egner, Forest: Hillsj;; L. LI,
N. Y., as the author. R 44535, Mar.
28, 1928. 147
Here they come; words and music by
J. C. Macy; mixed voices. © Mary
E. S. Macy, Shrewsbury, Mass., as
the widow of the author. R 44527,
Apr.. 16, 1928. 148
Hero’s farewell funeral march; dirge,
by >F.-; HH. Losey ;)iband. @©).F.: .
Losey, Orange, N. J., as the author
of the arrangement. R 44675, Mav
3, 1928. 149
Hiawatha’s wedding feast: cantata,
words by H. W. Longfellow, music
by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, op. 30,
no. 1: ten. solo, cho. and orch. Full
sc. © Jessie Sarah Fleetwood Cole-
ridge-Taylor, Croydon, Surrey, Eng-
land, as the widow of the author. R
44592, Apr. 18, 1928. 150
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Holy (The) city; by Stephen Adams,
arr. by W. Henley; violin, with pf.
ace. © William Henley, West Park
Gardens, Kew, England, as the au-
thor of the arrangement. R 44308,
Apr. 4, 1928. 151
Home will be the sweeter; words by
Flora Kirkland, music by I. H.
Meredith, New York, as the author.
R 44427, Apr. 16, 1928. 152
Homeward marching; sacred _ song,
words by Lizzie De Armond, music
by I. H. Meredith. © I. H. Mere-
dith, New York, as the author. R
44403, Apr. 16, 1928. 153
Honey, I wants yer now; part-song,
words and musie by Collin Coe
[pseud. of J. C. Macy]; men’s voices.
© Mary E. 8S. Macy, Shrewsbury,
Mass., as the widow of the author.
R 44522, Apr. 16, 1928. 154
Hosannah; by H. M. Dunham, op. 17,
no. 5; organ. © Henry M. Dun-
ham, Brookline, Mass., as the au-
thor. R 44389, Apr. 28, 1928.
Humoreske; von Max Reger, op. 44,
no. 7; pf. © Else Reger, Weimar,
Germany, as the widow of the au-
thor. R 44354, Apr. 26, 1928. 156
I am trusting every day; words by
Alice J. Cleator, music by J. M.
Black. © James M. Black, Wil-
liamsport, Pa., as the author of the
music. R 44602, Dec. 31, 1927. 157
I cried unto the Lord; anthem, words
from the Bible, music by A. Frey;
mixed voices, organ ace. © Adolf
Frey, Syracuse, N. Y., as the author
of the music. R 44524, Apr. 16,
1928. 158
I hear the birdies singing; words and
music by A. L. Collier. © Amy
Louise Collier, Kendall, Mich., as
the author. R 44770, May 9, 1928.
159
Ill sing you a serenade; words by J.
Leffengwell Hatch, music by H. S.
Krouse. © H. Sylvester Krouse,
New York, as the author. R 44595,
Apr. 21, 1928. 160
I love thee; by C. Dennée, op. 29, no.
4. 1. Low voice.—2. High voice. ©
Charles Dennée, Brookline, Mass., as
the author. R 44447, Apr. 11, 1928.
161
I love thee so; romanza, words. by
Leontine Stanfield, music by Reg-
inald De Koven, op. 158; sop. or ten.
155.
© Anna De Koven, New York, as
the widow of the author. R 44687,
May 3, 1928. 162
I’m expecting a special delivery ; words
by Geo. H. Summers, music by J.
M. Fulton. © James M. Fulton,
Belmont, Mass., as the author of the
music. R 44532, Apr. 11, 1928. 163
I’m proud to say I know her; words
by Ren Shields, music by B. Taylor.
© Billee Taylor, New York, as the
author. R 44547, Mar. 28, 1928.
164
I will guide thee; gospel song, words
by Flora Kirkland, music by Ferd.
Degen, arr. by P. P. Bilhorn; quar-
tet. © Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chi-
cago, as the author of the arrange-
ment of the music. R 44566, Apr.
18, 1928. 165
If no one ever marries me; words by
Laurence Alma Tadema, music by
Liza Lehmann; sop. © Herbert
Bedford, London, as the widower of
the author of the music. R 44293,
Apr. 4, 1928. 166
If ye abide in Me; words by Flora
Kirkland, music by I. H. Meredith.
© I. H. Meredith, New York, as the
author. R 44442, Apr. 16, 1928. 167
If you did but love me; from the
Third album of Russian songs, col-
lected and arr. with English words
by F. J. Whishaw. © Fred J. Whi-
shaw, Kingsbridge, Hngland, as the
author of compilation and English
words. R 44556, May 19. 1928. 168
Impromptu; by G. M. Dethier; organ.
© Gaston M. Dethier, New York, as
the author. R 44380, Apr. 12, 1928.
169
In Crakow; Polish dance, by Herman
Perlet; pf. © Belle Perlet, Oak-
land, Calif., as the widow of the
author. R 44548, Apr. 11, 1928. 170
In dreamland; from the Third album
of Russian songs, collected and arr.
with English words by F. J. Whi-
shaw. © Fred J. Whishaw, Kings-
bridge, England, as the author of
compilation and English words. R
44557, May 19, 1928. 171
In dulci jubilo; German carol of the
14th century, English tr. by Paul
England, music arr. by S. Liddle.
© Samuel Liddle, London, as the
author of the arrangement. R
44273, Apr. 4, 1928. diz
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In His steps I follow; words and mu-
sic by G. C. Tullar. © Grant Col-
fax Tullar, New York, as the author.
R 44438, Apr. 16, 1928. 173
Inviolata ; music by G. M. Dethier; 4
mixed voices; organ ace. © Gaston
M. Dethier, New York, as the au-
thor. R 44381, Apr. 12, 1928. 174
It’s a maid, sweet maid; words and
music by Will R. Anderson. ©
Elizabeth Anderson, Ridgewood,
N. J., as the widow of the author.
R 44617, Apr. 11, 1928. 175
It was a lover and his lass; from As
you like it, words by Shakespéare,
music by Reginald De Koven, op.
159, no. 1. © Anna De Koven, New
York, as the widow of the author.
R 44688, May 3, 1928. 176
Italian melody; by Carl Bohm, rev.
and fingered by G. Saenger; violin
and pf. © Gustav Saenger, New
York, as the author of the revision.
R 44759, May 5, 1928. LW Gr
Italian romance; by C. Bohm, arr. by
Wm. FF. Kretschmer; orch.
Agatha Kretschmer, San Francisco,
as the widow of the author of the
arrangement. R 44767, May 5, 1928.
178
Japanese (A) baby song; sleep my
little man, words and music by
Gustav Luders. © Gustav W.
Chase, Brooklyn, as the next of kin
of the author, who is not living. R
44543, Mar. 28, 1928. 179
Japanese love song; words anon., mu-
sic by Clayton Thomas. © George
Lyman Cade, New Rochelle, N. Y.,
as the widower of the author of the
music. R 44307, Apr. 4, 1928. 180
Jerusalem, high tow’r Thy glorious
walls; anthem, by H. R. Shelley;
alto and ten. solo and cho. ©
Harry Rowe Shelley, New York, as
the author. R 44364, May 3, 1928.
181
Jesus knows; gospel song, words by
Wm. J. Scott, music arr. by P. P.
Bilhorn; quartet. © Peter Philip
Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author of
the arrangement of the music. R
44569, Apr. 13, 1928. 182
Jesus saves me; words and music by
Mrs’ @. U.” Morris. * “(© Lelia’ N.
Morris, McConnelsville, O., as the
author. R 44481, Apr. 25, 1928. 183
Jesus Thou star of the morning; words
by Julia H. Johnston, music by
D. B. Towner. © Ada Page Towner,
Oak Park, Ill., as the widow of the
author. R 44048, Dec. 30, 1927. 184
Jet (Le) deau (The fountain); im-
promptu de salon, par Jules Egg-
hard, ed. and fingered by L. Oesterle ;
pf. © Louis Oesterle, New York,
as the author of the new matter. R
44654, Mar. 24, 1928. 185
Joy (The) of youth; words and mu-
sic by J. C. Macy; mixed voices. ©
Mary E. S. Macy, Shrewsbury,
Mass., as the widow of the author.
R 44528, Apr. 16, 1928. 186
Juliet; words and music by B. Taylor.
© Billee Taylor, New York, as the
author. R 44544, Mar. 28, 1928. 187
Keepsake mill; words by R. L. Steven-
son, music by Liza Lehmann; bar.
© Herbert Bedford, Londen, as the
widower of the author of the music.
R 44294, Apr. 4, 1928. 188
King Neptune; march and two-step, by
© Carrie
Marblehead,
R 44496, Apr.
C. W. Krogmann; pf.
Williams Krogmann,
Mass., as the author.
21, 1928. 189
Klosterkirche (Die) (The convent
chapel); by Brinley Richards, ed.
and fingered by L. Oesterle; pf. ©
Louis Oesterle, New York, as the
author of the new matter. R. 44519,
Mar. 28, 1928. 190
Lead me; words by W. C. Martin,
music by J. M. Black. © James M.
Black, Williamsport, Pa., as the
author of the music. R 44600, Dec.
ol, Loe. 191
Lead Thou me on; gospel song, words
by C. Perrin, music by Ferd. Degen,
arr. by P. P. Bilhorn; quartet. ©
Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as the
author of the arrangement of the
music. R 44570, Apr. 18, 1928. 192
Leonidas march; by F. H. Losey ; band.
© F. H. Losey, Orange, N. J., as the
author of the arrangement. R
44676, May 3, 1928. 193
Letter (A) from home; words and
music by Mrs. C. H. Morris. ©
Lelia N. Morris, McConnelsville, O.,
as the author. R 44483, Apr. 25,
1928. 194
Light and life immortal ; hymn-anthem,
words by Godfrey Thring, music by
Frederic Field Bullard; mixed
voices, organ acc. © Maud S. Bul-
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Light and life immortal—Continued.
lard, South Orleans, Mass., as the
widow of the author. R 44528, Apr.
16, 1928. 195
Light (The) of life; Haster anthem,
words by James Yeames and selected
from the hymnal, music by F. N.
Shackley; mixed voices. © Fred-
- erick N. Shackley, Roslindale, Mass.,
as the author. R 44455, Apr. 11,
1928. 196:
Light of those whose dreary dwelling;
hymn anthem, music by G. W.
Marston. © E. Howard Thayer,
‘' Boston, as the executor of the
author. R 44457, Apr. 11, 1928. 197
Little (The) captive maid; words by
Julia H. Johnston, musie by D. B.
Towner. © Ada Page Towner, Oak
Park, Ill, as the widow of the
author. R 440383, Dec. 30, 1927. 198
Little (The) general; caprice héroique,
by Theo. Moses-Tobani, op: 381;
band. © Theo. M. Tobani, Jackson
Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the author.
R 44766, May 5, 1928. 199)
Little postillion ; galop, by C. W. Krog-
mann, op. 45, no. 6; pf. © Carrie
Williams Krogmann, Marblehead,
Mass., as the author. R 44504, Apr.
21, 1928. 200:
Lord with glowing heart; by H. R.
Shelley; alto solo. © Harry Rowe
Shelley, New York. as the author.
R 44362, May 3, 1928. 201
Love (A) symphony ; chorus, music by
KF. Damresch; men’s. voices.
Frank Damrosch, New York, as the
author. R 44636, Mar. 24, 1928. 202
Lovers (The); duet, words by Cun-
ningham Bridgman, music by H.
Lane Wilson. © Robert Barclay
Wilson, London, as the executor of
the author of the music. R 44275,
Apr. 4, 1928. 203
Leve’s answer; from the Third album
of Russian songs, collected and arr.
with English words by F. J. Whis-
haw. © Fred J. Whishaw, Kings-
bridge, England, as the author of
compilation and English words. R
44555, May 19, 1928. 204
Love’s argument; by C. Dennée, op. 29,
no. 2. 1. Low. vo'ce.—2. High voice.
© Charles Dennée, Brookline, Mass.,
as the author. R 44444, Apr. 11,
1928. 205
‘Make Jesus King;
pt. TH, Nesey Ze
Loving and giving; words by Julia H.
Johnston, music by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Oak Park, Ill,
as the widow of the author. “R
44057, Dec. 30, 1927. 206
Lustspiel; overture, by Keler-Bela
[pseud. of Albert von Keler], op. 73,
arr. by L. P. Laurendeau; band. ©
Rose Liaurendeau, Montreal, Quebec,
Canada, as the widow of the author
of the arrangement. R 44763, May
5, 1928. 207
MacDowell (Edward Alexander) A
maid sings light and a maid sings
Low, ;,ODt, 5G, N@s a je.4%, J ae
D. © Marian MacDowell, Peter-
borough, N. H., as the widow of the
authcr. R 44899, Apr. 23, 1928. 208
Madrigal; by Carl Bohm, rey. and
fingered by G. Saenger; violin and
pf. © Gustav Saenger, New York,
as the author of the revision. R
44761, May 5,. 1928: 209
words and music
by Mrs. C. H. Morris. © Lelia N.
Morris, McConnelsville, O., as the
author. R 44482, Apr. 25, 1928. 210
March! stepping together; words and
music by J. C. Macy; mixed voices.
© Mary E. S. Macy, Shrewsbury,
Mass., as the widow of the author.
R 44529, Apr. 16, 1928. 211
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric) Re-
member now, O Virgin Mary; Eng-
lish version by T. Baker; sop. solo
and cho. of women’s voices; pf. and
organ ace. © Theodore Baker, Leip-
zig, as the author of the translation.
R 44650, Mar. 24, 1928. 22,
Mazurka; by Carl Bohm, rey. and fin-
gered by G. Saenger; violin and pf.
© Gustav Saenger, New York, as
the author of the revision. R 44758,
May 5, 1928. 213
Meditation; by H. M. Dunham, op. 17,
no. 10; organ. © Henry M. Dun-
ham, Brookline, Mass., as the author.
R 44394, Apr. 23, 1928. 214
Mein herz (My heart) ; text von Oskar
Wiener, musik von Max Reger, op.
43, no. 7: mittlere stimme. © Else
Reger, Weimar, Germany, as the
widow of the author. R 44845, Apr.
26, 1928. 215
Meinem kinde; text von Gustav Falke,
musik von Max Reger, op. 43, no. 3;
hohe stimme. © Else Reger, Wei-
mar, Germany, as the widow of the
author. R 44341, Apr. 26, 1928. 216
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Men’s songs; collection of sacred songs,
ed. by F. S. Shepard; male voices.
© Fred S. Shepard, Toronto, Onta-
rio, Canada, as the author. R 44615,
May 4, 1928. 21%
Menuetto; by W. Henley, op. 27, no.
2; violin and pf. © William Hen-
ley, Kew, England, as the author. R
44289, Apr. 4, 1928. 218
Mermaid’s lullaby; waltz, by C. W.
Krogmann., op. 45; pf. © Carrie Wil-
liams Krogmann, Marblehead, Mass.,
as the author. R 44506, Apr. 21,
1928. 219
Merry brooklet; by C. W. Krogmann,
op. 45, no. 4; pf. © Carrie Wil-
liams Krogmann, Marblehead, Mass.,
as the author. R 44502, Apr. 21,
1928. 220
Metcalf (John W.) Pastoral; pf. ©
William C. Waibel, Piedmont, Calif.,
as the executor of the author. R
44463, Apr. 11, 1928. a) |
Miriam gavotte; by G. D. Barnard;
band. © George D. Barnard, Mays-
ville, Ky., as the author of the ar-
rangement. R 44677, May 3, 1928.
222,
Miserere mei Deus; by Joaquin De
Pres, ed. by F. Damrosch; sop., alto,
2 tenors and bass voices. © Frank
Damrosch, New York, as the author
of renewable matter. R 44873, Apr.
20, 1928. 223
Miss Chrysanthemum (O kiko san) ;
Japanese intermezzo, by W. Loraine;
pf. © William Loraine, Brooklyn,
as the author. R 44620, Apr. 11,
1928. 224
Missionary (The) ladder; words by
Julia H. Johnston, music by D. B.
Towner. © Ada Page Towner, Oak
Park, Ill., as the widow of the au-
thor. R 440438, Dee. 30, 1927. 225
Moment musical; von Max Reger, op.
44, no. 5: pf. © Else Reger, Wei-
mar, Germany, as the widow of the
author. R 44852, Apr. 26, 1928. 226
Moon (The); words by R. L. Steven-
son, music by Liza Lehmann; ten.
© Herbert Bedford, London, as the
widower of the author of the music.
R 443800, Apr. 4, 1928. yr
Moonlight in Venice; reverie, by Her-
man Perlet; pf. © Belle Perlet,
Oakland, Calif., as the widow of the
author. R 44624, Apr. 11, 1928. 228
63
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Most holy night ; sacred song, words by
Lizzie De Armond, music by I. H.
Meredith. © I. H. Meredith, New
York, as the author. R 44415, Apr.
16, 1928. 229
Mountain (The) nymph; by C. W.
Krogmann, op. 49; pf. © Carrie
Williams Krogmann, Marblehead,
Mass., as the author. R 44514, Apr.
21, 1928. 230
Miide; text von Gustav Falke, musik
von Max Reger, op. 48, no. 2; hohe
stimme. (© Else Reger, Weimar,
Germany, as the widow of the au-
thor. R 44347, Apr. 26, 1928. 231
Mummer’s (The) art; duet, from
Sweet Anne page, words by Louis
-de Lange and Edgar Smith, musie
by W. H. Neidlinger. © Orra Neid-
linger, Hast Orange, N. J., as the
widow of the author. R 44625, Apr.
+, 1928. 2a2
Mustard and cress; words by Norman
Gale, music by Liza Lehmann; bar.
© Herbert Bedford, London, as the
widower of the author of the music.
R 44297, Apr. 4, 1928. Dae
My chocolate drop; Ethiopian delica-
tessen, words by C. B. Mackinney,
music by Edward Warren Corliss. ©
Eva D. C. Weeden, Providence, as
the next of kin of the author of the
musie, who is not living. R 44545,
Mar. 28, 1928. 234
My Josephine; by G. F. Daniels [pseud.
of G. D. Barnard]; band. © George
D. Barnard, Maysville, Ky., as the
author of the arrangement. R
44678, May 3, 1928. 235
My old fashioned girl; words by Jean
C. Havez, music by Lyn Udall
[pseud. of J. Keating] © Jack
Keating, Portland, Or., as the au-
thor. R 44538, Mar. 28, 1928. 236
My rose of yesterday; words by
Charles Thorpe, music by J. Brach-
man. © James Brachman, New
York, as the author of the music.
R 44667, May 7, 1928. yaa 1 (
Myrana waltz; by Edward Hazel
[pseud. of G. D. Barnard]; band.
© George D. Barnard, Maysville,
Ky., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 44679, May 3, 1928. 238
Night and day; words by L. J. B.
Lincoln, music by HE. Cowles. ©
Eugene Cowles, Boston, as the au-
thor. R 44551, Apr. ‘11; 1928.) 239
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Nights (The); words by Barry Corn-
wall [pseud. of Bryant Walter
Procter], music by E. Murray. ©
Edward Murray, Putney, England,
as the author of the music.- R
44306, Apr. 4, 1928. 240
Niobe; valse pathetique, by C. W.
Krogmann, op. 49; pf. © Carrie
Williams Krogmann, Marblehead,
Mass., as the author. R 44515, Apr.
21, 1928. 241
Nirvana; words by F. HE. Weatherly,
musie by Stephen Adams. © Laura
Maybrick, Lynthorpe, Isle of Wight,
England, as the widow of the au-
thor of the music. R 443804, Apr. 4,
1928. 242
No other way; words and music by
Mrs. C. H. Morris. © Lelia N.
Morris, McConnelsville, O., as the
author. R 44479, Apr. 25, 1928.
243
Nobody knows what I have in my
heart; gospel song, words by M. B.
Fountain, music by Ferd. Degen, arr.
by P. P. Bilhorn; quartet.
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as the au-
thor of the arrangement of music.
R 44568, Apr. 13, 1928. 244
Not from the whole wide world I chose
thee; words by R. W. Gilder, music
by J. H. Rogers; sop. © James H.
Rogers, Cleveland, as the author. R
44638, Mar. 24, 1928. 245
Not very long ago; words by Hal S.
Stephens, music by B. Taylor. ©
Billee Taylor, New York, as the au-
thor. R 44534, Mar. 28, 1928. 246
Nothing doing; words by E. Smith,
music by John Stromberg. © Eda-
gar Smith, Elmhurst, L. I., N. Y., as
the author. R 44540, Mar. 28, 1928.
247
Nothing for me; words by Mrs. Frank
A. Breck, music by I. H. Meredith.
© I. H. Meredith, New York. as the
author. R 44429, Apr. 16, 1928. 248
Nourmahal’s dance; by Samuel Cole-
ridge-Taylor, op. 41, no. 2; pf.
Jessie Sarah Fleetwood Coleridge-
Taylor, Croydon, Surrey, England,
as the widow of the author. R
44594, Apr. 18, 1928. 249
Nourmahal’s song; by Samuel Cole-
ridge-Taylor, op. 41, no. 1; pf. ©
Jessie Sarah Fleetwood Coleridge-
Taylor, Croydon, Surrey, England,
as the widow of the author. R
44593, Apr. 18, 1928. 250
© Peter.
pt. IIT, 0. S., v. 23:
O fairest land; words by Flora Kirk-
land, music by I. H. Meredith. ©
I. H. Meredith, New York, as the
author. R 44440, Apr. 16, 1928. 251
O for the touch of a vanished hand;
words by Tennyson, music by A. H.
Behrend. © Arthur Henry Behrend,
London, as the author. R 44280.
Apr. 4, 1928. 22
O golden leaves; from Sweet Anne
Page, words by Louis De Lange and
Edgar Smith, music by W. H. Neid-
linger. © Orra Neidlinger, East Or-
ange, N. J., as the widow of the
author. R 44628, Apr. 17, 1928.
pews
O hear the bells; sacred song, words
by Lizzie De Armond, music by I. H.
Meredith. © I. H. Meredith, New
York, as the author. R 444138, Apr.
16, 1928. 254
O Lord most holy; anthem, music by
J. L. Frank, arr. by C. B. Hawley ;
men’s voices with organ ace. ©
Hattie B. Hawley, Nyack, N. Y.,
as the widow of the author of the
new matter. R 44658, Mar. 24, 1928.
255
O mistress mine, where are you roam-
ing: from Twelfth night, words by
Shakspeare, music by Reginald De
Koven, op. 159, no. 3. © Anna De
Koven, New York, as the widow of
the author. R 44690, May 3, fib
2
O Thou that hearest prayer; hymn
anthem, by P. A. Schnecker. ©
Louise N. Schnecker, New York. as
the widow of the author. R 44451,
Apr. 11, 1928. 257
O weary one; words by Flora Kirk-
land, music by I. H. Meredith. ©
I. H. Meredith. New York. as the
author. R 44420, Apr. 16, 1928. 258
O‘er the distant mountains breaking;
hymn anthem, music by G. W.
Marston. © HE. Howard Thayer,
Boston, as the executor of the au-
thor. R 44458, Apr. 11, 1928. 259
Oh,. for. a closer. walk. with .God;
words by William Cowper, music by
Myles B. Foster, arr. by Heinrich .
Kiehl [pseud. of W. A. Fisher];
organ ace. © William Arms Fisher,
Boston, Mass., as the author of the
arrangement of music. R 44525,
Apr. 16, 1928. 260
Oh, Mr. Moon; words and music by
G. M. Cohan. © George M. Cohan,
New York. as the author. R 44572,
Apr. 24, 1928. 261
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Oh! soft eyes so tender; from the
third album of Russian songs, col-
lected and arr. with English words,
by F. J. Whishaw. © Fred J. Whi-
shaw, Kingsbridge, England, as the
author of compilation and English
words. R 44554, May 19, 1928. 262
On Jordan’s stormy banks I stand;
hymn anthem, music by G. W.
Marston. © E. Howard Thayer,
Boston, as the executor of the au-
thor. R 44459, Apr. 11, 1928. 263
One (The) hundredth Psalm; words
by Julia H. Johnston, music by
D. B. Towner. © Ada Page Towner,
Oak Park, Ill., as the widow of the
author. R 44061, Dec. 30, 1927. 264
One name; from the Third album of
Russian songs, collected’ and arr.
with English words by F. J. Whi-
shaw. © Fred J. Whishaw, Kings-
bridge, England, as the author of
compilation and English words. R
44558, May 19, 1928. 265
Onita; mazurka, by C. W. Krogmann,
op. 45, no. 2; pf. © Carrie Williams
Krogmann, Marblehead, Mass., as
the author. R 44500, Apr. 21, 1928.
266
Only a bunch of roses; words by
Harold Gregory, music by A. L. ©
Eva Eckersley, Danbury, Essex,
England, as the executor of the au-
thor of the music. R 44274, Apr.
4, 1928. 267
Only two; words by James O’Dea,
music by Fred J. Hamill. © Anne
O’Dea, Rockville Centre, L. I., N. Y.,
as the widow of the author of the
words. R 44694, Dee. 31, 1927. 268
Onward I float; words by Jno. O.
Foster, music by I. H. Meredith.
© I. H. Meredith, New York, as the
author. R 44436, Apr. 16, 1928. 269
Open thine eyes love; words by Fred-
eric Ranken, music by A. Lachaume.
© Aimé Lachaume, Paris, as the
author. R 44619, Apr. 11, 1928. 270
Our great King; words by Julia H.
Johnston, music by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Oak Park, II1.,
as the widow of the author. R
44017, Dec. 30, 1927. 2th
Our King has come; sacred song,
words by Lizzie De Armond, music
by I. H. Meredith. © I. H. Mere-
dith, New York, as the-author. R
44414, Apr. 16, 1928. 272
Palestrina (Giovanni Pierluigi Santo
da) Peccantem me quotidie; ed. by
F. Damrosch; motet for five voices.
© Frank Damrosch, New York, as
the author of renewable matter. R
44372, Apr. 20, 1928. 273
Pastoral scene; by G. M. Dethier ;
organ. © Gaston M. Dethier, New
York, as the author. R 44882, Apr.
12, 1928. 274
Peace on earth; words by W. C. Mar-
tin, music by J. M. Black. © James
M. Black, Williamsport, Pa., as the
author of the music. R 44605, Dec.
FO ih 7 275
Petite (La) chatelaine; gavotte, by
C. W. Krogmann, op. 49; pf. ©
Carrie Williams Krogmann, Marble-
head, Mass., as the author. R 44512,
Apr. 21, 1928. 276
Phantasie tiber die chorale Straf’ mich
nicht in deinem zorn; von Max
Reger, op. 40, no. 2; orgel. © Else
Reger, Weimar, Germany, as the
widow of the author. R 44470, May
3. 1928. 277
Phantasie tiber die chorale Wie schon
leucht’t uns der morgenstern; von
Max Reger, op. 40, no. 1; orgel. €
Hise Reger, Weimar, Germany, as
the widow of the author. R 44471,
May 8, 1928. 278
Pierrette and Pierrot; words by Fred-
eric Ranken, music by W. Loraine.
© William Loraine, Brooklyn, as
the author of the music. R 44668,
May 7, 1928. 279
Polka Vivia; by M. B. Eaton [pseud.
of G. D. Barnard]; band. © George
D. Barnard, Maysville, Ky., as the
author of the arrangement. R
44680, May 3, 1928. 280
Praise my soul, the King of heaven;
hymn anthem, by P. A. Schnecker.
© Louise N. Schnecker, New York,
as the widow of the author. R
44452, Apr. 11, 1928. 281
Prayer; by H. M. Dunham, op. 17, no.
4; organ. © Henry M. Dunham,
Brookline, Mass., as the author. R
44388, Apr. 23, 1928. 282
Pré (Le) aux cleres (The duelling
ground); overture, by F. Herold,
arr. by L. P. Laurendeau; band. ©
Rose Laurendeau, Montreal, Quebec,
Canada, as the widow of the author
of the arrangement. R 44756, May
5, 1928. 283
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Prelude in C; by H. M. Dunham, op.
17, no. 8; organ. © Henry M. Dun-
ham, Brookline, Mass., as the author.
R 44392, Apr. 23, 1928. 284.
Prelude in D; by H. M. Dunham, op.
17, no. 1; organ. © Henry M. Dun-
ham, Brookline, Mass., as the author.
R 44385, Apr. 23, 1928. 285
Prepare the way; words by Julia H.
Johnston, music by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Powner, Oak Park, Ill.
as the widow of the author. R
44019, Dec. 30, 1927. 286
Printemps (Les); by W. Henley, op.
19, no. 2; violin and pf. © William
Henley, Kew, England, as_ the
author., R 44284, Apr. 4, 1928. 287
Processional; by H. M. Dunhaia, op.
17, no. 3; organ. © Henry M. Dun-
ham, Brookline, Mass., as the author.
R 44387, Apr. 23, 1928. 288
Pythian (The); grand march,.by F.
H. Losey; band. © F. H. Losey,
Orange, N. J., as the author of the
arrangement.
289
Queena; valse, by C. W. Krogmann, op.
49; pf. © Carrie Williams Krog-
mann, Marblehead, Mass., as the
author. R 44511, Apr. 21, 1928.
290:
Rap, rap, rap; drinking song, from
Sweet Anne Page, words by Louis
De Lange and Edgar Smith, music
by W. H. Neidlinger. © Orra
Neidlinger, East Orange, N. J., as
the widow of the author. R 44627,
Apr. 17, 1928. 291
Recessional; words by Rudyard Kip-
ling, music by R. H. Woodman ;
men’s voices, a cappella. © R.
Huntington Woodman, Brooklyn, as
the author. R 44629, Mar. 24, 1928.
292
Recital pieces; selected, ed. and fin-
gered by L. Oesterle; pf., four hands.
© Louis Oesterle, New York, as the
author of the new matter. R 44662,
Mar. 24, 1928. 293
Reger (Max) Capriccio; op. 44, no.
4, 10; pf. © Else Reger, Weimar,
Germany, as the widow of the
author. R 44851, 44357, Apr. 26,
1928. 294, 295.
Scherzo ; op. 44, no. 6; pf. © Else
Reger, Weimar, Germany, as the
widow of the author. R 443853, Apr.
26, 1928. 296:
R 44681, May 8, 1928.
pl. THT, i SW
Sonate 1-4; von M. Reger, op.
42; violine. heft 1, 2. © Hlse
Reger, Weimar, Germany, as the
widow of the author. R 44466—
44469, May 3, 1928. 297-800.
Reine (La) des papillons; mazurka,
by C. W. Krogmann, op. 49; pf. ©
Carrie Williams Krogmann, Marble-
head, Mass., as the author. R 44517,
Apr. 21, 1928. 301
by Ada Blenkhorn,.
© James M.
Pa., as the
R 44601, Dec.
302
Rejoice; words
music by J. M. Black.
. Black, Williamsport,
_ author of the music.
50 bed i by ps
Rejoice in the Lord; words by Mrs.
R. N. Turner, music by I. H. Mere-
dith. © I. H. Meredith, New York,
as the author. -R 44434, Apr. 16,
1928. 303.
_Rejoice today with gladness; Haster
anthem, by W. R. Spence. © Wil-
liam R. Spence, Perth, Ontario,
Canada, as the author. R 44453,
Apr. 11, 1928. 304
Resurrection (The) and the life; words
by Julia H. Johnston, music by D.
B. Towner. © Ada Page Towner,
Oak Park, Ill., as the widow of the
author. R 44030, Dec. 30, 1927. 305
Reverie poetique; by W. Henley; op.
26, no. 1; violin and pf. © William
Henley, Kew, England, as the
author. R 44286, Apr. 4, 1928. 306
Riedel (Carl) Three old Bohemian
Christmas carols; English version
by T. Baker, ed. and arr. by Carl
Riedel. 1. Hail all glorious morn.
[2 others] © Theodore Baker, Leip-
zig, as the author of the transla-
tion. R 44649, Mar. 24, 1928. 307
Right of way; march and two-step, by
Y.' W! @asey > pt "Xe? ames Vv,
Casey, Altadena, Calif., as the au-
thor. R 44665, May 7, 1928. 308.
Ring out the name of Jesus; words
by E. E. Hewitt, music by D. B.
Towner. © Ada Page Towner, Oak
Park, Ill., as the widow of the au-
thor. R 44047, Dec. 30, 1927. 309
Ring the Christmas bells; words by
W. C. Martin, musie by J. M. Black.
© James M. Black, Williamsport,
Pa., as the author of the music. R
44604, Dec. 31, 1927. 310
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Rival poets; or, The love charm, oper-
etta in 2 acts, words by W. Herbert
Scott, music by E. German. © Ea-
ward German, London, as the au-
thor. R 44278, Apr. 4, 1928. 311
Road (The) leads home; words by
Lanta Wilson Smith, music by J. M.
Black. © James M. Black, Wil-
liamsport, Pa., as the author of the
music. R 44599, Dec. 31, 1927. 312
Romance in G; by Samuel Coleridge-
Taylor, op. 39. 1. Violino primo.
2. Violino secondo.—s8s. Viola.—4.
Victoncello.—5. Basso. © Jessie
Sarah Fleetwood Coleridge-Taylor,
Croydon, Surrey, England, as’ the
widow of the author. R 44582—
44586, Apr. 18, 1928. 313-317
Rose princess; waltz, by C. W. Krog-
mann, op. 45; pf. © Carrie Wil-
liams Krogmann, Marblehead, Mass.,
as the author. R 44509, Apr. 21,
1928. 318
Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio) Wil-
liam Tell; selection, arr. by Theo.
Moses-Tobani, op. 385; orch. ©
Theo. M. Tobani, Jackson Heights,
Livl., \N:' Y., as the author of the
arrangement. R 44755, May 5, 1928.
319
Rustic festival; country dance, by. C.
W. Krogmann, op. 45, no. 11; pf. ©
Carrie Williams Krogmann, Marble-
head, Mass., as the author. R 44507,
Apr. 21, 1928. 320
Sag es nicht (Never tell); text von
Oskar Wiener, musik von Max Re-
ger, op. 48, no. 8; mittlere stimme.
© Else Reger, Weimar, Germany, as
the widow of the author. R 44346,
Apr. 26, 1928. 3 Pui
Samuel; words by Julia H. Johnston,
music by D. B. Towner. © Ada
Page Towner, Oak Park, Ill., as the
widow of the author. R 44065, Dec.
30, 1927. B22
Sandman (The); lullaby, by C. Den-
née, op. 29, no. 1. 1. Low Voice.—
2. High voice. © Charles Dennée,
Brookline, Mass.. as the author. R
44443, Apr. 11, 1928. 323
Scherzo et choral; by Th. Dubois, op.
18, ed. and fingered by L. Oesterle;
pf. © Louis Oesterle, New York,
as the author of the new matter.
R 44635, Mar. 24, 1928. 324
Sea, mountain and prairie; words by
Philip J. Mosenthal, music by F.
Damrosch ; mixed voices, a cappella.
12261 (335)
© Frank Damrosch, New York, as
the author. R 44631, Mar. 24, 1928.
325
Seeing the world; quartette, words
anon., music by Liza Lehmann;
mixed voices. © Herbert Bedford,
London, as the widower of the au-
thor of the music. R 44295, Apr. 4,
1928. 326
Shadows (The) of the evening hours;
music by Barri and H. R. Shelley,
arr. by C. B. Hawley; men’s voices.
© Hattie B. Hawley, Nyack, N. Y.,
as the widow of the author of the
new matter. R 44656, Mar. 24, 1928.
327
Shelter of safety; gospel song, words
by Celia M. Reynolds, music by Ferd.
Degen, arr. by P. P. Bilhorn; quar-
tet. © Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chi-
cago, as the author of the arrange-
ment of the music. R 44563, Apr.
13, 1928. 328
Shepard’s organ book; collection of
favorite movements from the works
of old and modern classical com-
posers, selected, arr., and transcribed
by Thomas G. Shepard; organ. ©
Bertine Bell Obrecht, Indianapolis,
and Collins Shepard Bell, Wabash,
Iil., as the next of kin of the au-
ther of the new matter who is not
living. R 44660, Mar. 24, 1928. 329
Ship (The) that sailed into the sun;
words by W. B. Rands, music by
Liza Lehmann; contralto. © Her-
bert Bedford, London, as the wid-
ower of the author of the music. R
44802, Apr. 4, 1928. 330
Sign the pledge; words by Mrs. Frank
A. Breck, music by I. H. Meredith.
© I. H. Meredith, New York, as the
author. R 44430, Apr. 16, 1928. 331
Signor Gazzama; words by E. Smith,
music by John Stromberg. © Ed-
gar Smith, Elmhurst, L. I., N. Y.,
as the author. R 44542, Mar. 28,
1928. BaZ
Sing a song of praise; harvest anthem,
-by C. Simper. © Caleb Simper, Kil-
birnie, Barnstaple, England, as the
author. R 44578, Apr. 23, 1928. 333
Siren (The) ; entre’acte, by T. Bendix;
pf. © Theodore Bendix, Los An-
geles, as the author. R 44622, Apr.
11, 1928. 334
Snow drops; words by Flora Kirk-
land, music by I. H. Meredith. ©
I. H. Meredith, New York, as the
author. R 44421, Apr. 16, 1928. 335
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Snow queen; polka, by ©. W. Krog-
mann, op. 45, no. 7; pf. © Carrie
‘Williams Krogmann, Marblehead,
Mass., as the author. R 44505, Apr.
ZL AD2S. 336
So sweet a kiss the sun gives not;
from Love’s labor’s lost, words by
Shakespeare, music by Reginald De
Koven, op. 159, no. 4. © Anna De
Koven, New York, as the widow of
the author. R 44689, May 3, 1928.
337
Soft (The) Sabbath calm; music by
Jo Barnby and H. R. Shelley, arr.
by C. B. Hawley; soli and cho. of
men’s voices. © Hattie B. Hawley,
Nyack, N. Y., as the widow of the
author of the new matter. R 44657,
Mar. 24, 1928. 338
Song (The) of hope; words by Lizzie
De Armond, music by I. H. Mere-
dith. © I. H. Meredith, New York,
as the author. R 44418, Apr. 16,
1928. .
Sortie; by H. M. Dunham; op. 17, no.
12; organ. © Henry M. Dunham,
Brookline, Mass., as the author. R
44396, Apr. 23, 1928. 340
Soul’s (The) expression; words by
Hlizabeth Barrett Browning, music
by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, op. 42,
no. 1. © Jessie Sarah Fleetwood
Coleridge-Taylor, Croydon, Surrey,
HKngland, as the widow of the au-
thor. R 44588, Apr. 18, 1928. 341
Souvenir de Thynne; by W. Henley,
op. (2%, no: lle wviolim and’ apie: 1 (©
William Henley, Kew, Hngland, as
the author. R 44283, Apr. 4, 1928.
342
Sowing seed; gospel song, words by
Josephine Pollard, arr. by P. P. Bil-
horn, music by R. M. Trumble;
quartet. © Peter Philip Bilhorn,
Chicago, as the author of the ar-
rangement of the words. R 44560,
Apr. 138, 1928. 343
Spring and love; duet, words by Ed-
ward Teschemacher [pseud. of Ed-
ward lLockton],, music by Alfred
Delbruck. © Raoul Ernest Del-
bruck, London, as the next of kin
of the author, who is not living. R
44276, Apr. 4, 1928. 344
Springtime dance; by C. W. Krog-
mann, op. 49; pf. © Carrie Wil-
liams Krogmann, Marblehead, Mass.,
as the author. R 44513, Apr. 21,
1928. 345
Boo |
pt. 111, 1. s.,-v. 23
Stand for the right; words by Mrs.
Frank A. Breck, music by I. H.
Meredith. © I. H. Meredith, New
York, as the author. R 44431, Apr.
16, 1928. 346
Stars; words by R. L. Stevenson, mu-
sic by Liza Lehmann; ten. ©
Herbert Bedford, London, as the
widower of the author of the music.
R 44801, Apr. 4, 1928. 347
Stones of help; words by Julia H.
Johnston, music by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Oak Park, II1.,
as the widow of the author. R
44063, Dec. 30, 1927. 348
Streamlet’s (The) song; words by
Lizzie De Armond, music by I. H.
Meredith. © I. H. Meredith, New
York, as the author. R 44404, Apr.
16, 1928. 349
Sunbeam song; sdcred song, words by
Lizzie De Armond, music by I. H.
Meredith. © I. H. Meredith, New
York, as the author. R 44407, Apr.
16, 1928. 350
Sunrise; chorus, tr. from the Russian
by N. H. Dole, music by S. J.
Taneyef; mixed voices. © Nathan
Haskell Dole, Jamaica Plain, Mass.,
as the author of the translation. R
44645, Mar. 24, 1928. 351
Sunshine (The) of thine eyes; words
by George Parsons Lathrop, music
by John W. Metcalf. © William C.
Waibel, Piedmont, Calif., as the ex-
ecutor of the author of the music.
R 44461, Apr. 11, 1928. 352
Swedish wedding march (Brollops-
marsch) ; by Aug. Sddermann, op. 12,
arr. by Benno Scherek, ed. and fin-
gered by L. Oesterle; pf., four hands.
© Louis Oesterle, New York, as the
author of the new matter. R 44365,
Mar. 28, 1928. 353
Sweet message for Jesus; words by
Ida Scott Taylor, music by E. 8.
Lorenz. © Edmund 8. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as the author. R 44859,
May 9, 1928. 354
Sweetest (The) flower; words by John
Lee Lewes, music by Robert Bat-
ten; no. 1, in A. © Robert J. Bar-
clay Wilson, London, as the execu-
tor of the author of the music. R
44305, Apr. 4, 1928. 355
Sweetest (The) flower that blows;
poem by Frederic Peterson, music
by S. Townsend. © Stephen Town-
send, Boston, as the author of the
music. R 44339, Apr. 21, 1928. 356
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Swing, (The) ; words by R. L. Steven-
son, music by Liza Lehmann; sop.
© Herbert Bedford, London, as the
widower of the author of the music.
R 44298, Apr. 4, 1928. 357
Take the water of life; words by Julia
H. Johnston, music by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Oak Park, II1.,
as the wdow of the author. R
44028, Dec. 30, 1927. 358
Tanzrhythmen; von P. Juon, op. 14;
klavier 4 hinden. heft 1, nr. 1—
heft 2, nr. 5. © Paul Juon, Berlin,
as the author. R 48979, 438980, Feb.
3, 1928. 359-360
Tarantelle; by Georges Mathias, op.
48, ed. and fingered by L. Oesterle;
pf. © Louis Oesterle, New York.
as the author of the new matter. R
44369, Mar. 28, 1928. 361
Tarry with me, O my Saviour; sacred
song, by Edna Rosalind Park. 1. In
F.—2. In D flat. © Edna M. Park,
Chestertown. N.\Y., as the next of
kin of the author who is not living.
R 44460, Apr. 11, 1928. 362
Tears; from The soul’s’ expression,
words by Elizabeth Barrett Brown-
ing, music by Samuel Coleridge-Tay-
lor, op. 42, no. 2. © Jessie Sarah
Fleetwood Coleridge-Taylor, Croy-
don, Surrey, England, as the widow
of the author. R 44590, Apr. 18,
1928. 363
Tell me where is fancy bred; from The
merchant of Venice, words by
Shakespeare, music by Reginald De
Koven, op. 159, no. 5. © Anna De
Koven, New York, as the widow of
the author. R 44691, May 38, 1928.
364
Tell the glad story; words by Julia
H. Johnston, music by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Oak Park, IIl.,
as the widow of the author. R
44035, Dee. 30, 1927. 365
Tell us pretty ladies; burlesque sex-
tette, words by E. Smith, music by
John Stromberg. © Edgar Smith,
Elmhurst, L. 1., N. Y., as the author.
R 44536, Apr. 11, 1928. 366
Thank you very much indeed; quar-
tette. words by Norman Gale, music
by Liza Lehmann; mixed voices. ©
Herbert Bedford, London, as the
widower of the author of the music.
R 44299, Apr. 4, 1928. 367
Thanksgiving (A) Te Deum laudamus
in D; by C. Simper; 4 mixed voices;
109262—28——_9
=
organ ace. © Caleb Simper,. Kilbir-
nie, Barnstaple, England, as the au-
thor. R 44580, Apr. 23, 1928. 368
That’s what the Germans sang: words
by Will Heelan, music by J. Fred
Helf.. © Margaret Heelan, Brook-
lyn, as the widow of the author of
the words, and Bessie Helf, New
York, as the widow of the author of
the music. R 44596, Apr. 21, 1928.
369
Then and now; from the Third album
of Russian songs, collected and arr.
with English words by Fred J.
Whishaw. © Fred J. Whishaw,
Kingsbridge, England, as the author
of the compilation and English
words. R 44559, May 19, 1928. 370
There’s no other way; words by Julia
H. Johnston, music by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Oak Park, IIL.
as the widow of the author. R
44023, Dec. 30, 1927. 371
They that trust in the Lord; anthem,
words from the Bible, music by A.
Frey; mixed voices, organ ace. ©
Adolf Frey, Syracuse, N. Y., as the
author. R 44521, Apr. 16, 1928. 372
Thou art coming; words by Robt. L.
Fletcher, music by I. H. Meredith.
© I. H. Meredith, New York, as the
author. R 44435, Apr. 16, 1928. 373
Thou art so like a flower (Du bist wie
eine blume) ; song, music by Edna
Rosalind Park; contralto or bar.;
in D flat; with violin obbl. © Edna
M. Park, Chestertown, N. Y., as the
«next of kin of the author who is not
living. R 44450, Apr. 11, 1928. 374
Thou King all glorious; words by
Ralph M. Skinner, music by F.
Rycroft. © Fred. Rycroft, New
York, as the author. R 44549, Apr.
11, 1928. 375
Thought (The) of you; by C. Dennée,
op. 29, no. 3. 1. Low voice.—2. High
voice. © Charles Dennée, Brook-
line, Mass., as the author. R 44445,
Apr. 11, 1928. 376
Tips (The) of gay Paree; words by
EK. Smith, music by John Strom-
berg. © Edgar Smith, Elmhurst,
L. I, N. Y., as the author. R 44541,
Mar. 28, 1928. Pere
*Tis the Christmas jubilee; words by
Lizzie De Armond, music by I. H.
Meredith. © I. H. Meredith, New
York, as the author. R 44419, Apr.
16, 1928. 378
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12261 (3579)
To the night; chorus, music by
Damrosch; men’s voices. © Frank
Damrosch, New York, as the author.
R 44637, Mar. 24, 1928. 379
Tranquility serenade; by F. H. Losey ;
band. © F. H. Losey, Orange, N. J.,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 44683, May 3, 1928. 380
Tryst (The) ; by C. Dennée, op. 29, no.
5. 1. Low voice.—2. High voice. ©
Charles
as the author.
1928.
Dennée, Brookline, Mass.,
R 44446, Apr. 11,
381
Twilight shadows; by F. H. Losey;
band. © F. H. Losey, Orange, N. J.,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 44684, May 8, 1928. 382:
Two patriots; by G. F. Daniels [pseud.
of G. D. Barnard]; band. © George
D. Barnard, Maysville, Ky., as the
author of the arrangement. R
44685, May 3, 1928. 383
Tyrolienne sentimentale; by Carl
Mayer, ed. and fingered by L.
Oesterle.
York, as the author of the new mat-
ter. R 44371, Mar. 28, 1928. 384
Under the stars; words by Anna S.
Driscoll, music by D. B. Towner. ©
Ada Page Towner, Oak Park, Il., as
the widow of the author. R 44037,
Dees slog: 389
Undine; poeme characteristique, by
C. W. Krogmann, ep. 50; pf. ©
Carrie Williams Krogmann, Marble-
head, Mass., as the author. R 44497,
Apr. 21, 1928. 386
Upward (The) path; words by Julia
H. Johnston, musie by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Oak Park, T1.,
as the widow of the author. R
44027, Dec. 30, 1927. 387
Village (A) holiday; by O. Beringer,
ed. and fingered by L. Oesterle; pf.
© Louis Oesterle, New York, as the
author of the new matter. R 44366,
Mar. 28, 1928. 388
Violette (La) ; polka caprice, by C. W.
Krogmann ; pf. © Carrie Williams
Krogmann, Marblehead, Mass., as
the author. R 44495, Apr. 21, 1928.
389
Waiting for Jesus; gospel song, words
and music by Ada Blenkhorn, arr.
by P. P. Bilhorn; quartet. © Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as the
author of the arrangement of the
music. R 43395, Apr. 138, 1928. 390
© Louis Oesterle, New-
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
F. | Wake not, but hear me love; poem
from Ben-Hur, music by 8S. Town-
send. © Stephen Townsend, Boston,
as the author. R 44338, Apr. 21,
1928. 391
Wake, O earth; sacred song, words
by Lizzie De Armond, music by I.
H. Meredith. © I. H. Meredith,
New York, as the author. R 44412,
Apr. 16, 1928. 392
Walking in the sunsh-ne; words by
Flora Kirkland, music by G. C.
Tullar. © Grant Colfax Tullar,
New York, as the author. R 44425,
Apr. 16, 1928. % ovo
Wanda schottisch; by Edward Hazel
[pseud. of G. D. Barnard}; band.
© George D. Barnard, Maysville,
Ky., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 44670, May 3, 1928. 394
We come; sacred song, words by Lizzie
De Armond, music by I. H. Meredith.
© I. H. Meredith, New York, as
the author. R 44401, Apr. 16, 1928.
395
We shall be happy; words by Mrs.
Frank A. Breck, music by I. H.
Meredith. © I. H. Meredith, New
York, as the author. R 44432, Apr.
16, 1928. 396
We shall meet in the _ glory-dawn;
words and music by Mrs. C. H.
Morris. © Lelia N. Morris, Mc-
Connelsville, O., as the author. R
44480, Apr. 25, 1928. 397
We will linger at the manger; words
by W. €. Martin, musi¢ by J. M.
Black... © James. M. Black, Wil-
liamsport, Pa., as the author. R
44066, Dec. 31, 1927. 398
What fruit have you gathered; sacred
song, words by Lizzie De Armond,
music by I. H. Meredith. © IL. H.
Meredith, New York, as the author.
R 44410, Apr. 16, 1928, 399
What would Jesus have you do; words
by Julia H. Johnston, musie by D.
B. Towner. © Ada Page Towner,
Oak Park, Ill., as the widow of the
author. R 44058, Dec. 30, 1927. 400
When gathering clouds; poem by Max
S. Marcin, musie by J. F. Boyer. ©
James Franclyn Boyer, Indianapolis,
as the author of the music. R 44669,
May 7, 1928. 401
When I reap; words by G. M. Bills,
music by M. L. McPhail. © M: L.
McPhail, Park Ridge, Ill., as the
author. R 44611, Jan. 23, 1928. 402
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no. 5, 1928
12261 (424)
When the autumn breezes blow ; sacred
song, werds by Lizzie De Armond,
music by I. H. Meredith. © I. H.
Meredith, New York, as the author.
R 44406, Apr. 16, 1928. 403
When the bird a-pilf’ring goes; cho-
rus, English version by T. Baker,
music by Eduard Kremser; men’s
voices. © Theodore Baker, Leipzig,
as the author of the translation. R
44648, Mar. 24, 1928. 404
Where am I going; words by Flora
Kirkland, music by I. H. Meredith.
© 1.H. Meredith, New York, as the
author. R 44422, Apr. 16, 1928. 405
Where the bee sucks; from The tem-
pest, words by Shakespeare, music
by Reginald De Koven, op. 159, no.
2. © Anna De Koven, New York,
as the widow of the author. R
44686, May 3, 1928. 406
Whishaw (Fred J.) A ballad; from
the Third album of Russian songs,
collected and arr. with English
words by F. J. Whishaw. © Fred
J. Whishaw, Kingsbridge, England,
as the author of compilation and
English words. R 44552, May 19,
1928. 407
Who are these; by H. R. Shelley; solo,
quartet and cho. © Harry Rowe
Shelley, New York, as the author.
R 44361, May 3, 1928. 408
Who is my neighbor; words by Julia
H. Johnston, musie by D. B. Town-
er. © Ada Page Towner, Oak Park,
Ill., as the widow of the author. R
44031, Dec. 30, 1927. 409
Who knows; words by Louise Chan-
dler Moulton, music by J. H. Rog-
ers; sop. © James H. Rogers, Cleve-
land, as the author. R 44641, Mar.
24, 1928. 410
Whole (The) year ’round; cantata,
words by R. E. Phillips, music by
EK. Marzo; children’s voices. ©
Eduardo Marzo, New York, as the
author of the music. R 44377, Apr.
27, 1928. 411
Why not trust Jesus; gospel song,
words by P. P. Bilhorn, music by
Ferd. Degen, arr. by J. E. H.; quar-
tet. © Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chi-
cago, as the author of the words.
R 44567, Apr. 13, 1928. 412
Wiegenlied (Cradle song); text von
Richard Dehmel, musik von Max
Reger, op. 43, no. 5; mittlere stimme.
~
© Else Reger, Weimar, Germany,
as the widow of the author. R
44343, Apr. 26, 1928. 413
Willing workers; words by Julia H.
Johnston, music by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Oak Park, II1.,
as the widow of the author. R
44024, Dec. 30, 1927. 414
Winter; words by JuHa H. Johnston,
music by D. B. Towner. © Ada
Page Towner, Oak Park, Ill., as the
widow of the author. R 44026, Dec.
30, 1927. 415
With might and main; characteristic
march two-step, by Nat D. Mann;
pf. © Beatrice Mann, Chicago, as
the widow of the author. R 44623,
Apr. FIG 2928: 416
Within a mile of Edinboro’ town;
Scotch melody, arr. by Homer N.
Bartlett; sop. and ten. soli and cho.
of men’s voices. © John B. C. Bart-
lett, New York, as the child of the
author of new matter, who is not
living. R 44652, Mar. 24, 1928. 417
Witnessing for Jesus; words by EH. H.
Hewitt, music by M. L. McPhail. ©
M. L. McPhail, Park Ridge, Ill., as
the author. R 44613, Jan. 5, 1928.
418
Wonderful love for thee and me;
words by Lida M. Keck, music by
J. M. Black. © James M. Black,
Williamsport, Pa., as the author.
R 48848, Dee. 31, 1927. 419
Wonderful peace; words by Kate Ul-
mer, music by M. L. McPhail. ©
M. L. McPhail, Park Ridge, Ill., as
the author. R 44612, Jan. 23, 1928.
420
Wondrous (The) star; words by W.
C. Martin, music by J. M. Black. ©
James M. Black, Williamsport, Pa.,
as the author of the music. R
44606, Dec. 31, 1927. 421
Years have flown since I knew thee
first; words by R. W. Gilder, music
by J. H. Rogers; sop. © James H.
Rogers, Cleveland, as the author. R
44639, Mar. 24, 1928. 422
You; words by Louise Chandler Moul-
ton, music by J. H. Rogers; sop.
James H. Rogers, Cleveland, as the
author. R 44640, Mar. 24, 1928. 423
You Li Hung Chang; Boxer ditty in
Chinese rag time, words and music
by H. Conor. © Harry Conor, Bos-
ton, as the author. R 44663, May
i, 1928. 424
647
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12261 (425) pt. nT, 0. s., v.23
You loved me babe, and I loved you; Reger, Weimar, Germany, as the
words ‘by :‘R. B. Smith, music by widow of the author. R 44340, Apr.
Harry T. MacConnell. © Robert B. 26, 1928. 426
Smith, Asbury Park, N. J., as the of ities
: B 4 a 6th battalion march; by Edward Hazel
Zwischen zwei nachten; text von Gus- © George D. Barnard, Maysville,
tav Falke, musik von Max Reger, Ky., as the author of the arrange-
op. 43, no. 1; hohe stimme. © Else ment.. R 44682, May 3, 1928. 427
648
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Notice.—When the nationality of the composer is not especially stated in the title
entry, it is to be understood that he is a citizen of the United States.
A butteglia e vino; versi e musica di
G. Montello. [Words and melody
only], ,©-. 1 ec. June 5, 1928; .E
693203; George Montello, Brooklyn.
12262
A la ronde; par Georges Soudry; of
France; pf. 1. Aube. [4 others] ©
Apr. 20, 1928; 1 c. May 23; E 692519;
Heugel, Paris. 12263
A mis amigos; letra de Gautier Benitez,
musica de R. Hernandez; pf. ©1e.
May 17, 1928: E 690669; Rafael
Hernandez, New York. 12264
(L’) (Abandoned) ;
paroles et musique de Marius-
Casadesus, of France; mezzo. ©
Apr. 20, 1928; 1 c. May 23; E 692498 ;
Choudens, Paris. 12265
Abeilles; petit air de ballet, par Hug.
. Guillaume, of Belgium; pf. © Apr.
19, 1928; 1 c Apr. 27; E 689668;
Edition Belgo-Canadienne, Montreal,
Canada. 12266
Abie; words and music by A. Arnold.
© 1c. June 16, 1928; E 693447;
Arthur Arnold, Woodridge, N. J.
12267
Aboard the Navajo; words by W. C.
Ellis, music by Burrell Van Buren.
[Words and melody only] © 1«.
June 9, 1928; E 694269; Walter C.
Ellis, Roanoke, Va. 12268
Aeronaut march; by M. E. Sullivan;
pf. © 1c. May 31, 1928; B 694024;
Mary Evelyn Sullivan, Boston.
12269
After ‘the sun goes down; words by
Billy Meyers, melody by Elmer
Schoebel. © 1c. June 4, 1928: E
693177; Irving Berlin, inc, New
York. 12270
Aint yo’ glad; words and music by J.
W. W. Cumming. ,[Photostat] ©
1 ec. June 16,1928; E 693437; John
W. W. Cumming. Portsmouth, Va.
12271
Abandonnée
Air in F; no, not more welcome, old
tune, freely arr. by Herbert Hughes,
of Great Britain, fingering and
phrasing by Adila Fachiri, fingering
and bowing of violin pt. by Jelly
D’Aranyi; violin and pf. Kilma-
crenan ed. © May 15, 1928; 1 «
June 7; E 692448 ; Boosey & co., Itd.,
London. 12272
Alaska’s flag; words by Marie Drake,
melody by EH. Hamilton. © 1 «.
June 7, 1928; E 693277; Elizabeth
Hamilton, Fairbanks, Alaska. 12273
Album of cross-hand pieces; compiled
by Preston Ware Orem; pf. © June
8, 1928; 2 c. and aff. June 9; A
1081055 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia, 12274
All jake; from Yes, yes Siam, words
and music by Joe Falk [i. e. Joseph
Falk]; pf. [Blue-print] ©1c. May
15, 1928; E 690595; Joseph Falk,
Allston, Mass. 12245
All tangled up; echoes from Holly-
wocd, words and music by B. W.
Dawson. [Photostat] © 1c. June
2, 1928; E 683187; Blanche Willes
Dawson, Los Angeles. 12276
All things work together for good;
words from the Bible, music by H.
D. Clarke. © June 12, 1928; 2 ¢.
June 15; E 694414; Harry D. Clarke,
Chicago. 12207
Alla a lo lejos; words by Jose N.
Herrera, music by Jose N. Herrera
and Ed Tavo, both of Mexico, domi-
ciled at New York. [Phvtostat] ©
June 1, 1928; 2c. June 11; E 694253 ;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 12278
Allegro agitato; by Theodore Hahn, jr.
and Carl Hahn; orch., with pf. or
organ conductor. © June 11, 1928;
2c. June 14; BE 694393 ; John Church
co., Cincinnati. 12279
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12280
Almiro; from Revue des ambassadeurs,
_ words and music by Cole Porter.
London, Chappell & co., 1td. © May
25, 1928; 2 « June ll; BE 693319':
Harms, ine., New York. 12280
Alone in the moon; words and music
by L. Valdare. © 1c. June 14, 1928;
EH 693421; Larry Valdare, Chicago.
12281
Alone with only dreams; words and
melody by B. G. DeSylva, Lew Brown
and Ray Henderson. © 1 ¢. June
8, 1928; E 693301; DeSylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc., New York. 12282
Aloy (Dario) Due studi; di D. Aloy,
of Italy; violino. Rome, Edizione
Fratelli De Santis. © Feb. 15,
1928; 1 « May 7; E 692420; Vin-
cenzo Di Donato, Rome. 12283
Always be on time; words and music
~ by Haldor Lillenas, of Norway, dom-
iciled at Indianapolis, Ind. © June |.
1,, 1928;.2 ce. June 9; EH 694240;
Lillenas pub. co., Indianapolis.
12284
Always the same, sweet pal; words
and music by Charles Weinberg and
Billy Stone; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
May 31, 1928; 2c. June 1; E 693094 ;
‘Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 12285
American beauty rose; words and mu-
sic by M. F. Suarez. Clarksburg,
W. Va., M.. F. Suarez & co. © May
1,.1928; 2° ¢. May .22;, Hh 693451 ;
Manuel Fernandez Suarez, Clarks-
burg, W. Va. 12286
American legion; march, by M. Gui-
bert: pi -©s 1c, Tunes. aoe an)
693361; Maria Guibert, Twin Falls,
Idaho. 12287
Ammore n’grato; canzone, versi e mel-
odia di N. Fittipaldi. © 1 c¢. June
2, 1928; E 694144; Nicola Fittipaldi,
New York. 12288
And there you are; words by Stanley
KF. Weiner, music by J. Warren
Morse; pf. and ukulele ace. © May
31, 1928; 2 c. June 5; E 693228; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 12289
Angel (The) choirs; two-pt. song, from
the cantata The Wondrous story,
text by Raymond Earl] Bellaire, mu-
sic by Richard Kountz; treble voices.
4to. © May 26, 1928; 2.c. May 31;
EK 694075; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 12290
pt. mm, N.S: ¥. 23
Anniversary welcome song; words by
Mathilda Long, music by William.
Moore. © Apr. 10, 1928; 2 c June
18; E 694447; Tullar-Meredith co..,.
New York. 12291.
Anytime gal; words by Gene Cheelee,
music by J. D. Cowley. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 26, 1928;
E 693382; Jack Dale Cowley, Los:
Angeles. 12292.
Apart from you; fox trot, words and
music by Marvin Smoley, Bernie
Seaman and Hermie B. Goodrow;
pf. and ukulele acc. © June 8,
1928; 2 c June 11; E 694236; Mer-
cury music pub. co., New York.
12293.
Apple a day; words and melody by
P. N. Cianciulli. © 1 ¢@ June 4,
1928; E 693178; Philip Neri Cian-
ciulli, Raritan, N. J. 12294
Aprés l’accident (After the accident) ;
episode dramatique, de R. Cantrelle
et A. Blondin, both of France; orch.
avee pf. conducteur. 4to. © Apr.
20, 1928; 1-.¢. May 23; EH 692486;
Choudens, Paris. 12295
Are you yearning as I yearn for you;
ballad, words and music by C. R.
DeRadcliffe. © June 11, 1928; 2 «.
June 13; E 694839; Frank Harding,
New York. 12296:
Arkwright (G. E. P.) Six anthems;
composed by G. H. P. Arkwright, of
Great Britain. 4to. 1. Behold now
praise the Lord. [5 others] ©
Feb. 16, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 6; E 685428 ;
Oxford university press, London.
12297
Armenian boy; words and melody by
H. Shamlian. [Armenian text] ©
1 ec. Aug. 24, 1927 ; E 673291; Hovsep-
Shamlian, Union City, N. J.. 12298
As long as you are mine; words by
Jim Parker, music by Richard Her-
bert.,. © June, 2, 1928-2 0es une
E 693288; Jack Mills, ine, New
York. 12299:
At last; words and melody by Lou
Davis and Herman Ackman. © 1 ©.
May 31, 1928; E 694010; DeSylva,.
Brown & Henderson, ine., New York.
12300:
Aube; poésie d’ Xavier Privas, musique
de Francisque Darcieux, of France ;
choeur 4 4 voix @hommes. 4to.
Apr. 20,°:1928 ; Lilie, YMayns3 TE
692538; Rouart, Lerolle et cie.,
Paris. 12301
690
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
rio. 6, 1928
Aufstieg (Der) ; vom volkslied zu den
klassischen meistern verscheidene
‘deutsche textdichter, musik bearb.
von Ferdinand Ktichler, of Ger-
many; violine u. klavier. heft 1-3.
ir Meb, 28, 1928: 1 ¢ each Apr. 23;
E 692371; Riihle & Wendling, Leip-
Zig. 12302
Aukstaiciu.§ polka; melody by A.
Schwartz. © 1c June 4, 1928; E
693172; Abe Schwartz, New York.
12303
Automne (Autumn); paroles et mu-
sique de Marius-Casadesus, of
France; mezzo sop. © Apr. 20,
1928; 1 c. May 23; EH 692492; Chou-
dens, Paris. 12304
Autumn days; by L. L. Maynard;
violin and pf. ©1ec. June 5, 1928;
E 693209; Loren LaMonte Maynard,
Emporia, Kan. 12305
Ave Maria; liturgical text, music by
Martin G. Dumler, op. 8, no. 1; 4
mixed voices; organ acc.; in B flat.
© June 1, 1928; 2 c. June 5; E
694157; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
12306
Ave Maria; words and music by J. E.
Clash, harmonized and arr. by N.
Semaschko. [Latin text] © 1 «.
June 13, 1928; E 694360; John -Ed-
ward Clash, Chicago. 12307
Aviation waltz; by C. E. Gittery; pf.
© May 22, 1928; 2 c. May 24; E
694084; Clara E. Gittery, Detroit.
12308
Away down in the Ozarks; fox trot
ballad, words and music by D. HEH.
Arnold; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
tune 2, 1928-22 ce" Jame l4s Ey
\ 694402; David EH. Arnold, Ottumwa,
Ta. 12309
Away from you; words by Tommie
Malie and Ted Koehler, music by
Joe Verges, arr. by Rube Bennett ;
pf. and ukulele ace. © June 5, 1928;
2c. June 8; E 694311; Milton Weil
music co., Chicago. 12310
Away out on the mountain; words and
music by Kelly Harrell, arr, by Art
Addoms; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Apis 6 £0; 1928 32 we: Mayen t8) BE
694193; United pub. co., New York.
feed:
Ba-da-da-da-skadatin-dee; words and
melody by, Chas. Tobias, Felix Ber-
nard and Ira Schuster. ©1c. June
6, 1928; E 694176; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 12312
12322
S
Baby; fox trot, words and melody by
Jack Bassett. © 1c. June 2, 1928;
E 693156; Mareus G. Bassett, Dan-
nemora, N. Y. 12313
Baby; from Blackbirds of 1928, words
by Dorothy Fields, music by Jimmy
McHugh; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by M. Kalua. © May 25, 1928;.2 c.
June 5; E 6938119; Jack Mills, inc,
New York. 12314
Baeh (Johann Sebastian) Nous avons
un nouveau gouverneur (Mer hahn
en neue oberkeet) ; cantate burlesque,
traduction, arr., et réduction pour
pf. par Alexandre Cellier, of France;
sop. et basse avec pf. © Apr. 20,
1928; 1¢. May 23; E 692522; Heugel,
Paris. 12315
Siciliano; from the 29th cantata,
transcribed by Donald Cameron
Powell, of Great Britain; violin and
pf © May 21,.1928; 1 c. June 4;
E 692432; -Augener, Itd., London.
12316
Two-part invention no. 6, in H;
selected and ed. by Gottfried Gals-
ton, of Austria, domiciled at St.
Louis, with special instructions and
general instructions; pf. © June 2,
1928: 42 Ye and’ “att. une Giron
1080071; Art publication soc., St.
Louis. PIS
Bagatelle; by Franklin Bryson, of
Great Britain, op. 26; pf. © June
15, 1928; 2 c June 18; E 694466;
B. F. Wood music co., Boston. 12318
Bal lointain; par A. Périlhou, of
France; pour quintette a cordes
avee deux fldtes et deux clarinettes
en si bémol. 4to. © Apr. 20, 1928;
1 ce. May 28; E 692502; Heugel,
Paris. 12819
Balky (The) mule; humorous sketch,
by George J. Trinkaus; orch. with
pf. conductor. © May 25, 1928;
2c. June 4; E 694329; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 12320
Ballade; par Philippe Gaubert, of
France; fiite et. pf. ©. Apr. 20,
1928; 1 e. May 23; BH 692518; Heugel,
Paris. 12321
Bandanna babies; from Blackbirds of
1928, words by Dorothy Fields, mu-
sic by Jimmy McHugh; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © May 25, 1928; 2 c. June
5; E 693120; Jack Mills, inc., New
York. 12322
651
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12323
Bazelaire (Paul) Deux piéces; de
P. Bazelaire, of France, op. 109;
violoncelle et pf. 1. Grave. [1
other] © Jan. 4, 1928; 1c. Mar. 9;
EK 692457; Hditions du magasin mu-
Sical, Pierre Schneider, Paris.
12323
Be my baby; words and melody by
Sam Gobble. © 1. June 12, 1928:
E 693366; Southern music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 12324
Be on the square; words and music
by, TSE. White’ s""© te aiinie12.
1928; E 693373; T. Everett White,
St. Louis. . 12325
Beautiful (A) girl; words and music
by Andy Razaf and J. ©, Johnson.
© May 29, 1928; 2 c June 7: B
693240; Jack Mills, ine., New York.
12326
Beautiful (The) story; words adapted
and music by D. T. Stackhouse. ©
1c. dune 4, 1998: Ei Ggense =." 1.
Trueman Stackhouse, Camden, N. J.
12327
Bebe; fox trot, parole di Paolo Reni,
musica di V. E. Ihne, of Italy. © 1
c. May 7, 1928; E 692422: Vittorio
Ernesto Ihne, Rome. 12328
Behold, the Master passeth by; an-
them, words by Bishop How. music
by William G. Hammond; mixed
voices, with organ’ ace: ~ 4to: ©
May 28, 1928; 2 c. May 31; E 690986:
John Church ¢o., Cincinnati, 12329
Believe me, I don’t know why; vocal
fox-trot, words and music by Gerald
Steyn, of Great Britain; pf. ace,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by Keech; in E flat. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © May 15,
1928; 1c. May 31; E 692352; Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd., London.
12330
Bella Criollita; tango Criollo, de Man-
uel Joves, arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch. avec pf. conducteur
et paroles. 4to. © Dec. 20, 1927;
1c. Mar. 9, 1928; E 692455; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 12831
Bells across the water; by Phil Mar-
tin, “of *Rngland >" pt." © > May’ 31,
1928; 1 c. June 1; E 692359; Joseph
Henry Larway, London. 12332
Below the Mason-Dixon line; words
and melody by J. E. Walker. ©
1c. June 15, 1928; EH 694498; James
E. Walker, Fort Lewis, Wash.
12333
pt. 101, n.s., Vv. 23
Beneath the stars; Spanish serenade,
words by Theodore Curzon, music by
Nino Maudini, of Great Britain; in
D min. © June 8, 1928; 1 c. June
9; EH 692469; Cary & co., London.
12334
Berceuse; de Raymond Petit, of
France; violon. © May 16; 1928;
1c. June 12; EK 692477; Universal-
edition actiengesellschaft, Vienna.
12335
Berceuse-sérénade; d’Edouard Mignan,
of France; violon solo avec: acc.
d’orch. et pf. conducteur. 4to.
June 8, 1928; 1c June 7; E 692441;
Enoch et cie., Paris. 12336
Berlin (Irving) ine. collection of song
hits for saxophone; folio 4, arr. by
Kenn Sisson; E flat alto, B flat ten.
and © melody saxophones with pf.
ace. © June 8, 1928; 2 c. and aff.
June 9; A 1080297; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. - 12337
Between you and me and the floor-
lamp; words and Al Dubin, music by
Harry Link; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
June 2, 1928; 2c. June 5; EH 693216;
Harms, ine., New York. 12338
Bid me God-speed, it does not mean
good-bye; words and music by A.
Marquis. © 1 ce. June 2, 1928: E
693175; Alexander Marquis, Roches-
ter, N. Y. 12339
Billie dreamer; by F. H. Lee; pf.
[Photostat] © 1c. May 31, 1928;
EK 694008; Frances Haas Lee, Des
Moines. 12340.
Billygoat’s (The) whiskers; by K.
Kotty; 1st. mandolin. 4to. © May
31, 1928; 2 c. June 11; BE 693322; K.
Kotty, Milwaukee. 12341
Bimba (La) allegra; polk, di G. Quft-
E
tulle. © 1 ey SMe wi aho2er
693116; Giuseppe Quortullo, New
York. 12342
Birds (The) ; words by Hilaire Belloc,
music by Arthur Fagge, of Great
Britain. © May 11, 1928; 1 c. June
7; E 692445; Boosey & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 12343.
Birmingham; words and melody by T.
Chism. © 1 ec. June’ 12, 1928; E
693368; R. S. Peer, New York.
12344
Biruté; dvieju veikmiy liaudies opera,
Zodzius parasé G. Zemkalnis, of
Lithuania, muzika M. Petrauskas.
4to. © 'Mar. 22; 1928; 2c. May 11;
D 27329; Mikas Petrauskas, Detroit.
12345
652
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1928
Bizet (Georges) L’arlésienne; tran-
scrit par William Cantrelle, of
France; violon et pf. 1°° et 2° suite
de concert. © Apr. 20, 1928; 1 ¢.
each May 23; E 692498, 692499;
Choudens, Paris. 12346, 12347
Black spider blues; words and melody
by S. Weaver. © 1 c« June 14,
1928; E 6938410; Sylvester Weaver,
New York. 12348
Blagkbird blues; words and melody by
Jack Doe. © 1c. June 14, 1928; E
693403; Artophone corp., St. Louis.
12349
Bless yo’ heart; quartette, words by
Elsie Juillerat, music by G. Vargas,
arr. by Paul Bliss; boys’ voices. 4to.
@) May, 61, 1928;,:2.e., June.2s E
693212; John Church co., Cincinnati.
12350
Blessed (The) damozel; by D. G. Ros-
Setti, set to music by Julius Har-
rison, of England; female voices.
to. © May 31, 1928; 1c. June 1; E
692341; Novello & co., ltd., London.
12351.
Blow, blow thou winter wind; words
by William Shakespeare, melody by
R. Prosser. © 1 c¢. June 15, 1928;
E 694423; Ruth Prosser, East
Orange, N. J. 12352
Blue eyes [and] Back to the heather;
fox trots, from Blue eyes, music by
Jerome Kern, arr. by Max Irwin, of
Great Britain; orch. © May 16,
1928 32 Gc, May 31; 690995; 'T. B.
Harms co., New York. 12353
Blue grass; words and melody by B. G.
DeSylva, Lew Brown and Ray Hen-
derson. © 1c. June 8, 1928: B
693303; DeSylva, Brown & Hender-
Son, inc., New York. 12354
Blue (The) guidon; march, by B. F.
Schultz; band. 4to. © June 6,
1928; 2 c. June 6; E 693254; Bernard
F. Schultz, Wausau, Wis. 12355
Blue Monday; lyrics by Alexander
Robinson, music by M. Parr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 9, 1928; E 694298; Marie Parr,
Chicago. 12356
Blue rose; words by C. E. Appleget,
music by Burrell Van Buren. ©
1 c. June 14, 1928; E 693422; Carl
Edward Appleget, Indianapolis.
12357
Blue Valley blues; words and melody
by Spencer Williams. © 1 c. June
14, 1928; E 693406; Triangle music
pub. co., ine., New York. 12358
. 12369
Bob Lee junior blues; words and
melody by Clayton & Shade. ©
1'e. June 1, 1928; BE 694014; Rk. S.
Peer, New York. 12359
Books (The) of the Bible; words and
music by J. F. Harrison; sop. ©
June 9, 1928; 2c. June 15; E 694409 ;
James Frederick Harrison, Berwyn,
bd 12360
Boosey & co.’s complete modern tutor
for the BB flat bass, treble clef; by
H. E. Adkins, of Great Britain. ©
May 15, 1928; 1 ec. June 7; E 692450;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 12361
Boosey’s brass & reed band journal;
arr. by Boosey & co., ltd., of Great
Britain; brass and reed band. Lon-
don, Boosey & co., ltd. 4to. Id
never be happy till I’d got you. [1
other] © May 8, 1928; 1¢. June 7;
BH 692439; Cavendish music co., Lon-
don. : 12362
Boosey’s song & tune sheets, no. 138;
music arr. by Sydney Herbert, of
Great Britain; orch. and band pts.,
pf. conductor and words. 4to. Grace.
[4 others] © May 7, 1928; 1c¢. June
7: E 692438; Boosey & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 12363
Boots; words by Rudyard Kipling,
music by J. P. McCall, of England.
© * May’ 31,"1928; ¥ ¢! June 5:"H
692378; Swan & co. (Music pub-
lishers) ltd., London. 12364
Bourrée sur des themes populaires ;
par Mario Versepuy, of France; pf.
©: Apr: 30;'1928; 1 c May 23; EB
692517; Heugel, Paris. 12365
Bow down Thine ear, O Lord; anthem,
words from Psalm 86, music by Gott-
fried H. Federlein; 4 mixed voices;
organ ace. 4to. © .May 25, 1928;
2c. June 4; E 694817; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 12366
Boys (The) of ’61; march song, words
and music by E. J. M-Seamans. ©
June 2, 1928; 2 c. June 1; E 693285;
Emma J. Moore-Seamans, Yorba
Linda, Calif. 12367
Brave (The) and the fair; from The
Silver swan, words by William S.
Brady, melody by H. Maurice Jac-
quet. © 1c. May 28, 1928; EB 694042:
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 12368
Breath (The) of a rose; words by
Langston Hughes, music by William
Grant Still; high or med. © May
25, 1928; 2 ¢. June, 4; E 694324;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 12369
693
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12370
Breathe on me; words and music by
H. D. Clarke. © June 12, 1928; 2 c.
June 15; H 694412; Harry D. Clarke,
Chicago. 12370
Breathe on me, breath of God; an-
them, words by Edwin Hatch, music
by H. Alexander Matthews, J. Se-
bastian Matthews and Edward Ship-
pen Barnes; mixed yoices. 4to. ©
May 24, 1928; 2c. May 28; E 690973 ;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
12371
Brentnall (George H.) Nocturne; by
G. H. Brentnall, of Australia; pf. ©
Apr: 2, 4928: 1c, June 62h 692394 ;
Allan & co., proprietary 1td., Mel-
bourne, Australia. 42372
Briny (The) blues; from Grand street
follies of 1928, words by Agnes Mor-
gan, music by Serge Walter; pf. and
ukulele acc.. © June 13, 1928 ; Pees
June 15; E 6944385; Harms, -inc.,
New York.
Brookiyn Sunday school union ninety-
ninth anniversary musical program;
words by Charlotte Irene Ford, Ma-
thilda Long and others, music by
Boughton Edwards, William Moore
and others. Svo. © Apr. 10, 1928;
2c. June 18; E 694448; Tullar-Mere-
dith co., New York. 12374
Brotherhood; words by John Green-
leaf Whittier, music by Bruno Huhn;
men’s voices. 4to. © May 31, 1928;
Ze, dune 6: Hr 693259 Arthur <P:
Schmidt co., Boston. 12375
Henry Hadley, arr. by
orch., with pf. conductor.
LO28c7 24G, (timer SB)
Edwin F. Kalmus, ine., New
12376
Buffoons ;. by
Otto Wick ;
© May 25,
693297 ;
York.
Bummin’ around; words and music by
Fred Fisher; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by May Singhi Breen. (Cover
title: — Bum-bum-bummin’ around)
©. June. 2.54928 +2 @. done 2,
694112; Bibo, Blcedcn & Lang, inc.,
New York. 12377
Buzzing mosquitos; by George J.
Trinkaus; orch., with pf. conductor.
© June 4, 1928; 2 -c. June 11; EB
694379 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
12378
By the bend of. the river; by Clara
Edwards, arr. by George J. Trink-
aus; orch. 4to. © May 17, 1928;
2c. May 31: E 694063; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 12379
12373.
pt. THis ws28
California—queen of the world; lyrics
by L. J. Clarkson, music by Joe De
Pucei ,and; BH... P..Schmidt) 3@ ae"c.
April 9, 1928; E 688168; Lillian J.
Clarkson, Portland, Or. 12380
Calinerie; de
France; pf.
Maurice Pesse, of
© May 20, 1928; 1 «¢.
June 12; E 692550; Alphonse Leduc
et cie., Paris. 12381
Call (A) for volunteers; a choral
march, words by Hdith Sanford*Til-
lotson, musie by J. Thurston Noé;
mixed voices. 4to. © July 2, 1927;
2c. June 18, 1928; E 694440; Tullar-
Meredith co., New York. 12382
Call (The) of love; by A. Walter
Kramer, arr. by Tom Clarke; orch.
with melody for voice and pf. con-
ductor. © June 8, 1928; 2 c. June
11; E 693314; John Church co., Cin-
cinnati. 12383
Call of the forest; words and music by
F. EK. Wilson; high voice. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. May 15,
1928; E 693159; Frances EH. Wilson,
San Dimas, Calif. 12384
Calling you; words by Elizabeth A.
Wilbur, music by Grace Adéle Free-
bey. 1. Med. low voice, in D flat.—2.
Med. high voice, in E flat. © June
19, 1928; 2 ec. June 18; EH 693459;
Walter A. Quincke, Los Angeles.
12385
Came the dawn; words by H. Kahn,
music by Mel Ribble; pf. arr. by
Bert Peters, with ukulele ace. ©
May 29, 1928; 2 c. May 31; E 694096;
Herman Kahn, Chicago. 12386
Camille; love waltz, words and music
by Jack O’Hagan, of Austral‘a. ©
Apr. 2, 1928; 1 «© June 6; E 692393 ;
Allan & co., proprietary ltd., Mel-
bourne, Australia. 12387
Canada (The) name; words by J. Boyd
Morrison, music by J. W. Morrison,
of Canada, arr. by J. Ge’ Hendrie.
Toronto, Canada, Whaley. Royce &
co., Itd. © June 5, 1928; 1 ¢. June
6: E 692369; J. W. Morrison, Toron-
to, Canada. 12388
Canal (Marguer'te) Trois chants; ex-
traits du Cantique des cantiques de
J. C. Mardrus, musique de M. Canal,
of France. 1. Mon épousée, ma
Soeur. 2": [2 others] © May 20,
1928: 1 ce. June 12; E 692542; Mar-
guerite Canal, Paris. 12389
654
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1928
12408
~
Cannconade; march two-step, by Harry
J. LinecIn; pf. © June 4, 1928; 2 c.
June 5; E 693142; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa. 12390
Can’t you see the sun a shinin’ thru;
words by O. M. Phillips, music by E.
Applegate. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. June 7, 1928; E 693270;
Orpha May Phillips, Toledo, O., and
Eddie Applegate, Neptune, N. J.
. 12391
Cant que (Le) des cantiques ; 5 chants
Bibliques, musique d’Alfred Rose, of
France, op. 28. [Hebrew and French
text] 1. Mon bien-aimé est semblable
au chevreuit ... [4 others]
Ess .0r 18
fr Web, 28,1928; 1 c.. Apr. ,27;, EB
692459: Editions du magasin musi-
eal, Pierre Schneider, Paris. 12392
Canzona della sposa (Serenade to the
pride) ; by Henry Gibson, of Eng-
land: orel., with pf. conductor. ©
Oeil 4. ,1927.;.1 c. Feb. 27, 1928;, Hi
685647 ; Edition Otto Kuhl, g. m. b. h.
Cologne, Germany. 12393
Capinera (La) (The wren); polka, di
Alberto Rizzi; ocarina. © 1c. June
8, 1928; E 687802; Apollo music co.,
Brookiyn. 12394
Caprice Tzigane; intermezzo Zinga-
resco, di Amleto Fiorini, of Italy, op.
98; piceola orch. © May 11, 1928;
1c. June 7; E 692404; A. & G. Ca-
risch & c, Milan. 12395
Captif (Le) et Les lutins; deux piéces
de F. Ronchini, of Italy ; violoncelle
avee aec. de pf. Editions Costallat.
©, Apr., 20, 1928: 1 « May 23; B
692528; Lucien de Lacour, Paris.
12396
Carmelita; words and music by Fred-
erick McManus; pf. and ukulele acc.
©) June 6, 19283) 2 .c...June,, 83 EH
694200; Forster music publisher, inc.,
Chicago. 12397
Carmen; words by Billy Rose, music
by Violinsky [pseud. of Solly Gins-
berg] © May 29, 1928; 2.c. May 31;
E 690997; DeSylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc., New York. 12398
Carnival; concert party album, werds
and music by Ernest Longstaffe. of
Great Britain. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © May 4, 1928; 1 «
June 7; E 692451; Reynolds & co., |
London. 12399
Cassie; fox trot ballad, words and mu-
sic by J. A. Pearson, arr. by Harry
L. Alford; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
May 22, 1928; 2 c. May 24; E 694086 ;
John Andrew Pearson, Tacoma.
12400
Catalinita; duo, words and music b;
Ed Tavo, of Mexico, domiciled at
Los Angeles. [Photostat] © June
9° 1928; 2 c. ‘June it; EH 694249;
Dionis'o Acosta, Los Angeles. 12401
Cat’s (The) retort (Olwen a’r gath) ;
English words from The Christian
commonwealth, Welsh words’ by
Llew Tegid, music by Caradog Rob-
erts, of Great Britain; 2 treble
voices. 4to. © June 4, 1928; 14
June 6; E 692395; Banks & gon,
York, England. 12402
Cave-man stuff; prehistoric operetta,
in, 2 acts, lyrics by Frederick H. Mar-
tens, music by Francesco B. De
Leone. 4to. © May 25, 1928; 2 ec.
June 4; D 27832; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 12403
Chaine de bourrées; recue'lli, noté et
harmonisé, avec adaption francaise
par J. Canteloube, of France; 4 voix
mixtes. 4to. © Apr. 20, 1928; 1¢
May 23; E 692506; Heugel, Paris.
12404
Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stéphanie)
St. John’s eve; 4pt. cho., words by
Armand Silvestre, English version
by N. H. Dole, music by C. Chamin-
ade, adapted for use by school cho-
ruses by Raiph L. Baldwin; women’s
voices. 4to. © May 25, 1928: 2 ce.
June 4; E 694318; G. Schirmer, ine.,
New York. [© adaptation] 12405
Chamisho osor bishvat (Palestine ar-
bor day); songs compiled by Harry
Coopersmith. [English and Hebrew
texts] 24mo:~ (© Jar. 5, 1928':" 2 ce.
and aff. June 18; A 1081302; Board
of Jewish education of Chicago, Chi-
cago. 12406
Chansen d’amour (Love song); mélo-
die, de Francesco Gabutti, of Italv:
orch. avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
Apr. 20, 1928; 1 e. May 23; E 692487;
Choudens, Paris. 12407
Chanson (La) du meunier; par Hed-
wige Chrétien, of France, op. 300;
pt., a 4 mains. Editions musicales
Buffet, Crampon et cie. © Apr. 20,
1927; 1 ec. May 17; E 692480; Evette,
Paris. 12408
609
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12409
Chanson napolitaine; d’André Grand-
jean, of France; violon solo et quin-
tette avee pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Apr.) 20, 1928s .4¢ ea Maye 2ag¢ BE
692535; Paul Decourcelle, Nice,
France. 12409
Chanscnette: by W. L. Twinning, of
England; violin and pf., with 2d
violin and violoncello, ad lib. ©
May 22, 1928; 1c. June 1; E 692338;
James Planta Hull, London. 12410
Chant Slavonique; by Paul du Val, of
Great Britain; pf., 4 hands. © May
24, 1928; 2 c« May 28; BH 690975;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
12411
Charmed land; words and music by
G. B. Gideon. ©1c. June 7, 1928;
EK 693265; Gail B. Gideon, Seattle.
12412
Chemins (Camins); de Manuel Blan-
eafort, of Spain; pf. 1. Chemin du
solitaire. [3 others]
1928; 1 c. May 23; E 692483; Hdi-
ticns Maurice Senart, Paris. 12413
words -and music by Maury:
Madison [pseud. of W. Renwick
Smith] © 1 e¢ June 9, 1928; E
693312; W. Renwick Smith, Paris.
12414
Child of my dreams; fox trot, words
and music by A. D. Hvans, of Can-
ada. i eerie Ambo 2s si B)
693345; Archie D. Evans, Cedoux,
Chico;
Sask., Canada. 12415
Childhood days; by W. Dennis. [Mel-
ody only] ©1e. June 6, 1928; E
694180; William Dennis, New York. .
12416
Childhood’s King; a service for Chil-
dren’s day, words by Edith Sanford
Tillotson, Charlotte Irene Ford and
others, music by I. H. Meredith,
Broughton Edwards and _ others.
8vo. © Apr. 10, 1928;°2 c. June 18;
EK 694439; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York. 12417
Children of the woods; waltz, by Eu-
gen Kindler, of Germany, arr. by
Charles Lund; pf. © 1 ¢. May 24,
1928; EK 693262; Elsa Kaehler, Chi-
cago. 12418
Children’s (The) song; words by Rud-
yard Kipling, music by Mrs. Gordon
Munro, of Great Britain; in BH flat.
London, Boosey & eco., ltd. 8vo.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
@vesuly! 2, 1027 tne July ia
676096; Mrs. Gordon Munro Lon-
don. 12419
©" Apr 20: :
pt. 11, n. s., v. 23
Children’s suite; by Hugo Riesenfeld,
arr. by Adolf Schmid; orch., with
pf. conductor. 1. Bobby plays horsy.
[3- others]. ©, .June 8) 1928 3..2; e.
June 14; E 6943884; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 12420
Chinesischen (Die) midchen; opera
buffa in 1 akt, von Pietro Metasta-
sio, musik nach Rinaldo da Capua,
bearb. mit rezitativen versehen u.
erganzt von Roderich y. Mojsiso-
vies, of Austria, klavierauszig mit
text von Ludwig Seitz, of Austria.
4to. © May 14, 1928; 1 ce. May 31;
E 692347; Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leip-
zig. 12421
Chociazem nie ladna; by S. Mermel;
pf. ©1c. Juve 7, 1928; E 693281;
International music pub. co., Chi-
cago. 12422
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Nocturne
in E flat; op. 9, no. 2, arr. by Ed-
ward S. Breck; organ. © May 24,
1928; 2 ec. May 381; E 694054; G.
Schirmer, inec., New York. 12423
Choral (The) repertoire for young
ladies; collection of choruses, arr.,
selected and compiled by Laura
Bryant and),Paul Bliss) 4io., ©
June 13; 1928.2 ¢. June. 157
694415; Boston music co., Boston.
12424
Chorus (The) girl blues; words and
melody by M. Sunshine. © 1 e.
June 8, 1928; E 693339; Marion Sun-
shine, New York. 12425
Chorus of seraphim, from Paradise
lost; 8 pt. cho., English version by
Th. Baker, music by Théodore Du-
bois, adapted by Ralph L. Baldwin;
women’s voices, with sop. solo. 4to.
© May 24, 1928; 2c. May 31; E
694057 ; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
12426
Christ is coming back again; words
by Ina Pearle Whaley, music by H.
Hammontree. © Mar. 1, 1928; 2 ¢.
June 4; H 693124; Homer Hammon-
tree, Chicago. 12427
Christmas dawn—the wondrous story ;
two-pt. song, from the cantata The
wondrous story, text by Raymond
Earl Bellaire, music by Richard
Kountz; treble voices. 4to. © May
26, 1928; 2 ce. May 81; E 694078; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 12428
Ciao, bel faccin . . . (La piscinina) ;
parole di A. R. Borella, musica di
C. Lombardo, of Italy. Milan, Casa
editrice musicale Carlo Lombardo.
696
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1928
hy Apr. 1.1928 34) .¢, MayeT >| EB
692412; Carlo Lombardo, Milan.
12429
Cling to the hand of Jesus; words
and music by Nell E. Mays. ©
Dec. 30, 1927; 2 c June 4, 1928;
E 694103; Nellie Mays, Washington.
12430
Close to my heart; melody by J. L.
Hisemann. © 1c. June 9, 1928; EH
693304; Josephine L. Hisemann, Far
Rockaway, L. I1., N. Y. 12431
Cloud shadows; words by Katherine
Pyle, music by William G. Ham-
mond, arr. by Paul Bliss; sop., alto
and bass. 4to. © May 28, 1928;
2 c. May 31; E 690985; John Church
co., Cincinnati. 124382
Cloud ship; words by Blanche Hazel
Gillaspie, music by L. Lusich. ©
1 e. June 8, 1928; E 693387; Louis
Lusich, Los Angeles. 12433
Coaxing the ivories; by R. Marine; pf.
©, June 4, 1928: 2 c. June 9; E
694227; Robert Marine, New York.
12434
Cocacola (A) with a straw; words by
M. Nail, musie by Luther A. Clark.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 7, 1928; E 698271; Marshall
Nail, Carpenter, Miss. 12435
Coccinelles; petit air de ballet, par
Eug. Guillaume, of Belgium; pf. ©
Morte dees; 1 vex. Apr: 275" B
689669; Edition Belgo-Canadienne,
Montreal, Canada. 12436
Cock-Robin & co.: fantasia, by Gordon
E. Stutely, of England, op. 25; mili-
tary band, with conductor. © May
22, 1928; 1 c« June 5; E 692389;
Hawkes & son (London), ltd., Lon-
don. 124387
Cock Robin and Jenny Wren; dance
from the Mother Goose ballet, by
Elsie Whitecmb; pf. © June 7,
1928; 2c. June 11; E 693328; Clay-
ton F. Summy co., Chicago. 12438
Come, come; words by Charles Tobias
and Harry Tobias. music by AIL.
Sherman. © June 12, 1928: 2 «¢.
June 13; E 694343; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. 12439
Come, my beautiful girl; words and
melody by H. Shamlian. [Armenian
; 12451
text] © 1 ¢« Aug. 24, 1927; E
673295; Hovsep Shamlian, Union
Gity, ZN... 5% 12440
Come Zaza; versi di E. Frati, musica
di Alfredo Cuscina, of Italy. Milan,
Casa editrice musicale Carlo Lom-
bardo. © Apr. 1, 1928; 1 ec. May 7;
EK 692411; Carlo Lombardo, Milan.
12441
Community (The) uke book; 120 songs,
with melody line, words and ukulele
ace., compiled by Ernest Newton,
ukulele arr. by Lew Stern. 4to. ©
dune S, hoes A Gxt dane, 12.20
692470; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd.,
London. 12442
Concerto in B flat; by Josef Holbrooke,
of Great Britain, op. 88; saxophone,
or bassoon and pf. © May 21, 1928;
1c. June 7; E 692449; Boosey & co.,
Itd., London. 12443
Conte de fées; par A. Périlhou, of
Franee;. pt... © Apr. 20, 1928: 1-~c.
May 23; E 692516; Heugel, Paris.
12444
Coral sea; by Jeanne Gravelle; pf. ©
May 25, 1928; 2c. June 5; E 693139;
Jack Mills, ine., New York. 12445
Corazon de juventud; vals, por M.
Pacan / pk’ °© Jan. 3b 1928-4 2re.
May 31; EH 694006; Manrique Pagan,
Santurce, Porto Rico. 12446
Cortége; par Philippe Gaubert, of
France; violoncelle et pf. © Apr.
20, 1928; 1 c. May 23; E 692515;
Heugel, Paris. 12447
Cossack cradle-song; 4-pt. song, by
Samuel Richards Gaines, adapted for
use by school choruses by Ralph L.
Baldwin; women’s voices. 4to. ©
May 25, 1928; 2 -e: “June 4: -
694320; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
12448
County (The) fair; words and music
by Mathilde Bilbro; pf. © June 4,
1998" 3 e)° June’ 117) Wy 694375.- <G:
Schirmer, ine., New York. 12449
Cranes at sunset; Chinese love theme,
by Theodore Hahn, jr. and Carl
Hahn; orch., with pf. or organ con-
ductor. © June 11, 1928; 2 ¢. June
14; E 694890°; John Church co.,
Cineinnati. 12450
Crazy ; words and music by Art Boyd;
pf. and ukulele acc. © May 831,
1928: 2 ¢. June 8; BE 694226; John
Charles Brinegar, Council Bluffs. Ia.
12451
607
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12452
Crossing the bar; sacred solo, words
by Alfred Tennyson, music by D. L.
Stivers; low or med. voice. © June
16, 1928; 2 c. June 18; E 694456;
Davison Lorraine Stivers, Corona,
Calif. 12452)
Crucifixion (The) ; negro spiritual, arr.
by Franke Harling; male voices.
4to. © May 26, 1928; 2 c. May 28;
E. 690979 ;
New York.
G. Ricordi inc.,
12453
& G¢O.,
Cry baby; words and melody by Leo
Pevsner and Bob Mller. Here:
May 8, 1928; E 690441; Miller-
Pevsner co., Memphis, Tenn. 12454
Cuckoo (The) ; by A. Louis Scarmolin ;
pf. © May 24, 1928; 2c May 31;
E 694068; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 12455
Curfew (The); 4-pt. song, words by
Thomas Gray, music by C. L. Wil-
liams, of Hngland;
Lendon, Novello & co., ltd. 4to.
(Covertitle: The curfew tolls the
knell of parting day) © June 14,
1928; 1 ¢ June 15; E 692571; C. Lee
Williams, Gloucester, Hngland.
12456
Cutting capers; intermezzo caracteris-
tigue. by Bertram Srawley, scored
by Geo. H. Sanders, both of Great
Britain; pf. © May 26, 1928; 2 c.
June 1; E 693086; Sanders-Weiss,
ine., New York. 12457
Cynthia; by’ Maurice Gaubert, op. 12;
pf. © June 15, 1928; 2.6 June 18;
E 694468; B. F. Wood music Co.,
Boston. 12458
Czerny; in new form, by John Mok-
rejs; pf. bk. 2. ©. June 15, 1928;
2 ‘ec. and paff.,, June d3; An dOSI 30s ;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
12459
Daddy and me; fox trot, words and
melody by E. B. Schiller and A. Den.
© 1 c¢. May 31, 1928; EH 694018; HB.
Baron Schiller and Alberta Den,
San Mrancisco. 12460:
Dad’s blues; words and melody by S.
Weaver. © 1c. June 14, 1928; E
693411; Sylvester Weaver, New
York. 12461
Daisies (The) ; two-part song, words
anon., music by Walter Hately, arr.
by H. A. Chambers, of England.
4to. © May 10, 1928; 2 c. May 11;
EK 689972; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 12462
6
mixed , voices. .
-
oO
pt. nese we 25
Dalcroze (KE. Jaques) 6 chansons pour
Yvette, dans le style populaire, par
E. J.-Dalcroze, of France. 1. Jolie.
[5 others] © Apr. 20, 1928; 1 e.
May 23; E 692521; Heugel, Paris.
12463
Daihart (Vernon) and Carson Robi-
son’s album of songs; compiled by
Carson J. Robison, Cleburne C.
Meeks, Maggie Andrews, Mrs. W. J.
Beauchamp and Carlos B. McAfee;
pf. and ukulele acc. © May 10,
1928; 2° ¢. fand ait domes A.
1081186; EF. B. Haviland pub. co.,
New York. 12464
Dame (La) au domino; opérette en 3
actes, d’Henri Hirchmann, fantaisie
arr. par Raoul Morane, of France.
1. Violon: et pi—2) Pee t@ expr )20,
1928; 1 c. each May 28; H 692490,
692491; Choudens, Paris.
12465, 12466
Dance caprice; by A. Grafstein; violin
and: pf. © Les Juneme 292851
693276; Aaron Grafstein, Brooklyn.
. 12467
Dance (The) of spring; by S. Weller.
New York, N. Y., Well music co.
June 7, 1928; 2 ¢. June 15; H 6944338 ;
Samuel Weller, Brooklyn. 12468
Dance of the china dolis; by L. Wick-
dahl’. pf. ©) ee, tame Ty
693273; Lillian Wickdahl, Bellevue,
Wash. 12469
Dancing delegation; by Harry Cahill;
melody, with pf. ace. © June 25,
1927; 2 c. July 28; E 672478; Edi-
tions L. Maillochon, Paris. 12470
Dangerous (The) age; from The sil-
ver swan, words by William S.
Brady, melody by H. Maurice Jac-
quet: © ° A) clave 2eeste2s 7.
694037; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
12471
Dans Vherbe folle; piéce trés facile de
Maurice Pesse, of France; pf. ©
May. 20,: 192834) Geedunewk2 7H
692548; Alphonse Leduc et cGie.,
Paris. 12472
Danse odalisque; from Oriental ballet,
by Hugo Riesenfeld, arr. by Otto
Wick; orech., with pf. conductor. ©
May 25, 1928; 2 c. June 9; Hi 693299 ;
Edwin F. Kalmus, ine., New York.
: 12473
Darkie’s (A) paradise of love; words
and music by P. MeMains. © 1 e«.
June 4, 1928; EH 693196; Paul Mc-
Mains, New York. 12474
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1928
Dawn; trio, words by Valeria R. Leh-
man, music by I. H. Meredith; wom-
en’s voices. 4to. © Oct. 31, 1927;
2c. June 18, 1928; E 694442; Tullar-
Meredith co., New York. 12475
Dear absent mother of mine; words
and melody by B. Holt. ©1c. June
15, 1928; E 694494; Bertha Holt,
Philadelphia. 12476
Dearie come home; words.and music
by H. F. Meyer, arr. by Hermsen-
Suppiger. © May 2, 1928; 2 c. June
2; E 694100; Harry Fred Meyer, St.
Louis. 12477
Dearie let’s go; words by V. B. Vondy,
music by G. Vondy. ©1e. June 7,
1928; E. 693284; Vernon B. Vondy
and Gladys Vondy, Brush, Col.
12478
Death of Robin Hood; poem by An-
drew Craig, music by Eva Pain, of
Great Britain; med. voice; in D flat.
Ome 4 1928 - 1. Cd une, 14> H
692555; Hawkes & son (London),
lid., London. 12479
Deep (The) depression blues; Yale
blues, words and musie by Roger H.
Eckersley, of England; pf. acc. with
ukulele arr. by Charles Hanley; in
G. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © May 30, 1928; 1 c¢. June
11; EH 692474; Campbell, Connelly &
eo., London. 12480
Desert Rose; fox trot, words and mu-
sic by BH. LeSieur. “© 1c June 1,
1928; E 694130; Eugene LeSieur,
Sanford, Me. 12481
Desert sunshine; words by P. Jones,
music by Edward L. Whitney. ©
nner. 19265 2° e. June" 197" EH
683458; Pearl Jones, Tucson, Ariz.
12482
Despairing (The) lover; 4-pt. song,
words by William Walsh, music by
C. L. Williams; mixed voices. Lon-
don, Novello & co., ltd. 4to. © June
14, 1928; 1 c. June 15; E 692569; C.
Lee Williams, Gloucester, England.
12483
Dicu soit beni; paroles et musique de
R. C. Lariviere, of Canada; 2 voix
égales. 4to. © Apr. 24, 1928; 1 ¢.
Apr. 23; E 689558; A. J. Boucher,
enrg., Montreal, Canada. 12484
Diga diga doo; from Blackbirds of
i928, words by Dorothy Fields, mu-
sic -by Jimmy McHugh; pf. age:,
with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua.
(Cover title :—Digga digga doo) ©
497—28
A 12495
June 9, 1928; 2 e. June 14; EH
693374; Jack Mills, inc., New York.
12485
Ding dong, ding dong, all aboard; fox
trot, words by J. Grestick, music
by Robt. H. Brennen. New York
City, Frank Harding. © May 18,
1928; 2 « May 24; E 693230; Jos-
eph Grestick, New Britain, Conn.
12486
Directions for playing the auto banjo;
arr. by John H. Large. obl. 16mo.
© May 1, 1928; 2 « and aff. June
13: A 1080367; International musi-
cal corp., Hoboken, N. J. 12487
Dirty dig; words and music by Harry
Cahill. © June 25,.1927; 2. ¢. July.
‘28; E 672469; Editions L. Maillo-
chon, Paris. 12488
Dispatch (The)
Wells; pf. Orange, N. J., Orange,
N. J. Rotary club. © June 8, 1928;
rider; march, by C.
2c June 18; E 694489; Clarence
Wells, Orange, N. J. 12489
Divertissement; incantation choré-
graphique devant l’autel de la muse,
de Dimitry Lévidis, of France, op.
25; dixtuor, eolien, d’orch. et cor
anglais.” “Partition. ’' ©” Mar. - 30,
O25) 1 en ayy Zar PeiGog2bone~ Gn.
Hayet, Paris. 12490
Dixie; from Blackbirds of 1928, words
by Dorothy Fields, music by Jimmy
McHugh; pf..ace., with ukulele arr.
by M. Kalua. © May 25, 1928; 2 ¢.
June 5; EH 693121; Jack Mills, ine,
New York. 12491
Do I do wrong; from Blue eyes, words
by Graham John, music by Jerome
Kern. London, Chappell & co., Itd.
© May 29, 1928; 2 c. June 73; E
693237; T. B. Harms co:., New York.
12492
Do you; valse, by Billy Mayerl, arr.
by M. Williams, of Great Britain;
orch. with pf. conductor and words.
4to. © May 10, 1928; 1 «& June 7;
HE} 692437; Cavendish music co., ltd.,
London. 12493
Do you; valse, words by Frank Eyton,
music by Billy Mayerl, of Great
Britain; pf. ace, with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Keech. ©
May 4, 1928; 1c. June 7; E 692444;
Cavendish musie ¢o., London. 12494
Do you believe in Santa Claus; words
and music by J. A. Jalo; pf. and
ukulele ace. © May 29, 1928; 2c.
May 31; BE 694095; John A. Jalo,
Fitchburg, Mass. 12495
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12496
pt. 1, BUS§ yi 238
Doin’ the new low down; from Black-
birds of 1928, words by Dorothy
Fields, music by Jimmie McHugh;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by M.
Kalua. ©, June; 2,..1928; 2c. Sune
9; E 693290; Jack Mills, inc., New
York. 12496
Doin’ things; by Joe Venuti and Eddie
Lang; pf. © May 28, 1928; 2 «.
May 29; E 694005; Robbins music
corp., New York. 12497
Doing the best we can; words by
Laverne Grey, music. by Evangeline
Lillenas. © June 1, 1928; 2 c. June
9; E 694239; Lillenas pub. co.,
Indianapolis. 12498
Dolly dimples; by Louis Alter, tran-
scription by Rudy Wiedoeft; E flat
alto saxophone with pf. © May 31,
1928; 2 c« June 1; E 693084; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 12499
Dolores del Rio; vals, by. Ricardo
Valles A., of Mexico, domiciled at
Chicago: pf: © 1c. June 4, : 1928:
E 693197 ; Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago.
12500
Donato (Vincenzo Di) Pastorale; di
V. Di Donato, of Italy; oboe e pf.
Rome, Edizione Fratelli de Santis.
©yk eb." 15," 1928 2 "Tee May ace
692417; Vineenzo Di Donato, Rome.
12501 .
Donna; fox trot, words and music by
A. H. Dietze; with harmonized cho.
New York, Frank Harding. © June
11,1928; 2 « June 13;. BH 694338 ;
August H. Dietze, Lincoln, Neb.
12502
Don’t ery baby; words by Gus Kahn,
music by Ted Fiorito. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 14, 1928;
E 694420; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
12503
Don’t wake me up, I am dreaming;
words and music by Mark Beam. ©
June, .4, 19283) (2 se June 133 /
694341; Frank Harding, New York.
12504
Don’t you hear those lions roar; words
by Joseph W. Thurston, music by
Robert Kellogg, arr. by Walter
Goodell. 4to. 1. Male quartette.—
2. Band. © Apr. 15, 1928; 2 c. each
June 5; E 694152, 694153; Lions
international, Chicago. 12505, 12506
Doors; words and music by, M. H.
Manne. ©. 1:c. June i, 1928: /E
693099; Max H. Manne, New York.
12507
Douce flanerie; piéce trés facile, de
Maurice Pesse, of France; pf. ©
May 20, 1928; .1°¢ Junem2 iH
692549; Alphonse Leduc et cie.,
Paris. 12508
Down along the levee; words and mu-
sic by F. F. Acree. [Blue-print]
© 1c June 2, 1928; E 693109;
Frederick Ferdinand Acree, Mem-
phis, Tenn. 12509
Down by the Congo; words by Irving
Mills, music by Adrian Rollini; pf.
ace. with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua.
© May 29, 1928; 2 «. June 7; EB
693241; Jack Mills,-inc., New York.
12510
Down in dear old Tennessee; words
and music by EH. P. Van Hercke.
©1c. June 7, 1928; E 693266; Ethyl
Pine Van Hercke, Boicourt, Kan.
$2511
Down in nod-a-way; 4-part song, by
Jessie L. Gaynor, arr. by Glenn H.
Woods; boys’ voices. 4to. © May
28, -1928; 2 c. May 31; E 690989;
John Church co., Cincinnati. 12512
Down where the sun goes down; words
and music by Isham Jones and Verne
Buck. [Words and melody only]
©1c. June 13, 1928; E 694417; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 12513
Dream girl: words and melody by
W. L. McGowan. © 1 ¢ June 9,
1928; E 694292; William L. McGow-
an, San Francisco. 12514
Dream hours; by Harold Newstead, op.
63, no. 2; pf., left hand alone. ©
June. 15,; 1928: -2 erpeS Ge tS. ns
694472; B. F. Wood music ©Co.,
Boston: 12515
Dream (The) of love; duo, by J. Bie-
litsky, op. 1, no. 1: one violin. Chi-
cago, East gate publisher. © May
22, 1928; 2 c. May 24; E 694082;
Joseph Bielitsky, Chicago. 12516
Dream (A) of you; words and music
by T. Bohrey. © June 5, 1928; 2 c.
June 8; FE 694313; Thomas Bohrey,
Elkhart, Ind. HeLa We
Dreaming; words by K. M. McGregor,
music by Harry Jay [pseud. of Harry
J. Lincoln] © June 16, 1928; 2 «.
June 18; E 694461; Kitty May Mec-
Gregor, Anaconda, Mont. 12518
Dreams for sale; fox trot, words by
J. Ranauld, music by Ray Hibbeler.
© 1c. May 26, 1928; HB 694305;
Jeanne Ranauld, Chicago. 12519
660
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1928
Dreamy eyes; words and music by
D. E. Esters. [Words and melody
only] ©i1c. June 6, 1928; E 694182;
Daniel Edward Esters, Brooklyn.
» 12520
Drink to me only with thine eyes;
words by Ben Jonson, music arr.
by Paul Bliss: sop., alto and bass.
4to. © May 25, 1928; 2 c. May 28;
E 690982; John Church co., Cincin-
nati. 12521
Du bist als kind zu heiss gebadet
worden; onestep, worte von Fried-
rich Schwarz und Hans Pflanzer,
musik yon Hdward May, of Ger-
many. © May 15, 1928; 1 c. June
2; E 692425; Musikverlag City, Leip-
zig. 12522
Dukruzelé; vienam balsui, ZodZiai K.
Binkio, musika Petras V. Sarpaliaus:;
su pritarimu fortepijono. © May
15, 1928; 2 c. May 28; E 698450;
Xavier Strumskis, Brooklyn. 12523
Dusky stevedore; words by Andy Ra-
zat, music by J. C. Johnson. © June
4, 1928; 2 ec. June 4: E 694107;
Triangle music pub. co., inc., New
York. 12524
Duszka-maszka; polka, melody by A.
Schwartz. © 1c. June 4, 1928; E
693168; Abe Schwartz, New York.
12525
Ecstasy ; theme 1—3, by J. H. Sedlon.
1 e@. June 9, 1928: E 694266;
Josef Harry Sedlon, Cleveland.
12526
Eiteman (Wilford J.) Twelve melodic
tunes for pianoforte beginners. ©
June 8, 1928; 2c. June 9; aff. June
11; A 1080318; Wilford J. Eiteman,
Rock Island, II. 12527
El Mina shrine temple; march, by
Felix Stella, arr. by Harry J. Lin-
cola: pf. © June 16, 1928; 2 e.
June 18; E 694457: El Mina shrine
band of Galveston, Texas, Galveston,
Tex. 12528
El Watson’s fox chase; melody by
Cooksey & Watson. © 1c. June 8,
1928; E 694210; R. S. Peer, New
York. 12529
Elfin dance; by Hugo Felix, of Austria,
domiciled at Portchester, N. Y.; pf.
© June 4, 1928; 2 c« June 11; E
694381; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
12530
Elsie ; words and music by M. F. Thau.
[Photostat] © 1 ec. June 2, 1928;
E 693181; Max F. Thau, Los Angeles.
12531
12542
Ps
Emotions; by W. W. Lowitz, arr. by
Leo. A. Kempinski; orch. with pf.
cr organ ace. © June 5, 1928; 2 ¢.
June 6; E 694155; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
12532
Enchantment; 3 pt. cho., words by
Dorothy Anderson, music by Edward
Shippen Barnes; women’s voices.
4to. © May 24, 1928; 2 c. May 31;
E 694061; G. Schirmer, ine.. New
York. 12533
Encore Picrrot; poésie d’Edmond
Teulet, musique d’Ernest Weiller, of
France. © May 20, 1928; 1 ec. June
12; E 692541; C. Joubert, Paris.
12534
Ensemble fun; by Betsy Howland; 2
pt. 4 hands, iO; June 1d, 1928: 2re.
ane. 132°") * 693378, : ClaytonarvE.
Summy co., Chicago. 12535
Ensemble number; from The silver
swan, words by William §S. Brady,
music by H. Maurice Jacquet.
1c. May 28, 1928; E 694045; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 12536
Entirely thine; words by H. St. D’Au-
berville, music by O. B. Kaiser, of
Australia. New York, Frank Hard-
ing. © June 11, 1928; 2 c. June 13:
E 694342; Henri St. D’Auberville
New York. 12537
*Er upstairs;-words by Wish Wynne,
music by Bernard Kitchen, of Great
Britain; in G. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations} © May 4. 1928;
1 c. June 7; E 692446; Reynolds &
co., London. 12538
Ere the old wishing well runs dry;
waltz ballad, words and music by
A. Witt; pf. ©.1c. June 9, 1928;
E 694289; Annette Witt, San Fran-
cisco. 12539
Esli polku zachotite; melody by A.
Schwartz. © ' 1 ¢. June 4, 1928;
E 693174; Abe Schwartz, New York.
12540
Esmeralda; words by Jim Parker, mu-
sic by Richard Herbert. © June 2,
1928; 2 c. June 9; E 698292; Jack
Mills, inc., New York. 12541
Hspiéeglerie; piece de moyenne force,
de Maurice Pesse, of France; pf.
© May 20, 1928; 1 c. June 12; EB
692546; Alphonse Leduc et Gie..
Paris. 12542
661
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12543
pt. 111, nN. s., v. 23
Esquisses de jazz; 6 stiicke ftir die
obere mittelstufe von Erwin Schul-
hoff, of Czechoslovakia; klavier.
Rag. [5 others] © May 12, 1928;
1 ec. June 12; E 692476; Universal
edition actiengesellschaft, Vienna.
12543
Ethiopia shall remember you; deserip-
tive ballad, words by J. B. Crosby,
music by Thos. A. Dorsey. © June
12, 1928; 2c: June 14; Hi’ 694399 ;
Joseph B. Crosby, Chicago. 12544
Evening (An) song; words by S. Bar-
ing-Gould, music by L. D. Fischer.
©: 1.¢ May, 31, 1928;- 694151 ;
Louise D. Fischer, San Antonio.
12545
Eventide; waltz, by Walter Rolfe, op.
212:)'no! 3} pi ‘© Mune 15; 1928372 «.
June 18; E 694479; B. F. Wood mu-
sic ¢o., Boston. 12546
Eyer since you came; words and melo-
dy by B. Miller.
E 690440; Bob Miller,
Tenn. ‘
Memphis,
12547
Everybody is flying today; words and
melody by I. Bleiweiss. © 1c. May
31, 1928; EH 694029; Israel Bleiweiss,
Philadelphia. 12548
Exercices quotidiens pour la force et
lVagilité des doigts; par André Hek-
king, of France; violoncelle. Paris,
H. Hérelle & cie. © Apr. 20, 1927;
1 ec. May 17; E 692481; Gabrielle
Hekking, Claude Vatelot et Charlies
Vatelot, Cilliéres sur Avre, France.
12549
Exercises for change of positions for
violin; by Gaylord Yost. © June 6.
1928; 2 « June 4; E 6938117; Volk-
wein bros., Pittsburgh. 12550
Explaining; words by Andy Razaf, mu-
«Sic by J. C...Johnson. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 11, 1928;
E 6938334; J. C. Johnson, New York.
12551
Exquisita; by Maurice Besley, of
Great Britain; violin and pf., with
violoncello ad lib. © May 11, 1928:
1c. June 7; E 692442; Boosey &« co.,
ltd., London. 12552
Eyes; words and music by Marlin
Grace. [Photostat] © 1 «¢ May 31,
1928 ; E 693098 ; Grace F. Black, New
York. } 12553
Facimmo accussi’; canzonetta Napole-
tana, vel'si di Pasquale Buongiovan-
ni, musica di Michele Sottile.
[Words and melody only] \~© 1 «.
©. 1:¢, May 81928 ;.
June 12, 1928; E 693357; Verdi &
Rossini music house, New York.
12554
Fair daffodils; by R. Herrick, music
by T. W. Hanforth, of Great Britain ;
sop. 1, and 2. 4to. © May 28, 1928;
1 e¢e. June 21; E 692343; Banks &
son, York, England. 12555
Fairest Lord Jesus: hymn-anthem,
words by Richard S. Willis, music
by George Henry Day; sop. solo,
with cho. of mixed voices and organ
ace. 4to.. © May -21, 1928; 2c.
June 4; E 693223; White-Smith mu-
sic pub. co., Boston. 12556
Fantasia on seventeenth century mu-
sic; by George Miller, of England;
military band with conductor. ©
May 22, 1928; 1 c. June 5; H'G92388 ;
Hawkes & son (London), ltd., Lon-
don. 12557
Far out on the sea of life; words and
music by S. G. Rusk. [Photostat]
1’ c, June "9;"1928 > Hoos ;
Stephen G. Rusk, Cleveland. 12558
Farewell Phi lambda chi; words and
music by V. R. Bailey. Dayton. O.,
Phi lambda chi fraternity. © June
9. 1928; 2 c. June 9; H 694256; Vir-
gil R. Bailey, Dayton, O. 12559
Feneraki,-Windy hill [and] The grey
dragoon; by -J. B. Lockton, F. G.
Lewis and EH. Vincent-Barwood, all
of Great Britain; full military band.
(In Boosey’s military journal, 155th
series, no. 2) © May 7, 1928; 1 ce.
June 7; E 692452; Boosey & co., ltd.,
London. 12560
Fiddler’s (The) playbox: 8 first pieces,
by Evan Marsden, of England; violin
with pf. ace.’ bk. 1)°"© May 26;
1978: 1 @ May 28; H 6823858; *Jc-
seph Henry Larway, London. 12561
Figaro: words by Sidney D. Mitchell,
music by Otto Motzan. © May 31,
=
1928; 2 c. June 1; EH 694114; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 12562
Fighting Bob; words by L. Duques-
poy, melodic completion by Casper
Nathan. ‘(©-1 ¢ Sure 2, 1928:
694131; Louis Duquesnoy, Danviile,
Ill. 12563
Fighting the flames; agitato, by Josef
Pasternack; orch., with pf. or organ
conductor. © June 7%, 1928; 2 e.
June 8; HE 6938295; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
12564
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662
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1928
12587
~
Film type; by Rog. Huguet et H. Ver-
dun, both of France; pf. [Photo-
stat] © Jan. 21, 1928; 1c. Mar. 9;
BE 692456; Francis Salabert, Paris.
12565
Filutka; polka, melody by E. Mika
ang T. Zadroga. © 1 c June 8,
1928; E 694213; Edward Mika and
Tadeusz Zadroga, Philadelphia.
12566
Finale no. 1; from The silver swan,
words by William S. Brady, melody
by’ H. Maurice Jacquet. © 1 «©.
May 28, 1928; E 694038; Leo Feist,
inec., New York. 12567
Finale, no. 2; from The silver swan,
words by William S. Brady, melody
' by H. Maurice Jacquet. © 1c. May
28, 1928; E 694039; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 12568
Fior dell’ equatore; tango, versi di
A. L. Fiorita e C. Carbone, musica
di C. Lombardo e Virgilio Ranzato,
both of Italy. Milan, Casa editrice
musicale Carlo Lombardo. © Apr.
1, 1928; 1 ec. May 7; E 692408; Carlo
Lombardo, Milan. 12569
Flat foot Sue; words and melody by
F. Knapp. © 1 ¢ June 4, 1928;
E 693385; Floyd Knapp, Luther,
Mich. 12570
Fleurs des bois; par René Rabey, of
France. pr. (©) Apr. 20; 1928: it ec.
May 23; E 692508; Heugel, Paris.
ileal
Flirtatious (The) rooster; humorous
sketch, by George J. Trinkaus; orch.
with pf. conductor. © May 25,
1928; 2 ec. June 4; E 694328; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 12572
Flood and thunder blues; words and
music by J. C. Johnson. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 11,
1928; E 693338; J. C. Johnson, New
York. 12508
Flora I a-dor-a you; by Fred Markush,
arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus: voeal orch.
4to.. © May 31, 1928; 2.¢. June 2;
E 694072; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 12574
Fltite (La) verte; poéme de Louis
Codet, musique de Louis Beydts, of
France. 1. Chant et pf. avec fitite,
ad lib—2. Chant et pf. avec flfite
ou violon. © Feb. 2, 1928; 1 ¢. each
Mar. 23; E 692373, 692374; Editions
du magasin musical, Pierre Schnei-
der.’ Paris.
12575, 12576 |
Fly high—fly low; fox trot, words by
Al Walker [i. e. A. F...Walker],
music by Knighteourt [pseud. of N.
L. Ridderhof] [Photostat] © May
8,, 1928 3. 2 -c», May, 46; Hy 693235 ;
Alfred F. Walker, Los Angeles.
12577
Folk song sonata in C; by Rupert
Erlebach, of Great Britain, op. 7:
violoncello and pf. © Apr. 27, 1928;
1c May 7; E 692462; Jean Mi-
chaud, London. 12578
Yolk .songs; music compiled and arr.
with. original texts by Flora Mc-
Conaughy and Alice Reynolds Fis-
cher. [Words and melody only] ©
Aug 255 1927 5;2°e:.and aff! May ‘17,
1928; A 1080120; Bryant music co.,
New. York. 12579
For old times’ sake; words and music
by B. G. DeSylva, Lew Brown and
Ray Henderson. © May 3, 1928;
2c. June 13;'E 693380; DeSylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
12580
For such as we; words and music by
K. L. H. Shell. © May 29, 1928;
2c. May 31; E 694093; Katie Lee
Hattox Shell, Wichita. 12581
Forgetting you; words and music by
B. G. DeSyiva, Lew Brown and Ray
Henderson. © May. 3, 1928; 2 ce.
June 13; H 693381; DeSylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc., New York. 12582
Fox-trot; melody by D. J. Vécsei, op.
39. © 1,¢; June 1, 1928; E 693112;
Desider Josef Vécsei, New York.
12583
Fragola ; black-bottom, di Vittorio Mas-
cheroni, of Italy; piccola orch. 4to.
© May 18, 1928; 1 c@ June 7; EB
692400; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
12584
Fragola; versi di Luciano Ramo, mu-
Sica di Vittorio Mascheroni, of
aly? pt. \© May “£8! 1923) ie:
June 7; E 692402; A. & G. Carisch
& ¢., Milan. 12585
Franchette; novelette, by Rose Petit
Jean, arr. by Hans Spialek; orch.
Ato. © May 23, 1928; 2 c. May 25;
E 693214; Harms, inc., New York.
12586
Frisco (The) squabble; melody by
Steve Kretzmer. © 1c. June 18,
1928; E 693467; Spier and Coslow,
inec., New York. 12587
663
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12588
Fuite et mort de Néron; poéme sym-
phonique, par Ed. lLavagne, of
France op. 48; orch., avec pf. con-
ducteur. © Apr. 20, 1928; 1 e: May
23; E 692534; Editions musicales
Sam Fox, Paris. 12588
Full of tricks; by R. Marine; pf. ©
June 1, 1928; 2 c. June 9; E 694228;
Robert Marine, New York. 12589
Funebris; by Pierre Latour, of Eng-
land; orch., with pf. conductor. ©
Oct. 49 19270" te. Reb. 26 1928 2"
685646 ; Edition Otto Kuhl, g. m. b.
h., Cologne, Germany. 12590:
G rag; melody by Bud Landress. ©
Iyveisune 12,1928 -: GSssTOwR: Ss.
Peer, New York. 12591
Gai laboureur; par René Rabey, of
France; pf. © Apr. 20, 1928; 1 e.
May 28; E 692511; Heugel, Paris.
12592
Gallant (The) commander; words by’
John Lee Higgins, music by S. C.
Goles: pf © June 12, 1923)" ec.
June 18; E 694335; Sade Catherine
Coles, Cherrydale, Va. 12593
Game songs; with music by Catherine
T. Bryce and Edna Turpin. obl.
32mo. [Words and melody only] ©
Feb. 24, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 25; aff. Apr.
18; A 1080105; Newson & co., New
York. 12594
Garden (A) in Granada; Spanish love
song, by Ernest Reeves, of England;
violin and pf., with 2d violin and
violoncello ad lib. © May 22, 1928;
1c. June 1; E 692339; James Planta
Hull, London.
Gaubert (Philippe) L’ed; par P. Gau-
bert, of France; violoncelle et pf.
@©y Apr 720, 1998" 1 cr Mey eanr, BE)
692513 ; Heugel, Paris. 12596
Gavotte; by C. H. Kitson, of Great
Britain; pf. © June 12, 1928; 1 «.
June 7; E. 692468; W. Paxton & co.,
Itd., London. 12597
Gee! I’m marvelous in the bathroom ;
words and melody by W. O’Keefe.
© 1c. May 25, 1928; E 693263; Wal-
ter O’Keefe, New York. 12598
Gee you're a wonderful baby; melody
by V. A. R. Willrich. © 1c. June
11, 1928; E 693362; Virginia Adelina
Raum Willrich, Houston. 12599
Geechee stomp; melody by Booker &
Ausrin, GC) 1c. dime 2 3 1926) Eh
6931038; R. S. Peer, New York. 12600
12595 —
pt. iI, Hi sS./v.23
Gingerbread (The) brigade; words
and music by Vaughn De Leath
[pseud. of L. Geer] ©1e. June 13,
1928; E 694871; Leoncre Geer, New
York. 12601
Giorni (Aurelio) 24 concert études;
no.. 17, in Ay flat: pi G) May. 25,
1928; 2 e. June 4; E 6943825; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 12602
Girl (The) he could not forget; words
and music by L. Hobbs. © 1c. June
16, 1928; E 693484; Laura Hobbs,
Chicago. 12603
Give me a Slice of roly poly; words
and music by Wal Clifford, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace.; in F.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
May 31, 1928; 1 «. June 1; E 692354;
Worton David, Itd., London. 12604
Glorious and powerful God; words and
music by Bruno Huhn; high voice,
in E flat. © Apr. 27, 1928; 2 c. June
4; E 693225; White-Smith music pub.
co:, Boston. 12605
G-l-o-r-y ; words and music by Haldor
Lillenas, of Norway, domiciled at In-
dianapolis. ©’ June 1, 1928; 2 ec.
June 9; E 694246; Lillenas pub. co., .
Indianapolis. 12606
God answers prayer; words by Oswald
J. Smith, music by Hilda C. Ram-
seyer, of Canada, domiciled at Los
Angeles.” 4to. © May 5, 1928; 2 c.
June 2; E 694104; Simon HE. Ram-
seyer, Silverton, Or. 12607
God, be in my head; anthem, words
from Sarum primer, music by Arthur
G. Colborn, of Great Britain; mixed
voices. 4to. © May 24, 1928; 2 ¢.
May 28; E 690972 ; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 12608
God is everywhere; words by G. H.
Whittle, music by M. H. Johnson. ©
May 1, 1928; 2 c. May 16; E 693234;
Mabel H. Jchnson, Chicago. 12609
God is love; sacred song, words by
Frederick H. Martens, music by
Francesco B. De Leone: med. voice,
in B flat. © May 25, 1928; 2 ec. May
28; E 690992; John Church co., Cin-
cinnati. 12610
Golden harp; words and music by Ella
M. Lane. Cleveland, O., M. Maraia
& co. © June 16, 1928; 2 ¢ June
18: E 694460; Ella M. Maraia, Cleve-
land, O. 12611
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1928 ©
Gold’ne (Die) meisterin; operette in
3 akten, von Julius Brammer u.
Alfred Grtinwald, musik von Ed-
mund Eysler, of Austria; klavier-
auszug mit text. © 1c Jan. 18,
1928; D 27335; W. Karezag, Vienna.
12612
Good night, little girl; words and mel-
ody by L. M. Kabatnik. © 1c. June
6, 1928; E 694179; Louis Martin Ka-
batnik, New York. 12613
Graceful and fair; from The silver
swan, words by William S. Brady,
melody by H. Maurice Jacquet. ©
1 ce. May 28, 1928; E 694048; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 12614
Grandioso valse; by J. Haywood; Ist.
violin, clarinet or sax. © 1. June
18, 1928; E 694364; John Haywood,
New York. 12615
Guarany (Il); gran marcia—bacca-
nale indiano, di A. Carlo Gomes, ri-
duzione di Vincenzo Billi, of Italy;
piccola orch. con pf. conduitore.
4to. © June 13, 1928; 1 c. June 14;
Ei 692557; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
12616
Guitar method (Metodo de guitarra) ;
by F. A. Torres, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles. © 1 c. Mar.
17, 1928; E 686973; Francisco A.
Torres, Los Angeles. 12617
Habet. Lo. Omus. Ism’chu; 3 psalms,
music by A. I. Sherman [i. e. Israel
Sherman] of Poland. Chicago, Na-
tional music ¢o.
Awe NWN ND Mwy wIn)
eos 5, 1928 2-e June 6: Eh
694164; A. I. Sherman, Chicago.
12618
Hiindel (Georg Friedrich) Handel al-
bum; select movements by G. F.
Handel, arr. from the. figured bass
by Craig Sellar Lang, of Great Brit-
ain; violin and pf. bk. 5-7. © May
miy £0265 0a e.) "ach! Sune “45° LE
692483692435; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don. 12619, 12620
Six selected pieces; arr. from the
figured bass by C. S. Lang, of Great
Britain; pf. Berners ed. 1. March
in G, from Flavius. [5 others] ©
May’ 29, 192891 vc. 4gume:! 8.
692461; Joseph Williams, ltd., Lon-
don. 12621
12632
Hahn (Theodore) jr.
Hahn, jr., and Carl Hahn; orch.,
with pf. or organ conductor.
June’ 11,1928; 2. e¢:;June 14; EF
694389; John Church co., Cincin-
nati. 12622
Hail! state of Maine; ode to Maine,
words and music by J. Thomas
[pseud. of John Thomas Fagan] ©
May 24, 1928; 2c. June 2; E 693122;
John Thomas Fagan, Portland, Me.
12623
Hail to our cardinal; words and mu-
sic by Sisters of I. H. M. 4to. ©
May 25, 1928; 2 c. May 28; E 690970;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
12624
Half-way to heaven; words by Al Du-
bin, music by J. Russel Robinson ; pf.
and ukulele acc. © June 18. 1928;
2c. June 19; E 693454; Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
12625
Hans; from Revue des ambassadeurs,
words and music by Cole Porter.
London, Chappell & co., Itd. © May
293) 11928 se2e. June’ 117 WH 693318 ;
Caprice; by T.
Harms, ine., New York. 12626
Happiness; words and music by R. A.
Evans. 1 ce. June 2, 1928; E
694146; Raymond A. Evans, Fuller-
ton, Calif. 12627
Happy-go-lucky- (The) farmer; words
and melody by M. Pavlik. © 1.
May 22, 1928; E 694022; Marie Pav-
lik, Northport, N. Y. 12628
Hark, all ye lovely saints above; four
pt. cho., by Thomas Weelkes, arr. by
Archibald Thompson Davison; men’s
voices, a cappella. 4to. © May 19,
1928; 2 e. May 28; E 694003; E. C.
Schirmer music ¢o., Boston. 12629
Harnet (A) zet in a hollow tree; 4-pt.
traditional ballad, music by C. L.
Williams, of England; mixed voices.
London, Novello & co., ltd. 4to. ©
June 14 T9as: Ae ume: eB)
692570; C. Lee Williams, Gloucester,
England. 12630
Harp (The); words by Lilian Middle-
ton, music by Ida Bostelmann; high
voice. © June 4, 1928; 2c. June 11;
E 694376; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 12631
Harriet Beecher Stowe; school song,
words by Jessie R. Fauset, music by
Mabel V. Price; unison voices. 4to.
© May 26, 1928; 2 c. May 28; B
690980; G. Ricordi & co., inc., New
York. 12632
669
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12633
Haunt of the witches; words and mu-
sic by Cora Cassard Toogood, arr. by
Glenn H. Woods; sop., alto and bass.
4to. © May 25, 1928; 2 c. May 28;
E 690983; John Church co., Cincin-
nati. 12633
Have you any ham; m-n-x song, words
and music by C. C. Kuenzig. ©
1c. June 5, 1928; E 694188 ; Clement
Charles Kuenzig, Girard, Pa. 12634
Hawaiian love call; words by Mitchell
Parish, music by Harold Potter; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua.
©” May 19, 19285 2c. June 5; E
693135; Gotham music service, inc.,
New York. 12635
Haydn (Franz Josef) My mother bids
me bind my hair; cho., arr. by Ralph
L. Baldwin; women’s voices. 4to.
© June 4, 1928; 2 ec. June 6; EB
694191; John Church co., Cincinnati.
12636
He-men (The); fox trot, words and
music by J. M. Bender and J. A.
Bender. Los Angeles, Los Angeles
music pub. co. © May 4, 1928; 2 «¢.
May 9; E 694223; Julius M. Bender
and John A. Bender, Los Angeles.
12637
He’s gone, but where; words and mu-
sic by P. N. Cianciulli. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 8, 1928;
EK 694215; Philip Neri Cianciulli,
Raritan, N. J. 12638
He’s got a magnetizing personality;
words and music by A. D. Evans, of
Canada, arr. by Harry Adams. ©
1c. June 11, 1928; EH 693342); Archie
D. Evans, Cedoux, Sask., Canada.
12639
Hear us, O Saviour; text from the
Scriptures, music by Bernard Ham-
blen, of Great Britain, domiciled at
New York; low voice. © May 25,
1928: 2-e June 4; H'694326:° G.
Schirmer, inec., New York. 12640
Heartbroken and lonely; words by
Sam Coslow and Saul Bernie, music
by Con Conrad. [Words and melody
only, ©) Ae. June, a 1928)
693200; Spier and Coslow, ine., New
York. 12641
Heaven must. be just a little bit small;
words and music by J. L. Finning.
[Words and melody only]
June 8, 1928; EH 694218; James L.
Finning, Albany. 12642
Heavenly filling stations; words and
music by Herbert Buffum. © Dec.
Or OOD: 2 iGo... OCT... LO, ol Swe ED
© ec. 3
pt. 1, B28. W423
Marie Anderson,
12643
Hebrew (A) characteristique; arr. by
F. Keldman’s; violin’ 7@ syle. 15.
1928; 2c. June 4; E 693123; Frank
Feldman, Brooklyn. 12644
Heitmlos; words by Chas. Simon, music
by J. Jaffe. [Words and melody
only] ©. 1 \e. pune ie, hes eB
653365; Julius Jaffe, New York.
12645
Hiawatha (A)- melody; words and
music by H. B. Fryberger, arr. by
Luella Morrison. Minneapolis, Geo.
E. Morrison. © June 4, 1928; 2 c.
June 15; E 694408; Helen Blanche
Fryberger, Minneapolis. | 12646
674831; Anna
Topeka, Kans.
H ‘ckory nuts; rag, one step or march,
by Abe Losch; pf. © June 4, 1928;
2c. June 5; E 693147; Vandersloot
music pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
12647
Highganoosh; words and melody by
H. Shamlian. [Armenian text] ©
1c. Aug. 24, 1927; EH 673293 ; Hovsep
Shamlian, Union City, N. J. 12648
Highland (A) milking song; Colin’s
cattle, words from the Gaelic, music
by Julian Nesbitt, of Scofland; 3
women’s voices. 4to- © June 4,
1928; 1¢. June 14; H 692553; Bayley
& Ferguson, Glasgow. 12649
Hills (The) of Missouri; words and
melody by G. H. Hullgas. © 1.
June 15, 1928; EH 6984492; Gertrude
Hunt Ellgas, Liverpool, O. 12650
Histoire gaie: piece de moyenne force,
de Maurice Pesse, of France; pf.
May 20, 1928; 1c. June 12; H 692547 ;
Alphonse Leduc et cie., Paris. 12651
Hog eye; melody by T. Chism. © 1.
June 12, 1928; H 693369; R. S. Peer,
New York. 12652
Hollywood hills; words by Bloss Elias,
mus c by E. Carew. [Photostat] ©
1c. June 9, 1928; EH 6933811; Evelyn
Carew, Venice, Calif. 12653
Home (The) that once was mine;
words and music by T. Bohrey. ©
June 5, 1928: 2c. June 8; E 6943814;
Thomas Bohrey, Elkhart, Ind. 12654
Homesteander’s (A) lament; words by
C. Bettgers, music by Jack Edwards.
New York, Frank Harding. © June
4, 1928; 2 c. Juneso?; EB 683250;
Chris Bettgers, Robinson, N. D.
12655
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no. 6, 1928
12677
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Hommage; poéme de Levidis, English
version by H. Grantham-Hayes, mu-
sigue de Dimitry Levidis, of France,
op. 44. © Dec. 31, 1927; 1 c. May
23) 1928: E 692530; Ch. Hayet,
Paris. 12656
Hot fingers; by R. Marine; pf. ©
June 1, 1928; 2c. June 9; H 694229;
Robert Marine, New York. 12657
Hours (The) we spent were a sacra-
ment; words and music by F. -L.
Garver; pf. .©:1.c:. June 1, 1928;
BE 694123; Fred Langhenry Carver,
Los Angeles. 12658
Hovering shadows; by Theodore Hahn,
jr. and Carl Hahn; orch., with organ
or pf. conductor. © June 11, 1928;
2c. June 14; E 694388; John Church
eo., Cincinnati. 12659:
How about it; from Say when, words
by Raymond Klages, music by Jesse
Greer; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by Hank Linet. © June 15, 1928;
2c June 16; E 6938429; Robbins
music corp., New York. 12660
How can I smile today; words and
musie by A. L. Friedman. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 5,
1928; E 693202; Alvin L. Friedman,
Cleveland. 12661
How can you tell; words by Gene
Cheelee, music by J. D. Cowley.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
May 26, 1928; E 693384; Jack Dale
Cowley, Los Angeles. 12662
How could anything so good be bad;
words and music by Haven Gillespie,
Seymour Simons and Richard A.
Whiting, arr. by Rube Bennett; pf.
and ukulele acc. © June 5, 1928;
2e..June 8; E 694310; Milton Weil
music co., Chicago. 12663
How easy life would be; unison song,
music by F. A. Challinor, of Great
Britain; with cho. for sopranos
and contraltos, ad lib, and with tonic
Salefa “arr:: in B flat.. © Jiume/ 4,
1928; 1 c. June 14; H 692554; Bay-
ley & Ferguson, Glasgow. ' 12664
How I wish these poor house days
were o'er; words and music by C. F.
Ryan. ..© 1 c.. June. 8, 1928;..E
694217; Charles F. Ryan, Hartford.
12665
How lovely are Thy dwellings, Lord;
words by John Milton, music by M.
Benson. Springfield, Mo., Martin
bros. piano co. 4to. © June 16,
1928; 2 ¢. June 18; E 694452; Mar-
jorie Benson, Springfield, Mo.
12666
Huckleberry Finn; by Joseph N. Moos;
pf. © June 11, 1928; 2 ¢ June 13;
EK 693379; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 12667
Hungarian echoes; Hungarian rhap-
sody, by James Francis Cooke; pf.
© May 24, 1928; 2 c. May 28; EH
690976; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 12668
Hurdy-gurdy; march galop, by Abe
Loseh; pf. © June 4, 1928: 2 «.
June 5; EH 693148; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa. 12669
Husky dusky Annabel; from Grand
street follies 1928, words by Agnes
Morgan, music by Max Ewing; pf.
and ukulele acc. © June 13, 1928;
2c. June 15; E 694486; Harms, inc.,
New York. ‘ 12670
Hymne an die sonne (Hymne au so-
leil).;..aus ue eoq,..d’or, ~ von oN.
Rimsky-Korsakoff, arr. von Leopold
Weninger, cf Austria; orch. mit pf.
o. organ direction. © May 19, 1928;
1c. June 6; E 692427; D. Rahter,
Leipzig. 12671
I am a lute; words by Jessie Ward
Haywood, music ‘by Samuel R.
Lewis. © May 22, 1928; 2 c. June
7; E 693238; C. C. Birchard & ¢o.,
Boston. 12672
I am bound for the promised land;
words and melody arr. by A. Karnes.
© 1c. June 2, 1928; E 693104; R. S.
Peer, New York. 12673
"E.yar ora kovoéra tp@tos (1 am first in
the concerts) ; words and music by
Thomas Kokin’s. [Photostat] ©
1 ce. June 11, 1928; HK 693363; Peter
Mouzakeotis, Chicago. 12674
I can’t help loving you; words and
melody by W. T. Mason. © 1 ec.
June 2, 1928; E 694139; William
Theodore Mason, La Salle, Iil.
12675
I can’t stop lovin’ you now; words and
music by G. F. Dabney. ©1c. June
4, 1928; E 693189; Gene F. Dabney,
San Francisco. 12676
I crave those golden hours, dear, with
you; waltz, words by J. HE. Clash,
music by Ray Hibbeler. ©1c. June
13, 1928; E 694361; John Edward
Clash, Chicago. 12677
667
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12678
I dance very well; words and melody
by H. Shamlian. [Armenian text]
©.1e¢ Aug. 24, 1927: E 673289;
Hovsep Shamlian, Union City, N. J.
12678
I find Thee ev’rywhere; words by J.
Martyn Walsh, music by Stanley S.
Effinger ; high voice. © Nov. 7, 1927;
2c. June 18, 1928; E 694449; Tullar-
Meredith co., New York. 12679
Ill always remember I'll never forget;
words by Bert Tweed, music by W.
S. Watson. Pittsburgh, Pa., Volk-
wein. bros. © June 5, 1928; 2 ¢.
June 4; E 6938127; William S. Wat-
son, Pittsburgh. 12680
Tll always say I love you; waltz,
words and music by John Lawrence.
© June 5, 1928; 2 c. June 8; E
694312; Globe music house, Middle-
town, N. Y. 12681
I'll be: unhappy if you say no; fox
trot, di José M. Lucchesi, of France;
orch. with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
June 5, 1928; 1 c. June 63; E 692385 ;
Société anonyme des éditions Ri-
cordi, Paris. 12682
Ill just call you friend; lyrics by A. A.
Lupica, music by James John Ley-
den. ©1c. May 28, 1928; E 694304;
Albert Anthony Lupica, Albany.
12683
Ill only be happy with you; words
and music by K. Macbeth. © 1 «.
June 18, 1928; E 694499; Katherine
Macbeth, Berkeley, Calif. 12684
I lost my heart: words by J. Keirn
Brennan, music by Maurie Rubens;
pf. acc. with ukulele arr. by A. J.
Franchini. © June 11, 1928; 2 ec.
June 12; E 693324; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 12685
I love my country ; words by G. Baehr,
music by CC. L: Knauss and: W. J.
O’Hara. © June 6, 1928; 2 c. June
6; E 693256; George Baehr, Mc-
Keesport, Pa. 12686
I love that girl; words and music by
Hugh Aitken and Ronald Ross. ©
June 2, 1928; 2c. June 9; E 693291 ;
Jack Mills, inc., New York. 12687
I love the soldiers; from The silver
swan, words by William S. Brady,
melody by H. Maurice Jacquet.
1 ec. May 28, 1928; E 694050; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 12688
love to tell the story; song anthem,
words by Katherine Hankey, ref. by
I. H. M., music by J. Thurston Noé;
—
pt. TIL, ae Ss W238
mixed voices. 4to. © July 2, 1927;
2c. June 18; E 694441; Tullar-
Meredith co., New York. 12689
I love you, dear old mammy mine;
words by M. Curry, music by Rob-
ert Van Sickle. New York, Frank
Harding. © May 18, 1928; 2 «.
May 24; E 693233; Mildred Curry,
Golden, Col. 12690
I love you so; words and music by
C. Smiley. © 1c. June 8, 1928; E
694206; Charles Smiley, Paris, Tex.
12691
I’m a bad, bad man; words and music
by Jim Jackson. © 1c June 9,
1928; E 694288; Brunswick-Balke-
Collender: co., New York. 12692
I’m a ding dong. daddy; words and
melody by Pil) Baxter, © 1 cc.
June 13, 1928; EH 694419; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 12693
I’m away from the world, when I’m
away from you; fox trot, by Sidney
Clare and Lew Pollack, arr. by Jo-
seph Nussbaum; orch., with words.
4to. © May 26, 1928; 2 ec. May 31;
E 694073; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 12694
I’m building a castle of dreams; words
and melody by L. Shank. © 1 «.
June 15, 1928; E 694496; Lucille
Shank, Huntington. W. Va. 12695
I’m going to Morrow to-day; words
and music by Fred Godfrey and
Fred Curran, both of Great Britain;
pf. ace, with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in
G. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions|;” ©.May 29) 1928 sie. May
31; E 692361; B. Feldman & ©Co.,
London. 12696
I’m gonna start a graveyard of my
own; words and music by Jim Jack-
son. ©1e. June 9, 1928; E 694287 ;
Brunswick-Balke-Collender co., New
York. 12697
I’m longing to belong to some one;
words and music by Fred Cavi; pf.
aee., with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua.
© May 19, 1928; 2 c June 5; EB
693133; Gotham music service, inc.,
New York. 12698
I’m saved; words and melody by Bud
Landress. © 1c. June 12, 1928; E
693371; R. S. Peer, New York.
12699
668
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no. 6, 1928
I’m sorry for the past; words and
music by J. Ritz. © 1 c. June: 8,
1928; E 693313; John Ritz, “New
York. 12700
I’m tellin’ you the last time now;
words and melody by Leo Pevsner
and Bob Miller. © 1 ce. May 8,
1928; E 690442; Miller-Pevsner co.,
Memphis, Tenn. 12701
Im tired of missing you; words and
I
Lama
Z
melody by I. R. Chambers. © 1 ec.
June 9, 1928; E 694280; Ida Rogers
Chambers, Jackson, Tenn. 12702
mean it’s just too bad; words and
melody by William Drake. ©-1 ¢.
June 2, 1928; E 693106; R. S. Peer,
New York. 12703
met Katie in the morning; words
and music by J. A. Haniphy, arr. by
Tom Clark. © 1. June 5, 1928;
EK 693206; Joseph A. MHaniphy,
Brooklyn. 12704
must have been crazy when I was
crazy “bout you; words and music
by H. G. Lowd. [Words and mel-
ody only] [Photostat] © 1 «.
June 16, 1928; E 693439; Howard
Griffith Lowd, Washington. 12705
must have that man; from Black-
birds of 1928, words by Dorothy
Fields, music by Jimmie McHugh;
pf. ace, with ukulele arr. by M.
Kalua. © June.9, 1928: 2 c.: June
14; EH 693375; Jack Mills, ine., New
York. - 12706
never kissed a baby like you; words
and music by Howard Johnson,
Charles Tobias and Al. Sherman;
pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by A. J.
Franchini. © June 8, 1928; 2 e.
June 9; E 694254; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 12707
packed my suitcase: words and mel-
ody by Clayton & Shade. ©1.«
June 1, 1928; E 694015; R. S. Peer,
New York. 12708
passed by your cottage; words and
music by F. E. Wilson; high voice.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
May 15, 1928; E 693160; Frances E.
Wilson, San Dimas, Calif. 12709
seem to hear you eall; words and
music by W. H. Crane, arr. by 8S. L.
Crass: (2G): 1) en) June, 01928 30
694181; Warren Eugene Crane,
Seattle. 12710
should have known; words by Monty
Siegel and Al Koppell. music by
Billy Stone; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
: 12723
June 8, 1928; 2 c. June 8; E 694198;
Will Rossiter, Chicago. 12711
I’ve found my happiness now; words
pa
and music by Jack Palmer. © May
19" 1928; 2. es dune: 53" 'H_'693i132);
Gotham music service, ine, New
York. 2712
want a rendez-vous; from The silver
swan, words by William 8. Brady,
music by H. Maurice Jacquet. ©
1 ce. May 28, 1928; H 694046; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 12713
I want to be a baby; words and melody
I
ke
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669
by M. F. Fruscella. © 1c, June 9,
1928; E 694286; M. F. Fruscella,
New York. 12714
want to go to Nantasket; words and
music by Jerry Daly [pseud. of A.
Gerhard Daly] © June 15, 1928;
2 ec. June 16; E 693482; Maydell
publications, Boston. 12715
want to play; words and music by
C. Smiley; © 1c. June 8, 1928; E
694207; Charles Smiley, Paris, Tex.
12716
will take you; words by A. HE, Muir,
music by Robert Cornelius, of Cana-
da. ©1c. June 18, 1928; E 694491 ;
Albert E. Muir, Halifax, N. S., Cana-
da. ADT LG
wonder how you're spending your
evenings now; words and music by
Harry Pease and Ed. G. Nelson; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Apr. 10, 1928;
2c. June 1; E 693219; F. B. Havi-
land pub, co., New York. 12718
wonder if it’s love; words and music
by J. Chernis. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ¢ June 6, 1928; E
694170; Jack Chernis, New York.
12719
wonder if you know; words and mu-
sic by L. Gavigan. [Photostat] ©
1 ec. May 29, 1928; E 693100; Louise
Gavigan, Sacramento, Calif. 12720
wonder where she is to-night; words
by C. E. Ihlenfield, music by Rob’t
H. Brennen. © 1c. June 13, 1928;
E 694367: Charles E. Ihlenfield.
Cleveland, O. 12721
wonder why-; words and melody by
BE. Fortunato. ©1c. June 15, 1928;
E 694428; Eugenio Fortunato, Phila-
delphia. 12722
wont take anything from no one but
you; words and music by F. Silver.
© 1e June 15, 1928; E 694425;
Frances Silver, Bridgeport, Conn.
112723
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12724
I would like to be your guest to-night ;
words and melody by H. Shamlian.
[Agmenian -text.,..@ A), ch, Aue. 24
1927; E 673290; Hovsep Shamlian,
Union City, N. J. 12724
Ich weiss ein fass in einem tiefen
keller; text von Friedrich Schwarz,
musik von Edward May, of Ger-
many. © May 15, 1928; 1c¢. June 2;
FE 692426; Musikverlag city, Leipzig.
12725
If I have you; words by George Hllis-
ton, music by R. Milanese.
and melody only] © 1 c¢. June 7,
1928; E 693269; Rose Milanese, Cin-
cinnati. 12726
If I live to be an old bach’lor, I will
live for the girl in my dreams; waltz
ballad, words and music by A. F.
McDermott. © May 29, 1928; 2 ¢.
May 31: E 694094; Alfred Francis
McDermott, Pound, Wis. WAT OME
If I only had you, dear; words by M..
P. Herold, music by Burrell Van
Buren. [Words and melody only]
©1c. June 9, 1928; E 694268; Mar-
tin P. Herold, Detroit. 12728
If I told you; waltz, words and music
by Ted McAlsey, of Sweden. © 1 ce.
June 4, 1928; E 694148; Erik Os-
trom, Stockholm, Sweden. 12729
If you don’t love me; words by Jack
Yellen, music by Milton Ager; pf.
and ukulele acc. © June 1, 1928;
2c. June 2; EH 694106; Ager, Yellen
& Bornstein, inc., New York. 12730
If you see that little wifey of mine
send her home; fox trot, words and
melody by Jack Bassett. © 1 «.
Juné 2, 1928; E 693158; Marcus G.
Bassett, Dannemora, N. Y. ail!
In a Japanese garden; by H. M. Higgs,
of England; pf. © Apr. 30, 1928;
1c. May 1; E 689704; G. Ricordi &
12732
In a little French cafe; words by Mit-
chell Parish, music by Sammy Fain ;
pf. aecc., with ukulele arr. by M.
Kalua. © May 19, 1928; 2 ¢. June
5; E 693137; Gotham music service,
inc., New York. iOhoc
In a little world for two; words and
melody by Will Russell and Clarence
Williams. © 1 c. May 2, 1928; EH
co., Milan.
691150; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., inc., New York. 12734
In an aeroplane; music by EH. Rossi;
pt” © 1 e! Fine 2, 1928" 693179 ;
Emilia Rossi, San Francisco. 12735
[ Words
pt) Lit, Sve 2
In an apron blue; three-pt. song, words
by Alice Leigh, music by Carl Hahn,
arr. by Christopher O'Hare; sop..
alto and bar. 4to. © June 6, 1928;
2c. June 7; E 694195; R. L, Hunt-
zinger, inc., New York. 12736
In Flanders fields; words by John Mc-
Crae, music by Lawrence Kendle
Harrison, of Canada ; 4 mixed voices.
4to.:, ©.,June,11,41923- isch Jaume. 7:
EH 692396: Waterloo music co., Wat-
erloo, Ontario, Canada. 12737
In merry May time; by Walter Rolfe,
op. 212, no. 4; pf. © June 15, 1928;
2c. June 18; E 694480; B. F. Wood
music co., Boston. 12738
In the apple orchard ; by Cyril Jenkins,
of Great Britain; pf. © May 22,
1928: 1 c. June 6; E 692429; Joseph
Williams, ltd., London. 12739:
In the clutches of the law; descriptive
agitato, by H. Maurice Jacquet, arr.
by L. A. Kempinski; orch., with pf.
or organ conductor. © June 7, 1928;
2c. June 8; E 693294; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
12740
In the fading sunset; by Harold New-
stead, op. 63, no. 5; pf., left hand
alone. © June 15, 1928; 2 c. June
18; E 694475; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston. 12741
In the foothills; senata mignonne, no.
2, by Marie Seuel-Holst, op. 22; pf.
1. Along the mountain trail. [3
others] © June 14, 1928; 2 c. June
16; E 693424; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 12742
In the jailhouse now; fox trot, words
and music by Jimmie Rodgers; pf.
ace. with ukulele arr. by Art Ad-
doms. © June 11, 1928; 2 ¢. June
12; E 693323; United pub. co., New
York. 12743
In Wyoming; fox trot, words and mel-
ody by Jack Bassett. © 1c. June 2,
1928; E 693157; Marcus G. Bassett,
Dannemora, N. Y. 12744
In your garden; words by D .H. Powell,
music by David Reed. © 1c. June
5, 1928: E 693204; Don H. Powell,
Biloxi, Miss. 12745.
Indita (La) ; words by J. N. Herrera,
music by J. N. Herrera and Ed Tavo,
both of Mexico, domiciled at New
York; pf. [Photoestat] “© June 1,
1928: 2 ec. June 11; E 694250; Dio-
nisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 12746
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1928
Inno alla Romagna; versi di Innocenzo
Cappa, musica di Giovanni Giojer, of
Italy. 1.° pte. Stornello romagnolo.—
2.° pte. Marcia. © May 12, 1928; 1c.
June 7; E 692406; A. & G. Carisch &
c., M lan. 12747
Inno dei combattenti all’ estero; parole
di Luigi Menchini, musica di G. D.
Pezzolo, of Italy, domiciled at San
Francisco. © 1c. June 8, 1928; E
694219; Giuseppe Dorine Pezzolo,
San Francisco. 12748
Into the town of Bethlehem; two-pt.
chorale, from the cantata The won-
drous story, text by Raymond. Earl
Bellaire, music by Richard Kountz;
treble voices. 4to. © May 26, 1928;
2c. May 31; E 694077; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 12749
Into the unknown; gruesome misteri-
oso, by Gerar‘'d Carbonara, scored by
Maurice Baron; orch., with pf. or
organ conductor. © May 31, 1928;
2c. June 1; E 693096; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
12750
Into Thy loving care; 3-part song,
words and music by Murray Macken-
zie; women’s voices. 4to. © May
25, 1928: 2 c. May 28: E 690981;
John Church ¢co., Cincinnati. 12751
Irma; words and music by H. Ford.
© 1c. June 15, 1928; E 693443: Hor-
tense O. Ford, Tampa, Fla. 12752
Isle of dreams; words and music by’
FB. C. Wailace, of Great Britain, dom-
icled at Los Angeles. © 1c. June
11, 1928; E 693333; Elmore Calhoun
Wallace, Los Angeles. 12753
It couldn’t be done; same piece as He
did it, the thing that couldn’t be
done, words by Edgar A. Guest, mu-
Sic by EH. H. Jackson. © Oet. 12,
1927; 2 ec. Apr. 18, 1928; E 691638:
Ernest H. Jackson, Great Barring-
ton, Mass. 12754
It’s the Flag of our country ; words and
musie by B. J. Styles. [Words and
melody only] © 1. May 4, 1928;
E 693325; Blanche Jennie Styles,
Brooklyn. 12755
It’s too late to ery for me now: words
by J. Stewart, music by David Reed.
© ic. June 5, 1928; EB 693205: Jack
Stewart, Houston. 12756
It’s you I want, Aulene, it’s you; words
by BE. R. Joslyn, music by Rob’t H.
Brennen, © 1 e., Aug..d,.1928:E
y 12768
696660; Elizabeth R. Joslyn, Joy,
Neb. L275¢
Italianissimo (L’) ; versi di Tony Fer-
razzano, musica di G. Del Colle,
of Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 6, 1928; E 694177; Giuseppe
Ferrazzano, New York. 12758
Janequin (Clément) Trente chansons;
de C. Janequin, mises en partition.
de Maurice Cauchie, of France; 3 et
4 voix, soli ou cheur mixte. 4to. ©
Apr. 20, 1928; 1 c. May 23; E 692540;
Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris. 12759
Japanese mammy; words by Gus Kahn,
melody by Walter Donaldson. © 1 e.
June 1, 1928; E 694051; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 12760
Jasmine; intermezzo by Pierre Val-
court, op. 18; pf. © June 15, 1928;
2c. June 18; E 694484; B. F. Wood
muse ¢co., Boston. 12761
Jazz (The) singer; words by Al Dubin,
music by James V. Monaco; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by A. J. Franch‘ni.
©, dunes, 8.41928+ 2 co. June, 9: oH
694255; Shapiro, Bernstein & ©¢o.,
ine., New York. 12762
Jealousy; unison song, words by Pa-
tience Ropes, music by Alec Rowley,
of Great Britain; in G. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © June
12, 1928; 1 ce. June 7; E 692466; W.
Paxton & co., Itd., London. 12763
Jeannire; words by L. Wolfe Gilbert,
music by Nathaniel Shilkret.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 13, 1928; E 694418; Leo Feist,
inec., New York. 12764
Jesus my Saviour: words and music
by S: E. Ramseyer. 4to. © May 5,
1928; 2 ec. June 2; E 694105; Simon
EK. Ramseyer, Silverton, Or. 12765
Jesus satisfies; words and music by
A. Des larke.. Cy sumer 12” 1928 :
2c. June 15; EH 694411; Harry D.
Clarke, Chicago. 12766
Jesus Saves you; words and music by
O. E. Wright; 2 treble voices. ©
June 8, 1928; 2c. June 14; E 694396 ;
Ora EK. Wright, Richmond, Mo.
12767
Jesus, the very thought of Thee; an-
them for quartet or cho., words by
Edward Caswall, music by Robert
S. Fiagler; mixed voices, with sop.
or ten. solo, and organ acc. 4to. ©
June 6, 1928; 2 ec. June 7; HE 694194;
R. L. Huntzinger, ine., New York.
12768
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12769
DE Tr, Sy ee
Jesus will carry me over the tide;
words by Mrs. Chas. Dickson. music
by L. F. Brown. Danbury, O., Mrs.
Chas. Dickson. © June 9, 1928;
2c. June 9; EH 694257 ; Charles Dick-
son, Danbury, O. 12769
Jeunesse; poésie de Gabriel Vicaire,
musique de Francisque Darcieux, of
France; cheeur a 4 voix d’hommes.
4to. © Apr. 20, 1928; 1 c. May 23;
E 692539; Rouart, Lerolle et Gie.,
Paris. 12770
Jobyna; waltz, d’André Messier, of
France; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
Ato: .© Apr.'20, 1928; 1 ¢. May, 23;
E 692533; Editions musicales’ Sam
Kox, ,)Rans ACCA
Joe boy blues; words and melody by
H. Charles. © 1 ec. June 6, 1928;
E 694184; Harry Charles, Atlanta.
12772
John three sixteen; words and music
by H. D. Clarke. .© June 12, 1928;
2c. June 15; E 694418; Harry D.
Clarke, Chicago. 2S
Johnny; words and music by I. Rosen-
berg. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. June 18, 1928; E 6945038; Irving
Rosenberg, Brooklyn. 12774
Joker (The); by H. Moss, of Great
Britain ; trombone, with pf. acc. ©
May 11, 1928; 1c. June 7; E 692448 ;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 12775
Joueur (Le) de vielle; par René Ra-
bey. e.° Brarnce; «pi. “;©) Apr 20.
1928; 1c. May 23; E 692509 ; Heugel,
Paris. 12776
Juanimo polka; melody by A.
Schwartz. © 1c. June 4, 1928: H
693169; Abe Schwartz, New York.
AEC
Juanita; words and music by W.
Smith. [Words and melody] ©
ic. June 4, 1928; E 694145; Walter
Smith, San Francisco. 12778
Juanita; words by Ben Black, Paul I.
Corbell and Walter Smith, music by
B. Black and W. Smith. © 1 «.
June 8, 1928; EH 694214; Villa Moret,
inc., San Francisco. 12779
Jubilate Deo; music by Leonard
Thomas; mixed voices; in E flat;
organ ace. 4to. © June 1, 1928;
2 ce. June 1; EH 693093; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 12780
Jubilee stomp; by Duke Ellington; pf.
©: ‘Pune °2./1928 ;) 2c. = Tune 92H
693286: Gotham music service, inc.,
New York. 12781
Just a beautiful memory of you; fox
trot, words and music by A:-"D.
Evans, of Canada, arr. by Harry
Adams. “©’° 1c June 11; 1928-" &
693341; Archie D. Evans, Cedoux,.
Sask., Canada. 12782.
Just a bungalow; fox trot, de J. Dan-
ielson et R. Enton, both of France ;
orch. avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Apr..,..20, 192355 1 JG) Alawar. By,
662532; Editions musicales Sam
Hox, Paris. 12783.
Just a dream; words and melody by
W. T. Mason. © 1c. June 2, 1928;
E 694142; William Theodore Mason,
La Salle, Il. op 284
Just a little after-glow; melody by
M. A. Cowdery. © 1 ec. June 16,
1928; E 693441; M. A. Cowdery,
Cleveland. . 12785
Just a little jazz; words and music
by’ DD. Holland: s@. ey shes ts.
1928; E 693397; Dorothy Holland,
Tuolumne, Calif. 12786:
Just a little love song; from Grand
street follies of 1928, words and mu-
sic by Max Ewing: pf. and ukulele
aee. ©. June 13, 1928; 2 ce June
15; E 694484; Harms, inc., New
York. 12787
Just a littl way away from home;
lyric by Sam Lewis and Joe Young,
music by Osear Levant; pf. and.
ukulele ace. © May 28, 1928; 2 ¢.
May 31; E 690996; Remick music
corp., New York. 12788:
Just a picture and a memory ; fox trot,
words and music by A. D. Evans, of
Canada. © 1. June 11, 1928; EB
693340; Archie D. Evans, Cedoux,
Sask., Canada. 12789"
Just another evening sweetheart;
words and music by C. H. Hinman ;:
pf. ©l1c. June 15, 1928; E 694431:
Charles H. Hinman, Hastings, Mich.
12790
Just another night; lyrics by Mario
Alvarez, music by N. Menendez, of
Cuba, domiciled at New York.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ©«¢.
June 1, 1928; E 694118; Nilo Menen-
dez, New York. 12791.
Just at dawn; by R. L. Mosemiller ;
pf. solo. Cincinnati, O., Groene mu-
sic co. © May 20, 1928; 2 c. June
2; E 694109; Ruby Lane Mosemiller,
Bloomington, Ind. 12792:
672
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no. 6, 1928
- 12814
Just Jesus; words and music by Hal-
dor Lillenas, of Norway, domiciled
at Indianapolis. © June 1, 1928;
2c. June 9; E 694241; Lillenas pub.
co., Indianapolis. 12793
Just like a rose; words and melody by
H. Bayer. © 1c. May 31, 1928; E
694028; Hugo Bayer, Menasha, Wis.
12794
Just like the snowfiakes; words by
W. C. Podole, music by Haldor Lille-
nas, of Norway, domiciled at In-
dianapolis. © June 1, 1928; 2 ce.
June 9; E 694245; Lillenas pub. co.,
Indianapolis. 12795
Just look at my sweetie; words and
music by J. Brabenec. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 2, 1928;
E 694133; Joe Brabenec, Chicago.
12796
Just one; words and music by A. M.
Byrne. [Photostat] ©1ce. June 1,
1928; E 694016; Anna-Marie Byrne,
Jackson Heiehts, L.. 1, N.Y... 12797
Just wishing; words and music by
L. N. Rogers. ©1c. June 14, 1928;
E 693420; Lois Newton Rogers, San
Antonio. 12798
Kakemonos; Japanese suite, by Henry
Gibson, of England; orech. with 1st
violin and pf. conductors. 1. The
bells of spring. [2 others] © Oct.
4, 1927; 1 c. each Apr. 23, 1928; E
692372; J. Liber, music publisher,
London. 12799
Katy did; theme 1-3, by J. H. Sedlon.
© 1c. June 9, 1928; E 694267; Jo-
sef Harry Sedlon, Cleveland. 12800
Keep me true; hymn, words and music
by Nell E. Mays. © Dec. 30, 1927;
2c. June 4, 1928; E 694101; Nellie
Mays, Washington. 12801
Kentucky ; words and music by Maury
Madison [pseud. of W. R. Smith]
© 1c. June 2, 1928; E 693108; W.
Renwick Smith, Paris. 12802
Kentucky home is calling me; words
by Mabelle Francis, music by J.
Weddell. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 9, 1928; E 693306;
Johnny Weddell, Oakland, Calif.
12803
Keyboard frolics; by A. Louis Scar-
molin; pf. © May 24, 1928; 2 e.
May 31; E 694069; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 12804
Keyboard klassic; by R. Marine; pf.
© dune” 1 YTege 2" eo Sune: 9" By
694230; Robert Marine, New York.
12805
Kick off; march, one or two step, by
Abe Losch; pf. © June 4, 1928;
2c. June 5; E 693149; Vandersloot
music pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
12806
Kiddy dear; words and music by
W. C. Gunther. 4to. © June 12,
1928; 2 c. June 13; E 6943833; Wil-
liam Carl Gunther, New York. 12807
Kindersuite (Suite enfantine) ; bearb.
von Joseph Achron, op. 57, fiir 2 vio-
linen, viola, violoncello, klarinette u.
klavier; partitur u. stimmen.
May 10, 1928; 1 e¢. June 12; BH
694331; Universal edition actienge-
sellschaft, Vienna. 12808
Kitson (C. H.) Two dance forms; by
C. H. Kitson, of Great Britain; pf.
Pavane. [1 other] © June 12,
1282 1) Gc. dune fe >) Hh” 692466 - . W..
Paxton & co., ltd., London. 12809
Kleine (Die) auf besuch; text von
Ernst Neubach, musik von Robert
Gilbert, of Germany. Ich hab’ das
ktissen gelernt von Waldemar. [4
others] © Dec. 28, 1927; 1 c. June
16, 1928; EH 692574; Wiener bohéme-
verlag, Vienna. 12810
Knight (The) of Bethlehem; motet,
words by H. N. Maughan, music by
Peter Christian Lutkin; mixed
voices. 4to. © June 6, 1928; 2 e.
June 7; E 693236; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 12811
Koélsche aat; biittenmarsch lied, text
von Franz Chorus, musik von Fritz
Hannemann, of Germany; orch. mit
pf. direktion. 4to. © Jan. 12, 1926;
ioe: Mar. 2, t825 EB) -685602)"5b J.
Tonger, Cologne/Rhine, Germany.
12812
Kolsche aat; text von Franz Chorus,
musik von Fritz Hannemann, of Ger-
many.’ © Jan: 5.1926") ©. Mar. 2:
1928; E 685588; P. J. Tonger, Co-
logne/Rhine, Germany. 12813
Koffler (Josef) 15 variations; d’aprés
une suite de 12 tons de J. Koffler, of
Czcchoslovakia, op. 9; pf. © Apr.
70, 1928; 1 c« May 23; E 692482;
Editions Maurice Senart, Paris.
12814
673
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12815
Konzert (Concerto) ; von Frederick A.
Stock; ftir violine u. orch., in D
moll. Partitur..@© May 12, 1928;
1 ec. June 12; EK 6943832; Universal
edition actiengesellschaft, Vienna.
12815
Kosakkmarsch; avy Fridtjof Lorang
Hansen, of Norway; pf. © May 31,
1928; 1c June 15; E 692566; Norsk
musikforlag, a/s, Oslo, Norway.
12816
Krakowiak; moja mamusiu wydajze
minnie zamaz, by Frank Przybyl!ski;
pf. ©1c. June 2, 1928; E 694126;
International music pub. co., Chi-
cago. 12817
Krieger (Adam) Arien; von A.
Krieger, of Germany, ausgewaihlt u.
eingerichtet von Hans Hoffmann;
eine singstimme mit generalbass u.
orchesterritornellen zu fiinf stimmen
mit generalbass. 4to. © Jan. 1,
1928; 1 ec. Apr. 23; E 692475; Georg
Kallmeyer verlag, Wolfenbtittel, Ger-’
many. 12818
Kukuiecka polka; by Frank Dukli, arr.
by Lou's Vitak; concertina. © 1 ¢.
June 9, 1928; EK 694279; Vitak-Hlsnic
co., Chicago. 12819
mista iszla; melody by P.
© 1c. June 13, 1928;
EH :6938353; Paul Humeniuk, New
York. 12820
Lady Mary; selection, by Aibert Sir-
may, of Hungary, selected and arr.
by H. M. Higgs, of Great Britain:
orch. with 1st violin conductor.
London, Chappell & co., Itd. © May
21; 192831 ye. .June »2;; EH - 692356 ;
Harms, ine., New York. 12821
Lady of love; words by Alfred Bryan
and Pete Wendling, music by J. S.
Zamecnik ; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by May Singhi Breen. © June 20.
1928; 2 ¢ June 19; E 693456; Sam
Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 12822:
Lame duck blues: melody by Spencer
Williams. © 1c. June 14, 1928; E
693407; Triangle music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 12823
Lamento; su poesia popolare toscana,
musica di Attilio Poleggi, of Italy.
Rome, Edizione Fratelli De Santis.
Or Web. 1, b928 5 1 en Mewar Bt)
692421; Vincenzo Di Donato, Rome.
=. 12824
Lamplighter (The); words by Harry
Kemp, music by Marian Coryell;
high voice. © May 24, 1928; 2 c.
Kuma y
Humeniuk.
pt. 1H, Reiss, ¥. 23.
May 31; E 694064; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 12825
Lass (The) with the delicate air; by
Michael Arne, arr. by J. B. Fox,
adapted by Ralph L. Baldwin;
women’s voices, with sop. solo. 4to.
© May 24, 1928; 2.¢ May 31; E
694058; G. Schirmer, ine, New
York. 12826
Lass (The) with the delicate air;
words and music by Michael Arne,
arr. by Gordon Jacobs, new arr. by
Harold Davidson, of Great Britain;
in F. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Jan. 26, 1928; 1 © Mar. 6;
E 685425; Oxford univ. press, Lon-
don. 12827
Last night I dreamed you kissed me;
fox trot, lyric by Gus Kahn, music
by Carmen Lombardo, arr. by Frank
Skinner; orch. 4to. © June 11,
1928; 2 c. June 13; E 694897; Leo
Feist, inc. New York. 12828
Last (The) touch; from The silver
swan, words by William S. Brady,
mélody by H. Maurice Jacquet. ©
1c. May 28, 1928; E 694034; Leo
Feist, inec., New York. 12829
Layyaman; words and melody by H.
Shamlian. [Armenian text]. ©1e.
Aug. 24, 1927; E 673294; Hovsep
Shamlian, Union City, N. J. 12830
Lazarus laughed; incidental music to
the play, words by Hugene O’Neill,
mus c¢ by A. Alexander. [Photostat]
© 1c. May 14, 1928; H 694027;
Arthur Alexander, Los Angeles.
12831
Learn the lesson; words by Julia H.
Johnston, music by Arthur Grantley.
© Apr. 10, 1928; 2 c« June 18; HB
694446; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York. 12832
Lello e Lella; versi di Peppino Mendes,
musica di C. Lembardo, of Italy.
Milan, Casa editrice musicale Carlo
Lombardo. © Apr. 1, 1928; 1 ¢. May
7; E 692413 ; Carlo Lombardo, Milan.
12833
Let’s always count the sunbeams;
words and music by W. R. Wiliams;
pf. and ukulele ace. © June 8, 1928;
2c. June 8; E 694197; Will Rossiter,
Chicago. 12834
Let’s be sweethearts; words and music
by L.. N. Rogers. © 1 ¢ June 11,
1928 ; EB 693351 ; Lois Newton Rogers,
San Antonio. 12835
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no. 6, 1928
Let yourself go [and] Sweet so-and-so ;
from That’s a good girl, by Joseph
Meyer and Philip Charig, of U. S.,
arr. by Max Irwin, of Great Britain ;
orch. with pf. conductor. (Jn Chap-
pell’s orchestral journal) © June 1,
1928; 1c¢. June 12; E 692465 ;x Harms,
inc., New York. 12836
Letterina ’e Napule; parodia deila can-
zone Cartulina ’e Napule, versi di
Roberto Ciaramella, musica di G.
De. Luca, of Italy, domiciled at
Brooklyn. 4to. [Words and melody
only] © June 1, 1928; 2. ¢. June 2;
E 694113; Ernesto Rossi, New York.
12837
Lettre 4 Vabsent; par René Rabey,
of France; pf. © Apr. 20, 1928; 1 ¢.
May 23; E 692510; Heugel, Paris.
12838
Libellules; petit air de ballet, par
Eug. Guillaume, of Belgium; pf.
Apr. 19, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 27; E 689667 ;
Edition Belgo-Canadienne, Montreal,
Canada. 12839
Libro: (11) dei compiti; per la scuola di
teoria e solfeggio, di Ettore Pozzoli,
of Italy. fascicolo terzo. obl. 8vo.
© June 4, 1928; 1 c June 5; EB
692386; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
12840
Life’s sunshine; an allegory, words by
Helen Warburton Joy, music. by
Syrene Lister; high voice. © May
24, 1928: 2c. May 31; E 694055; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 12841
Linda triguena; criolla, letra de Luis
Llorens Torres, musica de L. B.
Girona, arreglo de R. Marquez; pf.
© 1c. June 12, 1928; E 694354;
Luis Berrios Girona, Santurece, P. R.
12842
Lindbergh’s victory song; words and
music by J. G. Sandburg. Chicago,
National music co. © June 5, 1928;
2c. June 6; E 694166; J. G. Sand-
burg, Chicago. 12843
Lindy : Vauciello d’e nnuvole
(Lindy the bird of the clouds);
versi di A. S. Martorelli, musica di
Nick Aversano; pf. © June 7, 1928;
2c. June 18; BE 694486; Alfredo Mar-
torel.i, New York. 12844
Lindy (The) rose; words and music
byw Holand... 6) Lc, June 13.
1928; E 693398; Dorothy Holland,
Tuolumne, Calif. 12845
Lindy’s in the air; words and music
by F. Wisterman. © June 16, 1928;
497—28——3
67/
12855
2 ce. June 18; E 694465; Fannie
Wisterman, Bowling Green, O.
12846
Little (The) brown head ; words anon.,
music by Alice Warren Sachse; low
or med. voice. © May 24, 1928;
2c. May 31; E 694066; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 12847
Little (A) caprice; by A. A. Meksin,
of Russia, domiciled at New York;
violin and pf. © 1c. June 1, 1928;
E 694132; Arnold A. Meksin, New
York. ‘ 12848
Little (A) dream nest; words by
Edgar Leslie, music by Horatio
Nicholls, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in F. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © May
26, 1928; 1 e« May 28; EH 692350;
Lawrence Wright music co., London.
12849
Little hands; motion song, words by
Richard Hainsworth [pseud. of H.
Lillenas], music by Haldor Lillenas,
of Norway, domiciled at Indianap-
olis. © June 1, 1928; 2c. June 9;
E 694244; Lillenas pub. co., In-
dianapolis. 12850
Little Polinka; Polish novelty, words
and music by A. Leff and Y. Hud-
speth; pf. and ukulele ace. Rapid
City, S. D., Hudspeth, Leff and
Frankforter. © May 22, 1928; 2 «.
May 24; E 694080; Alice Leff and
Yvonne Hudspeth, Rapid City, S. D.
12851
Little (A) smile will cheer; words and
music by H. Eikenberry. © 1 «.
June 9, 1928; E 694295; Herbert
Hikenberry, New York. 12852
Little star; by Modeste Moussorgsky,
transcribed by Ernest Brenncecke,
ir. s.0rgan.,/ ©..May 24, 1928-.2, c.
May 31: E 694056; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 12853
Lola: intermezzo, par M. Meunier, of
Holland, ari. par Thom Adee, of
Great Britain; orch., avec pf. con-
ducteur. Rotterdam, Ph. Hakkert,
iy 400, (C). Dec eta l027 zl e. Lan.
12, 1928; E 692097; Meyer de Wolfe,
London. 12854
Londonderry air; transcribed by Wil-
liam At Taylor; pf. Boston, Mass.,
W. B. Hasey & co. © June 16, 1928;
2c. June 18; E 694488; W. B. Hasey,
Boston. 12855
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12856
pt. 111, Nn. s., v. 23
Lone (The) eagle; march, by Hervy
Cary, arr. by ,.Ed Chenette; band.
4to. © May 23; 1928; 2 c. June 20;
E 694577; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 12856
Lonely ; fox-trot, words by W. S. Fran-
cis, music by C. T. Wilmore. © June
8,°1928; 2 c«. June 9; E 694258;
William S. Francis and Clarence T.
Wilmore, New Haven. 12857
Lonely; words and music by S. HE.
Hoop, arr. by Bob Taylor; pf. and
ukulele acc.: © June 19, 1928; 2 c.
June 18; E 693460; Sada E. Hoop,
Denver. 12858
Lonely for someone; words by Serena
O’Meara, music by W. J. De Broux;
pf. and ukulele acc. © June 12,
1928; 2c. June 14; E 694405; Valley
music co., Little Chute, Wis. 12859
Loneiy little bluebird; words and
music by Harry Woods. © June 11,
1928; 2c. June 12; E 693326; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. . 12860
Lonely (The) road; from The silver
swah, words by William S. Brady,
melody by H. Maurice Jacquet. ©
1c. May 28, 1928; E 6940385; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 12861
Lonesome and blue; words and music
by A. W. Hunt. [Words and melody
only] ©'1 ec. June 18, 1928: E
684490; Alton Wayne Hunt, Los An-
geles. 12862
Lonesome and blue: words and music
by G. C. Holtzendorf. [Words and
melody only] © 1 «¢. June 1, 1928;
E 694301; Grover C. Holtzendorf,
Philadelphia. 12863
Lonescme for yeu; words and music
by L. Morse. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. June 14, 1928; E
693391; Lee Morse, New York.
12864
Lonesome (A) heart; ballad, words
and music by A. Gladstone. © June
12, 1928; 2c. June 18; E 693457; A.
Gladstone, Los Angeles. 12865
Lonesome in the moonlight; words by
Benee Russell, music by Abel Baer.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 6, 1928; EH 694201; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 12866
Lonesome lullaby ; words and music by
Rae Young fi. e. G. R. Young] ©
1 c. June 2, 1928; E 694128; G. Rae
Young, Walla Walla, Wash. 12867
Longing; melody by Jimmy Bruno
[pseud. of James W. Bruno] and —
Billy Van [pseud. of W. Van Fecht-.
mann] © 1c May 21, 1928; BH
693261; William Van Fechtmann,
New York. 12868
Lord (The) is my shepherd; words
- from the Scriptures, music by A.
Garfinkel; mixed voices, with organ
ace. 4to. © June 13, 1928; 2 ec.
June 19; E 6938453; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 12869
Lord’s (The) prayer; from the Bible,
musical setting by J. Forsyth.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
June 11, 1928; E 693350; Josephine
Forsyth, New York. 12870
Lord’s (The) prayer; set to music for
use in schools, by Frederic H. Wood,
of England, op. 28, no. 1. 4to.
©: June, 6,),0928," 1 Se. eigen 7.23 H)
692431; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
12871
Lotta trix; by R. Marine; pf. © June
1, 1928; 2 c. June 9; E 694231; Rob-
ert Marine, New York. 12872
Louma: 3° barcarolle, de Serge Weks-
ler, of France; pf. © Apr. 20, 1928;
1 ce. May 28; E 692500; Choudens,
Paris. 12873
Love affairs; words by Al Dubin, music
by J. Russel Robinson; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © June 15, 1928; 2c. June
16; E 6934385; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York. 12874
Love and mother; anthem for Moth-
er’s day, words by Mattie B. Shan-
non, music by I. H. Meredith; sop.
and alto. 4to. © Mar. 5, 1928; 2 ¢.
June 18; E 694445; Tullar-Meredith
co., New York. 12875
Love letters; duet, from The silver
swan, words by William §S. Brady,
melody by H. Maurice Jacquet. ©
1c. May 28, 1928; E 694036; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 12876
Love simplified; words and music by
L. B. Cummings, of Canada. ‘Toron-
to, Canada; Whaley, Royce & ©co.,
Itd. © June 1, 1928; 1 ¢ June 4;
E 692363; Lillian Bell Cummings,
Shellbrook, Canada. 12877
Love’s ; echo; words,.by James B.
Thompson, music by Adam Geibel:
in F. © May 24, 1928; 2 c. May 28;
E 690974; Theodore Ptesser €0.,
Philadelphia. 12878
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no. 6, 1928 .
12900
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Love’s labor lost; romanza appassion-
ata, by Bertram Srawley, scored by
Geo. H. Sanders, both of Great
Britain; pf. © May 26, 1928; 2c.
June 1; E 693087; Sanders-Weiss,
inc., New York. 12879
Love’s philosophy; words by Percy
Bysshe Sheiley, music by D. Booth,
of Canada. © 1c. June 12, 1928;
BE 693358; Daisy Booth, Royal Oak,
B. C., Canada. a 12880
Love’s sweetest song; words by Palmer
Hartsough, music by A. F. Kellogg.
© June 2, 1928; 2 ec. June 11; EH
693330; Arthur F. Kellogg, Colum-
bus, O. 12881
Loving you; lyrics and music by G.
Bernhard:) © 1 'c. Apr. 23, 1928;
E 688966 ; Grace Bernhard, Oakland,
Calif. 12882
Loving you as I do; words and melody
byt W. I. Mason. © 1 c. June, 2,
1928; E 694137; William Theodore
Mason, LaSalle, I. 12883
Lucerito mio; foxtrot, letra de J. del
Moral, mtsica de Jose Sabre, of
Mexico. © June 1, 1928; 1 ¢«. June
5; E 692364; A. Wagner y Levien,
sucs. Ss. en c., Mexico City, Mexico.
12884
Lucky at cards; from The silver swan,
words by William S. Brady, melody
by H. Maurice Jacquet. © 1c. May
28, 1928; E 694048; Leo Feist, ine.,
New York. 12885
Lucky dog; by Mel B. Kaufman, arr.
by Walter C. Schad; orch. with pf.
or. organ ace. 4to. © June 5, 1928;
2c. June 6; E 694154; Irving Ber-
lin standard music corp., New York.
12886
Lula Belle; words and music by L.
Gavigan. [Photostat] © 1 ¢« May
29, 1928; E 693101; Louise Gavigan,
Sacramento, Calif. 12887
Lullaby; words by S..G. Rusk, music
by Margaret Rusk Griffiths. [Photo-
stat] ©1c: June 9, 1928; E 694274;
Margaret R. Griffiths, Cleveland.
12888
Lullaby for a baby fairy; a whimsy,
words by Joyce Kilmer, music by
Minnie Coons. Freeman; med. voice.
Ge. dune 4, 1928: 2 c. june Lun)
694380; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 12889
Luna mezzo mare; versi e musica di
Paolo Citorello, of Italy, domiciled
at Philadelphia. [Words and melody
only] © Mar. 2, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 26;
E 688268; Italian book co., New
York. 12890
MacDowell (Edward Alexander) To
a wild rose; arr. by R. V. How-
ard; four violins. © 1 c. June 5,
1928; E 693210; Robert Victor How-
ard, Washington. 12891
Machetero (El); letra y musica de
Hnos Bafiuelos, of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles; pf. ©1c. June 18.
1928; E 694500; Felipe Valdes Leal,
Los Angeles. 12892
Madrecita ; cancion Mexicana, letra y
musica de Luis Martinez Serrano,
of Mexico. © May 15, 1928; 1 ec.
June 5; E 692365; A. Wagner y
Levien, sucs. s. en ¢c., Mexico City,
Mexico. 12893
Magic isle; words by W. H. Sahly,
music by O. M,:-Watson. [Words
‘and melody only] © 1c. June 5,
1928; E 693207; O. M. Watson and
W. H. Sahly, Hollywood, Calif.
12894
Magyar népzene (Ungarische volks-
musik) ; English tr. by M. D. Calvo-
coressi, Deutsch von Emma Kodaly,
musik Kodaly Zoltan, of Hungary.
Budapest, Rozsavolgyi és tarsa. 3
furet. 11. Elkialtom magamat.. [5
others] © Jan. 1, 1928; 1 e. May
28; E 692377; Zoltan Kodaly, Buda-
pest, Hungary. 12895
Maid of old Bombay; words and mu-
sic by Billy Heagney. © May 19,
1928; 2c. June 5; EH 693138; Gotham
music service, ine., New York.
12896
Major (The) scales; by John M. Wil-
liams. © May 7, 1928; 2 c. May 8,
1928; aff. May 24; A 1077439; Bos-
ton music co., Boston. 12897
Make every day your Mother’s day;
words..and music by M.. IL. Sayet.
© 1c. June 6, 1928; E 694190; Mu-
riel Irene Sayet, Brooklyn. 12898
Malézieux (Georges Errest) Con-
certo; pour. pf. et orch., par G. E.
Malézieux, of France; pf. solo; en
mi min. © Jan..4, 1928; 1 c...Mar.
9; E 692458; Editions du magasin
inusical, Pierre Sehneider, Paris.
12899
words. and
(Ort arc
Ashley
12900
Mammy’s croonin’ tune;
music by A. Alexander.
June 6, 1928; E 694187;
Alexander, San Francisco.
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12901
pt. 111, n. s., v. 23
Man (The) I love; intermezzo, by
George Gershwin, arr. by Max Ir-
win, of Great Britain; orch. with pf.
conductor. London, Chappell & ¢o.,
ltd, ..Ato...@ May. 16, 1928 2/.1..G
May 31; E 692355; Harms, ine., New
York. 12901
Manhattan blues; by R. Marine; pf.
© June 1, 1928; 2 ce. June 9; E
694232; Robert Marine, New York.
12902
Mareh heroic; by Kilenyi-Frey; orch.
4to. © May 31, 1928; 2c June 1;
E 693092; Robbins music corp., New
York. 12903
Mareh of the peer tae by C. HE.
Smith; pf. © 1c. June 11, 1928;
E 694291 ; Charles E. Smith, Youngs-
town, O. 12904
March of the nobles; by I. Borovsky,
arr. by Harry L. Alford; band. 4to.
© May 29,.1928; 2 c«. May 31; HB
694089; Isadore Borovsky, Minne-
apolis. “12905
Marche noble; grand march proces-
sional, by Christian Bach, arr. by
M. L. Lake; small oreh. with pf.
conductor. © May 23, 1928; 2 c.
May 26; E 693221; Ludwig music
pub. co., Cleveland. 12906
Marching (A) song; from That’s a
good girl, words by Desmond Carter,
music by Joseph Meyer and Philip
Charig. London, Chappell & eo., ltd.
© May 26, 1928; 2 c. May 31; E
694053 ; Harms, ine., New York.
12907
Marcia dei soldati Abruzzese; versi e
melodia di P. Sciascia. © 1c. June
14, 1928; E 693416; Pasquale Sci-
ascia, Philadelphia. 12908
Mare Andaluso prés de Cadix; chan-
son espagnole en one step, paroles
francaises de René Vilhianne, mu-
sique de Robert Stolz, of Austria,
adaption rythmique de E. Frati. ©
May 2, 1928; 1c. Apr. 18; E 689498 ;
Société anonyme des éditions Ri-
cordi, Paris. 12909
Maria; one step, by Mel B. Kaufman;
orch. 4to. © May 31, 1928; 2 ¢.
June 1; E 694115; Robbins music
corp., New York. 12910
Maria Tudor; di A. Carlo Gomes, gran
fantasia in 3 parti di Vincenzo Billi,
of Italy; piccola oreh. con pf. con-
duttore. 4to. pte. 2,3. © June 4,
1928; 1 c. each June 5; E 692383,
692384; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
12911, 12912
Marie; words and melody by I. Berlin.
1 ec. June 4, 1928; E 693176;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York:
12913
Marine syncopations; by R. Marine;
pf: © June 1, 1928-7 2ee7 sue 9:
HE 694233 ; Robert Marine, New York.
12914
Marionettes; intermezzo, by Hugo
Felix, of Austria, domiciled at Port-
chester, N. Y.; pt. © June 4, 1928;
2c. June 11; E 694882; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 12915
Marionnettes; par René Rabey, of
France; pf. © Apr. 20, 1928; 1 «.
May 23; E 692507; Heugel, Paris.
12916
Mariquita; versi di Enrico Frati, mu-
sica di Renato Peneo, of Italy. Mi-
lan, Casa editrice musicale Carlo
Lombardo. © Apr. 1, 1928; 1c¢. May
7; E 692415; Carlo Lombardo, Mi-
lan. 12917
Mark-time; march two-step, by Harry
J. Lincoln; pf. © June 4, 1928; 2 ¢.
June 5; EH 693143 ; Vandersloot mus ¢e
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa. 12918
Mary; words by C. H. Youngs, music
by Fern Swanson and C. H. Youngs.
© 1c. Feb. 27, 1928; E 688387;
Charles H. Youngs, Nelson, Neb.
12919
Maschietta; canzone fox trot, parole
di Emilio Reggio, musica di Ettore
e Achille Schinelli, of Italy. ©1le.
Mar. 17, 1928; E 685997; Ettore
Schinelli and Achille Schinelli, Rome.
12920
Masque of the red death; a satire in
rvthmical dissonance, words by Ed-
gar Allan Poe, adapted by Neal Cald-
well, music by H. Forrest. [Photo-
stat] ©1c. June 8, 1928; E 694220;
Hamilton Forrest, Chicago. 12921
Masquerade; words by Mary Compton,
music by Charles W. Hamp and
Emile Ricca; pf. and ukulele acc.
© May 13, 1928; 2 e. June 15; E
694438; Harms, inc., New York.
12922
Massanet (Jules Pmile Frédéric)
Sweet good-night ; 4-pt. song, arr. by
Charles Gilbert Spross; women’s
voices. 4to. © May 31, 1928; 2 ec.
June 2; E 693211; John Church co.,
Cine‘nnati. 12923
Mazurek; wesele u jaska saboty, by
Frank Przybylski; pf. © 1e¢. June
2, 1928; E 694127; International mu-
sic pub. co., Chicago. 12924
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Me soggira; versi di F. Giusto e G.
Mandala, musica di F. Giusto, of
Italy, domiciled at New York.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Apr. 23, 1928; E 690007; Frank
Giusto and Girolamo Mandala, New
York. 12925
‘ Measure for measure; morceau pathe-
tique, by Bertram Srawley, scored
by Geo. H. Sanders, both of Great
Britain; pf. © May 26, 1928; 2 ¢,
June 1; E 693088; Sanders-Weiss,
ine., New York. 12926
Meet my baby; words and music by
C. Gross, arr. by Raye Nazer; pf.
© 1 ce. May 31, 1928; E 693114;
Charles Gross, Brooklyn. 12927
Melancholy yodel blues; words and
melody by Spencer Williams. © 1c.
June 9, 1928; E 694281; Triangle mu-
sie pub. co., ine., New York. 12928
Memories; from The silver swan,
-words by William S. Brady, melody
by H. Maurice Jacquet. ©1e¢. May
28, 1928; E 694049; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 12929
Memories of France; words by Al Du-
bin, melody by J. Russel Robinson.
© 1c May 31, 1928; E 694011;
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. 12930
Memory hall; words by M. Smith, mu-
sic by Edna Osgard Larson. On-
alaska, W's., Smith and Osgard. ©
June 9, 1928; 2c. June 9; E 694262;
Merretta Smith and Edna Larson,
Onalaska, Wis. 12931
‘Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig
Felix) Symphony in A _ minor;
Scotch, by Felix Mendelssohn, op. 56,
ed. by Percy Goetschius; pf. © May
Cisse e. and all. dune ws A
1078942 ; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
12932
Menuet; par Philippe Gaubert, of
France; violoncelle et pf. © Apr.
20, 1928; 1 ec May 23; E 692514;
Heugel, Paris. 12933
Menuet facile; par Eug. Guillaume, of
Belgium; pf. © Apr. 19, 1928; 1 e.
Apr. 27; E 689670; Edition Belgo-
Canadienne, Montreal, Canada.
12934
Meredith (I. H.) 5 motion songs for
Easter; words by yarious authors,
music by I. H. Meredith and Grant
Colfax Tullar. S8yo. 1. Come little
12944
_
flowers, arise. [4 others] © Jan.
28, 1928; 2 ec. June 18; E 694444;
Tullar-Meredith co., New York.
12935
Merlino mastro d’organi (Merlin meis-
ter der orgeln) ; dramma musicale
in 2 parti, di G. Francesco Mali-
piero, of Italy, Deutsch von R. St.
Hoffmann, of Austria; riduzione per
pf. e canto. 1. L’ineantesimo. [1
other] © May 10, 1928; 1 ¢. June
12; D 27833; Universal edition ac-
tiengesellschaft, Vienna. 12936
Message (A) of roses; words and mu-
sic by J. D. Fisher; in E flat. New
York, Frank Harding. © June 4,
1928; 2 c. June 7; EH 693248; John
D. Fisher, Harrisburg, Pa. 12987
Metodo per violino; di B. Campagnoli,
interamente rinnovato da _ Enrico
Polo, of Italy. [Italian and Span-
ish text] pte. seconda. © June 13,
1928; 1 c@ June 14; BE 692558; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 12938
Mi corazon para ti; vals, por C. Rubal-
cava y Ed. Tavo, both of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles; pf. [Pho-
tostat] © May 3, 1928; 2c. May 5;
E 691268; Dionisio Acosta, Los An-
geles. 12939
Military buck dance; patriotic patrol,
compiled and orchestrated by Geo.
H. Sanders, of Great Britain; pf. ©
May 26, 1928; 2 c. June 1; E 693085 ;
Sanders-Weiss, inec., New York.
12940
Military maids; from Revue des am-
bassadeurs, words and music by Cole
Porter. London, Chappell & co., Itd:
© May 29, 1928; 2 c. June 11; EB
693316; Harms, inc., New York.
12941
Military misterioso; by Theodore
Hahn, jr.,,.and,, Carl, Hahn; oreb.,
with pf. or organ conductor. ©
June;itL,; 1928; (2 7¢.. dune, 44:
694386; John Church co., Cincinnati.
12942
Minecuccio passaguaie; versi di F. Fa-
nizza, musica di A. Libardo, of Italy,
domiciled at New York. [ Words
and melody only] © 1c. May 25,
1928; E 6933286; Antonio Libardo and
Frank Fanizza, New York. 12943
Miner’s (The) prayer; words by Bart
Good, music by Al Sikes, arr. by
Rube Bennett; pf. and ukulele acc.
© June 12, 1928; 2 c. June 14; BE
694398; Milton Weil music eco., Chi-
cago. 12944
679
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12945
Minnesota; lyric by H. S. Short, mu-
sic by J. A. Swenson. © June_ 5,
1928; 2 c. June 8; E 694308; Har-
riet Stowe Short, Minneapolis.
12945
Minuetto; melody by F. Feldman, op.
55; in G © 1c. June 4, 1928; H
693183 ; Frank Feldman, Brooklyn.
12946
Mississippi in the moonlight; melody
by Robert King. © 1 ¢. June 7,
1928; E 693264; Shapiro, Bernstein >
12947
Mississippi woman blues; yodel, words
and melody by Spencer Williams.
© 1c. June 14, 1928; E 693408; Tri-
angle music pub. co., inc, New
York. 12948
Misterioso agitato; by. Theodore Hahn,
jr., and Carl Hahn; orch., with pf.
or organ conductor. © June 11,
1928; 2 c. June 14; E 694391; John
Church co., Cincinnati.
& co., inec., New York.
Misterioso dramatico; by ‘Theodore
Hahn, jr., and Carl Hahn; orch.,
with pf. or organ conductor. ©
June 11, 1928; 2 ¢c.. June 14; EH
694394; John Church co., Cincinnati.
12950
Mit hjemland (My homeland); sang
av O. Berild, music and tr. by S.
Garborg, of Canada, domiciled at
Los Angeles; mixed voices. © June
7, 1928; 2 c. June 16; E 694485; S.
Garborg and Olaf Berild, Los An-
geles. 12951
Mocho (HI) lencho; marcha-one step,
by Ed. Tavo, of Mexico, domiciled at
Los Angeles; pf. [Photostat] ©
June 1, 1928; 2c. June 11; E 694252 ;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
12952
* Mompellio (Federico) 38 liriche; versi
di Marga e Grill, musica di: F. Mom-
pellio, of Italy. Genoa, Stamperia
musicale R. Leo. 1. Idillio. ee
‘others]’ © Mar. 10, 1928; 1 c. May
7; E 692416; Federico Mompellio,
Rome. 12953
Monali (Mona Lee) ; Hawaiian waltz
song, words and music by A. Leff
and* Y. Hudspeth; pf. and ukulele
ace. Rapid City, S. D., Hudspeth,
Leff and Frankforter. © May 22,
1928; 2 c. May 24; E 694081; Alice
Leff and Yvonne Hudspeth, Rapid
City; S. D. 12954
Moods and motives for’ motion pic-
tures; a loose leaf collection by
Theodore Hahn, jr., and Carl Hahn;
12949
pt. IIT, N. s., V. 23
orch. vy. 2.. © June 11, 1928; 2’ ¢.
_ June 14; E 694895; John Church co.,
Cincinnati. 12955
Moonbeams; serenade, from The red
mill, words by Henry Blossom, mu-
sic by Victor Herbert, arr. by George
J. Trinkaus; female voices. 4to.
May 26, 1928; 2 e. May 31; EH
694079; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 12956
Mooney moon; fox trot, words and mu-
sic by A. D. Evans, of Canada. ©
1c. June 11, 1928; E 693344; Archie
D. Evans, Cedoux, Sask., Canada.
12957
Moonlight madness ; words and melody
by Lou Davis and J. Fred Coots. ©
1c. June 6, 1928; E 694175; De-
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.,
New York. 12958
Moonlight on the lagoon; words by
Mitchell Parish, music by Elliott
Jacoby; pf. and ukulele ace. © June
2, 1928; 2 c June 9; E 693289; Jack
Milis, inc., New York. 12959
Moonlit Spain; words and music by
LL.’ W. Kasman, arr. by Harry L.
Alford... © June 12, 1928; 2 ec. June
14; E 694407; Louis W. Kasman,
‘Chicago. 12960
Moorish (A) street; by Theodore
Hahn, jr., and Carl Hahn; orech.,
with pf. or organ conductor. ©
June’ tl 79283" 2°-¢) shure Es
694387 ; John Church co., Cincinnati.
12961
Morena; words by J. N. Herrera, mu-
sic by J. N. Herrera and Ed. Tavo,
both of Mexico, domiciled at New
York.
2 c June 11; E 694248; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 12962
Morescea ; intermezzo, di F. Paolo Fron-
tini, of Italy; piccola orch. © May
11,. 1928; 1 «@ June 7; BE 692405;
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 129638
Morning (The) just dawning brings
you; words and music by G. John-
ston. © June 9, 1928; 2 e¢. June 11;
E 694235; Gertrude Johnston, Bilt-
more, N. C. . 12964
Morning revels; by R. L. Mosemiller ;
pf. Cincinnati, O., Groene music ¢o.
© May’ 20, 1928; 2- ec’ June 2; EH
694110; Ruby Lane Mosemiller,
Bloomington, Ind. 12965
Mosir sonando; waltz, by A. Schwartz;
pf. ©1c. Apr. 27, 1928; E 691419;
Abe Schwartz, New York. 12966
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Most beautiful woman;
melody by H. Shamlian.
text? (© “Lc. Aug. 124,.01927; EB
673296; Hovsep Shamlian, Union
City, N. J. 12967
Mother dear; words and music by H.
HW. “Wickey? “pf: -© 1 c¢.' June 15,
1928; E 694429; Hattie Huffington
Dickey, McGehee, Ark. 12968
Mother dear, tell me why; words and
melody by BE. L. Gaskin. © 1 «
June 6, 1928; E 694173; Edward
Lew Gaskin, Allentown, Pa. 12969
Mother state of the Forty eight Vir-
ginia; words by W. C. Ellis, music
by Burrell Van Buren. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 9, 1928;
E 694270; Walter C. Ellis, Roanoke,
Va. 12970
Mother’s day; words by F. O. Robin-
son, music by John Heiser. © May
2 19285) 2°-¢.. June 4; EH 693226;
Fred O. Robinson, Cambridge, Mass.
12971
Mother’s love; waltz, words by M.
Williams, music by Ray Hibbeler.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 4, 1928; E 693193; Merlissier
Williams, St. Louis. 12972
Mother’s (The) love song; words and
music by F. A. Snider, arr. by Ruth
Teeter. © 1c. June 13, 1928; EB
694352; Flora A. Snider, Peru, Ind.
12973
Moths; scherzino, by John Thompson;
pf. © May 28, 1928; 2 e May 31;
E 694001; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati. 12974
Mountain (The) butterfly; barcarolle,
melody by F. Feldman, op. 54. ©
1 c June 4, 1928; E 693184; Frank
Feldman, Brooklyn. 12975
Mousquetaires (Les) au couvent;
opéra comique en 3 actes, de Louis
Varney, fantaisie arr. par Raoul
Morane, of France; pf., 4 4 mains.
© Apr. 20, 1928; 1 ce. May 23; E
692489 ; Choudens, Paris. 12976
Movimento continuo; tarantelle dra-
matique, by Bertram Srawley, scored
by Geo. H. Sanders; both of Great
Britain; [violin with] pf. acc. ©
May 26, 1928; 2c. June 1; E 693089;
Sanders-Weiss, inc., New York.
12977
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Min-
uet; from Divertimento in D, arr.
by Spencer Dyke, of Great Britain;
12988
.
violin and pf. Berner’s ed. © May
24, 1928; 1 c« June 5; E 692428;
Joseph Williams, ltd., London.
12978
Muerto en vida; danzoén, por M.
Pagan; pf. © Feb. 15, 1928; 2 «.
May 31; E 694007; Manrique Pagan,
Santurce, Porto Rico. 12979
Music writing book for scales and
chords; minor scales, by Kathleen
Air. © May 29, 1928; 2 c. June 1;
aff. May 31; A 1079706; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 12980
Musical hour; waltz, by M. Abramo-
witz. 1 e June 14, 1928; EH
693393 ; Morris Abramowitz, Brook-
lyn. 12981
Muzzle the back seat driver and drive
her wherever you may; words and
music by A. F. McDermott; pf. and
ukulele acc. © May 29, 1928; 2 ¢.
May 31; E 694090; Alfred Francis
McDermott, Pound, Wis. 12982
My baby wife; Charleston-fox-trot, by
Harry Bloom, of Getmany, arr. by
Hubert Bath, of England; orch.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Oct.
toe toon) twee New -2t,. bococ en
685642; Edition Otto Kuhl, g. m.
b. h., Cologne, Germany. 12983
My daddy don’t do nothin’ bad; words
and melody by Andy Razaf. ©1e.
June 9, 1928; E 694283; Georgia
music co., New York. 12984
My darling; words and music by
Bernie Grossman, Guy Lombardo
and Arthur Sizemore, arr. by Rube
Bennett; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
June 12, 1928; 2 c@ June 14; E
694400; Randolph music publishers,
Chicago. 12985
My dream castles; words and music
by Harry Taylor McLean. © 1 «@.
June 8, 1928; E 693300; Harry T.
McLean, Gulfport, Miss. 12986
My girl don’t play cards; words and
music by Arthur Swanstrom, Joe
Schuster and John Siras; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. ©
May 29, 1928; 2c. June 7; E 693242;
Jack Mills, inc., New York. 12987
My heaven is home; quartette, words
by Harry D. Kerr, music by Errol
Collins; men’s voices. 4to. © June
20, 1928; 2 c«. June 19; E 693455;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 12988
681
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12989
My honey bug; words by F. Sierkow-
ski, music by Jack Edwards. New
York City, Frank Harding. © May
18, 1928; 2 c« May 24; E 693232;
Fred Sierkowski, Lansing, Mich.
12989
My little sweetheart ; words and music
by H. M. Flinkman. © 1 ¢. June
16, 1928; E 6938440; H. Maurice
Flinkman, Philadelphia. 12990
My long Island home; words by EH. L.
Greenwood, music by H. V. Knox.
© Apr. 12, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 14; E
693452; Ed. Livingston Greenwood
and Hugh V. Knox, New York.
12991
My lord; par Léo Pouget, arr. par
Rudd, both of France; orch., avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Mar. 23, 1928;
1 ec. Mar. 28; E 689066; Enoch &
cie., Paris. 12992
My love’s an arbutus; 3-pt. song, words
by A. P. Graves, old Irish melody |
arr. by H. Alexander Matthews,
adapted for school choruses by Ralph
L. Baldwin; women’s voices. 4to.
© May 25, 1928; 2 « June 4; BH
694321; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. [© adaptation] 12993:
My mother; words and melody by N.
G. Vandergriff. © 1 ¢ June 15,
1928; E 694497; Nina Goodin Van-
dergriff, Sulphur Springs, Tex.
12994
My refuge; words and music by H.
Stenbock; pf. © June 1, 1928; 2 ¢.
June 7; E 693247; Harold Stenbock,
Chicago. 12995.
My sorority sweetheart; words by Al
Lewis, music by Al Sherman; pf.
and ukulele acc. © May 1, 1928;
2c June 11; E 6942384; Lewis-
Marks pub. co., New York. 12996
My sunshine Mary; words and music
by Prince Akeeva [pseud. of Nathan
S. Brody] © 1c. Apr. 238, 1928;
E 690153; Nathan §S. Brody, New
York. 12997
My sweet Annette; words and music
by Lillian Ranft; pf. and ukulele
acc. © May 19, 1928; 2 c June 5;
E 693134; Gotham music service,
ine., New York. 12998
My sweet baby; lyric by Chas. and
Harry Tobias, music by Henry A.
Tobias; pf. and ukulele acc.
June 1, 1928; 2c. June 2; E 693155;
Jerome H. Remick & co., New York.
12999
pt. 11, 0. s., Vv. 23
My sweet blue eyed Yankee maid;
words and melody by W. A. Hazard.
© 1c. June 15, 1928; EH 694493; |
William Albert Hazard, Verndale,
Sask., Canada. 13000:
My sweet Cara Nome; words and
music by C. C. Kuenzig. © 1 «¢.
June 5, 1928; E 694189; Clement
Charles Kuenzig, Girard, Pa. 13001
My treasures; words by Rube Gold-
berg, music by Lewis E. Gensler;
pf. and ukulele ace. © June 2,
1928; 2c. June 5; E 693215; Harms,
inc., New York. - 13002
My window of dreams; lyric by Alfred
Bryan, music by John Klenner; pf.
and ukulele ace. © June 5, 1928;
2c. June 6; E 694167; Spier & Cos-
low, inc., New York. 13003
Mysterious story; -by L. Leslie Loth;
pf. © June 4, 1928; 2c June 11;
E 6943877; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 13004
Na boisku (In the barn); polka, by
Frank Dukli, arr. by Louis Vitak;
concertina. © 1c June 9, 1928;
E 694276; Vitak-Elsnie co., Chicago.
13005
Na ‘lii; Hawaiian song, words and
music by S. Kuahiwi. © 1c. June
15, 1928; EH 694421; Charles H. King,
Honolulu. 13006
Nacht (Die) von San _ Sebastian;
operette in drei akten, von Hans
Bachwitz, gesangstexte u. musik von
Ralph Benatzky, of Austria. Voll-
stindiger klavier-auszug. © Aug.
1, 1927; 1 «@ Oct. 15; E 677604;
Edition Vuvag, Berlin. 13007
Naturstemninger (Naturstimmungen) ;
av Signe Lund, of Norway, op. 61;
pf. 1. I. baaten... [4. others] -©
Apr. 20, 1928; 1). ¢,,June 15; H
692568: Norsk musikforlag, a/ 3
Oslo, Norway. 13008
Nena, vamonos_al clinch; danzon, por
M. Pagin; pf. ©1e, May 31, 1928;
E 694020; Manrique Pagan, San-
turce, Porto Rico. 13009
New fashioned girl; fox trot, words
and music by H. M. Flinkman.
1 c@ May 31, 1928; E 694019; H.
Maurice Flinkman, Philadelphia.
13010
New (A) method for the ‘pianoforte;
by James Bellak and Weston Webb.
Enl. and rev. ed. © Dec. 29, 1927;
2c. and aff. June 5, 1928; A 1079795;
Jack Snyder pub. co., inc., New York.
13011
682
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1928
13034
New Year’s resolutions; from The
silver swan, words by William S.
Brady, melody by H. Maurice
Jacquet. © 1c. May 28, 1928; E
694040; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
13012
Nights make me think of you; words
by S. Walker, music by Rob’t H.
Brennen. [Words and melody only]
© 1e¢ June 13, 1928; H 694368;
Sarah Walker, New Orleans. 13013
Ninety (The) and nine; words by
Elizabeth C. Clephane, music by R.
E. Smith. © 1.¢. June 14, 1928;
E 693388; Robert Elmer Smith,
Visalia, Calif. “13014
Niverd (Lucien) Six études melo-
diques; de L. Niverd, of France; pf.
© Apr. 20, 1928; 1 c« May 23; E
692484; Editions Maurice Senart,
Paris. 13015
No sir, absolute no; words and music
by H. F. Meyer, arr. by Hermsen-
Suppiger; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Apr. 21, 1928; 2c. June 2; E 694099;
Harry Fred Meyer, St. Louis. 138016
Nobile al polo; versi e musica di Fran-
cesco Trombetta. [Words and mel-
ody only] © June 7, 1928; 2 «¢.
June 11; E 693327; F. Trombetta,
Philadelphia. 13017
Nobile stella d’Italia; versi di M. Per-
rocato, musica di L. Canoro; violin.
©1c. June 9, 1928; BE 694284; Maria
Perrocato and Louis Canoro, New
York. 13018
Nobody but you; fox trot, words and
music by A. D. Evans, of Canada.
© 1c. June 11, 1928; E 693346;
Archie D. Evans, Cedoux, Sask.,
Canada. 13019
Nobody can take his place; words and
melody by H. Charles. ©1 ce. June
6, 1928; E 694188; Harry Charles,
Atlanta. 13020
Nobody knew; waltz, words and music
by D. Holland. © 1 ec. June 13,
1928; E 693399; Dorothy Holland,
Tuolumne, Calif. 13021
Nothin’ but blues; by Jack Wood; pf.
© 1c June 14, 1928; E 693409;
Triangle music pub. co., inc., New
York. 13022
Nothin’ you do; words and music by
M. L. Aaron. © 1. June 2, 1928;
E 694052; Margaret LaMothe Aaron,
Blacksburg, Va. 13023
Nothing lasts for aye; from The silver
swan, words by William S. Brady,
melody by H. Maurice Jacquet. ©
1c. May 28, 1928; E 694041; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 13024
Nothing’s like it used to be; words
and music by C. Smiley. © 1 ec.
June 8, 1928; EH 694208; Charles
Smiley, Paris, Tex. 13025
Now tell me; lyrics and music by H.
Kikenberry. © 1c. June 9, 1928;
E 694296; Herbert Hikenberry, New
York. 13026
Nuit du Lido; [de 1928], par F.
Wolter, of France; pour orch., avec
parties separeés et pf. conducteur.
4to. © Apr. 15, 1928; 1 c. May 23;
HE 692524; F. Wolter, Paris. 13027
Nuit du Lido; de 1928, paroles de St.
Granier & Jean le Seyeux, musique
de F. Wolter, of France, Paris, Edi-
tions France-Iberia. © Apr. 15,
1028: bicie May, 23; 692526;3., BF:
Wolter, Paris. 13028
Nuova (La) Italia (The new Italy) ;
words by F. L. Zottoli, music by
G. Ottavi. Boston, Mass., Ottavi
bros. © May 28, 1928; 2c. June 4;
E 693227; Frank M. Zottoli and
Guido Ottavi, Boston. 13029
O lo componio (A la compagne) ;
recueilli, noté et harmonisé, avec
adaption francaise par J. Canteloube,
of France; 4 voix mixtes. 4to.
Ar 20. done: ao Cy Nia y eye
692505 ; Heugel, Paris. 13030
O vos omnes; four pt. cho., by Ludovico
Tommaso da Vittoria, arr. by Archi-
bald Thompson Davison; men’s
voices, a cappella. 4to. © May 19,
1928; 2 c. May 28; E 694004; EH. C.
Schirmer music co., Boston. 13031
O worship the King; text by Robert
Grant, music by Adolph M. Foerster ;
mixed voices. 4to. © May 24, 1928;
2c. May 28; E 690971; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 130382
Oberek ; marysia jechata z przenica do
mityna, by Frank Przybylski; pf. ©
1 ec. June 2, 1928; E 694125; Inter-
national music pub. co., Chicago.
: 13033
Oberon’s song; 2-pt. song, poem by
Shakespeare, music by M. Crichton,
of Great Britain; sop. and contralto.
London, J. Curwen & sons, ltd. 4to.
© June 2, 1928; 1 « May 31; E
692397 ; Margaret Crichton, London.
13034
683
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13035
Ode 4 la France (Ode to the France) ;
poéme de Louis Laloy, musique de
Claude Debussy, réalisé par Marius
Francois Gaillard, of France; solo et
choeur. © Apr. 10, 1928; 1 c May
23; E 692497; Choudens, Paris.
13035
Off to the war I’m going; words and
meldoy by G. Foster. © 1c. June
2, 1928; E 693105; R. S. Peer, New
York. 13036
Offenbach (Jacques) Barcarolle ; from
the Tales of Hoffman [!], by Jaques
[!] Offenbach, arr. by J. A. Perry;
tenor banjo or mandola solo. New
Bedford, Mass., Educator service.
© Apr. 30; 41928 -.2 eo June 12" B)
693095; Joseph Albert Perry, New
Bedford, Mass. 13037
Official (The) West Point march;
words by Alfred H. Parham, music
by P. Egner; pf. New York, Carl
Fischer, inc. © June 1, 1928; 2 e.
June 16; E 693423; Philip: Egner,
New York. 13088.
Oh! Amelia; words and music by Len
E. Graham and George W. Crump,
both of Great Britain; pf. acc., with
banjulele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Alvin D. Kecch; in F. [Staff and
tonie sol-fa notations] © May 29,
1928; 1 c« May 31; E 692362; B.
Feldman & co., London. 138039
Oh is she mad at me; words and mel-
ody by Cliff Friend and Irving
Caesar. © 1c. June 6, 1928; E
694202; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
13040
Oh Lindy; words by C. M. Sephton,
music by Jim Butler [pseud. of G.
W. Butler], of Canada. ©1c. June
2, 1928; E 694147; Charles Matthew
Sephton and George William Butler,
Winnipeg, Canada. 13041
Oh, patria mia; cancion mixta, letra e
musica de Moises Simon [pseud. of
M. S. Rodriguez] © 1 c. May 7,
1928; E 690454; Moises Simons Rod-
riguez, Havana, Cuba. 138042
Oiseau (L’) chante dans les bois; ro-
mance, paroles de Henri Moreau,
musique de Louis Blémant, of
France. © Apr. 20, 1928; 1 c. May
23 ; E 692520; Heugel, Paris. 138048
Oiseau (L’) enchanté (Der verzau-
berte vogel) ; ballet en 1 acte d’apreés
un conte populaire russe, de Nicolas
Tchérepnine, of France, op. 55, rev.
et ed. par J. Philipp; pf. © Apr. 21,
pt. 117, n. s., v. 23
1927; 1 ec. June 1; FE 692565; Univer-
sal-edition actiengesellschaft, Berlin.
13044
Old Dutch lullaby; arr. by Clarence
Dickinson; organ. © Apr. 21, 1928;
2c. Apr. 23; E 688926; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 13045
Old-fashioned girl; from Revue des
ambassadeurs, words and music by
Cole Porter. London, Chappell & co.,
Itd. © May 29, 1928; 2c June 11;
E 698315; Harms, ine., New York.
; 13046
Old lager beer; words by V. Seelos,
music by Jean B. Grillon. © 1 «.
June 6, 1928; E 694186; Victor See-
los, Ft. Wayne, Ind. 13047
Old man Sunshine little Boy Blue bird;
words by Mort Dixon, music by
Harry Warren.” © May. 12, 1928;
2c. June 14; E 694416; Remick mu-
sic corp., New York. 13048
Old (The) rock jail behind the old
iron gate; words and melody by
Georgia Yellow Hammers. © 1 ©.
May 3, 1928; E 690284; Southern
music pub. co., inc., New York.
13049
Old (The) whet-stone a-grinding; by
L. Leslie Loth; pf. © June 4, 1928;
2 ce. June 11; HE 694878; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York. 13050
Olive; by H. O. Ford; pf. ©1c. June
15, 1928; E 693444; Hortense O.
Ford, Tampa, Fla. 13051
Ommie Wise; words by G. B. Grayson,
melody by H. Whitler. © 1c. May
83, 1928 ;; E 690281; Ralph Peer, New
York. 13052
On a summer night when I met you
in the park; words and music by S.
Miller, of Poland, domiciled at Den-
ver. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 7, 1928; HE 693275; Sam-
uel Miller, Denver. 138053
On old fashioned-walz; by Harry Ca-
hill; pf. © June 25, 1927; 2 c. July
28; E 672472; Editions L. Maillo-
chon, Paris. 13054
On the lagoon; tango fox trot, words
and music by E. LeSieur. © 1 e.
June 1, 1928; E 694129; Eugene Le
Sieur, Sanford, Me. 13055
On tip-toe; ballet dance, by Walter
Rolfe, op. 212, no. 6; pf. © June
15, 1928; 2 c. June 18; E 694482;
B. F. Wood music ¢co., Boston.
13056
684
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS,
no. 6, 1928
One sock blues; melody by El Watson.
© le. June 8, 1928; E 694211; R.S.
Peer, New York. 13057
One step to heaven; from Say when,
words by Raymond Klages, music by
Jesse Greer; pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by Hank Linet. © -June 15,
1928; 2 c. June 16; E 693430; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 138058
Only in, dreams; words} and music by
R. W. Shain. [Words and melody
only |
694272 ; Rose Wies Shain, Brookline,
Mass. 13059
Only you; valse ballad, words and mel-
ody by O. Hoeg, of Norway, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles. © 1c. June 1,
1928; E 694012; Otto B. Hoeg, Los
Angeles. 13060
Open our eyes; anthem, words by Fred-
eric West MacDonald, music by Will
C. Macfarlane; mixed voices, organ
ace. 4to. © May 24, 1928; 2 c. May
31; KH 694062; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 13061
Orgelwerke ; von Waldemar von Bauss-
nern, of Germany. obl. S8vo. 1.
Fantasie. [2 others] © Oct. 15,
A928 3 oi. Gr each, Apr...23,, 1928 ;-,B
692370; Chr. Friedrich Vieweg, G. m.
b. H., Berlin-Lichterfelde, Germany.
13062
Oriental (An) love song; words by
Mitchell Parish, music by Sammy
Fain. © June 2, 1928; 2 c. June 9;
E 693287; Gotham music service,
inc., New York. 13063
Our eagle’s nest; words and music by
O. A. Richmond. © June 16, 1928;
2c. June 18; E 694463; Ora Ann
Richmond, Grand Junction, Col.
13064
Our friend and President; a serenade,
words ard music by E. M. Wright.
© May 29, 1928; 2 ce May 31: E
694097; Edwin Monroe Wright,
Manteno, II. 13065
Our sleeping soldiers; words and mu-
sic by H. Borge; pf. © May 22,
1928; 2 c. May 24; E 694088; Har-
old Borge, Donaldson, Minn. 13066
Over the tree tops; by George Elwood
Bradshaw, op. 14: pf. © June 15,
1928; 2 c. June 18; E 694470; B. F.
Wood music co., Boston. 13067
Pa’s old hat; by Mickey Guy; orch.
4to. © June 8, 1928; 2c. June 11;
E 694237; Mercury music pub. co.,
New York. 13068
©). bel SJtne 1:9)) 1928 ; ./B-
5 13079
Pachita; words and. melody by J.
Bruckner. © 1 ¢. June 2, 1928; E
693102; Joseph Bruckner, New York.
13069
Paganini; opérette romantique en 38
actes, de André Rivoire d’aprés Paul
Knepler et Bela Jenbach, musique de
Franz Lehar, of Hungary. © Apr.
13; 9285. Eo ev May. 10; : D2 7328 5
Francis Salabert, Paris. 13070
Pal of my heart; words and music by
V. M. Loftin. © June 16, 1928; 2 e¢.
June 18; E 694459; Virginia Mae
Loftin, Meridian, Miss. 13071
Panis angelicus; liturgical text, music
by Martin G. Dumler, op. 11; 4 male
voices; organ ace. 4to. © June 1,
1928; 2 c«. June 5; E 694158; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 13072
Papillons; petit air de _ ballet,
Hug. Guillaume, of Belgium ; pf.
Apr: 19, 1928; 1 e@. Apr. 27; EH
689666; Edition Belgo-Canadienne,
Montreal, Canada. 138073
par
Paradise; words by Bernard Margolis,
music by George HE. Byard; pf. and
ukulele ace. Kansas City, Mo., E.
i Dresseln, ‘Op May, 22,28 920 a, C
May 24; E 694085; E. L. Dressel
pub. co., Kansas City, Mo. 13074
Paris pearl; words and music by
G. C. Holtzendorf. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. June 1, 1928; E
694802; Grover C. Holtzendorf,
Philadelphia. 13075
Parisette; [de Paris qui tourne], par
F. Wolter, of France; pour orch.
avee parties séparées et pf. conduc-
teur.!4to.°! ©r Apri 115,..1928i314. Le.
May 23; EB 692523; F. Wolter, Paris.
13076
Parisette ; de Paris qui tourne, paroles
de Mistinguett & Didier Gold, mu-
sique de F. Wolter, of France.
Paris, Editions France-Iberia. ©
Apri +15, 1928;> le May: 233). B
692525; F. Wolter, Paris. 13077
Parks’ concert quartets no. 7; music
by J. A. Parks, Marion Moore and
others; men’s voices. Imperial ed.
4to. © June 11, 1928; 2c and aff.
June 15; A 1080465; J. A. Parks’
co.,. York, Neb. 13078
Partenza (La) di l’amore; versi e
melodia di P. Sciascia. © 1c. June
14, 1928; E 693415; Pasquale Sci-
ascia, Philadelphia. 13079
685
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13080
Pasquaney by moonlight (Newfound
lake); by B. BE. Thompson; pf.
June 16, 1928;°2 e@. June 18; E
694464; Beatrice Evelyn Thompson,
Bristol, N. H. 13080
Passing by; words by Herrick, music
by Edward C. Purcell, arr. by H. T.
Burleigh; male voices. 4to. © May
26, 1928; 2. ce. May 28; E 690978;
G. Ricordi & ¢o.; ine., New York.
13081
Patrouille arabe (Arabian patrol) ;
d’Avenir H. Monfred, of France;
orch. avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Jan. 10, 1928; 1 e. Mar. 9; EH 692454;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 13082
Pavos (Los) reales; corrido, letra y
musica de F. V. Leal, of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles; pf.
©: 1 ¢ June 11;.1928; BH 693352;
Felipe Valdes Leal, Los Angeles.
13083
Peace my heart; words by R. Tagore,
music by C. Bricken.
18, 1928; E 694504; Cam Bricken,
New York. 13084
Peace waltz; by Israel Sherman, of
Poland, domiciled at Chicago; pf.
solo, with violin solo ad lib. Chi-
cago, National music ec. © June 5,
1928; 2 c. June 6; E 694163; A. I.
Sherman, Chicago. 138085
Peaches in the springtime; words and
melody by Will Shade. © 1 ¢. May
3, 1928; E 690286; R. S. Peer, inc.,
New York. 13086
Pensa alla mamma; versi di Peppino
Mendes, musica di C. Lombardo e
Virgilio Ranzato, both of Italy.
Milan, Casa editrice musicale Carlo
Lombardo. © > Mar. 15, 1928; 1 e.
May 7; BE 692414; Carlo Lombardo,
Milan. 13087
Peregrino de amor. ..; canciOn Yuca-
teca, letra de Antonio d’Acosta, mu-
sica de Guty Cardenas, of Mexico;
dos voces. © May 15, 1928; 1 «¢.
Jure 5; E 6923866; A. Wagner y
Levien, sues. s. en ¢c., Mexico City,
Mexico. 13088
Pesach (Passover) ; songs compiled by
Harry Coppersmith. [English and
Hebrew texts] 24mo. © Mar. 1,
HOZSy; we 4C.., SANG, Alte ae a:
A 1081355; Board of Jewish educa-
tion of Chicago, Chicago. 13089
Petit (Le) patre; par René Rabey, of
France; pf.: © ‘Apr. 20,''1928:'1 ce.
May 28; E 692512; Heugel, Paris.
13090
© 1c. June |
pt: Ta, BISE wi Zan”
Petite (La) noix; poéme de Louis
Codet, musique de Louis Beydts, of
France; voix élevées; en mi. © Feb.
2, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 23; E 692376; Hdi-
tions du magasin musical, Pierre
Schneider, Paris. 13091
Phantom parade (La parade fan-
tOme); by Pierre Latour, of Eng-
land; orch., with pf. conductor. ©
Oct. :4,; 1927 3. biess Feb, 2m, 1928 +),
685645; Edition Otto Kuhl, g. m.
b. h., Cologne, Germany. 13092
Phi delta kappa sweetheart ; words by
Stark Paget and Harry Baxter, mu-
sic by S. Paget; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by Mary Florence. © June
16, 1928; 2 c. June 18; E 694451;
Alabama Alpha chapter of Phi delta
kappa fraternity, Montgomery, Ala.
: 13093
Piano accompaniment to etude no. 32
by Kreutzer; by E. W. Stevens. of
England, domic led at Portland, Or.
© 1 c..Mar. 26, 1928; E 694306;
Ethel Williams Stevens, Portland,
Or. 13094
Piano accompaniment to etude no. 33
by Kreutzer; by E. W. Stevens, of
England, domiciled at Portland, Or.
© 1c Mar. 26, 1928; E 694307;
Ethel Williams Stevens, Portland,
Or. 13095
Pictorial review; march, by C. A.
Egener, arr. by James C. McCabe;
oreh., with pf. or organ conductor.
4to. © June 6, 1928; 2 c. June 7;
E 693245; M. Baron, Great Neck,
Le MEIN, O80 13096
Pictures on the eyelids; words and
music by J. G. Kitchell. © 1 c¢. May
16, 1928; E 687140; Joseph Gray
Kitchell, New York. 13097
Piéce idéale: by H. B. Weatherdon, of
England; organ. London, Novello &
co., ltd. © June 6, 1928; 1 ce. June
7: E 692399; H. B. Weatherdon,
Chingford, England. 13098
Pieces for tiny children; words and
music by Flora McConaughy and
Alice Reynolds Fischer. [Words and
melody only] © Aug. 25, 1927; 2 ¢.
and aff. May 17, 1928; A 1080119;
Bryant music co., New York. 138099
Pilgrim (A); sacred song, words by
William R. Newell, music by Mabel
Johnston Camp. © May 28, 1928;
2c. May 31; BE 690994; Norman H.
Camp, Chicago. 13100
686
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1928
Pining for you; words and music by
H. Hikenberry. ©1c. June 9, 1928;
BE 694297 ;s H. E’kenberry, New York.
y 18101
Piojito; tango cancion, de Juan Aba-
los, arr. par EF. Salabert, of France;
orch. avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
mee, ba, 1028; 1. ec. June 12;, Hb
692545; Francis Salabert, Paris.
13102
Piosenki od Bochni; zywea, by Frank
Przybylski; pf. © 1c. June 2, 1928;
E 694124; International music pub.
co., Chicago. 13103
Place blanche; paroles de Jacques-
Charles, musique de Fred Mélé et
Craven, both of France; au refrain.
© Dec. 1, 1928; 1 ce Dec. 23; E
684179; Editions Foucret fils, s. a.,
Paris. 13104
Placid (The) lake; by Frances Terry;
pf. © June 4, 1928; 2 ¢c. June 11;
E 694873; G. Schirmer, inec., New
York. 13105
Plaintive anguish (Plainte angois-
sante); by Pierre Latour, of Eng-
land; orch., with pf. conductor. ©
Oct. 4, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 27, 1928; E
685644; Edition Otto Kuhl, g. m.
b. h., Cologne, Germany. 13106
Plantation dance; by Harold Newstead,
op. 68, no. 6; pf., left hand alone.
© June 15, 1928; 2 c. June 18: E
694476; B. F. Wood music co., Bos-
ton. 13107
Play (The) of Robin and Marion (Le
jou de Robin et Marion) ; mediaeval
folk comedy opera in 1 act, written
and composed by Adam de la Halle,
of France, text or'ginal old French
with English tr. by J. Murray Gib-
bon, songs in modern French, music
reconstructed and harmonized by
Jean Beck, of France, domiciled at
Bryn Mawr, Pa. 4to. © May 19,
1928); 2. en June. 43D 27331;)C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 13108
Playing my golf; words and music by
J. Chernis. [Words and melody
only] ©. 1 c. June.6, 1928; HE
694168 ; Jack Chernis, New York.
13109
Playtime; musico-dramatic work by
H. Hilpert. © 1c. May 28, 1928; D
27336 ; Harriet Hilpert, Los Angeles.
13110
Plyn’e potok dolina; by S. Mermel; pf.
© 1c. June 7, 1928; E 693280; In-
ternational music pub. co.,’ Chicago.
13111
13122
Poleggi. (Attilio) Liriche; parole di
Rabindranath Tagore, musica di A.
Poleggi, of Italy ; quattro voci soliste.
Rome, Edizione Fratelli De Santis.
© Feb. 15, 1928; 1 « May 7; EB
692418; Vincenzo Di Donato, Rome.
18112
Polka Marianka; melody by A.
Schwartz. © 1c. June 4, 1928; E
693167 ; Abe Schwartz, New York.
13113
Poosh ’em out-ta, Tony; words by J.
F. Cotton, music by F. R. Cotton. ©
1 «@. June 1, 1928; E 694135; Francis
Roy Cotton, Pittsburgh. 13114
Poppies (The) ; waltz, words by A. P.
Moylan, music by Charles Lawerance
Philippus. .© May 15, 1928; 2 ¢.
June 2; E 694111; Andrew Peter
Moylan, Denver. 13115
Postouro (Lo) délaissado (La bergere
délaissée) ; recueilli, noté, et har-
monisé, avec adaption francaise par
J. Canteloube, of France; 4 voix
mixtes. 4to. © Apr. 20, 1928; 1 c¢.
May 238; H 692504; Heugel, Paris.
13116
Potpourri; von Ernst Krenek, of Aus-
tria, op. 54; grosses orch. Partitur.
© Apr. 30, 1928; 1c. June 12; E
692478; Universal-edition actienge-
sellschaft, Vienna. 13117
Powiedz ze mi dziewgze; by S. Mer-
mel; pf. © 1 c¢. June 7, 1928; B
693279 ; International music pub. co.,
Chicago. 13118
Praise (Clodforwn); congregational
anthem, words from Psalms 75 and
77, English adaptation by T. Parry,
music by Caradog Roberts, of Great
Britain; 4 mixed voices; organ acc.
4to. © May 28, 1928; 1 c. June 2;
EK 6923844; Banks & son, York, HEng-
land. 13119
Prelude-caprice; by Selim Palmgren,
ed. and fingered by Percival Gar-
ratt, of Great Britain; pf.. © Apr.
3.1938; 1.e.,Apr..53..E 68917: fF. &
W. Chester, ltd., London. 13120
Prelude-nocturne; by Selim Palmgren,
ed. and fingered by Percival Garratt,
of .Great Britain; pf...© -Apr...3,
1928; 1.c. Apr. 5; E 689170; J. & W.
Chester, ltd., London. 13121
Preludio al gallo mananero (Prélude
au coq matinal); de Joaquin Rod-
rigo, of Spain; pf. © May 20, 1928;
1 e¢. June 12; E 692543; Rouart, Le-
rolle et cie., Paris. 122
687
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13123
Press on; hymn, words and music by
Nell E. Mays. © Dee. 30, 1927; 2 ¢.
June 4, 1928; E 694102; Nellie Mays,
Washington. 13123
Pretty girls and roses; from The sil-
ver swan, words by William S.
Brady, melody by H. Maurice Jac-
quet. ere.) Maye 2a Lo Zee
694047; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
13124
Pretty Irish rose; waltz, words and
music by Nelson H. Bell, of Canada ;
pf. and ukulele ace. © May 29,
1928; 1 ec. May 28; EH 692245; Leo
Feist, Itd., Toronto, Canada. 13125
Prime (Le) gioie del giovane clarinet-
tista; florilegio melodico italiano,
arr. di Alessandro Cardoni, of Italy.
album 1e2. © June 13, 1928; 1 ¢.
each June 14; EH 6925638, 692564; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 13126, 13127
Prime (Le) gioie del giovane cornet-
tista; florilegio melodico italiano,
arr. di Alessandro Cardoni, of Italy.
Album 1.e 2. © June 138, 1928; 1 ec.
each June 14; E 692560, 692561; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 13128, 13129
Prisoner’s (A) dream; by Louis W.
Chobar; orch. 4to. © May 22,
1928; 2 ce. May 26; E 694222; Frank
Harding, New York. 13130
Prohibition, no, no; words by E. L.
Greenwood, music by H. V. Knox.
© May 31, 1928;'2 ¢c. June 5; EB
693130; Edw. L. Greenwood and
H. V. Knox, New York. 13131
words and music by M.
Brittell. San José, Calif., Golden
Gate publishers. © Apr. 27, 1928;
2c. May 4; E 691228; Mary Brittell,
San José, Calif. ies 2,
Put a flavor to love; novelty fox trot,
words and music by W. Crawley ; pf.
and ukulele ace. © 1 ¢. June 6,
1928; E. 694185; Wilton Crawley,
New York. 13133
Quand l’ombre descend; par Gabriel-
Marie, of France; violoncelle et pf.
© Apr. 26;°1928"1 May 23°" i
692527; Lucien de Lacour, Paris.
’ 13134
Quest’ é Firenze; 6/8 one-step canzone,
versi di Guido Pinelli, musica di U.
Volpi, of Italy; orch. con pf. con-
duttore. 4to. © Apr. 2, 1928; 1 «.
May 7; E 692407; Ulderigo Volpi,
Rome. 13135
Quick and nimble; by Walter Rolfe, op.
212, no. 2; pf. © June 15, 1928; 2c.
Promises ;
pt. III, 0. 8., v. 23
June 18; E 694478; B. F. Wood mu-
Sic co., Boston. 13136
Quickstep in B flat; by Armistead Bay-
lor; melody with pf. ace. [Photo-
stat] ©l1c. June 2, 1928; E 693110;
Armistead K. Baylor, New York.
13137
Quinet (Fernand) Sonate; de F.
Quinet, of Belgium; alto et pf. ©
Apr. 20, 1928; 1 ec: May 23; EH 692485;
Editions Maurice Senart, Paris.
13138
Rabbi (Der) mit dem Talmud; melody
by A. Schwartz. © 1 ¢. June 4,
1928; E 693163; Abe Schwartz, New
York. 13139
Rainbow blues; by Dollie Morrow
[pseud. of B. M. Morrow]; pf.
1c. May 31, 1928; E 694017 ; Blanche
Marie Morrow, Swampscott, Mass.
13140
Raindrops; by W. F. Wirges; pf. ©
1 ec. June 12, 1928; E 6943849; Wil-
liam F. Wirges, New York. 13141
Rainy day. can’t rain on me; words by
Elizabeth Peden, music by Hugene
Platzman. © June 8, 1928; 2 e.
June 9; EH 693293; North American
music co., Chicago. 13142
Ramon Novarro; by José Reyes, of
Mexico, domiciled at Chicago; pf.
© 1 e« June 4, 1928; E 693198;
Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago. 13143
Red, (A) red rose; 3 pt. cho., poem
by Robert Burns, music by Frank
S. Hastings, arr. by Victor Harris,
adapted by Ralph L. Baldwn;
women’s voices. 4to. © May 24,
1928; 2 c. May 31; E 694059; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 13144
Red River tragedy; words and melody
by P. Norton. © 1c June 6, 1928;
E 694172; Preston Norton, Kiblah,
Ark. 13145
Red (The) robe; selection, by Jean
Gilbert, arr. by Hans Spialek, of
Austria, domiciled at New York; pf.
S' June 2, 1928's 24e) Tunes. By
693217; Shubert theatre corp., New
York. 13146
Regimental march; first medical regi-
ment, first div sion, words and music
by John A. Watfield, arr. by Alex
Natafalusy; pf. © June 9, 1928;
2c. Jyne 13; E 693377; First medi-
cal regiment, U. S. army, Carlisle,
Pa. 13147
B88
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1928
13168
Requiem; cho., words by Robert Louis
- §tevenson, music by Sidney Homer,
op. 15, no. 2, arr. by Victor Harris,
adapted by Ralph lL. Baldwin;
women’s voices. 4to. © May 24,
1928; 2 ec. May 31; E 694060; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 13148
- Rest in the gospel of God; words by
Hleanor M. Loomis, music by Homer
Tourjée; med. or high voice. ©
June 7, 1928; 2c. June 11;.E 693329 ;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
13149
Resuscitated rhymes; words and music
by Clarkson Rose, of Great Britain ;
in D. [Staff and tonic sol-fa -nota-
tions] © May 4, 1928; 1c. June 7;
E 692447; Reynolds & co., London.
13150
Reward; words and melody by Sidney
Clare and Lew Pollack. © 1c. June
1, 1928; E 694119; DeSylva, Brown
& Henderson, inec., New York. 13151
Ricereare; musica di V. Di Donato, of
Italy; pf. Rome, Edizione Fratelli
De Santis. © Feb. 15, 1928; 1 ec.
May 7; E 692419; Vincenzo Di
Donato, Rome. 13152:
Right or wrong; fox trot, words and
music by Haven Gillespie and
Arthur Sizemore, arr. by Bob Har-
ing; orch. 4to. © June 4, 1928;
2 ec. June 4; E 694108; Triangle
music pub. co., inec., New York.
13153
Riotous (The) mob; heavy agitato, by
Jacques Pintel, scored by L. A.
Kempinski; orch. © May 31, 1928;
2c. June 1; E 693097; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
13154
Ritorna, oh, Nobile: versi di A. Di
Raffaele, musica di A. Galasso, of
Italy, domiciled at Jersey City.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 13, 1928; E 694851; A. Di
Raffaele, Antonio Galasso, and J.
Clano, Jersey City. 13155
Robin Hood, ine.; operetta in three
acts, words by Frederick H. Martens,
music by Allan Benedict. Full vocal
se. and libretto. © Apr. 24, 1928;
wee. Apr. 2: D 27318; Henry. iT.
F tzSimons, Chicago. 13156
Robots; syncopated impression, by
Billy Mayerl, of Great Britain, op.
$1; pf. © June 8, 1928; 1 c. June
11; E 692471; Keith, Prowse & co.,
1td., London. 13157
Rochester ; words and music by C. M.
Gibson. © May 26, 1928; 2 c. May
29; E 694071; Charles M. Gibson,
Rochester, N. Y. 13158
Rococo; tango, de Manuel Jovés, arr.
par F. Salabert, of France; orch,
avee pf. conducteur et paroles, 4to.
© Dec. 20, 1927; 1 c. Mar. 9, 1928;
E 692453; Francis Salabert, Paris.
13159
Romance; by Israel Sherman, of
Poland, domiciled at Ch.cago; pf.
solo, with violin solo ad lib. Chi-
cago, National music co. © June 5,
1928; 2 c. June 6; E 694161; A. I.
Sherman, Chicago. 13160
Romance; de Richard Schneider, of
France, op. 18; violon solo avee acc.
d’orech. avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
Apr. 20, 1928; 1 ec. May 23; E 692537 ;
Paul Decourcelle, Nice, France.
13161
Romanee, no. 2; by Israel Sherman, of
Poland, domiciled at Chicago; pf.
with violin solo, ad lib. Chicago,
National music co. © June 5, 1928;
2c June 6; E 694162; A. I. Sher-
man, Chicago. 13162
Romance et tarentelle; de Max
d’Ollone, of France; basson avec acc.
de pf. © May 20, 1928; 1 c. June
12; E 692544; Editions musicales
Hvette, Paris. 13163
Romeo in Georgia; three-pt. song, by
John Prindle Scott, arr. by Christo-
pher O'Hare; sop., alto and bar.
4to. © June 6, 1928; 2 c. June 7;
EK 694196; R. L. Huntzinger, inc.,
New York. 13164
Rondel; morceau de genre, d’ Alfred
Capri, of France; pf., violon et vio-
loneelle, contrebasse ad lib. 4to. ©
Apr. 20, 1928; 1 c. May 23; E 692536;
Paul Decourcelle, Nice, France.
13165
Rosaline; fox trot, words and music
by A. D. Evans, of Canada. ©1e.
June 11, 1928; EH 6938348; Archie D.
Evans, Cedoux, Sask., Canada.
13166
Rose-buds; fox trot, words by J. B.
Crosby, music by Thomas Dorsey.
© June 12, 1928; 2c. June 14; EB
694401; Joseph B. Crosby, Chicago.
13167
Rose Conley; words by H. Whitler,
melody by G. B. Grayson. © 1 «.
May 3, 1928; E 690282; Ralph Peer.
New York. 13168
689
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13169
Rose (A) fable; words and music by
C. B. Hawley, arr. by Paul Bliss;
sop., alto and bass. 4to. © May
28, 1928; 2 ec. May 31; E 690984;
John Church co., Cincinnati. 13169
Rose of the world; words and music
by J. F. Ainsley; in E flat. New
York, Frank Harding. © June 4,
1928; 2 c June 7; E 693249; James
F. Ainsley, Masontown, Pa. 13170
Rose (A) of yesterday; words by O.
H. Newburgh, music by Ted Girard.
New York, Frank Harding. © June
4, 1928; 2 c June 7; BH 693252:
Orpha Hastings Newburgh, St. Paul.
iewival
Rose petals falling; words and music
by L. B. Holley. [Photostat] ©
1 ec. June 2, 1928; E 693185; Laura
Barrett Holley, Hollywood; Calif.
13172
Russian song without words; melody
by A. Simkin.
E 693283; Aaron Simkin, Los An-
geies. , taLeS
Russland-Russland [and] Die babe in
der zeide; words by Morris Rund,
music by S. Secunda. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 13, 1928;
HE} 694359; Samuel Secunda, Brook-
lyn. 13174
Safranek (V. F.) Thirty quicksteps;
arr. by. .V.._-K. Safranek: 7 24mo.
1. Drum.—2: Bugle or trumpet. ©
Mar. 7,' 1928; 2 c. each Apr. 30; E
694221; Carl Fischer, ine, New
York. 13175
Sally, I want to be where you are;
words and music by A. L. Friedman.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 5, 1928; E 693201: Alvin L.
Friedman, Cleveland. 13176
Saltimbanques (Les); opéra comique
en 3 actes et 4 tableaux, de Louis
Ganne, fantaisie arr. par Raoul
Morane, of France; violon et pf. ©
Apr? 20/1/1928 sh bee May 233) Ei
692488 ; Choudens, Paris. 1oL77
Same old song; words and music by
C. Hartzell; in G. © 1c June 138,
1928; E 698395; Clarence Hartzell,
Huntington, W. Va. 13178
Sancta Maria; 3-pt. song, by J. Faure,
arr. by Harry Rowe Shelley, adapted
for use by school choruses by Ralph
L. Baldwin; women’s voices. 4to.
© May. 25, 1928; 2 ¢. June4; EH
694319; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
[© adaptation] 13179
© 1 c¢. June 7, 1928; :
Saturnia; inno, versi di A. Martorelli,
musica di Paolo Signore.
7, 1928; 2 c. June 18; E 694487;
Alfredo Martorelli, New York.
13180
Say it; words and melody by BE. For-
tunato. © 1c. June 15, 1928: E
694427; Eugenio Fortunato, Phila-
delphia. 13181
Schubert (Franz Peter) Minuet and
trio; from Schubert’s quartet in A
minor, op. 29, arr. by Harvey Grace,
of Great Britain; organ. © May
18, 1928; 1 c. May 26; E 692337;
H. F. W. Deane & sons, The year
book press, ltd., London. 13182
Rondo brillante; op. 84, no. 2,
adapted by Harold Bauer; two pf.,
with four hands. © June 4, 1928;
2c. June 11; E 694372; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York.’ 13183
Schwebel’s new instruction book for
rag-jazz syncopated piano playing;
by E. J. Schwebel. © June 1, 1928;
2c. June 18; E 694450; Edwin John
Schwebel, St. Louis. 13184
Scotch lullaby; by Francesco B. De
Leone, transcribed by Rob Roy
Peery; violin and pf. © May 24,
1928; 2 c. May 381; E 694067; G
Schirmer, inc., New York. 138185.
Scuola (La) del bel canto italiano:
di Alessandro Cardoni, of Italy.
1°. album. Ad uso dei solisti del
cornetto si bemolle e del flicorno
sop.—2. Ad uso dei giovani clarinet-
tisti. © June 13, 1928; 1 c. each
June 14; E 692559, 692562; G. Ri-
cordi & co., Milan. 13186, 13187
Se fué Maria; letra -y musica de Hnos.
Banuelos, of Mexico, domiciled at
Los Angeles; pf. © 1c. June 18,
1928; E 694501; Felipe Valdes Leal,
Los Angeles. 13188
Sea breezes; by Jessie Furze, of Great
Britain; pf. 1. Sailing away. [5
others] © June 4, 1928; 1 c. June
15; E 692573; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London. 13189
Sea flowers; by Harold Newstead, op.
63, no. 3; pf., left hand alone.
June'!'15, “P92 a ee hime 16's)" Hh
694473; B. F. Wood music co., Bos-
ton. 13190
Seduction; valse lente, by Theodore
Hahn, jr. and Carl Hahn; orch.,
with pf. or organ conductor. ©
June 11, 1928; 2 e June 14; EB
694392; John Church co., Cincinnati.
13191
690
pt. III, 0. 8., v.23
© June’
- MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1928
See-saw Margery Daw; dance from
Mother Goose ballet, by Elsie Whit-
romp: i pt. “© June) 4, 1928);\;2) c¢.
une 43°) 693152 ;° ' Clayton |''F.
Summy co., Chicago. 13192
Sén-Dzon (Lo) (La _ Saint-Jean) ;
recueilli, noté et harmonisé, avec
adaptation francaise par J. Cante-
loube, of France; 4 voix mixtes.
4to.: © Apr. 20, 1928; 1 c. May 238;
EK 692503 ; Heugel, Paris. 13193
Serenade; cho., from The silver swan,
words by Williany S. Brady, melody
by H. Maurice Jacquet. © 1c. May
28, 1928; E 694033; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. * 13194
Serenade; words anon.,.music by H.
Woollett. © June 5, 1928; 2 c. June
8; E 694315; Harry Woollett, Chi-
cago. 13195
Serenata Cubana; letra e musica de
Moises Simons [pseud. of M. 8. Rod-—
(Ga ly Gy Mla 7, L928: a
Moises Simons Rodriguez,
13196
riguez |
690458 ;
Havana, Cuba.
Shadows; words by Oscar Petty, rev.
by Raymond R. Weeks, music by
L. F. Drew. © 1c. June 13, 1928;
E 694369; Lorna Frances Drew, New
York. Lee.
She is gone; words by L. Carey, music
by Rob’t H. Brennen. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 13, 1928;
E .694365; Lucinda Carey, Gustine,
Calif. 13198
She is my honey; words and music by
Spencer Williams. © June 20, 1928;
2c. June 19; E 693464; Triangle
music pub. co., ine., New York.
13199
She stays out all night long; words
and melody by Will Shade. © 1 e.
May 3, 1928; E 690285; R. S. Peer,
inc.,.New York. 13200
She tucked in the covers at night;
words by E. C. Baird, music by J. E.
Sturgis and Floyd Jones. 12mo. ©
June 2, 1928; 2 c. June 8; BE 694204;
Standard pub. co., Cincinnati.
13201
Shepherds (The); from the cantata
The wondrous story, text by Ray-
mond Harl Bellaire, music by Rich-
ard Kountz; sop. and alto. 4to.
May 26, 1928 ; 2 c. May 31; E 694074;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
13202
497—28——_4
13212
Sherman (Israel) Five variations of
‘the Jewish national song, Haticvoh;
by I. Sherman, of Poland, domiciled
at Chicago; pf. Chicago, National
music co. © June 5, 1928; 2 c. June
6; E 694160; A. I. Sherman, Chicago.
13208
Shilamar (The); fox trot, by Fred
Fisher, arr. by Walter Paul; orch.
4to. © May 23, 1928; 2 c. May 25;
E 693213; Harms, inc., New York.
13204
a
Shimmy; aus dem tanzspiel Baby in
der bar, von Wilhelm Grosz, arr. von
Gustav Blasser, both of Austria; pf.
© Apr. 30, 1928; 1 ec. June 12; E
692479; Universal-edition actienge-
sellschaft, Vienna. 13205
Shine for Jesus; words by Haldor Lil-
lenas, music by Bertha Mae Lillenas.
©" June 1, 1928 2 -c) “sume Osan)
694248 ; Lillenas pub. co., Indianapo-
lis. 13206
Shuffle your feet and just roll along;
from Blackbirds of 1928, words by
Dorothy Fields, music by Jimmy Mc-
Hugh; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
M. Kalua. © May 25, 1928; 2 ¢.
June 5; E 693118; Jack Mills, inc.,
New York. 13207
Sight (A) in camp; poem by Walt
Whitman, music by D. T. Symons, of
Great Britain. London, J. Curwen
& sons, Itd. © June 5, 1928; 1 «.
June 2; E 692398; Dom Thomas Sy-
mons, Bath, England. 13208
Silver ships of memory; words by
Edith Tudor Hart, music by Frances
Woodwright, of England. © Apr.
18, 1928; 1 ec. June 4; E 6923845;
West’s, Itd., London. 13209
Silver slippers; by H. O. Ford; pf.
© 1c. June 15, 1928; E 693445;
Hortense O. Ford, Tampa, Fla.
13210
Since mother’s gone; words and music
by C. J... Robison. [Words and
melody only] ©1 ce. June 9, 1928:
E 693305; Carson J. Robison, New
York. 13211
Since my sadness; processional hymn,
words by George Herbert, music by
Roy Thompson, of England; organ
ace. 4to. © May 29, 1928; 1 ¢. May
81; E 6923836; Novello & co., Itd..
London. 13202
691
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13213
e
Singer (The) of Naples; musical com-
edy in 2 acts, lyrics by Cynthia
Dodge, music by May Hewes Dodge;
voeal se., with full dialogue. 4to.
© June 11, 1928; 2 c. June 13; D
27334; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
13213
Singing Waters; an Indian love song,
words and music by R. E. Smith.
© 1c. June 14, 1928; H 693389;
Robert Elmer Smith, Visalia, Calif.
13214
Siren of the Nile; words by Mitchell
Parish, music by Jeanne Gravelle.
©) May “31, 19283' 2 e? June: 72) Eb
693243; Jack Mills, inc.. New York.
13205
Sister Della’s fella; words by Billy
Meyers, music by Elmer Schoebel.
© June 7, 1928; 2 c. June 14; E
693376; Jack Mills, ine., New York.
13216
Six feet of earth make us all of one
size; words and music by McCravey
brothers; pf. and ukulele .acc. ©
Apr. 10, 1928; 2c. June 1; EH 693220;
F. B. Haviland pub. co., New York.
13217
Skadatin-dee; words and melody by
Charles Tobias, Felix Bernard and
John Siras. © 1c. June 8, 1928;
E 693310; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 13218
Sky blues; march-blues or rag, by
Harry J. Lincoln; pf. © June 4,
1928; 2c. June 5; E 693144; Vander-
sloot music pub. co., Williamsport,
et 13219
Sleepy blues; words and music by
Basil Dean, of Australia. © Apr.
4,.1928; 1 c. June 6; E 692392; Allan
& ¢o., proprietary ltd., Melbourne,
Australia. 13220
Slumber song: words and music by
C. Hartzell; in F. ©1ce. June 13,
1928; E 693396; Clarence Hartzell,
Huntington, W. Va. 1BYAAl
Sly; oder, Die legende vom wiederer-
weckten schlaifer, oper in 3 akten
u. 4 bildern, von Giovacchino For-
zano, Deutsche tibersetzung von
Walter Dahms, of Germany, musik
von Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari; klavier-
auszug mit gesang. © June 1, 1928;
1c. June 2; E 692381 ; Casa musicale
Sonzogno, Milan. 13222
Smile and make the world smile with
you; words and melody by J. J.
Schneider. © 1 ¢c. June 7, 1928;
pt. TEES. WBS
E 693268; John J. Schneider, Phila-
delphia. 13223
Smoke; words and musie by §8. Elsmo.
© 1-ec. June 16, 1928; E 693435;
Sverre Elsmo, Racine, Wis. 13224
Smutna dzi.wezyna; polka, by Frank
Dukli, arr. by Louis Vitak; con-
certina. © 1 ¢c. June 9, 1928; EB
694275; Vitak-Elsnice co., Chicago.
13225
Snew-storm (The); 3-pt. cho., poem
by Katharine Pyle, music by James
H. Rogers, adapted for use by school
choruses by Ralph L. Baldwin;
women’s voices. 4to. © May 25,
1928; 2 « June 4; E 694322; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 13226
Snowball am trottin’ home again;
words and music by J. Chernis.
[Words ang melody only] © 1 «.
June 6, 1928; E 694169; Jack Cher-
nis, New York. 13227
So comfy ; words by Bernie Grossman,
music by. Arthur Sizemore, arr. by
Rube Bennett; pf. and ukulele acc.
© “June 5,,, 1928 >) 2i.c tune sue
694309; Milton Weil music co., Chi-
cago. 13228
So sorry; words and melody by W. T.
Mason. © 1 ¢. June 2, 1928; E
694143; William Theodore Mason,
La Salle, Ill. 13229
Sdlvet; tekst av Henrik Ibsen, musik
av Arne Eggen, of Norway. ©
Mar. 20, 1928) flee) ee i
692567 ; Norsk musikforlag, a/s., Oslo,
Norway. 13230
Soirée dhiver (Evening of winter) ;
paroles et musique de Marius-Casa-
desus, of France; mezzo ou baryton.
© Apr. 20, ;1928 :h ejdMaye 2a ya
692494; Choudens, Paris. 13231
Soleil (Sunshine) ; paroles et musique
de Marius-Casadesus, of France;
tén. ou sop. © Apr. 20, 1928; 1 e.
May 23; E 692496; Choudens, Paris.
13232
Some day; words and music by T.
Alexander. [Words and melody
only]. © 1 +e. ‘June Wiede2s;
693278; Thomas Alexander, Brook-
lyn. 13233
Somebody sweet is sweet on me; words
and music by Gus Kahn and Walter
Donaldson. © June 18, 1928; 2 ec.
June 19; E 683461; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. 13234
692
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1928
13255
o~
Someday; fox trot, words and music
by A. D. Evans, of Canada. © 1c.
June 11, 1928; E 693347; Archie D.
Evans, Cedoux, Sask., Canada.
13235
Someday, somewhere; words by Lew
Pollack, music by . Erno Rapee.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
June 11, 1928: E 693360; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
13236
Someday you'll pass this way again;
melody by Irma Hopper. © 1 «.
May 31, 1928; E 694023; Gene
Austin, inc., New York. 83237
Someone had to steal you away; words
by Sam Coslow and Larry Spier,
music by Harry Link; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © June 11, 1928; 2 ¢. June
13; E 694345 ; Spier and Coslow, inc..,
New York. 13238
Someone — somewhere; words and
music by Gerald Steyn, of Great
Britain; pf. ace. with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Keech;
in F. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © May 15, 1928; 1 c« May
31; E 692351; Ascherberg, Hopwood
& Crew, ltd., London. 13239
Someone to admire, someone to adore;
from Grand street follies of 1928,
words by Agnes Morgan, music by
Serge Walter; pf. and ukulele acc.
G, June 13,;1928: 2 ¢ une 15;, BD
694437; Harms, inc., New York.
13240
Sometime, somewhere; words by Della
Daigle, music by Robt. H. Brennen.
©1e. June 2, 1928; E 694120; Della
M. Daigle, Newton, Kan. 13241
Son (The) of God goes forth to war;
hymn-anthem, words by Reginald
Heber, music by John Winter
Thompson; mixed voices with alto
solo and organ acc. 4to. © May
25, 1928; 2 c. June 4; E 693224;
White-Smith music pub. ¢co., Boston.
13242
Sonata in E minor; by Healey Willan,
of Canada; violin and pf. © May
29, 1928; 1 c. May 25; E 692340;
Frederick Harris co., London. 13243
Song development no. 2; words by
Harry Lawson Harts, music by
Frederic H. Ripley and H. L. Harts.
12mo. [Words and melody only]
© May 25, 1928; 2 c. June 4; BE
693222; White-Smith music pub. co.,
Boston. 13244
Song of charms; fox trot, by A. V.
Garman; melody with pf. acc. ©
1c. June 16, 1928; E 683436; Ana-
toly V. Garman, Seattle. 13245
Song of joy (Chanson joyeose [!]);
by Bertram Srawley, scored by Geo.
H. Sanders, both of Great Britain;
pf. © May 26, 1928; 2 c. June 1;
EK 693090; Sanders-Weiss, inc., New
York. 13246
Song of Louisiana; words and music
by V. R. Stopher. © May 25, 1928;
2 ¢. May 28; E 693448; Vashti Rob-
ertson Stopher, Baton Rouge, La.
13247
Song (The) of my heart; words and
musie by M..F. Thau. [Photostat]
©1c. June 2, 1928; E 693182; Max
¥. Thau, Los Angeles. 13248
Song (The) of the dreamer; words
and melody by W. T Mason. ©
1 ec. June 2, 1928; E 694140; Wil-
liam Theodore Mason, LaSalle, II.
13249
Song (The) of the Jew holy city of
Jerusalem; words and music by P.
Kanstrup; in B flat. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 15, 1928;
E 694430; Peter Kanstrup, Long
Beach, Calif. 13250
Song (The) of the rivulet; by Arthur
Kingsley, of Great Britain; pf.
June 1, 1928; 1 c. June 2; E 692367;
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., London.
13251
Song (The) of the shut in; words by
Cora Mosher, music by Carson J.
Robison. [Words and melody only]
© 1 e¢ June 9, 1928; BH: 693307;
Vernon Dalhart, New York. 138252
Song (The) of the women; trio or
cho., words by Ford Madox Huef-
fer, music by E. Chisholm, of Great
Britain; female voices. London, J.
Curwen & sons, ltd. 4to. © May
20, 1928; 1 c. May 19; E 692335;
Erik Chisholm, New Glasgow, Nova
Scotia, Canada. 13253
Songo turnato; canzonetta Napolitano,
versi di Pasquale Buongiovanni, mu-
sica di Michele Sottile. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 12, 1928;
Ee 694856; Verdi & Rossini music
house, New York. 13254
Songs and hymns; collected by Gun-
nar J. Malmin; children’s voices.
4to. © Mar. 2, 1928; 2 c. and aff.
June 11; A 1080289; Augsburg pub.
house, Minneapolis. 13255
693
13256
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pt. III, 0. s., v. 23
Sonno (Il) di dito; di Tommaso Coz-
zetto, of Italy, domiciled at Bound
Brook, N. J.; violino 0 mand. ©
1c. May 28, 1928; E 694299; Chris-
tine Biunno, New York. 13256
Souvenir (Remembrance); paroles et
musique de Marius-Casadesus, of
France; mezzo sop. ou baryton. ©
Apr.:20;+-1928-3 nex Mayi2s {Ei
692495; Choudens, Paris. 13257
Speed the four-square gospel train;
quartet, words by Herbert Buffum
and Mrs. I. B., music by Islah H.
Bonham. © July 10, 1926; 2 ce. Oct.
15, 1927; E 674829; Anna Marie
Anderson, Topeka, Kans. 13258
Sphinx; poem and music by J. T.
Lo-Re. © 1). ¢ May 31, 19285,
693115; Joseph Tommasi Lo-Re, Chi-
cago. 13259
Spirit (The) of America, the glory of
Columbia, Lindbergh; words by
Burton Lingard Nay, music by Al-
pha Lienhard, arr. by Mattart. ©
June 16, 1928: 2 ¢ June 18; B-
694455 ;
nati.
DeAryan pub. co., Cinecin-
13260
Spirit (The) of the purple; march, by
A. Pryor; band. 4to.. © June 16,
1928; 2 c. June 18; E 694462; Ar-
thur Pryor, Miami, Fla. 13261
Spring flowers; waltz, by S. Lichstein ;
pf. ©l1c. June 15, 1928; E 694422;
Samuel Lichstein, New York.
13262,
Standard songs no. 11; thirteen cho-
ruses for use in the upper grades,
arr. by John <A. O’Shea; treble
vcices. © May 17, 1928; 2 c. June
2; E 694098; C. C. Birechard & co..,
Boston. 13263
Stars ard stars: words and music by
J. E. Higgins; med. voice. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 12,
1928; E 6943853; John EH. Higgins,
Los Angeles. 13264
Staryj jak malyj; words by Eugene
Zukowsky, melody by A. Schwartz.
© 1c. June 4, 1928; E 693164; Abe
Schwartz, New York. 13265
State and Madison; by Jelly Roll
Morton [pseud. of Ferd Morton],
Bob Peary and Chas. Raymond;
orch. 4to. ; © Apr. 26,, 1928; 2 ec.
May 24; E 693229; Denton & Has-
kins music pub. co., inc., New York.
13266
Stay oh golden hour; words by Carl
Fuhrman, melody by M. McElroy.
© 1e¢. June 12, 1928; E 693367;
Marguerite McElroy, San Francisco.
eet
Step on the gas; words by Joe Hawes,
music by M. Parr. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. June 7, 1928; E
693274; Marie Parr, Chicago. 13268
Stop-trot (The); words by Ernest
Melvin, music by Roger J. Sinclair
[pseud. of Roger Jalowicz], of
Great Britain; pf. ace., with ban-
julele banjo and ukulele arr. by Al-
vn D. Keech; in F. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] ©: May 25, 1928;
1 e..May 28; E 692349; Lawrence
Wright music co., London. 13269
Strauss (Richard) Die Agyptische
Helena; oper in 2 aufziigen von
Hugo von Hofmannsthal, musik von
R. Strauss, of Germany, op. 75;
volistandiger klavierauszug mit text
von Otto Singer. © June 6, 1928;
1c June 7; D 27330; Adolph First-
ner, Berlin. 13270
Strolling alone down the avenue;
words and music by M. EH. Carlston.
© 1c May 28, 1928; E 694025;
Mabel Esther Carlston, Oakland.
: 13271
Strudusaria; duettu Sicilianu, parole
d G. Marrone, musica di Mario Ni-
castro. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 2, 1928: E 693186; Gas-
pare Marrone, Brooklyn. 18272
Struttin’ along; words by G. William-
son, music by J. L. Wiggin. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. June 12,
1928; E 694350; John L. Wiggin and
Gregory Williamson, Stanford Uni-
versity, Calif. 13273
Students’ concertino; no. 1 in G, by J.
Hullah Brown, of Great Britain, op.
10; violin and pf. Berners ed.
May ; 31, 1928:(\4:ie Juneydily E
692464; Joseph W _lliams, ltd., Lon-
don. 13274
Subways of New York; words and mu-
sic by G. C. Holtzendorf. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ce. June 1,
1928; E 694300; Grover C. Holtzen-
dorf, Philadelphia. 13275
Sue; words and music by M. F. Thau.
[Photostat] © 1 ¢ June 2, 1928;
E 693180; Max F. Thau, Los An-
geles. 13276
Summer (A) day-dream; words and
music by Mathilde Bilbro; pf.
June 4, 1928; 2 c. June 4; E 694374;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York, 13277
694
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1928
Sun-flower (The) ; words by L. G. Bar-
ringer, music by F. E. Wilson; high
voice. 1 @ May 15, 1928; E
693161: Frances E. Wilson and
Laura Graham Barringer, San Di-
mas, Calif. 13278
Sun will shine again; words and mu-
sic by D. Holland. ©1e. June 13,
1928; E 693400; Dorothy Holland,
Tuolumne, Calif. 13279
Sunlit fields; by Nino Morelli, op. 27;
pf. © June 15, 1928; 2 c. June 18;
E 694467; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston. 13280
Sunlit joys; by Harvid Newstéad, op.
63, no. 4; pf., left hand alone. ©
June 15, 1928; 2 e« June 18; HEH
694474; B. F. Wood music co., Bos-
ton. 13281
Sunny blues; words and melody by W.
H. Morgan. © 1 ec. June 6, 1928; B
694178; Will H. Morgan, San Fran-
cisco. 13282
Sunny days; words by J. Keirn Bren-
nan, music by Jack Shilkret, Joe
Green and Joe McKeernum. © May
25, 1928; 2 c. June 5; E 693141;
Jack Mills, ine., New York. 13283
Sunshine and shadow sketches; by
Frank E. Tours, of U. S., arr. by H.
M. Higgs, of Great Britain; orch.
with ist violin conductor. London,
Chappel & oco., ltd. Sunset. [5
others] © May 12, 1928; 1 « May
22; E 692556; Harms, ine, New
York. 13284
Sunshine (The) of love; words and
melody by W. T. Mason. ©1c. June
7, 1928; E 693267; William Theo-
dore Mason, La Salle, I. 13285
Suppose nobody cared; words by Wal-
ter Hirsch, music by Charlie Davis,
arr. by Rube Bennett; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © May 22, 1928; 2 c. May
24; E 694087; Milton Weil music co.,
Chicago. 13286
Supposing ; 4-part song, music by J. W.
Bischoff, arr. by Charles Gilbert
Spross; women’s voices. 4to.
May. 28; 1928; .2 /e.\.May,..315 +B
- 690988; John Church co., Cincin-
nati. 13287
Sur la butte; paroles de Jacques-
Charles, musique de José Padilla, of
Spain. © Dec. 1, 1927; 1 ¢. Dec. 23;
E 684180; Editions Foucret fils, s. a.,
Paris. 13288
13299
~
Sure you remember; words and music
by C. Smiley. © 1c. June 8, 1928;
EK 694209; Charles Smiley, Paris,
Tex. 13289
Susie’s sister ; words and music by Les-
lie Sarony, of Great Britain; pf.,
ukulele and banjulele banjo acc.; in
C. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © May 30, 1928;1¢ June1;
E 692342; Keith, Prowse & co., Itd.,
London, 13290
Swanee River sunshine; words by Ida
Simpson, music by B. Boyd. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. May 5B,
1928; E 693259; Ida Simpson Ben-
nett and Bobbe Boyd, New York.
13291
Sweet Emmalina; words by Andy Ra-
zaf, music by Jack Palmer; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by Ben Garrison.
© May 21, 1928; 2 c June 13; EB
694344; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 13292
Sweet Hstella; words by Mrs. Frank
C. Duplessie [i. e. S. Duplessie],
musie by Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. May
17, 1928; E 693260; Selina Duples-
sie, Fitzwilliam, N. H. 13293
Sweet Kalua lady; words and music
by Mel Ball and Lew Porter; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua.
© May 19, 1928; 2 c. May 31; E
694000; Jack Mills, inc., New York.
13294
Sweet potato blues; words and melody
by Bessie Smith. © 1 June 14,
1928; E 693405; Georgia music Co.,
New York. 13295
Sweet somebody of mine; words and
music by Ted Koehler and Spencer
W lliams. © May 29, 1928; 2 «.
June 7: E 693244; Jack Mills, inc.,
New York. 13296
Sweet, tender kisses; waltz, words and
music by C. C. Kuenzig. © 1. c.
June 14, 1928; E 6938414; Clement
Charles Kuenzig, Girard, Pa. 13297
Sweetest sweet ; words by J. Semancik,
music by William Van Beaver; pf.
and ukulele ace. New York, Frank
Harding. © June 4, 1928; 2c. June
7; E 693251; John Semancik. Mil-
waukee. 13298
Sweethearts; waltz song, words and
music by C. Overlees. © 1 c. May
31, 1928; E 694026; Cordie Overlees,
Long Beach, Calif. 13299
695
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Symphonic jazz poem; by D. Robin-
son; pf. © 1c June 13, 1928; E
693394 ; David Robinson, New York.
13300
Symphony number five; from The new
world, by Antonin Dvorak, op. 95,
ed. by Percy Goetschius; pf.; in E
min. © May 8, 1928; 2 c. and aff.
June 5; A 10789438; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 13301
Table for two; from Say when, words
by Raymond Klages, music by Jesse
Greer; pf. acc., with ukulele arr,
by Hank Linet. © June 15, 1928;
Ze. June 16; E 693431; Robbins
mus-¢ corp., New York. 13302
Tableau villageois; poéme sympho-
nique, d’Henry Février, arr. de Rudd,
both of France; orch. avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © June 8, 1928; 1.
June 7; E 692440; Enoch et eie.,
Paris. 13303
Take me back; words and melody by
J. Macchi. © 1 ec. June 15, 1928;
E 694495; Jchnny Macchi, New York.
13304
Take me on my honeymoon; fox trot,
words and musie by J. R. Brannan ;
pf. St. Louis, Mo., R. Stemmel co.
4to. © May 19, 1928; 2c. June 4;
E 693126; Josie R. Brannan, St.
Louis. 13305
Tale of a ginger jar; 4-part song,
words anon., music by Jessie L.
Gaynor, arr. by Glenn H. Woods;
boys’ voices. 4to. © May 28, 1928;
2c. May 31; E 690990; John Church
co., Cincinnati. 13306
Tanec moho kuma; melody by P.
Humeniuk. © 1. June 11, 1928;
E 693354; Paul Humeniuk, New
York. 13307
Tango! ... che passione! ...; di Nino
Piccinelli, of Italy; piccola orch.
4to. © May 18, 1928; 1 c. June 7;
E 692401; A. & G. Carisch & @,
Milan. 13308
Tango della malia; versi di EH. Frati,
musica di C. Lombardo, of Italy.
Milan, Casa editrice musicale Carlo
Lombardo. © Mar. 15, 1928; 1 e.
May 7; E 692410; Carlo Lombardo,
Milan. 13309
Tantum ergo; liturgical text, music
by Martin G. Dumler, op. 14, no. 2;
4 male voices; organ acc.; in E flat.
4to. © June 1, 1928; 2 ce. June 5;
E 694159; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 13310
pt. 11, Dos; ¥. 2s.
Tehini (Di); melody by A. Schwartz.
© 1c. June 4, 1928; E 693162; Abe
Schwartz, New York. 13311
Te di mi amor; letra y musica di Hnos.
Banuelos, of Mexico, domiciled at
Los Angeles; pf. © 1c. June 18,
1928; E 694502; Felipe Valdes Leal,
Los Angeles. 13312
Teach me to love; sacred song, words
by Priscilla M. Dunn, musie by W.
E. McGee. © 1c. June 8, 1928; E
693308; Winifred E. McGee, Ceres,
Calif. 13313
Tears and vows; by Giuseppe Becce,
of Italy; orch. © Apr. 20, 1928; 1 c.
Apr. 16; E 692424; Meyer de Wolfe,
London. 13314
Tell me you love me, that’s all I ask
of you; words and music by Henry
Santly, and Lew Pollock; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Apr: 25, 1928; 2 ce.
Apr. 28; HE 688731; Jerome H.
Remick & co., New York. i Es ys.9 3)
Telling the world; fox trot, words by
A. P.» Waylonis, music by B. M.
Hale. New York, Frank Harding.
© June 4, 1928; 2 ec. June 13; E
694340; A. Paul Waylonis, Cleve-
land. 13316
Tendre souvenance; de Maurice Pesse,
of France; pf. © May 20, 1928;
1 ec. June 12; E 692551; Alphonse
Leduc et cie., Paris. 13317
Tennessee mountain gal blues; words
and melody by Spencer Williams. ©
1c. June $, 1928; E 694282; Triangle
music pub. co., inc., New York.
13318
Terra tremuit; offertory for Easter
Sunday, liturgical text, music by
Martin G. Dumler, op. 13, no. 3; 4.
mixed voices; organ ace. 4to. ©
June 1, 1928; 2c. June 5; E 694156;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 13319
Texas (The) band law; march, by E.
E. Wilson; band. 4to. © June 6,
1928; 2 ec. June 6; E 693255; Earl
EK. Wilson, Waco, Tex. 13320
That is why I love Him; words by
Laverne Grey, music by Evangeline
Lillenas. © June 1, 1928; 2c. Juné
9; E 694238; Lillenas pub. co., In-
dianapolis. 13321
That little evening prayer; words by
W. H. June, music by Phil Starr. ©
1c. June 2, 1928; BE 694121; William
H. June, Susquehanna, Pa. 13322
; 696
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no. 6, 1928
13344
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That old childhood home; words and
music by EH. A. Walters. © 1c. June
%, 1928; E 694203; Everett Arthur
Walters, Hornell, N. Y! 13323
That old swimming hole; words by HE.
Dodson, music by Lillian Ruth Dod-
son. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. May 31, 1928; E 694122; Edgar
Dodson, Oakland, Calif. 13324
That’s a good girl; selection, by Joseph
Meyer and Philip Charig, selected
and arr. by H. M. Higgs, of Great
Britain; orch. with 1st violin con-
ductor. London, Chappell & co., ltd.
© May 25, 1928; 1 c June 2; EB
692357; Harms, inc., New York.
Lass
That’s dancing; words and music by
Harry Cahill. © June 25, 1927; 2 c.
July 28; E 672470; Editions L. Mail-
lochon, Paris. 13326
That’s what happens; suite poetique,
by Marie Seuel-Holst, op. 19; pf. 1.
When the bugle calls. [5 others] ©
May 28, 1928; 2 c. May 31; E 694002;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 13327
That’s why the chicken crossed the
road; fox trot, words and music by
A. D. Evans, of Canada, arr. by
Hareys Adams. Ct c..” sune ER
1928; E 6938348; Archie D. Evans,
Cedoux,, Sask., Canada. ~ 18328
That wonderful baby of mine; words
and music by Ralph Shaw, arr. by
W. B. Sabin. © May 1, 1928; 2 c.
May 3; E 690346; Gerrit P. Rogers,
Binghamton, N. Y. 13329
That wonderful day; words and mel-
ody by EH. M. Roy. [Photostat] ©
1c. June 9, 1928; E 694285; Edgar
M. Roy, Pittsburgh, Pa. 13330
There are eyes; fox-trot, written and
composed by Clay Keyes, of Eng-
land; pf. acec., with. ukulele arr. by
Charles Hanley; in E flat. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © May
4, 1928; 1.c. June 11; E 692473;
Campbell, Connelly & co., London.
13331
There'll come a time; words and music
by Joe (Wingy) Mannone and Miff
Mole. © May 25, 1928; 2c. June 5;
E 693140; Jack Mills, ine., New
York. 13332
There’s a rose in my garden; words by
C. M. Preble, music by Harry Jay
[pseud. of Harry J. Lincoln]
June 8, 1928; 2c. June 9; E 694261;
Cora May Preble, Compton, Calif.
13333
There’s no one can do it like you;
words and music by T. F. Barry.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 12, 1928; E 693359; Thomas
Francis Barry, Hoboken, N. J.
13334
There’s no other some one like you;
words and music by F. A.. Van
Dusen. [Photostat] © 1c. June 1,
1928; E 693111; Floyd A. Van Dusen,
Altoona, Pa. 13335
They all say goodbye to me; words
and melody by Leo Pevsner and
Bob Miller. © 1 ce. May 8, 1928; E
690443 ; Miller-Pevsner co., Memphis,
Tenn. 13336
This thing called love; fox trot, words
and music by J. W. W. Cumming.
[Photostat] 1 c¢. June 16, 1928; E
693438; John W. W. Cumming,
Portsmouth, Va. iS Epil
Tho somebody, stole you out of my
arms; words by Robert Ellsworth,
music by Bennie McLaughlin [i. e.
B. H. McLaughlin] [Words and
melody only] ©1e. June 14, 1928;
E 693418; Bernard Howard Mc-
Laughlin, Boston, 13338
Thoughts; by Theodore Hahn, jr. and
Carl Hahn; orch., with organ or pf.
conductor. © June 11, 1928; 2 e.
June 14; FE 694885; John Church co.,
Cincinnati. 13339
Three (The) links; march, by C. E.
Smith; pf. © 1 ¢c. June 11, 1928;
EK 694290; Charles EE. Smith,
Youngstown, O. 13340
Three men oO’ Merri; pt.-song. words
by Dana Burnet, music by William
G. Hammond; male voices. 4to.
June 4, 1928; 2 c. June 6; E 694192;
John Church co., Cincinnati. 13341
Three (The) wise men; two part song,
from the cantata The wondrous
story, words by Raymond Earl Bel-
laire, music by Richard Kountz;
treble voices. 4to. © May 26, 1928;
2c. May 31; E 694076; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 13342
Thy will be done; words from the
Bible, music by H. D. Clarke. ©
June 12;' 1928;°'2'"*e.) June 15; BE
694410; Harry D. Clarke, Chicago.
133438
Till-death-do-us-part; words and mel-
ody by M. Pavlik. © 1 ce. May 22,
1928; E 694021; Marie Pavlik,
Northport, N. Y. 13344
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13345
Time was; by Danforth W. Comins,
op. 9, no. 1; pf. © June 11, 1928;
2c. June 14; E 694383; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 13345
Timmings (William T.) Canzona; or-
gan. © May 24, 1928; 2 c. May 28;
EK 690977; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 13346
Tiny tunes for tiny tots; old-rhymes
with new tunes, by Florence M.
Gibbs, of England. © May 831,
1928; 1 ec. June 1; EH 692380; Stainer
& Bell,-ltd., London. 13347
Tip-tip-toe up a tuck-tuck-tucky lane;
words by Billy Rose and Mort Dixon,
music by Harry Warren. © May
29, 1928; 2 c. May 31; E 690998; De-
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 13348
To be near my beloved (Star vicino) ;
from Gemme de’antichita, tr. by
Steuart Wilson, of Great Britain,
music by Salvator Rosa; in G.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Jan. 26, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 6; EH 685456 ;
Oxford univ. press, London. 13349
To dream of you; words and melody
by E. Spicer. © 1c. June 1, 1928;
EK 694018; Edward. Spicer, New
York. 13350
Toad frog blues; words and melody by
Spencer Williams. © 1. June 16,
1928; E 693483; Georgia music ¢o.,
New York. 13351
Tone pictures for the beginner; short
pieces for the pf. with preparatory
exercises, by Buenta Carter. bk. 3.
obl. S8vo. © May 29, 1928; 2 ce.
June 1; aff. May 31; A 1079705;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
13352
Tonight when you are mine; words by
Sam Williams, melody by W. Cul-
breth. ©.1c¢. June 14, 1928; HB
693392; William Culbreth, Louis-
ville. 133538
Too busy ; fox trot, words by Ned Mil-
ler, music by Chester Cohn, arr. by
Frank Skinner; orch. 4to. © May
31, 1928; 2 ce. June 1; HE 690993 ; Leo
Feist, inc., New York.
Top notch; march two-step, by Harry
J. Lincoln; pf. © June 4, 1928; 2.
June 5; E 6938145; Vandersloot mu-
sic pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
13355
13354 |
pt. I, nN. s., v. 23
Toyland (The) parade; by Cyril Jen-
kins, of Great Britain; pf. © May
22, 1928; 1 ec. June 5; E 6924380; Jo-
seph Williams, ltd., London. 13356
Tramp waltz; melody by Lemuel
Turner. © 1c. June 12, 1928; EB
693372; R. S. Peer, New York. 13357
Tramps song; words and melody by
C. Archuleta, jr. 1 ec June 6,
1928; E 694174; Candido Archuleta,
jr., Folsom, N. M. 13358
Trav’lin’ all alone; words and music
by J. C. Johnson; pf. © 1c. June
11, 1928; E 693335; J. C. Johnson,
New York. 13359
Treachery (Trahison); by Pierre La-
tour, of England; orch., with pf.
conductor. © Oct. 4, 1927; 1 «.
Feb. 27; E 685648; Hdition Otto
Kuhl, g. m. b. h., Cologne, Germany.
: 13360
Treasure (The) I found at the end of
the rainbow; words by D. W: Ken-
nedy, music by Ray Hibbeler. ©
1 ec. June 8, 1928; E 694205; D. W.
Roode, North Tarrytown, N. Y.
13361
Treasured memories; words and mu-
sic by P. Cunningham. ©1e. June
5, 1928; E 6938208; Peter Cunning-
ham, Pasadena. 13362
Trésor (Le) d’Orphée; suite de danses
écrites pour le luth, d’Antoine Fran-
cisque, transcrites librement par
Henri Gil Marchex, of France; pf.
© Mar.’ 2.1928)" 0 Ses eg oh,
692460; Editions du magasin musi-
cal, Pierre Schneider, Paris. 18363
Trial song; from The silver swan,
words by William S. Brady, music
by H. Maurice Jacquet. © 1c¢. May
28, 1928; E 694044; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 13364
Trio: by G. Nacciarone, op. 3; violin,
ceiio and pf. © 1c. June 12, 1928;
E 6943857; Guido Nacciarone, Brook-
lyn. 13365
Trio nr. 2 in D dur; von Sigfrid Wal-
ther Miiller, of Germany, op. 19;
violine, violoncell u. klavier. © May
14, 1928; 1 ec May 381; E 692348;
Breitkopf & Hiirtel, Leipzig. 13366
Triptyque persan; d’aprés des frag-
ments de poémes de Hafiz, musique
de Vincenzo Davico, of Italy. ©
June 4, 1928; 1c. June 5; E 692887;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 13367
698
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1928
i 13391
Troubles; words and music by P. F. | Ukr. poprawyny w Ameryci; melody
Phelp. Los Angeles, Music makers
pub. co. © June 6, 1928; 2 c. June
11; E 693332; Phillip Francis Phelp,
Los Angeles. 13368
True blue; march two-step, by Abe
Losch; pf. © June 4, 1928; 2 «¢.
June 5; E 693150; Vandersloot mu-
sic pub. co., Williamsport, Pa. 13369
Tu sabes que te quise; pasillo, letra
anonimo, musica de L. B. Girona,
arreglo de R. Marquez; pf. © 1 ¢.
June 12, 1928; E 694355; Luis Ber-
rios Girona, Santurece, P. R. 13370
’*Twas in the lovely month of May;
words by Heine, music by H. Wool-
lett. © June 5, 1928; 2 c. June 8;
E 694316; Harry Woollett, Chicago.
13371
"Twas on that first glad Christmas
morn; two-pt. carol, words by J. R.
Jenkins, music by Arnold G. H.
Bode; sop. ard alto. 4to. © Oct.
aa foots 2c. June 18, 1928; HE
694443; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York, 13372
Twilight dreams; waltz, words and
music by Carl Lang, of England;
pf. and ukulele acc.; in E flat.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© May 23, 1928; 1 ec June 4; BE
692346; West’s, ltd., London. 13373
Two white pigeons; words and melody
by H. Shamlian. [Armenian text]
© 1c: Aug. 24,°1927; E 673292;
Hovsep Shamlian, Union City, N. J.
13374
Tzigano (Il); tango, parole di Paolo
Reni, musica di V. EH. Ihne, of Italy.
© 1c. May 7, 1928; E 692423; Vit-
torio Ernesto Ihne, Rome. 13375
Ucceli (Gli); suite, di Ottorino Re-
spighi, of Italy; piccola orch. Par-
titura. 12mo. 1. Preludio. [4
others] © June 4, 1928: 1 c. June
5; E 692382; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
13376
Uhr (Die) (La montre) ; ballade, von
Carl Lowe, op. 123, no. 3, arr. von
Leo Artok, of Germany; orch., mit
pf. conductor. © May 3, 1928; 1 «.
Apr. 27; E 668088; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany. 13377
Ukolébavka (Berceuse) [and] Scher-
zo; de Karel Haba, of Czechoslo-
vakia, op. 2; housle a klavir. ©
May 15, 1928; 1 c. June 9; E 692463 ;
Fr. A. Urbanek & sons, Prague,
Czechoslovakia. 13378
by P. Humeniuk. . pt. 1,2. ©1e
each June 11, 1928; E 693355,
693356; Paul Humeniuk, New York.
13379, 13380
Umberto Nobile gloria d’Italia; versi
di Renzo Abbondandolo, musica di
Francesco Pennino. 4to. [Words
and melody only] © June 14, 1928;
2c. June 16; E 693428; Italian book
co., New York. 13381
Umfitz (The) step; melody by M. A.
Cowdery. © 1. June 16, 1928; EB
693442; M. A. Cowdery, Cleveland.
133882
Under the blood; words by Ina Pearle
Whaley, music by H. Hammontree.
© Dec. 1, 1927; 2 ce. June 4, 1928;
E 693125; Homer Hammontree, Chi-
cago. 13383
Underneath the moon; Indian fox trot,
words and music by A. D. Evans, of
Canada. © 1. June 11, 1928; E
693349; Archie D. Evans, Cedoux,
Sask., Canada. 13384
United (The) States; words by C. C.
Brix, music by Daniel H. Wilson.
Bend, Or., Brix pub. co. © June 12,
1928; 2 c. June 14; EH 694404; Carl
C. Brix, Bend, Or. 13385
Unkind mama; words and melody by
Jack Doe. © 1c. June 14, 1928;
E 693404; Artophone corp., St. Louis.
13386
Unknown (The) soldier; words and
music by D. F. McCarthy; med.
voice, in A flat. Wellsboro, Pa.,
McCarthy music co. © May 15,
1928; 2 c. June 2; EH 694116; Dan
F. McCarthy, Wellsboro, Pa. 13387
V. F. W. encampment song; words
and music by M. D. Draegert. ©
June 7, 1928; 2 c. June 6; E 694346;
Mignon Dunn Draegert, Austin,
Minn. 13388
Vagabond (The); lyric by Al Dubin,
music by Joseph Meyer; pf. and
ukulele ace. © June 1, 1928; 2c.
June 2; E 693154; Jerome H. Remick °
& co., New York. 13389
Valse caprice; by Minnie Coons Free-
man >? pf.) © «May i242) 1928's" 2-e:
May 31; E 694070; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 13390
Valse impromptu in E flat; by Jacques
Fournier, op. 18; pf. © June 15,
1928; 2 ce. June 18; E 694469; B. F.
Wood music co., Boston. 13391
699
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13392
pt. 111, n. s., v. 23
Valzer nostalgico; parole e musica di
N. Bennati, of Italy; ten. Florence,
Mignani. ©: Mar. 18, 1928; 1 e.
May 7; E 692409; Nando Bennati,
Rome. 13392
Vandersloot (The) solo piano folio
no. 3; by Harry J. Lincoln, Abe
Losch and F. H. Losey. © June 4,
1928; 2 ec. June 5; E 693146; Van-
dersloot music pub. co., Williams-
port, Pa. 13393
Vanguard (The) ; march two-step, by
F. H. Losey, op. 363; pf. © June
4,,1928; 2 ce June 5; E 693151;
Vandersloot music pub. co., Wil-
liamsport, Pa. : 13394
Vanity fair; intermezzo, by Josef
Pasternack ; orch., with pf. or organ.
©: June 2, 1928; 2 « June 4: E
693129; Irving Berlin standard mu-
Sic corp., New York. 13395
Vase (Le) de chine; poéme de Louis
Codet, musique de Louis Beydts, of
France.
23; E 692375; Editions du magasin
musical, Pierre Schneider, Paris.
13396
Venetian love song; words by Paul
Bliss, music by Hthelbert Nevin, arr.
by Ralph L. Baldwin; mixed voices.
4to. © May 29, 1928; 2 c May 31;
E 690987; John Church co., Cincin-
nati. 13397
Venezia; des Folies-Wagram, paroles
de Paul Briquet et José de Bérys,
musique de T. Petralia, [i. e. T.
Petralia C.] of Italy. © May 11,
1928; 1 e« June 7; E 692403; A: &
G. Carisch & ¢c., Milan. 13398
Venus and Adonis; romance d’amour,
by Bertram Srawley, scored by Geo.
H. Sanders, both of Great Britain.
©), May+26,. 1028: -2.e% June) BH
693091; Sanders-Weiss, inc., New
York. 13399
Very (The) first band and orchestra
book; by A. Mikita; 1st and 2d vio-
lins, oboe and C saxophones. 4to.
© June 5, 1928; 2 @ and aff. June
8; A 1081054; Andrew Mikita, Union
Mills, Ind. 13400
Victory; words and music by M. M.
Reisinger; vf. acc. with ukulele arr.
by Claude Lapham. © June 12,
1928; 2 c June 11; E 693331; Mary
McKee Reisinger, Greenwich, Conn.
13401
© Feb. 2, 1928; 1 c Mar.
Villanova; words and music by V. deP.
O’Neill. © 1 °c: May 31, 1928: B
694032; Vincent deP. O’Neill, Phila-
delphia. 13402
Virginia Lee; words by Blue Steele,
melody by Bob Nolan. © 1. June
5, 1928; E 693195; Southern music
pub. co., inec., New York. - 13403
Visage (The face); de Marius-Casa-
desus, of France; violon, ou violon-
celle et pf. © Apr. 20, 1928; 1 ec.
May 23; E 692501; Choudens, Paris.
—18404
Voice (The) of mother dear; waltz,
words by EH. M. Flynn, music by
Ray Hibbeler. New York, Frank
Harding. © June 11, 1928; 2 e.
June 13; E 69438386; Edward M.
Flynn, Bridgewater, Mass. 13405
Voice (The) of radio; words and mu-
sic by J. Boa. © i-e. May 31, 1928;
E 693113; James Boa, Long Branch,
N. ake . 13406
Voluntairs (Les) [!] (The volunteer) ;
by Babtiste Chevrette, arr. by K.
Kotty. 4to. 1. Guit. acc.—2. Ist.
mand. © May 31, 1928; 2 ¢ each
June 11; E 6933820, 693321; K.
Kotty, Milwaukee. 13407, 18408
Wa-da-da; words and music by Harry
Barris and Jimmy Cavanaugh: pf.
ace., With ukulele arr. by A. J.
Franchini. © June 15, 1928; 2 e¢.
June 16; H 693426; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 13409
Wait a little while; by Harry Cahill;
pf: ©, Junec2bnd927 >. 2her Dulye2ei;
EK 672471; Editions L. Maillochon,
Paris. 13410
Waiting; words and music by Carmen
Lombardo and I. Jay Faggen.
June 18, 1928; 2 « June 19: EH
693462; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 13411
Waiting just for you; words and mel-
ody by W. T. Mason. © 1 ¢. June 2,
1928; E 694141; William Theodore
Mason, La Salle, Ill. 13412
Walk that broad; melody by Tom De-
laney and Woody Frisino. © 1 ec.
June 13, 1928; E 694848; Clarence
Williams music pub. co., ine, New
York. 13413
Waltz (The) of by-gone days; words
and musie by N. S. Brody. © 1 «.
June 7, 1928; E 693272; Nathan 8.
Brody, New York. 13414
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no. 6, 1928
Waltz of memory; words by Ray
Klages, melody by S. Levitz. ©1e.
June 6, 1928; E 6943803; Stephen
Levitz, New York. 13415
Wanderer’s song; by Walter Rolfe, op.
212, no. 5; pf. © June 15, 1928; 2 «.
June 18; EH 694481; B. F. Wood mu-
sic co., Boston. 13416
Wanderlust; worte und musik von
Emil Benatzky, of Austria. © Apr.
1, 1928; 1 @ May 10; E 689961;
Drei masken-verlag, a. g., Berlin.
13417
Watch my daddy in the air; words by
Pearl Aaronson, music by~-L. A.
Donohue. ©. 1 c. June 13, 1928; HB
694362; Louis Augustine Donohue,
Philadelphia. 13418
Water; words and melody by H.
Shamlian. [Armenian text] ©le.
Aug. 24, 1927; E 673298; Hovsep
Shamlian, Union City, N. J. 13419
Waves of the sea; words and music
by J. Egbert. Spokane, Wash.,
James Egbert co. © May 29, 1928;
2c. May 31; E 694091; James HKg-
bert, Spokane, Wash. 13420
*Way down home; words by J. M. Wil-
son, music by D. C. Pedigo. New
York, Musicraft, John W. Lang. ©
gune.;45,, 1928; ,2..¢. June, 16; BH
693427; Daniel Clay Pedigo and
Johnnie Martin Wilson, Fieldale, Va.
13421
Way (The) of my dreams; words and
music by O. N. Page. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 14, 1928;
E 693417; Orion N. Page, Chicago.
13422
Way out west in Hollywood; words and
music by Jack and Johnie Trigg [i.
e. Jess Parke Trigg and John Don-
ald Trigg] [Words and melody
only] © 1 ¢ Apr. 20, 1928; E
688899; Jess Parke Trigg and John
Donald Trigg, Long Beach, Calif.
13423
Wayside gardens; by Harold New-
stead, op. 68, no. 1; pf., left hand
alone. © June 15, 1928: 2 c June
18; E 694471; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston. 13424
Wdowycia; words by Eugene Zukow-
sky, melody by A. Schwartz. ©1e.
June 4, 1928; E 693166; Abe
Schwartz, New York. 13425
We are the O. C. I.; Oshawa collegiate
institute school song, words by G. S.
Maxwell, music by F. E. Maxwell, of
‘ 13437
Canada. Toronto, Canada, Whaley,
Royee & co., ltd. © June 5, 1928;
1e. June 6; E 692368; F. E. Maxwell,
Oshawa, Canada. 13426
We drink a toast to you; words by
Young-Wilson, music by W. E. Mc-
Gee. © 1 e@ June 8 1928: BE
693309; Winifred E. McGee, Ceres,
Calif. 13427
We'll never disagree; words and music
by M. L. Brody. [Words and melody
only] © 1 c¢. June 15, 1928; E
694426; Murray Lee Brody, Brook-
lyn. 13428
We're going thru; words and music by
C. C. Mourer. 8vo. © June 7, 1928;
2c. June 9; E 694265; Charles Cal-
vin Mourer, Cincinnati. 13429
We're just growh-up babies after all;
lyric by William G. Tracey, melody
by Bobby Kuhn, Ist. [i. e. Robert
Kuhn] [Words and music] ©1e.
June 14, 1928; 693419; William
Tracey and Robert Kuhn, New York.
13430
Weavers; words by Josie McNamara
Lydon, music by R. E. Smith. ©1e.
June 14, 1928; E 693390; Robert El-
mer Smith, Visalia, Calif. 134381
Were I a prince; words and music by
O. Webs, of Czechoslovakia, domi-
ciled at Santa Barbara, Calif. ©
1c. June 2, 1928; E 693190; Oleg
Webs, Santa Barbara, Calif. 13432
West end blues; melody by Jog Oliver.
©, 1e¢ June 13, 1928; E 694347;
Clarence Williams music pub. co.,
ine., New York. 13433
What about your spruced up father;
words by E. Manton, music by Rob-
ert Van Sickle. New York City,
Frank Harding. ©. May 18, 1928;
2c. May 24; E 693231; Ernest Man-
ton, Provo, Utah. 13434
What am I going to do when I’m
alone; words and music by J.
Brabenee. [Words and melody] ©
1c. June 2, 1928; E 694134; Joe
Brabenee, Chicago. ° 13435
What d’ya say; words and melody by
B. G. DeSylva, Lew Brown and Ray
Henderson. © 1. June 8, 1928; E
693302; DeSylva, Brown & Hender-
Son, ine., New York. 13436
What do the blue-birds say ; words and
music by, F. E. Wilson. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 15, 1928;
EK 693446; Frances E. Wilson, San
Dimas, Calif. 134387
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13438
What do you think my heart’s made
of; words and music by Billy James;
pf. ace. with ukulele arr. by M.
Kalua. (Cover title: What d’ya
think my heart’s made of) © Apr.
26, 1928; 2 c«. June 11; E 694224;
Jack Mills, ine., New York. 13438
What makes a man blue; words and
melody by S. Weaver. © 1c. June
14, 1928; E 698412; Sylvester Weav-
er, New York. 13439
What shall I do; words and melody by
H. Shamlian. [Armenian text] ©
le. Aug. 24, 1927; E 673297 ; Hovsep
Shamlian, Union City, N. J. 13440
What will I do without you; words
and music by Marguerite Klein; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by Mary
Florence. © June 16, 1928; 2 c. June
18; E 694453; Chansonette pub. co.,
inec., Montgomery, Ala. 13441,
When baby eries for the moon; words
and music by T. W. Thurban, of
Great Britain. © May 25, 1928; 1c.
May 26; E 692360; Cary & co., Lon-
don. 13442
When birds are mating; fox trot,
words and music by O. Webs, of
Czechoslovakia, domiciled at Santa
Barbara, Calif. © 1c. June 2, 1928;
E 6938191; Oleg Webs, Santa Bar-
bara, Calif. 13443
When Eliza rolls her eyes; words by
Gus Kahn, melody by Harry War-
ren. ©1c. May 31, 1928; E 694009;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
13444
When George III was king; drama-
tized concert programme of Old Eng-
lish music, dialogue written and mu-
sic selected and arr. by H. J. Taylor,
of Great Britain. London, J. Cur-
wen & sons, ltd. 4to. © Feb. 27,
1928; 1 ec. Mar. 8; E 689300; Harry
James Taylor, Dover, England.
13445
When I do wrong; 2-part, words and
music by Kenneth S. Clark, arr. by
Paul Bliss; treble voices. 4to. ©
May 29, 1928 sn2cie)) MayBie E
690991; John Church co., Cincinnati.
13446
When I’m all alone with you; waltz,
words and melody by H. J. Welker.
© 1c. June 11, 1928; E 694294; Her-
bert J. Welker, Port Chester, N. Y.
13447
When I’m alone; vocal fox-trot, words
by Jack Vincent, music by Bob
Busby, of England; pf. and ukulele
pt. ToIpnes..W.2
acc.; in E flat. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © May 10, 1928;
1 e. June 11; E 692472; Campbell,
Connelly & co., London. 13448
When I was one-and-twenty; words
by A. E. Housman, music by Stanley
Wilson, of England, op. 37, no. 1;
sop., alto and bass. 4to.. © May
29, 1928; 1 ec. May 31; E 6923879;
Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 13449
When night-wind sighs; words and
music by D. Holland; with violin
obbl. © 1c June 13, 1928;> BH
693401; Dorothy Holland, Tuolumne,
Calif. 13450
When one isn’t there; musical play,
words by C. W. Emlyn, music by A.
Gibbs, of Great Britain. London,
J. Curwen & sons, Itd. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar.
20, 1928; 1 « Mar. 21; E 692047;
Armstrong Gibbs, Danbury, Essex,
England. 13451
When springtime calls; waltz ballad,
words by K. Schauermann, music by
C. Eppert. © 1c. June 2, 1928;
E 694150; Karl Schauermann and
Carl Eppert, Milwaukee. 13452
When the convent bells ring out ; waltz,
words and music by Reed Stampa,
of Great Britain; pf., ukulele and
banjulele acc.; in G. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © May 31,
1928; 1 c. June 1; E 692353 ; Worton
David, ltd., London. 134538
When the moon shines; words and
melody by Leo Pevsner and Bob
Miller. © 1 e@. May 8, 1928; E
690444 ; Miller-Pevsner co., Memphis,
Tenn. 13454
When the orchards are in bloom;
words by Lydia Hadley, music by F.
Krull. Indianapolis, Ind., Carlin
music co. © June 9, 1928; 2 ec.
June 9; E 694259; Lydia Hadley,
Danville, Ind. 13455
When the Son of Man returns; words
by W. C. Ellis, music by Burrell Van
Buren. [Words and melody only]
© 1c June 9, 1928; E 694271;
Walter C. Ellis, Roanoke, Va. 138456
When you get to the end of your rope;
words by J. E. Taylor, music by
Arthur Forrest Ingler ; mixed voices.
© May 28, 1928; 2c. May 31; HB
690999; J. Edwin Taylor and Ar-
thur F. Ingler, Jackman, Me.
13457
702
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1928
3! 13480
When you're really and truly in love;
words and music by R. Lieurance,
arr. by Stanly M. Capps. © June
6, 1028: 2 ce. June 6; HE '6982507 5
Richard Lieurance, Lincoln, Neb.
13458
When you smile; words and music
by C. D. Fuller, arr. by Harry L.
Alford. © June 6, 1928; 2 c. June
8; E 694199; Carl David Fuller,
Rolling Prairie, Ind. 13459
When you were a sweetheart of mine;
words by Edward Lew Gaskin, music
by Rob’t H. Brennen. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. June 13; 1928;
E 6943866; Edward L. Gaskin, Allen-
town, Pa. 13460
When you were mine; words by V.
Rockwood, melody by Rocky Ber-
nard [pseud. of Victor Edmund
Rockwood]. © 1c. June 18, 1928;
E 693466; Victor E. Rockwood, Al-
hambra, Calif. 13461
Where cherries bloom; words and
music by Marian Coryell; high voice.
© May 24, 1928; 2 c« May 31; EB
694065 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
13462
Where has my old gang gone; fox trot,
words by Bob Nolan, music by Sam
Gobble; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by May Singhi Breen. © May 10,
1928; 2 c. May 19; E 693218; United
pub. co., New York. 13463
Where have all the black men gone;
words and melody by J. C. Johnson.
© 1c. June 11, 1928; EB 693336; J. C.
Johnson, New York. 13464
Where the Allegheny River flows;
words and music by F. R. Cotton.
© 1c. June 1, 1928; E 694136;
Francis Roy Cotton, Pittsburgh.
13465
Wherever you are; words and music
by Alexander Robinson and Aletha
Dickerson: pf. and ukulele acc. ©
May 22, 1928; 2c. May 24; E 694088 ;
Klaas music pub. co., Chicago. 13466
Whip poor will; waltz, words by J.
Monahan, music by Purl Vaughn.
© June 8, 1928; 2 ec June 9; B
694260; Jack Monahan, Denver.
13467
Whirl (A) of joy; words and melody
by Jud Kline. ©1c. June 14, 1928:
E 693413; Marym Sie Tahar, New
York. 13468
Whispers ; words and melody by C. B.
Dietz. © 1 ¢ May 31, 1928; E
694030; Charles B. Dietz, Brooklyn.
13469
Who’s that callin’; words and music
by H. Owen and J. B. Lampe. ©
May, 29,, 1928; 2, ¢.May 31;.H
694092; Herald Owen and J. Bode-
walt Lampe, Chicago. 13470
Who’s you telling; words and melody
by William Drake. © 1 c. June 2,
1928; E 693107; R. S. Peer, New
York. 13471
Whosoever will; words and melody by
R. Prosser. © 1c. June 15, 1928;
EK 694424; Ruth Prosser, LEHast
Orange, N. J. 13472
Why call me sweetheart; words and
music by Marie Jebb. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 6, 1928;
E 694171; Mary E. Schoen, Booth-
wyn, Pa. 13473
Why don’t you smile; words by Gene
Cheelee, music by J. D. Cowley.
[Words and music only] © 1 «.
May 26, 1928; E 693383; Jack Dale
Cowley, Los Angeles. 13474
Why should we feel strange; words
and melody by W. T. Mason. ©
1 ¢. June 2, 1928; E 694138 ; William
Theodore Mason, LaSalle, Ill. 13475
Why so blue; waltz, words by Phil
Shoemaker, music by W. S. Watson ;
pf. Pittsburgh, Pa., Volkwein bros.
© June 5, 1928; 2 c. June 4; E
693128; W liam §S. Watson, Pitts-
burgh. 13476
Widow (The) in the Bye street; 3
excerpts from the poem by John
Masefield, music by Sidney Homer;
med. vo'ce. 1. Down Bye street.
[2 others] © May 25, 1928; 2 «
June 4; E 694327; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 13477
Wiedoeft’s (Rudy) advanced etudes &
studies for the saxophone; by R.
Wiedoeft. v. 2. © May 26, 1928;
2c. May 26; aff. May 31; A 1080287;
Rudy Wiedceft music pub. co., New
York. 13478
Wildficwers; little suite, by Ernest
Newton, of Great Brtain; pf. ©
June 4, 1928; 1c. June 15; E 692572;
Joseph Williams, ltd., London.
13479
Will you remember; words and musie
by O. Webs, of Czechoslovakia. domi-
ciled at Santa Barbara, Calif. ©
1 ec. June 2, 1928: E 693192; Oleg
Webs, Santa Barbara, Calif. 13480
703
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13481
Wilted (A) rose; words by H. R.
Schnapp, melody by Arthur Darvo.
© 1«e June 14, 1928; E 693402;
Helen R. Schnapp, New York. 13481
Winged flight; by Ernest R. Sargent,
6p. > pi, © Sune ~15,, 1928: occ:
June 18; E 694483 ; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston. 13482
Winter pastoral; by Frank Bridge, of
Great Br.tain; pf. © May 21, 1928;
1c. June 4; E 692486; Augener, Itd.,
London. 13483
Winter’s approach; words by Paul
Laurence Dunbar, music by William
Grant Still; high voice. © May 25,
1928; 2 e. June 4; E 694823; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 13484
Wirzbickiego; polka, by Frank Dukli,
arr. by Louis Vitak; concertina. ©
1 ec. June 9, 1928; EH 694277; Vitak-
Eisnic co., Chicago. 13485
Woaderful rose; werds and melody by
Irving Morris [pseud. af I. M.
Schlenoff] © 1c. June 13, 1928; H-
694258; Irving M. Schlenoff, Balti-
more. 13486.
Wondering; words and music by Bill
White. © June 16, 1928; 2 ¢«. June
18; E 694454; Clarke Tate music
house, Memphis, Tenn. 13487
Tupifw yupifw ora épn ora dacn (Wonder-
ing the mountains and forests) ;
words and music by Thomas Ko-
kin’s. [Photostat]) © 1 c. June 11,
1928; E 693364; Peter Mouzakeotis,
Chicago. 13488
Won’t you believe; by C. Bricken;
mclody with pf. acc. ©1c. June 4,
1S628: E 694149; Carl Bricken, New
York. 13489:
Won't you forgive and forget, dear’;
words and melody by F. H. Miller.
© 1 c« May 31, 1928; EK 694031;
F.crence KE. Miller, Philadelphia.
13490
World (The) is big; words by Bertha
Mae Lillenas, music by Richard
Hainsworth [pseud. of Haldor Lil-
lenas] © June 1, 1928;2c. June 9;
BE 694242; Lillenas pub. -.co.,, Indian-
apolis. 18491
Writin’ paper blues; words and melody
by Willie McTell. © 1 c., May. 3,
1928; EH 690288; Ralph Peer, New
York. 13492
Wroming valley; words and music by
A. J. Burger. © June 6, 1928; 2 ¢.
pt. IE, HS He Ze
June 7; E 693246; Arthur J. Burger,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 13493
Yesterday Sweetheart; words and
music by Emmett C. Ekdall and O.
E. Garretson. Parco, Wy., Garret-
scn and Ekdall. © June 16, 1928;
2c June 18; E 694458; Ora Earl
Garretson, Parco, Wy. 13494
Yishma el (God has heard); descrip-
tive orental fantasia, by Roger
Jalowiez and Adolf Lotter, both of
England; military band, with con-
ductcr. © May 22, 1928; 1 c. June
5; E 692390; Hawkes & son (LOn-
don), Itd., London. ~ 13495
You and me; from Revue des ambas-
sadeurs, words and music by Cole
Porter. London, Chappell & co., Itd.
© May 29, 1928; 2 ec. June 11; E
693317; Harms, ine., New York.
13496
You can’t keep a good man down;
words and music by M. Flanagan;
"1st violin. © 1c. June 1, 1928; E
694117; Michael Flanagan, New
York. 13497
You gentlemen of England; old Eng-
lish song, with deseant, arr. by
Thomas F. Dunhill, of Great Brit-
ain; in, A flat. 4to.~ [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr. 2,
1928; 1c. Apr. 13; E 692391; Ed-
ward Arnold & co., London. 13498
You gotta be; words and melody by
Pp. N. Clanciullt, 77© nt fe ote s,
1928; E 694216; Philip Neri Cian-
c1ulli,, Raritan, iia 2: 13499
Yowll come back to me; words by
Andy Razaf, music by J. C. Johnson.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 11, 1928; EH 693337; J. C. John-
son, New York. 13500
Youll come back to me some day;
words and melody by G. Oliver. ©
1 c«. June 138, 1928; E 694363; Gene
Oliver, Brooklyn. 138501
You'll never find a pal so true; fox
trot, words by H. J. Welker and
Harold Landers, melody by C. Pierro
and H. J. Welker. © 1 c. June 11,
1928; E 694293; Carmine Pierro and
Herbert J. Welker, Port Chester,
Nant. 13502
You made me happy; words and mu-
sic by Anton Olson and Charlie
Franklin; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
June 1, 1928; 2 ec. June 6; H 694165 ;
National music co., Chicago. 18503
704
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1928
13515
You tho’t I’d take you back again;
words and music by C. Brown, arr.
by B. Van Buren. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. June 13, 1928; E
694370; Claud Brown, Indianapolis.
~ 13504
Young 1 soldier ; by Walter Rolfe,
@p./212, no. 1; pf. © June 15, 1928;
2c. June 18; E 694477; B. F. Wood
musi¢ co., Boston. 13505
Z% kotaéyéz; polka, melody by E. Mika.
© 1c. June 8, 1928; E 694212; Hd-
ward Mika, Philadelphia. 13506
Z krosna; polka, by Frank Dukli, arr.
by Louis Vitak; concertina. © 1.
June 9, 1928; E 694278; Vitak-Elsnic
co., Chicago. 13507
Z wdowa sie ozenic; by S. Mermel; pf.
j © 1c. June 7, 1928; E 693282; In-
ternational music pub. co., Chicago.
13508
Zanavyko polka;. melody by | A.
Schwartz. © 1c. June 4, 1928; E
693173; Abe Schwartz, New York.
Zapatero (El); words by J. N. Her-
rera, music by J. N. Herrera and Kd
Tavo, both of Mexico, domiciled at
New - York: pe | | Photostat] ©
asune “11, (1928: 2 ¢. June 11;
694251; Dionisio Acosta, Los An-
geles. 13510
Zemaiciu polka; melody by A.
Schwartz. © 1 ce. June 4, 1928; E
693171; Abe Schwartz, New York.
13511
Zinka w nebi; words by Eugene Zu-
kowsky, melody by A. Schwartz.
pt. 1.—pt. 2. ©1.«¢ each June 4,
1928; E 693165, 6938170; Abe
Schwartz, New York. 13622 13513
23rd. (The) psalm; words from the
Bible, music by H. S. Linné; low
voice. Los Angeles, Neville-Marple
music. co.. © June -1, -1928;, 2 ¢.
June 9; E 694247; Hans S. Linné,
Los Angeles. 13514
104th (The) cavalry regimental march
PAN? Gl by Pr A. Swab; band. “4to.
© FurieV 9 192852" & June *9.'h
694263; Percy A. Swab, Elizabeth-
13509 ville, Pa. 13515
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1928:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 20 unpublished) —_ 93
Class E, Musical compositions (including 3,897 unpublished) _________ 13, 422
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LIST..OF .MUSIC OF iWHiIChH THE:SUBSISTIMG&CORY Right
HAS BEEN RENEWEDOUNDER SEC.” 24° OR. is ieie tan F
MARCH 4, 1909
’"A frangesa; march-two-step, by P. M.
Costa, arr. by- T. M. Tobani; oreh.
© Theodore Moses Tobani, Jackson
Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the author
of the arrangement. R 44971, June
EE: 928: 1
Abide with me; by W. B. Lincoln; alto
solo, sop. solo and quartette or cho.
© W. B. Lincoln, Tampa, Fla. as the
author. R 45082, June 1, 1928. 2
Ahoy! ship ahoy; words by James
O’Dea, music by Fred J. Hamill. ©
Anna O’Dea, Rockville Centre, L. L.,
N. Y., as the widow of the author of
the words. R 45036, May 26, 1928.
3
Anticipation; words and music by C.
H. Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif., as the author. R
44928, June 2, 1928. 4
Arise, shine for thy light is come;
Christmas anthem, music by L. G.
Kratz. Lee G. Kratz, Omaha,
Neb., as the author. R 44801, May 1,
1928. a0)
Art thou weary; hymn anthem, words
by J. M. Neale, music by J. S. Fearis.
© John S. Fearis, Chicago, as the
author of the music. R 44779, Apr.
30, 1928. 6
Asperges me; no. 1, by G. M. Dethier ;
mixed voices. © Gaston M. Dethier,
New York, as the author. R 45173,
Apr. 12, 1928. iG
At eventide; music by E. S. Lorenz;
alto. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton,
O., as the author. R 44794, May 1.
1928. 8
At twilight; by Robert L. Hilenberg,
op. 25, no. 2; pf. © Bessie L. Hilen-
berg, Montgomery, Ala. as_ the
widow of the author. R 45109, June
1, 1928. . 9
Awake, put on thy strength; anthem,
music by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund
S. Lorenz. Dayton, O., as the author.
R 44778. Apr. 30, 1928. 10
[13515
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Toccata in
C dur; bearb. von Ferruccio Busoni;
orgel. © Gerda Busoni, Berlin, as
the widow of the author of the ar-
rangement. R 44939, Mar. 6, 1928.
iad D
Toccata in D moll: bearb. von
Ferruccio Busoni; orgel. © Gerda
Busoni, Berlin, as the widow of the
author of the arrangement. R 44940,
Mar. 6, 1928. 12
Balfe (Michael William) The Hay-
mons (Die vier Haimonskinder) ;
overture, arr. by T. M. Tobani; orch.
© Theodore Moses Tobani, Jackson
Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the author.
R 45188, June 9, 1928. is
Ballet air; by John W. Metcalf; pf.
© William C. Waibel, Piedmont,
Calif., as the executor of the author.
R 44875, Apr. 11, 1928. 14
Beauties charms; waltz, arr. by T. M.
Tobani, op. 393; orch. © Theodore
Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. L.,
N. Y., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 44996, June 11, 1928. 15
Beethoven (Ludwig yan) Allegretto
scherzando; from L. v. Beethoven’s
8th symphony, arr. by T. M. Tobani;
band. © Theodore Moses Tobani,
Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y¥., as the
author of the arrangement. R
44983, June 11, 1928. 16
Andante; from L. vy. Beethoven’s
5th symphony, arr. by T. M. Tobani;
band. © Theodore Moses Tobani,
Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the
author of the arrangement. R 44979,
June 11, 1928. a
cadenzen zu dessen
eclavier-concerten; ausgewahlt und
hrsg. von Ferruccio Busoni. 1. Zum
ersten satze des C dur concertes.—
2. Zum ersten satze des C moll con-
certes.—3. Zum ersten satze des G
dur concertes. © Gerda Busoni,
Berlin, as the widow of the author
of the editing. R 44816-44818, May
19, 1928. 18-21)
Beoethoven’s
706
RENEWALS
no. 6, 1928
13515 (42)
-
Egmont; overture, arr. by T. M.
Tobani. 1. Orch—2. Band. © The-
odore Moses Tobani, Jgackson
Heights, L. L., N. Y., as the author of
the arrangement. R 44988, 44998,
June 11, 1928. at 22
Berlioz (Hector Louis) La damnation
de Faust (Fausts verdammung) ; op.
24. Partitur. © Breitkopf & Har-
tel, Leipzig, as the executors of the
author. R 44933, Mar. 6; 1928. Ze
Beyond the evening star; duet, music
by E. S. Lorenz; sop. and ten. ©
Edmund §S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author. R 44795, May I, 1928.
24
Bizet (Georges) L’ arlesienne; inter-
mezzo, from G. Bizet’s suite, arr. by
T. M. Tobani; band. © Theodore
Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights, L.
I., N. Y., as the author. R 45135,
June 9, 1928. 25
Brightest and best of the sons of the
morning; anthem for Christmas, by
Edward Whitby j[pseud. of Frank
H. Brackett]: mixed voices, with
organ acc. © Frank H. Brackett,
Ashland, Mass., as the author. R
45081, June 1, 1928. 26
Bugville (The) brigade; music by N.
Brown. © Nick Brown, San Fran-
cisco, as the author. R 45061, May
25, 1928. 21
Buy your own cherries; gospel tem-
perance service, story by John Wil-
liam Kirton, music by I. H. Mere-
dith. © I. H. Meredith, New York,
as the author of the music. R
44869, May 15, 1928. 28
Calm on the list’ning ear of night;
Christmas anthem, words by E. H.
Sears, music by Horatio W. Parker ;
mixed voices. © Anna Parker, New
York, as the widow of the author.
R 45070, May 19, 1928. 29
Can I forget; song by V. Kemp; high
voice. © Victor Kemp, Port Gam-
ble, Wash., as the author. R 44844,
May 21, 1928. 30
Christ our Saviour; words by Julia
H. Johnston, music by D. T. Browne
[pseud. of D. B. Towner] © Ada
Page Towner, Oak Park, Ill., as the
widow of the author. R 44050, Dec.
30, 1927. 31
Christie’s old organ; story and song
service, story by Mrs. O. F. Walton,
music by I. H. Meredith and G. C.
Tullar. © I. H. Meredith and Grant
497—28——5
Colfax Tullar, New York, as the au~-
thors of the music. R 44868, May
15, 1928. 32
Christmas (The) choir, no. 4; collec-
tion of Christmas anthems, ed. by
BE. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as the author of the edit-
ing. R 44784, Apr. 30, 1928. 33
Christmas (A) hallelujah; Christmas
anthem, music by E. S. Lorenz. ©
Edmund §S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author. R 44797, May 1, 1928.
. 384
Christmas (The) pie; Christmas song,
words by Lizzie De Armond, music
by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S&S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author.
R 44786, May 1, 1928. 35
Christmas. (The) story; words by
Julia H. Johnston, music by B. T.
Warden [pseud. of D. B. Towner] |
© Ada Page ‘Towner, Oak Park,
Ill., as the widow of the author of
the music. R 44038, Dec. 30, 1927.
36
Christmas time has come _ again;
Christmas solo and cho., words by
Mrs. W. J. Kennedy, music by E. S.
Lorenz. © Edmund S§S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as the author. R 44787,
May 1, 1928. ot
Christmas treasury, no. 11; collection
of recitations, exercises, dialogues
and songs for Christmas and New
Year, ed. by E. S. Lorenz. © Ed-
mund §S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the
author of the editing. R 44785,
May 1, 1928. 38
Clouds (The) have rolled away;
words by M. Louise Smith, music
by Howard E. Smith. © Mrs. How-
ard E. Smith, Saugatuck, Conn., as
the widow of the author. R 45127,
June 8, 1928. 39
Come unto Me; hymn-anthem, by A.
Frey; mixed voices; organ ace. ©
Adolf Frey, Syracuse, N. Y., as the
author. © 44834, May 21, 1928. 40
Consecration hymn; words by Julia
H. Johnston, music by T. R. Bow-
den [pseud. of D. B. Towner] ©
Ada Page Towner, Oak Park, IIl.,
as the widow of the author. R
44055, Dec. 30, 1927. 41
Could I but dream; words by Geo. A.
Norton, music by J. W. Casey. ©
James W. Casey, Altadena, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 45039,
May 11, 1928. 42
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CATALOGUE OF
13515: (43)
Cradle song; by Robert L. Hilenberg,
op. 25, no. 9; pf. © Bessie L. Hilen-
berg, Montgomery, Ala., as. the
widow of the author. R 45116, June
1a O28. , 43
Crossing the bar; duet, music by HE.
L. Ashford; ten. and alto. © Em-
ma L. Ashford, Nashville, as the
author. R 44789, Apr. 30, 1928. 44
Crossing the bar; pt. song, words by
Alfred Tennyson, music by C. C.
Chase ; 4 women’s voices. © Charles
Coes Chase, Kennebunkport, Me., as
the author. R 44828, Apr. 27, 1928.
A5
Crown Him with many crowns; Easter
anthem, by KF. H. Brackett; mixed
voices, organ acc. © Frank H.
Brackett; mixed voices, organ acc.
© Frank H. Brackett, Ashland,
Mass., as the author. R 45100, June
1, 1928. 46
Daddy Long Legs fun songs; rhymes
by James O'Dea, tunes by Alfred
Selnan. © Anne Caldwell
Rockville Centre, L. I., N. Y.,
widow cof the author.
3 ed iS Pair 47
Dawn (The) of love; on a melody by
Theo. Bendix, words by H. G. Kost,
music by T. M. Tobani. © Theodore
Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. L.,
as the
N. Y., as the author. R 45144, June
9, 1928. 48
Dear little heart; words and music by
J.C. Macy; in A flat. © Mary E. S.
Macey, Shrewsbury, Mass., as the
widow of the author. R 45007, Apr.
AG,, 1928. 49
Debutante (The) ; waltz, by W. H. San-
telmann; band. © Will am H. San-
telmann, Washington, as the author.
R 45171, May 18, 1928. 50
Dein Konig kommt; Weinachts-liturgie,
von E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author.
R 44804, May 9, 1928. 51
Did anybody tell me; words by F. L.
Snyder, music by Howard E. Smith.
© Mrs. Howard E. Smith, Sauga-
tuck, Conn., as the widow of the au-
thor. R 45128, June 8, 1928. 52
Does you b’lieve yo’ baby or yo’ eyes;
words by Thomas F. Keating, music
by Lynn Udall [pseud. of J. Keating]
© Jack Keating, Portland, Or., as
the author of the music. R 45084,
May 26, 1928. 53
O’Dea.,.
R 45044, Dec..
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Dt. IEE MANS yee
Doppelgleichn’s (Double comparison) ;
gedicht von Gottfried Keller, Hng-
lish version by Olga L. Sturm, musik
von F. Weingartner, op. 22, no. 10;
bar. © Felix Weingartner, Basel,
Switzerland, as the author. R 44934,
Mar. 6, 1928. 54
Down South; American sketch, by W.
H. Myddleton; pf. © Edith Myddle-
ton, Portsmouth, England, as the
widow of the author. R 44846, May
9, 1928. 55
Durland (The) ; march and two-step,
by Fred W. Bent; pf. iH.
Bent, New York, F. W. Bent, Mama-
roneck, N. Y. and Adele Bent Bun-
ting, Yantiec, Conn., as the children
of the deceased author. R 45088,
May 11, 1928. 56
Early one morning; old English b»l-
lad, in the play Engl’sh Nell, arr. by
BH. German. © Edward German,
London, as the author of the ar-
rangement. R 45008, May 8, 1928.
; 57
Easter meSsage; words by M. HE.
Blaikie, music by D. B. Towner. ©
Ada Page Towner, Oak Park, H1.,
as the widow of the author. R 44036,
Dec. 30, 1927. 58
Elfin dance; by Robert L. Hilenberg,
op. 25, no. 1: pf. © Bessie L. Hilen-
berg, Montgomery, Ala., as the
widow of the author. R 45108, June
1, 1928. 59
Enchanting bells; gavotte, by T. M.
Tobani, op. 378; band. © Theodore
Moses Tcbani, Jackson Heights, L. I.,
N. Y.. as the author. R 44985, June
11, 1928. 60
Hrotik; von F. Henriques, op. 20, no.
6: violin og klaver. © Fini Hen-
r ques, Copenhagen, as the author.
R 44961, June 6, 1928. 61
Euryanthe; overture, by ©. M. v.
Weber, arr. by T. M. Tobani; orch.
© Theodore Moses Tobani, Jackson
Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the author of
the arrangement. R 44987, June 11,
1928. 62
Eurydice; valse, par R. Kinder; pf.
© Ralph Kinder, Philadelphia, as
the author. R 45095, June 1, 1928.
63
Evening hymn; words by HE. W. Deni-
son, music by D. T. Browne [pseud.
of D. B. Towner] © Ada Page
Towner, Oak Park, Il, as the widow
of the author. R 44056, Dec. 30,
1927. 64
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Eyes of love; schottische, by T. M.
Tobani, op. 392; pf. © Theodore
Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. L.,
N. Y., as the author. R 44991, June
11, 1928. 65
Fair Florida; serenade, by T. M. To-
bani, op. 384; orch. © Theodore
Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. I.,
N. Y., as the author. R 449738, June
i 1928. 66
Fairy’s (The) wedding; by L. J. Quig-
ley, op. 9, no. 1; pf. © Sadie M.
Quigley, Owensboro, Ky., as the
widow of the author. R 45092, June
1, 1928. ee ge
Fear not; Christmas anthem, music by
E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as the author, R 44796,
May 1, 1928. 68
Feeding the five thousand; words by
Julia H. Johnston, music by T. R.
Bowden [pseud. of D. B. Towner]
© Ada Page Towner, Oak Park, Ill,
as the widow of the author. R
44034, Dec. 30, 1927. 69
Fleurette (La); danse caprice, par
Arthur Wellesley [pseud. of A. W.
Hughes]; pf. © Arthur W. Hughes,
Bosten, as the author. R 45107,
June 1, 1928. wiR@
Follow Me; words by Julia H. John-
ston, music by R. T. Owen [pseud.
of D. B. Towner] © Ada Page
Towner, Oak Park, Ill., as the widow
of the author of the music R
44016, Dec. 30, 1927. 71
Foxy Quiller; selection, by Reginald
deKoven, arr. by Charles J. Roberts
[pseud. of Charles Kraushaar];
military band. © Charles Kraus-
haar, Larchmont, N. Y., as the au-
thor. R 45052, May 12, 1928. 2
Friar’s song; words by W. M. Thack-
eray, music by F. H. Brackett. ©
Frank H. Brackett, Ashland, Mass.,
as the author. R 45088, June 1,
1928. 73
Gainsborough (The) ; march and two-
step, by George Rosey [pseud. of
George M. Rosenberg] © George
M. Rosenberg, New York, as the au-
thor. R 45060, May 25, 1928. 74
Gipsy fireside; by Robert L. Hilenberg,
op. 25, no. 8; pf. © Bessie L. Hilen-
berg, Montgomery, Ala., as the widow
of the author. R 45115, June 1,
1928. (63)
Gloria patri; music by E. S. Lorenz.
© Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O.,
as the author. R 45009, Apr. 7,
1928. 76
Gloria patri; response, music by E. L.
Ashford. © Emma UL. Ashford,
Nashville, as the author. R 44923,
June 5, 1928. 77
God is love; hymn anthem, words by
John Bowring, music by G. B.
Nevin; mixed voices, organ acc. ©
George B. Nevin, Easton, Pa., as the
author of the music. R 45096, June
1, 1928. 78
God our Father; words by Julia H.
Johnston, music by Rand L. Newton
[pseud. of D. B. Towner] © Ada
Page Towner, Oak Park, Iil., as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 44021, Dec. 30, 1927. 79
Graceful dance; from Reginald de-
Koven’s Foxy‘ Quiller, arr. by A.
Pinter; pf. © Andor Pinter, Los
Angeles, as the author. R 45047,
May 12, 1928. 80
Grand international fantasia on patri-
otic airs of two continents; com-
piled and arr. by T. H. Rollinson;
orch. Thomas H. Rollinson,
Waltham, Mass., as the author. R
44833, May 21, 1928. 81
Great is the Lord; words from the
Scriptures, music by J. L. Erb.
John Lawrence Erb, New London,
Conn., as the author. R 45058, June
11, 1928. 82
Guds rike forst; words and music by
N. L. Ridderhof. © Nicholas Lam-
bert Ridderhof, Los Angeles, as the
author. R 44895, Apr. 2, 1928. 838
Guide me, O Thou great Jehovah;
hymn anthem, words by W. Wil-
liams, music by Charles M. Davis.
© Kate Davis Crapser, Monterey
Park, Calif., as the next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
44815, May 9, 1928. 84
Gypsey love song; from the Fortune
teller, by Victor Herbert, arr. by
Otto Langey; orch. 1. Cornet solo.—
2. Trombone solo. © Lizzie Langey,
New York, as the widow of the au-
thor of the arrangement. R 45041,
45042, May 17, 1928. 85, 86
Hail to the Lord’s anointed; hymn
anthem, music by E. L. Ashford. ©
Emma L. Ashford, Nashville, Tenn.,
as the author. R 44806, May 9,
1928. 87
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Hail to the spirit of liberty; march,
by J. P. Sousa. 1. Pf—2. Pf., 4
hands. © John Philip Sousa, New
York, as the author. R 44823, 44826,
May 25, 1928. 88, 89
Hallelujah! fairest morning; hymn
anthem, by W. H. Pontius; mixed
voices, organ ace. © William H.
Pontius, Minneapolis, as the author.
R 45102, June 1, 1928. 90
Hallelujah, the Saviour is mine;
words by F. L. Snyder, music by
Howard E. Smith. © Mrs. Howard
E. Smith, Saugatuck, Conn., as the
widow of the author. R 45126, June
8, 1928. 91
Harmony; song, words by Clifton
Bingham, music by Teresa Del Riego
[i. e. T. Leadbitter]; organ ace. no.
1.in C. © Teresa Leadbitter, Maid-
enhead, England, as the author.
R 44999, May 8, 1928. 92 |
Haydn (Franz Josef) Military sym-
phony; by J. Haydn, arr: by T. M.
Tobani; band. © Theodore Moses
Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. L,
N. Y., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 44984, June 11, 1928. 93
He leadeth me, my soul can say; words
by Emma D. R. Graul, music by
J. B. Mackay. © J. B. Mackay,
Stroudsburg, Pa., as the author. R
45062, May 28, 1928. 94
Hearts and flowers; by T. M. Tobani;
band, with solo for cornet, trombone
or bar. © Theodore Moses Tobani,
gackson Heights, L. I., N. ¥., as the
author. R 44976, June 11, 1928. 95
Heart’s message; by W. H. Santel-
mann; band. © William H. Santel-
mann, Washington, as the author.
R 45172, May 18, 1928. 96
Heavenly echoes; Christmas carol,
words by Virginia V. Whitter, mu-
sic by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S§S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author.
R 45022, Apr. 26, 1928. Si
Heavenly spirit; response or hymn, by
Franz Holz [pseud. of Benjamin F.
Wood]; mixed voices, organ acc.
© Harold W. Robinson, Boston.
Mass., and Frank R. Fowles, Port-
land, Me., as the executors of the
author. R 45083, June 1, 1928. 98
Henriques (Fini) Hymne; op. 21;
klaver. © Fini Henriques, Copen-
hagen, as the author. R 44949, June
6, 1928. 99
pt. II, n. s., v. 23
Melodi; op. 21; klaver. © Fini
Henriques, Copenhagen, as the au-
thor. R 44955, June 6, 1928. 100.
Hi Henry’s triumphal march; by O. R.
Farrar, ‘arr: by) Ts° MEY Tobane: pt.
© Theodore Moses Tobani, Jackson
Heights, L. I. N. Y¥., as the author
of the arrangement. R 44966, June
11, 1928. 101
His banner over us is love; Christmas
carol, words by Virginia V. Whitter,
music by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author.
R 45011, Apr. 26, 1928. 102
His favorite flower; by W. W. Lowitz;
vocal solo. © William W. Lowitz,
New York, as the author. R 44830,
May 21, 1928. 103
Hour (The) has come; solo and cho.,
words by Ida Scott Taylor, music by
E. 8S. Lorenz. © Edmund S8. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as the author. R 45015,
Apr. 26, 1928. 104
How beautiful upon the mountains;
sacred cho., music by HE. S. Lorenz.
© Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author. R 45016, Apr. 26, 1928.
105
How wondrous blest am I; words by
Ida Seott Taylor, music by Howard
EK. Smith. ©. Mrs.. Howard HE.
Smith, Saugatuck, Conn. as the
widow of the author. R 45130, June
8, 1928. 106
Hunting song; duet, from King Arthur,
words by Richard Hovey, music by
Frederic Field Bullard; ten. and
bass. © Maud S. Bullard, South
Orleans, Mass., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 45182, June
18, 1928. 107
Hyrdedrengen (Der hirtenknabe) ; von
F. Henriques, op. 20, no. 1; violine
u. klavier. © Fini Henriques, Co-
penhagen, as the author. R 44956,
June 6, 1928. 108
I bérnehaven (Im kindergarten); af
F. Henriques, op. 21; klaver. ©
Fini Henriques, Copenhagen, as the
author. R 44953, June 6, 1928. 109
I lay my sins on Jesus; words by Ho-
ratius Bonar, music by Berthold
Tours, words adapted and music arr.
by G. B. Nevin; 4 mixed voices; or-
gan ace. © George B. Nevin,
Easton, Pa., as the author of the
arrangement. R 45180, June 18,
1928. 110
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I love thee Columbia; patriotic song,
words by Henry G. Kost, music by
T. M. Tobani, op. 390. © Theodore
Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights,
L. L., N. Y., as the author. R 44990,
June 11, 1928. 1 va
I need Thee, precious Jesus; hymn an-
them, words by Frederick Whitfield,
music by Arthur W. Nelson. ©
Flora Nelson Barry, Central Lake,
Mich., as the next of kin of the au-
thor of the music, who is not living.
R 44808, May 9, 1928. 1
I praise the Lord; words by F. L. Sny-
der, music by Howard E. Smith. ©
Mrs. Howard EH. Smith, Saugatuck,
Conm, as the widow of the author.
R 45129, June 8, 1928. 113
shall not want; words by Cary, mu-
sic by C. S. Colburn. © Cary Sam-
uel Colburn, Dunlap, Ia., as the au-
thor. R 45073, May 31, 1928.
=
I will never leave thee; words by F. L.
Snyder, music by Howard H. Smith.
© Mrs. Howard E. Smith, Sauga-
tuck, Conn., aS the widow of the
author. R 45133, June 8, 1928. 115
I will sing my cheerful song; words
by Julia H. Johnston, music by D.
T. Browne [pseud. of D. B. Towner]
© Ada Page Towner, Oak Park, II1.,
as the widow of the author. R
44049, Dec. 30, 1927. 116
I would hear more about Jesus; words
by Ida Scott Taylor, music by H.
S. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as the author. R 44812,
May 9, 1928. 117
If all the dreams we dream dear; by
Frank Lynes, op. 33, no. 1. 1. Sop.
or ten. in F.—2. Alto or bar. in E
flat. © Adéle G. Lynes, Cambridge,
Mass., as the widow of the author.
R 45077, May 31, 1928. 118
If I were a hypnctist; from The burgo-
master, words by Frank Pixley,
music by Gustave Luders. © Gustav
Chase, Brooklyn, as the next of kin
of the author of the music, who is
not living. R 45045, Apr. 27, 1928.
119
In excelsis gloria; duet, music by E.
L. Ashford; sop. and ten. ‘(© Emma
L. Ashford, Nashville, as the author.
R 44790, May 1, 1928. 120:
In music’s praise; cantata, words by
G. F. R. Anderson, music by H. K.
Hadley, op. 21; soli, cho., and oreh.
114
© Henry K. Hadley, New York, as
the author of the music. R 45183,
June 18, 1928. 121
In the row-boat; by P. A. Schnecker ;
pf. © Louise W. Schnecker, New
York, as the widow of the author.
R 44836, May 21, 1928. 122
In the swing; by P. A. Sechnecker; pf.
© Louise W. Schnecker, New York.
as, the widow of the author. R
44835, May 21, 1928. 123
irrlichter (Will o’ the wisp) ; gedicht
von Gottfried Keller, English version
by John Bernhoff, musik von F.
Weingartner, op. 27, no. 3; bar. ©
Fel-x Weingartner, Basel, Switzer-
land, as the author. R 44944, Mar.
6, 1928. 124
Isabella’s umbrella; from The Casino
girl, words by H. B. Smith, music by
Ludwig Englander. © Harry B.
Smith, New York, as the author.
R 45046, May 12, 1928. 1a
Jerusalem; sacred song, by Frank H.
Brackett; in E flat. © Frank H.
Brackett, Ashland, Mass., as the
author. R 45099, June 1, 1928. 126
Jesus, I my cross have taken; sacred
duet, words by H. F. Lyte, music by
¥. H. Brackett; sop. and alto. ©
Frank H. Brackett, Ashland, Mass.,
as the author. R 45087, June 1,
1928. 127
Jesus, lover of my soul; hymn anthem,
words by Charles Wesley, music by
E. L. Ashford. © Emma L. Ashford,
Nashville, Tenn., as the author. R
44813, May 9, 1928. 128
Jesus was born in a manger lowly;
Christmas duet and chorus, words
by Ida Seott Taylor, musie by Arthur
W. Nelson. © Flora Nelson Barry,
Central Lake, Mich., as the next of
kin of the deceased author of the
music. R 45025, Apr. 26, 1928. 129
Katten efter musen (Die katze jagt
die maus) ; af F. Henriques, op. 21;
klaver. © Fini Henriques, Copen-
hagen, ag the author. R 44951, June
6, 1928. 130
Keep whistling; words by Laura HE.
Newell. music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author. R 44929, June 2, 1928.
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King of Kings; sacred song, words by
John. Julian,: musie “by eR Ho.
Brackett; an. C.. AG Pranks el.
Brackett, Ashland, Mass., as the
author of the music. R 45106, June
1, 1928. LBA
King of the turf; march-two-step, by
Fahrbach-Tobani. 1. Orch.—2. Band.
© Theodore Moses Tobani, Jackson
Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the author.
R 44975, 44981, June 11, 1928.
133, 134
King’s (The) crown; Christmas exer-
cise, words by Virginia V. Whitter,
music by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author.
R 45019, Apr. 26, 1928. 135
Lachner (Franz) Marche célébre;
from F. Lachner’s suite no. 1, arr.
by 'T. M. Tobani; orch. © Theodore
Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights, L.
I.; N. Y., as the author. R 45143,
June 9, 1928. 136
Lead us, O Father; hymn anthem, by
Edward Whitby [pseud. of F. H..
Brackett] © Frank H. Brackett,
Ashland, Mass., as the author. R
45119, June 1, 1928. B34
Let the people praise Thee; Thanks-
giving anthem, music by L. O. Emer-
son. © Mabel H. Emerson, Arling-
ton, Mass., as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 44782, Apr. 30,
1928. 138
Liebe (Die) darf wohl weinen; chor
lied, componirt von H. S. Lorenz. ©
Edmund §S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author. R 45010, Apr. 20, 1928.
139
Light of the world, we hail Thee; an-
them, words by J. S. B. Monsell,
music by Hamilton Gray, words
adapted and music arr. by G. B.
Nevin; cho. © George B. Nevin,
Easton, Pa., as the author of the
adaptation of words and arrange-
ment of music. R 45184, June 18,
1928. 140
Like as a father; Christmas anthem,
by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author.
R 44805, May 9, 1928. 141
Like as a father; words from the
Scriptures, music by C. C. Chase; in
D. © Charles Coes Chase, Kenne-
bunkport, Me., as the author. R
45006, Apr. 27, 1928. 142
Lille (Den) spilopmager (Der kleine
spassvogel) ; af F. Henriques, op. 21;
pt. 11 nas. ae
klaver. © Fini Henriques, Copen-
hagen, as the author. R 44948, June
6, 1928. 148
Lille (Den) tabel (Das kleine ein-
maleins); af F. Henriques, op. 21;
klaver. © Fini Henriques, Copen-
hagen, as the author. R 44947, June
6, 1928. : 144
Little (The) general; caprice héroique,
by T. M. Tobani, op. 381; band. ©
Theodore Moses Tobani, Jackson
Heights, L. I1., N. Y., as the author.
R 44986, June 11, 1928. 145
Longing; music by Chas. M. Davis;
Sop. Kate Davis Crapser, Mon-
terey Park, Calif., as the next of kin
of the author, who is not living.
R 44799, May 1, 1928. 146
Loom (The) of life; words by EH. E.
Rexford, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author. R 44931, June 2, 1928.
147
Lord -(The) .is .in His place; duet,
music by W. lL. Blumenschein; ten.
and bass. © Ernest L. Blumen-
schein, Taos, N. M., George S. Blu-
menschein, Dayton, O., and Florence
Blumenschein Rowe, New Rochelle,
N. Y., as the children of the deceased
author. R 44802, Apr. 30, 1928.
148
Lord of the harvest, Thee we hail;
Thanksgiving anthem, by Hdward
Whitby [pseud. of Frank H. Brack-
ett]; mixed voices, with organ acc.
© Frank H. Brackett, Ashiand,
Mass., aS the author. R 45084, June
1, 1928. 149
‘Lord (The) will comfort Zion; an-
them, music by L. O. Emerson. ©
Mabel H. Emerson, Arlington, Mass.,
as the child of the deceased author.
R 44814, May 9, 1928. 150
Lost (The) chord; by A. Sullivan, arr.
by T. M. Tobani. 1. Trombone and
pf.—2. Cornet, or trombone in A, and
pt. © Theodore Moses Tobani,
Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the
author of the arrangement. R 44965,
44969, June 11, 1928. fas aH
Love; if love be such a lovely thing,
words by Arthur Grissom, music by
Edna Rosalind Park. 1. Contralto
or bar., in D flat.—2. Sop. or ten., in
KF. © Edna M. Park, Chestertown,
N. Y., as the next of kin of the au-
thor who is not living. R 44874,
May 11, 1928. 153
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Love’s caprice; morceau caractéris-
tique, by Max Heindl; pf. © Her-
bert B. He ndl and Pauline John-
sop, New York, as the next of kin
of the author, who is not living. R
44827, Apr. 27, 1928. 154
Love’s cntreaties; words by Paolin
Page, music by F. H.. Brackett; in
A flat. © Frank H. Brackett, Ash-
land, Mass., as the author of the mu-
sic. R 45091, June 1, 1928. 155
Love’s e ernal crown; sacred song,
words by A. Horspool, music by F.
H. Brackett; in F. © Frank H.
Brackett, Ashland, Mass., as.the aun-
thor. R 45118, June 1, 1928. 156
Love’s sunshine; idylle, by Emil O.
Wolfe; pf. © Emil Wolfe, Pitts-
burgh. as the author. R 45035, May
26, 1928: tT
Lullaby (The) of the night; words by
Wilbur D. Nesbit, music by F. H.
Bracketi:; fine Fs o© . Frank. H.
Brackett, Ashland, Mass., as the au-
thor of the music. R 45101, June 1,
1928. 158
Lygtemaend (Irrlichter) ; af F. Hen-
riques, op. 21; klaver. © Fini Hen-
riques, Copenhagen, as the author.
R 44954, June 6, 1928. Hage SS
MacDowell (Edward Alexander) At
parting; words and music by Ed-
ward MacDowell; male voices. ©
Marian MacDowell, Peterborough,
N. H., as the widow of the author.
R 44864, May 15, 1928. 160
Columbia! O alma mater; words
and music by Edward MacDowell;
male voices. © Marian MacDowell,
Peterborough, N, H., as the widow of
the author. R 44861, May 15, 1928.
161.
— Columbia’s sons: words and music
by Edward MacDowell; male voices.
© Marian MacDowell, Peterborough,
N. H., as the widow of the author.
R 44859, May 15, 1928. 162
—0O wise old alma mater; words
and music by Edward MacDowell;
male voices. © Marian MacDowell,
Peterborough, N. H., as the widow
of the author. R 44863, May 15,
1928. 163
— Sturdy and strong: words and
music by Edward MacDowell; male
voices. © Marian MacDowell, Peter-
borough, N. H., as the widow of the
authcr. R 44862, May 15, 1928. 164
-—— We love thee well, Manhattan-
land; words and music by Edward
MacDowell; male voic:s. © Marian
MacDowell, Peterborough, N. H., as
the widow of the author. R 44860,
May. 15, 1928. 165
Magnetic sounds; walt, by T. M.
Tobani, op. 394; orch. © Theodore
Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights,
li. T., N. Y., as the author. -R 44995,
June 11, 1928. 166
Magnify Him; words by Ida Scott
Taylor, music by E. S. Lorenz. ©
Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author. R 45012, Apr. 26, 1928.
167
Marche burlesque; by Robert L. Eilen-
berg, op. 25, no. 3; pf. © Bessie L.
Hilenberg, Montgomery, Ala., as the
widow of the author. R 45110, June
1,, 1928. 168
Marche des petits: Pierrots ; by Auguste
Bosc, arr by ‘TI. M: Tobani> oreh:
© Theodore Moses Tobani, Jackson
Heights, L. I., N. Y¥., as the author.
R 45140, June 9, 1928. 169
Maritana; grand fantasia, from W. V.
Wallace’s opera, arr. by T. M. To-
bani, op. 383; band. © Theodore
Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. I.,
N. Y., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 44970, June 11, 1928. 170
Mascagni (Pietro) Le maschere; un
prologo e tre atti, parole di Luigi
Illica, musica di P. Mascagni. ©
Pietro Mascagni, Livorno, Italy, as
the author. R 448438, May 11, 1928.
Ah
Memory (A); meditation, by W. D.
Armstrong; organ. © William D.
Armstrong, Alton, Iil., as the author.
R 45086, June 1, 1928. a2,
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Lud-
wig Felix) Ruy Blas; overture, arr.
by T. M. Tobani; band. © Theodore
Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights,
hh. I, N..Y., as-the;author of the
arrangement. R 44974, June 11,
1928. 173
Menuetto; von F. Henriques, op. 20,
no. 4; violin og klaver. © Fini Hen-
riques, Copenhagen, as the author.
R 44959, June 6, 1928. 174
Merry (The) Christmas day; Christ-
mas carol, words by Ida Scott Tay-
lor, music by C. H. Gabriel. © Chas.
H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the
author of the music. R 45026, Apr.
26, 1928. 175
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Merry-go-round (The); by P. A.
Schnecker; pf. © Louise W.
Schnecker, New York, as the widow
of the author. R 45176, June 18,
1928. 176
Meyerbeer (Giacomo) Souvenir de
Meyerbeer; fantasia, arr. by T. M.
Tobani, op. 388; band. © Theodore
Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. I.,
N. Y., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 44989, June 11, 1928. 177
Mighiy (The) rock of ages; words by
E. E. Hewitt, music by Howard E.
Smith. © Mrs. Howard E. Smith,
Saugatuck, Conn., as the widow of
the author. R 45132, June 8, 1928.
178
Moon’s (The) lullaby: words from
Harper’s magazine. music by Charles
S. Burnham. © Mattie Cabel Burn-
ham, Cleveland, as the executrix of
the author. R 44829, May 21, 1928.
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Mother; words by Henry G. Kost,
music by T. M. Tobani, op. 391. ©.
Theodore Moses Tobani, Jackson
Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the author.
R 44993, June 11, 1928. 180:
Must we then meet as strangers; by
J. R. Thomas, arr. by T. M. Tobani.
1. Trombone and pf.—2. Cornet, or
trombone in B flat, and pf.
Theodore Moses Tobani, Jackson
Heights, L..I., N. Y¥., as the author
of the arrangement. R 44964, 44967,
June 11, 1928. 181, 182
My heart’s in the Highlands; pt. song.
by H. Hopekirk; mixed voices. ©
Helen Hopekirk, Brookline, Mass.,
as the author. R 44832, May 21,
1928. 183
My thoughts are not your thoughts;
music by E. S. Hosmer; mixed
voices, organ acc. © E. S. Hosmer,
Providence, R. I., as the author. R
45090. June 1, 1928. 184
Myggedans (Mtickentanz); von F.
Henriques, op. 20, no. 5; violin og
klaver. © Fini Henriques, Copen-
hagen, as the author. R 44960, June
6, 1928. 185
Myrtle (The) branch; gavotte, by
Florence Reed [pseud. of T. M. To-
bani]; orch. © Theodore Moses To-
bani, Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y.,
as the author. R 44972, June 11,
1928. 186
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Nelken (Wild roses); ged cht von
Theodor Storm, English version by
John Bernhoff, musik von F. Wein-
gartner, op. 28, no. 8; tiefe stimme.
© Felix Weingartner, Basel, Swit-
zerland, as the author. R 44943
Mar. 6, 1928. 187
Nightingale (The) and the frogs: by
R. Hilenberg, arr. by T. M. Tobani;
violin and pf. © Theodore Moses
Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y.,
as the author of the arrangement. R
44980, June il, 1928. 188
Nikke-dukker (Nickpitippchen) ; von F.
Henriques, op. 20, no. 3; violin og
klaver. © Fini Henriques. Copen-
hagen, as the author. R 44958, June
6. 1928. 189
Now sinks the sun; anthem, cho. from
St. Christopher, English tr. by Isa-
bella G. Parker, music by Horatio
W. Parker; mixed voices. © Anna
Parker, New York, as the widow of
the author. R 45068, May 19, 1928.
190
O come, let us sing; Scripture anthem,
music by M. L. McPhail. © M. L.
McPhail, Park Ridge, Ill., as the au-
thor. R 44811, May 9, 1928. 191
O, flow’ry month of June: song, by J.
C. Macy; mixed voices. © Mary E.
S. Macy, Shrewsbury, Mass., as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 44888, May 21, 1928. 192
OC how amiable are Thy dwellings; an-
them, words from the Seriptures,
music by T. W. Surette; sop. or ten.
solo and cho. © Thomas W. Surette,
Concord, Mass., as the author. R
45054, Apr. 18, 1928. 193
O Lord, how manifold; Thanksgiving
anthem, music by L. G. Kratz. ©
Lee G. Kratz, Omaha, Neb., as the
author. R 44783, Apr. 30, 1928. 194
O, my love’s like a red, red rose; words
by Robert Burns, music by J. H.
Rogers ; 4.women’s voices. © James
H. Rogers, Cleveland, as the author
of the music. R 45179, June 18, 1928.
195
O praise the Lord; Thanksgiving an-
them, mus‘e by E. 8. Lorenz. © Ed-
mund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the
author. R 44781, Apr. 30, 1928. 196
O Thou to Whom in ancient time: an-
them, by George W. Marston. © E.
Howard Thayer, Boston, as the exec-
utor of the author. R 44824, May 25,
1928. 197
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Of such is the kingdom of God; words
by Jemima Luke, music by W. L.
Blumenschein, op. 98; organ acc. ©
Jennie Blumenschein, Kansas City,
Mo., as the widow of the author. R
44831, May 21, 1928. 198
Offenbach (Jacques) Mons. Choufleuri
(Mr. Cauliflower) ; overture, arr. by
T. M. Tobani; orech. © Theodore
Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. I.,
N. Y., as the author. R 451387, June
' 9, 1928. 199
Offer unto God; Thanksgiving anthem,
music by C. H. Gabriel. © Chas. H.
Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the au-
thor. R 44780, Apr. 30, 1928. 200
Oh, it is beautiful; hymn, words by
Geo. P. Beard, music by. B. Frank
Butts. © Benjamin F. Butts, Marys-
ville, Calif., as the author of the mu-
sie. R 44856, Jan. 3, 1928. 201
‘Once again; by A. Sullivan, arr. by T.
M. Tobani. 1. Trombone or bar.,
with pf. acc—2. Cornet and pf. ©
Theodore Moses Tobani, Jackson
Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the author
of the arrangement. R 44963, 44968,
June 11, 1928. 202, 203
One and all; Christmas carol, words by
Ida Scott Taylor, music by E. S.
Lorenz. © Edmund §. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as the author. R 45018, Apr.
26, 1928. 204
‘Only coming to Jesus; words by E. H.
Hewitt, music by Howard E. Smith.
© Mrs. Howard E. Smith, Sauga-
tuck, Conn., as the widow of the au-
thor. R 45134, June 8, 1928. 205
Orchard (An) cradle song; words by
Edward Teschemacher, music by L.
Denza; no. 3, in G@ © Edward
Lockton, London, as author of the
words, and Leila Denza, London, as
. widow of the author of the music.
R 45005, May 8, 1928. 206
Our country’s flag; music by B. F.
Butts. © Benjamin F. Butts, Marys-
ville, Calif., as the author. R 45175,
Jan. 3, 1928. 207
Over all the world; Christmas carol,
words and music by E. 8S. Lorenz.
© Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O.,
as the author. R 45021, Apr. 26,
1928. 208
Pantomime; von F. Henriques, op. 20,
no. 2; violin og klaver. © Fini
Henriques, Copenhagen, as the au-
thor. R 44957, June 6, 1928. 209
Pastorale prelude; by W. D. Arm-
strong; organ. © William D. Arm-
strong, Alton, Ill., as the author. R
45085, June 1, 1928. 210
Plauderwische (Tell-tale laundry) ;
gedicht von Gottfried Keller, Eng-
lish version by John Bernhoff, mu-
sik von F. Weingartner, op. 27, no.
1; mezzo-sop. © Felix Weingartner,
Basel, Switzerland, as the author.
R 44945, Mar. 6, 1928. 211
Praise the Lord;: Thanksgiving an-
them, music by E. L. Ashford. ©
Emma L. Ashford, Nashville, as the
author. R 44777, Apr. 30, 1928. 212
Prayer (The) my mother taught;
words by Robert H. Walton, music
by C. H. Gabriel. © Charles. H.
Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the au-
thor. R 44930, June 2, 1928. 2138
President Santa Claus; humorous
Christmas cantata, words by Har-
riet D. Castle, music by E. S. Lo-
renz. © Edmund 8. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as the author. R 44791,
May 1, 1928. 214
Pussy (The) cat and the mouse; 4-pt.
song, words by Oliver Herford, mu-
sic by G. W. Conant; women’s
voices. © Grace Wilbur Conant,
Boston, as the author of the music.
R 45178, June 18, 1928. 215
Quartett in F moll; von F. Weingart-
her, op. 26; 2 violinen, bratsche u.
violoncell. Partitur. © Felix Wein-
gartner, Basel, Switzerland, as the
author. R 44936, Mar. 6, 1928. 216
Queen of the Mardi Gras; caprice, by
C. W. Krogmann, op. 52, no. 1; pf.
© Carrie Williams Krogmann, Mar-
blehead, Mass., as the author. R
45056, May 17, 1928. rs iy
Redeeming love; Christmas carol,
words by Ida Scott Taylor, music
by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S&S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author.
R 45014. Apr. 26, 1928. 218
Rejoice, ye pure in heart; hymn an-
them, by Edward Whitby [pseud. of
F. H. Brackett]; mixed voices, or-
gan acc. © Frank H. Brackett,
Ashland, Mass., as the author. R
45104, June 1, 1928. 219
Response; music by E. 8S. Lorenz. ©
Edmund SS. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author. R 44810, May 9, 1928.
220
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Revelry; by Robert L. Hilenberg, op.
25, no. 6; pf. © Bessie L. Hilen-
berg, Montgomery, Ala., as. the
widow of the author. R 45113, June
f, 1928. Zo.
Ride ranke (Hopp, hopp. hopp, mein
kindchen) ; af FE. Henriques, op. 21;
klaver. © Fini Henriques, Copen-
hagen, as the author. R 44946, June
6, 1928. 222,
Ring golden belis; Christmas carol,
words by Virginia V. Whitter, mu-
sic by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author.
R 45020, Apr. 26, 1928. Doe
Ring the season in; Christmas carol,
words by Ida Scott Taylor, music
by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author.
R 45018, Apr. 26, 1928. 224
Rise, crowned with light; sacred duet, |
words by Alexander Pope, music by
F. H. Brackett; ten. and bass. ©
Frank H. Brackett, Ashland, Mass.,
as the author. R 45089, June 1,
1928. Dae
Rocks (The) and hills; music by C.
H. Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif., as the author. R
44925, June 2, 1928. 226
Romping through the field; by P. A.
Schnecker; pf. Louise W.
Schnecker, New York, as the widow
of the author. R 44837, May 21,
1928. 227
Rosabelle; words by Margaret, music
by Max S. Witt. © Albert Witt,
Murray Hill, N. Y., as the next of
kin of the author of the music, who
is not living. R 45123, June 7, 1928.
228
Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio) Wil-
liam Tell; selection, arr. by T. M.
Tobani, op. 385; orch. © Theodore
Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights, L.
I., N. Y., as the author of the ar-
rangement. R 44978, June 11, 1928
229
Royal (A) rogue; by William T. Fran-
cis, .arr. by: danl. Hosehna : ypt.s +) 1.
March and two-step.—2. Lanciers.
© Hettie Hoschna, Patchogue, L. I.,
N. Y., as the widow of the author of
the arrangement. R 45050, 45051,
May 12, 1928. 230, 231
Ruth, the gleaner; words by Julia H.
Johnston, music by D. T. Browne
[pseud. of D. B. Towner] © Ada
Dt TIF ne So ae ee
Page Towner, Oak Park, Ill.. as the
widow of the author. R 44020, Dec.
30, 1927. 2a2
Santa Claus; a lyrical intermezzo, by
H. R. Shelley. © Harry Rowe Shel-
ley, New York, as the author. R
44316, May 38, 1928. 9 233
Saviour, breathe an evening blessing;
hymn anthem, words by James Ed-
meston, music by D. Protheroe, op.
48, no. 4; mixed voices, organ acc.
© Daniel Protheroe, Chicago, as the
author of the music. R 45097, June
1, 1928. 234
Schifferliedchen (Boat-song) ; gedicht
von Gottfried Keller, English ver-
sion by Olga L. Sturm, musik von F.
Weingartner, op. 22, no. 6; bar. ©
Felix Weingartner, Basel, Switzer-
land, as the author. R 44935, Mar.
6, 1928. 235
Schuhmacherlied (The cobblers song) ;
gedicht von Carmen Sylva, English
version by John Bernhoff, musik yon
F. Weingartner, op. 28, no. 8; bar.
© Felix Weingartner, Basel, Swit-
zerland, as the author. R 44942,
Mar. 6, 1928. 236
Security; words by William Appel,
music by C. H. Gabriel. © Charles
H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the
author. R 44927, June 2, 1928. 237
Seek ye the Lord; anthem, music by
J. A: Parks:,.© J. A. Parks.,York,
Neb., as the author. R 44800, May
OZ S. 238
Serenade; by Robert L. Hilenberg, op.
25, no. 4; pf. © Bessie L. Hilen-
berg, Montgomery, Ala., as the widow
of the author. R 45111, June 1,
1928. 239
Serenade in summer; words by Ed-
ward Teschemacher, music by I.
Denza; no. 8, in EF. © Edward
Lockton, London. as the author of
the words, and Leila Denza. London,
as the widow of the author of the
music. R 45002, May 8, 1928. 240)
Serenade-solitude; by G. Voelker;
band. © Geo. Voelker, Richmond,
as the author. R 44821, May 25,
1928. 241
Serenata; di Enrico Toselli, op. 6;
violino e pf. © Boston music co.,
Boston, as the executors of the au-
thor. R 44865, May 15, 1928. 242
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Sesamé; intermezzo Arabian, by R. A.
King; pf. © Robert A. King, New
York, as the author. R 44855, May
10, 1928. 243
Shout aloud in wildest joy; words by
Anna B. Hisenhower, music by I. H.
Meredith. © I. H. Meredith, New
York, as the author of the music.
R 44867, May 15, 1928. 244
Silhouettes; theme, by W. G. Smith,
op. 80; pf. © Wilson G. Smith,
Cleveland, as the author. R 44820,
May 25, 1928. 245
Simplette; by Robert L. Hilenberg, op.
25, no. 5; pf. © Bessie L. Eilenberg,
Montgomery, Ala., as the widow of
the author. R 45112, June 1, 1928.
246
Since baby Belle went home; music by
EH. S. Lorenz; mezzo-sop. or bar. solo
and. quartet. © Edmund S. Lo-
renz, Dayton, O., as the author. R
44792, Apr. 30; 1928. 247
Sing unto the Lord; music by C. H.
Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif., as:the author. R
44932, June 2, 1928. 248
Slumber song; song by V. Kemp; high
voice. © Victor Kemp, Port Gam-
ble, Wash., as the author. R 44845,
May 21, 1928. 249
Son (The) of the Highest; cho., music
by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lo-
renz, Dayton, O., as the author. R
45017, Apr. 26, 1928. 250
Son (The) of the Highest; Christmas
cantata for the use of choirs, text
arr. and music by EH. 8S. Lorenz. ©
Edmund §. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author. R 45023, Apr. 30, 1928.
i 251
Song of the brook; by L.. J. Quigley,
op. 9, no. 3; pf. © Sadie M. Quig-
ley, Owensboro, Ky., as the widow
of the author. R 45094, June 1,
1928. 252
Song (A) of the gloaming; 4-pt. song,
words by John Vance Cheney, music
by J. H. Rogers; women’s voices.
© James H. Rogers, Cleveland, as
the author of the music. R 45181,
June 18, 1928. 253
Song (A) of victory; words and music
by C. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel. Berkeley, Calif., as the au-
thor. R 44924, June 2, 1928. 254
Song without words; by Robert L.
Hilenberg,0p.. 26, Ho. -¢: pi .©
13515 (264)
Bessie L. EHilenberg, Montgomery,
Ala., as the widow of the author.
R 45114, June 1, 1928. 255
Sons of the motherland; from San
Toy, words by Henry Hamilton, mu-
sic by Lionel Monckton. © Charles
F. Monckton, London, as the next
of kin of the author. R 45004, May
8, 1928. 256
Souvenir; by G. Karganoff, op. 10, no.
1, ed. and fingered by L. Oesterle;
pf. © Louis Oesterle, New York, as
the author of the new matter. R
45027, Mar. 24, 1928. BHT
Story (The) is true; words by J. W.
Sylvester, music by C. 8S. Colburn.
© Cary Samuel Colburn, Dunlap,
Ia., as the author. R 45071, May 31,
1928. 258
Streichholzmidel. (Das) (The little
match girl); ouverture, von A.
Hnna; orch. © August Enna,
Copenhagen, as the author. R
44937, Mar. 6, 1928. 259
Streichholzmidel (Das) (The little:
match girl) ; text nach H. G. Ander-
sen, Deutsch von E. von Hnzberg u.
Th. Rehbaum, English version by
Olga Louise Sturm, musik von A.
Enna. Volistandiger klavierauszug.
© August Enna, Copenhagen, as the
author. R 449388, Mar. 6, 1928. 260
Sure (A) thing; melange of popular
melodies, arr. by T. M. Tobani, op.
395; orch. © Theodore Moses To--
bani, Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y.,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 44994, June.11, 1928. 261
Sylvania; wedding cantata, text tr.
from the German by Frederick W.
Banckroft, music by Mrs. H. H. A.
Beach, op. 46; soli and cho. © Amy
Marey Cheney Beach, Hillsboro,
N. H., as the author. R 45075, May
381, 1928. 262
Tarantella; from Reginald deKoven’s
Foxy Quiller, arr. by Charles J.
Roberts [pseud. of C. Kraushaar] ;
orch. © Charles Kraushaar, Larch-
Mont joN:!, Yiexwvasathe sauthor. \R
45053, Mar. 12, 1928. 263
Tell her; by Frank Lynes, op. 33, no.
38. 1. Alto or bar. in D.—2. Sop. or
ten. in F. © Adéle G. Lynes. Cam-
bridge, Mass., as the widow of the
author. R 45076, May 31, 1928. 264
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Then replied the lily fair; words by
Wm. Richard Goodall, music by H.
S. Krouse. © H. Sylvester Krouse,
New York, as the author of the mu-
sic. R 44866, May 14, 1928. 265
There is a little lonely fold; response,
by George W. Marston; mixed voices.
© HE. Howard Thayer, Boston, as
the executor of the author. R
44825, May 25, 1928. 266
There is room in my heart for Thee; —
music by HE. 8S. Lorenz; solos for sop.,
alto, ten. and bass, with male cho.,
mixed quartette and full choir. ©
Edmund 8. Lorenz, Dayton, O, as
the author. R 45024, Apr. 30, 1928.
267
Those holy woices; Christmas anthem,
music by L. O. Emerson. © Mabel
H. Emerson, Arlington, Mass., as the
child of the deceased author. R
44803, May 1, 1928.
Thou art coming, O my Saviour; hymn
anthem, by Hdward Whitby [pseud.
of F. H. Brackett]; mixed voices,
organ acc.; in B flat. © Frank H.
Brackett, Ashland, Mass., as the au-
thor. R 45098, June 1,.1928. 269
Thousand (A) leagues under the sea;
words by J. T. Branen, music by
H. W. Petrie; bar., bass or contralto.
© J. T. Branen, New York, as the
author of the words, and Julia C.
Petrie, Chicago, as the widow of the
author of the music. R 45120, June
7, 1928. 270
‘Thy mercies, O Lord; anthem, music
by C. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the au-
thor. R 44807, May 9, 1928. Para
Thy picture; by Frank Lynes, op. 33,
no. 2. 1. Sop. or ten. in E flat.—
2. Alto or bar. in C. © Adéle G.
Lynes, Cambridge, Mass., .as_ the
widow of the author. R 45078, May
31, 1928. Pt
To Bethlehem hasten; Christmas an-
them, music by HE. L. Ashford. ©
Emina L. Ashford, Nashville, as the
author. R 44788, May 1, 1928. 273
To my first love; from Two little
Irish songs, words by Edwin Hamil-
ton, music by H. Lohr. © Hermann
Lohr, London, as the author. R
45000, May 8, 1928. 274
Trofast’s dod (Karo’s tod); af PF.
Henriques, op. 21; klaver. © Fini
268
pt.. TT, aus, Se
Henriques, Copenhagen, as the au-
thor. R 44952, June 6, 1928. Bt
Tryphosa waltzes; by S. E. Morris;
orch. © S. E. Morris, Columbus, O.,
as the author. R 44822, May 25,
1928. 276
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) An-
dante cantabile; from P. Tschaikow-
sky’s string quartett, op. 11, arr. by
T. M. Tobani; orch. © Theodore
Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights, L.
I., N. Y., as the author. R 45136,
June 9, 1928. 217
Unending love; words and music by
C. H. Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif., as the author. R
44926, June 2, 1928. 278
Valse bleue; by A. Margis, arr. by T.
M. Tobani; orch: © Theodore Moses
Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. I., N.
Y., as the author of the arrangement.
R 44992, June 11, 1928. 279
Valse impromptu; by Robert L. Hilen-
berg, op. 25, no. 10; pf. © Bessie L.
Hilenberg, Montgomery, Ala., as the
widow of the author. R 45117, June
1, 1928. 280
Valse romantique; by T. M. Tobani,
op. 386; band. © Theodore Moses
Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. I., N.
Y., as the author. R 44982, June 11,
1928. 281
Venite in D (O come let us sing);
words from the Bible, music by F.
H. Brackett; mixed voices, organ
ace. © Frank H. Brackett, Ashland,
Mass., as the author of the music.
R 45105, June 1, 1928. 282 .
Venus auf Erden; ouverture, von P.
Lincke; orch. © Paul Lincke, Ber-
lin, as the author. R 45122, June 7,
1928. 283
Verdi (Giuseppe) Un ballo in masch-
era; selection, arr. by T. M. Tobani,
op. 387; orch. © Theodore Moses
Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. I., N.
Y., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 44977, June 11, 1928. 284
Verona: Tuscan serenade, by Otto
Langey, op. 135. - © Hlizabeth
Langey, New York, as the widow of
the author. R 45121, June 7, 1928.
285
Victory is sure; words and music by
J. W. Van De Venter. © J. W. Van
De Venter, St. Petersburg, Fla., as
the author. R 45063, May 28, ieee
718
RENEWALS
no. 6, 1928
Violets (Fritihlingskinder); by E.
Waldteufel, arr. by T. M. Tobani;
orch. © Theodore Moses Tobani,
Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the
author of the arrangement. R 44997,
June 11, 1928. £87
Violin-cursus (Studies for the violin) ;
von Goby Eberhardt, op. 100. heft
1, heft 2. © Erna Eberhardt,
Liibeck, Germany. as the widow of
the author. R 44819, May 7, 1928.
288
Voice (The) of Jehovah; words by
J. W. Standish, music by J. A.
Silberberg. © Joseph W. Standish,
Lowell, Mass., as the author of the
words. R 45040, May 11, 1928. 289
Vuggesang (Wiegenlied) ; af F. Hen-
riques, op. 21; klaver.
riques, Copenhagen, as the author.
R 44950, June 6, 1928. 290
Wagner (Richard) Elsa’s bridal pro-
cession; from Lohengrin, arr. by
Franz Liszt, ed. by A. Foote. ©
Arthur Foote, Newton, Mass., as the
author. R 45074, May 31, 1928. 291
Isolde’s.liebestod; finale, from R.
Wagner’s drama, Tristan und Isolde,
arr. by T. M. Tobani, op. 376; band.
© Theodore Moses Tobani, Jackson
Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the author.
R 45142, June 9, 1928. 292
Die meistersinger yon Niirnberg;
grand, selection, from R. Wagner’s
opera, arr. by T. M. Tobani, op. 388;
orch. © Theodore Moses Tobani,
Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y.,. as the
author. R 45139, June 9, 1928. 293
Nachtgesang; from R. Wagner’s
drama, Tristan und Isolde, arr. by
T. M. Tobani, op. 375; band. . ©
Theodore Moses Tobani, Jackson
Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the author.
R 45141, June 9, 1928. 294
Wanderer’s (A) psalm (Cantus pere-
grinus) ; by Horatio Parker, op. 50;
soli and cho. © Anna Parker, New
York, as the widow of the author.
R 45067, May 19, 1928. 295
Warrior’s (The) return; descriptive
fantasia, by F. Kticken, arr. by T.
M. Tobani; band. © Theodore
Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. L.,
N. Y., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 44962, June 11, 1928. 296
We are under marching orders; words
by Elisha H. Hoffman, music by
Howard E. Smith. © Mrs. Howard
© Fini Hen- |
13515 (306)
E. Smith, Saugatuck, Conn., as the
widow of the author. R 45125, June
8, 1928. 297
Weary of earth; duet, music by Chas.
M. Davis; sop. and alto. © Kate
Davis Crapser, Monterey, Calif., as
the next of kin of the author, who is
not living. R 44798, Apr. 30, 1928.
298
Weberlied (Weavers song); gedicht
von Carmen Sylva, English version
by John Coates, musik von F. Wein-
gartner, op. 28, no. 7; bar. © Felix
Weingartner, Basel, Switzerland, as
the author. R 44941, Mar. 6, 1928.
299
What shall I do with the lessons
learned; words by Julia H. Johns-
ton, music by R. T. Owen [pseud.
of D. B. Towner] © Ada Page
Towner, Oak Park, Ill., as the widow
of the author: R 44060, Dec. 30,
ROD: 300
When, streaming from the Eastern
skies; hymn anthem, by Edward
Whitby [pseud. of F. H. Brackett] ;
mixed voices, organ acc.; in D flat.
© Frank H. Brackett, Ashland,
Mass., as the author. R 45103, June
ft, 1928: 301
When the tide comes in; music by
E. S. Lorenz; bar. or mezzo-sop. ©
Edmund §8. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author. R 44793, Apr. 30, 1928.
302
While angels bless thee; hymn anthem,
words by R. Robinson, music by
Arthur W. Nelson. © Flora Nelson
Barry, Central Lake, Mich., as the
next of kin of the author of the
music, who is not living. R 44809,
May 9, 1928. 303
While Old Glory waves; march and
two-step, by A. Heindl; pf. © An-
ton Heindl, Merrick, L. I., N. Y., as
the author. R 45037, May 11, 1928.
304
While we have time; song, composed
by Horatio. W. Parker; organ ace.
© Anna Parker, New York, as the
widow of the author. R 45069, May
19, 1928. 305
Why will ye die; words by E. A.
Fredenhagen, music by C. S. Col-
burn. © Cary Samuel Colburn,
Dunlap, Ia., as the author. R
45072, May 31, 1928. 306
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13515 (307)
pt. 1, Bhs Ve 23
Will o’ the wisp; by L. J. Quigley, op.
9, no. 2; pf. © Sadie M. Quigley,
Owensboro, Ky., as the widow of the
author. R 45093, June 1, 1928. 307
‘Winding, winding; duet, from Foxy
- Quiller, words by Harry B. Smith,
music by Reginald de Koven. ©
Anna de Koven, New York, as the
widow of the author. R 45048, May
12, 1928. 308
With “drum “and? fife? | by UPS A.
Sechnecker; pf. © Louise W.
Schnecker, New York, as the widow
of the author. R 45177, June 18,
1928. 309
With me all the while; words by E.
K. Hewitt, music by Howard HE.
Smith. © Mrs. Howard E. Smith,
”
Saugatuck, Conn., as the widow of
the author. R 45131, June 8, 1928.
3810
Xenia; by C. W. Krogmann, op. 52,
no. 3; pf. © Carrie Williams Krog-
mann, Marblehead, Mass., as the
author. R 45057, May 17, 1928. 311
You’d better ask me; from Two little
Irish songs, words by Samuel Lover,
music by H. Lohr. © Hermann
Lohr, London, as the author. R
45001, May 8, 1928. 312
Youth is the golden age; duet, from
Foxy Quiller, words by Harry B.
Smith, music by Reginald de Koven.
© Anna de Koven, New York, as the
widow of the author. R 45059, May
12, 1928. 313
720
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PART 38
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
INCLUDING:
LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS
1928
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 23
No. 7
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
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1928
The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides
that the Catalogue of Copyright Entries “ shall be admitted in any
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any copyright registration.”
—_——
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HE Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, con-
taining the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compo-
sitions, is issued at monthly intervals in twelve numbers each year, and is
followed by a complete index for the year. The general arrangement is an
alphabet of the titles of the musical works with certain exceptions ex-
plained hereafter. The arrangement is alphabetical under the first word of the
title (except “a,” “an,” or “ the,” or the corresponding foreign articles), and
a grouping at the end of the title alphabet of such titles as will not conven-
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EXCEPTIONS.—(1) In the case of editions of classical music, instead of dis-
tributing them under the titles, each author’s works are brought together by an
entry under the original composer’s name, and for such works search should
be made in this number under the following names: Bach (Johann Sebastian) ;
Beethoven (Ludwig van); Berlioz (Hector Louis); Bizet (Georges); Brahms
(Johannes); Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stéphanie) ; Cherubini (Maria Luigi Carlo
Zenobie Salvatore); Chopin (Frédéric Francois); Donizetti (Gaetano); Gluck
(Christoph Wilibald von); Grieg (Edvard Hagerup); Handel (Georg Friedrich) ;
Hayden (Franz Josef); Lalo (Edouard Victor Antoine); Leoncavallo (Ruggiero) ;
Liszt (Franz); Mascagni (Pietro); Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric); Men-
delssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig Felix); Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus); Pales-
trina (Giovanni Pierluigi Santo); Raff (Joseph Joachim); Rossini (Gioacchino
Antonio); Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille); Schubert (Franz Peter); Strauss
(Richard); Thomas (Charles Louis Ambroise); Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch);
Verdi (Giuséppe); Wagner (Richard).
(2) COLLECTIONS having general titles, such as “ Fiinf studien,” “12 études
élémentaires,” etc., and pieces published without individual identifying titles,
but designating the class of musical work (e. g., “ waltz,” “dance,” “ march,”
“cantata,” ‘“schottische,” “nocturne,” “impromptu,” “sonata,” “ étude,”
“study,” “ exercise,” etc., without differentiating words and only identifiable
by the name of the composer) are entered under the composer’s name without
cross reference from the titles, and search should only be made under the
names of the composers.
IMPRINTS.—As the publishers of musical compositions are generally also the
claimants of copyright the imprint is omitted, but when the name and address
of the publisher differ from those of the copyright proprietor, mention of the
fact is made at the end of the title as an imprint giving place of publication
and name of publisher.
(II)
EXPLANATIONS TO BE NOTED BY USERS OF THIS CATALOGUE
Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated,
Songs are understood to be with piano accompaniment unless otherwise stated.
Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been ab-
rogated and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for
entry in the Copyright Office.
To save space in the Catalogue, the Copyright notice after each title is ab-
breviated. The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: “ E,” Class E,
Musical compositions; “D,’ Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions; “©,”
implies copyright registration of a published composition, followed by date of
publication; “© 1 c.,” stands for copyright of an unpublished work, followed
by date of receipt in the Copyright Office of the printed or manuscript copy;
and “2 c.,” for 2 copies, followed by the date of their receipt. In the case of
contributions to periodicals only one copy of the issue or issues containing
such contributions is required.
A list of copyright renewals made for musical compositions under section 24
of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this issue immediately
following the text.
The final number, completing the volume, is followed by a full annual index
to both composers and proprietors. The subscription price for Part 3, which
must be for the complete calendar year, is $2.25, payable in advance, to the Su-
perintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C., by postal money order, express
order, or New York draft.
(my
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roe on rates oor
The Copyright Act of 1909 provides that of the articles deposited
for copyright registration the Librarian of Congress shall determine
what books and other articles shall be transferred to the permanent
collections of the Library of Congress and what other books or
articles shall be transferred to other governmental libraries in the
District of Columbia for use therein.
The Act further provides that any article undisposed of as above
and still remaining on the shelves of the Copyright Office may be
returned to the eluant of copyright under the provisions of section
60 of the Act.
Notice is, therefore, hereby given to any author, copyright pro-
prietor, or other lawful claimant, that, in so far as any copyright
articles deposited from January 1, 1920, to December 31, 1926, inclu-
sive, are still remaining in the files of the Copyright Office and are not
to be transferred to the Library of Congress or to any other govern-
mental library in the District of Columbia, such books or articles may
be returned to the claimant of copyright if requested by such claimant
prior to December 31, 1928.
This notice includes any printed and published copyright deposits,
such as books, periodicals, dramatic compositions, musical composi-
tions, engravings, cuts or prints, lithographs, photo-engravings, or
photographs. Manuscripts or typewritten dramas and photographs
filed for identifying works of art may not be returned. No maps
are available for return.
To secure such possible return the claimant of copyright of record
should make formal request for the return of the articles, which
must be separately and definitely specified. A suitable blank will be
supplied on request. Address Recister or Copyricuts, Library of
Congress. Washington, D. C.
‘Iv)
RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UN-
AUTHORIZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
The United States has established reciprocal copyright protection
for music against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical
instruments in the case of the countries listed below. The Presi-
dent’s proclamations to this effect were printed in the Catalogue of
Copyright Entries, Part 3, as follows:
Australia and the territories of Papua and Norfolk Island, vol.
18 (1918), pages vi—viii of no. 5;
Austria, vol. 17 (1922), pages vii—viii of no. 6, and vol. 20 vere
pages vii—vill of nos. 3-4;
Belgium, vol. 6 (1911), pages v—vi of no. 7;
Canada, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi—vili of no. 8:
Cuba, vol. 6 (1911), pages iv—v of no. 12;
Czechoslovakia, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi—vil of no. 4;
Denmark, vol. 15 (1920), pages xii—xiv of no. 13;
France, vol. 13 (1918), pages xi—xii of no. 5;
Germany, vol. 6 (1911), pages vi-vii of no. 7; and vol. 17 (1922),
_ pages ix-x of no. 6;
Great Britain, vol. 10 (1915), pages viii-ix of no. 3, and vol. 15
(1920), pages vi-ix of no. 13;
Hungary, vol. 17 (1922), pages xi-x1i of no. 6;
Italy, vol. 10 (1915), pages vili-ix of no. 4, and vol. 17 (1922),
pages xill—xiv of no. 6;
Luxemburg, vol. 6 (1911), pages vil—vill of no 7;
Netherlands, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi—vii of no. 3;
New Zealand, vol. 12 (1917), pages v-ix of no. 38, and vol. 17
(1922), pages xv—xix of no. 6;
Norway, vol. 6 (1911), pages ix—x of no. 7;
Poland, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi-vii of no. 2;
Rumania, v. 23 (1928). pages vi—vii of no. 7;
Sweden, vol. 15 (1920), pages vi—vii of no. 3;
Switzerland, vol. 19 (1924), pages vii—viii of nos. 5-6;
Union of South Africa, vol. 19 (1924), pages vi—vii of nos. 3-4.
The copyright convention signed at the Fourth International
American Conference at Buenos Aires on August 11, 1910, was pro-
claimed by the President of the United States on July 18,1914. This
convention is understood to be in effect as between the United States
and Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador,
Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, and
Uruguay.
(v)
COPY RIGHT—RUMANIA
By THE PRESIDENT oF THE UNrtTEep STatTes or AMERICA
A’ PROCLAMATION
Whereas it is provided by the act of Congress approved March 4,
1909, entitled “An act to amend and consolidate the acts respecting
copyright,” that the copyright secured by the act, except the benefits
under section 1 (e) thereof as to which special conditions are im-
posed, shall extend to the work of an author or proprietor who is
a citizen or subject of a foreign state or nation, only upon certain
conditions set forth in section 8 of the said act, to wit:
(a) When an alien author or proprietor shall be domiciled within
the United States at the time of the first publication of his work; or
(bo) When the foreign state or nation of which such author or
proprietor is a citizen or subject grants, either by treaty, convention,
agreement, or law, to citizens of the United States the benefit of copy-
right on substantially the same basis as to its own citizens, or copy-
right protection substantially equal to the protection secured to such
foreign author under this act or by treaty; or when such foreign
state or nation is a party to an international agreement which pro-
vides for reciprocity in the granting of copyright, by the terms of
which agreement the United States may, at its pleasure, become a
party thereto:
And whereas it is provided by section 1 (e) of the said act of Con-
gress, approved March 4, 1909, that the provisions of the act “so far
as they secure copyright controlling the parts of instruments serving
to reproduce mechanically the musical work, shall include only com-
positions published and copyrighted after this act goes into effect,
and shall not include the works of a foreign author or composer
unless the foreign state or nation of which such author or composer
is a citizen or subject grants, either by treaty, convention, agreement,
or law, to citizens of the United States similar rights ”;
And whereas the President is authorized by the said section 8 to de-
termine by proclamation made from time to time the existence of
the reciprocal conditions aforesaid, as the purposes of the act may
require ; |
And whereas satisfactory official assurances have been received that
citizens of the United States may obtain copyright for their works
in Rumania whichis substantially equal to the protection afforded
by the copyright laws of the United States, including rights similar
to those provided by section 1 (e) of the copyright act of the United
States, approved March 4, 1909.
(VI)
Now, therefore, I, Calvin Coolidge, President of the United States
of America, do declare and proclaim
That the conditions specified in sections 8 (b) and 1 (e) of the act
of March 4, 1909, will exist and are fulfilled in respect to the citizens
of Rumania and that citizens of Rumania are entitled to all the
benefits of the act of March 4, 1909, including section 1 (e) thereof
and the acts amendatory of the said act.
Provided that the enjoyment by any work of the rights and bene-
fits conferred by the act of March 4, 1909, and the acts amendatory
thereof, shall be conditional upon compliance with the requirements
and formalities prescribed with respect to such works by the copy-
right laws of the United States.
And provided further that the provisions of section 1 (e) of the
act of March 4, 1909, in so far as they secure copyright controlling
the parts of instruments serving to reproduce mechanically musical
works shall apply only to compositions published after July 1, 1909,
and registered for copyright in the United States which have not
been reproduced within the United States prior to May 14, 1928, on
any contrivance by means of which the work may be mechanically
performed.
In witness whereof, 1 have hereunto set my hand and caused the
seal of the United States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington this fourteenth day of May in the
year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty-
[seau.] eight and of the independence of the United States of
America the one hundred and fifty-second.
CALVIN COOLIDGE.
By the President :
(Signed) Frank B. Kettoce,
Secretary of State.
[No. 1794]
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Notice.—When the nationality of the composer is not specifically stated
in the title entry, it is to be understood that he is a citizen of the United
States.
A-D-A-C marsch; des allgemeinen | Academy march; by B. D. Burns; ten.
deutschen automobil clubs, von- Peter
Kreuder, of Germany; klavier. ©
Apr. 10. 4,1928.: .4:\,¢..,dune, 306 78
692954; Otto Halbreiter, Munich.
13516
’A disperazione’ America; versi e mu-
sica di Gennaro Amato, of Italy,
domiciled at Brooklyn, N. Y. 4to.
[Words and melody only] © July
16, 1928;. 2.e,. July, 21;. BE. 696395;
Ernesto Rossi, New York. 13517
A la gavotte; by Hans Protiwinsky,
of Austria; pf. © June 18, 1928;
2c. June 20; E 694548; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 13518
A niputi i l’arcipreti; dialetto Sicili-
ano, parole di F. Santisi, musica di
Louis De Santis. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1ec. July 3, 1928; BE
693927; Frank Santisi, Philadelphia.
13519
"A terza primmavera; versi di G.
Onofri, musica di <A. Bascetta.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
July 23, 1928; E 696437; Alfredo
Bascetta and Guglielmo Onofri,
Brooklyn. 13520
Abelard & Heloise; suite, by John W.
Ivimey, of Great Britain, op. 12;
pf. Preludio alla cappella. [5
others] © May 21, 1928; 1c. June
4; E 692849; Augener, ltd., London.
13521
Abend am strande; aus der sinfonie
Von der Nordsee, von Friedrich HE.
Koch, op. 4, bearb. von Martin
Schmeling, of Germany; salon-orch.
mit violine 1 direktion wu. violine
obligat. 4to. © June 27, 1928; 1c.
July 11; E 697147; Breitkopf &
Hartel, Leipzig. 1S PP
Abide my soul; words tr. from the
Norwegian by P. A. Langvard, music
arr. by N. Carlson. © June 20,
1928; 2 ec. June 28; E 695092; Na-
thaniel Carlson, Miami, Fla. 13523
banjo. Primer pub. co. © June 30,
1928; 2 c. July 3; E 695347; Beryl
D. Burns, Cincinnati. 13524
Across the river [and] What wilt thou
do for the Master; words by Mrs.
Frank A. Breck, music by S. M.
Schaefle. © Nov. 23, 1927; 2 c. June
26, 1928; E 694826; S. M. Schaefle,
Naperville, Ill. 13525
Ada valse; by P. Russo; pf. and saxo-
phone. © 1c. July 26, 1928; BH
695682; Philip Russo, Perth Amboy,
N. J. 13526
Adele; words and melody by C. H.
Parker, jr. ©1e July 5, 1928; B
693972; Charles H. Parker, jr.,
Hampton, Va. 13527
Adelina; polka, by M. Loguercio; vio-
lin. ©1e. June 26, 1928; E 694918;
Michael Loguercio, Brooklyn. 13528
Adieu vous dy ... ; rondel attribués
a Villon, musique de P. de Bréville,
of France. © June 5, 1928; 1 «.
June 28; H 697044; Rouart, Lerolle
et cie., Paris. 13529
Adios mi chata; letra y musica di
Pascual H. Toral, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles. [Photostat]
© May 18, 1928; 2 ec. May 17; EB
695466; Dionisio Acosta, Los An-
geles. 13530
Adown the snowy hill; words by L. B.
Duff, music by Alfred Wooler, of
Canada. © June 30, 1928; 1 «.
June 30; E 692944; Louis Blake
Duff, Welland, Ont., Canada. 18531
Aerial stunts; galop, by William F.
Schulze, scored by Leo A. Kempin-
ski; orch. 4to. © July 3, 1928;
2c. July 5; EH 695224; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
13532
Afahe; Japanese lullaby, by Frank H.
Hersom; pf. © May 2, 1928; 2 «¢.
June 26; EH 694853; Walter Jacobs,
inc., Boston. 13538
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721
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13534
Africa’s need; words by S. N. Fitkin,
music by Arthur F. Ingler. © June
12, 1928; 2 ec. July 26; E 695664;
Susie Morris Fitkin, Brooklyn.
13534
After all; words and music by M. D.
Chaloupka; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
June 26, 19282 °2 ‘e¢ June 28° Hh
695052; Martha Daughdrill Cha-
loupka, Houston.
After all; words by Henry Wood, mu-
sic by Bob Tinning [i. e. Robert
Tinning], of England; pf., banjulele
banjo and ukulele acc. © 1c. July
20, 1928; E 695589; James Allinson,
Attleboro, Mass. 13536
After three years I’m back again; fox
trot, words by A. Comas, music by
Eugene Platzman. © 1c. June 22,
1928; E 6938645; Antonio Comas,
Pittsburgh. 13537
After you’ve sent me away; _words
and music by A. HE. Buckingham.
Berkeley, Calif., Fireside songs. ©
July 3, 1928; 2 c. July 11; E 696108 ;
Albert Edward Buckingham, Berke-
ley, Calif. 13538
Afterwards; words and melody by J.
Brockman. © 1 ¢ June 25, 1928;
EH 694752; James Brockman, Los
Angeles. 13539
Agincourt (The) song; words anon.,
music by Arthur S. Warrell, of
Great Britain; cho. of men’s voices;
in D. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Apr. 26, 1928; 1 e¢.
June 21; E 692628; Oxford univer-
sity press, London. 13540
Agitato; by Ernest Schelling; pf. ©
May 9; 1925. 20 Jen. June)..20)25 2K
694583; Carl Fischer, inc, New
York. 13541
Agitato dramatico; von Henry Weber,
of Germany, op. 6, no. 1, nach einem
motiv von Rob. Schumann; salon-
orch. mit violine 1 direktion u. pf.
direktion. 4to. © June 26, 1928;
1 ¢ May 12; E 692820; Aug. Cranz,
G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 13542
Agitato lamentoso; photoplay music, by
Josef Pasternack; orch. © July 5,
1928; 2 c. July 6; E 695855; Irving
Berlin standard music corp., New
York. 13548
Agnus Dei (Lamb of God); by B.
Klein; copyright is based upon new
matter of Carl F. Pfatteicher
namely, his interpretation repre-
sented in the legible notation thereof
13535 |
pt. TI, 0. s., v. 23
contained in the copies filed; male
voices a capella. 4to. © Feb. 14,
1928; 2 c. June 27; E 694997; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 13544
Ah! Toledo; valse-canzone Spagnolo,
versi di G. Garofalo, musica di G. F.
Donati, of Italy. © May 15, 1928;
le. July 24; HE 697265; G. F. Donati,
Florence, Italy. 13545
Ahoi; worte von César Flaischlen, mu-
sik von Erwin Lendvai, of Germany,
op. 45, no. 1; mannerchor. 4to.
Mar. 14, 1928; 1 ¢. June 13; B
692756; Gebriider Hug & co., Berlin.
aap 13546
A-hunting we will go; choral para-
phrase, by Richard Kountz. 4to. 1.
4 male voices.—2. 3 treble or 3 male
voices. © June 18, 1928; 2 c. each
June 23; EH 693776, 693777; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York.
13547, 18548
A-hunting we will go; choral para-
phrase, by Richard Kountz; sop.,
alto and bar. 4to. © July 16, 1928;
2c. July 20; E 696367; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 13549
A-hunting we will go; choral para-
phrase, by Richard Kountz; sop. and
alto or ten. and bar.. 4to. © July
16, 1928; 2 c. July 19; H 695525; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 18550
Air castles; 4-pt. cho., words by Oliver
Murray Edwards, music by William
Berwald; men’s voices. Syracuse,
N. Y., Oliver music co. 4to. © June
8, 1928; 2c. July 2; H 695218 ; Oliver
M. Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y. 13551
Akavyo ben mahalalel omer; words
from Hebrew prayers, music by S.
Weisser. © 1c July 6, 1928; EH
695269; Samuel Weisser, New York.
13552
Al; words and music by a newsboy.
Chicago- San Francisco- New York,
National music pub. ¢o., Itd. © July
20, 1928; 2 ec. July 27; H 696538;
Frank Johnson, San Jose, Calif.
13553
Al’s the man; words and music by W.
P. Holloway. ©1e July 23, 1928;
E 696458; W. P. Holloway, Ft.
Worth, Tex. 13554
Al Smith; words by E. E. Aspinwall,
music by Henry J. Donovan.
June 15, 1928; 2c June 25; EH
694805; Ernest E. Aspinwall, Paw-
tucket, R. I. 13555
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
Al Smith (The) song; words and mu-
sic by C. J. Robinson. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. July 17, 1928;
E 695504; Carson J. Robison, New
York. 13556
Albertina (The) Rasch step; de Dimi-
tri Tiomkin, of Poland; pf. © June
5, 1928; 1c June 28; E 697016;
Editions Foucret fils, s. a., Paris.
13557
Albery (Dorothy) Prelude; by D. Al-
bery, of Australia; pf.; in D flat
maj. © June 1, 1928; 1c. June 29;
E 692938; W. H. Paling & co., ltd.,
London. -18558
Alden partridge; words and music by
Rupert Henry Whitcomb. © June
30, 1928; 2 ec. July 16; E 696233;
Norwich university, Northfield, Vt.
F 13559
Alimony rag; words by F. Auer, mel-
ody by Lynn Cowan. ©1e. July 13,
1928; E 696197; Florence Auer, New
York. 13560
All alone hobo blues; fox trot, words
and music by V. Moore. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 31, 1928;
EH 695739; Vincent Moore, Lakeport,
Calif. 13561
All for Al, Al, for all; words and mel-
ody by Sol Kestenbaum and M. M.
Korn. © 1 ec. June 25, 1928; E
693687 : Maurice M. Korn, Brooklyn.
13562
All for love I’d follow you; words by
F. Hilison, melody by Henry Hllison.
© ft «@ July 31, 1928; BE 695750;
Francis Ellison, Wakefield, Mass.
13563
All I do is think of you; words and
melody by I. Elswick. © 1. July
o,., 1928; E. 693975; Inez Elswick,
Moutheard, Ky. 13564
All I want—I'll find in you; words and
music by R. Ryan. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. July 17, 1928; E
695476; Ruth Ryan, Toronto, Onta-
rio, Canada. 13565
All ’neath the sunshine’s glow; waltz,
words by J. A. Walker, music by
Ray Hibbeler. ©1c. June 23, 1928;
EK 6938636; J. A. Walker, Gives
Springs. Id. 13566
All of a sudden; words and music by
M. Grand. © 1c. July 25; 1928;
E 696502; Mitchell Grand, Harris-
burg, Pa. 13567
- 13578
All the time; waltz, words by Desmond
Carter, music by Hal Brody, of
England; in F. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © June 4, 1928;
1 e. June 15; EH 692593 ; Francis, Day
& Hunter, Itd., London. 13568
All the world’s in love in springtime;
words and music by HK. M. Engler.
© 1e. July 20, 1928; E 695579;
Ethel Minerva Engler, Baltimore.
13569
All thru the night; words by Clarence
Murray McCarver, music by G. E.
Byard; pf. and ukulele ace. ©1c.
July 2, 1928; E 698895; George Earl
Byard, Kansas City, Mo. 13570
Alla mazurka; by Paul Carreno, of
Great Britain; pf. © May 30, 1928;
2e. July 12; E 695383; B. F. Wood
music co., Boston. 13571
Allegro appassionato; von Walter
Noack, of Germany; salon o. grosses
orch. mit violino 1 direction.
Apr. o21y -A928cr er JUNG r does Ee
692709; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany. 13572
Allegro Deiro: rag, by Guido Deiro;
accordion. © June 27, 1928; 2 «¢.
June 29; EH 695138; B. Quattrocioc-
che, Steubenville, O. 13573
Allegro tension ; symphonic incidental,
by P. A. Marquardt; orch. © July
23, 1928-2. -¢e. July 25;. 8 696472;
Music buyers corp., New York.
13574
Allemande [and] Hornpipe; von Wal-
ter Niemann, of Germany, op. 39,
no. 2 u..3; flauto u. pf... © June
19, 1928; 1 ec. June 30; E 692957;
F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
13575
Alluring (The) tambourine; Spanish
danee, by Frank E. Hersom; pf.
May ».31,;).1928;, 2 .«:. June 26; B
694850; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston.
13576
Alogatas (AX\oyaras); words and music
by A. Sakellariou. [Words and mel-
ody only] -.© 1c. July 3, 1928; E
693924; Antonios Sakellariou, New
York. 13577
Aloha e ka pua (I love the flowers) ;
words and music by C. E. King and
David Burrows; pf., ukulele and
guit.-acc. © May 2,° 1928; 2 e.
May 8; E 694730; Charles E. King,
Honolulu, T. H. 13578
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13579
Alone; by George Bagby, arr. by
George J. Trinkaus; orch. 4to. ©
July 5, 1928; 2c. July 9; H 695274;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
13579
Alone; lyric by Agnes O’Keefe, music
by George Bagby. © June 18, 1928;
2 c. June 23; E 6938785; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 13580
Alone and lonesome ; words and melody
by R. A. Bass. ©1c. July 18, 1928;
E 695563; Rhoden A. Bass, Indianap-
olis. 13581
Alone for you; serenade, words and
music by F. E. Moll. ©1.«. July
11, 1928; E 696546; Frederick Emil
Moll, Brooklyn. 13582
Alone together; words by A. Wells,
melody by A. Ulanoff and L. Dia-
mond. © 1 ce June 30, 1928; E
695205; Leo Diamond, Al Ulanoff
and Aubrey Wells, Brooklyn.. 13583 -
Alone with only dreams; from 9th ed.
of George White’s scandals, words
and music by B. G. De Sylva, Lew
Brown and Ray Henderson; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by Joseph M. Weiss.
© June 28, 1928; 2 c. June 29; EH
695111; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 13584
Alone with you; words and music by
Dave Ringle. © July 3, 1928; 2 «.
July 5: EH 695228; DeSylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc., New York.
13585
Along the garden ways: four-pt. cho.,
words by Arthur O’Shaughnessy,
music by William Clifford Heilman ;
men’s voices. 4to. © July 10, 1928;
2c. July 13; E 696226; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 13586
Alphona blues; words by Ida Cox,
melody by Jesse Crump. © 1 ec.
June 21, 1928; E 693527; Chicago
music pub. co., ine., Chicago.
13587
Alpine idyl; by Nilo Trolli; pf. ©
June 29, 1928; 2 « June 29: EH
695026 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 13588
Altitalienische klaviermusik; bearb.
altitalanischer meister nebst varia-
tionen tiber eine corrente von Micheli-
angelo Rossi, von Arthur Piechler,
of Germany. 1. Prdéludium D moll.
[4 others] © May 4, 1928; 1 «
June 18; E 692729; Friedrich Hof-
meister, Leipzig. 13589
7
)
ol
pt. 1 nYs. 77/28
Always lift him up and never knock
him down; words and melody by. A.
Reed. © 1 ec. June 27, 1928; BH
694941; R. 8S. Peer, New York.
13590
Always the same, sweet pal; waltz,
words and music by Charles Wein-
berg and Billy Stone, arr. by Me-
notti Salta; orch. 4to. © June 4,
1928; 2 c. June 29; EH 695067; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., inec., New York.
13591
Always there; words and music by
A. E. Buckingham. - Berkeley, Calif.,
Fireside songs. © July 3, 1928;
2c. July 11; E 696109; Albert Ed-
ward Buckingham, Berkeley, Calif.
13592
Am I glad I met ya; words and mel-
ody by Charles Tobias, Al Sherman
and Harry Tobias: © 1c. July 7,
1928; E 696066; DeSylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York.. 13593
Am ‘Mississouri, am Mississippipo;
stomp u. blackbottom, text u. musik
von Giinter Joachim, of Germany;
salon-orch. mit pf. direktion u. spe-
zial-arr. fiir jazzband. 4to. © Apr.
18, 1928; 1 ec. June 26; E 692908;
Imuver-verlag Paul Przetak, Char-
lottenburg, Germany. 13594
America; anthem, words by Murray
Ketcham Kirk, music by Joseph A.
Dvorak, op. 105; mixed voices.
Rushmore ed. © June 26, 1928;
2*'e. June “30 57 69ss00 aera roid
Vinal, ltd., New York. 13595
America forever; grand march, by J.
Owen Long; pf. © July 12, 1928;
2c. July 16; E 696389; A. W. Perry,
sons, Sedalia, Mo. 135
American fantasie; by Victor Herbert,
transcribed by Caspar P. Koch; or-
gan. © May 9, 1928; 2c. June 20;
E 694580; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 13597
American (The) folio: collection of
fox trots, waltzes and marches, arr.
by Lloyd Loar; banjo band. © June
7, 1928; 2 c. June 26; aff. June 28;
A 1084078; Nicomede music co., Al-
toona, Pa. 13598
American (The) girl; words and mu-
sic by E. J. Edwards: med. voice.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
July 24, 1928; E 695650; Earl Jack-
son Edwards, Los Angeles. 13599
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
American heroes; march, by Jos. J.
Denton; band. 4to. © June 1,
1928; 2 c. June 23; E 698620; Den-
ton & Haskins music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 13600
American (The) lullaby; or, Go to
sleep my baby, words and music by
C. J. Bonner. © 1.¢. June 20, 1928;
EK 694644; Cecile Jaeger Bonner,
Arabi, La. 13601
American (The) soldier; words by Ih.
S. Craig, music by Burrell Van
Buren. Limestone, Pa., Craig mu-
sic pub. house. © July 7, 1928; 2c.
July 12; E 695361; Love .Sloan
Craig, Limestone, Pa. ‘13602
American tune; from the 9th ed. of
George White’s scandals, words and
music by B. G. DeSylva, Lew Brown
and Ray Henderson; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by Joseph M. Weiss. ©
Wane 2) 1928 > 2°“ June’ 223° BH
694669; DeSylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 13603
American woman and West Indian
man; words and melody by P.
Grainger. © 1c. July 7, 1928; E
695257 ; Porter Grainger, New York.
13604
Americans; words and music by A. E.
Buckingham. Berkeley, Calif., Fire-
side songs. © July 3, 1928; 2 «.
July 11; H 696110; Albert Edward
Buckingham, Berkeley, Calif. 13605
Amikor a cigany az én notam
hizza ...; verse és zenéje Nador
JOska, of Hungary [and] Ha mege-
hulok kinyitom a bicskamat.. .;
atirta Huber Sandor, népi motivu-
mok felhasznalisival irta: Nador
J6ska. © Feb. 10; 1927; 1 ce. Apr. 2;
EH 689478; Nador Kalman, Budapest,
Hungary. 13606
Amor (L’) di madre; mazurka, by M.
Loguercio; violin. © 1 e¢. June 26,
1928; E 694921; Michael Loguercio,
Brooklyn. 13607
Amore infranto; intermezzo, di Fran-
cesco Paolo Frontini, of Italy; pic-
cola orch. © June 22, 1928; 1 «.
July 20; E 697206; A. & G. Carisch
& c., Milan, Italy. 13608
Amorosilla; tango, von Enrico Ravello
[pseud.], of Germany; orch., mit pf.
conductor. 4to. © Apr. 23, 1928;
1c. June 13; E 692720; Edition Otto
Kuhl, g. m. b. h., Cologne, Germany.
13609
Ana Maria; danza, letra y musica de
B. Armijo, of Mexico, domiciled at |
a 13620
_—_—————
Chicago. © 1c. June 25, 1928; B
694766; Bernardo Armijo, Chicago.
13610
Anaximander-marsch; von K. Stork,
of Germany; grosse harmonie, mili-
tar, u. blechmusik. 4to. © Apr. 25.,.
1928; 1 c. June 26; E 692912; Karl
Stork, Sondershausen, Germany.
13611
And I saw a new heaven; words from
the Bible, music by Walter Howe
Jones; sop. and alto or ten. and
bass. © June 28, 1928; 2 c. July 2;
EK 696040; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 13612
And I would flee away (Et moi je
m’enfouiyais); French-Canadian
folk-song, English tr. by J. Murray
Gibbon, arr. by Alfred E. White-
head; mixed voices. 4to. © June
SO 1928 Zoe. July 52... 69anta:
Boston music ¢co., Boston. 13613
And you; words and music by E.
Long. © 1 ce June 18, 1928; B
694524; Hileen Long, Milwaukee.
13614
Andy; words and melody by C. KE.
Antosewicz. © 1c. July 9, 1928;
HK} 696098; Clara EH. Antosewicz, De-
troit. 13615
Angel (The) choirs; from the cantata
The wondrous story, by Raymond .
Karl Bellaire, music by Richard
Kountz; 3 treble or 3 male voices.
4to. © June 18, 1928; 2 ec. June 23;
E 693780; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 13616
Angel (The) choirs; from the cantata
The wondrous story, text by Ray-
mond Harl Bellaire, music by Rich-
ard Kountz; mixed voices. 4to. ©
June 22, 1928; 2 e« June 26; B
695331; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 13617
Angel’s (The) psalm; sacred song,
words and music by William H.
Smith, of Great Britain; in F.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
@Gaduly,,19,, 19283 1 Go suly 26208
697234 ; iB. Feldman & Co., London.
13618
Aniers (Les); de V. Staub, of France;
pt... ©, June, 5,, 19285... ¢ June: 28 ;
EK 697006; L. Philippo, Paris. 13619
Anita; words and music by Lew Pol-
lack and Sidney Clare; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini.
July 16, 1928; 2c. July 17; E 695460 ;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine., New
York. 136206
729
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13621
pt. m1, ns), v. 23
Anneau (L’) des jours; poésie de
Jacques Heugel, musique de Georges
Hiie, of France. June 5, 1928;
1 ¢. June 28; E 697036; Heugel,
Paris. 13621
Antes de morir; vals, por I. M. Valle,
of Mexico, domiciled at Chicago; pf.
[Photostat] © 1c. June 30, 1928;
E 693815; Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago.
13622
Anvil polka; by A. Parlow, arr. by
R. HE. Hildreth. 4to. 1. Band, with
B fiat cornet conductor.—2. Orch.,
with pf. conductor. © June 30, 1928 ;
2c. June 28; E 695095, 695097 ; Wal-
ter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 13623, 13624
Ape man; melody by James Blythe.
© 1 ec. June 21, 1928; E 693548:
Chicago music pub. co., ine., Chicago.
13625
Appearing (The) cross; pageant, text
by Verna Whinery, music by I. H.
Meredith and Grant Colfax Tullar.
12mo. © Aug. 29, 1927;.2 ¢. June
18, 1928; aff. June 27; A 1081685;
Tullar-Meredith co., New York.
13626
Appel (L’) damour; chanson-melodie,
by Cuthbert Clarke, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. © July 12, 1928; 1 ¢. July
23; E 697274; James Planta Hull,
London. 13627
Apple pie; novelty fox trot, lyrics by
G. A. Cook, music by M. Paul Man-
ganella. © 1c. July 20, 1928; E
696324; George A. Cook, Fredericks-
burg, Pa. 13628
Approaching mutiny; by Walter C.
Schad; orch., with pf. conductor.
4to. © July 2, 1928; 2 ¢ July 11;
E 696116; Belwin, inc., New York.
13629
Ardent affection; passionate episode,
by P. A. Marquardt; orch. © July
23, 1928; 2 c. July 25; E 696469;
Music buyers corp., New York.
13630
Ardimentosa mazurka; di G. Critelli;
violino. © 1c. June 22, 1928;.EH
694702; Giuseppe Critelli, Brooklyn.
13631
Are you a billy goat; fox trot, words
and music by S. K. Shriver. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Feb. 29,
1928; E 694765; Seymour Kenneth
Shriver, Buffalo. 13632
Are you happy now; words and! music
by J. R. Hamilton. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 27, 1928;
E 694962; James R. Hamilton, De-
troit. 13633
Are you making a fool of me; words
by Tommy Malie and Ed Rose, mu-
sic by Joe Verges; pf. and ukulele
acc. © July 11, 1928; 2 c. July 14:
E 695428; Ted Browne music ¢o.,
inc., Chicago. ; 13634
Arietta; verse by Percy Bysshe Shel-
ley, music by Philip Dalmas. ©
June 6, 1928; 2 c. June 28; E 693724;
Sophie Dalmas, Wellfleet, Mass.
13635
Arizona; words and melody by Irving
Morris’ [pseud. of I. M. Sehlenoff]
© 1c. July 18, 1928; E 696313; Iry-
ing M. Schlenoff, Baltimore. 13636
Armenian dance; by Harry Horlick, of
U. S., and A. Bortnowski, arr. by
P. Ouglitsky, both of Russia, domi-
ciled at New York; orch., with pf.
conductor. © Apr. 9, 1928; 2 ce. Apr.
30; E 694728; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 13637
Armide; by C. W. v. Gluck, variations
by J. N. Hummel, on a theme from
the opera, transcribed and rev. by
Alexander Siloti, of Russia, domi-
ciled at New York; pf. © May 9,
1928; 2 c. June 20; E- 694593; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 13638
Around the corner; words by J. C.
Kuhn, music by J. C. Kuhn and L.
L. Daly. © 1 e.' June 30, 1928; E
693841; John C. Kuhn, Cherrydale,
Va. 13639
Arrét (L’) d’ la rue Larrey ; ou, La raie
d’la mére Laray, paroles d’Armand
Foucher, musique de Martin Gar-
cias, of France. Editions Costallat.
© June 20, 1928; 1 ec. July 3; EB
697120; Lucien de Lacour, Paris.
13640
As long as they’re happy; fox-trot,
words and music by J. P. Long, of
Great Britain; pf. acc., with ban-
julele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Alvin D. Keech; in F. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © July 10,
1928; 1 ce. July 12; E 697150; Law-
rence Wright music co., London.
13641
As long as you love me; vocal fox-
trot, words by Manuel Elizalde, mu-
sic by Fred Elizalde, of Spain; pf.
and ukulele acc.; in G. [Staff and
tonie sol-fa notations] © Apr. 19,
1928; 1c. June 30; E 692945; West’s,
ltd., London. 13642
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
As we flew to the United States;
words by A. Waite, music by Paul-
ine Britting. New York, Frank
Harding. © June 26, 1928; 2 «.
July 2; E 693959; Agnes Waite, New
York. 136438
Ashes of love; words by Monty Siegel,
music by Charles Rosoff. © July
21, 1928; 2 c. July 28; E 696379;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
. New York. , 13644
Ashley st. blues; words and melody by
Wesley Wilson. © 1 ¢. June 21,
1928; E 693545; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. ~ 138645
Aspatia’s song; Elizabethan lyric by
Beaumont and Fletcher, music by
Grace Lloyd Street, of Great Brit-
ain. © June 8, 1928; 1 c. June 30;
EK 692953; Boosey & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 13646
Asso di coppe; polka, by M. Loguer-
cio; violin. © 1c. June 26, 1928;
EH 694919; Michael Loguercio, Brook-
lyn. 13647
Astrolacu (L’); tarantella siciliana,
versi di Abate Mele e Paolo Dones,
musica di Sasa’ B. Gagliano; violin.
© 1 ce June 29, 1928; E 695190;
Apollo music co., Brooklyn. 13648
At eve I heard a flute; 3-part song, by
Lily Strickland, arr. by G. Waring
Stebbins ; women’s voices, with sop.
Solo and flute obbl. 4to. © May
21, 1928; 2 ec. June 18; HE 694534;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 13649
At eventide; nocturne, by Rubin Gold-
mark; pf. © May 23, 1928; 2 «.
June 20; E 694632; Carl Fischer,
inec., New York. 13650
At last; words and music by Lou
Davis and Herman Ackman. ©
June 23, 1928; 2 ec. June 23; E
693602; DeSylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine., New York. 13651
At the circus; by Ivan Moscow; pf.
Los Angeles, Calif., Paramount mu-
sic pub. co. © June 21, 1928; 2 ¢.
June 25; E 694678; Rudolph Polak,
Los Angeles. 13652
At the clear running fountain (A la
claire fontaine); French-Canadian
folk-song, English tr. by J. Murray
Gibbon, arr. by Alfred E. Whitehead,
both of Canada; 6-pt. cho. of mixed
voices. 4to. © June 30, 1928; 2 ¢.
July 5; E 695512; Boston music co.,
Boston, 18653
A 13664
At the party [and] In a boat; by
Minnie Coons Freeman; pf. © July
10, '1928; 2 ce. July 13; E 696223; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 13654
At the rodeo; intermezzo, by James I.
Wiay, op. 395°) pt. -©: June 27,
1928; 2 c. June 29; E 6938801; James
I. Wray co., Cranston, R. I. 18655
At the seashore; by Gail Ridgway
Brown; violin, 1st position, with pf.
ace. 1. On the beach. [5 others]
GQ Jtme28) 1928-2 ey July” 23
696038; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 13656
Au cabaret (At the inn); French-
Canadian folk-song, English tr. by
J. Murray Gibbon, arr. by Ernest
MacMillan, both of Canada; men’s
voices. 4to. © June 30, 1928; 2 ec.
July 5; H 695510; Boston music ¢o.,
Boston. 13657
a
Au pays des mimosas; de Léo Dani-
derff, of France; orch. avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © June 5, 1928;1 ce.
June 28; E 6970381; Edition Arle-
quin, Paris. 13658
Au pays des mimosas; paroles de Ber-
tal-Maubon-Ronn, musique de Léo
Daniderff, of France. © June 5,
1928; 1 c«. June 28; E 697032; Hdi-
tion Arlequin, Paris. 13659
Au ruisseau; de Fernand Goeyens, of
Belgium; pt. . © Apr. 1, 1928; 1) ¢.
Mar. 29; EH 692827; A. Cranz, Brus-
sels, Belgium. 13660
Aubade; by FEF. H. Shera, of Great
Britain; organ. © May 10, 1928;
1e. June 21; E 692652; Oxford uni-
versity press, London. 13661
Auf der gartenbank; worte von Her-
mann LoOns, musik von Franciscus
Nagler, of Germany, op. 106, no. 3;
minnerchor. Partitur wu. stimmen.
4to. © Dee. 10, 1927; 1 ec. June 13,
1928; E 692748; Otto Forberg, Leip-
zig. 13662
Auf der Ltineburger haide; verse von
H. Lons, musik von Franciscus Nag-
ler, of Germany, op. 106, no. 2; ten.
u. bisse. 4to. © Dec. 10, 1927; 1c.
June 13, 1928; E 692747; Otto For-
berg, Leipzig. 13663
Auld lang syne; brilliant variations,
by M. W. Butler; pf. © July 12,
1928; 2 ec. July 16; E 6963887; A. W.
Perry’s sons, Sedalia, Mo. 13664
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13665
pt. 1, DSi ve 23
Aumone (L’) de Don Juan; fantaisie,
par H. Mouton, of Belgium, sur le
poéme lyrique en 1 acte de C. P.
Simon; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © May 10, 1927; 1 c. June 2;
E 669026; Editions Arlequin, Paris.
13665
Auric (Georges) Quatre poémes; de
Georges Gabory, musique de G. Au-
ric,, o£ Eranee., 1. La, voix.... [3
others] © June 5, 1928; 1 c. June
28; E 697001; La siréne musicale,
Paris. 13666
Aurora; valse song, words by Harry
Parr, music by Herbert Oliver, of
Great Britain; in F. © July 16,
1928; 1c. July 16; EH 697178; Joseph
Henry Larway, London. 13667
Automne; mélodie, poésie de Ed. Gui-
nand, musique de Charles-René, of
France. 1. Voix élevées.—2. Voix
moyennes. © June 5, 1928; 1 c. each
June 28; E 697053, 697054; Henry
Lemoine et cie., Paris. 18668; 18669
Autumn reverie;
Jenkins, of Great Britain; pf.
June 12, 1928; 1 c. June 22; BH
692804; Joseph Williams, ltd., Lon-
don. 13670
Autumn rose; lyric piece, by William
M. Felton; pf. © July 26, 1928;
2c. July 28; EH 696597; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 13671
Ave Maria and sancta Maria; words
from the Catholic church, music by
John Farnsworth; 4 mixed voices;
organ ace. 4to. © July 3, 1928; 2c.
July 18; E 696182; Michael L. Nem-
mers, Milwaukee. 13672
Ave Maria—que dolor; Cuban danzon,
por I. M. Simon; pf. © 1c. June
18, 1928 ; E 694510 ; Ismael M. Sim6n,
New York. 13673
Awakening (The); words and music
by E. F. Peterson. Park Ridge, I11.,
Frances music house. © May 19,
1928; 2 c. June 27; E 694895; Ella
Frances Peterson, Park Ridge, Ill.
13674
Awful lawdy lawdy blues; words by
Mary Bradford, melody by Thomas
Dorsey, ©. ve. duty 27,. 19280)
696581 ; Chicago music pub. co., inc.,
Chicago. 13675
Ay, ay, ay; Creole song, tr. from the
Spanish by Cecil Cowdrey, music
arr. by William Stickles; quartet of
male voices. 4to. © July 5, 1928;
2c. July 7; EB 695249; R. L. Hunt-
zinger, inc., New York. 13676
romance, .by Cyril
Ay Julia, Julia; cancién popular, por
I. M. Valle, of Mexico, domiciled at
Chicago; pf., with words. © 1c.
July 18, 1928; E 696294; Ignacio M.
Valle, Chicago. 13677
Babe, I’ve got the love sick blues;
from Summerland and roses, words
by S. W. H. Tyler, music by S. W. H.
Tyler and Harry L. Cook. ©1e.
July 16, 1928; E 696247; Samuel W.
H. Tyler, Louisville. 13678
Babe Lorraine; melody by C. HE. Kern.
© 1c. July 19, 1928; E 695574;
Charles E. Kern, Oakland, Calif.
,' , 13679
Baby ; words and music by A. R. Cham-
bers, arr. by A. W. Bolanz. © 1 ¢.
June 26, 1928; EH 6949388; Alden Rost
Chambers, Chatham, Va. 13680
Baby dear; words and music by EH. G.
Becker. © 1c. July 28, 1928; E
695721; Evalyn Garrett. Becker,
Wheeling, W. Va. . 13681
Baby, you’re mine no kiddin’; words
by Kathleen Greeley [pseud. of
Kathieen Greeley Twomey], music
by Joe Goyanes. © 1c. July 7,
1928; E 696088; Kathleen Greeley
Twomey, Tampa, Fla. . 13682
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Adagio;
from organ toccata and fugue in C,
arr. by J. Stuart Archer, of Great
Britain; violin and pf. © July 23,
1928; 1c. July 19; EH 697230; W.
Paxton & co., ltd., London. 13683
Choral prelude; based on Valet
will ich dir geben, by Melchoir Tesch-
ner, set by J. S. Bach in the cantata
Christus, der ist mein Leben, tran-
seribed and arr. by Carl F. Pfat-
teicher; organ. © May 26, 1928;
2c. June 20; E 694620; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 138684
Come blessed death; words anon.,
tr. by J. C. Graham, musie by Johann
Sebastian Bach, — Blessed are the
dead; from the oratorio The last
judgment, by Louis Spohr [and] An
evening hymn; words .by Adam
Krieger and J: F. Herzog, tr. by J. C.
Jacobi and James C. Graham, music
by A. Krieger; copyright is based
upon new matter of Carl F. Pfat-
teicher namely, his interpretation
represented in legible notation there-
of contained in the copies filed;
men’s voices a capella. 4to. © June
14, 1928; 2 ec. June 27; E 694994;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 13685
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
Bach (Johann Sebastian )—Con.
Jesus bleibet meine freude; cho-
rale from cantata 147, Herz und
mund und that und leben, by J. S.
Bach, arr. by John EH. West, of Eng-
land; organ. obl. 4to. © July 26,
1928; 1c. July 24; E 697255; Novello
& co., ltd., London. 13686
— Three-part invention ; selected and
ed. by Gottfried Galston, of Ger-
many, domiciled at St. Louis. no. 3,
in D.—No. 8, in F.—No. 1, in C. ©
July 18, 1928; 2 ¢. and aff. July 21;
A 1085440-1085442; Art publication
society, St. Louis. 13687-13689
Two-part invention; selected and
ed. by Gottfried Galston, of Ger-
many, domiciled at St. Louis. no.
14, in B flat—no. 7, in E minor. ©
July 18, 1928; 2 c¢. and aff. July 21;
A 1085448, 1085444; Art publication
society, St. Louis. 13690, 13691
Bachmann (Kdward) Four little
gems; suite; orch. 1. The opal. [3
others] © 1c. July 24, 1928; E
695632; Edward Bachmann, Pitts-
Zorg, N.Y. 13692
Bacio ideale; mazurka, by L. Canoro;
violin. ©) 1 c. June 21; 1928; EH
693578 ; Louis Canoro, New York.
13693
Back to Dixie land; words and music
by H. H. Dickey. © 1c. June 23,
1928; E 694746; Hattie Huffington
Dickey, McGehee, Ark. 13694
Back to town; words and melody by
Marie Bradley. © 1 .¢ June 21,
1928; E 693547; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 13695
Backward (The) trail; words by
Alice Whitson Norton, music by C.
Roland Flick. © June 19, 1928;
2c. June 21; Ei 694787; Flick music
pub. co., Nashville. 13696
Bad girl; words by Mitchell Parish,
music by Jeanne Gravelle; pf. and
ukulele ace. © June 23, 1928; 2 «¢.
June 27; E 694830; Jack Mills, inc.,
New York. 13697
Bad luck woman blues; words and
melody by Aletha Dickerson. ©
1 ¢e. June 21, 1928; EH 693543; Chi-
cago music pub. co., ine., Chicago.
13698
Badinage; by Cyril Scott, of England;
pEecc®: Jubyrd2, 192891 -¢ Waly 143 ;
E 697196; Elkin & co., ltd., London.
13699 ;
729
7513—28——2
- 13711
Bajpai (Ragini Hsther) Six original
Hindu melodies; by R. E. Bajpai,
of Great Britain, domiciled at
Brooklyn. © 1c. July 28, 1928; EB
695716; Ragini Esther’ Bajpai,
Brooklyn. 138700
Bal (Le) poudré; by Orlando Mor-
gan, of Great Britain, op. 54; pf. ©
Siity’ 0; #19285) Lee Suly~ 12!
697242; Edwin Ashdown, Itd., Lon-
don. 13701
Bald .headed pa-pa; words and mel-
ody by J. L. McBride. © 1. June
20, 1928; E 694651; James L. Me-
Bride, Chicago. 13702
Balky mule blues; words and melody
by Lemon Jefferson. © 1 ¢. June
21, 1928; H 693573; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 13703
Ballad of Saint Stephen; carol, by
Hugh A. Mackinnon; men’s voices,
organ ace. 4to. © July 31, 1928;
2 e. July 28; E 695703; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 13704
Ballade of colleens; words by Hahish
Mae Laren, music by Alice Vaiden;
high voice. © June 25, 1928; 2 e¢.
June 27; E 696006; John Church
co., Cincinnati. 13705
Ballerina (La); polka, di L. Canoro;
violino. © 1c. June 21, 1928; E
693577 ; Louis Canoro, New York.
13706
Bantam rooster blues; words and mu-
sie by Olga Alexander, arr. by Irene
Spain. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 19, 1928; E 696548; P.
C. Brockman, Atlanta. 13707
Barbecue rhythm; by Muriel Pollock;
pf. © July 25, 1928; 2'c.. July 23;
E 695607; Triangle music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 13708
Bardos (Lajos) Three Hungarian
folk songs; by L. Bardos, of Hun-
gary; violin and pf. © Mar. 15,
1928; 1 e@. June 21; EH 692614; Ox-
ford university press, London. 13709
Bare-foot stomp; melody by Clifford
Hayes. © 1 ec. July 10, 1928; HB
695320; Southern music pub. Co.,
inc., New York.. 13710
Barsotti (R.) Four pieces; by R.
Barsotti, of Great Britain; band.
1. Tally ho. [8 others] © June 26,
1928; 1c. July 20; H 697221; Boosey
& co., ltd., London. 13711
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13712
Bashful Dan and giggling Ann; words
and music by Joan Clark. Dayton,
O., Paine pub. co. © July 12, 1928;
2c. July 23; E 696411; Lurten M.
Paine, Dayton, O. IST 12
Battle (The) above the clouds; Look-
out Mountain, words by J. C. Dean,
music by Charles L. Lewis.
July 2, 1928;,2 e. July;73/E 695517 ;
J. Cleve Dean, Chattanooga. 13713
Battle hymn; from Songs of old Ire-
land, words by A. P. Graves, music
arr. by Chas. V. Stanford, of Great
Britain; alto, ten., 2d ten. or 1st
bass, and bass; in A min. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© May 25, 1928; 1 ¢« June 30; E
692949; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
13714
Bayou blues; words by Carl John Bos-
telmann, music by I. Bostelmann.
© le. July 9. 1928; E 696095; Ida
Bostelmann, New York.
Be not afraid; words from the Bible,
music by D. H Engel; copyright is
based upon new maiter of Carl F.
Pfatteicher namely, his interpreta-
tion represented in the legible nota-
tion thereof contained in the copies
filed; men’s voices a capella. 4to.
© Feb. i) 1928-2. June: 20> B
695002; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 13716
Be still my soul; introit for use at
Holy communion, words by W. D.
Maclagan, music by C. H. Kitson,
of Great Britain; 4 mixed voices;
organ ace. 4to. © Apr. 26, 1928;
1c. June 21; E 692623; Oxford uni-
versity press, London. ISG kr §
Beale st. blues; by Wm. C. Handy,
arr. by Geo. F. Briegel; with pf.
ace. 4to. 1. Brass quartette.—2.
Saxophone quartette. © June 28,
1928; 2 ce. each July 2; E 696530,
696531; Alfred & co., New York.
13718, 18719
Bear de burden; negro spiritual, by
Clarence Cameron White, arr. by
Chas. J. Roberts [pseud. of Charles
Kraushaar]; orch., with pf. conduc-
tor. © Apr. 17, 1928; 2 c. June 20;
EK 694606; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 13720
Beat it; one-step, by Mel. B. Kaufman,
scored by Walter C. Schad; orch.
4to. © July 3, 1928: 2 ¢@ July 5;
EK 695225; Irving Berlin standard
music corp., New York. 13721
13715 ©
pt. II, n. s., v. 23
Beatita (La); letra y musica di Jesus
Peralta, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles; pf. [Photostat] © May
18, 1928; 2 c. May 17; E 695467;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
13722
Beautiful (The) city of light; words
by J. R. Swath smusie sby J- R.
Swaim and others. 12mo. 1. The
beautiful city of light. [5 others]
©), Jan. . 3; 3920 oie ene. BF
671846 ; Jobn R: Swaim, Salem, Ind.
13723
Beautiful flower; music by Milton
Kaye. [Melody only] ©1e. June
20, 1928; E 694661; Milton B. Kan-
trowitz, Brooklyn. 13724
Beautiful garden of rest; words by
M.S. Jones, music by H. A. Hummel.
4to. © June 22, 1928; 2 « July
19; EK 695522 ; Milton S. Jones, Cleve-
land. 13725
Beautiful isles of Glynn; words by
Helen Kaufman, music by Levitt
Packard Booie. © 1c. June 4, 1928;
EK 694764; Helen Kaufman, Bruns-
wick, Ga. 13726
Beauty; love lilt, words and music by
Anton Mariette, of Great Britain;
high voice. © June 22, 1928; 2 «.
June 25; E 696002; John Church co.,
Cincinnati. tote
Because I know you; words by Harry
Hirschman, music by R. Albright.
© 1c. June 21, 1928; E 694709; Ray
Albright, New York. 13728
Because my baby don’t mean maybe
now; words and music by Walter
Donaldson; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
May 28, 1928; 2 ¢. June 2; E 693506;
Donaldson-Douglas & Gumble, inc.,
New York. 13729
Because of you; words by Regina Ma-
lone, music by P. Golibart; pf.
1 ec July 21, 1928; EH 695590; Paul
Golibart, Washington. 13730
Because you are my dream girl; words
and melody by Bob Nolan. © 1 e.
July 13, 1928; E 696202; Ralph S.
Peer, inc., New Nore 13731
Because you are so kind; words and
music by A. S. Watkins. © 1 ec.
July 7, 1928; E 695259; Anne Spen-
cer Watkins, New York. 13732
Because you’re mine; waltz, words and
melody by Bill Gruber [i. e. W. J.
Gruber] © 1 e¢ July 5, 1928; E
693970 ; William Joseph Gruber, New
Orleans. 13733
730
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
Bedouin love song; by Ciro Pinsuti,
arr. by M. L. Lake; full band with
‘solo B flat trumpet conductor. 4to.
© June 22, 1928; 2 c. June 27; BH
694858 ; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
137384
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Klagender
gesang (Plaintive song) ; nach theme
aus Beethoven’s op. 110 Sonata, in as
dur, fiir pianoforte 2 hdg., arr. von
Ernst Eggert, of Germany; salon o.
grosses orch. mit pf. direction. ©
May 1, 1928; 1 c. June 18; E 692718;
Heinrichshofen’s verlag, Magde-
burg, Germany. wlafao
Praise ye the Lord then; words
by Paul Gerhardt, tr. by J. C. Gra-
ham, music by ©. Stein, — Of God I
sing; words by C. F. Gellert, English
version by J. C. Graham, music by
L. v. Beethoven, arr. by Ernst Haus-
child, — The Lord is great; English
version by J. C. Graham, music by
Sdrensen [and] The spacious firm-
ament on high; words by Joseph Ad-
dison, music by G. F. Handel, arr.
by BH. Hauschild; copyright is based
upon hew matter of Carl F. Pfat-
teicher namely, his interpretation
represented in the legible notation
thereof contained in the copies filed ;
men’s voices a capella. 4to. © Feb.
14, 1928; 2 c. June 27; E 694995;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 13736
Sprtihendes leben (Sparkling
life) ; nach themen aus Beethoven’s
op. 87 Trio in C dur, fiir 2 oben u.
engl. horn, arr. von Ernst Eggert,
of Germany; salon o. grosses orch.
mit violino 1 direction. © May 1,
1928; 1 ec. June 13; E 692712; Hein-
richshofen’s __ verlag, Magdeburg,
Germany. 13737
Beghon (Jean) Prelude; arr. by
Charles J. Roberts [pseud. of Charles
Kraushaar]; symphonic band. Se.
© Apr. 28, 1928; 2 c. June 20; E
694609; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 13738
Prélude; transcribed by Jacob
Weinberg, of England, domiciled at
New York; pf. © May 9, 1928; 2c.
June 20; E 694590; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 13739
Behold! there shall be a day; anthem,
words from the Bible, music by Al-
fred Wooler; mixed voices. 4to.
July 18, 1928; 2 ¢. July 19; E 695530:
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
13740
5 13749
Bella (La) del mulino (The miller’s
daughter) ; waltz, versi di R. Cordi-
ferro e F. Pignoloni, musica di Al-
fredo Cibelli; pf. © 1c. June 29,
1928; E 695188; Apollo music co.,
Brooklyn. 13741
Belle (The) of Havana; dramatic op-
eretta in 3 acts, book by George Mur-
ray Brown, adapted from the story
and lyrics of Avery Holmes Hassler,
music by Charles Wakefield Cad-
man; soli and cho. of mixed voices.
4to. © May 12, 1928;.2 ¢.. July. 2;
D 27341; White-Smith music pub. co.,
Boston. 13742
Bells (The); 3-pt. song, words by
Peer. Chatmers, music by i.e.
Sweeting, of Great Britain; treble
voices; in. E flat. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr. 26,
1925° 10 oe. . kune, 212 Bi 4GS2620-
Oxford university press, London.
: 137438
Bells (The) of Corneville; or, The
chimes of Normandy, comic opera in
3 acts, music by Robert Planquette,
edited by Ross Hilton ; cho. pts. only.
4to. © May 18, 1928; 2c. June 18;
E 694532: Oliver Ditson eco., Boston.
13744
Beloved (The) stranger; song cycle,
poem by Witter Bynner, music by
Constance Herreshoff. 1. The wall.
fa others!" "©? duly 18;1928=" 2c:
July 21; E 696401; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 13745
Benedicite in F sharp minor; music
by M. L. Davies, of Great Britain;
choir and congregation; organ ace.
London, J. Curwen & sons, ltd. 4to.
© June 19, 1928: 1 c. June 16; EB
692768 ; Mary Louise Davies, Harro-
gate, England. 13746
Berceuse; by Maurice Besly, of Great
Britain, op. 29, no. 1; pf. London,
Winthrop Rogers, ltd. © June 13,
1928; 1 e@ June 28; E 692880;
Hawkes & son, (London) Itd., Lon-
don. 13747
Berlioz (Hector Louis) Rakoczy
march; by Berlioz-Liszt, arr. by R.
EK. Hildreth. 4to. 1. Orch., with pf.
conductor.—2. Band. © May 2, 1928;
2c. each June 26; E 694842, 694848 ;
Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston.
13748, 18749
Bérouyino (Oh ma belle); chanson
béarnaise de d’Espourrin, adaptation
de René de Castéra, of France. 4to.
[Béarnaise and French text] 1. Voix
731
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13750
Bérouyino (Oh ma belle)—Continued.
d@’hommes.—2. Voix mixtes. © June
5, 1928; 1 c. each June 28; EH 697041,
697042 ; Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris.
13750, 138751
Bertha, gentle lady; singing game,
words and music by Eleanor Farjeon,
of Great Britain. 4to. © Apr. 5,
1928; 1¢. June 21; E 692618; Oxford
university press, London. 13752
Betty dear; words and music by N.
Tomeo.:, pt. }© 1c; July ct4: 1928:
E 695489 ; Nicholas Tomeo, Philadel-
phia. 13753
Billy boy; march, by Nick Brown, arr.
by Fred Lampe; orch., with solo B
flat cornet conductor. 4to. © July
10, 1928; 2 c July 20; E 696316;
Lampe music service, New York.
13754
Bily kvitecéek-pochod; vojensk& _ pis-
nicka, words and music by Karel
Hasler, arr. by Louis Vitak; pf. © |
June 2p.) 1925.2, 1c. yo: ee,
695368 ; Vitak-EHlsnic co., Chicago.
13755
Bimba, non t’affacciare ...; serenata
capricciosa, versi di Giuseppe Cen-
tauro, musica di Vincenzo Billi, of
Tialy, op: 482. © July 2.1928; Ave.
July 8; E 692995; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 13756
Bird nest blues; words and melody by
Ardelle Bragg. ©1c. June 21, 1928;
EH 693531; Chicago music pub. co.,
inc., Chicago. 13757
Bird (A) note is calling; words by
lizabeth Evelyn Moore, music by
Charles Gilbert Spross; high voice.
©Oaduly 2, 19%en2Zerc., July «a5
696010; John Church ¢o., Cincinnati.
13758
Birth (The) of dawn; words by Her-
mione Sarjeant, music by W. Henri
Fay; med. voice. © June 22, 1928;
2e¢. June 28; EH 695040; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 18759
Birthplace (The) of Mother Machree ;
words by H. Clancy, music by Rob’t
H. Brennen. [Words and melody
only ].) ©: LT eS Funes 30). 19283)
693832; Egan Clancy, New York.
13760
Biscuit roiler blues ; words and melody
by Myrtle Jenkins. ©1«. June 21,
1928; E 693558; Chicago music pub.
co., inc., Chicago. 138761
Bizet (Georges) Agnus Dei (Lamb
of God) ; transcribed by Fritz Kreitz-
- pt. II, nD. s., v. 23
ler, of Austria, domiciled at New
York; voice, cello and pf. © June
26, 1928; 2 c. June 27; E 694881;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 138762
——L’Arlésienne; arr. von Leopold
Weninger, of Austria; orch. mit pf.
u. violine direction, harmonium u.
obligaten fiir violine u. violoncello.
Suite 1,2. © June 5, 1928; 1 ec. each
June 26; E 656193, 689784; Anton J.
Benjamin, Leipzig. 137638, 13764
Intermezzo; from L’Arlésienne,
suite II, no. 2, transcribed by Fritz
Kreisler, of Austria, domiciled at
New York; violin, cello and pf. ©
May 23, 1928, 2 ,e>) dunes 20>" 1)
694639 ; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
13765
Black beauty; by Duke Ellington; pf.
©) July 7, 1928 2 ce: July 2P-? Be
696399; Gotham music service, inc.,
New York. ; 13766
Black bottie blues; words and music
by G..H. -Harris:. (@Qowt) ey duly 26,
1928; E 695675; George EH. Harris,
Oklahoma City, Okl. 13767
Black devils; black-bottom-fox-trot, by
Harry Bloom [pseud.], of Germany,
arr. by Hubert Bath; orch., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Apr. 23, 1928;
1 ec. June 18; EH 692724; J. Liber,
London. 13768
Black eyes; waltz, adapted from the
gypsy song Otchi tchorniya, arr. by
G. F. Briegel; orch. 4to. © July
10, 1928; 2 c July 10; E 695278;
George F. Briegel, New York. 18769
B-l-a-e-k-p-o-0-1; words and music by
James Walsh and Fred Holi, both
of Great Britain; pf. ace., with ban-
julele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Alvin D. Keech; in B flat. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © June
11, 1928; 1 c. June 12; HE 692814; B.
Feldman & co., London. 13770
Blanche comme la neige (White as
cometh the snowflake) ; French-Ca-
nadian folk-song, English tr. by J.
Murray Gibbon, arr. by Hrnest Mac-
Millan, both of Canada; men’s voices.
4to. © June 30, 1928; 2 ¢. July 5;
KE) 695509; Boston music ¢co., Boston.
13771
Bless you! sister; Semi-spiritual fox
trot, words by Al Dubin, music by
J. Russel Robinson; pf. and ukulele
ace.,,© .July;3; 1928 mac. daly, O;
E 695230; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
co., New York. 13772
732
no. 7, 1928
Bless your little heart I love you;
words and melody by G. C. Leap.
© 1c. June 28, 1928; E 693742;
Glenn C. Leap, Chicago. 13773
Blessed (The) story tell; words by
Millie Cooper, music by Thoro Har-
ris. © June 12, 1928; 2c. July 26;
E 695670; Arthur Forrest Ingler,
North Attleboro, Mass. 138774
Bliv hvor du er, og gem di godt; fra
Tivoli 1928, tekst af Leif Berg og
Dan Folke, musik af Vincent de
Costa, of Denmark; pf. © June 6,
1928; 1 c. June 18; E 692671; Wil-
helm Hansen, Copenhagen. 13775
Block and tackle blues; words by B.
Burton, melody by James Blythe
-and Buddy Burton. ©1c. July 17,
1928; E 695491; Lester Melrose, Chi-
cago. 13776
Blue-blaze Lula; words and music by
J. S. Randall. [Words and melody
only]. © 1 ce. June 28, 1928; EH
695150; J. Sammy Randall, Tulsa,
Okl. LaTMe
Blue bubbles; by Duke Ellington; pf.
©) dure 16,1928; :2 e@ July 21;.H
696397; Gotham music service inc.,
New York. 13778
Blue Egypt; by George L. Cobb, arr.
by R. E. Hildreth; orch., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © May 2, 1928;
2c June 26; EH 694840; Walter
Jacobs, inc., Boston. 13779
Biue eyes; selection, by Jerome Kern,
of U. S., selected and arr. by Guy
Jones, of Great Britain; orch. with
ist viclin conductor. © June 9,
1928; 1 c. June 23; E 692767; T. B.
Harms ¢o., New York. 13780
Blue grass; words and music by B. G.
De Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray Hen-
derson. © June 28, 1928; 2 ec. June
29; E 695110; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 138781
Blue idol; words and music by Jane
Frazer. © July 11, 1928; 2 ¢. July
17; E 695453; Fred K. Steele, inc.,
New York. 13782
Blue lady; fox trot, words and music
by Al. Spaulding [i. e. L. A. Spauld-
ing] ©lc. July 21, 1928; BE 696449;
Leroy Al. Spaulding, Portland, Or.
13783
Blue night; words by J. F. Mahoney,
music by Will Rollins, of Germany;
pf. and ukulele ace. © July 20,
1928; 2 e@. July 23; EB 696462;
Harms, inc., New York. 13784
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
13795
Blue of beyond; valse, words and mu-
sic by HE. W. Stevens, of England,
domiciled at Portland, Or. ©1e.
June 9, 1928; E 693763; Ethel Wil-
liams Stevens, Portland, Or. 13785
Blue (The) of your eyes; words by
H. Baytarian, music by Grekor
Suni, of Armenia, domiciled at Phil-
adelphia. © 1c. June 27, 1928; E
694961; Hagop Baytarian, Pontiac,
‘Mich. 13786
Blue. Ridge; words and music by
Morey Davidson, Carl Lampe and
Neil Moret; pf. ©1c. July 25, 1928;
E 696508; Villa Moret, inc., San
Francisco. 13787
Blue shadows; from Earl Carroll’s
vanities, lyric by Raymond Klages,
music by Louis Alter; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by Hank Linet [pseud.
of Henry A. Linet] © July 27,
1928; 2 c. July 28; E 695686; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 13788
Bluejacket( The) ; miniature suite, by
Gordon Slater, of Great Britain; pf.
1. Hornpipe. [2 others] © May
Pete Co June 21): IRwiG926344
Oxford university press, London.
13789
Boat song; by G. Romilli, arr. by
George J. Trinkaus; vocal orch.
450: ©x dune: 7, 1928; 2c). dune das
EH 694806; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 3790
Boat song; by Geoffrey O’Connor-Mor-
ris, of Great Britain, op. 37, no. 3;
pt. © May 21, 1928; 1 ¢c. June 4;
E 692846; Augener, ltd., London.
13791
Bob white; words and music by Abner
Silver and Cliff Friend. © June 26,
1928; 2c. June 27; E 694819; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 13792
Bob white waltz; by G. Holcombe; pf.
©) * July 12) 1928-206" July 16s!
696386; A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia,
Mo. 13793
Bold (A) adventure; by Arnoldo Sar-
torio, of Germany; pf. duet. © June
288928 5 pb 2ite. oS 22) 696022 ;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
13794
Bomberos (Los) (I pompiere) ;
march, by Guido Deiro; accordion.
© June 18, 1928; 2 ec. June 23; EB
693617 ; Biagio Quattrociocche, Steu-
benville, O. 13795
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13796
Bonjour, monsieur . . .; humoresque,
poésie de Tristan Klingsor, musique
de Louis Beydts, of France. © June
5, 1928; 1 c. June 28; E 697039;
-Heugel, Paris. 13796
Bonjour Philippine: paroles de Jac-
ques Charles et Geo. Koger, mu-
sique de Vincent Seotto et Fred
Mélé, both of France. © June 5,
1928; 1 ec. June 28; E 697015; Edi-
tions Foucret fils, s. a., Paris. 13797
Bonnie Dundee; Scotch folk-song,
4-part chorus, arr, by Archibald
Thompson Davison; men’s voices.
4to. © July 16, 1928; 2 ¢. July 21;
H 696330; E. C. Schirmer music co.,
Boston. 13798
Bonny Blue Bonnet, she’s Texas
grown; words and music by F. €.
Roan. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. July 6, 1928; E 693988; Flor-
ence Clark Roan, Cisco, Tex. 13799 |
Boo-hoo blues; words and melody by
B.. Quinn. © 1 c. June 23, 1928; E
694742; Belle Quinn. Crawford, Neb.
13800
Book of accompaniments for Keystone
song slides; compiled by the Key-
stone view co. © Apr. 20, 1928; 2 ¢.
and aff. June 15; A 1077816; Key-
Stone view co., Meadville, Pa. 18801
Boosey’s brass band journal, no. 685;
by J. Ord Hume, of Great Britain;
brass band. 4to. 1. Rough and
ready. [1 other] © June 28, 1928;
1 ec July 20; E 697219; Boosey &
co., Itd., London. 13802
Bootleg whiskey blues; words by Selma
Davis [pseud. of Aletha Dickerson],
music by Arthur Blake. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 27, 1928;
E 696570; Chicago music pub. co.,
inc., Chicago. 13803
Boris Godunof; opera in 4 acts with a
prologue, subject from A. 8S. Push-
kin’s dramatic chronicle, original
text ed. by Paul Lamm, of Germany,
English tr. by M. D. Calvocoressi, of
England, music by M. Mussorgsky.
Vocal sc. © May 15, 1928; 1 ec. June
21; E 692608; Oxford university
press, London, 13804
Boston; von Carl Robrecht, of Ger-
many, arr. von H. Minnecke; blas-
musik mit clarinette 1 in B, direk-
tion. 4to. .°© Apr. 23} 1928); 1 ec.
June 26; E 692915; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany. 138805
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
Boston (The ) ideal march; whirlwind.
march, by Samuel Siegel; ten. banjo.
© June 29, 1928; 2 « July 9; E
695520; Arling Shaeffer, Chicago.
13806.
Bouncing ball; staccato story, by A. G.
Dreisbach; pf. © July 10, 1928;
2c. July 18; E 696216; G. Schirmer,,.
inc., New York. 13807
Bourrée; by John Tasker Howard; pf..
© May 9, 1928; 2 c. June 20; E
694596; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. — 13808.
Boy (The) from old New York who.
made the grade; words by E. Clancy,
music by Reb’t H. Brennen. [ Words.
and melody only] © 1c. June 30,
1928; E 6938831; Egan Clancy, New
York. 13809
Boy scouts, we salute you; words and
music by N. S. Wilburn. © July 18,
1928; 2c. July 21; E 696341; Norma
Shepard Wilburn, Qmaha, Neb.
13810
Brahms (Johannes) Danse hongroise:
(Hungarian dance); transecrit et
arr. par F. Salabert, of France;
orch. avec pf. conducteur. no. 1.
En sol min.—no. 3. En fa maj.—
no. 10. En fa maj.. © June 20,.
1928; 1 ¢. each July 3; E 697165-
697167; Francis Salabert, Paris.
13811-13813
- Iitude; founded on Chopin’s.
Ktude, op. 25, no. 2, transcribed by
Ottilie Sutro; 2 pfs. 4 hands. ©
June! 16, : 1928349 2) ue ane Bass Le.
694529; John Church co., Cincinnati.
13814.
—— Hungarian dance, no. 5; arr. by
Ida H. Jeston, op. 23, no. 7; pf. ©
June 22, 1928; 2 ec. June 28; H
693767; John A. Seidt, Baitimore.
, 13815
——In quiet night; words according.
to Friedrich Spee, tr. by J. C. Gra-
ham, music anon., arr. by Johannes.
Brahms; mixed cho., — O darkest
woe; words by Johann von Rist, tr. by
Catherine Winkworth, music anon.
[and] Rise again yes, arise again wilt
Thou; words by Friedrich Gottlieb
Klopstick, tr. by Catherine Wink-
worth, music by Carl Heinrich
Graun; copyright is based upon new
matter of Carl F. Pfatteicher name-
ly, his interpretation represented in
legible notation thereof contained in:
the copies filed; men’s voices a Ca-
pella. 4to.
134
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS .
no. 7, 1928
Brahms (Johannes )—Continued.
© June 14, 1928; 2 c. June 27; E
694992 ; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
13816
Braves of the U. S. A.; words by HE.
Burton, music by William Van
Beaver. © 1c. July 14, 1928; HB
6954384; Edward Burton, Detroit.
13817
Bride-elect (The); march, by John
Philip Sousa, transcribed by Roy
Smeck; ten. banjo, with pf. acc. ©
July 23, 1928; 2..¢c..July. 24; EH
695614; Irving Berlin standard mu-
sic corp., New York. 13818
Bright sun; waltz, words and music
by I. Rosenberg. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. June 27, 1928; HB
694958 ; Irving Rosenberg, Brooklyn.
13819
Brighton high school class of 1928;
class song, words and music by
Donald Bruce Edmonston. © June
19, 1928; 2 ce. June 23; E 6936138;
Donald Hdmonston, Brighton, Mass.
13820
Broke woman blues; words and melody
by Sharlie King. © 1c. July 27,
1928 ; H 696582; Chicago music pub.
co., inc., Chicago. 13821
Broken hearted and lonely; words by
B. Joseph, music by Rob’t H. Bren-
nen. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. June 30, 1928; E 693836; Bertha
Joseph, Cleveland. 13822
Broken hearted blues; words and mel-
ody by Gertrude Rainey. © 1 «.
June 21, 1928; E 693533; Chicago
music pub. co., inc., Chicago. 13823
Broken idol; waltz ballad, words by
B. Browning, music by L. Friedman.
© 2c. June 16, 1928; E 693449;
Bernice Browning and Leo Fried-
man, Hollywocd, Calif. 13824
Broken toy; fox trot, words and mu-
Sic by J. P. O'Connor. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 3, 1928;
EK 693925; James Patrick O’Connor,
Jersey City. 13825
Broken toys; words and music by Har-
old Norman Boucher. © 1 ¢. July
18, 1928; E 696315; Bettee Meeker
Boucher, Chicago. 138826
Brown (The) derby; by P. C. Riley,
Ths, | 1st" viokin. “ee? Sune’ 23,
1928; E 694739; Peter C. Riley, jr.,
Albany. 13827
P 13838
Brush stomp; fox trot, melody by A.
Dominique. © 1c. July 9, 1928: E
695304; Consolidated music pub.
house, Chicago. 13828
Buben seit lustig; polka, by P. Miiller ;
B flat cornet. © 1c. June 23, 1928;
E 693635; Peter Miiller, Philadel-
phia. 13829
Buddy Burton’s jazz; melody by
Buddy Burton. © 1 ¢. June 21,
1928; E 693556; Chicago music pub.
co., inc., Chicago. 13830
Bukarest; worte u. musik yon Hans
Kandler, arr. von Franz Fiekel, both
of Germany. © Feb. 15, 1928; 1 e.
June 138; E 692762; Kyffhiuser-ver-
lag, Dresden-A, Germany. 138831
Bumpety bump; wnison song, addi-
tional verse by Edward Oxenford,
music by Cecil Sharman, of Eng-
land; treble voices; in A flat. 4to.
[Staff and tonie sol-fa notations]
©. duly 15,5 1928; 1c. July 620-8
692973; Novello & co., Itd., London.
13832
Bums; words and melody by B. G. De-
Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray Hen-
derson,. ©: 1 ¢ July .7%, 1928: E
696068; DeSylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inec., New York. 13833
Bungalow (A); words by Ruth Ryan,
music by Ray Hberle and Howard
Hall. [Words and melody only]
©1c. June 12, 1928; E 694761; Ray
HKiberle, New York. 13834
Buon avvenire; mazurka, by M. Cor-
so; mand. or violin and ist B flat
clarinet. © 1c. July 28, 1928; E
696615; Michelangelo Corso, New
York. 13835
Burlesque; de Paul SBazelaire, of
France, op. 110; violoncelle et pf.
©) Apr. 27, 19283 1 "| une 22
692808; Editions du magasin musi-
cal, Pierre Schneider, Paris. 18836
Burrows (Benjamin) Two songs;
words by D. G. Rossetti, and anon.,
music by Benjamin Burrows, of
Great Britain. How should I your
true love know? [1 other] © Apr.
19, 1928; 1 ec. June 21; EH 692641;
Oxford university press, London.
13837
Bury her at even; words by Michael
Field, music by Patrick Hadley, of
Great Britain. © May 3, 1928; 1 ¢.
June 21; EH 692642; Oxford univer-
sity press. London. 13838
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13839
pt. 1, n.s., v. 23
Butterflies; by Carl Schmeidler, of
Germany; pf. © July 26, 1928; 2 e.
July 28; E 696603; Theodore Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 138389
Butterflies; caprice, by Walter Wal-
lace Smith; pf. © Aug. 25, 1927;
2 ce. June 20, 1928; E 694556; Bel-
win, ine., New York. 13840
Butterflies (Papillons); by Rudolph
F. Reisa; violin, with pf. acc. ©
Suly “25, “A928: 2 Ver sully Zee? BH
695659 ; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 13841
By singing waters; words by Leone
Wolf, musie by Thurlow Lieurance.
© June 29, 1928; 2 c. June 29; E
695022 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 13842
By the rivulet; waltz, lyric and music
by G. Romilli. © June 18, 1928;
2c. June 23; EH 695213; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. . 13848
By the waters of the old blue Guad-
alupe; words by L. Hampton, musie
by N. Ollre. © June 28, 1927; 2 c.
July 1, 1928; E 695692; Naomi Ollre
and Lenore Hampton, Gonzales,
Tex. 13844
By the windmill; fox-trot, words and
music by Robert Hargreaves and
S. J. Damerell, both of Great Brit-
ain; pf. ace., with banjulele banjo
and ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech;
in E flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations] © June 30, 1928; 1c. July
2; EK 692961; Lawrence Wright mu-
sic co., London. 13845
Byens sang; tekst af Hans Hartvig
Seedorf-Pedersen, musik af H. Bér-
resen, of Denmark; med lurer. 4to.
© June 6, 1928; 1 c. June 18; E
692669; Hakon Bé¢rresen, Copenha-
gen, 13846
C. C. pill blues; words and melody by
Blind Blake. © 1c. June 21, 1928;
EK 6953884; Chicago music pub. ¢o.,
inc., Chicago. 13847
C’est la belle Francoise (The fair
Francoise) ; French-Canadian folk-
song, Hnglish tr. by J. Murray Gib-
bon, arr. by Ernest MacMillan, both
of Canada; men’s voices. 4to. ©
June 30, 1928; 2c. July 5; HB 695511 ;s
Boston music co., Boston. 13848
C’est le chale; de Le luxe de Paris,
paroles de Léo Leliévre, Henri Varna
et Fernand Rouvray, musique de C.
Gilbert, of France. © June 15, 1928;
1c. July 2; E 697126; Cécile Gilbert,
Paris. 13849
Cabinet collection of progressive teach-
ing p'eces; by J. McKenna; pf. bk.
2. © June 26, 1928; 2 ¢. July 2; B
693957; John McKenna, Newark,
NES: 13850
Cadenza for the Johannes Brahms
violin concerto, op. 77; by Fritz
Kreisler, of Austria, domiciled at
New York; violin. © May 23, 1928;
2c. June 20; EH 694641; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 13851
California; words by H. L. Wilson, mu-
sie by Lucile Burton. © July 20,
1928; 2 c. July 25; E 696468; Har-
riet L. Wilson, Oakland> Calif.
13852
California skies; words by S. F. Wil-
liams, melody by W. Culbreth. ©
1c. July 19, 1928; BE 695568 ; William
Culbreth, Louisville. 13853
Call me pal; words and music by M.
Campbell, arr. by D. Barolotti. ©
1e July 2, 1928; E 695204; Maude
Campbell, Sacramento, Calif. 138854
Call (The) of the soul; words and
music by Sister Devamata (Laura
F. Glenn) ©1ce. June 5, 1928; B
693980; Laura F. Glenn, La Cres-
centa, Calif. 13855
Call (The) of the woods} by J. W. G.
Hathaway, of Great Britain, op. 60;
pf. London, Paxton. © July 8,
1928; 1c. June 28; E 692946; Joseph
W. G. Hathaway, London. 183856
Call upon Jesus; sacred song with
quartet cho., words and music by
Harriet Carter Renner, arr. by Fried-
rich Janssen. © June 20, 1928; 2 ¢.
June 21; EH 694684; Windsor music
pub. co., Cleveland. 13857
Calling you to me; words and music
by E. P. Lioyd. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ce July 31, 1928; EH
695744; Edna Parker Lloyd, New
York. 18858
Cameo [and] Badinage; by Ivy Her-
bert, of Great Britain, op. 18; pf.
© June 1, 1928; 1 ec. June 15; E
689457; Joseph Williams, ltd., Lon-
don. 18859
Camerado; words by Charles Edward
Smith, music by James H. Rogers;
med. or low voice. © July 10, 1928;
2c. July 13; E 696229; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 13860
736
no. 7, 1928
Can you blame me; words and music
by Larry Shay and Joe Goodwin.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
July 7, 1928; E 696065; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 13861
Canoe trails; by Earl Roland Larson ;
pf. © May 31, 1928; 2 ec. June 26;
EK 694851; Walter Jacobs, ine., Bos-
ton. 13862
Can’t put the bridle on that mule this
morning; words and melody by J.
Daniels. © 1c. June 23, 1928; E
693631; R. S. Peer, New York. 138863
Cantiléne et danse; de J. M. L: Mau-
giié, of France; alto et pf. © June
5, 1928; 1 c. June 28; E 697046; Hen-
ry Lemoine et cie., Paris. 13864
Cantiléne Italienne; by Paul Rougnon,
of France; pf. © July 26, 1928; 2¢.
July 28; E 696600; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 13865
Canto al invierno; vals, por Juan V4z-
quez, of Mexico, domiciled at Chi-
cago; pf. © 1c. July 18, 1928; B
696297 ; Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago.
13866
Cantus-firmus-praeludien; sammlung
von 307 vorspielen zu 174 choralen,
hrsg. von F. W. Franke und K. Sand-
mann, both of Germany; orgel. band
1, obl. 4to. © July 15, 1928: 1.
July 3; E 697235; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany. 13867
Canzona amorosa ricordo; melody by
A. La Manca. ©1c. July 7, 1928;
EK 695268; Antonio La Manca, Cum-
berland, Md. 13868
Canzone amorosa (Venetian love
song) ; by Ethelbert Nevin, op. 25,
no. 3, arr. by Ottilie Sutro; pf., 4
hands. © June 15, 1928; 2 ¢ June
18; E 694525; John Church co., Cin-
cinnati. 13869
Canzonetta ; by Louise Crawford; vio-
i ang, pi. © July 15, ~1928* 2 ¢,
July 20; E 696357 ; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 13870
Canzonetta; de F. Luzzato, op. 50, no.
1, arr. par F. Salabert, of France;
oreh., avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
June 20, 1928; 1 c. July 3; E 697160;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 13871
Canzoniere (Il) no. 4; compiled and
arr. by L. Canoro; violin. © 1.
July 31, 1928; E 695758; Louis Ca-
noro, New York. 13872
Capitan (El) ; march, by John Philip
Sousa, transeribed by Roy Smeck;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
13884
ten. banjo, with pf. acc. © July 23,
1928; 2 ¢. July 24; BE 695615; Irving
Berlin standard music corp., New
York. 13873:
Capitan Carranza; di J. A. Torres; pf.
©1c. July 28, 1928; E 695714; Jos.
A. Torres, New York. 13874
Cap. Emilio Carranza; paso doble, por
F. E. Godoy P., of Mexico, domiciled
at New York; pf.. © 1c. June 30,
1928 ; E 693851; Fernando Godoy P.,
New York. 13875
Caprice Viennois; by Fritz Kreisler,
op. 2, arr. by Robert Biederman ;
violin, ’cello and pf. © June 26,
1928; 2 c. June 27; E 694874; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 13876
Captain Harry Morgan; Welsh: song,
words by John Marley, music by
Granville Bantock, of England. ©
June 9, 1928; 1¢. June 15; EH 692689;
Swan & co. (Music publishers) Itd.,
London. 13877
Carillon (The) of Delft; three-pt. cho.,
words by Frederick H. Martens,
music by Louis Koemmenich;
women’s voices. 4to. © June 26,
1928; 2c. June 22; E 694693; Harold
Flammer, ine., New York. 13878
Carmelita; words and music by A. B.
Williams. © 1c. July 16, 1928; E
696251; Arthur B. Williams, Mem-
phis, Tenn, 13879
Carmelita, you’re the love-light of my
dreams ; words by Ruby Meynier and
B. Edwards, Spanish tr. by L. C.
Newby, music by B. Edwards, op.
12B; pf. and ukulele acc. San Fran-
cisco, Paramount publishers. ©
dune. 15, 1928: 2. ¢.. dune 25.
694771; Benjamin Edwards, San
Jose, Calif. 13880:
Carnevale di Venezia; variations, di
Alberto Rizzi; ocarina e pf. ©1e.
June 29, 1928; E 695191; Apollo
music co., Brooklyn. 13881
Carnival capers; by M. A. Adler; pf.
©1c. July 25, 1928; E 696498; Myra
Agatha Adier, Ottawa, Kan. 13882
Carolina; words and music by M. D.
Doyle and L. L. Yost. ©1e. July
18, 1928; E 696282; Merrill D. Doyle
and Leland L. Yost, Kerrville, Tex.
18883
Carolina home; words and music by
F. M. Holton. [Words and melody
Guy), © becwluly ot; 2928 < By
695735; Ferdinand Murray Holton,
Greensburg, Pa. 13884
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13885
Caroline; words and melody by Lionel
Belasco.; ©.1 ¢c. July 2, 1928; HE
693878; J..O. Fisher, New York.
13885
Cartoon capers; by Earl Roland Lar-
son; pf. © June 30, 1928; 2 c. June
28; E 695100; Walter Jacobs, inc.,
Boston. 13886
Carufaniello mio; versi di G. Onofri,
musica di A. Bascetta. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. July 23, 1928;
E 696486; Alfredo Bascetta and
Guglielmo Onofri, Brooklyn. 13887
Cat (The) and the dog; by H. F.
Reser; ten. banjo, with pf. acc. ©
July 12, 1928; 2c. July 23; E 696331 ;
Harry F. Reser, New York. 13888
Catalina; words and music by R. Zet-
ler. ©16€. June 19, 1928; E 693483 ;
Raymond Zetler, Long Beach, Calif.
13889
Catalina is calling me; words and
music by A. Keyser. [Photostat]
© 1c. July 5, 1928; E 693984; An-
13890
‘Catherine Dunn had eyes to see; words
and musie by Malva Jay. ©1e..
July 30, 1928; E 695752; Melanie
Frederica Jaeger, New York. 13891
*Cause I’m in love; words and music
by Walter Donaldson; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © May 28, 1928; 2 c. June
2; E 693504; Donaldson-Douglas &
Gumble, ine., New York. 13892
nette Keyser, Los Angeles.
Cave man days; words and music by
M. Keefer. © 1c. July 25, 1928;
EH 696504; Mabel Keefer, Amster-
dam, N. Y. 13893
“Ce que femme veut; parcles de Decaye
et L. Carol, musique de A. Valsien,
of France. Editions Costallat. ©
June 20, 1928; 1¢. July 3; E 697118;
Lucien de Lacour, Paris. 13894
Ce que l’oiseau chante; mélodie, poésie
de Victor Hugo, musique de Charles-
René, of France. 1. Voix élevées.—2.
Voix moyennes. © June 5, 1928;1c¢.
each June 28; E 697055, 697056;
Henry Lemoine et cie., Paris.
13895, 13896
ecelia; words and melody by Lionel
Belasco. © 1c. July 2, 1928; EH
693879; J. O. Fisher, New York.
13897
Hern musi byt; polka, arr. by Joseph
P. Elsnic; concertina. © June 20,
pt. 101, 28:,.¥..23
1928; 2 c. June 26; E 693663; Vitak-
Hlsnic co., Chicago. 13898
Cerveny Satecek; valcik s textem, arr.
by Louis Vitak; pf. © June 25,
1928; 2 ¢. July 12; E 695369; Vitak-
Elsnic co., Chicago. 13899
Chalita; words and music by Victor
Schertzinger; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by May Singhi Breen. New
York, Chappell-Harms, ine. © June
8, 1928; 2 ce. June 9; EH 694794;
Harms, ine., New York. 13900
Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stéphanie)
Sous ta fenétre (Beneath thy win-
dow) ; mélodie, arr. par F. Salabert;
orch., avec pf. conducteur. © June
20, 1928; 1 « July 3; EH 697162;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 13901
Chanson courtoise; mélodie, poésie de
Victor Hugo, musique de Charles-
René, of France. 1. Voix élevées.—
2. Voix moyennes. © June 5, 1928;
1 ¢. each June 28; EH 697057, 697058 ;
Henry Lemoine et cie., Paris.
13902, 13903
Chanson d’amour (Love’s song); de
Gabriel Fauré, op. 27, no. 1, arr. par
F. Salabert, of France; orch., avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © June 20,
1928; 1c. July 3; E 697161; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 13904
Chanson d’avril; poésie d’André Theu-
riet, musique de René Rabey, of
France. © June 10, 1928; 1 c. July
2; E 697110; Durand et cie., Paris.
13905
Chanson napolitaine; de René Rabey,
of France; violoncelle et pf. © June
10,° 1928 * Gl aitthky 2 ee ek
Durand et cie., Paris. 13906
Chansons de Russie; adaptation fran-
caise d’Hlisabeth Koiransky et Louis
Brochart, both of France, harmoni-
sation de L. Brochart. 4to. 1.
Chant des bateliers de la Volga. [5
others] © June 5, 1928; 1 c¢. July
2; E 697086; Heugel, Paris. 13907
Chant d’Amour; by Forrest L. Buch-
tel: orch. 4to. © July 10, 1928;
2 e. July 12; E 695857; Joseph HE.
Agnew, Kansas City, Mo. 13908
Chant des bateliers de la Volga;
adapté du Russe et harmonisé par
L. Brochart, of France; cheeur a 3
voix d’hommes et 4a 4 voix mixtes
sans ace. 4to. © June 5, 1928; 1c.
June 28; E 697034; Ueugel, Paris.
13909
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
Chanukah (Feast of lights); songs
compiled by Harry Coopersmith.
[English and Hebrew texts] © Dec.
1, 1927; 2 « and aff. June 18; A
1080603; Board of Jewish education
of Chicago, Chicago. 13910
Chappell’s army journal, no. 555; by
Haydn Wood, arr. by Dan Godfrey, of
Great Britain; full military band
with conductor. Virginia, [1 other]
iG June, i1,..1928 ;..1.:c. . June, 12%; E
692852; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 13911
‘Chappell’s orchestral journal; fox
trots from This year of grace, by
Noél Coward, arr. by Max Irwin
and Arthur Wood, both of Great
Britain; orch. 4to. Dance, little
lady. [1 other] © May 16, 1928;
1 e. June 2; E 692863; Chappell &
co., ltd., London. 13912
‘Characteristic dance: by H. Nossing,
Op: ¢, pi: © July 2.1928; 2°¢. July
13; E 696192; Henry Nossing, New
York. 13913
‘Charleston is the best dance after all;
melody by Johnson-Porter. © 1 «.
July 5, 1928; E 695243; United pub.
co., New York. 13914
Charlie; from Blue eyes, music by
Jerome Kern. London, Chappell &
eo., Itd. 4to. [Melody only] ©
June 20, 1928; 2 ec. June 26; EB
694808; T. B. Harms co., New York.
13915
‘Chasing the sunbeams; caprice, by J.
Owen Long; pf. © July 12, 1928;
2c. July 16; EB 696385; A. W. Per-
ry’s sons, Sedalia, Mo. 13916
Chasins (Abram) ‘Twenty-four pre-
ludes; six preludes, by A. Chasins,
op. 12; pf. bk. 3. © May 18, 1928;
2c. June 18; E 694540; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. 13917
Chavez (Carlos) Sonatina; by C.
Chivez, of Mexico; violin and pf.
co) June 27, 1928: "2c July, 13);. B
696190; Carlos Chavez, New York.
13918
‘Checkered (The) flag; march, by F.
Jewell; band. 4to. © June 23,
1928; 2 c. June 23; E 694773; Fred
Jewell, Franklin, Ind. 13919
‘Cheer song; words and music by Ru-
bert Henry Whitcomb. © June 30,
¥928 52°.‘ July 165 BE 696231; Nor-
wich university, Norwich, Vt. 13920
3 13931
Cheer up; words by N. Bee, music by
Sylvester Long Cross. © 1. July
2, 1928: E 695206; Nella Bee,
Seattle. 13921
Cheerio; from Say when, lyric by
James J. Walker, music by Jesse
Greer; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
Hank Linet [pseud. of Henry A.
Linet] © July 11, 1928; 2c. July
12; E 695377; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 13922
Chelsea fayre; by Reg. Goss Custard,
arr. by Frank Louis Taylor, of Great
Britain; violin and pf. © June 11,
1928; 1 c. June 23; EH 692844; Schott
& co., ltd., London. 13923
Chérisette; melody by I. Chase. ©
1 ec. July 27, 1928; EH 696564; Irving
Chase, San Francisco. 13924
Cherokee Rose; lyrics by Charles O.
Roos, music by Claude Kelly Web-
ster; with violin and cello obbl. 1.
High voice.—2. Med. voice.—3. Low
voice. © July 16, 1928; 2 ec. each
July 14; H 695427; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 138925
Cherry time in Beaumont; words by
Sallie J. Shull, music by G. Gallo.
© 1c. June 30, 1928; E 693827;
Giuseppe Gallo, Santa Monica, Caiif.
13926
Cherubini (Maria Luigi Carlo Zenobie
Salvatore) Scherzo; adapted and
ed. by Alfred Pochon; 4 violins, in
E flat major. © May 26, 1928;
2c. June 20; E 694619; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 13927
Chez Céliméne (At Celimene’s) ;
piéce dans le style ancien, de V.
Dyck, of France; orch., avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. June 10, 1928;
1 e July 2; E 697097; EH. Gaudet,
Paris. 13928
Chicago buzz; melody by Strathdene
Parham.,,© 1c, June 21, .1928; BH
693540; Chicago music pub. co., inc.,
Chicago. 13929
Childhood’s King; hymn, words by
Charlotte Irene Ford, music by
Broughton Edwards; mixed voices.
©: Apr. 17, 1928; 2 ¢. June 18; B
693765; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York. 13930
Children’s songs and games; medley
with words, arr. by Joseph P.
Elsnic; concertina. © June 20,
1928; 2 e. June 26; E 693664;
Vitak-Elsnic co., Chicago. 13981
739
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13932
pt. THE, BAS, vas
Chilly pom pom pee; words by Alfred
Bryan, music by Marcel Daissain,
adapted by Pete Wendling, arr. by
Harry Tiedeman; pf. and ukulele
ace. (Cover-title: Cherie chilly-pom-
pom-pee) © May 11, 1928; 2 «.
May 10; E 690457; Waterson, Ber-
lin & Snyder co.. New York. 13932
Chimes mass; words from the Catholic
church, music by John Farnsworth;
4 mixed voices; organ ace. 4to.
July 3, 1928; 2 c¢. July 13: E 696178;
Michael L. Nemmers, Milwaukee.
13933
Chinese patrol; by H. Fliege, arr. by
A. J. Weidt; ten. banjo solo. ©
May 2, 1928; 2 c. June 26; E 694847;
Walter Jacobs, inc.. Boston. 13934
Chinesisches liebeslied (Chinese love
song); kino music, von Henry
Weber, of Germany, op. 8, no. 2;
orch., mit violino 1. directeur. 4to.
© June 26, 1928; 1 c. May 12; EB
697189; Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H.,
Leipzig. 13935
Chiquita ; waltz, by Mabel Wayne, arr.
by O. Sciacca; band. obl. 32mo.
© July 19, 1928; 2 c« July 20; EB
696372; Leo Feist, inc.. New York.
13936
Chiquita; waltz, lyric by L. Wolfe Gil-
bert. music by Mabel Wayne, arr.
by Joseph Nussbaum; orch. 4to. ©
July oe TOI ear duly Sis we
696374; Leo Feist, inc.,. New York.
13937
Chiquita; waltz, lyric by L. Wolfe Gil-
bert, music by Mabel Wayne, organ
arr. by Walter C. Simon; pf. or or-
gan. © July 19, 1928; 2 ¢. July 20;
E 696376; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
13938
words by Juliette
Bizet, music by KE. Edwards.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 238, 1928; E 693624; Edgar
Edwards, New York. 13939
Chiquita; words by L. Wolfe Gilbert,
music by Mabel Wayne. © June 21,
1928; 2 c. June 23; E 694800; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 13940
Chiquita; waltz,
Chitarre ’e margellina; versi e musica
di Luigi Donadio, of Italy, domiciled
at Woodside, L..I., N. Y.. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. July 18,
1928; E 696293; John Clano, Wood-
side; L, L.,..N,) Xa 13941
Pay
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Choir (The) boy sings alone to-night ;
lyrics and music by Jean Herbert,
Bernard Maltin and William Raskin,
re-arr. by Irving Bibo. © 1 «¢. June
21, 1928; E 693576; Bibo, Bloedon
& Lang, inc., New York. 13942
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Waltz; by
F. Chopin, op. 64, no. 1, arr. by
Ottilie Sutro; 2 pfs., 4 hands. ©
June~ 16, 1928; 2 ei) fume? os :
E 694531; John Church ¢o., Cin-
cinnati. * 13943.
Chopin’s charleston-dream; by Alfredo
Gattari, of Italy; pf. © Apr. 1,
1928; 1 c. June 26; # 692921 ; Musik-
haus Htini, Zurich, Switzerland.
13944
Chorale-prelude, no. 2; on the tune
Andernach, by Healey Willan, of
Great Britain; organ. © May 10,
' 1928; 1 ec. June 21; EH 692653; Ox-
ford university press, London.
13945
Choros, no. 10 (Rasga -o coracao) ;
@aprés la poésie populaire de Ca-
tullo Cearance, musique de H. Villa-
Lobos, of Brazil; orch. et cheeur
mixte. Partition. © June 5, 1928;
1 ce. June 28; E 697024; Max Eschig
et cie., Paris. 13946
Christmas dawn—the wondrous story;
from the cantata The wondrous
story, by Raymond WHarl Bellaire,
music by Richard Kountz; 3 treble
or 3 male voices. 4to. © June 18,
1928; 2 c« June 23; EH 693782; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 13947
Christmas dawu—the wondrous story;
from the cantata The wondrous
story, text by Raymond Earl Bell-
aire, music by Richard Kountz;
mixed voices. 4to. © June 22,
1928; 2 c. June 26; HE 695334; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 13948
Christmas (The) message; complete
service, words by Edith Sanford
Tillotson, music by I. H. Meredith.
12mo. © Sept. 24, 1927: 2 ce. June
18, 1928; aff. June 27; A 1081681;
Tullar-Meredith co., New York.
13949
Christmas song; prayer, words and
music by Lilly May [pseud. of L. H.
Stiles], arr. by O.. W. Wilson.
[Words and melody only] ©1«..
May 9, 1928; E 696157; Lillie Hand
Stiles, Lincoln, Neb. 13950
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
Christmas suggestion book no. 1; serv-
ice written and compiled by Dorothy
Lehman Sumerau, words by Edith
Sanford Tillotson and others, music
by I. H. Meredith and others. 12mo.
© Oct. 4, 1927; 2 c. June 18, 1928;
aff. June 27; A 1081674; Tullar-
Meredith ¢o., New York. 13951
Church (The) bells are ringing the
song of love; words and music by
J. W. Burns. © 1c. June 18, 1928;
E 693471; Joseph W. Burns, New
York. 138952
Cielo (11) di Roma; march, melody by
J. Pezzolo, of Italy, domiciled at
San Francisco. © 1 c. July 23,
1928; E 695651; John Pezzolo, San
Francisco. 13953
Cineprelude no. 1; by F. Angelin ; orch.
4to. © July 1, 1928; 2 c. June 27;
EH 695060; A. Fassio, New York.
13954
Circle of love; words and music by
M. T. Niswander; with mixed quar-
tette. © June 26, 1928; 2 c June
28; E 695051; Mary Taylor Nis-
wander, Pasadena. 13955
Ciribiribin; English words by Hrnest
Longstaffe, of Great Britain, music
by A. Pestalozza. London, Chappell
& co., ltd. © June 26, 1928: 1 «.
June 27; E 692927; A. & G. Carisch
& @0., Milan. 13956
Ciribiribin; music by A. Pestalozza,
arr. by Max Irwin, of Great Britain ;
orch. with words. London, Chappell
& co., ltd. 4to. (Jn Chappell’s or-
chestral journal) © June 26, 1928;
te. June’ 27;, Hi-692928; A. &«G.
Carisch & co., Milan. 13957
Clarence; words by Emma M. Grau-
mann, melody by J. W. Graumann,
of Germany, domiciled at New York.
© 1c. July 17, 1928; E 695481; John
W. Graumann, New York. 13958
Clarinet polka; arr. by Karl Echtner;
with clarinet solo. 4to. 1. Band.—
2. Orch. © June 20, 1928; 2 c. each
June 26; BE 693657, 693658; Vitak-
Hisnie co., Chicago. 13959, 18960
Cliff and tide-rip; by E. Markham Lee,
of Great Britain; pf. 1. Spindrift.
[4 others] © Apr. 12, 1928; 1 «
June 21; E 692656; Oxford universi-
ty press, London. 13961
Clifford (Alfred 8.) Fifteen easy solos
for tenor banjo; arr. by A. S. Clif-
ford. © July 12, 1928; 2c. July 14:
13973
att... ULV. 13.30 As: 1D84832.40.W Misnudia
Smith music co., ine., New York.
13962
Clock (The) shop; words by A. Vine
Hall, music by Colin Taylor, of
Great Britain; in H flat. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr.
26, 1928; 1 c. June 21; EH 692630;
Oxford university press, London.
13963
Close fit blues; by Clarence Williams;
pf. © June 20, 1928; 2c. June 26;
EK 694815; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 13964
Closer to heben; words and music by
A. Freed: pf. and ukulele acc. ©
le. July 21, 1928; E 695585; Arthur
Freed, inc., Los Angeles. 138965
Clouds: by Sarah Coleman Bragdon;
pf. © June 25;.1928; 2c! June 29:
EK 6951380; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 13966
Coal miners life; words and melody by
M. Marvel. .© i ¢. June 26, 1928;
EK 694910; Minnie Marvel, Thomp-
Sonville, Ill. 13967
Collection of Italian & Neapolitan
Songs; compiled and arr. by Antonio
de Martino, of Italy; mand. 4to.
Serie 73, 74. © May 15, 1928: 1c.
each July 7; E 697188, 697139;
italian bock co., New York.
13968, 138969
Colonia; text u. musik von Harry
Blum, of Germany: orch., mit pf.
direction u. text. 4to. © Apr.
23, 1928; 1 c. June 18; E 692718;
Edition Otto Kuhl, g. m. b. h.,
Cologne, Germany. 13970
Colonial dames; by Frederick A. Wil-
liams; pf.-. © June 18, 1928; 2 «¢.
June 20; EH 694547 ; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 13971
Colorado moon; words by Oscar Las-
ser, music by H. Rubenstein, of
Russia, domiciled at Sanatorium,
Col. ©1e. July 9, 1928; E 696073;
Harry Rubenstein, Sanatorium, Col.
13972
Come away, death; words by Shakes-
peare, music by Ralph Greaves, of
Great Britain; 4 mixed voices; in F.
4to. [Staff and tonie sol-fa nota-
tions] © Apr. 26, 1928; 1 ce. June
21; E 692627; Oxford university
press, London. 13973
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13974
Come back, Chiquita; waltz, lyric by
L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by Mabel
Wayne, arr. by Joseph Nussbaum;
orch. 4to. © June 14, 1928; 2 «
June 16; E 694541; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 13974
Come back, dear heart; words and
music by Hubert Simon. © July 7,
1928; 2 ec. July 16; E 695439; Hu-
bert Simon music co., Boston.
13975
Come back to me; words by L. Wil-
liams, music by David Reed. © 1.
July 12, 1928; E 695413; Luaucille
Williams, New York. 13976
Come back to Wai-ki-ki; words and
music by Louis A. Ruben and J. HE.
Hayes; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by Dave Kaplan. © June 16, 1928;
2 ce. June 19; E 693465; John E.
Hayes, ine., New York. 13977
Come dear heart; words and music
by E. M. May. © June 21, 1928;
2 ec. June 27; EH 694902; Htta Marie
May, Herington, Kan.
Come let us wander; words by J. F.
Caveny, music by Charles Gilbert
Spross; sop. and ten. © June 29,
1928; 2c. July 2; E 696008; John
Church co., Cincinnati. 138979
Come, silent night; words by Thomas
L. Griffiths, music by Joseph H.
Adams, of Great Britain. no. 1. ©
June 9, 1928; 1c. June 15; BH 692599 ;
W. Paxton & co., Iltd., London.
13980
Come sing and dance; words from an
old carol set to music by Herbert
Howells, of Great Britain. © May
3, 1928; 1 ce. June 21; EH 692609; Ox-
ford university press, London.
13981
Come to Jesus; words by R. H. Kidd,
music by Estelle Unverzagt. © 1c.
June 5, 1928; HE 693808 ; Robert How-
ard Kidd, Pittsburgh. 13982
Come to the Savior; words and music
by A. E. Anderson. © June 20,
1928; 2 c. June 28; BE 695083; Na-
thaniel Carlson, Miami, Fla. 13983
Comedy scene; by Max Irwin, of Great
Britain; orch. 4to. © May 16,
1928; 1 ec. June 2; E 692869; Chap-
pell & co., 1td., London. 13984
Comic strip blues; words and music by
A, F. McDermott; pf. and ukulele
ace. © July 18, 1928; 2.c. July 21;
EK 696337; Alfred Francis McDer-
mott, Pound, Wis. 13985
13978 ©
pt.1H, De S; V. 20°
Commands’ (The) of Jesus; words and
music by Adam G. Horst. © June
12, 1928; 2 c. July 263 BH 695671 ;
Arthur Forrest Ingler, North Attle-
boro, Mass. 13986
Commissions (Les) de maman; paroles
et musique de Vittonet, of France.
© June5, 19283) bc messes) B)
697009; B. Roudanez, Paris. 13987
Communion service in A minor; music
by William Lovelock, of Great Brit-
ain; mixed voices; organ ace. 4to.
© Apr. 26, 1928; 1 ¢« June 21; BE
692626; Oxford university press,
London. 13988.
Communion service in G; music by
Alan Gray, of Great Britain; 4
mixed voices; organ ace. 4to.
Apr. 26, 1928; 1 ¢« June 21; E
692625; Oxford university press,
London. : 13989:
Con fantasia; by Ernest Schelling; pf.
© May 9, 1928; 2 ec. June 20; E
694582; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 13990
Concertino; d’Henri Busser, of France.
op. 80; contrebasse 4 cordes ou bas-
son avec ace. de pf. © June 5,
1928; 1 ce. June 28; E 697021; Edi-
tions musicales Evette, Paris. 13991
Concertino; pour harpe et orch., de G.
Tailleferre, of France; réduction
pour harpe et pf. © June 5, 1928;
1 ec. June 28; E 697040; Heugel,
Paris. 13992
Confidence ; mélodie, poésie de Ed. Gui-
nand, musique de Charles-René, of
France. 1. Voix élevées—2. Voix
moyennes. © June 5, 1928; 1 c. each
June 28; E 697059, 697060; Henry
Lemoine et cie., Paris. 18993, 13994
Consolation; mélodie, poésie de Hd.
Guinand, musique de Charles-René,
of France. 1. Voix élevées.—2, Voix
moyennes. © June 5, 1928; 1 ce. each
June 28; E 697061, 697062; Henry
Lemoine et cie., Paris. 13995, 18996.
Contemplation; by Rob Roy Peery;
violin and pf. © June 29, 1928;
2 e. June 29; E 695023; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 13997
Contes (Les) de fées; ou, Au temps
des marquises, paroles de L. Lemar-
chand et Géo. Koger, musique de
Vincent Scotto, of France. © June
5, 1928; 1 ¢ June 28;' BH’ 697017 ;
Editions Foucret fils, s. a., Paris.
13998
742,
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
a s 14020
Coon can blues; words and melody by
Charlie Nelson. © 1 e¢. June 21,
1928; E 693564; Chicago music pub.
co., inc., Chicago. 13999
Coquette; fox trot, by Carmen Lom-
bardo and John W. Green, arr. by
O. Sciacca; band. obl, 32mo. ©
June 28, 1928; 2 ec. June 25; H
694795 ; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
; 14000
Coquette; fox-trot, lyric by Gus Kahn,
music by Carmen Lombardo and
John W. Green, arr. by Adolph
Deutsch; orch. © July 19, 1928;
2c July 20; E 696378; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 14001
Coquetterie; intermezzo-caprice, von
Alexandre de Taeye, of Belgium;
Salonorch. mit violine 1 direktion u.
pf. direktion. 4to. © June 26,
1928; 1 ec. May 12; E 692825; Aug.
Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 14002
Cordelia Brown; words by Al West,
melody by Adrian Johnson. © 1 ¢.
July 27, 1928; E 696565; United pub.
co., New York. 14003
Cornelio; fox-trot, di Mario Schisa, of
Italy; piccola orch. con pf. condut-
tore. 4to. ©- June. 1, 1928: 1 ec.
June 26; E 692890; A. & G. Carisch
& c., Milan. 14004
Corrente e siciliano; by Sigfrid Karg-
Elert, of England, op. 100, no. 3;
organ. (In Original compositions
for the organ, new series, no. 114)
© June 21, 1928; 1 « June 22: BH
692776; Novello & co., I1td., London.
14005
Corten (Der) shpiller; words by A.
Levitt, music by Umberto Vesci. ©
1 e¢. July 12, 1928; EH 695403; Abe
Levitt, Brooklyn. 14006
Costéna mia; letra y muscia di Dona-
ciano Alvarado, of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles; pf. [Photostat] ©
May 18, 1928; 2c. May 17; BE 695468;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
14007
Cotton eyed Joe; words and melody by
J. H. Chism. © 1c. July 10, 1928;
E 695312; R. S. Peer, New York.
14008
Couchant; mélodie, poésie d’Armand
Foucher, musique de Martin Garcias,
of France. Editions Costallat. ©
June 20, 1928; 1c. July 8; E 697114;
Lucien. de Lacour, Paris. 14009
Counting the hours; words and music
by Reed Stampa and Hubert W.
David, both of Great Britain; pf.
and ukulele acc.; in E flat. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © May
31, 1928; 1c. June 1; E 692860 ; Wor-
ton David, ltd., London. 14010
Country dance; by Phillip Whiting;
pf. © June 29, 1928; 2c July 5;
E 695287 ; Anthony bros., Fall River,
Mass. 14011
Cow-cow blues; words and music by
Charles Davenport. © Mar. 831,
1928; 2 c@ June 26; E 694813; Clar-
ence Williams music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 14012
Cradle of love; words by L. Wolfe Gil-
bert, music by Mabel Wayne.
[Words and melody only] ©1l1e.
July 24, 1928; E 696524; Leo Feist
inc., New York. 14013
Cradle song; by Byron Brooke, of Eng-
land; violin or cello, with pf. ace. ©
uly, Av, t925°.. 10 e. duly. 182"
697194 ; Novello & co., ltd., London.
14014
Cradle song; words by John Phillip,
music by Peter Warlock, [pseud. of
Philip Heseltine], of Great Britain.
©.Mar. 22, 1928; 1 «.June 21; E
692647; Oxford university press,
London. 14015
Creoles blues; de Dimitri Tiomkin, of
Poland; pf. © June 5, 1928; 1.
June 28; E 697018; Editions Foucret
fils, s. a., Paris. 14016
Crimson (The) cross; words by L. L.
Whitaker, music by Harry J. Lin-
coln. Windber, Pa., New art music
sales co. © July 10, 1928; 2c. July
11; E 696126; Lawrence L. Whit-
aker, Windber, Pa. 14017
Cripple in your head, that’s all; words
and music by J. 8S. Randall. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 28,
1928; E 695151; J. Sammy Randall,
Tulsa, Okla. 14018
Crown jewels; sacred pageant for
Children’s day, text by Valeria R.
Lehman, music by I. H. Meredith.
8vo. © Mar. 31, 1928; 2 c. June 18;
aff. June 27; A 1081690; Tullar-
Meredith co.,, New York. 14019
Crying my blues away; words and mel-
ody by Alex Hill. © 1c. July 20,
1928 ; E 696325; Alex Hill, Los Ange-
les, 14020
743
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14021 . pt. m1, 0. &,.V. 23
Cuckoo (The) sings; by William | Dalmas (Philip) Nocturne; words by
Baines; pf. © June 28, 1928; 2 ¢. Vivian Locke Ellis, music by P.
July 2; E 696046; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 14021
‘Cuckoo-waltz; by J. E. Jonasson, arr.
by Louis Vitak; pf. © June 25,
1928; 2 c. July 12; E 695367; Vitak-
EHlsnie co., Chicago. 14022
‘Cupboard (The); encore song, words
by Walter De la Mare, music by
Dwight Conn. © July 5, 1928; 2 ¢.
June 9; E 696056; Harold Flammer,
inc., New York. 14023
Curfew melody; by William T. Tim-
mings; organ. © July 25, 1928; 2.
July 26; H 695660; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 14024
Curtain (The) album; by Torelli,
Arne, ete., freely arr., scored, ed.,
fingered and bowed by James Brown,
of England; string orch. with pf.
Se. 1. Sailors’ dance. [4 others] ©
July 3, 1928; 1 « July 5; E 692997;
Stainer & Bell, Itd., London.
Czegos mi brak; fox trot, stowa Zyg.
Niu Berg, muzyka H. Kerszulis. ©
1c. July 7, 1928; E 695265; Walter
Kerszulis, Hamtramck, Mich. 14026
Daddy mine; words by D. Walker, mu-
sic by Harry Dixon Loes. S8vo.
June (9; 2928: 2'e> June 2h
693583 ; Della Walker, St. Louis.
14027
Daddy’s gone to sea to-day; by Ida
Bostelmann; pf. with words. ©
June 30, 1928; 2 ¢@ June 29; EH
695136; Harold Flammer, ine., New
York. 14028
Daffodils; fox trot, by George Bagby,
arr. by George J. Trinkaus; vocal
orch. 4to. © June 18, 1928; 2 e.
June 23; E 659449; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 14029
Daffodils; lyric by Clinton Scollard,
music by George Bagby. © June 18,
1928; 2 c. June 23; E 693787; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 14030
Dahlia don’t be a failure; words and
music by F. H. Collins, of Canada.
© June 26, 1928; 1 c. June 28; EB
692933 ; Florida H. Collins, Victoria,
B. C., Canada. 14031
Daisy (The) field; singing game, words
and music by Hleanor Farjeon, of
Great Britain. 4to. © Apr. 5, 1928;
1 c. June 21; E 692619; Oxford uni-
versity press, London. 14032
14025 |
Dalmas. © June 6, 1928; 2 c. June
28; E 693727; Sophie Dalmas, Well-
flect, Mass. 14033
Dance of the manikin; novelette, by
M. N. Norton; pf. © 1c. July 16,
1928; E 695472; Marian Nataleen
Norton, San Antonio. 14034
Dance revels; suite, by Montague F.
Phillips, op. 45, arr. by Dan God-
frey, of Great Britain; full military
band, with conductor. 1. Mazurka.
[2 others] © May 17, 1928: 1 «.
June 2; E 692871; Chappell & co.,
Itd., London. 14035
Dancing bonnie; novelette, by Carl
Hahn's pk. °© duly “5,7 928.72 ve.
July 7: #H.696011; John Church cO.,
Cincinnati. 14036
‘Dancing in fairyland; by L. Leslie
Loth; pf.. © June 28, 1928 2 ¢
suly 2; E 696007; John Church co.,
Cincinnati. 14037
Dancing moonbeams; mazurka, by
Charles F. Carey; pf. © June 29,
1928; 2c. July 5; H 695284; Anthony
bros., Fall River, Mass. 140388
Dancing on the desert sands; oriental
song, words and melody by R. Hen-
derly. © 1c¢ July 11, 1928: HB
696155 ; Russell Henderly, Cincinnati.
14039
Dancing tune; or, Dance it off, words
by Malcolm M’Comb, musie by Wil-
liam C. K. Irwin. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©le. July 25, 1928; EB
696518; May Irwin, New York.
14040
Danmark; tekst af Knud Lumbye, mu-
sik af Henry Carlsen, of Denmark;
pf. © June 6, 1928: 1¢. June 18; EB
692680; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. 14041
Dans V’ombre du harem (In the shadow
ot the harem) ; caractéristic-slow, de
A. Chantrier, of France; orch, avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © June 20,
1928; 1 ¢. July 3; HB 697156; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 14042
Dans le pare endormi; gavotte, de P.
Lincke, of Germany; orch., avec pf.
conducteur. Paris, Enoch et cie. 4to.
© July 10, 1928: 1 c June 30; BH
697142; Paul Lincke, Paris. 14043
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
Dans tous les cantons (In all the coun-
try round); French-Canadian folk-
song, English tr. by J. Murray Gib-
bon, arr. by Ernest MacMillan, both
of Canada; men’s voices. 4to. ©
June 30, 1928; 2c. July 5; E 695508 ;
Boston music co., Boston. 14044
Danse Bohéme; lyric piece, by William
M. Felton; pf. © July 26, 1928; 2 c.
July 28; E 696598 ; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 14045
Danse de ballet; by August Nolck, of
Germany, op. 272; violin and pf. ©
June 28, 1928; 2c. July 2; E 696025 ;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
14046
Danse (La) des gigolos; paroles de
Jacques Charles et Geo. Koger, mu-
sigue de Vincent Scotto et Fred Mélé,
both of France. © June 15, 1928;
1c. July 2; E 697121; Editions musi-
eales Hvyette, Paris. 14047
Danse rustique; by Ida Bostelmann ;
pf. © June 30, 1928; 2 c. June 29;
E 695134; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New. York. 14048
Daphné; valse lente, de E. Guilmard,
of France, op. 19; orch. avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © June 5, 1928; 1c.
June 28; E 697027; Francis Moulin,
Cannes, France. 14049
Dark eyes; serenade espagnole, by P.
A. Marquardt; orch. 4to. © June
aL, toes. 2 @. June 22: Ki 693603;
Music buyers corp., New York.
14050
Dark (The) madonna; by Will Don-
aldson, arr. by Wm. Grant Still; full
orch., with pf. conductor. © June
26,1928: 2c. June 27; E 694880;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 14051
Darling mine; fox trot, words and
melody by G. E. Rutherford. © 1.
July 25, 1928; E 696523; George El-
mer Rutherford, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
14052
Davis (Charles) Nocturne; by C.
Davis, of Australia; pf.; in F maj.
© June 1, 1928; 1 c. June 29; E
692939; W. H. Paling & co., Itd.,
Sydney, Australia. 14053
Dawn in the forest; overture, by Ralph
C. Jarrett; band, with solo B fiat
cornet conductor. 4to. © July 16,
1928; 2 ¢. July 20; E 695604; Hiram
C. Miller, Parkesburg, Pad. 14054
Day-break; service for Easter, words
by Edith Sanford Tillotson; and
others, music by I. H. Meredith.
7513—28——3
14066
-
12mo. © Feb. 7, 1928; 2 c. June 18;
aff. June 27: A 1081678; Tullar-
Meredith co., New York. 14055
Day by day; words and melody by
Lionel Belasco. ©1c. July 2, 1928;
E 693884; J. O. Fisher, New York.
14056
Days (The) I played with you; words
by D. Shea, music by Jack Edwards.
New York, Frank Harding. ©
June 14, 1928; 2 c. June 21; EF
693587; Daniel Shea, Far Rocka-
way, N. Y. 14057
Days that used to be; lyric by D. M.
Bushby, music by V. Verhearst.
Prescott, Ariz., Music store. ©
sume 263) 4928.5 32. ele ohully: (A230
695375; D. Maitland Bushby and
Victor Verhearst, Prescott, Ariz.
14058
De las tres que vienen ahi; one step,
letra y musica di I. M. Valle, of
Mexico, domiciled at Chicago; pf.
[Photostat] © 1. June 18, 1928;
E 694512; Ignacio M. Valle, Chi-
cago. 14059
De profundis (Out of the deep); sa-
ered cantata, by Le Roy Mitchell
Rile; sop., alto, ten. and bass soli
with chorus of mixed voices, organ
ace. 4to. © July 13, 1928; 2 e.
July. 20; E 696358; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 14060
Dear friend say you'll be mine; words
by Harry Hirschman, music by R.
Albright. © 1 ce. July 6, 1928; E
693986 ; Ray Albright, New York.
14061
Dear heart, I am so lonely; words and
music by C. Simmons. © 1 ¢. June
21, 1928; E 693581; Cyrus Simmons,
Knoxville, Tenn. 14062
Dear old dad; words and music by
P. J. Soucy. © 1c. June 29, 1928;
E 695147; Paul Joseph Soucy,
Worcester. 14063
Dear old Texas blues; words and mu-
sic by G. E. Harris. © 1c. July
26, 1928; E 695676; George E. Har-
ris, Oklahoma City, Okl. 14064
Dear pal; waltz, by S. Dandrea; mel-
ody with pf. ace. © 1. June 25,
1928; E 694769; Sebastian Dandrea,
Waterbury, Conn. 14065
Dear, when I met you; words by A.
Seymour Brown, music by Albert
Von Tilzer. [Words and melody
only. © 1 e@-Ttme 30, 1928 ;,
693824; Broadway music corp., New
York. 14066
745
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14067
pt. TT, MSsivj2S
Dear when I met you; words by A.
Seymour Brown, music by Albert
Von Tilzer; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by May Singhi Breen. © July
19, 1928; 2 c« July 20; E 696318;
Broadway music corp., New York.
14067
Dear you have been such a wonderful
wife; waltz ballad, words by R.
Whittig, music by Hd. Chenette. ©
June 26, 1928; 2 c June 28; E
695053; Raymond Whittig, Milwau-
kee. 14068
Dearie; words and music by V. C.
Conover; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
June) 23: . t9282". 2 .ehi sune 25; Hh
683683 ; Voorhis C. Conover, North
Tarrytown, New York. 14069
Death (A) and grave song; words by
M. Luther, tr. by J. C. Graham, mu-
sic by Peter Cornelius, op. 9, nr. 3
[and] When I endure the pangs of
death; words by John Kempff, tr..
by J. C. Graham, music by Melchior
Franck; copyright is based upon the
new matter of Carl F. Pfatteicher,
namely, his interpretation repre-
sented in the legible notation there-
of contained in the copies filed;
men’s voices a capella. 4to. ©
June - 1431 1928 ; ~2rte. June ? 273) EB
694993; Carl Fischer, ine, New
York. 14070
Death bed blues; words by Alga Alex-
ander, music arr. by Irene Spain.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 18, 1928; E 694507; P. C.
Brockman, Atlanta. 14071
Death bell blues; words and melody
by Madlyn Davis. © 1c. July 27,
1928; E 696578; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 14072
Death (The) of Marian Parker; words
and music by R. Vickers. © June
25, 1928; 2 ec. June 28; E 693718;
Roy Vickers, Menard, Tex. 14073
Death shadows blues; words by Iva
France, melody by Charles Daven-
port. 1 e. June 20, 1928; EH
694646 ; Braiterman-Fedder co., inc..
Baltimore. 14074
Debutante; novelette, by Leon Domque
and John Siras; ‘pf., with trio for
pf. and words. © June 16, 1928;
2c. June 19; E 694543; Harms, inc.,
New York. 14075
Dedication (A); by Frank Bridge, of
Great Britain; pf. © May 21, 1928;
1 c¢. June 4; E 692845; Augener, Itd.,
London. 14076:
Deep blue sea blues; words and music
by Alga Alexander, arr. by Irene
Spain. [Words and melody only]
© 1c July 19, 1928; BH 696544;
P. C. Brockman, Atlanta. 14077
De Harport’s Hawaiian steel guitar
method; major, minor and seventh
chords, and 86 solos—duo style, by
T. DeHarport. Denver, Col., Theo &.
Teresita DeHarport. © June 19,
1928; 2 ¢.\ and ai? Tinea: A.
1081834; Teresita De Harport, Den-
ver. 14078.
Delantal (El); words by I. M. Valle,
music by J. M. Lopez, of Mexico; pf.
© 1c. July 30, 1928; E 695747; J..
Martin Lopez, Chicago. 14079.
Delila; grosse dramatische scene, von
Henry Weber, of Germany, op. 5,
no. 2; salonorch. mit violine 1 direk-
tion u. pf. direktion. 4to. ‘© June:
26, 19283... ¢. May 12 ;;' B.\ 692828 ;.
Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leipzig.
14080.
Department store daddy; words and.
music by C. K. Beckman. © 1 «
July 12, 1928; E 695388; Charlotte.
K. Beckman, Rockford, Il. 14081
Déré (Jean) Dix études de technique:
et de style; de J. Déré, of France;
pr. ©. June 10, 1928) & evduly 2:
E 697106; Alphonse Leduc et cie.,
Paris. 14082:
Desengano; letra y musica de F. L..
Cabello; pf. © 1c. July 10, 1928;
E 696135; Fernando L. Cabello, El.
Paso. 14083.
Desert moon; words by A. Parker
[pseud. of A. P. Johnson], music
by Claude Wilbur and A. Parker.
[Words and melody only] [Photo-
stat] .© 1 eG.oduly, a0). 1928: us:
696613; Amasa P. Johnson, San
Diego, Calif. 14084.
Destin tragique (Tragic fate); de M.
Brusselmans, of Belgium; orch..,.
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © June
10). 1928); "(ely Se eae
H. Gaudet, Paris. 14085.
Det er beregnet paa en snevrerere
kreds; fra Tivoli 1928, tekst af Aage
Steffensen, musik af Willy Kierulff,
of Denmark; pf. © June 6, 1928;
1 ¢. june 18; E 692676; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 14086.
746
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
Det ka’ komme pluds’lig; fra Den
grgnne yogn, sangtekster af Axel
Andreasen og Mogens Dam, musik
af Kai Normann og Hmil Reesen,
both of Denmark. © Apr. 28, 1928;
1 ec. May 17; E 692667; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 14087
Det var saad’n en dreng, at man skw’
_ ha’; fra Charlottenluhd revyen 1928,
tekst af Alfred Kjerulf, musik af
Axel Thingsted, of Denmark; pf.
© June 6, 1928; 1 c. June 18; E
692670; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. 14088
Detroit bound blues; words by Selma
Davis [pseud. of Aletha Dickerson],
music by Arthur Blake. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 27, 1928;
E 696575; Chicago music pub. co.,
ine., Chicago. 14089
Deutscher fluggeist voran; marschlied,
worte von Franz Jacobs, musik von
_ Arthur Elstorff, of Germany.
May 6, 1928; 1c. June 26; E 692918 ;
Otto Dietrich, Leipzig.
Dew (The) each trembling leaf en-
wreath’d; Irish air, arr. by Mary
Carmichael, of Great Britain; 2 vio-
lins and pf. © July 18, 1928; 2.
July 19; E 695536; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 14091
Dey is all gitting liquor; words and
music by C. D. Mundy. © 1c. June
25, 1928; E 693688; Charles D. Mun-
dy, Buffalo Station, Va. 14092
Dick’s ukulele system; self instructor,
by R. W. Konter. © July 25, 1928;
2c. July 26; E 695690; R. W.. Kon-
_ ter, Brooklyn. 14093
Did you forget that I loved you, my
dear; words and music by J. Bono-
molo, of Italy, domiciled at Com-
stock, N. Y. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. June 29, 1928: EB
693846; Jack Bonomolo, Comstock,
i lh oe 14094
Dimple knees; words and melody by
R. W. Prieskorn. © 1 c. July 23,
1928; E 696443; Romeo Wm. Pries-
korn, Somonauk, I. 14095
Dip me in the golden sea; words tra-
ditional, music by F. McCravy and
si MeCravy; pi.)©@ WW e.kSualy “25,
' 1928; E 696513; Frank MecCravy and
James McCravy, Laurens, S. C.
14096
Diplomat (The) march: by John Phil-
ip Sousa, transcribed by Ralph Colic- |
14090
: 14107
chio; ten. banjo, with pf. acc. ©
July 28, 1928; 2c. July 24; E 695618 ;
Irving Berlin standard music corp.,
New York. 14097
Directorate (The) march; by John
Philip Sousa, transcribed by Ralph
Colicchio; ten. banjo, with pf. ace.
© July 23, 1928; 2 c¢. July 24; E
695612 ; Irving Berlin standard music
corp., New York. 14098
Disappointed: words by Cliff Friend,
music by Nacio Herb Brown.
June 21, 1928.2) ¢.. dune. 22°" 4
694667; DeSylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine., New York. 14099
Disaster (The) of the St. Francis dam;
words and melcdy by V. K. Mul-
vaney. © 1c. July 2, 1928: HB
695201; Verna Kish Mulvaney, Sati-
coy,, Calif. 14100
Disastro (Il) di Nobile; versi et musi-
ea di FEF; Amodio; violin. © 1 ce.
June 18, 1928; E 694511; Frank
Amodio, Brooklyn. 14101
Dishrag blues; words and melody by
Wesley Wilson. © 1 c¢. June 21,
1928; EH 693544; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 14102
Distant (The) lake; by W. A. Quincke,
ed. and arr. by H. J. Tandler; orch.,
with pf. conductor. © July 23,
1928; 2c. July 23; E 695630; Walter
A. Quincke, Los Angeles. 14103
Distant mountains; by Trygve Torjus-
sen, of Norway, op. 63, no. 1; pf.
© June 28, 1928; 2 ec. July 2: B
696027; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 14104
Divine (The) architect; Sabbath
school service in verse and song,
words by G. Scott Archer, Beryl
Beaudet, and others, music by Cecil
Dudley and Charles Jessop, both of
Great Britain. S8vo. [Staff and
tonie sol-fa notations] © Feb. 18,
1928; 1 c. June 28; D 27340; James
Broadbent & son, ltd., Boston Spa,
Yorks, England. 14105
Dixie moon; words and music by A.
EK. Buckingham. Berkeley, Calif.,
Fireside songs. © July 3, 1928;
2c. July 11; E 696111; Albert Ed-
ward Buckingham, Berkeley, Calif.
14106
Dixie shadows; blues yodel, words and
melody by Spencer Williams. ©
ten June, 29,1928 695177: Tri-
angle music pub. co., ine., New York.
14107
747
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14108
pt. I1f, Bess vi 23
Do I do wrong; fox-trot from Blue
eyes, music by Jerome Kern, of U. S.,
arr. by Max Irwin, of Great Brit-
aim: orch. 4to., © June wd)-1928;
1c. June 22; BE 692766; T. B. Harms
co., New York. 14108
Do I do wrong; from Blue eyes, by
Jerome Kern, arr. by Max Irwin, of
Great Britain; military band, with
Solo clarinet B_ fiat conductor.
4to.
E 697246; T. B. Harms co.,
York.
Do you, don’t you love me; words by
Ted Koehler, music by Frank
Magine; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
duly 11, £9282: 2¢; July 13, 1928;
696211; Forster music publisher,
ine., Chicago. 14110
words and
[Words
New
14109
Do you still remember ;
music by C. J. Robison:
and melody only]
1928; E 695501; Carson J. Robison,
New York. 14111
Dr. Francis E. Clark, God’s ambassa-
dor to young people; biographical
songalogue, story by Robert P. An-
derson, music by I. H. Meredith,
Grant Colfax Tullar, and others.
12mo. © Feb. 21, 1928; 2 c. June
18; aff. June 27; A 1081677; Tullar-
Meredith co., New York. 14112
Dolan’s poker party; words and mel-
ody by F. Crummit. © 1c. July 2,
1928; E 695196; Frank Crummit,
Longmeadow, Mass. 14113
Dolce belta; valzer, by E. Erario;
violin. © 1 ce June 26, 1928; EH
694930; Ernesto Hrario, Brooklyn.
14114
Doll’s waltz; by Ivan Moscow; pf.
Los Angeles, Calif., Paramount mu-
sic pub. co. © June 21, 1928; 2 c.
June 25; E 693679; Rudolph Polak,
Los Angeles. 14115
Dolly-bijou (Dolly-jewel) ; paroles de
Jean Pic, musique de Fred Mélé et
Craven, both of France. © June
£5) 1928Nebere) Julywi2'n Her GSTi23 ;
Editions musicales Evette, Paris.
14116
Dolores; by E. E. Harder; violin solo
with pf. acc. © June 15, 1928; 2c.
June 22; E 693610; Erwin UH.
Harder, Chicago. 14117
Dolores; fox-trot, words and music by
Art Kassel and Marty Bloom, arr.
© July 18, 1928; 1 ¢«. July 24; |
©; dee duly 17, :
by Adolph Deutsch; orch. © July
16, 1928; 2 « July 18; E 696375;
Leo Feist, ine., New York. 14118
Don Juan; words and music by Billy
James; pf. and ukulele acc. © June
23, 1928; 2 c. June 27; E 694891;
Gotham music service, ine, New .
York. 14119
Don Quixote; by Walter M. Smith;
trumpet in B fiat or cornet and pf.
© May 9, 1928; 2 « June 20: BE
694616; Carl Fischer, ine, New
York. 14120
Donizetti (Gaetano) Sextet; from
Lucia di Lammermoor, arr. by Ida
H. \Jeston,” 0p. 923.) no.) 4) pie ©
June 22, 19287) 25 cme o 28-1 Hy)
693773 ; John A. Seidt, Baltimore.
. 14121
Don’t be discouraged, don’t feel blue;
waltz, words and music by I. Rosen-
berg. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. June 30, 1928; E 693829; Irving
Rosenberg, Brooklyn. 14122
Don’t blame me; words and melody
by H. Strathdene Parham. © 1 e.
June 21, 1928; EH 693542; Chicago
music pub. co., ine., Chicago. 14123
Don’t cry baby; fox trot, by Ted Fior-
ito, arr. by O. Sciacca; band.- obl.
32mo0,., © July, A otO28 2 vee. aly,
18; E 696371; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 14124
Don’t cry baby; fox trot, lyric by
Gus Kahn, music by Ted Fiorito,
arr. by Joseph Nussbaum: orch.
4to. © July 7, 1928; 2 c July 9:
EK 695441; Leo Feist, inc. New
York. 14125
Don’t cry baby; fox trot, lyric by Gus
Kahn, music by Ted Fiorito, organ
arr. by Walter C. Simon; pf. or
organ. © July 7, 1928; 2 c July
9; E 695444; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 14126
Don’t cry baby ; fox trot, words by Gus -
Kahn, music by Ted Fiorito. ©
June 21, 1928; 2 e. June 233; EH
694798; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
14127
Don’t daddy don’t; words and melody
by C. W. Buckhalter. © 1 ¢. June
28, 1928; E 693754; Collie William
Buckhalter, Nashville. 14128
Don’t fail me bones; words and mel-
ody by Ardelle Bragg. © 1c. June
21, 1928; E 693550; Chicago music
pub. co., ine, Chicago. 14129
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Don’t fish in my sea; words by Bessie
Smith, melody by Gertrude Rainey.
© 1c¢ June 21, 1928; E 693554;
Chicago music pub. co., ine., Chi-
cago. 14130
Don’t go too far girls; from The
charmer, words by Harry B. Smith,
music by Karl Hajos. New York,
Harms, inc. © June 27, 1928; 2 «¢.
June 29; E 695013; Shubert theatre
corp., New York. 14132
Don’t jive me; melody by Lill Hardin.
©1c. July 16, 1928; E 696270; Con-
solidated music pub. house, Chicago.
14132
Don’t let the sunshine go out of you
heart; words and music by M. M.
Pore) tc’ Fully °21,. 1928's h,
696451; Marie M. Ford, Oakland,
Calif. 14133
Don’t say goodbye; fox trot, words
and music by E. LeSieur. © 1 ¢.
July 17, 1928; E 695484; Eugene
LeSieur, Sanford, Me. 14134
Don’t say good-bye; valse, words by
Collie Knox, music by Vivian Ellis,
of Great Britain; pf. acc., with ban-
julele banjo and ukulele arr. by
movant es ieech':~ in PD. - London,
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © July 6,
1928; 1c. July 10; E 6971385; Harms,
ine., New York. 14135
Don’t wait until the lights are low;
words by Howard Johnson, music
by Carmen Lombardo; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © June 26, 1928; 2 c. June
28; E 695103; Forster music pub-
lisher, ine., Chicago. 14136
Don’t waste your sugar on me; words
and music by W. Crawley. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. July 16,
1928; E 696244; Wilton Crawley,
New York. 14137
Don’t you remember; words and musie¢
by Bud Sloan. © June 21, 1928;
2c. June 27; E 694903; S. D. Sloan,
Seattle. 14138
Doodie-doodle-doo-doo-do; words and
music by R. Eberle. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. July 19, 1928;
E 695573; Ray Eberle, New York.
14139
Door (The) bell to your heart; words
and music by R. N. H. Harsh, arr.
by J. J. Scull. © June 30, 1928;
2c July 3; E 695345; Richard
Nathaniel Herbert Harsh, Nashville.
14140
14152
—Same. © July 21, 1928; 2c. July
23; E 696421; Richard Nathaniel
Herbert Harsh, Nashville. 14141
Door (The) is open; duet, words by
James Rowe, music by HE. I. Ald-
ridge; sop. and alto or ten. © July
10, 1928; 2 c. July 11; E 696129;
Elizabeth Irving Aldridge, Glovers-
Ville, N. ¥. 14142
Dopey man blues; words and melody
by Lillian H. Henderson. © 1 «.
June 21, 1928; E 693560; Chicago
music pub. co., ine., Chicago. 14143
Dorset (The) daisy; by H. Melvin, arr.
by Hubert Bath, both of England;
orch., with pf. conductor. © Apr.
28, 1928; 1 c. June 138; E 692726;
J. Liber, London. 14144
Douce espérance; walzer, von Gerhard
Mohr, of Germany; alt-saxophon in
Es u. klavier.' © May 38, 1928; 1 ¢.
June 138; E 692721; Wilhelm Zim-
mermann, Leipzig. 14445
Douleur; lied pour trio, par Alexandre
de Taeye, of Belgium; pf., violon et
cello. © June 28, 1928; 1 c. May
12; E 697191; Aug. Cranz, G. m. b.
H., Leipzig. 14146
Dover camp; by Alfred Moffat, of
Great Britain; violin and pf. ©
June; 11, 1928: 1 e. June 2335. BH
692841; Schott & co., ltd., London.
14147
Down Honolulu way; words and mu-
sic by EF. M. Holton. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 31, 1928;
I) 695736; Ferdinand Murray Hol-
ton, Greensburg, Pa. 14148
Down in the hills; words and music
by C. J. Robison. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ec. July 10, 1928;
EK 695328; Carson J. Robison, New
York. 14149
Down in the South, down in the
mouth; words and music by L. L.
Davidson. © 1 c. June 28, 1928;
EK 693849; Lawson lL. Davidson,
Grand Rapids, Mich. 14150
Down on the Santa Fe; words and
melody by Sharlie King. © 1 «@
July 2%, 1928; E 696574; Chicago
music pub. co. ine., Chicago. 14151
Down South; Creole lullaby, by J. S.
Brothers, jr.; violin solo, with pf.
ace. ©1e. July 20, 1928; BE 696322;
J. Stanley Brothers, jr., Kalamazoo,
Mich. 14152
749
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14153
Down South; words and music by
Dorothy Gaynor Blake; pf. 1.
Croony lullaby. [4 others] © June
25, 1928; 2 « June 26; E 694816;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 14153
Down where the blue fields wave;
words and music by F. 8S. Meighan.
© 1c. July 12, 1928; E 695405;
Frank S. Meighan, Chicago. 14154
Down where the red, red ramblers
grow; words by E. Sitler, music by
R. H. Brennen. [Words and melody
only! JO. cc. duly 2a als Hh)
695592; Hstella Sitler and Robt. H.
Brennen, New York. 14155
Down where the sun goes down; fox
trot, words and music by Isham
Jones and Verne Buck. © June 21,
1928; 2 « June 23; EH 694797; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 14156
Down where the sun goes down; fox
trot, words and music by. Isham.
Jones and Verne Buck, arr. by L. C.
‘Hiatt; orch. 4to. © June 19, 1928;
2c. June 21; HE 691682; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 14157
Down where the sun goes down; fox
trot, words and music by Isham
Jones and Verne Buck, organ arr.
by Walter C. Simon; pf. or organ. ©
July 7, 1928; 2c. July 9; E 695446;
Leo: Feist, inc., New York. 14158
Down yonder; words by Ben Ryan,
music by Maceo Pinkard. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 22,
1928; E 694716; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 14159
Dramatic appassionato; by Gomer
Bath; pf. © June 30, 1928; 2 e.
June 28; EH 695099; Walter Jacobs,
inc., Boston. 14160
Dream (A) called yesterday; words
and music by M. C. Copes. Los An-
geles, Calif., Marquis Ellis. © June
22, 1928; 2 «@ June 26; H 694836;
Mace C. Copes, Los Angeles. 14161
Dream of Hawai [!] (Songe d’Havai
[!]); d@Edouard Jacovacci, of
France; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
Editions Costallat. 4to. © June 10,
1928; 1 « July 2; E 697085; Lucien
de Lacour, Paris. 14162
Dream pictures; waltz, by Charles F.
Carey; pf. © June 29, 1928; 2 e.
July 5; E 695288; Anthony bros.,
Fall River, Mass. 14163
Dream song; words by Walter De la
Mare, music by Victor Hely Hutch-
inson, of Great Britain. © Mar. 8,
pt. IIT, n. s\ Vv. 23
1928; 1 ce. June 21; E 692610; Ox-
ford university press, London. 14164
Dream (A) supreme; words and music
by E. L. Fletcher; pf. © July 3,
1928; 2 c. July 3; E 695342; Elmer
L. Fletcher, Akron, O. 14165
Dream time; lullaby, by Floyd P. St.
Clair; orch. 4to. © July 10, 1928;
2 ce. July 12; E 695358; Joseph H.
Agnew, Kansas City, Mo. 14166
Dreaming; words and music by H.
Meyer, of Germany, domiciled at
Chicago. © 1 ¢. July 25, 1928; E
696503 ; Herman Meyer, Chicago.
14167
Dreamland ; part-song, words by Oliver
Murray Edwards, music by William
Berwald; men’s voices. Syracuse,
N. Y., Oliver music co. 4to. © June
8, 1928; 2 ¢. July 2.; HE 695217; Oliver
M. Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y. 14168
Dreams; valse, words and melody by
P.. J. Sarantis. ©1c. June 26, 1928;
EK 694914; Peter J. Sarantis, New
York. 14169
Dreams; words and music by J. R.
Hamilton. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 27, 1928; E 694963;
James R. Hamilton, Detroit. 14170
Dreams and you; fox trot, words by
W.S. Francis, music by C. T. Wil-
more. © June 23, 1928; 2 c. June
23; E 694779; William S. Francis,
and Clarence T. Wilmore, New Ha-
ven. 14171
Dreams of long ago; waltz, words and
music by EH. LeSieur. © 1 ¢. July
17, 1928; E 695486; Eugene LeSieur,
Sanford, Me. 14172
Dreamy everglades; blue yodel, words
and melody by Spencer Williams. ©
1 ec. July 11, 1928; HE 696145; Tri-
angle music pub. co., ine., New York.
14173
Dreamy eyes; words and music by Ray
Vean-Rhae. © 1c. June 23, 1928;
E 693625; Raymond J. Schropp, jr.,
Philadelphia. 14174
Dreamy eyes gavotte; by A. Shaeffer ;
1st and 2nd ten. banjo. © June 22,
1928; 2 ¢. July 9; E 696059; Arling
Shaeffer, Chicago. 14175
Dreamy eyes of blue; waltz, words and
music by S. W. H. Tyler, arr. by HKu-
gene Platzman; pf. and ukulele ace.
©1e. July 14, 1928; E 696240; Sam-
uel W. H. Tyler, Louisville. 14176
750
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
Dreamy Waikiki; waltz, words and
music by Spencer Williams and Joe
Davis; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
May Singhi Breen. © July 1, 1928;
2-e. June 30; E 693797; Triangle
music pub. co., ine., New York.
14177
Dressel (Erwin) Suite; von E. Dres-
sel, of Germany ; violine und klavier.
1. Sarabande. [3 others] © May 4,
1928; 1c. June 13; E 692781; Fried-
rich Hofmeister, Leipzig. 14178
Zehn klavierstiicke; von E. Dres-
sel, of Germany. © May 4,-1928;
1 @ June 13; E 692730; Friedrich
Hofmeister, Leipzig. 14179
Drift out with the moonshine; words
and music by G. Lambert, of Eng-
ng. .C). f.,¢c..,aune .26,,,4928; EH
694936 ; George Lambert, New York.
14180
Drifting; lyrics and music by Maynard
H. Williams [pseud. of W. H. Mitch-
ell] ©1c. July 25, 1928; E 696492 ;
Wm. Hobart Mitchell, Rochester,
PY. es 14181
Drifting clouds; by Trygve Torjussen,
of Norway, op. 63, no. 2; pf.
June 28, 1928; 2c. July 2; E 696028 ;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
14182
Drifting on life’s highway; words by
G. Dvorak and Al Duffy, music by
Alice Ruth Manly. © July 13, 1928;
2 ce. July 16, 1928; E 695601; George
Dvorak, Buffalo. 14183
Drifting waters; words by C. T. David-
son, music by Luther A. Clark. ©
le. July 2, 1928; E 695199; Charles
Theodore Davidson, Austinville, Va.
14184
Drill marches; by Albert H. Oswald,
of Great Britain; pf. bk. 3. 1. Brave
and bold. [5 others] © July 19,
poze; be: duly,.i6s, BH <697%229 ; «Ww.
Paxton & co., ltd., London. 14185
Drink to me only with thine eyes; arr.
by Mary Carmichael, of Great Brit-
ain; 2 violins and pf. © July 18,
1928; 2c. July 19; BH 695534; . Ar-
thur P. Schmidt co., Boston, 14186
Drink to me only with thine eyes;
words by Ben Jobnson, set to old
melody arr. by Robert M. Crawford;
bar. solo and quartet or cho. of
mixed voices; pf. or organ ace., ad
lib. © June 18, 1928; 2 c. June 27:
E 694860; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. | 14187
14198
Drinking song; words by J. Fletcher,
music by Gordon Slater, of Great
Britain. © Mar. 8, 1928; 1c. June
21; E 692613; Oxford university
press, London. 14188
Dripping waters; by Caroline Eliza-
beth Stewart;, pf. © 1 ec. July 3,
1928 ; E 693933 ; Caroline H. Stewart,
Chevy Chase, Md. 14189
Drizzle, drizzle, the party’s a fizzle,
oh! what a night to love; lyric by
Jean Herbert and Al Koppel, music
by Seger Ellis; pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by Hank Linet [pseud. of H. A.
Linet] © July 26, 1928; 2.c. July
27; E 696537; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 14190
Drowsy moonlight; blues yodel, words
and melody by Spencer Williams. ©
1 ec. June 29, 1928; H 695178; Tri-
angle music pub. ¢@o., inc., New York.
14191
Drusilla; words and melody by R. W.
» M, Keating. © 1c. July 23, 1928;
E 696440; Ralph Whelan Mitchell
Keating, Los Altos, Calif. 14192
Du bist der typ; text von J. Brant-
ner, musik von Fritz Neupert, of
Germany, ©), Jan.) 15> 1928); toe.
July 2; E 692964; Otto Halbreiter,
Munich. 14193
Dusk; by Alfred Hill, of Australia;
violin, viola or violoncello with pf.
ace. © June 1, 1928; 1 c. June 29;
E, 692937; W. H. Paling & co., Itd.,
Sydney, Australia, 14194
Dusk to day; poems by A. E., music
by Thomas Henry Croxall, of Hng-
land; bar. solo and mixed cho. 4to.
1. Dusk [3sothers] ~,©. duly, 16,
1928 sy hides. es Daly: 1s 4B) 69TE95:
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 14195
Dusty (A) road; lyric by Larry Yoell,
music by Al Jacobs; pf. and ukulele
ace. © July 20, 1928; 2 «. July 25;
EK 696467; Florintine music pub. co.,
San, Francisco. 14196
Dziubuchna polka; melody by T. F.
Zadroga. © 1c. July 27, 1928; E
696559; Tadeusz F. Zadroga, Phila-
delphia. 14197
"E campane d’a Madonna; versi e
musica di Luigi Donadio, of Italy,
domiciled at Long Island, N. Y.
[Words and melody only] ©1ee..
July 18, 1928; E 696298; John Clano,
Long Island, N. Y. 14198
Tol
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14199
pt. 111, n. S., v. 23
E. Z, method how to play the bugle;
containing material for self instruc-
tion, by William J. Smith. 4to. ©
June 22, 1928; 2 c. and aff. June 23;
A 1080759; William J. Smith music
co., ine., New York. 14199
Each melody; words by John L. La-
Monte, music by G. HE. Duckworth.
© 1c. July 16, 1928; E 696263;
George Eckel Duckworth, Prince-
fon, JN 14200
Earth (The) and man; words by Stop-
ford Brooke, music by J. E. Bark-
worth, of Great Britain. [London],
MacDonagh, Capdeville & co., ltd.
© June 1, 1928; 1 c«. June 23; E
692783; John EH. Barkworth, Cam-
bridge, England. 14201
Easter suggestion book no. 1; service
written and compiled by Dorothy
Lehman Sumerau, words by Mattie
B. Shannon and others, music by I.
H. Meredith and others. 12mo. ©
Feb. 15, 1928; 2 c. June 18; aff. June
27; A 1081675; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York. 14202
Easy come easy go: by Roy Bergere;
pf. © June 30, 1928; 2 c. July 21;
E 696396; Gotham music service,
inc., New York. 14203
Easy goin’; words by Jo’ Trent, music
by Peter De Rose. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 26, 1928;
E 694970; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 14204
Eau (L’) claire; humoresque, poésie
de Tristan Klingsor, musique de
Louis Beydts, of France. © June 5,
1928; 1 «. June 28; E 697088; Heu-
gel, Paris. 14205
Echo blues; blues yodel. words and
melody by Spencer Williams. ©
1c. June 29, 1928; E 695179; Tri-
angle music pub. c¢o., inc., New
York. 14206
Eclipse (The) self-instructor; by Paul
de Ville [pseud. of M. L. Lake];
ten. banjo. © June 9, 1928; 2 «
June 27; E 694873; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 14207
Eclipse (The) self-instructor for saxo-
phone; by Paul de Ville [pseud. of
M. L. Lake] 4to. © Apr. 23, 1928;
2c. June 20; E 694572; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 14208
Effervescent daddy; words and melody
by Eloise Bennett. © 1c. June 21,
1928 ; E 693566; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 14209
Egyszer egy asszony tort be az éle-
tembe [and] RO6zsaszin az Aga;.sz6-
vegét irta, zenéjet szerzette Szilagyi
Béla, of Hungary. © Dec. 10, 1927;
1c. July 23, 1928; E 697262; Rozsa-
volgyi es tarsa, Budapest, Hungary.
14210
Hichberg (Julius) Nocturne; 4 vio-
lins, with pf. ace. Se. © May 83,
1928; 2 c. June 20; E 694581; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 14211
Rondo; 4 violins with pf. ace. ©
May 9, 1928; 2 c. June 20; EH 694617;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
14212
Hine (Der) allein; worte von Her-
mann Lons, musik von Hans Schu-
macher, of Germany; frauenchor.
Partitur u. stimmen. 4to. © Dee.
10, 1920; “be Tune ts 19457) EB
692749; Otto Forberg, Leipzig.
; 14213
Eleanor; waltz, words and music by
R. T. Pring. © 1c. June 30, 1928;
E 693838; Robert Taft Pring, Lex-
ington, Mass. 14214
Electricity; polka, by Frank Vitale;
accordion. © June 27, 1928; 2 e.
June 29; E 695144; B. Quattro-
ciocche, Steubenville, O. 14215
Hlégie; de Robert Dussaut, of France,
op. 15, no. 2; violon avec ace. de pf.
© June’ 101928 "4 e ialy 2: Wh
691704; Alphonse Ledue et cie.,
Paris. ‘ 14216
Hlegy; by Douglas Macdonald Stew-
art, of Great Britain; violin and pf.
© May 380, 1928; 1 c June 23; E
692842 ; Augener, ltd., London. 14217
Elisa; paso-doble flamenco, by Juan
Vazquez; pf. ©1e. July 18, 1928;
E 696548 ; Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago.
14218
Emigranti; Sicilian song, lyric by Sal-
vatore Di Leo, music by E. Alu, of
Italy, domiciled at New York. ©
1c. June 30, 1928; E 693821; Ernest
Alu, New York. 14219
Emma polka; melody by J. Tantillo.
© 1c. July 28, 1928; E 695718; Jo-
seph Tantillo, New York. 14220
Emmaline; fox ou one step, par H.
MacKnight; orch. 4to. © June 20,
1.928 :..2 C@. > JULY sou da pe@oeakl ty A.
Macknight, Paris. 14221
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
‘ 14240
Empire (The) folio; collection of fox
trots, waltzes and marches, arr. by
Lloyd Loar; banjo band. © June 6,
1928; 2 ec. June 26; aff. June 28; A
1084077; Nicomede music co., Al-
toona, Pa. 14222
Empty (The) tomb; service for
Haster, words by Edith Sanford Til-
lotson, and others, music by I. H.
Meredith, and others. 12mo. ©
Feb. 7, 1928; 2 c. June 18; aff. June
27; A 1081679; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York. 14223
En Jair mesdames; paroles de A.
Launay, musique de Ch. Chobillon
et G. Courquin, fils, both of France.
Editions Costallat © June 20,
1928; 1c. July 3; E 697116; Lucien
de Lacour, Paris. 14224
Enchantment claims its own; words
by George Elliston, music by Louise
Snodgrass. © July, 5, 1928; 2 ¢.
July 7; E 696014; John Church co.,
Cincinnati. 14225
Enemies of women; by William Fred-
erick Peters; instrumental. © 1 ¢.
July 7, 1928; E 695548; Julia Peters,
Englewood, N. J. 14226
English concertina music; collection
of popular pieces, arr. by Faulkner
Brandon, of England. bk. 6. ©
gone 15, 1928: 1 e. June“15;'" Hh
692598 ; Joseph Henry Larway, Lon-
don. 14227
Enid the city beautiful; words and
music by F. Iddings. © July 18,
1928; 2 c. July 21; E 696343; Frank
Iddings, Enid, Okl. 14228
Entrata; by Sigfrid Karg-Elert, of
England, op. 100, no. 1; organ. (In
Original compositions for the organ,
new series, no. 114) © June 21,
1928; 1 ec. June 22; E 692774; No-
vello & co., ltd., London. 14229
Hpilogue; three-pt. song, text anon.,
music by Harry C. Banks, jr.;
women’s voices. 4to. © June 29,
1928; 2 c. June 29; E 695019 ; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 14230
Eppur si muove; philosophy of Mrs.
Wiggs, words anon., music by J. E.
Barkworth, of Great Britain. [Lon-
don], MacDonagh, Capdeville & co.,
Itd. © June 1, 1928: 1 c. June 23;
E 692785; John EK. Barkworth, Cam-
bridge, England. 14231
Ere love’s dream is o’er; words and
music by J. Schwartzenberg. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. July 11,
1928; E 696141; Jeanne Schwartzen-
berg, Philadelphia. 142382
Erlaube mir, feins midchen ; volkslied,
bearb. von Gust. Wohlgemuth, of
Germany, werk 65, nr. 6; ten. wu.
basse. .4to. © +Dec. 10, 192%; Le.
June 13, 1928; E 692742; Otto For-
berg, Leipzig. 14233
Ernste scene mit freudigem ausklang
(Serious scene with joyful ending) ;
von Martin Herrmann, of Germany ;
salon o. grosses orch. mit Violino 1
direction. © May 1, 1928; 1c. June
13; E 692711; Heinrichshofen’s ver-
lag, Magdeburg, Germany. 14234
Erste blumenlese; von Julius Weiss-
Arthur Seybold, both of Germany, op.
38, sammlung beliebter melodien;
leicht und instruktiv fortschrietend
bearb. fiir angehende violinisten, 1.
lage; 2 violinen u. pf. © Mar. 23,
1928; 1 e. June'13; EH 692732; Julius
Weiss musikverlag, Walter Thomass,
Berlin. 14235
Erster fortschritt; von Julius Weiss-
Arthur Seybold, both of Germany,
op. 43, beliebte opern-, tanz u. volks-
melodien, etc., instruktiv bearb. des
jungen viclinisten, 3.lage; 2 violinen
u. pf. © Mar. 23,..1928;, 1 ¢. sume
13; E 692733; Julius Weiss musik-
verlag, Walter Thomass, Berlin.
14236
Es liegt in der luft; aus der spiel Im
warenhaus, text von Marcellus
Schiffer, musik von Mischa Spolian-
sky, of Austria. Es liegt in der luft.
[4 others] © May 10, 1928; 1 e.
June 20; E 692605; Drei-masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 14237
Es schreitet der tod (The death
marches) ; scéne funébre, von Franz
A. Sommer, of Germany; salon o.
grosses orch. mit violino 1 direction.
© May 1, 1928; 1 ¢ June 13; EB
692706; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany. 14238
Hspana; one-step, text von Archibald
Zyankali, musik yon Richard Schicke,
of Germany. © Mar. 20, 1928; 1c.
June 138; E 692901; Oskar Seifert
verlag, Eppendorf Sa., Germany.
14239
Hstrellita; by Ponce, arr. and ed. by
Arthur Hartmann; violin and pf.
July 26, 1928; 2c. July 28; E 696589 ;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
14240
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
, 14241
Dt. Ti, DGiSs Ww aa:
Eternel printemps (Eternal spring) ;
grande valse, de Fr. Popy, of France;
orch., avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
June 1, 1928; 1 c. July 2; E 697096;
E. Gaudet, Paris. 14241
Ethelois; march, by D. J. Plater, of
England; reed and brass band. 4to.
© July 11; 1928: 1 c«. July 23:°H
697270; Hawkes & son (London)
ltd., London. 14242
Evelyn; intermezzo, by G. EF. W.
Bruhns; pf. © 1c. July 20, 1928;
EK 695577; George Fred W. Bruhns,
Richmond, 8. I., N. Y. 14243
Evening rain; by Ernest Harry Adams;
pL... © June Zs. 1928-2 co July, 2:
E 696035; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 14244
Evening serenade (Hin abendstind-
chen); by August Nolek, of Ger-
many, op. 284; violin and pf.
June 28, 1928; 2 c¢. July 2; E 696031;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
Evening star; ballad in fox trot style,
words and music by Roy Turk and
Fred E. Ahlert, organ arr. by Walter
C. Simon; pf. or organ. © July 7,
1928; 2 c. July 9; E 695449; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 14246
Evening star; fox trot, words and
music by Roy Turk and Fred E.
Ahlert, arr. by Joseph Nussbaum ;
Orch: -4t0. i©y) June 123) 1928-5 20 e:
June 25; E 694796; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 14247
Every time I try to forget; words by
A. W. Clements, music by B. Gilbert.
©l1e. July 18, 1928; E 696307; Bes-
sie Gilbert, Mobile. 14248
Everybody sing; pep song, words and
music by B. M. Carlson; pf. and
ukulele acc. Platteville, Wis., Carl-
son pub. co. © June 19, 1928; 2 c.
June 21; E 694791; Bert M. Carlson,
Platteville, Wis. 14249
Everybody wants to know Jerry;
words and music by S. S. Cassard.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
July 28, 1928; E 695706; Samuel
Snowden Cassard, Brooklyn. 14250
Everything we like we like alike;
words by Monty Siegel, music by
Sammy Fain. [Words and melody
only |). ©. ce. | Duby 24.0 1028) 1/8)
695633; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc., New York. 14251
Evocation; de la suite Iberia, par I.
Albeniz, transcrit par E. F. Arbos,
14245
of Spain; orch. Partition. © June
5, 1928; 1 c. June 28; H 697022; Max
Eschig et cie., Paris. 14252.
Evoeation: poésie de Ed. Guinand,.
musique de Charies-René, of France..
1. Voix élevées.—2. Voix moyennes.
© June 5, 1928; 1 ec. each June 28:
E 697063, 697064; Henry Lemoine et
eie; Paris. 14258, 14254.
Ev’ry day in ev’ry way ; fox-trot, words:
and music by G. Chadwick; pf. and.
ukulele acc. © July 17, 1928; 2 c..
July 24; E 695610; Gerald Chad-
wick, Hayward, Calif. 14255.
Ev’ry time I feel the spirit; song, arr.
by Frederick Hall. (Jn A group of
unusual negro spirituals) © Mar.
15, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 14; E 683849;
Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chicago.
: 14256
Ev’rybody’s got the our gang blues; in-
strumental blues, by H. G. Smith. ©:
1c. June 26, 1928; E 693696; Har-
rison G. Smith, New York. 14257
Evviva; polka, by L. Canoro; violin.
© 1c. June 28, 1928; E 693755;
Louis Canoro, New York. 14258:
Excursion (The) train; by William
Baines; pf. © June 28, 1928; 2 «.
July 2; E 696047; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 14259:
Excuse me; waltz, by Egon Hdwards,.
of Switzerland; pf. ©1l1e. July 12,
1928; E 695393 ; Refousse music co.,
New York. 14260
Eyes of memory; words by Nelle Rich-
mond Eberhart, music by Charles
Wakefield Cadman; high voice; in A
flat. © June 22, 1928; 2c. June 27;
E 694876; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 14261
Faciteme ’o piacere; versi di G. Onofri,
musica di A. Bascetta. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 23, 1928;
E 696433; Alfredo Basecetta and
Guglielmo Onofri, Brooklyn. 14262!
Fair lady; from Blue eyes, music by
Jerome Kern. London, Chappell &
co., ltd. 4to. [Melody only] ©
June 20, 1928; 2 «@ June 26; E
694807 ; T. B. Harms, co., New York.
14263
Fairest (The) of the fair; march, by
John Philip Sousa, transcribed by
Ralph Colicchio; ten. banjo, with pf.
acc. ‘© July 23,:1928; 2 ¢c. July 245;
E 695611; Irving Berlin standard
musie corp., New York. 14264
704
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
Fairy kisses: by Chester Nordman; pf.
Boston-New York, Evans music co.
© June 29, 1928: 2 « July 2; E
695457; M. T. Evans, Boston. 14265
Fairy’s (The) gift; by Norman Tel-
lier, op.’ 21; pf., 4 hands: © July
6, 1928; 2¢. July 9; E 696049; B. F.
Wood music co., Boston. 14266
Fakin’ papa; words and
mnan: Davis [1 °é." I: DD. Cate]
[Photostat] © June 30, 1928; 2 «.
July 2; E 693988; Lillian Davis
Cate, Knoxville, Tenn. 14267
Fakirspiele (Fakir’s plays) ; Indische
scene, von Hugo Leonard, arr. von
Josef Németi, bG6th of Germany;
salon o. grosses orch. mit violino 1.
conductor. © May 1, 1928; 1 e.
June 13; E 692710; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany. 14268
Falling leaves; by Gladys Adamson, of
Great Britain; pf. © July 2, 1928;
1c. July 6; E 692977; Banks & son,
York, England. 14269:
Fammi felice; mazurka, by E. Rossi;
moti. © ft c. June 29, 1928: EB
685167; Enrico Rossi, Brooklyn.
14270
Fanchonette; cappriccietto, by Gustave
Klemm; pf. © Aug. 25, 1927; 2 ¢.
June 20, 1928; E 694554; Belwin,
inc.. New York. 14271
Fantaisie Basque: sur des thémes
populaires Basques-Espagnols, de
Gabriel Pierné, of France, op. 49;
violon avec ace. d’orch. 1. Parti-
tion—2. Parties. © June 5, 1928;
1c. each June 28; E 697079, 697080 ;
Durand et cie., Paris. 14272, 14273
Fantaisie-rhapsodique ; by Mana-Zucca
[pseud. of Augusta Zuckermann
Waesel|,. 0p. 97.5, pf.. .© » July, 26,
1928; 2 ¢. July 28; E 696590; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 14274
Fantasia dramatique (Dramatic fan-
tasia); von Franz A. Sommer, of
Germany ; salon-orch., in H-moll. ©
ik Poe tie. syne 1s. BE
692705; Heinrichshcfen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany. 14275
Fantasio; intermezzo, di Mario Schisa,
of Italy; piccola orch. 4to. © May
24, 1928; 1 c. June 26; E 692889:
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 14276
Fantasy on 2an.old English air; by J.
Sebastian Matthews; organ. ©
sune 22; (19285) '2)"e! Sune 28> Bb
695041; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
14277
7
music by |
9)
14289
-
Far away and long ago; duet, from
The charmer, words by Harry B.
Smith, music by Karl Hajos. New
York, Harms, ine. © June 27, 1928;
2c. June 29; E 695015; Shubert
theatre corp... New York. 14278
Faraway Rose of my heart; words and
music by E. L. Dison; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © June 26, 1928; 2c. June
28; E 695049; Edward lL. Dison,
Neweastle, Calif. 14279
Fare thee blues; words and melody by
John ‘Head.’ ‘pt. 1,°2) ‘©! 1 cc! July
27, 1928; E 696579; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 14280:
Farmers’ polka (Roln'cké); arr. by
Louis Vitak; concertina. © June 20,
1928; 2c. June 26; E 693666; Vitak-
Elsnie co., Chicago. 14281
Fashionette; fox trot, by Jack Glogau
and Robert A. King, arr. by Arthur
Lange; with pf. and xylophone solo.
4to. © July 12, 1928; 2c. July 21;
E 695599; Shapiro, Bernstein & Co.,
inc., New York. 14282
Fashionette; novelette, by Jack
Glogau and Robert A. King; pf. ©
June 28, 1928; 2 e« June. 29; BH
695072; Shapiro, Bernstein & Co.,
ine., New York. 14283
Fast and furious; galop, by Hugo
Felix ; orch., with pf. conductor. 4to.
© May 3, 1928; 2 c«. June 20; E
694570 ; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
14284
Fast fadin’ papa; words and melody
by Spencer Williams. © 1c. June
29, 1928; E 695180; Triangle music
pub. co., inc., New York. 14285
Father (The) calleth thee home; duet,
words and music by B. M. Graebner ;
treble voices. © 1c. June 19, 1928;
E 693486; Bertha May Graebner,
Chicago. 14286
Father in heaven; words anon., music
by A. L. Byers. ©» Apr. 1, 1928;
2c. June 27; E 694887; Andrew L.
Byers, Ashland, Or. 14287
Fathers of the world; words and melo-
dy by B. G:. DeSylva, Lew Brown,
and Ray Henderson. © 1c. July 7,
1928: E 696069; DeSylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine., New York. 14288
Eatima; intermezzo, by M. B. Fried-
man, of Great Brithin; pf. © July
5,» 1928 ;, Ee. Suly" 19." BH 697225 -
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. 14289
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14290
Favorite (The) collection of Hawaiian
guitar solos; arr. by Sophocles T.
Papas; with 2d and 3d Hawaiian
guit. pts. ad lib. © July 6, 1928;
2 ec. and aff. July 26; A 1085707;
Columbia music co., Washington.
14290
Favorite hymns arranged as solos for
Hawaiian guitar; by Wm. J. Smith.
©. Aug. 2, 1928; 2 ¢.and aff. Aug.
4; A 1084958; Wm. J. Smith music
co., inc., New York. 14291
Feelin’s; words and melody by W. H.
Morgan. © 1 ¢. July 31, 1928; E
695740; Will H. Morgan, San Fran-
cisco. 14292
Feist saxophone folio, no. 5; fifteen
songs arr. for E flat alto, C melody
ten., and B flat ten. saxophones,
compiled and arr. by Lee Orean
Smith and Frank E. Barry; with pf.
ace.
27; E 695046; Leo Feist, ine., New
York. . 14293
Female (The) barber shop; lyrics by
Charles McKinley, music by G. V.
Rymal. [Words and melody only]
© 1e¢. July 24, 1928: E 695644;
Grant V. Rymal, Los Angeles.
14294
Festal (The) hymn of Judith; words
adapted by Bowker Andrews from
the Book of Judith, music by Gran-
ville Bantock, of England; in D flat.
©! July” 18):119283-! ei July. 230
697273: Swan & co (music publish-
ers) ltd., London. 14295
Festival march; by Cuthbert Harris,
of Great Britain; organ, in B flat.
© July 25, 1928:°2 ¢« July 26; B
692661; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 14296
Festival march; from Norwegian
sketches, by Frederick Wick; full
orch., with pf. conductor. © June
11,. 1928; . 2-c. June 27;;H 694871;
Car] Fischer, inc., New York.
14297
Festival polonaise; by Benna Moe, of
Denmark, op. 15; pf., 4 hands. ©
June 2d, + 1928: 2 21e ene, 201
695122; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 14298
Festlicher aufzug (Solemn march) ;
von Fritz Theil, of Germany; salon
Oo. grosses orch. mit violino 1 di-
rection. © May 1, 1928; 1c. June
13; E 692714; Heinrichshofen’s ver-
lag, Magdeburg, Germany.
© June 25, 1928; 2 e June |.
14299 |
pt. 111, 0. s., v. 23
Fétiche (Amuleto); tango, di Vin-
cenzo Billi,.of Italy, op: 4381;-pf.
©: July 2,, 29289 ec ialaeaee )
692994; G. Ricordi & co.,* Milan.
14300
Feurig blut; bravour-marsch, von
Ernst Wiedermann, of Germany, op.
19; orch. 4to. © Apr. 25, 1928;
1c. June 26; E 692913; Oskar Fels-
mann, Breslau, Germany. / 14301
Février (Henry) Sonate; par H.
Février, of France; violoncelle et
pf. © June 5, 1928: 1 c« June 28;
E 697049; Henry Lemoine et Gie.,
Paris. 14302
-Fialka polka (Violet polka) ; by Anton
‘Brousek; conductor pt. ©1e. July
3, 1928: E 693916; Consolidated
musie pub. house, Chicago. 14303
Finale quasi ritcrno; by Sigfrid Karg-
Hlert, of England, op. 100, no. 7;
organ. (Jn Original compositions for
the organ, new series, no. 114)
June 21, 1928: 1 Sem sine. i
692780; Novello & co., ltd., London.
14304
Fior di gioventu’; valzer. di G. Quar-
tullo; pf. ©l1e June 23, 1928; EH
694758; Giuseppe Quartullo, New
York. 14305
Fir tree farm: suite, by HE. Edroff,
of Great Britain; pf. © June 5,
1928; 1 c. June 30; E 692948; Enoch
& sons, (1927) Itd., London. 14306
song, arr. by Frederick
Hall. (Jn A group of unusual negro
spirituals)"''©@ Mar: 25; 2928;>2 c¢.
Mar. 14; E 683847; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago. 14307
Firelight reveries; by Carlyon De
Lyle, of England; pf. © June 14,
1928; 1 ec. June 19; E 692692; Swan
& co. (music publishers) Iltd., Lon-
don. 14808
First (The) nocturne; rococo ro-
mance, by Aug. Enna, of Denmark ;
pf. © June 18, 1928; 2 c. June 20;
Fire song;
E 694549; .Theodore Presser ©Co..
Philadelphia. 14309
First (The) step; how to play the
trumpet or cornet, by Sylvester
Ahola. 4to. © July 19, 1928; 1 ec.
July 18; E 696273; Keith-Prowse
14310
Fischer (Carl) symphonic band folio;
ed. of musical classics, arr., com-
piled and ed. by Joseph E. Maddy ;
co., Itd., London.
756
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
concert and school bands, with pf.
conductor. v. 1. 4to. © Apr. 24,
1928; 2 c. June 20; E 694578; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 14311
Flag of glory; march, by Charles F.
Garey; pf. ©, June 29,.1928; 2c.
July 5; E 695282; Anthony bros.,
' Fall River, Mass. 14312
Flags (The) of all the free; by H. B.
Newton, harmonized and arr. by
Clarence Mellinger; pf. © June 21,
1928; 2 ¢. July 16; E 696238; Horace
Blake Newton, Santa Rosa, Calif.
_ 14313
Flame (The) dance; words and music
by Sister Devamata (Laura F.
Glenn) © 1. July 5, 1928; HE
693978; Laura F. Glenn, LaCres-
centa, Calif. 14314
Flauto (Il); mazurka, melodia di F.
Crapanzano. © 1c. June 16, 1928;
E 694519; S. Riccardi, New York.
14815
Fleur de pécher; fantaisie, par H.
Mouton, of Belgium, sur le conte
lyrique en un acte de C. P. Simon;
orch., avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Mee ol, 1926; 1 ¢. June 2,28927 ;
EH 669034; Editions Arlequin, Paris.
14316
Flittergold (Clinguant); von Carl
Ginschals, op. 203, bearb. von Herm.
Wenzel, both of Germany; pf. ©
MapreLo loess 13.e. June, 133.
692699; Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 14317
Floating down the San Lorenzo River ;
words and music by V. M. Clayton.
©) June 19, 1928: 2 e« June 30;
EH 693800; Vera McKenna Clayton,
Santa Cruz, Calif. 14318
Flétenkonzert (Concerto for the
flute); aus der Suite nach bildern
von Carl Spitzweg, von Walter Nie-
mann, of Germany, op. 84, no. 2;
flauto u. pf. © June 19, 1928; 1 «¢.
June 30; E 692958; F. BE. C. Leuc-
kart, Leipzig. 14319
Floral wreaths; words by Tom Wat-
ters, melody by Betsy White. ©1c.
June 22, 1928; E 694721; Joe Mor-
ris music co., New York. 14320
Florestina; by HE. Markham Lee, of
Great Britain; orch. with pf. con-
ductor. © June 18, 1928; 1 c¢. June
28; E 692900; Alfred Lengnick &
co., Itd., London. 14321
Flower of love; words by Dave Dreyer
and Herman Ruby, music by Billy
Axt and David Mendoza. [Words
14334
and melody only] ©1e. July 14,
1928; E 695436; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 14322
Flying straight to you; lyrics by Lee
Duskin, music by Norman Lee.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
July 31, 1928; EH 695751; Norman
Lee, Chicago. 14323
Follow the stars; by S. H. Fields, arr.
by Carl Schmohl; band, obl. 32mo.
@. Julyos;. 1928?" 2 @ iuly 162. EB
695465; S. Helen Fields, Washing-
ton. 14324
For every smile; melody by M. Parr.
© 1c. June 18, 1928; E 693477;
Marie Parr, Chicago. 14325
For I love you; words and music by
Zz Insall. \©,.\1.. ce), July 10) 1928;
E 695315; Zilpha Insall, El Paso.
14326
For you; by Sigmund Romberg, arr.
by George J. Trinkaus; vocal orch.;
in F. 4to. © June 18, 1928; 2 «.
June 23; E 6938778; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 14327
For you and me; southern idyl, words
and music by A. Seismit-Doda, of
Italy, domiciled at New York.
June 8, 1928; 2 c. June 25; E 694770;
C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 14328
For your mother is your best pal after
all; words and musie by P. J. Soucy.
© 1c. June 29, 1928; H 695148;
Paul Joseph Sousy, Worcester.
143829
*Fore day creep; words and melody by
ida Cox) © ie June 2i. 1928);
E 693568; Chicago music pub. co.,
inc., Chicago. 14330
Forest (The) trail; words by P. J.
Rosendahl, music by Lee Turner;
pf. and ukulele acc. © June 19,
1928; 2 c. June 21; E 694789; Peter
Julius Rosendahl, Spring Grove,
Minn. 143381
Forever mine; lyric and music by G.
Romilli. © June 18, 1928: 2 c. June
23; E 695338; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 14332
Forget yesterday, it’s today; words
and music by EH. Carew. [Photo-
stat] ©1c. July 7, 1928; E 696071;
Evelyn Carew, Venice, Calif. 14333
Forgetting everything but you; words
and melody by R. Cooke. © 1 «.
July 18, 1928; E 696306; Ralph
Cooke, Belmar, N. J. 143834
157
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14335
Forgotten; words and melody by I.
Berlin. © 1c. June 29, 1928: BH
693847; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 14335
Fountains (The) in spring gardens; by
Alfred Moffat, of Great Britain;
violin and pf. © June 12, 1928; 1 «.
June 23; E 692838; Schott & co., ltd.,
London. 14336
Fox album of cornet duets; arr. by J.
S. Zamecnik; with pf. ace. vy. 1-3.
© July 12, 1928; 2 c. each July 11;
KE 696131-696133 ; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 14337-14839
Fox (Sam) collection of plectrum
banjo solos; arr. by Frank C. Brad-
bury; with pf. ace. v.1. © July 2,
1928; 2 « July 2; E 693954; Sam
Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 14340
Fox (Sam) collection of popular male
quartettes; words and music by
various authors. v.1. 4to.
27, 1928; 2 c. June 26; E 693652;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 143841
Foxtrot; von Carl Robrecht, arr. von
H. Miannecke, both of Germany ;
blas-musik mit clarinette i in B, di-
rektion. © Apr. 23, 1928; 1c. June
26; E 692914; Heinrichshofen’ S ver-
lag, Magdeburg, Germany. 14342
Friulein heut’zahl ich den schampus
fiir sie; foxtrot, text von Robert Gil-
bert, musik von Willy Engel-Berger,
of Austria. © Mar. 20, 1928; 1 ¢.
June 13; E 692716; Edition Vuvag
verlag u. vertrieb a. g., Berlin.
~ 148438
Friulein, sie mtissen mensendicken;
worte von Gustav Quedenfeldt, mu-
sik von Fritz Neupert, of Germany.
© Mar. 1, 1927; 1 c. June 30, 1928;
EK 692956; Otto Halbreiter, Munich.
14344
Francaise; guitare, de Jacques Ibert,
of France; pf. © June 10, 1928; 1c.
July 2; E 697107; Alphonse Leduc
et cie., Paris. 14345
Francene of the Rue de Vene; waltz,
words and music by F. R. Kutz.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 18, 1928; E 694521; Frederick
R. Kutz, Oakland, Calif. 14346
Fraternity (The) blues; words by
Harry Jennings, music by Jack S.
Yates. ©, 1) c.:\ May 25, 1928; E
691887 ; Weidemeyer orchestra,
Huntington, W. Va. 143847
© June |,
pt. 10, Das, yes
Frau musica; musik zum singen. und
spielen auf instrumenten nach einem,
text von Luther, musik von Paul
Hindemith, of Germany, op. 45, nr.
1. 4to. Partitur. © July 15, 1928;
1 ec. July 3; E 697198; B. Schott’s
sOhne, Mainz, Germany. 14348
Free (The) lance march; on to victory,
by John Philip Sousa, transcribed by
Roy Smeck; ten. banjo, with pf. ace.
© July 23,.1928: 2 ¢. July 24- h
695619; Irving Berlin standard mu-~
sic corp., New York. 14349
Freedom; words and music by B. M.
Graebner. © 1c June 19, 1928: E
693490; Bertha May Graebner, Chi-
cago. 14850
Fremito d’amore (Quivering of love) ;
valse lento, by Alfredo Barbirolli, of
Italy; accordion. © June 27, 1928:
2c. June 29; E 695146; B. Quattro-
ciocche, Steubenville, O. 14351
French pastry; Parisian one-step, by
Ruda Lakay; orech. 4to. © July 3,
1928; 2 ¢. July 5; E 695226; Irving
Berlin standard music corp., New
York. 14352
Friday eve services; words from reli-
gious prayers and psalms, music by
P. Discount, of Lithuania, domiciled
at New York. Hartford, Fox press.
(Modern cantor) [Mimeograph] 1.
Cantor and choir, with organ ace.—
2. Cantor and organ. © June 1,
1928; 2 ec. each June 20; E 693508,
693509 ; Paul Discount, Hartford.
143538, 14354
Fr‘end ; words and music by F. I. Phil-
lips. ©1e. July 19, 1928; E 695575;
Flo Idler Phillips, Huntington Park,
Calif. 14355
Friendship in misfortune; words anon.,
musie by John Ireland, of Great
Britain. © May 21, 1928; 1c. June
4; E 692848; Augener, ltd., London.
14356
Friendship, 1914; words by M. W. Can-
nan, music by J. HE. Barkworth, of
Great Britain. [London], Mac-
Donagh, Capdeville & co., ltd. ©
June 1, 1928; 1 ec. June 23; E 692787;
John E. Barkworth, Cambridge, Eng-
land. 14357
Frivolous; melody by Andy Sannella.
© 1c. May 10, 1928; E 691432; Spier
and Coslow, inc., New York. 14358
798
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
Frogtown blues; words and melody by
lL. Pridgett. © 1c. June 28, 1928;
E 693633; R. 8S. Peer, New York.
14359
From Monday on; fox trot, words and
music by Harry Barris and Bing
Crosby, arr. by. Tom Satterfield ;
orch: 4to. © June 8, 1928; 2 ¢.
June 30; E 693793; Shapiro, Bern-
‘stein & co., ine., New York. 14360
From my drawing room window; fox-
trot, d Edmond Mahieux, of France;
oren,..4to, © June 5, 1928; 1c.
June 28; E 697019; Editions musi-
cales, Evette, Paris. 14361
From the city streets; words by J.
Mellor, music by Mary G. Kennedy.
© June 27, 1928; 2 c. June 28; E
693717; John Mellor, Pittsburgh.
143862
Frithlingsglocken (Spring bells); von
Carl Génschals, op. 10, bearb. von
Herm. Wenzel, both of Germany ; pf.
© Mar, 15, 1928; 1..¢. June 13; KE
692702: Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 143863
Fiiglistaller (Carl) Fiinf lieder; nach
alten chinesischen dichtungen tber-
setzt von Hans Bethge, musik von
C. Fiiglistaller, of Switzerland. Leip-
zig-Zurich, Verlag gebritider Hug &
co. Vom friihling unbertihrt. [4
others] © Dec. 8, 1927; 1 c. July
2, 1928; E 692965; Carl Fiiglistaller,
Basel, Switzerland. 14364
Fugato; by W. A. Goldsworthy ; organ.
© June 22, 1928; 2 «. June 22; E
694672; H. W. Gray co., New York.
14365
Fumées (Gray shadows); by Renée
Chemet; violin and pf. © May 23,
1928; 2 c. June 20; E 694618; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 14365
Funérailles héroiques; mélodie, poésie
de G. Rivollet, musique de Charles
René, of France; voix moyennes. ©
June 5, 1928; 1c. June 28; E 697065;
Henry Lemoine et cie., Paris. 14367
Funny (The) page ball; words by
Neva Lynn, music by Joy Sunshine,
arr. by Zella Roberts. © 1 ¢. June
18, 1928; E 694505; Worral Sonan-
stine, Columbus, O. 14368
Gallienne (Le); love song, words by
Adele O’Brian. music by D. C. Line-
berry. © July 11, 1928; 2 ec. July
13; E 696166; Deborah C, Lineberry.
Columbus, O. 14369
a 14380
Gallion stomp; melody by Lovie Aus-
tin. ©1c. June 21, 1928; EH 693537;
Chicago music pub. co., inc., Chicago.
143870
Galveston; words and music by R. G.
Wyndelts. Galveston, Tex., M. A.
Wyndelts. © July 21, 1928; 2 e«.
July 23; E 696415; Ruby Garner
Wyndelts, Galveston, Tex. 14871
Gateway (The) of dreams; words by
J. Will Callahan, music by Granville
English; in high D. New York,
Chappell-Harms, inc. © July 20,
1928; 2c. July 21; E 696364; Harms,
ine., New York. 14372
Gateway (The) to tomorrow; Sunday-
school service for rally and promo-
tion day, words by May M. Brewster,
and others, music by Fred B. Holton,
and others. 8vo. © May 10, 1928;
2 c..and aff. June 22; A 1080793;
Lorenz/pub. co,,: Dayton. 14373
Gavotte ; a l’antique, by Rubin Gold-
mark} pi. © “May #23)! 19284 2. “«
June 20; E 694629; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 14374
Gavotte; de Yves Brodin, of France;
pfy (© dunes 101928 : 1 eh fully} 2:
E 697108; Alphonse Ledue et cie.,
Paris. 14375
Gavotte e carillon; by Sigfrid Karg-
Hlert, of England. op. 100, no. 6:
organ. (In Original compositions
for the organ, new series, no. 114)
©), dune 21, 1928.1 ecs.June,22; Bb
692779; Novello & co., ltd., London.
14376
Gavotte with intermezzo; by J. Lewis
Browne; organ. © July 5, 1928;
2c. July 7; E 696012; John Church
co., Cincinnati. 14377
Gay is the rose (Gai lon la, gai le
rosier) ; French-Canadian folk-song,
7-part chorus, English tr. by J. Mur-
ray Gibbon, arr. by Alfred E. White-
head, beth of Canada; mixed voices.
4to. © June 30, 1928; 2c. July 5;
E 695513; Boston music ¢o., Boston.
14878
Gdy bytem mtody; walc, words and
music by Walter Polak. ©1c. July
19, 1928; E 695554; Wtadystaw H.
Sajewski, Chicago. 14379
Gee I wish I was back home again;
words and melody by W. H. Morgan.
© 1 e.-July 31, 1928; EB 695741;
Will H. Morgan, San Francisco.
14380
199
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14381
Geist (Der) des Banco; piéce sym-
phonique, von Adolphe Gauwin, of
France; orch., mit pf. direktion. ©
July 2, 1928; 1 ce. June 24; E 697257 ;
Anton J. Benjamin, Leipzig. 14381
Genuine love; words and melody by
W. Crawley. © 1c. June 25, 1928;
E 694757; Wilton Crawley, New
York. 24382
Geographic (The) blues; words by
Francis A. Bratton, music by F. L.
Marriott. © 1c. July 18, 1928; E
696207 ; Frederick L. Marriott, Gary,
Ind. : 14883
George White’s scandals; words and
melody by B. G. DeSylva, Lew
Brown and Ray Henderson. Finale,
act 1 and 2. © 1c. each July 9,
1928; E 696102, 696103; DeSylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
14384, 14385
‘Georgia gut; words by Andy Razaf,
music by Spencer Williams. ©
June 28, 1928; 2 ec. June 27; EB
694832; Jack Mills, inc., New York.
14886
Geraldine; music by Chas. Weinberg.
[Melody only] ©1e. July 10, 1928;
EH 695298; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 14387
Gerda; tango-symphonic, worte von
Kurt Schwabach, musik von Will
Meisel, arr. von Franz Stolzenwald,
both of Germany; orch. mit violine
obligat. 4to. © Feb. 23, 1928; 1 «
June 13; EH 692753; Edition Meisel
& co., G. m. b. H., Berlin. 14388
German (The) street-band; by Ida
Bostelmann; pf. © June 30, 1928;
2,.c. June 29; E .695137;,. Harold
Flammer, inc., New York. 14389
Gethsemane, O garden fair; words by
H. Framer Smith, music by G. S.
Schuler. © June 1, 1928; 2 c. June
27; E 694883; George S. Schuler,
Chicago. 14390
Ghazel-almée; extrait de Divan, par
Ed. Poldini, arr. par Roger Branga,
of France; orch., avee pf. conduc-
teur. | 4to. \© ‘June’ 10, 19283, 1: «.
July 2; E 697109; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 14891
Gheechee; fox trot, words and music
by S. Easton, scored by Kenneth A.
Roane; 1st violin. © 1-c. July 18,
1928; E 696292; Sidney Easton, New
York. 14392
Dt. Ths. VW. eo
Ghost (The) of other days: words and
music by H. N. Trane. © 1c. July
16, 1928; E 696264; Harriet New-
comb Trane, Cedar Rapids, Ia.
14393
Ghost story; by Rubin Goldmark; pf.
©, May,,.23, 1928-2 (e sune a Eh
694631; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 14394
Giant (The) talks; preparatory scales
for little violinists, by Kemp Still-
ings. ’'© “July 1s; 1628) 28 uly
19; BE 695531; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 14395
Giga; di Fernando Limenta, of Italy;
violino e pf. © June 9, 1928; 1 «
June 26; H 692894; A. & G. Carisch
& c., Milan. 14396
Giocoso; kino music, von Adolf Jen-
sen, op. 59, no. 6, arr. by Henry
Weber, of Germany; orch., mit vio-
lino 1. directeur. 4to. © June 26,
1928; 1 c. May 12; E 697186; Aug.
Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 14897
Giorni (Aurelio) 24 concert études;
no. 18, in F minor; pf. © July 13,
1928; :2.;¢es/ July 20: EB 5696363);. 7G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 14398
Giorno di festa; mazurka, by E. Rossi;
violin. © 1 ¢ June 29, 1928; E
695163; Enrico Rossi, Brooklyn.
143899
Girl of my dreams you’re real; words
by John A. Harris, music by D. J.
Wissler and Rose Evelyn Vail.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
July 7, 1928; E 696082; Dean Jay
Wissler, Long Beach, Calif. 14400 _
Girl of my memory; words and music
by R. A. Pritchett. © 1.¢. July 24,
1928; E 695631; Ray Alphus Pritch-
ett, Dallas. 14401
Girl (The) of tomorrow; fox trot,
words by G. W. Settles, music by
Ray Hibbeler. ©1«@ July 7, 1928;
EK 696072; George W. Settles, Ver-
don, Neb. 14402
Girl (The) with heavenly eyes; words
‘by G. Smith, music by David Reed.
© 1e June 25, 1928; E 683689;
Gabriel Smith, Cheyenne, Wy.
14403
Gitano (Il) re (The Gypsy king) ;
canzone spagnola, poem by Alfredo
Gandolfi, English version by Berta
Reviere, music by Anthony F. Paga-
nucci; bar. © June 1, 1928; 2 «.
June 20; E 694613; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 14404
760
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
: 14424
Gittel; by Molly Triller, of Canada;
melody, with pf. ace. © 1c. July
18, 1928; E 696314; Molly Triller,
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. 14405-
Giulietta e Romeo; di Riccardo Zan-
donai, fantasia, riduzione di Vin-
cenzo Billi, of Italy; piccola orch.
con pf. conduttore. 4to. © July 2,
moe 1 cc, July »;; H. 692983;,; .G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 14406
Giulietta e Romeo; episodio sinfonico,
di Riccardo Zandonai, of Italy, dalla
danza del torchio e cavaleata; orch.
Partitura. 12mo. © July 2, 1928;
1c. July 3; E 692982; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 14407
Give me a chance; duet, from. The
charmer, words by Harry B. Smith,
music by Karl Hajos. _New York,
Harms, inc. © June 27, 1928; 2 ¢.
June 29; E 695012; Shubert theatre
corp., New York. 14408
Give me a night; from Say when,
words and music by W. Franke Har-
ling; pf. and ukulele acc. © June
27, 1928; 2 «. June 29; E 695008;
Harms, inc., New York. 14409
Give me flowers ; words by Mary Clyde,
music by Walter Haefliger; med.
voice. © June 22, 1928; 2 c. June
28; E 695037; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 14410
Gladness of spring; concert waltz, by
A. Shaeffer; solo ten. banjo and 2d
ten. banjo. © June 22, 1928; 2 «.
Juiy 9; E 696060; Arling Shaeffer,
Chicago. 14411
Gliding gondola; valse, by George
Bagby, arr. by Harold Ivers; orch.
4to. © July 16, 1928; 2c. July 19;
EK 695526; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 14412
Gloaming glinted eyes of you; words
and music by S. A. King. © 1.
July 12, 1928: E 695411; S. Anna
King, Burnsville, N. C. 14413
Gloria; march, by J. Mosti; accordion.
© June 27, 1928; 2 c June 29; E
695143 ; B. Quattrociocche, Steuben-
ville, O. 14414
Glorietta; Spanish serenade, by R. E.
Hildreth; pf. © May 2, 1928; 2 ¢.
June 26; E 694852; Walter Jacobs,
inc., Boston. 14415
Glorious 69th regiment; military
march, by Nicola Hpiscopo, of Italy,
domiciled at New York. © 1 ec.
June 30, 1928; E 693818; Nicola
Episcopo, New York.
7513—28—44
14416
761
Glory (The) of my garden; lyric by
Edward Lockton, music by Daniel
Wood, of Great Britain; in C.
July 2, 1928; 1 ¢. July 20; E 697208 ;
Enoch & sons (1927) Itd., London.
14417
Gluck (Christoph Wilibald von) An-
dante; arr. by W. H. Squire, of Great
Britain ; violoncello, with pf. acc. ©
June. 22; 1928 yy en Tuly 2037 EB
697217 ; Boosey & co., itd., London.
14418
-Frem Thy throne so high above
us; prayer, from Iphigenia in Tauris,
words by John David Sander, music
by Christoph von Gluck [and] Abide
with us, the ewning is descending ;
evensong, tr. by H. R. K. Spaeth,
music by L. Reichardt; copyright is
based upon new matter of Carl F.
Pfatteicher namely, his interpreta-
tion represented in the legible nota-
tion thereof contained in the copies
filed; men’s Voices a capella. 4to.
© Feb. 13, 1928; 2 ¢. June 27; EB
694990; Carl Fischer, inc, New
York. 14419
Lift up your heads, ye gates of the
world; words from the Scriptures ;
copyright is based upon new matter
of Carl F. Pfatteicher namely, his in-
terpretation represented in the legi-
ble notation thereof contained in the
copies filed; men’s voices a capella.
4to. © Feb. 13, 1928; 2 c. June 27;
E 695004; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 14420
Two choruses from Orpheus; arr.
by Archibald Thompson Davison;
men’s voices, with tenor solo. Ato.
1. If here, where all is dark and
silent. [1 other] © July 17, 1928;
2 ¢« July 21; E 695600; E. C.
Schirmer music co., Boston. 14421
Gltick ; text von Hoffmann vy. Fallers-
leben, musik von C. Tiirk, of Ger-
many, op. 105; minnerchor. 4to,
Apr. 24, 1928; 1 c. June 13; EH 692695;
Schweers & Haake, Bremen, Ger-
many. 14422
Go forth; choral march, words and
music by P. G. Larbalestier, of Great
Britain; mixed voices. S8vo. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Feb.
18, 1928; 1 c. June 28; EH 692898;
James Broadbent & son, Itd., Boston
Spa, Yorks., England. 14423
Go slow, baby; words by Perry Alex-
ander, melody by Woody Frisino
[i. e. Warren Frisino].° © 1c. July
5, 1928; EH 695238; Warren Frisino,
Gardenville, Md. 14424
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14425
pt. 111, n. s., v. 23
Go way, sadness, go way; waltz, lyric
and music by Z. Seybold; violin. ©
July: 18, W9BSSL 2 vel July BH
696345; Zeb Seybold, Ada, Okl.
14425
God bless thee, love; lover’s benedic-
tion, words and music by Vaughn De
Leath [pseud. of Leonore von der
Lieth Geer], op. 127, no. 1; med.
voice. © July 10, 1928; 2 c«. July
13; E 696224; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 14426
God careth for me; words by L. Emo-
gene Durland Moore, music by Mil-
tona Moore. © July 26, 1928; 2 ec.
July 28; EH 696604; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 14427
God is a spirit; sacred song, words
from the Bible, music by J. E. Rob-
erts. 1. In F.—2. In D.—3. In C.
© June 28, 1928; 2 ¢c. each July 2;
E 696042; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. * 144298
God is a spirit; sacred song, words
from the Bible, music by J. H. Rob-
erts; 3 treble voices. 4to. © June
28, 1928; 2 ec. July 2; E 696043;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
14429
God of the shining hosts; words anon.,
music by A. W. Harvey; pf. ice:
July 11, 1928; E 6961384; Anne W.
Harvey, Washington. 14430
God’s work; words by Mrs. C. F. Alex-
ander, music by A. L. Byers. ©
apr a T9238) 2 oer Pune 27 3) i
694885; Andrew L. Byers, Ashland,
Or. 14431
Goeyens (Fernand) Deux préludes;
de F. Goeyens, of Belgium; pf. En
fa diéze min—En sol min. © Apr.
1, 1928; 1 ce. Mar. 29; E 692826; A.
Cranz, Brussels, Belgium. 14432
Goin’ back to Jamaica; words and
melody by Porter Grainger. © 1.
July 19, 1928; E 695571; Triangle
music pub. co., ine., New York.
14433
Going places, seeing faces; words and
melody by Harry Woods. © 1 «.
July 18, 1928; E 696304; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
14434
Gold-diggers; words by J. A. Condon,
music by A. F. Roundy. © 1 «.
July 27, 1928; E 6965838; Arthur
Flagg Roundy and John Andrew
Condon, Waterville, Me. 144385
Gold tooth daddy blues; words and
melody by Madlyn Davis. © 1. ec.
July 27, 1928; EH 696571; .Chicago
music pub. co., ine., Chicago. 14436
Golden day dreams; words and mu-
sic by R. Henderly. [Words and
melody only] ©1ec. July 11, 1928;
E 696150; Russell Henderly, Cin-
cinnati. 14437
Golden jubilee; march, by John
Philip Sousa; band. 4to. © July
26, 1928; 2 « July 25; E 696486;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 14438
Golden land; lyric and music by
Netta Naomi Andrews. © 1c. July
17, 1928; E 695488; Jeanette An-
drews Richison, Santa Cruz, Calif.
144389
Golden memories; waltz, by Charles F.
Carey; pf. © June 29, 1928; 2 ec.
July 5; E 695286; Anthony bros.,
Fall River, Mass. 14440
Golden (The) road to home; waltz,
words and melody by Nick Rotonde
[i. e. Nicholas Rotonde] © 1 e«.
June 19, 1928; E 6938482; Nicholas
Rotonde, Gloversville, N. Y. 14441
Golden sunray; words and music by
Frank Oscar Rudd. © June 12,
1928; 2 c.. June 14; H 694403; Sand-
berg & Rudd, Ong, Neb. 14442
Goldene geister; worte von Gustav
Schiller, musik von Erwin Lendvai,
of Germany, op. 45, no. 2; minner-
chor. 4to. © Mar. 14, 1928; 1 e.
June 13; EK 692757; Gebriider Hug
& co., Leipzig. 14443
Gone away and left me blue; words
and melody by I. Green. © 1 @.
July) 5; 1928; EH G95288% irvine
Green, Brookline, Mass. 14444
Gone were but the winter cold; words
by— Allan Cunningham, music by
Benjamin Burrows, of England. ©
July’ 18, L928 5 ey eed eae
697204; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London.
14445
Good-bye; waltz, words and melody by
Bill Gruber [i. e. W. J. Gruber] ©
1 e. July 5, 1928; E 6938971; Wil-
liam Joseph Gruber, New Orleans.
14446
Good-bye; words and music by Maury
Madison [pseud. of W. R. Smith]
©l1e. July 12, 1928; E 6953898; W.
Renwick Smith, Paris. 14447
762
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
z 14469
Good-bye; words by C. H. Antosewicz,
music by Walter G. Antosewicz.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
July 20, 1928; E 695584; Walter G.
Antosewiez and Clara HE. Antose-
wicz, Detroit. 14448
Good-bye Cal, hello Al; words ‘and
music by F. Hanick. [Words and
©l1ec. July 27, 1928;
Florence Hanick, St.
Louis. 14449
Good-bye Cal, hello Al; words by
George Daley and Edward Mason,
music by E. A. Cullinan and Wil-
liam Hickey. [Words and melody
Givin io). .c. uly; 16, 19285...
696261; EH. A. Cullinan, Brooklyn.
14450
‘Good-bye New York—Hello ‘Houston;
words by H. M. Burns, music by
David Reed. © June 23, 1928; 2 «¢.
June 25; E 693674; Henry M. Burns,
Nocona, Tex. 14451
Good night; lyric and music by G. Ro-
milli, © June 18, 1928; 2 c. June
23; E 693789; M. Witmark & Sons,
New York. 14452
Good night; quartette, words and mu-
sic by O. Covert Miller; male voices.
4to. © July 15, 1928; 2c. July 14;
EK 695421; Oscar Miller, Brooklyn.
14453
Good night; words by Frank Cutler,
music by W. Webster; with quartet
cho. © June 2, 1928; 2 c. June 27;
EK 694821; Wesley Webster, San
Bruno, Calif. 14454
Good night, ladies and gents; words
and melody by Lionel Belasco. ©
1 ec. July 2, 1928; E 693888; J. O.
Fisher, New York. ' 14455
Good (The) old fashioned way; words
by Frank Cutler, music by W. Web-
ster; cho., with sop. and ten. duet.
© June 2, 1928; 2 c June 27; E
694822 ; Wesley Webster, San Bruno,
Calif. 14456
Goodbye mama forever blues; words
and melody by Gertrude Rainey. ©
1 ec. June 21, 1928; E 693534; Chi-
cago music pub. co., ine., Chicago.
14457
Goodbye mama moan; words by Selma
Davis [pseud. of Aletha Dickerson],
music by Arthur Blake. [Words and
melody only] ©1ce. July 27, 1928;
E 696573; Chicago music pub. co.,
ine., Chicago. 14458
melody only |
EK 696568 ;
Goodbye to Tammany—to Smith and
Tammany; campaign song 1928,
words and music by J. Jordan. ©
Puly 25, 1928s \2"enduly. 23'30 Bb
695691; Julian Jordan, Mt. Vernon,
NEY. 14459
Googily goo; words by Benny Davis,
musie by Dudley Wilkinson. [Words
and meledy only] © 1c. July 18,
1928; E 696423; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. » 14460
Gotta big date with a little girl; fox
trot, lyric by Harry Tobias and
Charles Tobias, music by Henry H.
Tobias, organ arr. by Walter C. Si-
mon; pf. or organ. © July 7, 1928;
2e¢. July 9; E 695442 ; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 14461
Gotta big date with a little girl; fox
trot, words by Harry Tobias and
Charles Tobias, music by Henry H.
Tobias. © June 19, 1928; 2 ec June
21; E 694801; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 14462
Gotta big date with a little girl; fox
trot, words by Harry Tobias and
Charles Tobias, music by Henry H.
Tobias, arr. by Frank Skinner; orch.
4to. © June 26, 1928; 2 c. June 27;
HE 695044; Leo Feist, ine., New York.
14463
Governor Smith; words and music by
M. H. Keenan. ©1c. June 23, 1928;
E 694741; Mary Haley Keenan,
Thompkinsville, S. I., N. Y. 14464
Graceful polka (Milostné); arr. by
Karl Echtner. 4to. 1. Band.—2.
Orch. © June 20, 1928; 2 ec each
June 26; E 6938659, 693660; Vitak-
Elsnic co., Chicago. 14465, 14466
Graciasa; tango, von Enrico Ravello
[pseud.], of Germany; orch., mit pf.
conductor. 4to. © Apr. 23, 1928;
1e. June 13; E 692719; Edition Otto
Kuhl, g. m. b. h., Cologne, Germany.
14467
Graded studies for the violin; selected
and comprehensive studies by Farm-
er, Fiorillo and others, rev., fingered
and bowed by Léon J. Fontaine, of
Great Britain. bk. 8. © July 19,
1928; 1 e July 16; E 697228; W.
Paxton & co., ltd., London. 14468
Grand triumphant march; words and
music by K. Hutcheson; pf. [Photo-
stat] ©1ec. July 5, 1928; E 695542;
Kathleen Hutcheson, Dallas. 14469
763
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14470
pt. 111, n. S., v. 23
Grand waltz; operatic waltz, di Al-
fredo Cibelli; pf. conductor. © 1.
June 29, 1928; E 695189; Apollo
music co., Brooklyn. 14470
Green (The) cap; singing game, words
and music by Eleanor Farjeon, of
Great Britain. 4to. © Apr. 5, 1928;
1c. June 21; E 692620; Oxford. uni-
versity press, London. 14471
Griddle. cake step; words and music
by H. C. Washington, arr. by Lillian
B. Davenport; pf. © 1 ¢. July 11,
1928; E 696162; Howard C. Wash-
ington, Columbus, O. 14472
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) Ave, maris
stella (Hail, thou star resplendent) ;
motet, English words adapted by R.
EK. A., music by Edvard Grieg, arr.
by H. Alexander Matthews; men’s
voices, organ ace. 4to. [Latin and
English text]
June 18; E 694535 ; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. i 14473
—— Heart-wounds (Hjertesar); by
Edvard Grieg, op. 34, arr. by Chas.
J. Roberts [pseud. of Charles Kraus-
haar]; symphony orch., sc. © Apr.
27, 1928; 2 c« June 20; H 694595;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 14474
The last spring (Varen) ; by EHd-
vard Grieg, op. 34, arr. by Chas. J.
Roberts {[pseud. of Charles Kraus-
haar]; symphony orch., sc. © Apr.
27, 1928; 2 c June 20; E 694594;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 14475
Grieving hearted blues; words and
melody by Gertrude Rainey. ©1e.
June 21, 1928; E 693557; Chicago
music pub. co., ine., Chicago. 14476
Grover (J. Maynard) Twelve nursery
rhymes; words anon., music by J. M.
Grover, of Great Britain. © Mar.
22, 1928 :° 1 c.< June 21; Hi 692615 ;
Oxford university press, London.
14477
Guai (I) tu maritato; versi di Fran-
cesco Santisi, musica di P. Sciascia.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
July 25, 1928; E 696494; Pasquale
Sciascia, Philadelphia. 14478
Guarany (Il); gran fantasia in due
parti, di A. Carlo Gomes, riduzione
di Vincenzo Billi, of Italy; piccola
orch. con pf. conduttore. pte. 1 e 2.
© July 2, 1928; 1c. each’ July 3;
E 692984, 692985; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 14479, 14480
© June 6, 1928; 2 c.
Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, just the same,
it’s a wonderful game; words by P.
EK. Huff, music by Luther A. Clark.
© 1c. July 17, 1928; E 695479; Per-
melia E. Huff, Osawatomie, Kans.
14481
Ha szivemnek szfirnya lenne... ;
verse és zenéje Nador Jéska [and]
Az @6n rozsim; verse Szivay Zoltan,
zenéje Nador Jéska, of Hungary. ©
Feb. 10, 1927; 1 c. Apr. 2; 1928+ B
689479; Nador Kalman, Budapest,
Hungary. _ 14482
Haaheo kilohana ika la’i; words by
_ Mary Jane Montano, music by B.
Mossman. © July 3, 1928; 2c. July
11; E 696114; Bina Mossman,
Honolulu. 14483
Haec dies; words from the Catholic
church, music by John Farnsworth ;
organ. 4to. 1.4 mixed voices.—2.
4 male or female voices. © July 3,
1928; 2 c. each July 138; E 696180,
696181; Michael L. Nemmers, Mil-
waukee. 14484, 14485
Hindel (Georg Friedrich) O sleep,
why dost thou leave me; aria, from
Semele, by G. F. Handel, ed. by
Percy Rector Stephens, new pf. acc.
from thorough-bass by Alexander
Pero. © June 14, 1928; 2 « June
22; HE 698585; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 14486
valse orientale, by R. S.
Stoughten; pf. © May 31, 1928;
2 @ June 26; E 694849; Waiter
Jacobs, inc., Boston. 14487
Haidée;
Hail, New Hampshire; words and
music by G. T. Goldthwaite. © June
27, 1928; 2 c. June 27;/H. 693715 ;5
George T. Goldthwaite, Berlin, N. H.
14488
Hail to America; words and music by
G. G. Bell; mixed voices. 4to. ©
June 20, 1928; 2 %c.° June 22; H
694804; George G. Bell, Providence,
el. 14489
Hail to the spirit of liberty ; march, by
John Philip Sousa, transcribed by
Ralph Colicchio; ten. banjo, with pf.
acc. © July 23, 1928; 2c. July 24;
EK 695618; Irving Berlin standard
music corp., New York. 14490
Hallowe’en; by Rubin Goldmark; pf.
© May 23, 1928;2 c June 20; E
694623; Carl Fischer, inc, New
York. 14491
764
no. 7, 1928
Halloween (A) ride; characteristic
sketch, by P. A. Marquardt; orch. ©
July 23, 1928; 2c. July 25; H 696471;
Music buyers corp., New York.
j 14492
Halluzination; kino music, von Henry
Weber, of: Germany, op. 8, no. 1;
orch., with violino 1. directeur. 4to.
© June 26, 1928; 1 c. May 12; E
ogiiear, Aug. Cranz, -G.-m.° bi H.,
Leipzig. 14493
Han gér et paa sin egen stille maade;
fra Tivoli 1928, tekst af Leif Berg og
Dan Folke, musik af Vincent de
Costa, of Denmark; pf. © Jiine 6,
1928; 1 ec. June 18; E 692672; Wil-
helm Hansen, Copenhagen, Denmark.
14494
Handful (A) of modern piano breaks;
by Harold Dixon. © Apr. 24, 1928;
2 ec. and aff. July 25: A 1085658;
Robbins music corp., New York.
14495
Hands across the sea; march, by John
Philip Sousa, transcribed by Ralph
Colicchio; ten. banjo, with pf. acc.
© July 23, 1928: 2 ¢ July 24; E
695617 ; Irving Berlin standard music
corp.,, New York 14496
Handy Andy; march, by W. J. Hayes;
band. 4to. © June 21, 1928: 2 «.
June 21; H 694682; Hayes music co.,
Dexter, Ia. 14497
Haole hula; from the Junior league
review Hula moon, words and music
by R. A. Anderson. © May 2, 1928;
2c. May 8: E 694731: R. Alexander
Anderson, Honolulu, T. H. 14498
Happy charleston; de Ph. Parés et G.
Van Parys, both of France. 1. Orch.,
avee pf. conducteur.—2. Pf. © Dec.
31, 1926; 1 c each June 2, 1927; B
669028, 669035; Editions Arlequin,
Paris. 14499, 14500
Happy days; by Cyril French, of
Great Britain: pf. © July 2, 1928:
1 ec. July 6; E 692978; Banks & son,
York, England. 14501
Happy lads; march, by J. E.. Wells;
band. 4to. © June 23, 1928; 2 «.
June 23; E 694775; Fred Jewell,
Franklin, Ind. 14502
Happy you and I; words by Duane L.
Huscher, music by W. L. Huscher.
©1e. July 12, 1928; BE 695417: Wil-
ma Luella Huscher, Grandfield, Ok1.
14503
Hard luck; words and melody by H. E.
kosifes!© 1.ec; July 5, 2928: Bb
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
14516
693960 ; Herbert EH. Rosine, Oakland,
Calif, 14504
Hardee stomp; by A. Hardee; pf. ©
1c. July 16, 1928; E 696545; Ash-
ford Hardee, Los Angeles. 14505
Harlem drag; words by R. Arthur
Booker, melody by W. Bishop. ©
1 e. July 20, 1928; EK 696328 ; Walter
Bishop, New York. 14506
Harlem River quiver; words by Dor-
othy Fields, music by Jimmy Mc-
Hugh; pf. and ukulele ace. © June
23, 1928; 2 c., June 27; BE 694828;
Jack Mills, inc., New York. 14507
Harlem shuffle; melody by Kenneth
Roane. © 1c. July 10, 1928; E
695322; R. S. Peer, New York.
14508
Harlem twist; melody by Chauncy
Moorehouse and Fud Livingston.
1c. June 27, 1928; E 694953; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 14509
Havana; de Roger Branga, of France;
petit orch., avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
© Dec. 31, 1927; 1c. July 2, 1928;
E 697102: Durand et cie., Paris.
14510
Havanaise; mélodie, poésie de Ed.
Guinand, musique de Charles-René,
of France. 1. Voix élevées.—2.
Voix moyennes. © June 5, 1928;
1c. each June 28; E 697066, 697067 ;
Henry Lemoine et cie., Paris.
14511, 14512
Have you ever felt that way; blues
ballad, words and music by Agnes
Castleton and Spencer Williams;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by Ben
Garrison. © June 20, 1928; 2 ec.
June 26; E 694812; Clarence Wil-
liams music pub. co., ine., New York.
14513
Hawaiian sandman; words by Charles
O’F lynn, music by F. Henri Klick-
mann. © June 26, 1928; 2c June
27; E 694818; Irving Berlin, ine.,
New York. 14514
Hawkes (The) photoplay series, no.
17; album, by Richard Howegill, of
England; pf. no. 97. Meditation.
[5 others])’ © June 138, 1928: 1 ¢.
June 26; E 692883; Hawkes & son,
(London) ltd., London. 14515
Hawkes (The) photo-play series, no.
18; by Frederick G. Charrosin, of
England; pf. no. 103. Passion. [5
others] © June 13, 1928; 1 c. June
26; E 692884; Hawkes & son, (Lon-
don) ltd., Londen. 14516
769
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14517
Haydn (Franz Josef) Requiem in
C-moll; hrsg. u. bearb. von Ernst
Fritz Schmid, of Germany; gem-
ischten chor, soli u. orch. 1. Klavier-
auszug. 4to.—2. Partitur. © Jan.
2, 1928; 1 c. each Apr. 28; E 689709;
Chr. Friedrich Vieweg, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin-Lichterfelde, Germany.
14517
Variationen und rondo; von Sig-
frid Walther Miiller, of Germany, op.
22, tiber
Haydn; klavier zu 2 handen. ©
June 18, 1928; 1 «. July 3; B 692966 ;
Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 14518
He has triumphed; Haster pageant,
words by Dorothy Lehman Sumerau,
mus.c by I. H. Meredith and Grant
Colfax Tullar. 12mo.
1828; 2 « June 18; aff. June 27;
A 1681682; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York. 14519
He leadeth me; words by Joseph H.
Gilmore, music by Robert Hunting-
ton Terry; high voice. © June 27,
1928; 2c. June 28; EH 695064; R. L.
Huntzinger, inc., New York. 14520
He listened to his mother; words and
music by C. J. Robison. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 19, 1928;
E 695572:; Carson J. Robison, New
York. 14521
He’s got a flask on-his hip; words and
music by H. N. Trane. © 1c. July
16, 1928; E 696266; Harriet New-
comb Trane, Cedar Rapids, Ia.
14522
He’s more to be helped than scorned ;
words and music by W. Dixon. New
York City, Frank Harding. © June
26, 1928; 2 c July 12; E 695376;
William Dixon, Winchester, Va.
145238
He’s the he-belle of the town; words
by Arthur LeRoy Kaser, music by
Margo Stitt. Dayton, O., Paine pub.
co. ©, July 12, 1928;)2 c. July 23;
E 696410; Lurten M. Paine, Dayton,
O. 14524
He’s worth his weight in gold; words
by Alfred Bryan, music by Pete
Wendling; arr. by Harry Tiedeman ;
pf. and ukulele acc. © May 141,
1928 ; 2c. May 10; E 690459; Water-
son, Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
14525
He will carry you through; words and
music by B. M. Graebner. © 1 ©¢.
June 19, 1928; E 693489; Bertha M.
Graebner, Chicago. 14526
ein Thema von Joseph >
© Feb. 3, |
pt. IT, nYS, v.28
Headache blues; melody by Kline:
Lynduil and Vance Dixon. © 1 «.
June 21, 1928; EH 698538; Chicago
music pub. co., ine., Chicago. 14527
Healing chant; words and music by
B. M. Graebner. © 1 ec. June 19,
1928; E 6938485; Bertha May Graeb-
ner, Chicago. 14528:
Healing vesper; words and music by
B. M. Graebner. © 1 c¢ June 19,
1928; E 693487 ; Bertha M. Graebner,
Chicago. 14529:
Hear dem bells; words and music by
D. §S. McCosh, arr. by Bryceson
Treharne, of Great Britain; mixed
voices. 4to. © July 23, 1928; 2 c.
July 25; E 696460; Willis music co...
Cincinnati. 14530:
Hear Thou my prayer; anthem, cho.,
text from the Scriptures, music by
Bernard Hamblen, arr. by Christo-
pher O’Hare; mixed voices, organ
ace. .4to. ©. June 27, 1928: 2 ¢.
- June 28; E 695062; R. L. Huntzinger,
ine., New York. 14531
Heartaches; words and melody by G.
C. Leap. © 1c. June 28, 1928; E
693743; Glenn C. Leap, Chicago.
14532
Heavenly blues; words and melody by
W.H. Morgan. ©1ce. July 14, 1928;
E 695485; Will H. Morgan, San
Francisco. 14533.
Heaven’s little doorway; words and
music by George McConnell, Nat
Osborne and Ken Macomber; pf. and
ukulele acc. © June 28, 1928; 2 ¢.
June 27: E 694833; Jack Mills, inc.,
New York. 14534
Heel beat; from Hold everything,
words and melody by B. G. De
Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray Hender-
son. ©1c. July 24, 1928; BE 695635 ;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 14535
Heil Europa; marsch u. hymne, worte
von O. Herzog, musik von H. Kipp,
of Germany; pf. Bremen, Musik-
verlag Wilhelm Janssen. © Aug.
25, 19273) iG Ree ae edie) ka
692917; Heinrich Kipp and Otto
Herzog, Bremen, Germany. 14536
Heimkehr; verse von Richard Stecher,
musik von Jugo Jiingst, of Germany,
Op. 87, ‘STD; NO.” SOM toy ae. eben 1.
biisse—2. Gemischtechor. © Dec.
10,1927: 2 c..eaehiwine ds) 228 =
E 692737, 692738; Otto Forberg,
Leipzig. 14537, 14538
766
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
Hello, California ;
Stimmel, music by Galla-Rini. ©
1 e. Apr. 27, 1928; E 6910389; Harry
C. Stimmel and Galla-Rini, Ridge-
weir ty; b. N.. d, 14539
Herbert Hoover campaign song; words
and melody by EH. G. Stone. ©1«.
July 19, 1928; E 695557; Ella Ger-
trude Stone, Boston. 14540
Here comes the band; by William
Baines; pf. © June 28; 1928; 2 «.
July 2; E 696045; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 14541
Here’s a kiss O Leo for the oleo;
words and music by Malva Jay. ©
1c. July 30, 1928; E 695753 ; Melanie
Frederica Jaeger, New York. 14542
Here’s one who wouldn’t; from Hold
everything, words and melody by
B. G. De Sylva, Lew Brown and
Ray Henderson. © 1 c¢ July 24,
1928; E 695637; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 14543
Hermit’s (The) dream; pastorale ro-
mantique, by P. A. Marquardt;
orch. © June 21, 1928; 2 c. June
22; E 693607; Music buyers corp.,
New York. 14544
Heroes of modesty; march, by H. C.
Miller; band, with solo B flat cornet
conductor. 4to. © July 16, 1928;
2c. July 20; E 695605; Hiram C.
Miller, Parkesburg, Pa. 14545
Hesitating blues; by Wm. C. Handy,
arr. .by Geo. F. Briegel; with pf. acc.
4to. 1. Saxophone quartette. — 2.
Brass quartette. © June 28, 1928;
2c. each July 2; E 696529, 696532;
Alfred & co., New York.
14546, 14547
Heute nacht—eventuell; musikalischer
schwank in 3 akten von Fritz Fried-
mann-Frederich, gesangstexte von
IKurt Schwabach, musik von Walter
Bromme, of Germany; klavieraus-
zug u. partitur von Harry Waldau,
of Germany. © Apr. 17, 1928; 1 «.
June 13; E 692717; Edition Vuvag
verlag u. vertrieb a. g., Berlin.
14548
Hi! hi; galop, by Victor G. Boehnlein.
arr. by A. J. Weidt; ten. banjo solo.
© May 31, 1928; 2 c. June 26: E
694848; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston.
y 14549
Hick (The); by Josef Pasternack;
orch., with pf. or organ conductor.
© June 19, 1928; 2 c. June 20; E
694558; Irving Berlin standard mu-
sic corp., New York.
words by H. C..-
14550 |
14560
-
Hickin (Welton) Three miniature
dances; by W. Hickin, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. 1. Gavotte. [2 others] ©
ADT) 12, 1S28 corr ely June cl s4
692665; Oxford university press,
London. 14551
Hide away; words traditional, music
by F. McCrayy and J. McCravy; pf.
©, 1 ¢e. July 25, 1928; HB 696515;
Frank McCravy and James MecCra-
vy, Laurens, S. C. 14552
Hide me under the shadow of Thy
wings; anthem, by Boris Levenson;
mixed voices, organ ace. 4to. ©
siihy: “ely "19283" "2." e July 26;
695704; H. W. Gray co., New York.
14553
Hide me under the shadow of Thy
wiles; response, words from the
Bible, music by Percy N. Cox; mixed
voices, with organ ace. 4to. ©
July 6, 1928; 2 c. July 6; E 693950;
H. W. Gray ¢o., New York. 14554
Hidest Thou me; duet, words by Nel-
lie E. Smith, music by I. H. Bon-
ham; soy. and alto, with violin
opp. OC Lt & hme *25, 1926-5
693684; Islah Holmes Bonham,
Galesburg, III. 14555
Hindemith (Paul) Acht kanons; ftir
zwei singstimmen mit instrumenten,
von P. Hindemith, of Germany, op.
45, nr. 2. 4to.. Partitur. © July
15) 1928; 1 « July./35;0.ne69r1e9;
B. Schott’s s6hne, Mainz, Germany.
14556
Hindu nautch melody; by R. E. Baj-
pai, of Great Britain, domiciled at
Brooklyn. © 1c. July 28, 1928;
E 695715; Ragini Esther Bajpai,
Brooklyn. 14557
Hippopotamus (The): words and mu-
sic by Harry Carlton, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. ace., with banjulele banjo
and ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech;
in E flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © June 1, 1928; 1 «.
June 6; EH 692874; Lawrence Wright
music co., London. 14558
His coming is near; words by Titus
M. Johnson, music by N. Carlson.
© June 20, 1928; 2 ec. June 28; E
695078; Nathaniel Carlson, Miami,
Fla. 14559
His gift; Christmas service, words by
Edith Sanford Tillotson, and others,
music by I. H. Meredith, and others.
12mo. © Sept. 24, 1927; 2 c. June
18, 1928; aff. June 27; A 1081680;
Tullar-Meredith co., New York.
14560
167
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14561
pt: 111) neste Ze
His sweetes’ song; by George Bagby,
arr. by George J. Trinkaus; orch.
4to. © July 5, 1928; 2 «. July 9;
FE 695276; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 14561
Hit and run away; words and melody
by Lionel Belasco. © 1c. July 2,
1928; EH 693880; J. O. Fisher, New
York. 14562
Hjemme hos mig paa #resundsvej;
tekst og musik af Henry Carlsen,
of Denmark; pf. © June 6, 1928;
1 ce. June 18; E 692679; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 14563
Ho rotto la catena; melody by H.
Rossi. © 1 ce. June 29, 1928; EB
695165; Enrico Rossi, Brooklyn.
14564
Hob teines tzu mein zaden; words by
A. Levitt, music by Umberto Vesci
[i. e. Humbert Vesci] © 1 c. June
25, 1928; E 693712; Abe Leviit,
Brooklyn. 14565
Hobo (The); a tramp episode, by
George J. Trinkaus; orch. © June
25, 1928; 2 ec. June 26; E 693656;
Irving Berlin standard music corp.,
New York. 14566
Hobo (The) song; words and music
by A. Marquis. © 1 ¢. June 27,
1928; E 694949; Alexander Marquis,
Rochester, N. Y. 14567
Holiday march; by Richard Krentzlin,
of Germany, op. 118, no. 1; pf. 4
hands. © July 11, 1928; 2c. July
13; E 696170; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 14568
Holiday march (Hinaus ins freie) ; by
Richard Krentzlin, of Germany, op.
11S; NO. in) Ob. em clu lived eds).
2c July 138; EH 696169; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 14569
Holiday sketches; by Henry Coleman,
of Great Britain. bk. 1, 2. Pf.—bk.
3, 4. 2d pf., ad lib. © May 17, 1928;
1c. each June 21; HE 692661-692664 ;
Oxford university press, London.
14570-14573
Hollow cheeks, I’m there for keeps;
words and melody by J. D. Mathews.
© 1c. July 23, 1928; E 6964382;
Julian Drellingcourt Mathews, Santa
Ana, Calif. 14574
Hollyhocks; by Sarah Coleman Brag-
don: pi, © June 25, 19285 2;.¢.
June, 29; HE 695131; Arthur, «P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 14575
‘Hollywood; words by Emma M. Grau-
mann, melody by J. W. Graumann,
of Germany, domiciled at New York.
© 1c July 17, 1928; H 695480;
John W. Graumann, New York.
14576
Holton (The) march; music by F. M.
Holton. [Melody only] © 1 «
July 31, 1928; E 695737; Ferdinand
Murray Holton, Greensburg, Pa.
14577
Home sweet home; by John Howard
Payne and H. R. Bishop, transcribed
by Lawrence C. Long; orch. 4to.
© July. 10; 1928 : 2). ply.
695360; Joseph H. Agnew, Kansas
City, Mo. 14578
Home sweet home; words by Jack
George, music by R. MHenderly.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
July 11, 1928; E 696152; Russell
Henderly, Cincinnati. 14579
Home to Gower; Welsh song, words
by John Marley, music by Granville
Bantock, of England. © June 9,
1928; 1 c. June 15; EH 692690; Swan
& co. (music publishers) ltd., Lon-
don. 14580
Home to my cabin; text and music
by Paul Bliss; sop., alto and bass,
melody in bass. 4to. © June 19,
1928; 2 c. June 21; EH 6935238; Willis
music ¢co., Cincinnati. 14581
Homeland; words by Oliver Murray
Edwards, music by William Ber-
wald; men’s voices. Syracuse, N. Y.,
Oliver music co. 4to. © June 11,
1928; 2c. July 2; E 695215; Oliver
M. Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y. 14582
Homme (L’) jazz; de M. Dublyn, of
France; orch., avee pf. conducteur.
4to. © Dec. 31, 1926; 1 ec June 2,
1927; E 669033; Editions Arlequin,
Paris. 14583
Homme (L’) jazz; de Palace aux
femmes, paroles de Léo Leliévre, H.
Varna et F. Rouvray, musique de
M. Dublyn, of France. © Dec. 31,
1926; 1 c. June 2, 1927; E 669032;
Editions Arlequin, Paris. 14584
Honey; words and music by Vaughn
De Leath [pseud. of Leonore Geer],
op. 120, no. 1; med. voice. © June
11, 1928; 2 e«. June 27; H 694863;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 14585
Honey (The) bee march; by A.
Shaeffer; 1st and 2d ten. banjo.
© June 22, 1928; 2 «. July 9; HE
696061; Arling Shaeffer, Chicago.
14586
er
768
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
Honey moon waitz; old fashion moon-
light waltz, by D. C. Mawby; mel-
ody, with pf. acc. ©1c. June 21,
1928; E 693525; Dayse Conabee
Mawby, Avon Lake, O. 14587
Honeymoon; words and melody by
A. M. Malbere. © 1 ¢. July 23,
1928; E 696446; Alma M. Malberg,
Rockford, Wash. 14588
Honorable (The) Alfred Smith;
march, words and music by F. Sum-
mers. Brooklyn, Hamilton music
pub. co. © July 5, 1928; 2 ¢ July
10; E 695295; Franklin Summers,
Brooklyn. ~ 14589
Hoo; Republican campaign song,
words and music by C. Condie; pf.
© June 25, 1928; 2.c. June 27; E
695108; Christopher Condie, Wash-
ington. 14590
Hooray for Hoover; words and music
by A. L, Haas. [Photostat] ©1e.
July 16, 1928; E 696262; Alfred Lin-
coln Haas, Des Moines. 14591
Hoover for President ; words composed,
arr., adapted and set to modified
tune of Star-spangled banner, by J.
S. Woods; mixed voices. © 1 «
June 25, 1928 ; E 693706; J. S. Woods
and 8. E. N. Moore, Knoxville, Tenn.
14592
Hoover’s the man; words and music
by W. P. Holloway. © 1 c¢. July
23, 1928; E 696457; W. P. Holloway.
Ft. Worth, Tex. 14593
Hoover (The) song; words and music
by C. J. Robison. [Words and meli-
ody only] ©1e. July 12, 1928: B
695401; Carson J. Robison, New
York. 14594
Hop on your toes; words by Laddie
Cliff and Desmond Carter, music by
Hal Brody, of. England; in G.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
June 4, 1928; 1¢. June 15; E 692594 ;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., Lon-
don. 14595
Horsefeathers; words and music by M.
Corn pi.oniO* fe! July 12,:1928 |
695419; Matthew Gold, Bayonne,
NG. J. 14596
Houston blues; words by L. Corti-
miglia, music by Babe Fritsch. ©
1c. July 3, 1928; E 693918: Lee
Cortimiglia, Houston. 14597
Houston bound; words and melody by
Elzadie Robinson. © 1c. June 21.
1928; H 693553 ;, Chicago music pub.
co., inc.. Chicago. 14598
x 14608
Hoya lett a notas kedvem? ... verse
és zenéje Nador Joéska [and] Radio
esardas; verse Szivay Zoltan, zenéje
Nador Jéska, of Hungary. © Feb.
10, 1927; 1 c. Apr. 2, 1928 ; E 689480 ;
Nador Kalman, Budapest, Hungary.
14599
How brief: was the moment I held her ;
Russian poem by A. Fet, tr. from the
German of E. Esbeer by George
Mead, jr., music by A. Arensky,
arr. by Channing Lefebvre; male
voices. 4to. © June 19, 1928; 2 c.
June 20; E 694552; G. Ricordi & Co.,
inc., New York. 14600
How could you; words by Ruth Ryan,
music by Ray Eberle and Howard
Hall. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. June 12, 1928; E 694762; Ray
Eberle, New York. 14601
How little I knew; words by G. C.
Roberts, music by J. E. Barkworth,
of Great Britain. [London], Mac-
Donagh, Capdeville & co., ltd.
June 1, 1928; 1c. June 23; E 692796;
John EK. Barkworth, Cambridge, Eng-
land. 14602
How long wilt thou forget me, O Lord;
text from the Bible, music by Leon
Abbott Hoffmeister; high voice. ©
July 5, 1928; 2 c. July 17; E 695516;
R. L. Huntzinger, inc., New York.
14603
How much is a lot; fox trot song,
words and music by two Black sis-
ters [i. e. Mildred Black and Lillian.
Flahavan] [Photostat] ©1c. June
18, 1928; E 694509; Mildred E.
Black, Cleveland. 14604
Hue and ery; by Max Irwin, of Great
Britain; orch. 4to. © May 16,
1928; 1 c. June 2; E 692864; Chap-
pell & co., Itd., London. 14605
Hula; words by Gail B. Gideon, music
by Kenneth Gideon and G. B.
Gideon; pf. and ukulele ace. © 1 «.
July 2, 1928; E 693907; Kenneth
Gideon and Gail B. Gideon, Seattle.
14606
Hulaj Kaska (Dancing Katie) ; polka,
by L. Witkowski; violin. © 1 «.
July 2, 1928; E 693887; Leon Wit-
kowski, New York. 14607
Humble prayer; anthem, words and
music by Harriet Carter Renner,
arr. by Friedrich Janssen. © June
20, 1928; 2 ¢ June 21; E 694685;
Windwor music pub. co., Cleveland.
14608
769
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14609
Humming blues; words and melody by
Elzadie Robinson; © 1 ce. June 21,
1928; E 693559; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 14609
Humoresque négre; by Homer Grunn;
pf. © June 22, 1928; 2c. June 28;
HK 695038; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York, 14610
Hundred (A) years from now; fox
trot, words and music by Sid Sil-
vers and Phil Baker, arr. by Frank
Skinner; orch. 4to. © May 3, 1928;
2 e. June 29; E 695069; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., New York. 14611
Hunting season; words by Oliver Mur-
ray Edwards, music by William Ber-
wald; high voice. Syracuse, N. Y.,
Oliver music co. © June 6, 1928;
2c. July 2; E 695222; Oliver M. Ed-
wards, Syracuse, N. Y. 14612
Huntsmen (The); words by ‘Walter
de la Mare, music by Victor Hely
Hutchinson, of Great Britain. ©
Mar. 8, 1928; 1 c. June 21; H 692644;
Oxford university press, London.
14613
Hutcheson (Hrnest) March; 2 pf.
and orch. of string. © May 9, 1928;
2c. June 20; E 694614; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 14614
Hymn (The) of love; or, Love over
death is triumphant; words and mu-
sic by J. O. C, Booth, of Australia.
© 1 ¢. Dee: 14, 1927; E 697202;
Joseph Oladiah Cowper Booth,
Kerang, Victoria, Australia. 14615
Hymn to the sun; from Le coq d’or,
by Rimsky-Korsakoff, arr. by Ed-
win Arthur Kraft; organ. © June
22, 1928; 2 c. June 22; E 694679;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 14616
Hymn to Wisconsin; words and music
by J. Krause. © June 19, 1928; 2c.
June 21; E 694786; John Krause,
Madison, Wis. 14617
Hymns of devotion; compiled and ed.
by Harriet Thrift. 8vo. San Jose,
Calif., Christian assembly. 1928.
8vo. © May 25, 1928; 2 c. and aff.
June 14; A 1082017; Society of
practical Christianity, San José,
Calif., inc., San José, Calif. 14618
I ain’t got nobody; words by Roger
Graham, music by Spencer Williams.
© June 20, 1928; 2 c. June 19; FE
693463 ; Triangle music pub. ¢o., inc.,
New York. 14619
pti TEE he Sy 8
I ain’t got nothin’ for nobody but you:
words by Billie Dale, music by
Billie Dale and Bob. Ricketts.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ec.
June 28, 1928; EH 695194; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 14620
I am sailing back to dreamland;
waltz ballad, words by J. Wind, jr.,
music by Lillian W. Williams. New
York, Frank Harding. © June 14,
1928; 2 c. June 21; E 693591; Julius
Wind, jr., St. Louis. 14621
am trusting Thee; words by Francis
HK. Havergal, music by N. Carlson.
© June 20, 1928; 2 c. June 28; BE
695086; Nathaniel Carlson, Miami,
Fla. 14622
=
I can see it in your eves; words by EH.
Sitler, music by R. H. Brennen.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
July 21, 1928; E 695591; Estella Sit-
ler and Robt. H. Brennen, New York.
: 14623
I can’t forget you sweetheart; words
and music by Bob. Wilkins fi. e.
R. N.. Wilkins] © .1,:ce., July, 26,
1928; H 695673; Robert Nichols
Wilkins, Brooklyn. 14624
I can’t get along; lyrics by W. H:
Stein, music by Donald Heywood ;
pf. ©l1e. July 9, 1928; E 695301;
Music corp. of America, New York.
14625
I can’t lose with the stuff I use; words
and melody by H. Strathdene Par-
ham. 1/ ce. Sune 2i 19283 EB
693536 ; Chicago music pub. ¢o., inc.,
Chicago. 14626
I cried when I looked at your picture
today; words and melody by A.
Stephenson. © ic. June 28, 1928;
KH 693751; Anthony Stephenson,
Johnstown, Pa. 14627
I’d rather be on the inside looking
out; words and musie by C. C. Mou-
rer. 8vo. © June 25, 1928; 2 ec.
July 7; E 696048; Charles C.
Mourer, Cincinnati. 14628
I’d trade my air castles; words by T.
J. McWilliams, melody by Sunny
Clapp!) © «4: 7aulpnb, 2926s) B
695244; United pub. co., New York.
14629
I did not marry that corpse; words by
C. J. Carlson, music by David Reed.
© 1e. July 12, 1928; E 695409;
C. J. Carlson, San Franciseo. 14630
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
I don’t care; polka, by Guido Deiro;
accordion. © June 27, 1928; 2 e.
June 29; E 695139; B. . Quattro-
ciocche, Steubenville, O. 14631
I found paradise in a pair of blue
eyes; words by J. S. Hawkins, mu-
sie by Larry E. Goffin. [Words and
melody only] ©1l1ce. July 26, 1928;
E 695681; John S. Hawkins, San
Pedro, Calif. 14632
I have a paradise; words by R. N. H.
HatsH, music by 7.) J. scull. ©
June 30, 1928; 2c. July 3; EH 695344;
Richard Nathaniel Herbert Harsh,
Nashville. 14633
I hear dem bells; words and music by
A. Jenkins, music arr. by Irene
Spain. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 3, 1928; BH 693929: An-
drew Jenkins, New York. 14634
I kissed you yesterday; words by
Irene Alexander, music by M. H.
Daniel. © June 29, 1928; 2 ¢. July
3;.E 696186; Mary Holmes Daniel,
Los Angeles. 14635
I know what it means; words and
music by F. Warren; pf. and ukulele
mee. ©) wily 12,1928: 2c. July 10:
E 695290; Flora Warren, Philadel-
phia. 14636
I know why; words and music by
ei welauser: pi. C1 c. July, 9,
1928; EH 695303; Carl L. Hauser,
Charlotte, N. C. 14637
Tll always keep you on my mind;
words and melody by C. Payton,
arr. by Robert H. Cloud. © 1 e.
June 30, 1928; E 693822; Curtis
Payton, New York. 14638
I'll be waiting for you on the golden
stair; words by R. N. H. Harsh, mu-
sic by J. J. Scull. © June 30, 1928;
2 e. July 11; E 695349; Richard
Nathaniel Herbert Harsh, Nashville.
14639
Ili find a bit of heaven, back in my
dear old home; words and music by
M. Anderson. ©1c. July 19, 1928;
EH 695567; Marie Anderson, Lincoln,
Neb. 14640
Ill meet you in Chicago; words by
Charlie Harrison, music by Fred
Rose, arr. by Carleton L. Colby; pf.
and ukulele acc. © July 11, 1928;
2c. July 14; E 695430; Ted Browne
music ¢o., inc., Chicago. 14641
I'll see to it; words by Desmond Car-
ter, music by Hal Brody, of Eng-
= ©
14654
land; in CG. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © June 4, 1928; 1 e.
June 15; E 692595; Francis, Day &
Hunter, ltd., London. 14642
I'll sing thee songs of Araby; 3-part
choral, lyric by W. G. Wills, music
by Frederic Clay, arr. by Christo-
pher O’Hare; sop., alto and bar.
4to. © July 20, 1928; 2 ¢. July 21;
E 696479; Kay and Kay music pub.
corp., New York. 14643
Vil wait for’ vou; waltz, words and
music by Augusta Strube. © 1 ¢.
June 25, 1928; E 693705; Augusta
Dill, Baltimore. 14644
I looked for God and I found Him;
verse by Genevieve Lawless, music
by Charles Gilbert Spross ; low voice.
© June 15, 1928; 2 c. June 18; EB
694526; John Church co., Cincinnati.
14645
I. love all women; words and music
by K. K. Nichols. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e July 9, 1928; BE
696090; Kenneth K. Nichols, New
York. 14646
I love my neighbor; words and mel-
ody by I. Berlin. © 1.c. July 27,
1928; E 6965538; Irving Berlin inc.,
New York. 14647
I love the moon; words and musie by
Paul A. Rubens, arr. by Clarence
Lucas, of Great Britain. New York,
Chappell-Harms, ine. 4to. 1. 3 fe-
male voices.—2. Duet for 2-pt. song;
treble voices.—3. 4 mixed voices.—4.
4 male voices. © June 6, 1928; 1 ¢.
June 7; EH 692854692857 ; Chappell
& co., Itd., London. 14648-14651
I love to be ’neath the old apple tree
where your name is carved with
mine; lyrics and music by B. G. De
Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray Hender-
son; pf. and ukulele acc. © July
19, 1928; 2 c. July 20; E 696317;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 14652
I love to dunk a hunk of sponge cake;
words and music by Clarence Gas-
kill; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by W.
C. Lindemann. © June 26, 1928;
2c. June 27; E 694888; Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
14653
I love you; words by L. B. Harford,
music by Elizabeth G._ Black.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
July 16, 1928; E 696250; Laura B.
Harford, Yakima, Wash. 14654
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14655
pt. 1S Ss: Wes:
I love you and I adore you; from Cho-
pin, words by Harry B. Smith, music
by Carl Hajos. © July 11, 1928;
2 c. July 18;.;E 696213; Shubert
theatre corp., New York, 14655
I love you dearly, indeed I do; words
and music by M. Anderson. © 1 «¢.
July 19, 1928; E 695566; Marie An-
derson, Lincoln, Neb. 14656
I loved you then, as I love you now;
words by Ballard Macdonald, music
by Wm. Axt and David Mendoza.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ..
July 27, 1928; E 696551; Irving Ber-
lin inc., New York. 14657
I’m a ding dong daddy ; fox trot, words
and music by Phil Baxter. © June
29, 1928; 2c. July 2; E 695440; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 14658
I’m a ding dong daddy ; fox trot, words
and music by Phil Baxter, organ arr.
by Walter C. Simon; pf. or organ.
© July 7, 1928; 2 c« July 9: E
695443 ; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
14659
I’m always dreaming of you; words
and melody by J. E. Bowron. ©1..
July 18, 1928; E 695562; John H.
Bowron, Norwood, Mass. 14660
I’m always wishing; fox trot, words
and music by C. J. Morgan. © July
21, 1928; 2 ¢. July 24; E 696464;
Charles J. Morgan, Dorchester, Mass.
14661
I’m blue, nothing to do; or, Since you
went away, words and music by Z.
Insall. © 1 e@« July 30, 1928; BE
696619; Zilpha Insall, El Paso.
14662
I’m coming back to you; words and
music by J. E. Gaskell. © 1 «
June 29, 1928; E 695158; John Ed-
win Gaskell, Houston. 14663
I’m coming home, Mavourneen; Irish
medley song, words and music by J.
P. Carney, of Ireland, domiciled at
New York. © 1c. July 10, 1928;
E 695324; Joseph Patrick Carney,
New York. 14664
I’m flying high; words and melody by
Abner Silver, Jack Le Soir and Ray
Moll yO). ch Gn Julyyet0e sv928 <i B
695299; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 14665
I’m flying home; fox trot, words and
music by F. BE. Maisel. [Words and
melody only] © 1 ce. June 25, 1928;
E 693709 ; Fred E. Maisel, New York.
14666 |
I’m goin’ back to the little ol’ shack ;
words and music by B. Chase.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ec.
July 18, 1928; E 696311; Bernard
Chase, Brooklyn. 14667
I’m going back to Colorado; words and.
music by B. A. Berrian. [Photo-.
stat] © 1 e June 29, 1928; E.
695154; Bertha Archer’ Berrian,
Evergreen, Col. 14668:
I’m going back to my home sweet
home; fox-trot, words and music by
Rob. Currie, of Great Britain; pf.
acc., with banjulele banjo and uku-.
lele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in E
flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © July 10, 1928; 1 « July
12; E 697151; Lawrence Wright
14669:
I'm gold-digging’ Gertie; words and
melody by J. Barry. © 1c. July
20, 1928 ; E 696327; Jean Barry, New
York. 14670:
I’m gonna be happy; words and music
by Carl and Frank Emler. © 1 ec.
June 25, 1928; E 694754; Frank W.
Emler, San Francisco. 14671.
I’m in love with someone; words and
melody by G. W. Gilman. © 1 ©¢.
June 26, 1928; E 693692; George W.
Gilman, Newark, N. J. 14672
I’m just a poor little thing; words by
Pauline Saxon, music by K. K.
Nichols. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 9, 1928; E 696091; Ken-
music co., London.
neth K. Nichols, New York. 14673.
I’m just breezin’ along; words and
music by C. L. Hauser; pf. © 1 c.
June 16, 1928; E 696255; Carl Lewis
Hauser, Asheville, N. C. 14674
I'm living in the country still; words.
and music by R. Henderly. [Words
and melody only] © 1. July 11,
1928; E 696151; Russell Henderly,
Cincinnati. 14675
I’m looking for that rose I am going, to
find some day; words by R. Bratton,
music by Robert Brown; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by Thomas. © 1c.
July 138, 1928; E 696200; Robert
Bratton, Trenton, N. J. 14676
I’m on the crest of a wave; from the
9th ed. of George White’s scandals;
words and music by B. G. DeSylva,
Lew Brown and Ray Henderson ; pf.
acc., with ukulele arr. by Joseph M.
Weiss. © June 21, 1928; 2 c. June
22; EK 694670; DeSylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 14677
772 ys
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
14699
~
I’m sighin’ just dyin’ to see you; words
and music by I. Temple. © 1 ©.
July 19, 1928; HE 695553 ; Iris Temple,
Kansas City, Mo. 14678
I’m single and happy; fox-trot, words
by P. Martorano, music by Frank
Martin. © 1c. June 26,-1928; H
694974; Peter Martorano, Garfield,
h ae 14679
I’m tired of being a fool; words and
music by Vincent Shannon, Anna
Hannay and Cliff Cole; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by Thos. DeKnight. ©
July 7, 1928; 2c. July 12; E 695365 ;
Shannon & Cole music co., Jersey
City. 14680
Im walking between the raindrops;
words by Billy Rose, music by Fred
Fisher. © May 16, 1928;.2 ¢. July
9; E 695518; DeSylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 14681
I’m wild about a baseball game; words
and music by L. Wolfe Gilbert and
Abel Baer. [Words and melody
only] ©1lc. July 7, 1928; E 695470;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 14682
I met you in a dream; ballad, words
and music by Mark Beam. © June
26, 1928; 2 c.. July 2; HE 693958;
Frank Harding, New York. 14683
I need a pal; waltz, words by L. HE.
Albright, music by Rob’t H. Brennen.
New York, Frank Harding. © June
14.1928; 2 e June 21; EH 693588;
Lawrence EH. Albright, Greensburg,
- 14684
I need someone to love; words and
music by J. Hallenback. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 19,
1928 ; E 693499 ; Janette Hallenback,
Philadelphia. 14685
I never care; words and music by J. F.
Goodrich. [Words and melody only]
© 1c July 17, 1928; E 695483;
James Frank Goodrich, Pittsfield,
Mass. 14686
I never dreamed I’d dream of you;
words and melody by R. Cooke. ©
1c. July 16, 1928; E 696260; Ralph
Cooke, Belmar, N. J. 14687
I never dreamt; from Will-o-the-whis-
pers, lyric by Donovan Parsons,
music by Vivian Hllis, of England;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by Charles
Hanley; in F. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Apr. 26, 1928; 1 ec.
Apr. 26; E 692552; Campbell, Con-
nelly & co., London. 14688
I once had a father and a mother;
words and music by Arthur Caesar.
©1c. June 26, 1928; E 694913 ; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 14689
I promise: words by Walter Hirsch,
music by Monte Wilhite, arr. by
Carleton L. Colby; pf. and ukulele
ace. © July 11, 1928; 2c. July 14;
EH 695429; Ted Browne music ©Co.,
inec., Chicago. 14690
I saw three ships; carol, by Hugh A.
Mackinnon ; mixed voices, organ ace.
4to. © July 31, 1928; 2c. July 28;
E 695702; H. W. Gray co., New York.
14691
I shall never see you again; waltz,
music by George W. Larazay, arr.
by Luis Salvado, of Spain; orch.,
with pf. conductor. Editions Cos-
tallat. 4to. © June 20, 1928; 1.
July 3; E 697118; Lucien de Lacour,
Paris. 14692
I shall some day; words and music
by P. G. Shinar, of Greece, domi-
ciled at Portiand, Or. © 1c. July
16, 1928; E 695498; Peggy George
Shinar, Portland, Or. 14693
I sing of a maiden; carol, music by
Hugh A. Mackinnon; mixed voices;
organ acc. 4to. © July 138, 1928:
2c July 14; E 695420; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 14694
I still belong to you; words and music
by Sam Coslow, pf. arr. by Charles
Maxwell Smith, with ukulele arr.
by May Singhi Breen. © June 18,
1928; 2 c. June 21; E 693524; Spier
& Coslow, inc., New York. 14695
think of what you used to think of
me; fox trot, words and music by
Roy Turk, James F. Hanley and Abe
Lyman, arr. by Joseph Nussbaum;
orch. 4to. © May 11, 1928; 2 «.
June 29; E 695070; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 14696
think of you; words and melody by
A. P. Stein. © 1.¢. July 26, 1928;
E 695678; Albert P. Stein, Chicago.
14697
I think of you; words and music by
H. H. Dickey; violin and pf. ©1e.
July 13, 1928; E 696201 ; Hattie Huf-
fington Dickey, McGehee, Ark.
14698
I think so much of you; words by
Benny Davis, music by Max Kort-
lander and Pete Wendling, arr. by
Rube Bennett; pf. and ukulele acc.
© June 26, 1928; 2 ce. June 28; E
695056 ; Milton Weil music co., Chi-
cago. 14699
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14700
I tore up your picture when you said
good-bye; waltz, words and music
by Dolly Morse and Andrew Don-
nelly, arr. by Frank HE. Barry ; orch.
ALO. (C) uly del TGS 372 e. nly
I} 695452; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
14700
I tore up your picture when you said
good-bye; waltz, words and music
by Dolly Morse and Andrew Don-
' nelly, organ arr. by Walter C. Si-
mon; pf. or organ. © July 7, 1928;
2c. July 9; E 695445; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 14701
I’ve always loved you Sally; words
and music by N. Roberts. © 1 «.
July 5, 1928; HE 695245; Norman
Roberts, West Orange, N. J.
14702
I've found just my kind of a girl; fox
trot, words and music by O. J. Fer-
guson. 1c June 28, 1928; E
693852; Olonzo James Ferguson, De-
eatur, Il. :
I’ve found the right baby for me;
words by Perry Alexander, melody
by Woody Frisino [pseud. of W.
Frisino] and Babe Fritsch. © 1 ¢.
July 12, 1928; E 695396; Warren
Frisino, Gardenville, Md. 14704
I’ve had to-day; words from an old
Mongolian poem, music by M. H.
Daniel. © June 29, 1928; 2 « July
3; E 696188; Mary Holmes Daniel,
Los Angeles. 14705.
I’ve told everyone; words and music
by Ted Yates [i e. G. T. Yates]
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
‘July 11, 1928; E 696165; George Ted
Yates, New York. 14706
I want Jesus to walk with me; words
and melody by J. Roy Terry. ©l1c.
June 21, 1928; E 693528; Chicago
music pub. co., ine., Chicago. 14707
I want you; words and music by C. K.
Harris. © July 5, 1928; 2 c. July
17; E 695462; Charles K. Harris,
New York. 14708
I want you all to myself; words and
music by L. Craddock. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 23, 1928;
E 696489; Louis Craddock, New
York. 14709
I went out a-walking; words and music
by T. L. Powers; sop. and alto.
4to. © June 19, 1928; 2c. June 21;
E 693515; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati.
14703 |
14710 |
pt. 14, BSS ¥. 238
I will lift up mine eyes to the hills;
sacred duet, words from the Bible,
music by F. Flaxington Harker, arr.
by J. Lamont Galbraith; sop. and
alto. © July 9, 1928; 2c. July 9;
EX 696056; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 14711
I will never forget you; valse, words
and melody by P. J. Sarantis. ©1e.
June 26, 1928; E 694915; Peter J.
Sarantis, New York. 14712
I wish I were happy as when you were
here; words and melody by H. M.
Bond. © 1 ¢ June 26, 1928; HE
694908 ; Helen Merrick Bond, Coral
Gables, Fla. 14713
I wonder why; words and music by
F.C. Perkins. © 1c. July 16, 1928;
EK 696256; Faye Carr Perkins, Le-
banon, Ind. ; 14714
I wonder why; words and music by
W. J. Van Diver and H..Irwin. ©
‘1 ec. June 28, 1928; H 694748; Wil-
liam J. Van Diver and Herbert Ir-
win, Detroit. 14715
I would make a song for you; words
by M. W. Cannan, music by J. EH.
Barkworth, of Great Britain. [Lon-
don], MacDonagh, Capdeville & co.,
Itd. © June 1, 1928; 1c. June 23;
E 692788; John EH. Barkworth, Cam-
bridge, England. 14716
Ice cream; words and music by J.
Madden, arr. by W. K. Whiting. ©
July TA 192 eG. ena ae
695463; John Madden, Charlestown,
Mass. 14717
Ich weiss ein fass in einem tiefen
keller; text von Friedrich Schwarz,
musik von Eduard May, of Germany,
arr. von Leopold Weninger, of Aus-
tria; orch., mit pf. direction u. vio-
line 1 direction. 4to. © May 26,
1928; 1 c« June 11; E 689316; Mu-
sikverlag City, Leipzig. 14718
Ich zank mich mit meiner frau-nie;
foxtrott, quickstep charleston, text
von Kurt Schwabach, musik von
Will Meisel, arr. von Franz Stolzen-
wald, both of Germany; orch. mit
violine obligat u. violine 1 direktion.
4to. © Mar. 15, 1928; 1 c. June 13;
EK 692752; Edition Meisel & co.,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 14719
If I can forget; waltz, words and
music by R. Cooke; pf. ©1c. July
30, 1928; E 696620; Ralph Cooke,
Belmar, N. J. 14720
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no. 7, 1928
If I could; words and music by HE.
Green. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 26, 1928; BE. 693697;
Estella Green, Pittsburg. Calif.
14721
If I had you back I'd be true; lyric
and music by C. L. Hauser, jr.; pf.
©1c. July 7, 1928; BE 695545; Carl
Lewis Hauser, jr., Charlotte, N. C.
14722
If I had you to love; words and music
by J. Noble; pf. and ukulele ace.
© July 25, 1928; 2 ¢c. July 28; BH
695693 ; John Noble, Honolulu.
14723
If music be the food of love; part
song, words by Shakespeare, music
by Allien K. Blackall, of Great
Britain; mixed voices; in G. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
(Cty, 10. 1998-4 \¢. July 12; Bh
697236; Edwin Ashdown, Itd., Lon-
don. 14724
If only I had you back again; words
by Frank Champa, music by Hugene
Platzman. © July 3, 1928; 2c. July
3; E 695341; Champa pub. co., Old
Forge, Pa. 14725
If we’re not pals any more; words and
music by K. Coe, of Canada; steel
guit. ©l1« July 30, 1928; E 695759;
Ken Coe, Medicine Hat, Alberta,
Canada. 14726
If you love me; words and music by
Marlin Grace [pseud. of G. F. Black]
© 1c. July 23, 1928; H 696426;
Grace F. Black, New York. 14727
Il était trois garcons charmants;
légende, poésie de Victor Mar-
gueritte, musique d’Henry Février, of
France. © June 5, 1928; 1 ce. June
28; E 697012; HE. Gallet and son,
Paris. 14728
Illinois, [inois; land of pretty girls
and handsome boys, fox trot, words
and music by Louis W. Chobar: pf.
and ukulele acc. © June 26, 1928;
2c. July 2; E 693939; Frank Hard-
ing, New York. 14729
Tlona; langsamer slow-fox, neuer text
von Richard Rillo, musik von Will
Meisel, arr. von Franz Stolzenwald,
both of Germany; orch. mit violine
obligat u. violine 1 direktion. 4to.
© Feb. 13, 1928: 1 c. June 18; B
692755 ; Edition Meisel & co., G. m.
b. H., Berlin. 14730
14740
-
Im mdarchenschloss; intermezzo, von
Hans Anzer, of Germany, op. 48; pf.
©)i.Mar, 10: 1928. 7 ¢c., June 13;
EH 692760; St. A. -Braun-Peretti,
Bonn/Rh., Germany. 14731
Immanuel; Christmas cantata, text
selected and music composed by
Norwood Dale; soli and chorus, with
organ acc. Vocal sc. 4to. © July
26, 1928; .2 c.. July 28; E 696585;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
14732
Imperial Edward; military march, by
John Philip Sousa, transcribed by
Ralph Colicchio; ten. banjo, with pf.
ace; ; © July 23, .1928;,.2 ¢., July 24;
E 695616; Irving Berlin standard
music corp., New York. 14733
Impromptu in do magg.; di Francesco
Santoliquido, of Italy; pf. © Aug.
611928 3:1 sex July 20>) .697207 :
A. Forlivesi & c, Florence, Italy.
4 14734
In a bamboo garden; words and music
by Walter Donaldson; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © May 28, 1928; 2 ¢c. June
2, 1928; E 693505; Donaldson-
Douglas & Gumble, inc., New York..,
14735
words and
©1lce. July 25,
Bernard Chase,
14736
In a garden; verse by Vivian Ellis,
music by Philip Dalmas. © June 6,
1928; 2c. June 28; EH 693725 ; Sophie
Dalmas, Wellfleet, Mass. 14737
In a bungalow for 2:
melody by B. Chase.
1928; E 696511;
Brooklyn.
In a garden (Bs cany) ; waltz, words
by Minnie B. Hahn, music by J. J.
Macek, of Czecho-Slovakia, domiciled
at New York, op. 104. © June 20,
1928; 2c. June 22; E 693611; Jakub
J. Macek, New York. 14738
In_a little love nest way up on the hill;
by Johnny Tucker, Joe Schuster and
John Siras, scored by George J.
Trinkaus; band-orch., with solo B
flat cornet conductor; in F. 4to.
July 21, 1928; 2c. July 25; E 696463 ;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
14739
In a little love nest way up on the
hill; fox trot, words and music by
Joe Schuster, Johnny Tucker and
John Siras, arr. by Cecil Downs;
orch. 4to. © July 5, 1928; 2c. July
9; E 695275; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 14740
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14741
pt. 1, BESS yee
In a little love-nest way up on the
hill; words and music by Johnny
Tucker, Joe Schuster and John Siras,
arr. by George J. Trinkaus; orch.;
in F. 4to. © June 24, 1928; 2 ce
June 29; EH 6953837; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 14741
In a little love-nest way up on the
bill; words by Johnny Tucker, music
by Joe Schuster and John Siras; pf.
and ukulele acc. © June 6, 1928;
2c. June 11; EH 659441; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 14742:
In a swing [and] My little automobile ;
by Minnie Coons Freeman; pf.
PUly One) AAS es? Zi rene saya Se eh)
696219; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
14743
In an old fashioned garden; words
and music by F. Chevis, arr. by
Arthur Fiske. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. June 18, 1928; E
694523; Fenelon F. Chevis, San
Francisco. 14744
In answer; words and music by Caro-
line Elizabeth Stewart. ©1e. July
3, 1928; E 693934; Caroline KE.
Stewart, Chevy Chase, Md. 14745
In Dutch; words by Malcolm McComb,
music by William C. K. Irwin.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
July 25, 1928; E 696519; May Irwin,
New, York. 14746
In exitu Israel; by B. Harwood, of
England, op. 46; organ. London,
Novello & co., ltd. obl. 4to. ©
aly 30; LOZ et Can ahs woos ey
697280; Basil Harwood, Bristol,
Hngland. 14747
In forest green; by Florence A. Good-
rich; pf. © June 28, 1928; 2 e.
July 2; HE 696044; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 14748
In Glasgow; lyric by L. Wolfe Gilbert,
music by Fred Phillips. [Words and
melody only] © 1. June 28, 1928;
EF 695193; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
14749
In honour of the city; from a poem
by William Dunbar, set to music by
George Dyson, of Great Britain;
cho. of mixed voices. 4to. © Apr.
5, 1928; 1 c« June 21; BH 692617;
Oxford university press, London.
14750
art Kentucky; words and music by
A. SS.) Watkins... Ol Cudialive 71928 :
E 695260; Anne Spencer Watkins,
New York. 14751
In love with you; words and music
by R.' Kirby... ©,,1,"€) duly, 97 1928-
EK 696086; Roderick Kirby, New
York. 14752
In melancholy moment (V_ trudné
dobé) ; polka, arr. by Karl Echtner.
Ato. 1. Band.—2. Orch. © June 20,
1928; 2 c. each June 26; H 693661,
693662; Vitak-Hlsnic co., Chicago.
14753, 14754
In my dreams; words by Stephen
Zakey, music by C. H. Jennings, jr.
©. 1 @° July -7, 1928 768385 ;
Charles H. ge = jr: Pittsbureh.
14755
In my garden of dreams; words by
F. EK. Reber, melody by Phil Starr.
© 1c July 11. 1928; EH 696139;
Firl EH. Reber, McKee’s Rocks, Pa.
14756
In my zit ak heme garden: words
and music by F.: C. Cheever. ©
June 23, 1928; 2 ¢«. June 25; EH
694740; Frank Chester Cheever, St.
Louis. 14757
In my heart; words and music by
C. El’ Harveys “pi! *©* ey June ’2,
1928; E 693903; Clarence Edwin
Harvey, Buhl, Id. 14758
In my remembrance of you; words
and music by M. Caleo. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. June 21.
1928; E 694707; Mickey Caleo.
Utica, N. Y. 14759
In my wedding gown; melody by J.
Abel and Bob Shurr [pseud. of L.
Shurr] © 1c May 21, 1928; E
691762; Jack Abel and Leopold
Shurr, Brooklyn. 14760
In oid Vienna; words by Edgar Leslie,
music by Horatio Nicholls, [pseud.
of Lawrence Wright], of Great Brit-
ain; pf. acc., with banjulele banjo
and ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech;
in EF, with harmonised refrain for
male or female voices. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © June 6,
1928; 1 ec. June 9; E 692853; Law-
rence Wright music co., London.
14761
In our cottage by the sea; words and
music by J. W. Burns. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 30, 1928:
E 695730; Joseph W. Burns, New
York. 14762
In our honeymoon cottage; words and
music by Jack Lumsdaine, of Aus-
tralia. © Apr. 19, 1928; 1 c June
176
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
14785
-
27; HE 692818; Allan & co., proprie-
tary 1td., Melbourne, Australia.
14763
In that dear little home at the end
‘of memory’s lane; lyrics by Charles
McKinley, music by G. V. Rymal.
[Words and melody only] -© 1 «.
July 24, 1928; EH 6956438; Grant V.
Rymal, Los Angeles. 14764
In that kingdom over there; words by
Perry Alexander, music by Woody
Frisino jpseud. of W.. Frisino]
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
July 12, 1928; E 695397; . Warren
Frisino, Gardenville, Md. 14765
In that sunny honey comb of mine;
words by Mitchell Parish, music by
rea Cayi.” © June 23, T928: 2 c.
June 27; EB 694835; Jack Mills, inc.,
New York. 14766
In the bright moonlight; melody by
L. C. Hitzen. ©1c¢. June 27, 1928;
E 694954; Louis C. Hitzen, New
York. 14767
In the city; by Gail Ridgway Brown;
violin, open strings, with pf. ace.
1. On the way to school. [5 others]
@i June 28, 1928; 2 c. July.:23) E
696036; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 14768
In the country; by Gail Ridgway
Brown; violin, 1st and 2nd fingers,
with pf. acc. 1. Song of the hunter.
[5 others] © June 28, 1928; 2 «.
July 2; E 696037; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 14769
In the country; 10 pieces by Dorothy
Maxwell. of Great Britain; pf.
July 2, 1928; 1c. July 6; E 692976;
Banks & son, York, England. 14770
In the cross of Christ I glory; hymn-
anthem, music by John Winter
Thompson ; mixed voices, with organ
AGess to... te) Apr; 12, 19285 2. ¢.
June 20; E 694574; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 14771
In the crowd; words and music by
Jean Stor [pseud. of W. A. Morgan]
[Words and melody only] ie £ ¢.
June 27, 1928; E 694959; W.
Morgan, New York.
In the evening; symphonic pastorale,
by James F. Hanley and Eddie Dowl-
ing, arr. by Arthur Lange; orch.,
with pf. or organ ace. © May 2,
1928; 2 ec. June 29; E 695071; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
14773
In the garden; by C. Austin Miles,
transcribed by Clarence Kohlmann;
pf. © June 21, 1928; 2 c. June 25;
HE 693653; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia. 14774
In the heather; by Rubin Goldmark;:
pf. ©, May. 23,.1928 ;'2 c. June 20;
E 694928; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 14775
In the land of love; words and melody
by A. Gjesdahl, of Canada, domi-
ciled at Vancouver, Wash. © 1 ec.
July 12, 1928; EH 695389; Andrew
Gjesdahl, Vancouver, Wash. 14776
In the shadows; fox trot, words by
KE. Ray Goetz, music by Herman
Hinck, arr. by Arthur Lange; orch.
4tOr ©) uly as 1928-2" er uly, G.;
EH 693951; Edward B. Marks music
co., New York. 14177
In the valley where the Sacandaga
flows; words and music’ Dy * Jk:
Groves, arr. by James Rice; in C.
© July 18, 1928; 2 « July 21; E
696349; John Rankin Groves, AL
bany. 14778
In toyland; by Frederick A. Williams ;
pf. © June 18, 1928; 2 c. June 20;
EK 694550; Theodore Presser co.,
Philade!phia. 14779
In tuttu l’ore; mazurka, by E. Rossi;
violin. 1 e. June 29, 1928;
695162; Enrico Rossi, Brooklyn.
14780
In vain; words and melody by Lou
Herscher, Joe Darcey and Perry
Alexander. © 1 c. July 9, 1928;
E 696101; DeSylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc., New York. 14781
In your eyes; words anon., music by
CPR “Erarvey?! pt. "4" ce. faly* 2,
1928: E 693905; Clarence Edwin
Harvey, Buhl, Id. 14782
Ineanto; valzer, by M. Loguercio; vio-
lin. ©1c. June 26, 1928; E 694920;
Michael Loguercio, Brooklyn.
14783
Inecendie (Conflagration); de J. Por-
ret, of France, op. 160; orch. avec
pf. conduecteur. 4to. © June 5,
1928; 1 ¢. June 28; E 697029; Julien
Porret, La Barre-Deuil, France.
14784
Independence of hands; two part style,
by Boris Levenson, op. 41; pf. ©
Funé 25,°91928 72 ¢& une’ 29;
695119; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 14785
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14786
Die ne ew
Indian dance; by Charles HE. Over-
HOG: 7. Gch pune 20) Lo28) a2, e.
June 29; E 695029; Theodore Pres-
ser ¢co., Philadelphia. 14786
Indian dance; by Sarah Coleman
Bragdon; pf. © June 25, 1928;
2c. June 29; EH 695128; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 14787
Indian (The) song of love; words and
music by R. La Matheson. © 1 ¢.
July 7, 1928; E 696079; Romo La
Matheson, Salt Lake City. 14788
Indiara; words and music by C. B.
Hollingsworth. Lie. fune) 29,
1928; E 695176; Crystal B. Hol-
lingsworth, Connersville, Ind.
14789
Indians; by Rubin Goldmark; pf. ©
May’ 23, 1928: 2.x%errJune* 200 EH
694630; Carl Fischer, ine. New
York. 14790
Inglesina; scherzo marciabile, di D-,-
Delle Cese, of Italy; banda. © May
15, 1928; 1 « July 24; E 697264;
Adolfo Lapini, Florence, Italy.
14791
Innere (Das) licht; von V. Neustadtl;
pf. ‘-akt 1-3. © 1c. June 15, 1928;
EK 693858; Victor Neustadtl, New
York. 14792
International (The) library of music
for violinists; compiled by the Uni-
versity soc. ed. board, F. Campbell
Watson, managing ed. y. 1-4 1.
Violin pts —2. Pf. ace. pts. © June
11, 1928; 2 c. each June 15; aff. June
21; A 1082175, 1082176; University
soc., inc., New York. 14793, 14794
Interpretation; the ocean, by Emile
Foss Christiani; pf. © June 25,
1928; 2 ec. June 29; EH 695120; Ar-
thur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 14795
Into my arms in April; words by Billy
Rose, music by B. Rose and Paul
Van Loan. [Words and melody
only! “© 1 e. Sully 2571928 3). B
695543; Irving Berlin, inc.,, New
York. 14796
Into my arms, into my heart; words
by E. Sitler, music by R. H. Bren-
nen, [Words and melody onlyj ©
1c. July 21, 1928; E 695593; Estella
Sitler and Robt. H. Brennen, New
York. 14797
Into my life at the close of a day;
words and melody by F. C. Roan.
©1c. July 2, 1928; E 693901; Flor-
ence Clark Roan, Cisco, Tex. 14798
Into New York towns; words and mu-
sic by P. G. Shinar, of Greece, domi-
ciled at Portland, Or. © 1c. July
_%, 1928; HE 696076; Peggy George
Shinar, Portland, Or. 14799
Into the town of Bethlehem; chorale,
from the cantata The wondrous
story, by Raymond Earl Bellaire,
music by Richard Kountz; 3 treble
or 3 male voices. 4to. © June 18,
1928; 2 c. June 23; E 693781; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 14800:
Into the town of Bethelhem; chorale,
text by Raymond Har] Bellaire, mu-
sic by Richard Kountz; mixed voices.
4to. © July 16, 1928; 2 ¢ July 19;
E 695523; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 14801
Introduction and fugue in B flat; by
Dudley Peele; organ. © June 22,
1928; 2 c. June 22; E 694675; H. W.
Gray co.,; New York. 14802
Introduction to comedy film; by Max
Irwin, of Great Britain; orch. 4to.
© May 16, 1928311 e» June 2); EF
692867; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. ~ 14803.
Introduction to dramatic film; by Max
Irwin, of Great Britain; orch. 4to.
©» May 16,’ 1928;: 2 el! Gone 2:
692866; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
14804
Invincible (The) eagle march; by John
Philip Sousa, transcribed by Ralph
Colicchio; ten. banjo, with pf. ace.
© ‘Tully 23,’ 1998 '2 eh iily 24 Me
695620; Irving Berlin standard mu-
sic corp., New York. 14805
Inviolata Maria ; musique d’Henri Coi-
let, of France, op. 88; deux voix
avec acc. de pf. ou orgue. © June
5, 1928; 1.c. June 28; E 697050;
Henry Lemoine et cie., Paris. 14806
Invocation; mélodie, poésie de Ed.
Guinand, musique de Charles-René,
of France. 1. Voix élevées—2. Voix
moyennes. © June 5, 1928; 1 ec.
each June. 28; E 697068, 697069;
Henry Lemoine et cie., Paris.
14807, 14808
Irish (An) lament; words anon., music
by J. E. Barkworth, of Great Brit-
ain. [London], MacDonagh, Capde-
ville & eco., Itd. ©»June 1, 1928;
1. c.. June.,28 »\ Ey 682790: a John « BH.
Barkworth, Cambridge, England.
14809
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
by Charles Villiers
by H. E. Adkins, of
Great Britain; full military band.
London, Boosey & co., Itd.. © July
6, 1928; 1 ec. July 20; E 697220;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 14810
Trish rhapsody :
Stanford, arr.
Irlandaise; by Ernest Schelling, tran-
seribed by Fritz Kreisler, of Austria,
domiciled at New York; violin and
pf. © Apr. 23, 1928; 2 ¢ June 20;
E 694605 ; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 14811
Isabelle ; valse, by H. Damski, arr. by
C. Meriggioli; alto saxophone and
pf. ©lec. July 16, 1928; HE 696259 ;
Henri Damski and G. Meriggioli,
Seattle. 14812
Island (The) of my dreams; words by
G. Linley, music by Florence iB.
Price. Chicago, Linley music house.
) sune 21,1928." 2c. June 27; on
694900; Grace Linley, Chicago.
148
Island (The) princess; selection, by
Hubert W. David, arr. by Walter R.
Collins, of Great Britain; pf.
Alyse, 1928; 1. .¢. July A AR AS
697281; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London. 14814
Isle (The) of Innisfree; words by W.
B. Yeats, music by Ramsay Penni-
cuick, of Australia; in E maj. ©
June 1, 1928; 1 c¢. June 29; EH 692940;
W. H. Paling & CO., itd., Sydney,
Australia. 14815
Israel, hope in the Lord; words from
the Bible, music by Gottfried A.
Homilius; copyright is based upon
new matter of Carl F. Pfatteicher
namely, his interpretation represent-
ed in the legible notation thereof
contained in the copies filed; male
voices a capella. 4to. © Feb. 13,
1928; 2 c. June 27; E 694983; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 14816
Israel's Messiah ; hymn, words and mu-
sic by E. S. Carman. © June 23,
1928; 2 ec. July 23; E 695602; E. S.
Carman, East Cleveland, O. 14817
It ain’t worth havin’; words and mu-
sic by Poochie Doyle and Lee Yost.
[Photostat] © 1c June 22, 1928;
E 694703; Leland L. Yost, Kerrville,
Tex. 14818
a way we have of doing it in
words and music by Har-
© June 1, 1928;
It’s
Kiwanis;
rison A. Miller.
‘ 14829
2 ce. June 27; E 694820; Yakima
Kiwanis club, Yakima, Wash. 14819
It’s all comin’ home to you; words
and melody by P. Grainger. © 1.
duly 7, 1928: BE 695258; Porter
Grainger, New York. 14820
It’s loving makes the world go round;
fox-trot, words by R. P. Weston and
Bert Lee, music by Harris Weston,
of England; pf. and ukulele acc.;
in G. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © June 4, 1928; 1 ec. June
15; E 692587; Francis, Day &
Hunter, ltd., London. 14821
It was a lover and his lass; by Thomas
Morley, arr. by Mary Carmichael, of
Great Britain; 2 violins and pf. ©
ULVverta, “hoes. A.C: iar her se by
695535; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 14822
It was a lover and his lass; from As
you like it, words by Shakespeare,
music by Thos. Morley, arr. by J. E.
Barkworth, of Great Britain; sop.
and alto or bar. [London], Mac-
Donagh, Capdeville & co., ltd.
June 1, 1928; 1c. June 23; E 692791;
John E. Barkworth, Cambridge, Eng-
land. 14823
It was you; words and music by M.
Caleo. [Words and melody only]
©,.1.¢. June. 21, 1928;. BE. 694708;
Mickey Caleo, Utica, N. Y. 14824
Italee ; words and music by F. Frayser
Hinton. © 1c. July 20, 1928: E
696329; Frayser Hinton, Memphis,
Tenn. 14825
Italia; (LL) Vinno della patria; versi
e musica di C. Caravelli. © 1 «.
July 18, 1928; E 696309; Clodomiro
Caravelli, Philadelphia. 14826
J’ fais tout au ralenti; paroles d’Ar-
mand Foucher et H. Daval, musique
de D. Berniaux, of France. Editions
Costallat. © June 20, 1928; 1 «.
July 3; E 697117; Lucien de Lacour,
Paris. 14827
Ja, ja die frau’n sind meine schwache
seite; yale, text von Kurt Schwabach,
musik von Austin Egen, of Germany.
© Apr. 2, 1928; 1 ¢. June’'22;
692876; Roehr aktiengesellschaft,
Berlin. 14828
Jack-a-lanthorn; by Alfred Moffat, of
Great Britain; violin and pf. ©
mune. 12501928: be: June 23: °H
692840; Schott & co., Itd., London.
14829
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14830
Jack tar march; by John Philip Sousa,
transcribed by Ralph Colicchio ; ten.
banjo, with pf. ace. © July 23, 1928;
2c¢. July 24; E 695622; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
14830
Jade; Chinese study, by H. F. Reser;
ten. banjo, with pf. ace. © July 12,
1928; 2 ¢. July 23; H 696332; Harry
F. Reser, New York. 14831
Jadzia ; polka, melody by W. Kerszulis.
Le. duly A, A928) (695263;
Walter Kerszulis, Hamtramek, Mich.
14832
Jager (Hin) aus Kurpfalz; der reitet
durch den griinen wald; spielmusik
fiir steicher und bliser, musik von
Paul Hindemith, of Germany, op. 45,
nro: Ato. Parting. ,- ©) ~hualy..15,
A928 > “a e.* July 3 2K 697200 B:
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
14833
Jamais (How can I forget you) ; valse’
lente, paroles francaises de Louis
Despax, English words by Irma
Hopper, musique de H. Aivaz, of
France. © May 10, 1927; 1 c. June
2; E 669030; Editions Arleqiuin,
Paris. 14834
Japanese lanterns; text and music by
Oki Matsu; unison voices. 4to. ©
JHE. Mo OAS 2. Ae ee
693512; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
14835
Japanese moonlight; lyrics by Leo P.
Haley, music by R. L. Toland. ©
1c. July 21, 1928; EH 695582; Rose
L. Toland, Dorchester, Mass. 14836
Jasmine and nightingales (Gelsomini
e Vusignuoli); by James Francis
Cooke; pf. © June 29, 1928; 2 «.
June 29; E 695032 ; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 14837
Jazz agitato no. 1; photoplay music,
by Gerard Carbonara, scored by Leo
A. Kempinski; orch., with pf. or
organ conductor. © July 5, 1928;
2c. July 6; E 695356; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
14838
Jazz nocturne a la Whistler; by E. R.
Carver, of England, domiciled at
New York; pf. conductor pt. [Photo-
stat] ©l1c. July 2, 1928; E 693909 ;
Edgar Russell Carver, New York.
14839
Jazz (The) patrol; impression, by
Atthur Lange; orch. © July 16,
pt. Iliyns $.,-V..23
1928; 2 ce. July 3; E 695433; Klap-
holz-Lange, ine., New York. 14840
Jazz (The) patrol; melody by Arthur
Lange. © 1 ¢. June 19, 1928: B
693478 ; Klapholz-Lange, ine., New
York. 14841
Jazz (The) singer; fox trot, words and
music by Al Dubin and James V.
Monaco, arr. by Ken Macomber;
orch. . 4to. ©) July 12,/1928: 2 «.
July 13; E 696176; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co.. ine., New York. 14842
Je n’aime que toi; valse hawaienne,
d’Aug. Persiani, of Italy,. sur les
motifs de la chanson de L. Berryer-
Monteux et Aug. Persiani; orch.
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. June
d, 1928; 1 c. June 28; E 697028: C.
Joubert, Paris. 14843
Jealous sands; oriental song, words
and music by R. Henderly. [Words
and melody only] © 1c, July 11,
1928; E 696154; Russell Henderly,
Cincinnati. 14844
Jealousy blues; words and melody by
Glasco and Glasco. © 1c. June 21,
1928; EH 693552; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 14845
Jeanne Marie; tekst af Mogens Dam,
musik af Kai Normann, of Den-
mark; pf. © June 6, 1928: 1 ¢.
June 18; E 692673 ; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. 14846
Jeannine, I dream of lilac time; waliz,
lyric by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by
Nathaniel Shilkret. © July 20,
1928; 2 c. July 23; BH 696465; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 14847
Jeannine, I dream of lilac time; waltz,
lyric by L. Wolfe Gilbert, musie by
Nathaniel Sh 'lkret, arr. by Joseph
Nussbaum; orch. 4to. © July 11,
1928; 2 c. July 12; E 695451; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 14848
Jeannine, I dream of lilac time; waltz,
lyric by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by
Nathaniel Shilkret, organ arr. by
Walter C. Simon; pf. or organ. ©
July 24, 1928;..2, ie) July 25; E
696466; Leo Feist, ine., New York.
14849
Jehovah’s. praise; chureh = school
hymnal, words by S. C. Kirk, Edith
Sanford Tillotson, and others, music
by Grant Colfax Tullar, I. H. Mere-
dith and others. Abridged ed. 12mo.
© Mar. 29, 1928; 2 ec. June 18; aff.
June 27; A 1081689; Tullar-Meredith
co., New York. 14850
780
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
14869
-~
Jesinghaus (Walter) Fantasie; von
W. Jesinghaus, of Switzerland, op.
19a; orgel. lLeipzig-Zurich, Verlag,
Gebriider Hug & co. © Mar. 29,
1927; 1 c. June 26, 1928; E 692924;
Walter Jesinghaus, Lugano, Switzer-
land. 14851
Suite ; von W. Jesinghaus, of Swit-
zerland, op. 14; pf. Leipzig-Zurich,
Gebriider Hug & co. 1. In cattedrale.
fapminers| (© Aus. 22, 1927: 1 ‘c.
June 26, 1928;. EH 692922; Walter
Jesinghaus, Lugano, Switzerland.
14852
2 lieder nach gedichten von-Her-
mann Hesse; aus Wanderung, musik
von W. Jesinghaus, of Switzerland,
op. 24a. Leipzig-Zurich, Gebriider
& Hug & co. 1. Der wanderer an
den tod. [1 other] © Feb. 18, 1928;
1 ¢@ June 26; H 692923; Walter
Jesinghaus, Lugano, Switzerland.
14853
Jesus came; words by E. L. Thompson,
music by N. Carlson. © June 20,
1928; 2 ec. June 28; E 695080; Na-
thaniel Carlson, Miami, Fla. 14854
Jesus gonna make up my dying bed;
song, arr. by Frederick Hall. (In
A group of unusual negro spirituals)
© Mar. 15, 1928; 2.c. Mar. 14; E
693846; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago. 14855
Jesus is calling me; words and music
by Lilly May [pseud. of L. H. Stiles],
arr. by O. W. Wilson. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 11, 1928;
E 696159; Lillie Hand Stiles, Lin-
coln, Neb. 14856
Jesus, Saviour, pilot me; hymn-an-
them, music by John Winter Thomp-
son; mixed voices, with organ acc.
4to. © Apr. 12, 1928; 2 c. June 20;
E 694573; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 14857
Jesus, Saviour, pilot me; verses by Ed-
ward Hopper, music by Chas. C.
Hard; solo for low voice or duet
for bar. and ten. © July 9, 1928;
2c. July 21; E 696400; Robin Ellis,
Ridgefield Park, N. J. 14858
Jesus, Thy boundless love to me; sa-
cred song, words by Paul Gerhardt,
English tr. by J. Wesley, music by
J. A. Longfield, of England; in E
flat. London, Novello & co., ltd. ©
July” 25;°' 4928; 4 “a: Fully" 24->
697250; Jesse A. Longfield, Victoria,
B. C., Canada. 14859
Jesus, yes, Jesus; words by Will H.
Brown, music by G. D. Shoptaugh.
© May 27, 1928; 2 « June 22; EH
693609; George D. Shoptaugh, Oak-
land, Calif. 14860
Jewish comic song; music by A. Greif.
[Melody only] ©1l1c. June 25, 1928;
E 694747; Anna Greif, Brooklyn.
14861
Jicky; mélodie-fox-trot, paroles d’Ar-
mand Foucher, musique de Martin
Garcias, of France. Editions Cos-
tallat. © June 20, 1928; 1 c. July
3; E 697119; Lucien de Lacour,
Paris. 14862
Joan; words and music by Abner Sil-
ver, Maceo Pinkard and Joe Ward;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by A. J.
Franch/ni., ©, July 16, 1928; 2. «4
July 17; E 695459; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., ine., New York. 14863
Jog on the footpath way; part song,
words by Shakespeare, music by Al-
len K. Blackall, of Great Britain;
mixed voices; in E. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © July 10,
1928; 1c. July 12; E 697237; Edwin
Ashdown, Itd., London. 14864
Jota; from Hispania su’te, by Albert
Stoessel; full orch., with pf. con-
ductor. © June 26, 1928; 2 ¢. June
27; EH 694879; Carl Fischer, inc,
New York. 14865
Jour (Un) de féte (The holiday) ; by
~ Katherine Buford Peeples; pf.
May 31, 1928; 2 c« June 20; BH
694611; Carl Fischer, ine, New
York. 14866
Joy (The) song; hymn, words by R.
W. Hazlitt, music by Norman H.
Deck; mixed voices. © June 18,
1928: 2 c. June 20; E 693764; Ray-
mond W. Hazlitt, Philadelphia.
14867
Juanita; valse espanol, words and
music by Ben Black, Paul Corbell
and Walter Smith; pf. and ukulele
Bec’ © suty 9. 1828" 2-er sully “44 ;
E 695423; Villa Moret, ine, San
Francisco. 14868
Jugendpost; album, 60 vortragsstticke
ohne oktavenspannung, von Otto
Frohlich, of Germany; pf. bd. 2. ©
Mar. 12, 1928; 1 @ June 13; E
692704; Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 14869
Jumping jack; fox-trot, by Rube
Bloom, Bernie Seaman and Marvin
Smolev; pf. © July 3, 1928; 2 «.
781
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14870
Jumping jack; fox-trot—Continued.
July 5; E 695223; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
14870
June is calling; by Wilfrid Sanderson,
arr. by Henry Jaxon, of Great Brit-
ain; orch., with pf. conductor; in C.
4to. © July 4, 1928; 1c. July 20:
E 697211; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
14871
Juve roses; words and music by E.
Slocum. © 1 ¢ June 238, 1928; E
694748; Ethel Slccum, Los Angeles.
14872
June waltz; melody by J. Tantillo.
©1c. July 28, 1928; E 695717; Jos-
eph Tantillo, New York. 14873
Junge (Der) klaviervirtuos; 100
kleine vorspielsttickchen volkslieder
u. opernmelodien, ftir den ersten un-
terricht zur erheiterung,- von Her-
mann Wenzel, of Germany; pf.
2. © Apr. 19, 1928; 1.¢ June 13;
E 692697; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
14874
Just a corner of heaven to me; words
by Ballard Macdonald, music by
Karl Stark [pseud. of Charles H.
Richardson] and James FH. Hanley;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by A. J.
Franchini. © June 28, 1928; 2 e.
June 29; E 695074; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., ine., New York. 14875
Just a dream that never came true;
words by F. H. Blaha, music by F. B.
Price: pf. acc., with violin obbl. ©
1c. June 29, 1928; H 6938438; Frank
H. Blaha and Florence B. Price,
Chicago. 14876
Just a fairy tale; words and melody
by G. W. Gilman. © 1 ¢. June 26,
1928; E 693691; George W. Gilman,
Newark, N. J. 14877
Just a happy smile; words and melody
by C. M. Cole. ©1e July 7, 1928;
E 695262; Clifford M. Cole, Los
Angeles. 14878
Just a little while; fox-trot, words and
music by Max Stern and Norton
Creenop, of England. © June 4,
1928; 1 c. June 15; E 692580; Metz-
ler & co. (1920) Itd., London. 14879
Just a lucky little Carolina tune;
words and music by C. Parks. © 1c.
July 11, 1928; E 695404; Coleman
Parks, Cincinnati. 14880
182
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pt. II, n. S., v. 23
Just a memory; vocal duet, words by
B. G. DeSylva and Lew Brown,
music by Ray Henderson, arr.. by
H. M. Higgs, of Great Britain; sop.
and)-bar:".,,© dame neu ieeern 1. c.
July 7; E 692981; Harms, inc., New
York. 14881
Just a tear of regret; words and musie¢
by F. Smith. © 1c. July 23, 1928;
E 696442; Frances Smith, Memphis.
Tenn. 14882
Just another love affair; words and
melody by Benny Davis and Maceo |
Pinkard. ‘© ‘1’. dune 2271928
E 694717; Irving Berlin, ine., New
York. 14883
Just another melody ; words by Jeanne
Rogers, music by Z. F. Cannon. ©
1 ec. June 28, 1928; E 693628; Zella
F, Cannon, Ft. Riley, Kan. 14884
Just another night;-words and music
by Walter Donaldson; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © July 24, 1928; 2 ¢. July
25; E 696480; Donaldson-Douglas &
Gumble, ine., New York. 14885
Just because of you; waltz, words and
music. by DD, PP! Kintz’ | © We-duly
23, 1928; E 695639; Donn P. Kintz,
Bozeman, Mont. 14886
Just believe sweetheart; words and
music by J. L. Eubanks. © June
£9,,1928; .2 ¢ June 28; H G693%35:
J. L. Eubanks, Washington. 14887
Just blue; melody by J. L. Hisemann.
© 1c¢ June 22, 1928; EB 693642:
Josephine L. Eisemann, Far Rocka-
way, Li 1.,INeer 14888
Just for a night; waltz ballad, music
by Ruda Lakay. [Melody only] ©
1 ¢. June 22, 1928; E 694723: Leo
A. Kempinski, New York. 14889
Just for spite; words and music by
M. Grand. ©1c. July 25, 1928; B
696501; Mitchell Grand, Harrisburg,
Pa, 14890
Just for tonight; words and music by
G. D. Martin. © 1c. July 25, 1928;
E 696490; George Dewey Martin,
Hartford. 14891
Just for you; words and music by
Henry Roberts. © 1 ¢ June 28,
1928; E 693761; Joseph Henry Rob- |
erts, Norfolk, Va. 14892
Just for you; words by Billy Morri-
son, music by E. Koncel. © 1 @
July 2, 1928; E 698875; Edward
Koneel, Chicago. 148938
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
Just give her roses; original lyric by
Kurt Robitschek, new English words
by Ralph Stanley, music by Walter
Kollo, English arr. by Harry S. Pep-
per, of Great Britain; pf. acc., with
banjulele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Alvin D. Keech; in E flat... [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © May
21, 1928; 1 c. May 22; E 692809; B.
Feldman & co., London. 14894
Just give the Southland to me; words
and music by Noble Sissle and Harry
Revel, both of Great Britain; pf.
ace., With banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in E flat.
[Staff and tonie sol-fa notations]. ©
June 11, 1928; 1 c. June 12; EB
692812; B. Feldman & co., London.
14895
Just keep singing a song; ‘fox-trot,
words by Noble Sissle, music by
Harry Revel, of Great Britain; pf.
‘and ukulele acc.; in F. [Staff and
tonie sol-fa notations] © June 29,
1928: 1 c. July 7; E 692979 ; ‘Cecil
Lennox, ltd., London. 14896
Just kidding; by Wendell Phillips [i.
e. G. W. Phillips]; pf. © 1 ¢. July
30, 1928; E 695624; George Wendell
Phillips, Orlando, Fla. 14897
Just kids; lyric by Sidney Clare and
Charles Tobias, music by Jimmie
Monaco; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
aby, 2 AO28 37 Ze auly . 28,:, 0
695700; Remick music corp., New
York:,; 14898
Just like a melody out of the sky;
words and music by Walter Donald-
son; pf. and ukulele acc. © May
28, 1928; 2 ec. June 2; HE 693502;
Donaldson-Douglas & Gumble, inc.,
_ New York. 14899
Just missing you; words by Albert G.
Mack, music by Robt. H. Brennen.
New York, Frank Harding. © June
Me eee; 2 c. June 13; BH 694387;
George A. McCreary, Red Oak, Ia.
14900
Just pretending; dream song, text and
music by Arthur A. Penn, of Great
Britain, domiciled at Block Island,
R. 1.; high voice. © July 13, 1928;
2c. July 20; E 696355; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 14901
Just say adieu; words by Ruth Ryan,
music by R. Eberle. [Words and
melody only] ©41c. July 17, 1928;
E 695477; Ray Eberle, New York.
14902
14913
Just say that you love me; words and
music by H. Marez. [Words and
melcdy only] ©1ce. July 21, 1928;
EK 696447; Henry Marez, Chicago.
14903
Just suppose; words by Desmond Car-
ter, music by Hal Brody, of Eng-
land; in A flat. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © June 4, 1928;
1 .e. June 15;..E. 692592; Francis,
Day & Hunter, ltd., London. 14904
Just to be in love with you; lyrics and
music by Happy Cook [pseud. of J.
Cook] [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 9, 1928; E 695308; John
Cook, Cincinnati, 14905
Just to have you near me; words by
O. Phillips, music by Ed. HE. Apple-
gate. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. June 27, 1928; E 694948; Orpha
Phillips, Toledo, O. 14906
Kachany jasku oberek; melody by T.
F. Zadroga. © 1c. July 27, 1928;
EH} 696562; Tadeusz F. Zadroga, Phil-
adelphia. 14907
Kkansas, my beautiful sunflower state;
words by James Edward Hunger-
ford, music by V. P. Selby; pf. and
ukulele acc. © July 18, 1928; 2 c.
July 21; E 696344; Valeria P. Selby,
Atchison, Kans. 14908
Karg-Elert (Sigfrid) Canzona; by
S. Karg-Elert, of England, op. 100,
no. 2; organ. (Jn Original composi-
tions for the organ, new series, no.
114)... © June 21, 1928; 1 c. June
22; BE 692775; Novello & co., Itd.,
London. 14909
Keep in your heart the good-night
‘waltz; words and music by Albert
E. Short, Charlie Newman and Nel-
son Chon; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
June, 20, .1928; 2 ¢ June 20; EH
694564; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
‘14910
Keep on smiling; words and meledy
by*J. Herman. © 1 ec. June’20;
1928; E 694653; Jack Herman,
Cleveland. 14911
KkKeep on the sunny side; words and
melouy. DY. A. P. Carter. (Gy hw.
June 27, 1928; E 694939; R. S. Peer,
New York. 14912
Keep your tears tucked away; words
and music by F. Falla. ©1 ce. June
28, 1928; E 693741; Fernando Falla,
New York. 14913
783
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14914
pt. 111, n-s., v. 23
Kentonia ; concert march, by S. Spain-
Dunk, of Great Britain; orch. with
pf. conductor. © June 19, 1928;
1 ec June 30; E 692951; Booséy &
co., Itd., London. 14914
Killing me blues; words and melody
by Bertha Henderson. © 1c. July
27, 1928; E 696576; Chicago music
pub. co. inc., Chicago. 14915
Kindness; words by Lebbeus Hordern,
music by Lettie Keves, of Australia.
G shine: 1;)\0928- A wel, Semen 29 3) Hi
,692935;. W. iH. Paling: &. co., ,1td.,
Sydney, Australia. 14916
King Cotton; mareh, by John Philip
Sousa, transcribed by Ralph Colic-
chio; ten. banjo, with pf. acc. ©
A fai a abe Pps rid IS Py ye iy (Cid LU inven Ads Bl oad Dy
695621; Irving Berlin standard mu-
sic corp., New York. 14917
King’s book of Hawaiian melodies;
words and music by various authors,
compiled by Charles Edward King;
pf., ukulele and guitar ace. 7th ed.
© July 3, 1928; 2 c. and aff. July 9;
A 1084198; Charles EK. King, Hono-
lulu. 14918
Kinky-headed blues; words and mu-
sic by M. R. Shumate, arr. by Bernie
Clements. {Words and melody
only |i, ©.A $c.) duly, 6 “1928, EH
693982; Myrtle Rice Shumate, Dal-
las. 14919
Kiss (The); words and melody by
e. J. Sarantis> “Orie: “une “26,
1928; E 694916; Peter J. Sarantis,
New York. 14920
Kiss (A) from your lips; words by
C. B. Holley, music by Luther A.
Clark. © July 25, 1928; 2 ec. July
25; EH 696489; Carrie B. Holley, Wil-
lowbrook, Calif. 14921
Kiss me dear then whisper yes; words
and music by A. H. Buckingham.
Berkeley, Calif., Fireside song.
(Cover;title :—Whisper yes) © July
38, 1928; 2 ¢c. July 11; E 696112; Al-
bert Edward Buckingham, Berkeley,
Calif. 14922
Kiss (The) that you first gave to me;
words and music by Harriet Carter
Renner, arr. by Doc Whipple. ©
sune= 20, T9253 Zere. ume. pa
694686; Windsor music pub. Co.,
Cleveland. 14923
Kisvarda; czardas, Hungarian na-
tional dance, arr. by Louis Vitak;
orch. 4to. © June 20, 1928; 2c.
June 26; EB 693667; Vitak-Elsnic co.,
Chicago. 14924
Kitson (C. H.) Phantasy; by C. H.
Kitson, of Great Britain; violin and
pf. © June 7, 1928; 1 « June 18:
E 692769; H. F. W. Deane & ‘sons,
The year book press, Itd., London:
14925:
Kleine kantate zum Christfest; Bibel-
worte, musik von Franciscus Nagler,
of Germany, op. 70, nr. 8; gemisch-
ten chor, eine solostimme u. orgel.
Partitur u. stimmen. © Feb. 8,
1928; 1 c. June’13; E 692751; Otto
Forberg, Leipzig. 14926
Knee drops; melody by Lill Hardin.
© 1 e¢. July 16, 1928; B 696269;
Consolidated music pub. house, Chi-
cago. | 14927
Knight (The) errant; overture, by
Charles O’Neill, of Canada; band,
with pf. conductor and solo B fiat
cornet conductor. © June 26, 1928;
1 ec. June 25; E 692807; Waterloo
music co., Waterloo, Ontario, Can-
ada. 14928
Knockout notes; melody by Spencer
Williams. © 1 c¢. June 29, 1928; EB
695181; Triangle music pub. co., inc..
New York. 14929:
Kolomyja; mazur, melody by T. F. Za-
droga. © 1,c¢. July 27,. 1928; EB
696561; Tadeusz F. Zadroga, Phila-
delphia. 14930:
Kongo; by Sioma Berngarten, of Po-
land, domiciled at Los Angeles; pf.
©' July 5, 1928; 2 e@ Fuly4se) Eb
695629; Walter A. Quincke, Los An-
geles. 14931
Konzert, in F dur; ‘von G. Ph.: Tele-
mann, bearb. von Max Seiffert, of
Germany; 3 konzertierende violinen
mit violino grosso, viola, violoncell,
kontrabass u. cembalo. Partitur.
©). June 79, 192805 10 Gaps tes abe
697149; Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leipzig.
14932
Krakowska (Krakower) ; polka, by L.
Witkowski; violin. © 1c. July 2,
1928; E 6938891; Leon Witkowski,
New York. 14933.
Kreisler (Fritz) Three cadenzas for
the L. van Beethoven violin concer-
to, op. 61; by F. Kreisler, of Aus-
tria, domiciled at New York; violin.
©, May: (28; 1928: 12) © June 32-0)
694640; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 14934
Kuekuck (Der); worte von Hermann
LOons, musik von Hans Schumacher,
784
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no. 7, 1928
14956
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of Germany; minnerchor. Partitur
u. stimmen. 4to. © Dec. 10, 1927;
1c. June 18, 1928; EH 692750; Otto
Forberg, Leipzig. 14935
Kujawiak warszawski; melody by
T. KF. Zadroga. AC. el LY 5 ee,
1928; E 696560; Tadeusz F. Za-
droga, Philadelphia. 14936
Kukuli; operette in 3 akten, musik
von M. Wallner, of Austria; pf. ©
1 ec. June 26, 1928; E 692926; Max
Waliner, Vienna. 14937
Kurdish dance; by R. Emmanuel; pf.
IO dune \23. 1928: 2 c. June. 23; H
694780; Raphael Emmanuel, Balti-
more. : 149388
Kytickovy valcik (Flower waltz) ;
melody, by Anton Brousek. © 1 «.
July 3, 1928; E 693910; Consoli-
dated music pub. house, Chicago.
14939
i, vs oY, the aviators, dream ;
words and music by F. W. Grady.
© dc dune. 23,,.1928; HE 694750:
Frank W. Grady, Los Angeles.
14940
Lady Lindy; words and music by
Jack Garvey [i. e. J. H. Garvey];
pf. ©1ec. June 23, 1928; E 694745;
John H. Garvey, Woburn, Mass.
14941
Lady Lindy, we're all for you; lyric
by Henry M. Neely, music by Har-
old Levey; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Ae to O25: 2 Ce. July ADs
695541; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 14942
Lady love; one step, melody by A.
Dominique. © 1c. July 9, 1928; BE
695305; Consolidated music pub.
house, Chicago. 14943
Lady Lueck; words and music by
Bernie Angus. [Words and melody
onlg] ~.A@.1 des) Jaly.) bo 19285 H
693961; Spier and Coslow, inc., New
York. 14944
Lady Rodney’s minuet; by Alfred Mof-
fat, of Great Britain; violin and
pf. © June 12, 1928; 1 c. June 23;
E 6928387; Schott & co., ltd., London.
14945
Lalo (Edouard Victor Antoine) Gui-
tare; par EK. Lalo, op. 28, arr. par F.
Salabert, of France; orch., avec pf.
conducteur. © June 20, 1928; 1 ec.
July 3; E 697164; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 14946
Viens (Come); arr. de F. Sala-
bert, of France; orch., avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © June 20, 1928;
1c. July 3; E 697154; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 14947
Lamb (The); 3-part song, words by
William Blake, music by George
Herbert Jones, of Great Britain;
female voices; in E. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © July
10, 1928; 1 ec. July 12; E 697238;
Edwin Ashdown, ltd., London.
14948
Lamento; par Michael Busch, of
Netherlands; violoncelle et pf. ©
June,.,10;,..1928;,.4d ce. May, 19; HE
692808; N. V. Seyffardt’s boek-en
muziekhandel, Amsterdam, Holland.
14949
Lamento; photoplay music, by Irénée
Bergé, arr. by William C. Schoen-
feld; orch., with pf. or organ con-
ductor. © July 6, 1928; 2 c¢. July 7;
E 695254; Robbins music corp., New
York. : 14950
Land of all that I love; Hnglish tr.
of the old French song O Canada,
mon pays, mes amours, French
words by Georges Etienne Cartier,
English tr. by J. Murray Gibbon,
melody by J-—B. Labelle, harmonized
by Achille Fortier, both of Canada.
© June 22, 1928; 1 ce. June 22; EB
692781; Leo Feist, ltd., Toronto,
Canada. 14951
Land of dreams; words and music by
J; T. Dalton. New. York, Fredric
Watson © June 25, 1928: 2 ¢.
June 26; E 694811; John Theodore
Dalton, New York. 14952
Land of liberty ; words by E. C. Baird,
music by Nelson M. Gampier. ©
sully wk 1928: 2) @) July ae
695373; Standard pub. co., Cincin-
nati. 14953
Land (The) of make-believe; by EH.
Markham Lee, of Great Britain; pf.
1. Frolic of the elves. [3 others]
©) duby 23): 1928572 -en July 297
697231; W. Paxton & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 14954
Lanimo del violino; by A. La Manca;
violin... © die “uly” fo. 1928, E
696283 ; Antonio La Manca, Cumber-
land, Md. 14955
Lark’s (The) song; une petite valse
chantée, by Anna von Wohlfarth-
Grille, of Hungary, domiciled at
Bridgeport, Conn.; high voice. ©
sulky .10, -1928;,.2..¢ idly 13;
696217; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
14956
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14957
Lassoing; words and music by A. G.
Dorries, arr. by Emile E. Mori. ©
1 c. June 20, 1928; E 694650; Au-
gusta Gischel Dorries, Washington.
14957
Last Haster’s bride; words by F. Auer,
melody by Lynn Cowan. © 1 «.
July 13, 1928; E 696198; Florence
Auer, New York. 14958
Last love; czardas, by J. Gungl, arr.
Dy, BR. EK. Hildreth: Ato. 0) Orch;
with pf. conductor.—2. Band. ©
May 31, 1928; 2 c. each June 26;
E 694844, 694845; Walter Jacobs,
inc., Boston. 14959, 14960
Last-night; words and music by M.
Hewes; pf. ©1c. July 9, 1928; E
696104; Mabel Hewes, Gulfport,
Miss. 14961
Last night I dreamed you kissed me;
fox trot, by Carmen Lombardo, arr.
by O. Sciacca; band. obl. . 82mo.
©, . duly 11,1928 + ,2..¢), duly 12:
695450; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
: 14962
Last (The) rose of summer; Irish air,
transcribed by Karl Rissland; vio-
lin and pf. © May 28, 1928; 2 e.
June 18; E 694538; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 14963
Late, O miller; words by R. L. Steven-
son, music by C. Bricken. © 1 «.
June 18, 1928; E 693480; Carl
Bricken, New York. 14964
Laughing guitar; by Roy Smeck;
plectrum guit. © June 22, 1928;
2 c. June 23; E 694732; William J.
Smith music co., ine., New York.
14965
Lazy Father Time; words by Desmond
Carter, music by Hal Brody, of Eng-
land; in A flat. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © June 4, 1928;
1 ¢c. June 15; E 692596; Francis,
Day & Hunter, lid., London. 14966
Lazy moon; by EH. lL. Lowe; melody
with pf. acc. ©1c. June 18, 1928;
E 693468; Evelyn Louise Lowe, Ft.
Worth, Tex. 14967
Lead us, O Father; words by Wm. H.
Burleigh, music by W. R. Voris; alto
and, ten. .© June 25,..1928%.;.2. 1c.
June, /;29;,, FE ,695125; Arthur, P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 14968
Leap year song; words and melody by
W. H. Reichenbach. © 1 ¢. July 2,
1928; E 695203; Walter H. Reichen-
bach, Fortville, Ind. 14969
pt. 111, n. s., v. 23
‘Hearn * to'read,’ the’ ABO™or Tite is
love; words and music by Malva
Jay. ©1ec. July 30, 1928; EB 695754;
Melanie Frederica Jaeger, New
York. 14970
Lebendig begraben; verzehn gesinge
nach der gleichnamigen gedichtfolge
von Gottfried Keller, musik von
Othmar Schoeck, of Switzerland, op.
40, klavierauszug mit text von Karl
Krebs, of Germany. © June 25,
1928; 1 c July 11; E 697148; Breit-
kopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 14971
Lecons dharmonie; d’Auguste Cha-
puis, of France. 4to. © June 5,
1928; 1 «June, 28: i) 697082:
Durand et cie., Paris. 14972
Left hand alone; by Wilhelm Stepnitz,
of Germany; pf. © June 25, 1928;
2c. June 29; H 695118; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 14973
Legend; by Leuise Crawford’; violin
and pf: © July 13, 1928: 2°¢e. July
20; E 696356; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 14974
Légende ; by Boris Koutzen ; violin and
pf. © June 21, 1928; 2 c. June 21;
EH 694680; Hikan-Vogel co., inc,
Philadelphia. — 14975
Legs; words and musie by C. P. Som-
mer. ©ic. July 12, 1928; E 695390;
Cc. P. Sommer, Garden City, L. L,
N. Y. 14976
Lejos de ti; letra y musica di Octavi-
ano Rubaleaba, of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles; pf. [Photostat] ©
May 18, 1928;.:2.. ec May, 1%; EB
695469 ; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
14977
Leo; Metro Goldwyn Mayer march, di
G. Boceati, of Italy; orch. 4to. ©
Apr. 26, 1928; 1 « July 24; EH 697268 ;
Giuseppe Boccati, Milan. 14978
Leonecavallo (Ruggiero) Intermezzo,
arioso and gavotte; from Pagliacci,
by R. Leonecavallo, arr. by Karl
Rissland ; violin and pf. © May 28,
1928; 2 ec. June 18; EH 694539; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 14979
Let all the world in every corner sing ;
anthem, words by George Herbert,
music by Eric H. Thiman, of Eng-
land; 4 mixed voices; organ acc.
4to. © June 21, 1928; 1 « June
22: E 692773; Novello & co., Itd.,
London. 14980
786
no: 7, 1928
Let everything go; from Hold every-
thing, words and melody by B. G.
De Sylva, Lew Brown and’ Roy
Henderson. © 1c. July 24; 1928;
E 695634; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inec., New York. 14981
Let Hoover carry on; words by J. D.
Noble, set to tune of Glory, glory,
hallelujah; pf. or organ. © July 12,
1928; 2c. July 20; E 696319; John
D. Noble, New York. 14982
Let me carry the flag; words and music
by M. L. Easton; mixed voices. 4to.
© June 4, 1928; 2 c. June_20; E
694559; May L. Haston, Riverside,
Calif. 14983
Let me down easy; words and music
by C. Astin. © June 29, 1928; Zc.
July 7; E 695251; Charles Astin,
Palmetto, Ga. 14984
Let me grow lovely; poem by Karle
Wilscn Baker, music by J. McManus.
© 1e June 27, 1928; E 693740;
Jeseph McManus, Santa Barbara,
Calif. 14985
Let’s all be for Al; boostex song, words
by H. E. Tripp, music by Carrie E.
Slade. Los Angeles, Calif., Los
Angeles music pub. co. © June 15,
1928; 2c. June 20; E 694560; Harvey
E. Tripp, Los Angeles. 14986
Let’s be the same old sweethearts;
lyrics and melody by J. M. Grooms.
©1ec. July 12, 1928; BH 695415; Joy
Macfarlane Grooms, Mondamin, Ia.
14987
Let’s pretend; words by A. Lipschutz,
melody by J. Maser. © 1c. July 25,
1928; E 696505; Abe Lipschutz and
Jack Maser, Philadelphia. 14988
Let’s tell the good news to mother and
dad; words and music by I. Rosen-
berg. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. July 9, 1928; E 696085; Irving
Rosenberg, Brooklyn. 14989:
Let the church roll on; song, arr. by
Frederick Hall. (Jn A _ group of
unusual negro spirituals) © Mar.
15, 1928; 2c. Mar. 14; E 683850;
Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. :
14990
Let the righteous be glad; anthem,
text from the Scriptures, music by
William Baines; mixed voices. 4to.
© June 29, 1928; 2 ¢. June 29;
E 695017; Theodore Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia. 14991
Lezione (La) di meo; fiaba in 1 atto,
di Hedda, da Andersen, musica di
¥ MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
15002
Elisabetta Oddone, of Italy; canto
e pf. 4to. © July 9, 1928; 1c. July
10; E 697136; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 14992
Li ghelli ’mbruvighiati; versi di G.
Abbate, musica di Domenico Ietti,
of Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn;
mand. 4to. © 1c. May 238, 1928;
EK 680825; Giuseppe Abbate, Brook-
lyn. 14993
Liberty (The) bell march; by John
Philip Sousa, transcribed by Roy
Smeck; ten. banjo, with pf. acc. ©
July 23, 1928; 2c. July 24; E 695623 ;
Irving Berlin standard music corp.,
New York. 14994
Liebestraum; von Hermann Wenzel,
op. 37, bearb. von M. Wenzel, both of
Germany; pf. © Mar. 15, 1928; 1.
June 13; E 692701; Fr. Portius,
Leipzig. 14995
Lied (Das) von Wien; verse von Hrich
Langer, musik von Gust. Wohlge-
muth, of Germany, werk 79; ten.
und basse. 4to. © Dec. 10, 1927;
1c. June 18, 1928; E 692746; Otto
Forberg, Leipzig. 14996
Life has not been in vain; words by
W. Spender Darby, music by K.
Heron-Maxwell, of England; in HB
flat. © June 25, 1928; 1 « June
25; E 692885; Joseph Henry Larway,
London. 14997
Life (The) of a rider; by A. Louis
Brunelli, scored by Leo A. Kempin-
ski; orch. © June 22, 1928; 2 ec.
June 23; E 693601; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
14998
Life (A) on the ocean wave; lyric by
EHpes Sargent, music by H. Russell,
arr. by Christopher O’Hare. 4to. 1.
2-part choral.—2. 3-part choral: sop.,
alto and bar. © July 20, 1928; 2
ec. each July 21; E. 696473, 696474;
Kay and Kay music pub. corp., New
York, 14999, 15000
Life’s message to youth; pageant for
Children’s day and general use,
words by: Edith Sanford Tillotson,
music by I. H. Meredith. 12mo. ©
Ape: !20) 19285270! June -LSy) aff.
June 27; A 1081688 ; Tullar-Meredith
co., New York. 15001
Life’s sea; words by Mrs. N. W. Som-
ers, music by Victor James. © June
20, 1928; 2 c. June 28; E 695094;
Scoles music co., Miami, Fla. 15002
787
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15003
pt. 11 sness, W238
Lift up your heads; advent, words by —
George Weissel, tr. by Miss Wink-
worth, music by Halle, harmonized
by R. Palme; copyright is based
upon new matter of Carl F. Pfat-
teicher namely, his interpretation
represeuted in the legible notation
thereof contained in the copies filed ;
male voices a capella. 4to. © Feb.
14, 1928; 2 c. June 27; E 694979;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 15003
Lift up your heads; words from the
Bible, music by B. Klein; copyright
is based upon new matter of Carl F.
Pfatteicher namely, his interpreta-
tion represented in the legible nota-
tion thereof contained in the copies
filed; male voices a capella. 4to. ©
Feb. 14, 1928; 2 ec. June 27; EB
694977; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
15004
Lift up your heads; words from the
Bible, music by J. Heinrich Liitzel;
copyright is based upon new matter
of Carl F. Pfatteicher namely, his
interpretation represented in the
legible notation thereof contained in
the copies filed; male voices a
capella. 4to. © Feb. 14, 1928; 2 «.
June 27; E 694978; Carl Fischer.
ine., New York. 15005
Lifting the wrecks; words by S. N.
Fitkin, music by Arthur F. Ingler.
©. July. 12; 19282 Qiel July 265
695665; Susie Norris Fitkin, Brook-
lyn. 15006
Light of my life; poem by Dessa H. M.
Fultz, music by Ruth Towne Smith.
© .Jmly 5:6'19282 2) ceo“ suly 92)
696057; Harold Flammer, inc., New
York. 15007
Lighted (The) torch; pageant for chil-
dren’s Rally day, words by Viers
Robertson, music by Broughton EHd-
wards. 12mo. © Apr. 20, 1928; 2c.
June 18; aff. June 27; A 1081687;
Tullar-Meredith co., New York.
15008
Lightly; fox, d’Edmond Mahieux, of
KFrance; orch. avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © June 5, 1928; 1 c. June 28;
FE) 697020; Editions musicales Evette,
Paris. 15009
Lilac time; words and music by S.
Elsmo. © 1 ¢. June 20, 1928; E
694664; Sverre Elsmo, Racine, Wis.
15010
Lilacs ; words and music by H. H. Rep-
pert. [Photostat] © 1c. June 18,
1928 ; H 693493 ; Howard E. Reppert,
Pittsburgh. 15011
Lilies are white; unison song, addi-
tional verses by Edward Oxenford,
music by Cecil Sharman, of Eng-
land; treble voices; in E flat. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© July 5,y19283, ciad ules: E
692972; Novello & co., 1td., London.
- 15012
Lille pige, hvorfor—; tekst og musik
af Henry Carlsen, of Denmark; pf.
© June 6, 1928+ 1 ey dunesis: EI
692681; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. 15013
Lindbergh; words and music by M.
Ford. Indianapolis, Ford music
house. © July 7, 1928; 2 ¢ July
12; E 696533; Mary Ford, Indian-
apolis. 15014
Lindbergh’s reception in Mexico;
march, by M. Loguercio; violin.
1 ec. June 26, 1928; EH 694922;
Michael Loguercio, Brooklyn. 15015
‘Lindy our lone ace; words by C. K.
Bartlett, music by Rob’t H. Brenven.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 30, 1928; E 693834; Carrie K.
Bartlett, Colorado Springs. 15016
Lindy’s triumphant march; by J.
Owen Long; pf. © July 12, 1928;
2c. July 16; E 696391; A. W. Perry’s
sons, Sedalia, Mo. 15017
Linger with me; words by S. J. Cimo,
music by P. Kreger and S. J. Cimo;
pf. and ukulele ace. © 1c. June
20, 1928; H 694663; Phil Kreger and
Stephen James Cimo, Buffalo. 15018
Liszt (Franz) Orage; kino music,
freie bearb. von. Henry Weber. of
Germany; orch., mit violino 1. direc-
teur. 4to. © June 26719281 ec.
May 12: E 697190; Aug. Cranz, G.
m. b. H., Leipzig. 15019
Little Billee; poem by W. M. Thack-
eray, music by Constance Herre-
shotf; med. voice. © July 18, 1928;
2c. July 21; E 696404; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. 15020
Little brown baby; words by Paul
Laurence Dunbar, music by L. W.
Beery. © 1 .c.. Jum@y2ao2e;.
693702; Lois Wyatt Beery, Valley
Center, Calif. 15021
Little (The) cadet; march, by Phil-
lip Whiting; pf. © June 29, 1928;
2c. July 5; E 695288; Anthony bros.,
Fall River, Mass. 15022
Little (The) flower girl; words and
music by A. Jenkins, music arr. by
788
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
Irene Spain. [Words and melody
only] ©1ce. July 8, 1928; E 693930 ;
Andrew Jenkins, New York. 15023
Little (A) gossip; by Cedric W. Le-
mont, op. 43, no. 2; pf. © May 23,
1928; 2 c. June 20; E.694634; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 15024
Little green frog; text and music by
G. G. Cooper; sop. and alto. 4to.
© June 19, 1928; 2 c. June 21; EB
693521; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
‘ 15025
Little (The) green valley; words and
music by Carson J. Robison. ©
dalye 2a. 1928: /2)-c. July.-23:;.
695608 ; ‘Triangie music pub. co., ine..,
New York. 15026
Little low mama blues; words and
melody by Gertrude Rainey. ©1e.
June 21, 1928; E 6938555; Chicago
music pub. co., inc., Chicago. 15027
Little Marion Parker; words and mu-
sic by H. Calvert. © 1.e¢. July 30,
1928; E 696617; Helen Calvert, Co-
rona, Calif. 15028
Little Miss Muffet; by Frederick A.
Williams; pf. © June 18, 1928; 2 e.
Jute 20; E 694551; Theodore Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 15029
Little Miss Okeechobee oh! be mine;
words and music by Walter Donald-
son; pf. and ukulele ace. © May
28, 1928; 2 c. June 2; EH 693501;
Donaidson-Douglas & Gumble, inc.,
New York. 15030
Little old New York; by William
Frederick Peters; pf. pt. 1,2. ©
ae, July % 1928; BE 695549; Julia
Peters, Englewood, N. J. 15031
Little (The) tease [and] The clock;
by Minnie Coons Freeman; pf. ©
aphys 10, 1928 :. 2. reb taily. 13 20H
696222 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
15032
Littie (A) town called home-sweet
home; words and music by Walter
Donaldson; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
July 9, 1928; 2¢. July 11; E 696107;
Donaldson-Douglas & Gumble, ine.,
New York. 15033
Little (A) while; words by Frederick
Earle, music by Raymond Mitchell ;
high voice. © July 17, 1928: 2 «.
July 18; EH 695507; R. L. Hunt-
zinger, inc., New York. 150384
Living all alone; words and music by
R. P. Ryan. [Words and melody
15047
.
only] © 1c. June 12, 1928: B
694760; Ruth Phyliss Ryan, Toronto,
Ontario, Canada. 15035
Loafii’ blues; words by Mary Brad-
ford, melody by Thomas Dorsey. ©
1 ec. July 27, 1928; E 696580; Chi-
cago music pub. co., ine., Chicago.
15036
Locomotive stomp; words by A. Lip-
schutz, melcdy by J. Maser. ©1c.
July 25, 1928; E 696506; Abe Lip-
schutz and Jack Maser, Philadel-
phia. ©! 15037
Lone eagle the spirit of America;
words and music by K. L. Teuscher.
Gy esuy: ih, 1928s 19s (ers nye ors Es
693943; Kathryn L. Teuscher, La
Porte, Ind. 150388
Lone (The) womans blues; words by
F. Auer, melody by Lynn Cowan.
© 1c. July 18, 1928; E 696199:
Florence Auer, New York. 15039
Lonely and blue; words by J. D. Bos,
music by Sylvester Long Cross. ©
1'e. July 2, 1928; E 695207; John
D. Bos, Great Falls, Mont. 15040
Lonely Lou; words and music by M.
BES Bitiotr,. C)_July 1019452 52 c:
July 11; E 696130; Mary E. Elliott,
Elm Grove, W. Va. 15041
Same. © June 30, 1928; 2 ¢. July
3; E 695346; Mary E. Elliott, Elm
Grove, W. Va. 15042
Lonesome; words and music by F.
Ellsworth, I. Morris and Tt. Henry;
DE. 4A) 1 .¢c.- July _5,.1928: © 693967 ;
Francis Elisworth, Ivan Morris and
Tal Henry, New York. 150438
Lonesome and blue; words by KE.
Hager, music by Phil Starr [Words
and melody only} © 1e. July 28,
1928; E 695708; Hrnee Eager, Mil-
waukee. 15044
Lonesome dear for you; words and
melody by F. Woodson. © 1 ¢. July
12, 1928; EH 695402; Forest Wood-
son, Memphis, Tenn. 15045
Lonesome for you; words and music
by J. C. Snyder. © June 23, 1928;
2 ¢. June 25; E 693655; John C.
Snyder, Fulton, Ill. 15046
Lonesome for you; words by A. B.
Wagner, melody by Robt. H. Bren-
nen. ©lc. July 11, 1928; H 696140;
A. B. Wagner, Charlestown, W. Va.
15047
789
15048
Lonesome in the moonlight; fox trot,
by Abel Baer, arr. by O. Sciacea;
band. obl. 32mo. © July 19, 1928;
2c. July 20; E 6963738; Leo Feist,
ine, New York, 15048
Lonesome in the moonlight; fox trot,
lyric by Benée Russell, music by
Abel Baer, organ arr. by Walter C.
Simon; pi, or,organ. ©) sulyien
1928; 2 c« July 9; EH 695448; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 15049
Lonesome in the moonlight; fox trot,
wordse by Benée Russell, music by
Abel Baer. © June 21, 1928; 2 «.
June 23; E 694799; Leo Feist, inc.
New York. 15050
Lonesome in the moonlight; fox trot,
words by Benée Russell, music by
Abel Baer, arr. by Joseph Nussbaum ;
orch. 4to. © June 26, 1928; 2 c¢.
June 27; E 695045; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 4 15051
Lonesome rose; words by E. J McLane,
melody by J. Coakley. ©1 ec. July
31, 1928; BE 695726; Edward J. Mc-
Lane and Jack Coakley, San Fran-
15052
Longing; words and melody by A. M.
Lerch. © 1 ¢ June 26, 1928; HE
694909; Arminta M. Lerch, Ravenna,
oO. 15053
Longing for home; march, arr. by A.
Sesko; accordion. Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Accordion school Odassa. © June
18, 1928; 2 c& June 23; EH 694330;
Anthony Sesko, Pittsburgh. 15054
Longing for you; words and music by
A. Freed and Gus Arnheim; pf. and
ukulele ace. © 1 ¢. June 23, 1928;
EK 694744: Arthur Freed, inc., Los
Angeles. 15055
Lenging just for you; words and music
by G. Heafford. © 1c June 23,
1928; E 693647; George Heafford,
Priest River, Id. 15056
Look who’s in love with me; words
and music by Benée Russell, Charlies
Tobias and Henry H. Tobias.
July 16, 1928; 2c. July 17; BE 695464 ;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. TUE
Looking for someone ; words and music
by Z. Insall. © 1c. June 10, 1928;
E 695316; Zilpha Insall, El Paso.
15058
Lord (The) is gracious; anthem, words
from the Bible, music by Cuthbert
Barris, of Great Britain; mixed
cisco.
CATALOGUE, OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, n. S., v. 23
voices, organ ace. 4to. © July 16,
1928; 1 ec. July 19; E 697201; Banks
& son, York, England. 15059
Lord (The) is my Shepherd; words by
Ernest L. Thompson, music by N.
Carlson. © June 20, 1928; 2 ce. June
28; E 695079; Nathaniel Carlson,
Miami, Fla. 15060
Lord (The) is my Shepherd; words
from the Bible, music by Hubert
Bernhard Klein; copyright is based
upon new matter of Carl F. Pfat-
teicher, namely, his interpretation
represented in the legible notation
thereof contained in the copies filed ;
male voices a capella. 4to. © Feb.
13, 1928; 2 ¢. June 27; E 694980;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 15061
Lord (The) is my ShepHerd; 2-part
anthem, words from the Bible, music
by Hugh Blair, of England; sop.
voices, organ ace. 4to. © July 23,
1928; 1 ce. July 24; H 697249; Novello
& co., ltd., London. — | ' 15062
Lord (The) is my skipper; words and
music by B. M. Graebner. © 1 «.
June 19, 1928; E 693484; Bertha May
Graebner, Chicago. 15063
Lord (The) is near; hymn anthem, by
Alfred Wooler; mixed voices. 4to.
‘© July 26, 1928; 2 e: July 28; B
696587; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 15064
Lord’s (The) prayer; words from the
Bible, music by P. F. MacKenzie. ©
June 22) "1928272 Gy same neG...
693799; Phoebe F. MacKenzie, San
Rafael, Calif. 3 15065
Lorelei; from This year of grace;
words and music by Noél Coward, of
Great Britain. © June 12, 1928;
1c. June 21; H 692858; Chappell &
co., ltd., London. 15066
Los Angeles, I’m on my way back home
to you; words and music by E. H.
Page. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. June 30, 1928; E 695200; Hugene
Edgar Page, Los Angeles. 15067
Lost in His love; words by Avis Burege-
son Christiansen, music by W. P.
Loveless. © June 1, 1928; 2c. June
29; E 693803; Wendell P. Loveless,
Wheaton, Il. 15068
Lotta di baci (The kissing game) ;
waltz, di Alberto Rizzi: pf. © 1 ce.
June 29, 1928; E 695192; Apollo
music co., Brooklyn. 15069
790
no. 7, 1928
Lotus (The); words and music by
Sister Devamata (Laura F. Glenn) ;
violin and cello obbl. © 1c. July
5, 1928; EH 693979; Laura F. Glenn,
La Crescenta, Calif. 15070
Lou; words and music by Milt Gordon.
[Words and melody only]. © 1.
July 6, 1928; E 693976; Milton
Heller Gordon, Camden, N. J. 15071
Louisiana starlight ; yodel blues, words
and melody by Spencer Williams. ©
1c. July 11, 1928; E 696142; Tri-
angle music pub. co., inc., New York.
15072
Louisville quarter splose blues; words
and music by P. Murphy. © 1 «.
July 16, 1928: E 696246; Percy Mur-
phy, Louisville. 15073
Lounging around; by Alfredo Gattari,
DPoltaly pt. ©. Apr. 1, 1928; 1.¢.
June 26; E 692920: Musikhaus Hiini,
Zurich, Switzerland. 15074
Love; words by Samuel Daniel, music
by Henry Halpern; high voice.
Miter. G25 2, Cc. sune 20:
694877; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. - 15075
Love and friendship; poem by Emily
Bronté, music by John Ireland, of
Great Britain. © May 21, 1928;1e.
June 4; E 692850; Augener, lItd.,
London. 15076
Love and I went down the dale; words
by Berwick Sayers, music by Her-
bert Oliver, of England; in E flat.
©) Tully (23) 1928-01) en Tuly i21:;
697227; Joseph. Henry Larway, Lon-
don. 15077
Love and passion [and] Entre-nous;
by Alois Reiser, arr. by H. Maurice
Jacquet, of France; orch., with pf.
conductor. © June 22, 1928; 2 ¢.
each June 28; E 695035; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 15078
Love and roses; romance, by C. A.
Ward, op. 12; pf. © July 12, 1928;
2c. July 16; E 696390; A. W. Perry’s
sons, Sedalia, Mo. 15079
Love and springtime; words and music
by H. B. Hiwell. © June 6, 1928;
2c. June 28; EK 693733 ; H. B. Elwell,
Pittsburgh.
Love and
Irvine,
{Words
Suly 25,
Luke, Santa Barbara, Calif.
time: words by Alexander
music’ by Hi :K.|. Luke.
and melody only] © 1 «.
1928: E 696495: Hazel K.
15081
15080
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
15093
Love and time; 3-part song, words by
F. EK. Weatherly, music by Berthold
Tours, arr. by Orlando A. Mansfield ;
Women’s voices. 4to. © May 18,
1928; 2c. June 18; BE 694533 ; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 15082
Love can never die; words and music
by J. W. Burns. [Words and melody
Only hii JO ob ume 18) 19282
693472 ; Joseph W. Burns, New York.
15083
Love crazy blues; words by Eva Fears,
melody by Elzadie Robinson and Eva
Kears: © 1c. June, 2h" 1993 >"
693529 ; Chicago music pub. co., inc.,
Chicago. 15084
Love is king; words by Marshall Hall,
music by M. Gegna. © 1c. June 20,
1928; E 694654; Misha Gegna, Los
Angeles. 15085
Love light; love sonnet, by Clarence
Kohlmann. 1. Organ.—2. Pf.
July 26, 1928; 2 ¢. July 28; E 696591,
696592 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 15086, 15087
Love me in my dreams; words and
musie by F. Lillich; pf. and ukulele
ace.) ©: July! 12, 1928) 2 ec: July 105
E 695291; Fred Lillich, Philadelphia.
15088
Love me to-night; words by Samuel
Morse, music by B. Cutti. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. July 24,
1928; HE 695657; Berta Cutti, New
York. 15089
Love’s a sunbeam; from The charmer,
words by Harry B. Smith, music by
Karl Hajos. New York, Harms, inc.
G). Fune.27,(1928: 2c), June 29.7 EB
695014; Shubert theatre corp., New
York. 15090
Love shall not live in vain; words and
music by Harriet Carter Renner, arr.
by Friedrich Janssen; in G. © June
20, 1928; 2 c. June 21; E 694687;
Windsor music pub. co., Cleveland.
15091
Love song; words and music by R. H.
Bonnell. © 1c. June 14, 1928; E
693806; Robert Henry Bonnell, New
York. 15092
Love thee, dearest; words by Thomas
Moore, music by P. de Launay, op.
28, no. 3; high voice, in C. © June
26, 1928; 2 « June 28; E 695054;
Paul de Launay, Birmingham, Ala.
150938
(98
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES :
15094
Love unresigned; verse by Vivian
Locke Ellis, music by Philip Dalmas.
© June 6, 1928; 2 c. June 28; E
693726; Sophie Dalmas, Wellfleet,
Mass. 15094
Love wakes and weeps; pt.-song, words
by Walter Scott, music by Hugh
Blair, of Great Britain; female
voices. 4to. © July 16, 1928; 1c.
suly 15h Goths. WW. Paxion 7&
co., Itd., London. 15095
Love (The) waltz; melody by E. N.
Lilley... ©. 1 c.. June 25, 1928; EH
693699; Esta Norfolk Lilley, Balti-
more. 15096
Love wins over all; words and melody
by J. H. Lorman, of Canada. ©1e.
July 18, 1928; E 695560; Jack H.
Lorman, Pangan Falls, Que., Canada.
15097
Love, wonderful love; words and music
by Clifford Seyler and Reginald Mor-
gan, both of England; pf. and uku-
eles secs in (C2
sol-fa notations] © June 4, 1928;
1e. June 15; E 692586; Francis, Day
& Hunter, itd., London. 15098
Love, 1916; words by M. W. Cannan,
music by J. E. Barkworth, of Great
Britain. [London], MacDonagh, Cap-
deville & co., ltd. © June 1, 1928;
1 ¢. June 23; E 692786; John E.
Barkworth, Cambridge, England.
15098
Lover’s (The) maze; words by
Thomas Campion, music by Peter
Warlock [pseud. of Philip Hesel-
tine], of Great Britain. © Mar. 22,
1928; 1 ce. June 21; E 692646; Ox-
ford university press, London.
15100
Love’s emotion; by P. A. Marquardt;
orch. © June 21, 1928; 2 ¢. June
22; E 693606; Music buyers corp.,
New York. 15101
Love’s fears; love lilt, words and mu-
sic by Anton Mariette, of Great
Britain; high voice. © June 22,
1928; 2 c. June 25; E 696004; John
Church co., Cincinnati. 15102
Love’s first word; valse, by Frank E.
Tours, arr. by Max Irwin, of Great
Britain; orch. with pf. conductor.
London-Sydney, Chappell & co., ltd.
4to. © June 27, 1928; 1 «July 5;
E 692980; Harms, inc., New York.
15103
[Staff and tonic.
Dt. Th Wee ee
Love’s garden; words and music by
MG. Trumbry.’ ©. 2c sune 20,
1928; E 694656; Minerva Georgetta
Trumbly, Santa Cruz, Calif. 15104
Love’s longing (Smania d’amore) ;
waltz, by Iva Rindlisbacher; accor-
dion. © June 27, 1928; 2 c. June
29; E 695142; B. Quattrociocche,
Steubenville, O. 15105
Love’s message; words and music by
M. G. Trumbly. © 1 ¢. June 20,
1928; E 694657; Minerva Georgetta
Trumbly, Santa Cruz, Calif. 15106
Lovin’; words and music by Eddie
Schoelwer [i. e. E. H. Schoelwer]
[Words and melody only] [Photo-
stat]: © 1 cc ., July, s0:21925—) H
696622; Edward Henry Schoelwer,
Cincinnati. 15107
Lovin’ eyes; words and music by K. §8.
Hazzard.. © fe. shuly..95 19285
696097; Kathrine Stockwell Haz-
zard, Chicago. 15108
Lovin’ my way thro’; words by O.
Southal, music by Ethel Fuqua. ©
July 3, 1928; 2c. July 5; E 6938944;
Oberlin Southal, Lockport, Ill.
15109
Low down blues; by Roy Smeck; plec-
trum “2uit.~ ©-dune Be 128) 2 e.
June 238; E 694734; William J.
Smith music co., ine., New York.
15110
Low down biues; words by Iva France,
melody by Charles Davenport. ©
1c. June 20, 1928; E 694647; Brai-
terman-Fedder co.,.ine., Baltimore.
15111
Low down rounder’s blues; Words and
melody by Spencer Williams. ©
1c. July 9, 1928; E 696083 ; Georgia
music co., New York. 15112
versi e musica di A.
Calafiura, of Italy, domiciled at
Brocklyn; violino. © 1 ¢. June 27,
1928; E 694956; Anthony Calafiura,
Brooklyn. 15143.
Lu tuturutu;
Lucky (The) strike; words and mel-
ody by P. Gallatis. © 1 ¢. June 27,
1928: E 694950; Pygmalion Gallatis,
New York. 15114
Lullaby; coon song, words and mu
sic by Lilly May [pseud. of L. H,
Sitiles],° (arnt byt Qari ~A¥alson.
‘Words and melody only] © 1 «.
May 9, 1928; E 696158; Lillie Hand
Stiles, Lincoln, Neb. 15115.
192
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no. 7, 1928
15137
~
Lullaby moon; words and music by
A. M. Mitchell. © 1c July 16,
1928; E 695495; Aura May Mitchell,
Seattle. 15116
Lullaby (The) mother sang; waltz,
words and music by E. LeSieur. ©
1c. June 27, 1928; E 693744; Eu-
gene LeSieur, Sanford, Me. THLTy,
Luna (la) polka; by Vincent Giovan-
nelli; accordion. © June 27, 1928;
2c. June 29; E 695140; B. Quat-
trociocche, Steubenville, O. 15118
M’e’ arrivata stammatina; versi di
Armando Gildo (R. Bellobuono),
musica di Giuseppe DeLuca, of
Italy, domiciled at New York. 4to.
[Words and melody only] © July
16, 1928; 2 c. July 21; E 696394;
Ernesto Rossi, New York. 15119
Machet die tore weit (Lift up your
heads, O ye gates) ; Christmas can-
tata, Christmas carols and original
compositions by J. Schroeder; chil-
dren’s voices, pf. or organ ace. ©
DUM 9028329 Co Sty Blink
696334; John Schroeder, Melrose
Park, 15120
Mademoiselle Rose; humoresque,
poésie de Tristan Klingsor, musique
de Louis Beydts, of France. ©
June 5, 1928; 1 c«. June 28; E
697037; Heugel, Paris. iin Paik
Maga az els0o, akinek nam hazudok;
tango-dal, szévegét irta: Széesén
Mihaly; zenéjét szerzé: Erdés Lis-
zl6, of Hungary. © Dec. 10, 1927;
bo¢.. duly 25, 1928; BE 697261 ;. Roz-
SavOlgyi es tarsa, Budapest, Hun-
gary. 15122.
Magyar Liszl6 dalai; verse Torok
RezsO és Kalmar Tibor, zenéje
Magyar Laszlo, of Hungary. 1. fii-
zet. Eg a maris haza... [2
others]—2. fiizet. Messze fodldén
jar a rozsam... [2 others]—3. fii-
zet. Folnezek az égen jairo goéncél.
szekerére... [2 others] © Dec.
17, 1926; 1 c. each Apr. 2, 1928; E
689474689476 ; Nador Kalman,
Budapest, Hungary. 15123-15125
; entr’acte symphonique, de
K. G. Buzzi, of Italy; orch. avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © May 1, 1927;
1 ¢. Oct. 15; E 676201; Ercole Guzzi
Buzzi, Rome. 15126
(Der) ; banerisches
Maibaum neues
schulsingbuch fiir die grundschule, |
von Raimund Heuler, of Germany.
8vo. © May 15, 1926; 1c Dee. 3;
T513—28
E 689708; Josef Kosel & Friedrich
Pustet, k. g., Munich. £5127
Maillard (Pierre) Fantaisie; dans le
rythme d’une tarentelle, de P. Mail-
lard, of France; pf. © June 15,
1928; 1 ce. July 2; E 697132; Al-
phonse Leduc et cie., Paris. 15128
Mainacht; text von Jul. Sturm, musik
von Martin Gambke, of Germany,
op. 2, no. 2; minnerchor. 4to. ©
Apr. 24, 1928; 1 ¢ June 18; EH
692696; Schweers & Haake, Bremen,
Germany. 15129
Mama tain’t long fo’ day; words and
melody by Willie McTell. © 1 «¢.
July 10, 1928; E 695313; R. S. Peer,
New York. 15130
Mamma’s bad luck child; words by
Alga Alexander, music arr. by Irene
Spain. [Words and melody only]
© 1e¢ June 18, 1928; E 694508;
P. C. Brockman, Atlanta. 15131
Mammy’s g’wine ter rock her bebby
fo’ a wile; words and music by
P. A. Abbott. © 1c. June 29, 1928;:
E 695173; Pauline Allen Abbott,
Jamestown, N. J. 15132
Mammy’s lullaby; valse, words and
music by Rodolph Hirsch, of Great
Britain; pf. ace, with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech; in E flat. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © June 11, 1928;
1c. June 12; E 692813; B. Feldman
& co., London. 15133
Man (The) behind the gun; march,
by John Philip Sousa, transcribed
by Ralph Colicchio; ten. banjo, with
pf. ace. © July 23, 1928; 2 ¢. July
24; EH 695624; Irving Berlin stand-
ard musie corp., New York. 15134
Man from the South; words and mel-
ody by R. Bloom. & *e.: Uune
20, 1928; E 694660; Rube Bloom,
Brooklyn. 15135
Manger (The); from the canthta The
wordrous story, text by Raymond
Earl Bellaire, music by Richard
Kountz; mixed voices. 4to. © June
22, 1928")2'.€. ‘dune 20, “By G9bape *
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
, 15136
Manger (The); from the cantata The
wondrous story, by Raymond Earl
Bellaire, music by Richard Kountz:
8 treble or 3 male voices. 4to. ©
sune 18, 1928-32 5e. june 4238:
693783; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. Iolo
- "783
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15138
Manhattan beach march; by John
Philip Sousa, transcribed by Ralph
Colicchio; ten. banjo, with pf. acc.
© July 23, 1928; 2 c July 24; B
695627; Irving Berlin standard mu-
sic corp., New York. 15138
Manine bianche; serenata, di _ S.
Allegra, of Italy; orch. con pf. con-
duttore. 4to. © June 20, 1928; 1c.
June 18; EH 692577; A. Forlivesi &
c., Florence, Italy. 15139
Manuelita (la); sérénade, de Marcel
Laisne, of France; violon et pf., avec
26@2¢,0 oreh,, jad) ib. y\OuMee ne.
1927; 1 c. June 28, 1928; E 697026;
Marcel Labbé, Paris. 15140
Manx courting song (Arrane sooree) ;
Hnglish version of Manx traditional
words by Mona Douglas, air from
Moore’s Manx baliads, arr. by Ar-
nold Foster, of England; 4 mixed
voices. 4to. © June 21, 1928; 1 ¢.
June 22; E 692887; Stainer & Bell,
ltd., London. 15141
Marcella; valse lyrique, by Richard
Krentzlin, of Germany, op. 117;
1) Pf. Pf. 4 hands. "© sualy 11,
1928; 2 c. each July 18; E 696171,
696172; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 15142, 15143
March electric; by Edwin Franko
Goldman; pf. © Apr. 28, 1928; 2 «¢.
June 20; FE 694592; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 15144
March electric; by Edwin Franko
Goldman. 4to. 1. Fuil band with
solo B eornet conductor.—2. Full
orch.; «© / dune! 44; (18,1928; 2c.
each June 27; E 694856, 694857 ;.
Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
15145, 15146
Ne
March of the choristers; by Frederick
Keats; “pfit)) © July’ 26, 19285 12":
July 28; EH 696605 ; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 15147
March of the manikins; by Ivan Mos-
cow; pf. Los Angeles, Calif., Para-
mount music pub. co. © June 21,
1928; 2 ec. June 25; E 693677; Ru-
dolph Polak, Los Angeles. 15148
March of the universe; melody by
L. C. Hitzen. © 1c. June 18, 1928;
EK 693474; Louis C. Hitzen, New
York. 15149
March processional; by John Hermann
Loud; organ. © July 26, 1928; 2 «¢.
land
(
pt. 111, 0.S,, Va 20
July 28; E 696599 ; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 15150
Marche ebouriffante:’ (Stunning
march); de Francis Popy, of
France; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © June 20, 1928; 1 ¢ July 3;
E 697112; HE. Gaudet, Paris. 15151
Mare straniero; words by V. Cola-
matteo, music by Luigi Quaglia.
[Words and melody only]. © 1 «.
July 30, 1928; E 696628; Vincenzo
Colamatteo, Chicago. 15152
Maria; mazurka, by Joe Massimeno;
accordion. © June 27, 1928; 2 ec.
June 29; E 695145; B. Quattrocioc-
che, Steubenville, O. 15153
Marie; words and music by I. Berlin.
© July 24, 1928; 2c. July 25; EB
696482; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 15154
Marigold; syncopated’ impression, by
Billy Mayer, of Great Britain ; orch.
with pf. conductor. 4to. © June
16, 1928; '1' c.' June 18; H 692575 ;
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., London.
15155
Marionettes; characteristic dance, by
A. Antonovsky, of Russia, domiciled
at New York; pf. © 1c. July 5,
1928; E 693962; Alexis Antonovsky,
New York. 15156
Marjolaine; lyrics by James Brock-
man, music by L. Cowan and Howard
Jackson. [Words and melody only]
©1c. June 21, 1928; B 693582; Lynn
Cowan, Hollywood, Calif. POT ¢
Marjolaine; selection, music by Hugo
Felix, selected and arr. by H. M.
Higgs, of Great Britain; pf. London,
Chappell °& co. “Itd.." © June 15,
1928; 1c. July 3; E 692962; Harms,
ine., New York. 15158
Marjory; fox trot or blues, by Manu
Dnolbel and Harry Nilb, both of
France; orch., with pf. direction.
Jazz special ed. 4to. © May 10,
1927; 1 ec. June 2; E 669029; Edi-
tions Arlequin, Paris. 15159
Mars; words and music by E. D. Pat-
terson, arr. by Harold Stevenson.
[Blue-print] © 1c. June 18, 1928;
EK 694516; BE. D. Patterson, Coshoc-
ton, O. 15160
Marvel (The) method for mandoline:
by A. Grabl, of Germany, domiciled
at New York. © July 12, 1928; 2c.
July 18; aff. July 13; A 1085406;
Anthony Grabl, New York. 15161
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
Marvellous are Thy works, O Lord;
anthem, music by John 8S. Witty, of :
Great Britain; m-.xed voices. 8vo.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
June 21, 1928; 1 ¢« June 28; HB
692899; James Broadbent & son, ltd.,
Boston Spa, Yorks., England. 15162
Mary Malloy, I am your boy; words
and music by P. J. Gaffney. © 1 «.
July 23, 1928; E 695640; Patrick
Jchn Gaffney, Dorchester; Mass.
15163
Mary of Argyle; 2-part choral, by SS.
Nelson, arr. by Christopher O’Hare.
4to. © July 20, 1928; 2 ¢. July 21;
EH 696478; Kay and Kay music pub.
corp., New York. 15164
Maryland (A) exile; words and music
by K. R. Rasche. © June 21, 1928;
2a Mune -28s BO 698T8 Ts KOR.
Rasche, Oakland, Maryland. 15165
Masquerade; Spanish dance, by Ar-
noldo Sartorio, of Germany ; pf. duet.
© June 28, 1928; 2 ¢c. July 2; E
696023; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 15166
Masquerade; words by Mary Comp-
ton, music by Chas. W. Hamp and
Emile Ricca; pf. and ukulele ace.
© June 13, 1928; 2 c. June 15;
E 695329; Harms, ine., New York.
15167
Mass in D, no. 7; by Eduardo Marzo,
op. 69; 4 mixed voices, organ acc.
to. © July 13, 1928; 2c. July 20;
E 696859; G. Schirmer, inec., New
York. 15168
Mass in honor of Christ, the King;
words from the Catholic church,
music by L. A. Dobbelsteen ; 2 equal
vo ces or sop., alto and 1 male voice,
ad lib. 4to. © July 3, 1928; 2 e.
July 13; E 696183; Michael L. Nem-
mers, Milwaukee. 15169
Massapequa bound; fox trot, words
and music by J. P. O’Connor.
[Words and melody only] ©1e«.
June 22, 1928; E 693630; James
Patrick O’Connor, Jersey City.
; 15170
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric)
Hiegy (Melodie) ; by Jules Massenet,
arr. by Ida H. Jeston, op. 23, no.
9: pf. © June 22, 1928: 2 c¢ June
28: E 693766; John A. Seidt, Balti-
more. 15171
versi e musica di F.
Amcdio. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 26, 1928: E 694907;
Frank Amodio, Brocklyn. 15172
Mastu ciccio;
15183
~
Matthews (EH. BE.) Two songs by Shel-
ley ; set to music by EH. HE. Matthews.
of Great Britain. 1. Music, when
soft voices die. [1 other] © May
3,, 1928; 1.¢c.; June 21;, E 692645;
Oxford university press, London.
15173
Mavourneen and Macushla and also
Machree; words and music by
Jerome G. Kanner and J. L. Morse.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
July 28, 1928; E 696612; Joseph L.
Morse, Brooklyn. 15174
May-be (Peut-étre) ; sérénade Tzigane,
par H. Matéo; orch., avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © June 5. 1928;.2-c¢.
June 28; EH 695297; H. MackKnight,
Paris. 15175
May caprice; by O. Axelrod: 1st violin.
© 1c June 21, 1928; E 694711;
Oscar Axelrod, New York. 15176
Maybe it’s all for the best; words by
Walter O’Keefe, music by Harry
Archer. © July 10, 1928; 2 ¢. July
11; E 696117; DeSylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 15177
Mazur do Krakowa (Mazur to Kra-
kow); by L. Witkowski; violin. ©
1c July 2, 1928; H 6938894; Leon
Witkowski, New York. 15178
Mazurka; by Ivan Moscow; pf. Los
Angeles, Calif.,, Paramount music
pub. co. © June 21, 1928; 2 c. June
25; E 693681; Rudolph Polak, Los
Angeles. 15179
Mazurka grotesque: by August Nolck,
of Germany, op. 280; violin and pf.
© June''28, 1928; 2c. July 2’ H
696024; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 15180
Mbraccia ’a mmamma; versi di S.
Ricca, musica di V. De Crescenzo,
b]
of Italy, domiciled at New York.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
July 28, 1928; ..H..,695711;-, Silvio
Ricca, Brooklyn. 15181
Me’n that little ol’ sweetie of mine;
words and music by Hal Keidel and
Maurie Sherman. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. June 28, 1928; E
695195 ; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
15182
Mean man blues; words by Iva
France, melody by Charies Daven-
port. 1 e. June 20, 1928; H
694648 ; Braiterman-Fedder co., inc.
Baltimore. 15183
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15184
DE TE, Nese vere
Media (la) noche; serenade, from
Hispania suite. by Albert Stoessel ;
full orch., with pf. conductor. ©
June 22," 19283) 2 "E" June’ 273 By
694878; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 15184
Medias de seda (Silk stockings) ;
tango, letra de Juan A. Caruso,
musica de J. Bohr, of Germany,
domiciled at New York. Bs. Aires,
Ediciones musicales Alfredo Per-
rotth’’©) June 15! 19255 2c.. June
20, 1928; E 694566; Jose Bohr, New
York. 15185
Meditation ; by Cedric W. Lemont, op.
43, no. 5; pf. © May 23, 1928; 2 ec.
June 20; E 694637; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 15186
Meeko Mochem, mighty sachem; In-
dian song, words and music by John
Iroquois; sop., alto and bass, mel-
ody in bass. 4to. © June 19, 1928;
2 ec. June 21; H 693519; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 15187
Meeresstille; text von Joh. Wolfgang
von Goethe, musik von Hanns Wolfg.
Roscher, of Germany, op. 7a; mién-
nerchor.,,.4to. © Aprs 24, 1928;
1c. June 13: E 692693; Schweers &
Haake, Bremen, Germany. 15188
Még egy éjszaka .. .; szdévege és
zenéje: Seress Rezsotol, of Hungary.
Op. 4+; ©Fan:16, 19275) 1 -e. Apres 2,
1928; E 689477; Nador Kalm4n,
Budapest, Hungary. 15189
Melancholy; boston, paroles cde IL.
Pierrat, musique de Clapson, of
France. Paris, Editions Clapson. ©
June.) 1928; dooce. June, 28 75>
697004; Bodé, Paris. 15190
Melodic appassionato no. 1; by P. A.
Marquardt; oreh.. 4to. © June 21,
1928; 2 c. June 22; EH 693504; Music
buyers corp., New York. 15191
George P. Hulten;
192383" 2 eo yune ZS ;
Mélodie-valse: by
Moe © ame a.
EK 6950384; G. Schirmer, inec., New
York, 15192
Melodies of by gone days; words and
music by M. R. ‘Shumate, arr. by
Bernie Clements. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1. July 5, 1928; E
693983; Myrtle Rice Shumate, Dal-
las. 15193
Melodious etudes for trombone: se-
lected from the vocalises of Marco
Bordogni, transcribed and arr. by |
Joannes Rochut. bk. 2, 3. © May |
. Memories;
25, 19283" 2) "c. “each "dune 2079 i,
694642, 694643; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 15194, 15195:
Melody serene; by Ivan Moscow; pf.
Los Angeles, Calif., Paramount music
pub. co. © June 21, 1928; 2 c. June
25; E 693682; Rudolph Polak, Los
Angeles. 15196.
Melody (The) way to play violin; first
book, by W. Q. Miessner and George
Dasch. © July 3, 1928; 2 ¢. and aff.
July 5; A 1085070; W. Otto Miess-
ner, Milwaukee. 15197
Memorial to Bessie; words and melody
by E. Palmer. © 1 ¢. June 22, 1928 -
E 693644; Etta Palmer, Gary, Ind.
15198.
Memories; by H. Nossing, op. 6; pf.
©. Fuly' 2/1928 Qtte, anally 13: E
696193 ; Henry Nossing, New York.
15199
words and music by J. R.
Jones; sop., alto and bass, :melody
in bass. 4to. © June 19, 1928; 2 c.
June 21; EH 693517; Willis music co..,.
Cincinnati. 15200:
Memories ; words by Frank Cutler, mu-
sic by W. Webster. © June 2, 1928;
2c. June 27; H 694825; Wesley Web-
ster, San Bruno, Calif 15201
Memories; words by L.. HE. Williscroft,
music by Sylvester Long Cross. ©
Le; Sully 2)°1928; EB 695288) L. BH.
Williscroft, Seattle. 15202:
Memories of France; words by Al!
Dubin, music by J. Russel Robinson :
pf. and ukulele ace. © June 26,
1928; 2 ¢. June 27; Hi 694837 ; Water-
New York.
son, Berlin & Snyder co.,
15203.
Memories of my Aloha-land ; words and.
music by A. U. Turner. BAe.
July 30, 1928; E 696681; Archibald
U. Turner, Fort Humphreys, Va.
15204-
Memory mine; words by Oma Carlyle
Anderson, music by Lillian Kipp
Dwyer. © July 18; 1928; 2c July
21; E 6963842; Dwyer & Anderson,
Lindsborg, Kans. 15205.
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jaceob Lud-
wig Félix) Glory to God in the
highest; words from the Bible, mu-
sic by Félix Mendelssohn Bartholdy
fand] Come hither, ye faithful; tr..
by Edward Caswall [and] Oid Bo-
hemian Christmas earol; English
version by Laura Underwood; copy-
right is based upon new matter of
796
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
ny. 7, 1928
Carl F. Pfatteicher, namely, his in-
terpretation represented in legible
notation thereof contained in the
eopies filed; men’s voices a capella.
Ato. © Feb. 13, 1928; 2 c. June 27;
E 695001; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 15206
: Hark the herald angels sing; by
Mendelssohn, brilliant variations by
M. W. Butler; pf. © July 12, 1928;
2c. July 16; E 696388; A. W. Per-
ry’s sons, Sedalia, Mo. 15207
Lift thine eyes, O lift thine eyes;
from the oratorio Eiijah, by F. Men-
delssohn-Bartholdy [and] Father, I
eall to Thee; words by Theodore
Korner, English version by J. C.
Graham, music by F. H. Himmel;
copyright is based on new matter of
Carl F. Pfatteicher namely, his in-
terpretation represented in the legi-
ble notation thereof contained in the
copies filed; male voices a capella.
a0, © Peb.-18,,,1928:; 2 c.,. June: 27;
E 694989; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 15208
O rest in the Lord; anthem, arr.
by Cuthbert Harris, of Great Brit-
ain; mixed voices, with organ acc.
4to. © June 28, 1928; 2c. July 2;
EK 696026; Arthur P. Schmidt co..,
Boston. 15209
Romance sans paroles; by Men-
delssohn, arr. by P. A. Marquardt;
orch., with 1st violin conductor. ©
June’ 21, 1928; 2 °c., June, 22;, EB
693605; Photo play music ¢co., ine.,
New York. 15210
Spring song; arr. by Ida H. Jes-
ie Ups, nO.'6: pl.» ©. June 22
1928; 2 c. Jure 28; E 693774; John
A. Seidt, Baltimore. 15211
Menuet; by Rubin Goldmark; pf. ©
Maye as. 2928: .2 @. Jume- 20. Bb
694927; Carl Fischer, ine, New
York. 15212
Merry (A) little breeze; by Sarah
Ccleman Bragdon: pf. © June 25,
1928; 2 c. June 29; EB 695132; Ar-
thur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 15213
Merry (The) widow (La vedova al-
legra) ; valzer, by Franz Lehar, arr.
by Antonino Bonsignore. © June
25, 1928; 2 c. June 27; EB 694839;
Mauro VY. Cardilli, New York.
15214
Merz’s banjo band; new collection, arr.
for banjo bands and banjo orch. by
Otto C. A. Merz; ist ten. banjo. ©
June 27, 1928; 2.¢. June~28; aff.
15226
-
gune 30; A 1081925; William J.
Smith music eco., inc., New York.
15215
Message (The) of the rose: melody
by L. C. EHitzen. © 1c. June 27,
1928; E 694955; Louis C. Hitzen,
New York. 15216
Message of the rose; words and music
by Harriet Carter Renner, arr. by
Friedrich Janssen. © June. 20,
1928; 2 c. June 21; E 694688; Wind-
sor music pub. co., Cleveland. 15217
Messin’ around; words and melody by
Lovie Austin. © 1c. June 21, 1928;
E 693549; Chicago music pub. ©Co.,
ine., Chicago. 15218
Mi cielo paso doble; por I. M. Valle,
of Mexico, domiciled at Chicago; pf.
© 1.c¢., July 18, 1928; EH 696295;
Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago. 15219
Mi hogar ; letra de Luis Lopez de Arce,
musica de L. B. Girona, arreglo de
R. Marquez; pf. © 1 ce. June 19,
1928; E 693498; Luis Berrios Gi-
rona, Santurce, Porto Rico. 15220
Mi zugt nisht ois fin cheider; words
and music by J. Jaffe. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 29, 1928;
E 695172; Julius Jaffe, New York.
15221
Mia (la) carina; mazurka, melody
by J. Tantillo. ©1c. July 28, 1928;
EK 695719; Joseph Tantillo, New
York. 15222
Michigan stomp; melody by S. Greer
and A. Starks. ©1ce. July 25, 1928;
E 696507: Stanford Greer and Artis
Starks, Chicago. 15223
Mid-summer’s (A) dream; fox-trot,
lyrics by Bobby Lewis. music by
Nick Kempner and Con Conrad, arr.
by Joseph Nussbaum; orch. 4to. ©
guy 1L6y.1928.... 2...Coe daly AO
695538; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 15224
Mid-summer’s (A) dream; words and
music by Nick Kempner and Con
Conrad, arr. by George J. Trinkaus:
oreh.;,in C.. 4to. ©.July 16, 1928;
2¢. July 20; E 696366; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 15225
Mid-summer’s (A) dream; words by
Bobby Lewis [pseud. of L. Wolfe
Gilbert], music by Nick Kemper and
Con Conrad; pf. and ukulele ace.
Chedtiive?,, 1928-2. "e. Sulys Ts- EH
693994; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 15226
197
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15227
Midnight bells; Viennese melody, from
The opera ball, by Heuberger, arr.
by Fritz Kreisler, of Austria, domi-
ciled at New York; pf. © June 21,
1928;:2 c. June 27; E 694867; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 15227
Midnight frolic drag; melody by Chas.
Williamson. © 1c. July 23, 1928;
E 696456; R. S. Peer, New York.
15228
Mikado (The); selection from the
comic opera by Arthur Sullivan, arr.
by M. L. Lake; full band. © June
2, 1928; 2 c. June 20; EH 694612; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 15229
Milestones; words by Lawrence Rus-
sell and Harold J. Loomis, music by
F. Patrick and Judson Horan, of
Hngland, domiciled at Brooklyn. ©
1c July 6, 1928; E 693991; Frede-
rick Patrick, Brooklyn. 15230
Milford (Robin) Two sea-preludes;
written on verses from the Psalms,
by R. Milford, of Great Britain, op.
7; organ. © Mar. 8, 1928; 1c. June
21; E 692616; Oxford university
press, London. 15231
Million (A) kisses; words and music
by W. Crawley. [Words and melody
only] © 1 e¢ July 24, 1928; E
695647 ; Wilton Crawley, New York.
15232
Min allerbedste ven; fra Charlottelund-
revyen 1928, tekst af Aldred Kjerulf,
musk af Willy Kierulff, of Den-
mark; pf. © June 6, 1928; 1 c. June
18; E 692674; Wilhelm Hansen, Co-
penhagen. 15233
Mincuccio dint’ ’u festino; versi e
musica di Michele Rapanaro; violino.
©1c. July 9, 1928; E 696099; Frank
Amodio, Brooklyn. 15234
Mincuccio lu cantatore; versi e musica
di M’chele Rapanaro; violin. ©1e.
July 6, 1928; E 693987; Frank Amo-
dio, Brooklyn. 15235
Miniature trio no. 2; by Alfred Hill,
of Australia. 1. Clarinet in B flat.—
2. Flute. © July 18, 1928; 2c. each
July 20; E 696360, 696361; G. Schir-
mer, ine., New York. 152386, 15237
Miniature trio, no. 2; by Alfred Hill,
of Australia, domiciled at New
York; sc. with pts. for violin, or
oboe, violoncello, or bassoon, flute
and clarinet, with pf. acc.; in C maj.
©) July °10," 1928°*2" co suly cias,
696214; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
15238
DU, TE see ees
Minster chimes; by F. Leslie Calver, of
Great Britain; organ. © July -18,
1928; 2¢. July 19; EH 695533; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 15239:
Minuet a la reine; musical fancy, by
Beryl Rubinstein; pf. © May 9,
1928; 2 c. June 20; E 694588; Carl]
Fischer, inc., New York. 15240
Mirage; by Corbett Sumsion, of Great
Britain; pf. © May 17, 1928; 1 c.
June 21; E 692635; Oxford univer-
sity press, London. 15241.
Miriam; gavotte petite, by Florence HE.
Kefter; pt.. (© huly aoa doeemaee c.
July 20; E 696365; Edward Schu-
berth & co., ine., New York. 15242
Miss America; operetta in 3 atti, versi
di KE. L. Murolo e F. Astarita, musica
di Evem. Nardella, of Italy. Naples,
Casa editrice musicale. © May 17,
1928; le. July 27; HE 697279; Italian
book @o., New York. 15243.
Missing you; words and music by John
Daly and C. Beals. © June 26, 1928 ;
2 ec. June 28; E 695048; Carlton
Beals, Auburn, Me. 15244
Mississippi moon; words and music by
C. Yacich. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 9, 1928; E 696098 ; Chris
Yacich, New Orleans. 15245.
Mr. Bender & Mr. Hootz—step on the
starter and give her the gas; words
and music by N. S.°Brody. © 1 c.
June 29, 1928; EH 695171; Nathan S.
Brody, New York. 15246.
Mister Chiropractor ; words and music
by P. F. Phelp. [Words and melody
only] ©. 1 tec eye oe or
696087; Phillip Francis Phelp, Los
Angeles. 15247
Mr. Hoover and Mr. Smith; non-parti-
san comedy song, words by Herb
Mag'dson, music by Robert King.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
July 12, 1928; E 695400; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
15248
Mister Moon; words by EH. Dodson, mu-
sic by J. Weddell. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. June 30, 1928; E
693825; Johnny Weddell and Edgar
Dodson, Oakland, Calif. 15249
Misterioso-patetico; photoplay music,
by A. Louis Brunelli; orch., with pf.
or organ. © July 6, 1928; 2c. July
7: FE 695255; Robbins music corp..
New York. 15250
798
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
‘Mistress Priscilla; operetta in three
parts, by M. S. Haycraft, music by
John 8S. Witty, of Great Britain. 4to.
feriniy t, 1926° "1c. July 7! D' 2342;
James Broadbent & son, Itd., Yorks,
England. 15251
Mither (The) heart; four-pt. cho.,
words by Lillie Fuller Merriam, mu-
Sic by William Stickles ; male voices.
4to. © July 5, 1928; 2c. July 7; E
695248; R. L. Huntzinger, inc., New
York. 15252
M ther (The) heart; 38-part chorus,
words by Lillie Fuller Merriam, mu-
sic by William Stickles; women’s
voices. 4to. © July 17, 1928; 2c.
July 18; E 695506; R. L. Huntzinger,
inc., New York. 15253
Mitsou c’est un’ goss’ de Paris; paroles
de Mistinguett et Jean Pic, musique
de Fred Mélé et Craven, both of
France. © June 15, 1928; 1 ¢. July
2; E 697124; Editions musicales
Hvette, Paris. 15254
Moana; words and music by Mel Ball,
Lew Porter and Ross Gorman; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by A. J. Fran-
chini.. © May 26, 1928; 2 c. June-
23 ; E 693621; Denton & Haskins mu-
sie pub. co., inc., New York. 15255
Mockery ; words by Shakespeare, music
by Peter Warlock, [pseud. of Philip
Heseltine], of Great Britain. ©
Mar, 22% 4928; 1ie:) June. 213 E
692648; Oxford university press,
London. 15256
Modcrn (The) girl; words and music
by P. J. Sarantis. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ¢. June 28, 1928;
E 6938752; Peter J. Sarantis, New
York. 15257
Mojo hand blues; words and melody
by Ida Cox... © 1c. June 21, 1928;
E 694759; Chicago music pub. co.,
inc., Chicago. 15258
Mojo woman biues; words and melody
by Lemon Jefferson. © 1 ¢. July 27,
1928; E 696572; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 15259
Molly dear; words and music by J.
Brandfonbrenner. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. July 26, 1928; BE
695674; Joseph Brandfonbrenner,
Brooklyn. 15260
Moment (Le) deffroi (Erschrecken) ;
von Jeanne Bernard, of Germany;
orch., mit pf. o. organ direction u.
violine 1 direction. 4to. © June 20,
1928 ;°1 c. July 10; E 697141; Anton
J. Benjamin, Leipzig. 15261
- 15273
Moment (Le) humoristique; burleske,
von Jeanne Bernard, of Germany;
orch., mit pf. o. organ direction u.
violine 1 direction. 4to. © June
20, 1928; 1.c. July 10; E 697140;
Anton J. Benjamin, Leipzig. 15262
Monkey (The) lost his tail; fox trot,
words and music by E. LeSieur. ©
1c. June 27, 1928; EH 693745; Eugene
LeSieur, Sanford, Me. 15263
Monk’s (The) dream; by A. H. Lumley-
Holmes, of Great Britain; pf.
June “25; 1928: 1 c. sume 264 Hh
692888; Beal, Stuttard & co., ltd.,
London. 15264
Moody; words by E. M. Carl, music
by Robt. H. Brennen. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 11, 1928;
E 696137; Erma M. Carl, Delta, Col.
15265
Moon beams; words and melody by
E: M. Cook. .\© 1c. July 5, 1928;
E 693974; Effa M. Cook, Reno, Nev.
15266
Moon tower; Chinese number, words
by Maicolm McComb, music by Wil-
liam ©. K. Irwin. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. July 25, 1928; E
696520; May Irwin, New York.
15267
Moonbeams; serenade, by Victor Her-
bert, transcribed by George J. Trin-
kaus. 1. Cello and pf.—2. Violin,
cello and pf. © July 2, 1928; 2 ¢.
each July 7; E 693998, 693999; M.
Witmark & sons, New York.
15268, 15269
Moonbeams; serenade, by Victor Her-
bert, transcribed by George J. Trin-
kaus; violin and pf. © July 16,
1928; 2 c«. July 19; E 695539; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 15270
Moonbeams; serenade, lyric by Henry
Blossom, music by Victor Herbert,
arr. by. George J. Trinkaus; sop.,
alto and bar. 4to. © June 22, 1928;
2c. June 26; E 695336; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 15271
Mocnbeams; 2-part serenade, lyric by
Henry Blossom, music by Victor
Herbert, arr. by George J. Trinkaus ;
treble voices. 4to. © June 18, 1928;
2 ¢e. June 23; BE. 693779; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 15272
Moonbeams; 3-pt. serenade, lyric by
Henry Blossom, music by Victor Her-
bert, arr. by George J. Trinkaus. 4to.
© June 22, 1928; 2 c. June 26; EB
695335; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. yy:
vo
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15274
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
' Moonlight; words and music by T. B. Morning glory; by Merle Johnston; EB
Page. ©1c. June 21, 1928; E 694710;
Thomas Buster Page, Lima, O.
15274
Moonlight and roses; reverie, by Leon
E. Simmons; pf. © July 12, 1928;
2c. July 16; E 696383 ; A. W. Perry’s
sons, Sedalia, Mo. 15275
Moonlight madness; words and music
by Lou Davis and J. Fred Coots. ©
July 10, 1928; 2c. July 11; E 696119;
DeSylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 15276
Moonlight on the old Swanee; from
Summerland and roses, words by S.
W. H. Tyler, music by Harry L.
Cook. © 1 c¢. July 14, 1928; EB
696241; Samuel W. H. Tyler, Louis-
Ville. 15277
Moonrise ; by Trygve Torjussen, of
Norway, op. 63, no: 3; pf.. © June
28, 1928; 2 c. July 2; E 696029; Ar- |
thur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 15278
Moonshine; fox trot, words and music
by E. P. Van Hercke. © 1. July
d, 1928; E 695232; Ethyl Pine Van
Hercke, Boicourt, Kans. 15279
Moore girl; melody by A. Baxter and
J Baxter. | © Lye July 10928 :
EH 695314; R. S. Peer, New York.
15280
Mord; kino music, von Henry Weber,
of Germany, op. 8, no. 3; orch., mit
violino 1. directeur. 4to. © June
26; 1928; 1 c. May 12; HE 697188;
Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leipzig.
15281
Moresea; Moorish dance,- by Lao
Silésu, of Great Britain; pf. © July
5, 1928; 1 @ July 19; E 697226;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. 15282
Morley (Thomas) Nine fantasies; for
2 viols by T. Morley, arr. by Edmund
H. Fellowes, of England; 2 violins.
©" July \ 7; 1928+" 15. e? uly 9"
697137; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
15283
Morning; fox-trot, words and music by
Donald Heywood, arr. by Frank
Skinner; orch. © July 16, 1928;
2c. July 28; E 695698; Music corp.
of America, New York. ~» 15284
Morning; words and music by Donald
Heywood; pf. ©1c. July 9, 1928;
FE 695302; Music corp. of America,
New York. 15285
flat alto saxophone, with pf. ace. ©
June 30, 1928; 2c. July 6; E 693946;
Robbins music corp., New York.
15286
Morning hymn; words by Friedrich
Froebel, music by A. L. Byers. ©
Apr. 1, 1928; 2 ¢. June 27;-EH 694888 ;
Andrew L. Byers, Ashland, Or.
. 15287
-Morning, Mister Plane; foxtrott, von
Gerhard Mohr, of Germany; lt-
saxophon in Es u. klavier. © May
3, 19285, 11 -¢@\ June (13 37 Hi5 692722 -
Wilhelm Zimmermann, Leipzig.
15288
Morris dance; by Katherine K. Davis;
pf... ©, July (13, 192877 see uly. 20) -
Hi 6963853; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. ; 15289
Mother; melody by L. C. Hitzen. ©
1c. June 18, 1928; E 693475; Louis
C. Hitzen, New York. 15290
Mother ;
Pursley.
695202 ;
Pa.
words and melody by L.
© 1) «. July; 2,1928; EB
Lucile Pursley, Laurelton,
15291
Mother dear, Vll come home again;
words and music by J. Bonomolo, of
Italy, domiciled at Comstock, N. Y.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
June 29, 1928; E 698845; Jack
Bonomolo, Comstock, N. Y. 15292
Mother, dear mother of mine; valse
lento, words and music by I. Rosen-
berg. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. June 25, 1928; E 6938710; Irving
Rosenberg, Brooklyn. 15293
Mother home and dad; words by L. P.
Mulkey, music by B. Irene Meek. ©
1 ec. July 9, 1928; E 696105; Lura
Pierce Mulkey, Ft. Smith, Ark.
15294
Mother mine; words by E. Green,
music by Dorothy Thurston. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 26,
1928; E 698694; Estella Green, Pitts-
burg, Calif. 15295
Mother’s memory : by Florence
Schuette, transcribed by Renée
Chemet; violin and pf. © May 14,
1928; 2 c. June 20; E 694598; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 15296
Mountain (The) brook; by Frederick
A. Williams; pf. © June 29, 1928;
2c. June 29; EH 695021; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 15297
800
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
15321
-
Mountain (A) scene; from Norwegian
sketches, by Frederick Wick; full
~orch., with pf. conductor. © June
11, 1928; 2 ec. June 27; E 694870;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 15298
Mountain vistas; by Marx E. Obern-
dorfer; pf. © June 25, 1928; 2 c.
“June 29; E 695126; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 15299
Moussia; tango-mélodie, paroles de C.
Gilbert, musique de René Cocheux,
of France. © June 15, 1928; 1 «.
July 2; E 697125; Cécile Gilbert,
Paris. : 15300
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Andante
and scherzo; adapted and arr. by
George Pratt Maxim; 2 pfs., 4 hands.
© June 28, 1928; 2 ¢« July 2; E
696032; Arthur FP. Schmidt ° co.,
Boston. 15301
Muerte de Emilio Carranza; corrido,
words by I. M. Valle, music by J. M.
Lopez, of Mexico. © 1. July 30,
1928; E 695746; J. Martin Lopez,
Chicago. 15302
Muerte del General Obregon; corrido,
words by I. M. Valie, music by J. M.
Lopez, of Mexico. © 1 «. July 30,
30, 1928; EH 695748; J. Martin Lopez,
Chicago. 15308
Mugheri (La) ‘ngrata; versi di G.
Abbate, musica di Domenico Ietti,
of Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn;
mand. 4to. © 1c. May 23, 1928;
E 690826; Giuseppe Abbate, Brook-
lyn. 15304
Musette: by Ferde Grofé; pf. © July
24, 1928; 2 c. July 25; E 696461;
Robbins music corp., New York.
15305
Museite; by Katherine K. Davis; pf.
© July 18, 1928; 2 ¢. July 20: E
696354 ; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
15306
Music from the lost planet; by E. E.
Harder; pf. © July 9, 1928; 2 «.
July 138, 1928; E 696212; Erwin E.
Harder, Chicago. 15307
Musica proibita; melodia, di Stanislao
Gastaldon, of Italy; piccola orch.
con pf. conduttore. © May 29, 1928;
1c. June 26; EF 692892; A. & G. Ca-
risch & ¢c., Milan. 15308
Musical (The) salvationist; compiled
by F. G. Hawkes, of England;
mixed voices. With supplement.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] v. 42, no. 46, Apr.-June,
1928. © Mar. 28, Apr. 25, June 6,
1928; 1 c. each June 19; H 692799-
692801; Salvationist pub. and sup-
plies, ltd., London. 15309-15311
Musikbog 1; samlet som ledsagelse til
gymnastik af A. Bertram, of Den-
mark; pf. Copenhagen, Wilhelm
Hansen. obl. 8vo. © June 6, 1928;
1c." Sune 18's HE *692879';. Agnete
Bertram, Copenhagen. 15312
Musso doce; versi di G. E. Pasqualotto,
musica di A. Bascetta. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 23, 1928;
FE. 696485; Alfredo Bascetta and
G. E. Pasqualotto, Brooklyn. 15313
Muzikale (De) ontwikkeling aan de
piano; door Maria E.. van Ebben-
horst Tengbergen, of Netherlands.
deel 1 en 2. © July 8, 1928; 1 e.
each June 20; E 692896; N. V. Seyf-
fardt’s boek en muziekhandel, Am-
sterdam, Holland. 15314
My beloved; words and music by J. M.
McDonald. © July 18, 1928; 2 e.
July 21; E 696336; John Methuselah
McDonald, Montclair, N. J. 15315
My Black Hills rosebud; words by
I. H. Schmidt, music by E. Schou.
© June 23, 1928; 2 c. June 25; EH
693654; Emil Schou and Irwin
Henry Schmidt, Faulkton, S. D.
15316
My carpet; unison song, words by
Margaret G. Rhodes, music by
George Rathbone, of England. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© suby 235; "1928 -" le duly 24s
697248 ; Novello & co., ltd., London.
eves 1G
My castle in the clouds; words by
Charles Newman, music by Arthur
Sizemore, arr. by Rube Bennett; pf.
and ukulele acc. © June 26, 1928;
2c. June 28: H 695050; Milton Weil
music co., Chicago. 15318
My Cherokee Rose; words by M. C.
Wilson, music by B. G. Williams.
©) June ,6, 1928: -2 co June 283, E
693739; Blanche Graham Williams
and Maude Cooper Wilson, Indian-
apolis. 15319
My darling; words by Ida Simpson,
music by B. Boyd. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 27, 1928;
E 694944; Ida Simpson Bennett and
Bobbe Boyd, New York. 15320
My daughters fair; words and music
by (Ri Ee Shellie er * ste 19.
1928; 2 c. June 21; E 694788; Katie
Lee Hattox Shell, Wichita. 193521
801
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15322
My dear old country home; words by
G. K. Lang, music by Richard
Broughton. © 1 c. July 23, 1928:
E 695641; Gertrude K. Lang, Way-
mart, Pa. 115322
My dear one; words and music by H.
Smythe. © June 30, 1928; 2 c. June
29; E 695107; Horace Smythe, San
Francisco. 15323
My dearest dear; words by Adele
O’Brian, melody by D. C. Lineberry.
©1e. July 19, 1928; B 695578; De-
borah C. Lineberry, Columbus, O.
15324
My Dixie home; words and music by
A. Jenkins, music arr. by Irene
Spain. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 8, 1928; E 693932; An-
drew Jenkins, New York. 15325
My dream comes true; from The
charmer, words by Harry B. Smith,
music by Karl Hajos. New York,
Harms, inc. © June 27, 1928; 2 ec.
June 29; E 695010; Shubert theatre
‘ corp., New York.
My dreams of Mamie; words and mu-
sic by B. M. McGhee, arr. by Henry
Caruth.. ©: dich dune als. wees Hy
693470; Berry Mack McGhee, De-
troit. IRAE
My dreams of yesterday; waltz, words
and music by E. LeSieur. © 1 ec.
June 27, 1928; E 6938746; Eugene
LeSieur, Sanford, Me. nlp Z2s
My eyes for beauty pine; words by
Robert Bridges, music by Herbert
Howells, of Great Britain; unison
voices; organ ace. 4to. © Apr. 26,
1928; 1 c June 21; EH 692624; Ox-
ford university press, London.
15329
My fleet of dreams; words and music
by C. W. Krogmann. 1. In D flat.—
2. In # flat. © June 18, 1928; 2 ¢.
each June 20; E 694724, 694725;
C. W. Krogmann, Marblehead, Mass.
15330, 15331
My girl with the laughing eyes; words
and music by B. O. Wheeler. ©
Le. June 16, “192s: Hh Ggs49r:
Blanche Olivia Wheeler, Hamilton,
Mass. 15332
My golden moon, I’m lonesome; -words
by Richard Hughes, music by Carey
J. Davis. ©: dune We." .92ee 2c:
June 14; EH 694406; Davis & Hughes,
High Point, N. C. 15333
802
15326 -
pt. 111, n. s., v. 23
My heaven; words and melody by I.
Green. 1.) .G... Aya ed cen ee
695234; Irving Green, Brookline,
Mass. 15334
My heaven is home; words by Harry
D. Kerr, music by Errol Collins;
pf. ace, with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © July 26, 1928;
2e. July 25; E 696487; Sam Fox
pub. co., Cleveland. 15335
My ideal of love; words and music
by E. J. Kohlbrenner. [Photostat]
© 1c. July 21, 1928: BE 695597;
Edward J. Kohlbrenner, Washing-
ton. 15336
My little bathing beauty; words by
W. Ball, music by Lee Turner.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
July 16, 1928; E 695496; Wade Bail, —
Clarissa, Minn. 15337
My little brown house. on the prairie;
words by A. 8S. Maggs, music by
Clifton Keith. ©1c¢. June 19, 1928;
EH 693481; Allie Stewart Maggs,
Englewood, Col. 15338
My lodging is on the cold ground;
old’ song, words anon., music arr.
by J. E. Barkworth, of Great Brit-
ain. [London], MacDonagh, Capde-
ville & co, ltd. © June 1, 1928;
1 ec. June 23; E 692793; John HE.
Barkworth, Cambridge, England.
15339
My love; words by S. Potter, music
by Rob’t H. Brennen. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. June 30, 1928;
HE 693837; Susan Potter, Harrisburg,
Pa. 15340
My love’s an arbutus; from Songs of
old Ireland, words by A. P. Graves,
music arr. by Chas. V..Stanford, of
Great Britain; alto, ten., 2d ten. or
Ist bass, and bass; in D. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© May 25, 1928; 1 «@ June 30: E
692950; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
15341
My Maori maiden; fox trot, words and
music by Jack Lumsdaine, of Aus-
tralia. © + May 1, 1928;'1'¢. June
27; E 692819; Allan & @o., proprie-
tary ltd., London. 15342
My million dollar baby; lyric by M.
BE. Strout, music by Helen, Kent.
New York, Frank Harding. © June
14, 1928; 2 c June 21; EH 693589;
Mary E. Strout, Mechanic Falls, Me.
15343
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
15368
Monday date; melody by Earl
Hines. © 1 c¢. June 16, 1928; E
696268; Consolidated music pub.
house, Chicago. 15344
My native land; march, by M. W.
Butler; pf. or organ. © July 12,
1928-2 c. duly 16; E 696382; A. W.
Perry’s sons, Sedalia, Mo. 15345
My old New England home; words and
music by Estelle Ruth. [Photostat]
© 1c July 30, 1928; BE 695733;
Esther R. Rubin, San Diego, Calif.
15346
My one girl; from Say when, words
and musie by W. Franke Harling;
My
pf. and ukulele acc. © June 27,
1928; 2 c@ June 29; E 695007;
. Harms, ine., New York. 15347
My own; by S. I. Prager; pf. ©l1e.
July 25, 1928; E 696521; Sidney
Irving Prager, New York. 15348
My own; words and melody by HE.
McDonald. © 1c. June 29, 1928;
EH 695157; Elizabeth McDonald,
Memphis, Tenn. 15349
My own pretty Kitty Malone; words
and music by A. Bailey, arr. by
Chas. L. Johnson. © 1c. July 13,
1928; EK 696194; Arthur Bailey, Kan-
sas City, Mo. 15350
My pilot face to face; words by Cora
M. Nicodemus, music by G. F.
Maschoff. © 1c. June 18, 1928; E
698575; Gustave F. Maschoff, New-
ton, Kans. ADO
My poppy girl; words and music by
L. Redding. South Bend, Ind., Lor-
raine music co. © June 21, 1928;
2c. June 27; E 694898; Lena Rea-
ding, South Bend, Ind. 15352
My precious one; words by William
O. Balanzategui, music by G. Camil-
loni, op. 49, no. 3. © June 11, 1928;
2 ce. Jtne 23; E 693597; Giuseppe
Camilloni, Providence, R. I. 15353
My questions, her answers; words and
music by J. Qshmak, of Poland,
domiciled at Milwaukee. © July 3,
1928; 2 ec. July 5; E 693945; John
Oshmak, Milwaukee. 15354
My rosary of pearls; words and music
by E. Babcock. © June 21, 1928;
2 ec. June 27; E 694901; Earl Bab-
cock, Chicago. 15355
My rose; words and music by M. A.
Mather; unison voices. 4to. ©
Juce 19, 1928; 2° G4. June 21° Hh
693514; Willis musie co., Cincinnati.
15356
My rose of dream days; words by M.
G. Hiser, music by Lee Turner. ©
1c. July 16, 1928; E 695502; Maude
G. Hiser, Simpson, Minn, 15357
My song; words and music by P. W.
Christensen. [Blue-print] © 1 «¢.
July 19, 1928; E 695569; Paul
Walter Christensen, Cincinnati.
15358
My song of songs to you; melody by
Sunny Clapp and Archie Bleyer. ©
1c. June 23, 1928; EH 693640; South-
ern music pub. co., inc., New York.
: 15359
My song of woe; words and music by
Al. Spaulding [i. e. L. A. Spaulding]
© 1c. July 21, 1928; E 696448; Le-
roy Al. Spaulding, Portland, Or.
15360
My sunny Sue; words and music by
I. Roth. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 12, 1928; EB 695414; Ir-
ving Roth, Brooklyn. 15361
My sweet woodland rose; words by
F¥. O. Robinson, music by John
Heiser. © June 30, 1928; 2 ¢. July
2; E 695219; Fred O. Robinson, Cam-
bridge, Mass. 15362
My sweetheart in heaven; words and
music by A. Alton. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. July 5, 1928;
E 695237; Alvin Alton, Memphis,
Tenn. 153863
My wonderful Saviour; words and
music by Titus M. Johnson. © June
20, 1928; 2 c. June 28; EH 695075;
Nathaniel Carlson, Miami, Fla.
15364
Myers graded course for violin class
instruction; by Francis A. Myers;
with pf. ace. bk. 1. 4to. © June
20, 1928; 2 ec. June 25; E 694784;
Myers music house, Utica, N. Y.
15365
Myrilla; poésie de Jacques Heugel,
musique de Georges Hiie, of France.
© June’ 5,.1928: 1 « June 28; H
697035 ; Heugel, Paris. 15366
Myrtille; mélodie, poésie de -Hd.
Guinand, musique de Charles-René,
of France; voix élevées. © June 5,
1928; 1 c. June 28; E 697070; Henry
Lemoine et cie., Paris. 15367
Mysterioso magico; kino music, von
Henry Weber, of Germany, op. 8,
no. 4; orch. 4to. © June 26, 1928;
1c. May 12; E 697184; Aug. Cranz,
G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 15368
803
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15369
Mythological (The) blues; words and
melody by Ernest Rogers. © 1 «¢.
June 23, 1928; E 6936389; Southern
music pub. co., ine., New York.
15369
Na dachu; oberek, melody by T. F.
Zadroga. © 1 ¢« June 30, 1928;
E 693812; Tadeusz F. Zadroga, Phil-
adelphia. 15370
Na nasi ptdé straSi (The haunted
garret); valcik, arr. by Louis Vitak.
1. Band. 4to.—2. Orch. 4to.—=3.
Concertina. © June 20, 1928; 2 c¢.
each June 26; E 698668—693670; Vi-
tak-Hlsnic co., Chicago.
15371-15373
Na nasi pudé = straSi-valcik (The
haunted garret-waltz) ; arr. by Louis
Vitak; pf. with words. © June 23,
1928; 2 ¢. July 12; E 695370; Vitak-
Elsnic co., Chicago. 15374
Na pamiéitku valéik (Remembrance
waltz): by Anton Brousek; con-
ductor pt. © 1 @ duly jo 1928
693911; Consolidated music pub.
house, Chicago. 15375
Nach uns die stindfiut: marsch-lied,
aus Schwarz-revue 1928, worte von
Robert Gilbert, musik von Fritz
Lehner, of Austria. © Apr. 1, 1928:
1c. June 13; E 692761; Mignon-ver-
lag. Vienna. 15376
Nachklinge aus dem Zillerthal; fan-
tasie. von Th. Hoch. op. 16, bearb.
von Franz Herbst, both of Germany ;
cornet 4 piston u. pf. © Mar. 22,
1928; 1 c. June 13; E 692764; Riihle
& Wendling, Leipzig. 15377
Nadul i dogury (Up and down); walc,
by L. Witkowski; violin. ©1c. July
2, 1928: E 693888; Leon Witkowski,
New York. 15378
Nagasaki: words by Mort Dixon, music
by Harry Warren. © July 13, 1928:
2e. July 18; E 696275; Remick
music corp., New York. 15379
Nagasaki nights; verse by Adah Steele,
music by J. Lewis Browne; high
voice. © June 15, 1928; 2c. June
18; E 694527; John Church co., New
York. 15380
Nameless blues: words and melody by
Spencer Williams. © 1 c¢. June 29,
1928; E 695182: Triangle music pub.
eco., inc., New York. 15381
Napapangarap kita (Dreaming of
vou); kundiman, titik ni José Cor-
azon de Jesus, tugtugin ni J. M.
Buencamino. © July 18, 1928; 2 «.
pt. 1 aS veee
July 21; E 696348; Juan M. Buen-
camino, Chicago. 15382
Napolitains (Les); de V. Staub, of
France: pf. © June 5, 1928-71 c.
June 28; E 6987007; L. Philippo,
Paris. 15383
Napulitana; tango, d’André Sab, of
France; pf.. © June 5, A925 21. c.
June 28; EH 697013; Editions musi-
cales Sam Fox, Paris. 153884
‘Narrow (The) street; words and music
by; Sister Devamata (Laura § F.
Glenn) ,©.-1,/¢. July 501928
693977; Laura F. Glenn, LaCres-
centa, Calif. 153885
Natural dance studies; by Helen Nor-
man Smith; pf. © May 21, 1928;
2c. June 2; aff. June 20; A 1077927 ;
A. 8. Barnes & co., New York.
15386
Nature’s praise; words by K. Jessie
Kleeberger, music by A. L. Byers. ©
Apr. 1, 1928; 2c. June 27; E 684889 ;
Andrew L. Byers, Ashland, Or.
15387
Naughty Nancy; words and music by
Z%. Insall. © 1c. July 10, 1928; EH
695317 ; Zilpha Insall, El Paso. —
15388
Nearer, my God, to Thee; words by
Sarah F. Adams, music by Anna
Priscilla R’ésher; sop. and alto or
ten. and bass. © June 25, 1928; 2 ¢.
June 29; E 695123; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 15389
"Neath your window; four-pt. cho.,
words by W. O. Robinson, music by
B. Cecil Gates; men’s voices. 4to.
© June 26, 1928; 2 c. June 22; H
694694; Harold Flammer, inc., New
York. 15390
Nem kitild6k mar piros rézsat; verse:
Robert Pal [and] Elhagyott a sze-
renese; verse: Sebo Miklos; zenéje
Buday Dénes, of Hungary. © Dec.
1651927; ° 1 ey Sally eas ee
697260: Rozsavolgyi es tarsa, Buda-
pest, Hungary. 15391
Nena; love song, words and music by
P. S. Alayu. -. [English and Spanish
text] © June 21, 1928; 2c. June 27;
E 694899; Pedro S. Alayu, Chicago.
15392
Nerone; fantasia sul 3. atto, di Arrigo
Boito, istrumentazione di Ottino Ra-
nalli, of Italy; orch. Grande parti-
tura. (©) July. 2, 19285 10C ili
E 692998; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
15393
804
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
Nest-building ; words and music by A.
G. Foster; sop. and alto. 4to. ©
June 19,:-1928; 2) c.,,June) 21; HE
693516; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
15394
Never be blue; words and music by
Jo Trent. © June 23, 1928; 2 ¢. June
27; E 694894; Gotham music service,
ine., New York. 15395
Never give in; words and- music by
Jewell Hennessy, of Great Britain.
© June 8, 1928; 1 c« June 30; E
692952 ; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
15396
Never let the same bee sting you twice;
words and melody by R. Brown. ©
hy@. aii, 10,;1928)-, BE) 6953821; BR. S.
Peer, New York. 15397
New moon; lyric by Judy Shea, music
by M. G. Gowenlock. © 1c. July
20, 1928; E 696326; Marjorie G.
Gowenlock, Chicago. 15398
New Orleans low down; by Duke El-
lington; pf.. ©, June 23, 1928; 2 c.
June 27; E 694892; Gotham music
service, inc., New York. 15399
New songs for the home and radio;
words and music by various au-
thors; pf. and ukulele acc. © May
44 1925> 2c. July 7; ‘aif. July..2; A
1084137; Stuart music co., Chicago.
15400
New (The) tap dance; words and mu-
sic by S. I. Prager; pf. ©1ec. July
31, 1928: BH 695757; Sidney Irving
Prager, New York. 15401
Nie tesknij ; wale, melody by W. Kers-
milis: © s1:e July 7, 1928; EH
695266; Walter Kerszulis, Ham-
tramck, Mich. 15402
Night; words and music by W. L.
Huscher. © 1c. July 12, 1928; E
695418; Wilma Luella MHuscher,
Grandfield, Okl. 15403
Night-cap (The); fox trot, by Joe
Glover; orch. 4to. © May 22, 1928;
2 ec. June 23; E 693618; Denton &
Haskins music pub. co., ine, New
Tork. 15404
Night in the forest; words and music
by A. M. Smythe; sop., alto and bass,
melody in bass. 4to. © June 19,
1928; 2 ec. June 21; E 693518; Willis
music co., Cincinnati. 15405
Night of love; words by Sylvester L.
Cross, music by C. Grolimund. ©
1 c« June 23, 1928; E 693650;
Charles Grolimund, Seattle. 15406
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a 15417
Night time; by Harry Cahill; pf. ©
PUNE, 2 Oy cpl os ere Cu nelly, 2on, YD
672475; Editions L. Maillochon,
Paris. 15407
Night (The) time, the moon and you;
words and music by F. L. Horner.
© 1c. July 3, 1928; E 693921; For-
best LeRoy Horner, San Francisco.
15408
Ninetta ; lyric and music by G. Romilli.
@> duly 2, 1928: 2 ¢ duly. Te> ED
693992; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 15409
Nino (El) fidencio; corrido, letra y
musica de J. C. Tovar, of Mexico,
domiciled at San Antonio. © 1 «.
July 14, 1928; EH 696239; José Con-
rado Tovar, San Antonio. 15410
No; words and musie by T. E. Taylor.
© 1c. June 16, 1928; BE 694514;
Thomas EH. Taylor, Tower, Minn.
15411
No hidin’ place; song, arr. by Fred-
erick Hall. (Jn A group\of unusual
negro spirituals) © Mar. 15, 1928;
2c. Mar. 14; E 683848; Homer A.
Rodeheaver, Chicago. 15412
No hiding place; words traditional,
music by FEF. MecCravy and J. Mce-
Oravy ; ‘pf. "© 1c. Fuly ‘25, .1928 ;
KE 696514; Frank McCravy and
James McCravy, Laurens, S. C.
15413
No need to tell me that you love me;
words and music by Donald Hey-
wood; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
ne Katana. ©) July 5, 1998) 2¢
July 6; E 693952: Edward B. Marks
music co., New York. 15414
No one but vou; by L. B. Kesler, jr.;
pf. ©1ece. July 9, 1928; E 696084;
Lewis Brown Kesler, jr., New York.
15415
No parking; fox trot, by Phil Napo-
leon, Ted Raph and Newell Chase,
arr. by Ted Raph; smalli dance orch.
©v dune 17° 1928" 2° er hune 2257) Bi
693622; Denton & Haskins music
pub. co., inc., New York. 15416
No room for anybody in my heart but
you; from Say when, words by Max
Lief and Nathaniel Lief, music by
Ray Perkins; pf. and ukulele acc.
©pwune, 27,, 1928 35.2 ca June, 29> 1
695009; Harms, inc., New York.
15417
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15418
pt. 111, n. s., v. 23
Nobile a tragedia d’’o Polo Nord; versi
di Guglielmo Onofri, musica di Ro-
dolfo Falvo, of Italy. 4to. [Words
and melody only] © July 16, 1928;
2 « July 21; E 696393; Ernesto
Rossi, New York. 15418
Nobile e’ salvo! ...; versi di Renzo
Abbondandolo, musica di Francesco
Pennino. 4to. [Words and melody
only] © July 5, 1928; 2c. July 12;
E. 695374; Italian book co., New
York. 15419
Nobile *n’ capp ’o’ munno; versi di J.
Micca, musica di Gasper J. Micca.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
July 16, 1928; E 695683; John Mic-
ea, Corona, N. Y. 15420
Nobile, stella d’Italia; marcia patriot-
tica, versi di M. Perrocato, musica
di Luigi Canoro; pf. © June 20,
1928; 2 c. July 6; E 693953; Louis
Canoro and Maria Perrocato, New
York. * 15421
Nobile truvato; versi di J. Clano, mu-
sica di/Luigi Donadio; cello. ©
1c. June 26, 1928; E 693695; John
Clano, Woodside, L. I., N. Y. 15422
Nobody but baby; fox trot, words and
music by Vaughn De Leath [pseud.
of Leonore Geer] © July 1, 1928;
2 c. June 30; E 693796; Triangle
music pub. co., inc., New York.
15423
Nobody cares for me; words and mu-
sic by. A. A. Choffe. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 25, 1928;
E 693703; Augustus A. Choffe, New
York. 15424
Nobody knows how I miss you; words
and music by J. H. Davage. © 1c.
July 25, 1928; E 696516; John Hen-
ry Davage, Baltimore. 15425
Nobody said a word; words by Charles
Tobias, music by Peter De Rose.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
July 12, 1928; E 695391; Irving Ber-
lin, inc., New York. 15426
Ncbody’s jealous of me; words and
music by Charles Tobias, Al Sher-
man and Jack Murray. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 9, 1928;
E 696100; DeSylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc., New York. 15427
Noddizg song; words and music by
W. D. White; unison voices. 4to.
© June 19, 1928;°2 c. June ‘21; EH
693513; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
15428
Nodding tulips; by Chester Nordman;
pf. Boston-New York, Evans music
co. © June 29, 1928; 2 ec. July 2;
EK 695456; M. T. Evans, Boston.
15429
Nomo-Lil-Slapt-Han’s; knife and fork
song, words and music by N. E.
Dickinson. © 1 ¢. July 19, 1928;
E 695558; Nellie E. Dickinson,
Frankton, Ind. 15430
Nonchalant; by Grace Dalton; pf. ©
1c. July 21, 1928; E 696450; Ger-
trude Duckman, Brooklyn. 15431
Nora; mazurka, by E. Erario; violin.
© 1e¢. June 26, 1928; E 694931;
Ernesto EHrario, Brooklyn. 154382
Northern (A) baloo; by Alfred Mof-
fat, of Great Britain; violin and pf.
© June 11); 1928.5 Ae. 1 de 23
692839; Schott & co., Itd., London.
154383
Northern (The) pines and you; waltz,
words by D. N. Roberts, music by
Ray Hibbeler. ©1c. June 30, 1928;
EK 693826; Dorothy Nichols Roberts,
Battle Lake, Minn. 15434
Norwegian lullaby; by Rudolf Kvelve,
op. 2, no. 1; violin or 2 violins, with
pf. ace." © Duly See ioees Zee raly
16; E 696412; Fred Heltman co.,
Cleveland. 15435
Norwich forever; words by Arthur
Wallace Peach, set to the tune True
blue. © June 30, 1928; 2 ¢. July
16; E 696234; Norwich university,
Northfield, Vt. 15436.
Notre amour (Our love); de Gabriel
Fauré, op. 23, no. 2, arr. par F.
Salabert, of France; orch., avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © June 20, 1928;
1c. July 8; BE 697155; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 15437
Now I’m looking for a girl; words by
Walter O’Keefe, music by Harry
Archer. © July 10,;'1928; 2 ¢. July
11; E 696118; DeSylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 15488
Now is the month of May-ing; 2-part
song, words by Morley, music by
Frank A. Chapple, of Great Britain ;
in F. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © July 10, 1928; 1 e.
July 12; E 697239; Edwin Ashdown,
Itd., London. 154389
O be joyful in the Lord; anthem, text
from the Scriptures, music by Adam
Nomabama; mixed voices. 4to.
June '29,"'1928; 2°e)i- Jrame.29);.) H
695018; Theodore Presser eco., New
York. 15440
806
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
: | 15460
O’ bleib’ bei mir; voksweise, arr. by A. | O Saviour mine; words arr. by Levi
Nikolaus, of Roumania, domiciled at
Detroit ; frauenchor. © 1c. July 2,
1928; E 696547; Andreas Nikolaus,
Detroit. 15441
O bless the Lord, my soul; words by
Isaac Watts, music by N. Carlson.
© June 20, 1928; 2 c. June 28; E
695081; Nathaniel Carlson, Miami,
Fla. 15442
O bring the light; words by Edwin A.
Kilbourne, music by A. F. Ingler. ©
Sune “1271/0281 20.c)) July) 265. EB
695672; Arthur Forrest Ingler, North
Attleboro, Mass. - 154438
O’ don’t forget your mother; waltz,
words and music by S. Abramovitch,
of Canada, domiciled at Rouses
Pomt, N.Y. © 1-e July 3;'1928 ;
E 693935; Sam Abramovitch, Ft.
Riley, Kans. 15444
O du mein kleiner Robinson; moderne
ballade u. jazz-Symphonie, text u.
musik von Ginter Joachim, of Ger-
many; salon-orch. mit banjo quar-
tette u. gesangs-duo, pf. direktion u.
spezial-arr. fiir jazzband.. 4to. ©
ct, 12° 1927> 1c. June’ 26, 1928 > E
692909 ; Imuver-verlag Paul Przetak,
Charlottenburg, Germany. 15445
O flower; words and music by L.
Thorne-Bamber, of England. lLon-
don, Novello & co., ltd. © July 23,
1928; 1 @: July 24; E 697254; L.
Thorne-Bamber, Portsmouth, Eng-
land. 15446
O Katherine, sweet Katherine; words
by Mrs. Wm. E. Hotka, music by
Rob’t H. Brennen. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 26, 1928;
EK 695544; Catherine J. Hotka, Des
Moines. 15447
O paradise ; sacred song or duet, words
and music by G. A. Collin; women’s
voices. © May 28, 1928; 2c. June
28 ; E 693722; G. A. Collin, Somerset,
Pa. 15448
O praise the Lord; anthem, words
from the Bible, by Rob Roy Peery;
mixed voices, organ ace. 4to.
Wily pales LOOKS) 2 C. SULy. 28 35
695701; H. W. Gray co., New York.
15449
O sanctissima ; on a melody by Arcan-
gelo Corelli, transcribed by Fritz
Krcisler; violin, cello and pf. ©
May’ 14;-°1928: 2° ¢. June, 20; E
694622; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
15450
Mumaw, music by E. O. Sellers. (In
Advanced Sunday school lesson quar-
terly. v. 22, no. 3, July—Sept. 1928)
© June 18, 1928; 2 c. June 26; E
694817; Ernest O. Sellers, New Or-
leans. 15451
O sing unto the Lord; harvest anthem,
music by George D. Gillies, of Great
Britain; 4 mixed voices; organ acc.
4to. © June 11, 1928: 1c. June 23;
E 692806; Banks & son, York, Eng-
land. 15452
O sons and daughters; Easter hymn,
words anon., music by C. C. Har-
wood, of Great Britain; mixed
voices. 4to. © May 3, 1928; 1.
June 21; EK 692622 ; Oxford university
press, London. 15453
O yes, he does; words and music by
G. C. von Holtzendorf [i. e. G. C.
Holtzendorf] [Words and melody
only | ie.) Junet 1.019281
693001 ; George C. Holtzendorf, New
York. 15454
Octave study; by Frank Lynes; pf; in
A flat. © June 25, 1928; 2 ¢. June
29; E 695115; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 15455
Of wounds and sore defeat; poem by
William Vaughn Moody, music by
Constance Herreshoff; high voice.
OM Uy TS. 1928 3". belie” By
696405 ; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
15456
Off together; by Arnoido Sartorio, of
Germany; pf. duct. © June 28,
1928; 2 ec. July 2; E 696021; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 15457
Oggi ...é€ un’ altra cosa; intermezzo-
canzone, di Eugenio Mignone, of
Italy; piccola orch., con pf. condut-
tore... 4to. © June 25.7 1928% Ie.
July 20; H 697205; A. & G. Carisch
& c., Milan, Italy. 15458
Oh, baby, baby; fox-trot, words by
Ronald Frankau, music by Billy
Barnes, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele acc.; in E flat. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © June 1,
1928; 1 c. June 6; E 692878; Cecil
Lennox, lid., London. 15459
Oh! Ben you’re beginning again; one-
step, words and music by Harry Cur-
wen, Ralph Stanley and Al. Max, all
of Great Britain; pf. acc., with uku-
lele arr. by N. L. Low;..in FE. . (Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © June
Yapigzo: 1 :@ June 18;. EH 692602;
‘,
Lareine & co., ltd., London. 15460
807
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15461 :
Oh, beneditte ’e femmene; versi di
Luigi Lica, musica di R. DeLuca,
of Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
July 18. 1928; E 696312; Ralph De-
Luea, Brooklyn. 15461
Oh boy, oh joy; words and music by
B. Samberg. [Words and melody
only]. © 2, c¢; daly,17.1:1928;,. B
695493; Benjamin Samberg, Brook-
lyn. 15462
Oh boys, she can cook; words by H. A.
Lindsay, musie by David Reed. ©
le. June 25, 1928; E 693690: Howard
A. Lindsay, Allison Park, Pa. 15463
On! Clara; one step, words and music
by S. E. Perey, of Australia. © 1.
May 3, 1928; E 697203; Sidney
Easton Percy, Rockhampton, Queens-
land, Australia. 15464
Oh, give me back those summer days;
words and melody by EH. J. Link. ©
1e. July 16, 1928; E 695473 ; Hdward
J. Link, Chicago. r
Oh! how yow’ll be surpr’sed; words by
J. P. Gagne, music by Richard
Broughton. © 1c. June 22, 1928;
E 694720: Joseph Paul Gagne,
Smooth Rock Falls, Ontario, Canada.
15466
Oh! I’m feeling blue; words and
melody by H. M. Stewart, arr. by
H. T. McLean. © 1 ec. June 22,
1928; E 694722; Hellon M. Stewart,
Gulfport, Miss. 15467
Oh! it’s fine at the fair; words by
Herbert J. Brandon, music by Robert
Coverley, of England;in F. © July
5, 1928; 1° @ July 6; EB 692999;
Joseph Henry Larway, London.
15468
Oh! marathon for evermore; lyric and
music by H. M. Roach. [Photostat]
© 1c. June 25, 1928; E 693760;
Edith Marie Roach, Oklahoma City,
Okl. 15469
Oh, Mary, please, leave me alone;
words and melody by John J.
Schneider. © 1 c. June 26, 1928;
E 693693 ; Songtex music co., Phila-
delphia. 15470
Oh Mister Columbus we're all very
much obliged to you; words and
music by A. J. Cleare. [Blue-print ]
© 1c. July 18, 1928; EH 696299;
Albert John Cleare, Jacksonville,
Fla. 15471
15465
Dt: 1, DoS wee
Oh there ain’t no flies on us; words by
Arthur LeRoy Kaser, music by Joan
Clark. Dayton, O., Paine ‘pub. .co.
©)" Jithy 12) 1928 oe hel eee
656408 ; Lurten M. Paine, Dayton, O.
15472
Jhio remembering (Ricordi di Ohio) ;
valse, by Valentino Roma ; accordion.
© Jutie 6, 1928; 2 c. June’ 28; EB
653738; Roma music co., Cleveland.
15473
Ohio river blues; words by Hollis C.
Franklin, music by Betsy White.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
July 25, 1928: E 696517; Vernon
Dalhart, New York. 15474
O’Hooligan’s ball; words and melody
by F. Crummit. ©1l1e. July 2, 1928;
EK 695197; Frank Crummit, Long-
meadow, Mass. 15475
Oili’ oili’ oila’; versi.e musica di F.
Trombetta ;. pf): © v.11 G.duly » 20,
1928; HE 696567; Francesco. Trom-
betta, Philadelphia. ' 15476
Oily blues : words by A. A. Granger,
music by Raymond Francis, with
quartet cho. © June 18, 1928; 2 c¢.
June 21; EK 694782; Arthur A.
Granger and George L. Gregg,
Champaign, Ill. 15477
Okolehac blues; Hawaiian comedy
song, words and music by J. Noble;
pf. and ukulele ace. © July 25,
1928: 2c. July 28; E 695694; John
Noble, Honolulu. 15478
Old acquaintance; march, by C. A.
Ward, op. 10; pf. © July 12, 1928;
2c. July 16; E 696384; A. W. Perry’s
sons, Sedalia, Mo. 15479
Old black mammy blues; words and
musie by A. O. Smith. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 18, 1928;
E 693492; Alma Oswald Smith,
Memphis, Tenn. 15480
Old (The) bookkeeper; words by
Monte Wellings, music by Harvey
Gaul; med. high voice. © May 23,
1928; 2 ¢. June 20; E 694638; Carl
Fischer, inc.,.New York. 15481
Old Colonel; march, by Nathaniel Shil-
kret : pf. (© Apr. 25; 1928 2°e> June
20; BH 694597; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 15482
Old commandment blues; words and
melody by Jack Wood. © 1e. June
30, 1928: E 693830; Georgia music
co., New York. 15483
808
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
15505
a
Old (An) fashioned girl; words and
melody by B. G. DeSylva, Lew
Brown and Ray Henderson. © 1c.
July 7, 1928; E 696067; DeSylva,
Brown & Henderson, inec., New York.
15484
Old favorites; fox trot, arr. by G. F.
Briegel; orch. 4to. © ly 10,
1928; 2 ce. July 10; E 695277 ; George
F. Briegel, New York. 15485
‘Old friends together; four-pt. cho.,
words anon., music by Ernest J.
Jackson; men’s voices. 4to. © June
26, 1928: 2 c. June 22; BH 694695;
Harold Flammer, ine., New York.
15486
‘Old man moon; words and music by
OC. Astm. "© Tune’ 29, 1928; ''2’ ¢.
July 7; HB 695252; Charles Astin,
Palmetto, Ga. 15487
Old (The) man’s lament; Melody
moans those lonesome tones, spirit-
ual, words by L. R. Clark, arr. of
words and melody byZ. Seybold;
violin. © July 18, 1928; 2 c. July
21; E 696346; Zeb Seybold, Ada,
OKI. 15488
Old (The) Milaca trail; words and
music by G. ©. Joslyn. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. July 30, 1928;
E 696618; George C. Joslyn, Minne-
apolis. 15489
‘Old sand-man; words and music by
G. M. Rosenstein. © 1c. July 21,
1928 ;.E 696425; George Morris Ro-
senstein, Philadelphia. 15490
‘Old (The) soldier; words by Walter
de la Mare, music by Victor Hely
Hutchinson. © Mar. 8, 1928; 1 e¢.
June 21; E 692611; Oxford univer-
sity press, London. 15491
Old (The) South barracks, oh; words
by Henry O. Kent, set to the tune
The wearing of the green, arr. by
R. H. W. © June 380, 1928; 2 «.
July 16; E 696232; Norwich univer-
sity, Northfield, Vt. 15492
‘Old Spanish songs; as sung by Maria
Antonia Jimeno de Arata, compiled
and arr. by Antoni Van der Voort.
© May 21, 1928; 2 ec. May 31; aff.
July 7; A 1085113; Adela M. A.
Voorhees, Los Angeles. 15493
Old sweetheart of mine; waltz, lyric
by B. B. Golding, music by Isabel
Mayer. Boston, Mayer & Mayer mu-
sie pub. co. © June 11, 1928; 2 «.
July 9; E 696020; Beryl B. Golding,
Millinocket, Me. 15494
7513—28——7
Ole man Winter; words by Frank L.
Stanton, music by George Bagby.
© June 18, 1928; 2 c. June 23; EB
693786; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 15495
Olympians (The) ; fox trot, words and
music by M. J. Benjamin. Miami,
Fla., M. Jerome music pub. co. ©
June 20, 1928; 2 ¢c. June 28; E
693805; Milton Jerome Benjamin,
Miami. 15496
On a blue lagoon; words and melody
by Norman Clark. © 1 ¢. July 18,
1928; EH 696308; DeSylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 15497
On a garden gate; words by Jeanne
Rogers, music by Zella Cannon. ©
1c. June 23, 1928; E 693626; Zella
F. Cannon, Ft. Riley, Kan. 15498
On a picnic [and] A Chinese dance;
by Minnie Coons Freeman; pf.
July 10, 1928; 2 c« July 13; HB
696221; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 15499
On a Singing girl; words by Elinor
Wiley, music by Constance Her-
reshoff; high voice. © July 18,
1928 > 2. Co silly 2.5. Wi, G9G4aee Jl.
Fischer & bro., New York. 15500
On me suit; one-step, paroles et mu-
Sique de Fred Pearly et Pierre
Chagnon, of France; orch., avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © June 20, 1928:
1e. July 3; E 697153; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 15501
On the banks of the old Omaha; words
and music by A. Jenkins. music arr.
by Irene Spain. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. July 3, 1928; HB
693931; Andrew Jenkins, New York.
15502
On the fjord; fantasy from Norwegian
sketches, by Frederick Wick; full.
orch., with pf. conductor. © June
11, 1928; 2 ec. June 27; E 694868;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 15503
On the merry go round; by Ivan Mos-
cow; pf. Los Angeles, Calif., Para-
mount music pub. co. © June 21,
1928; 2 c. June 25; E 693680; Ru-
dolph Polak, Los Angeles. 15504
On the poor house poreh; words and
music by Ralph Dick. © July 10,
1928; 2 c. July 11; E 696120; De-
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 15505
809
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15506
pt. II, n. S., v. 23
On the road; march, by Edwin Franko
Goldman; band, with solo B flat
trumpet or cornet conductor. 4to.
© Apr. 28, 1928; 2 ec. June 20; E
694571; Carl Fischer, ine, New
York. 15506
On the road; march, by Edwin Franko
Goidman; orch., with pf. conductor.
4to. © May 29, 1928; 2 ec. June 20;
E 694567; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 15507
On the road; march, by Edwin Franko
Goldman; pf. © Apr. 25, 1928; 2 c.
June 20; E 694599; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 15508
On the water (Sur leau) ; barcarolle,
by Paul Rougnon, of France; pf.
© June 29, 1928; 2 c. June 29; E
695031; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 15509
On the wings of love; from Clowns in
clover, words by Donovan Parsons,
music by Noel Gay, of England; pf.’
and ukulele aec.; in C. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] ‘© June 4,
1928" AS ce June “1b s) eB 69259:
Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd., London.
15510
On tip-toes; valse mystérieuse, by
Hugo Felix; orch., with pf. conduc-
tor. 4to. © May 3, 1928; 2 ¢. June
20; E 694569; Carl Fischer, ine.,
New York. 15511
On to victory; hymn with chorus,
words and music by Haldor Lillenas,
of Norway, domiciled at’ Indian-
apolis. 8vo. © June 15, 1928; 2 ¢.
June 21; E 693584; Lillenas pub. Co.,
Indianapolis. 15512
Once in a lifetime ; from Earl Carroll’s
vanities, lyric by Raymond Klages,
music by Jesse Greer; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by Hank Linet [pseud.
of Henry A. Linet] © July 27, 1928;
2c. July 28; E 6956838; Robbins mu-
sic corp., New York. 15513
Once move, dear, before adieu; waltz,
words and music by E. LeSieur. ©
1c. June 27, 1928; E 693747; Eugene
LeSieur, Sanford, Me. 15514.
Once upen a time; woids and music
by Lou Davis and Herman Ackman.
© Mar. 24,'.1928;°2'¢. July 10; EB
695294; DeSylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine., New York. 15515
One (The) girl; words and melody by
W: UH Morgan! “©!'4 e.% Jnly? 131,
1928: E 695742; Will H. Morgan,
San Francisco. 15515
One (The) hope; poem by Dante
Gabriel Rossetti, music by John Ire-
land, of Great Britain. © May 21,
1928; 1 c. June 4; B 692851; Auge-
ner, ltd., London. 15517
One little hour; words by Elizabeth
Evelyn Moore, music by Robert S.
Flac@r; high voice. © June 27,
1928; 2 ec. June 28; EH 695065; R. L.
Huntzinger, inc., New York. 15518
One more kiss from your lips; waltz,
verse and music by D. Evans, of
Hungary, domiciled at Bethichem,,
Pa. ©1c. June 26, 1928; E 694973;
Dezso Evans, Bethlehem, Pa. 15519)
O'Neill (Norman) Four syncopated
pieces; by N. O'Neill, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. 1. Merry and bright. [3
others] © June 8, 1928; 1 ¢. June
19; E 692765; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London. 15520:
Only one prayer : to-day; anthem,
words by Wm. C. Dix, music by
Charles Huerter; mixed voices. Ato.
© July 25.5 19238. 9s aalveo. BL
695658 ; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 15521
Only you; words by S. W. H. Tyler,
music by Harry L. Cook; in A flat.
© 1c. June 27, 1928; E 694952.
Samuel W. H. Tyler, Louisville.
AD
Orbits; words by William Mountain,.
music by Philip Dalmas; sop. or ten.
© June 6, 1928; 2 ce June 28; E
693728; Sophie Dalmas, Wellfleet,
Mass. 15523.
Orchestra folio; collection of selected.
compositions suitable for school,
church and home use, arr. by M. L.
Leake; pf. conductor. v. 3. © June
14, 1928; 2 ec. and aff. dune 15; A.
1081496 ; Irving Berlin standard mu-
sic corp., New York. . 15524
Orchidées (Orchideans) ; intermezzo,.
de Léon Jessel, of Germany; orch.,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © June
10, 1928; 1 c. July 2} BH 697095; EH.
Gaudet, Paris. 15525.
Original blues; words by Iva France,
melody by Charles Dayenport. ©
1 ¢. June 20, 1928; E 694649; Brait-
erman-Fedder ¢co., ine., Baltimore.
15526:
Orphans of the storm; dramtie num-
bers from D. W. Griffith’s photoplay,
by William Frederick Peters; instru-
mental. © Lee Julye%,U19285° ©
695551; Julia Peters, Englewood,
N. J. 1552T
810
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
15549
Gece ee ————.
Oui, papa ... (Ev-rybody loves my
girl) ; fox-trot, paroles anglaises de
Sam Lewis et Joe Young, paroles
francaises de Battaille-Henri, mu-
sique de Maurice Abrahams, of
France. © June 10, 1928; 1 ¢. July
2; EH 697100; Publications Francis-
Day, s. a., Paris. - 15528
Our conquering hero; march, by Wal-
lace A. Johnson; pf. © June 29,
1928; 2 c. June 29 ; E 695027 ; The-
odere Presser co., Philadeiphia.
15529
Our dictionary of love; fox trot, words
and music by Art Boyd; pf. and
ukulele ace. © June 23, 1928; 2 ¢.
July 10; E 695293; John Charles
Brinegar, Council Bluffs, Ia. 15530
Our Georgette; words by Perey Edgar
and Frank Wood, music by Maurice
Scott, of England; pf. and ukulele
eec.; in EB flat. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © June 4, 1928;
1c. June 15; BE 692584; Francis, Day
& Hunter, ltd., London. 15531
Our wedding bells; words and music
by E. Slocum. ©1ce. June 23, 1928;
E 694749; Ethel Slocum, Los An-
geles. 15532
Out-o’-town gal; words and music by
Walter Donaldson. © May 28, 1928;
2c. June 2; E 693500; Donaldson-
Douglas & Gumble, inc., New York.
15533
Out of the darkness; words by C. F.
Timpe, music by William G. Roze-
boom; pf. © June 29, 1928; 1 «
July 30; E 696610; Carl F. Timpe,
Davenport, Ta. 15984
Out of the dawn; words and music by
Walter Donaldson ; pf. and ukulele
ace. © July 9, 1928 : 2 epauly eid:
E 695424; Donaldson-Douglas &
Gumble, inc., New York. 15535
Outside; words and music by F, X.
Flynn. [Words and melcedy only]
© 1e¢ July 30, 1928; E 695729:
Frank X. Flynn, New York. 15536
Over and over; words by EH. L. Thomp-
son, music by N. Carlson. © June
20, 1928; 2 c. June 28; E 695082;
Nathaniel Carlson, Miami, Fla.
15537
Ovcr the hill to the town; unison song,
words by Marguret G. Rhodes, music
by George Rathbone, of England;
treble yoices; in F. to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notaticns| © July
5, 1928; 1 c. July 6; E 692971; No-
vello & co., ltd., London. 15538
Over the hurdles; galop, by Ruda
Lakay; orch: 4to. © July 3, 1928
2c. July 5; E 695227; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
15539
Over the top in November; words and
music by H. E. Crow. [Blue-print]
© 1e July 20, 1928; E 695596;
Henry Ernest Crow, Topeka, Kans.
15540
Over the waves; waltz, by Juventino
Rosas, arr. by Ida H. Jeston, op.
Zor no. 10°) pra’ ©] dunes 22, 1928's
2. .@., June 98 ; EK 6938770; John hy
Seidt, Baltimore. 15541
Owl (The); by Trygve Torjussen, of
Norway, op. 63, no. 4; pf. © June
28, 1928: 2 c July, 2;.H. 696030;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
‘ 15542
Owl (The); 2-part song, words by
Tennyson, music by Frank A. Chap-
ple, of Great Britain; in A. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
July 10, 1928; 1c. July 12; E 697240;
Edwin Ashdown, Itd., London.
15543
Padre Francesco; operetta in 2 atti,
parole e musica di P. Leoni, of Italy.
© 1«e July 24, 1928; E 695684;
Pasquale Leoni, San Franc:sco.
15544
Pal; words and melody by M. M.
Popp. 1 c« June 26, 1928; E
694911; Magdalen M. Popp, Detroit.
15545.
Pal (The) I left behind; words and’
music by A. Knight. © 1e. July
31, 1928; E 695756; Arthur Knight,
New York. 15546:
Pal of long ago; words by E. Kipp and
F. Bracken, music by David Reed.
©1e. July 12, 1928; E 695412; Barl
A. Kipp and Francis’ Bracken,
Waverly, N. Y. 15547
Pal of my heart; words by R. Lom-
bardero and Joseph A. Sevina, mel-
ody by R. Lombardero. © 1. July
30, 1928; E 695764; Raymond Lom-
bardero, San Francisco. 15548
Pal (The) that you might have been;
fex trot, words by C. Heekendorn,
music by Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. June
21, 1928; E 693579 ; Clarence Hecken-
dorn, Houston. 15548
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15550
Palaschko (J.) 25 études mélodiques
(25 melodic studies); sur la 4°
corde); de J. Palaschko, of Ger-
many, op. 75; violin. © June 10,
1928; L.e. July. 2; .E, 697105; ‘Al-
phonse Leduc et cie., Paris. 15550
Palaschko (Jchannes) 50 melodische
violin-etuden (50 etudes mélodiques
pour le violon); fiir die elementar
u. mittelstufe, von J. Palaschko, of
Germany, op. 76. Mainz u. Leipzig,
B. Schott’s séhne. pt. 1, no. 1-18,
1. position.—pt. 2. no. 19-84, 1. u.
3.. position.—pt. 3. no. 35-50, 1., 3.
u. 5. position. © June 20, 1928;
1 c. each June 138; E 692685-692687 ;
Schott & co., ltd., London.
15551-15553
Palermo; sérénade sicilienne, de Mareel
Laisné. cf France; violoncelle solo
et orch., avee pf. conducteur. 4to.
© Dec. 31, 1927; 1 c. July 2; 1928;
EK 697098; Marcel Labbé, Paris.
Palestrina (Giovanni Pierluigi Santo)
Libera me; by Orlando di Lasso
[and] Jesu, Salvator noster; arr.
according to old mss. by Don Bar-
tolomeo Cordans or by Palestrina;
copyright is based upon new matter
of Carl F. Pfatteicher namely, his
interpretation represented in the
legible nctation thereof contained in
the copies filed; male voices a ca-
pella. 4to. © Feb. 14, 1928;.2 e.
June 27; E 694999; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 15555
O bone Jesu (O kindly Jesus)
jand] Adoramus Te, Christe (Let
us praise Thee, Christ); English
words by Margaret Churchill; music
by G. P. da Palestrina; copyright is
based upon new matter of Carl F.
Pfatteicher namely, his interpreta-
tion represented in the legible nota-
tion thereof contained in the copies
filed; male voices a capella. 4to. ©
Peb:: 14.1928" 2 (es lune. azite,
694998 ; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
15556
Paname ... n’est pas Paris; paroles
de Mistinguett et Jean Pic, musique
de Tom Waltham et Fred Mélé, both
of France. © June 15, 1928; 1 «.
July 2; KE 697122: Editions musicales
Evette, Paris. THOS ¢.
Pansies; words by Edgar Leslie, music
by Horatio Nicholls [pseud. of
Lawrence Wright] of Great Britain ;
pf. ace, with banjuele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in
15554 ©
Dt, Ts ve
F, with harmonised
male or female voices. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © May 239,
1928; 1 ec. June 1; E. 692861; Law-
rence Wright music ¢o., London.
15558
Paquita; cancién Argentina, by Nor-
man Leigh, arr. by R. H. Hildreth;
orch., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
June 30, 1928; 2 ¢ June 28:' BE
695096; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston.
15559
Par les rues éclatantes; de Jeanne
Leleu, of France; pf. © June 10,
L928) ) dives ube 2 ya esis HAl-
phonse Leduc et cie., Paris. 15560
Parfum (La) impérissable; mélodie,
poésie de Leconte de Lisle, musique
de Charles-René, of France; voix
élevées. © June 5, 1928; 1 c. June
28; E 697071; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris. } 15561
Pass please; musical comedy, words by
Ruth Rylan [pseud. of O. Sutro],
music by Harold Morris. ©1c. May
18, 1928; D 27325; Ottilie Sutro, New
York. 15562
Passerby (The); words and musie by
B. M. Graebner. © 1 c. June 19,
1928; E 693488 ; Bertha May Graeb-
ner, Chicago. 15563
Passing (The) caravan; desert epi-
sode, by L. G. del Castillo, arr. by
Clayton Mills; orch., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © May 31, 1928; 2 e.
June 26; EH 694841; Walter Jacobs,
inc., Boston. 15564
Passion flower; poem: idyll, by Cuth-
bert Clarke, of Great Brita’n; pf. ©
July 12, ‘1925 eave. hh)
697275; James Planta Hull, London.
15565
Pastime and good: company; by
Thomas F. Dunhill, of Great Brit-
ain, op. 103° pi. “Dk, 12e3,© Mar,
22, 1928; 1 ec. each June 21; E
692659, 692660; Oxford university
press, London. . 15566, 15567
Patriotic songs of America; compiled
by J. Hancock mutual life insurance
eco. 24mo. © June 14, 1928; 2 «.
and aff. June 19; A 1082121; John
Hancock mutual life insurance co.,
Boston. 15568
Pavos (Los) reales; corrido, letra y
musica di F. V. Leal; pf. [Photo-
stat] © July 10, 1928; 2c. July 24;
E 695603; Felipe Valdes Leal, Los
Angeles. 15569
refrain for
812
* MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
Pay day daddy blues; words by Eva
Fears, melody by Elzadie Robinson.
© 1c. June 21, 1928; EB 693569 ; Chi-
cago music pub. co., ine., Chicago.
15570
Pays de langue francaise; Belgique-
Canada-Suisse, mélodies populaires
du folklore étranger, compilé de L.
Brochart, of France. S8vo. © June
5, 1928; 1 ce. July 2; BE 697087; Heu-
gel, Paris. ae 15571
Pays german ques et scandinaves; Al-
lemagne-Danemark. Suéde-Norvége, |
mélodies populaires du _ folklore
étranger, compilé de L. Brochart, of
France. 8vo. © June 5, 1928; 1c.
July 2; E 697089; Heugel, Paris.
15572
Pays slaves; Bulgarie-Pologne-Russie-
Serbie - Tchéco - Slovaquie - Ukraine,
mélodies populaires du _ folklore
étranger, compilé de L. Brochart, of
France. 8vo. © June 5, 1928; 1 «.
July 2; E 697088; Heugel, Paris.
15573
Pe na femmena; versi di S. Ricca,
mus ca di Vincenzo De Crescenzo, of
Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
July 2, 1928; E 693874; Silvio Ricca,
Brooklyn. 15574
Peace (The) of Allah; words anon.,
musie by G. M. Bardell. © 1c. May
18, 1928; E 693497; Gladys Marie
Bardell, San Jose, Calif. 15575
Peace song; patriotic song, words by
L. S. Craig, music by Burrell Van
Buren. Limestone, Pa., Craig music
pub. house. © July 7, 1928; 2 e¢.
July 12; E 695362; Love Sloan Craig,
L’'mestone, Pa. 15576
Pedal studies for theatre organ; by V.
A. Knauss. Allentown, Pa. Ver-
mond Knauss school of theatre or-
gan playing. © July 12, 1928; 2 ¢.
July 18; E 696191; Vermond Addi-
son Knauss, Allentown, Pa. ns tar ar
Pedlar’s pack; suite, by Clemence Roff,
of Great Britain; pf. © July 10,
1928; 1 « July 12; EK 697244; Edwin
Ashdown, ltd., London. 15578
Peele (Dudley) Four chime preludes;
organ. © June 22, 1928; 2 c. June
22; E 694674; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 15579
Peep-bo! a-ha! I see you; fox-trot,
words and music by Fred Holt, of
Hngland; pf. and ukulele acc.; in G.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
, 15591
June 4, 1928; 1c. June 15; E 692585;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., London.
15580
Peggy mine; waltz, words by HB. Mag-
nus Ingleton, music by I. B. Korn-
blum. © June 14, 1928; 2 c. June
23; E 694735; Peggy Hamilton, Los
Angeles. 15581
Pennellate mus‘cali (Musikalische pin-
selstriche) ; brevi pagine di Carlo
Pedron, of Italy; pf. 1. Chiesetta
alpestre. [5 others] © May 831,
1928; 1 c. June 26; E 692891; A. &
G. Carish & c., Milan. 15582
Pensando a te; mazurka, di N. Epis-
copo, of Italy, domiciled at New
York. ©) ic: June 80;,/1928; HW
693816; Nicola Episcopo, New York.
15583
Pensées (Les) ; mélodie, poésie d’Ar-
mand Foucher, musique de Martn
Gracias, of France. Editions Cos-
tallat. © June 20, 1928; 1 e« July
3; E 697115; Lucien de Lacour,
Paris. 15584
Per sempre; mazurka, by M. Loguer-
cio; violin. © 1c. June 26, 1928; E
694923; Michael Loguercio, Brook-
lyn. 15585
Perey Murphy’s Georgia blues; words
and music by P. Murphy. © 1 e¢.
July 16, 1928; EH 696245; Percy Mur-
phy, Louisville. 15586
Perfect (The) girl; fox trot, words
and music by R. 8S. Cooper. © 1 «.
June 29, 1928; E 693850; Richard
Sidney Cooper, Baltimore. 15587
Perlacher laendler; arr. by Joseph P.
Hilsnic; concertina. © June 20,
1928; 2 ¢c. June 26; E 693665; Vitak-
Elsnic co., Chicago. 15588
Perlas negras; vals de concerto, letra
y musica de J. Marrero; pf. © June
11, 1928; 2 ec. June 27; E 694862;
Jacinto Marrero, Aguadilla, Porto
Rico. 15589
Persiflage; danse grotesque, by W. T.
Francis, arr. by George J. Trinkaus;
pf. and organ. © July 16, 1928;
2c. July 19; E 695540; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 15590
Petite (Une) barecarolle; d’André
Caplet, transcrite par Louis Four-
nier, of France; violoncelle. ©
June, 5, 1928;:;1..e@ June%.28;, EH
697078; Durand et cie., Paris. 15591
813
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15592
Petite (Une) berceuse; d’André Cap-
let, transecrite par Louis Fournier,
of France; violoncelle. © June 5,
1928; 1 ¢ June 28; EH 697077;
Durand et cie., Paris. 15592
Petite chérie; English and Spanish
words and music by A. D. Tessier.
[Photostat] © 1c. June 27, 1928;
E 694951; Albert Denis Tessier,
Visalia, Calif. 15593
Petite valse; by Cedric W. Lemont,
op. 43, no. 1; pf. © May 23, 1928;
2 e June 20; E 694633; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 15594
Petite valse; pedal study, by Ida
Bostelmann; pf. © June 30, 1928;
2 ec. June 29; E 6951385; Harold
Flammer, ine., New York. 15595
Phillida; gavotte, by Geoffrey O’Con-
nor-Morris, of Great Britain, op. 37,
no../4 > pfs) © May +21 #928571) ¢.
June 4; EH 692847; Augener, ltd., -
London. 15596
Phrygian (A) rhapsody; words by
Alberta Kumler Grimm, music by
C. H. Grimm, op. 21; contralto or
inezzo-sop. Solo, women’s cho., with
flute or violin or cello, and pf. or
harp ace. 4to. © July 5, 1928;
2c July 6; EH 695246; Carl Hugo
Grimm, Cincinnaiti. 15597
Piano voluntaries ; preludes, offertories
and postludes for religious services
and Sunday schools, compiled by
Preston Ware Orem. © Aug. 1,
1928; 2..¢74and sath, Age: Wi A
1084933; Theodore Presser. Co.,
Philadelphia. 15598
Pickin’ cotton; from 9th ed. of George
White’s scandals, words and music
by B. G. DeSylva, Lew Brown and
tay Henderson; pf. acc., with uku-
lele arr. by Joseph M. Weiss. ©
June 2te OA ONS a2. Sime 220)
694668; DeSylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 15599
Pictures of memory; reverie, by Leon
E. Simmons; pf. © July 12; 1928;
2G uly. VAG) Te OGGsSlis At ey.
Perry’s sons, Sedalia, Mo. 15600
Piece romantique; de Marcel Grand-
jany, of France,.op. 15; pf. © June
5, 1928; 1 « June 28; E 697081;
Durand et cie., Paris. 15601
Pining for you; words and music by
J. Green. of England, domiciled at
Los Angeles. © 1c. July 11, 1928;
EK 696136; Joseph Green, Los An-
geles. 15602
Pt. Ti. ness vee
Pink (The) plant-pot; from On with
the show, words by Martyn Herbert,
music by Norman Long, of Great
Britain; pf. acc., with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech; in E flat. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © July 14, 1928;
1 e@ July 16; E 697176;. Lawrence
Wright music co., London. 15603
Pipes (The) o’ Pan; duet or 2-pt. cho.,
words and music by William Baines.
4to. © July 26, 1928; 2 ec. July 28;
E 696588; Theodore Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia. 15604
Pizziarco; by J. Little; violin and pf.
© June 20, 1928; 2 « June 20; EB
694563 ; Joseph Little, Chicago.
: 15605
Plaint; by Parke V. Hogan; organ.
© June 29, 1928; 2 c June 29; B
695024; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 15606
Plaintive melody; lyrics by Harold G.
Sliber, music by Maynard H. Wil-
liams [pseud. of W. H. Mitchell}
©°1 co July’ 25;' 1928 ; “HP 696483 ;
Wm. Hobart Mitchell, Rochesier,
IN. a. 15607
Plantation; quartet, werds by Neville
Fleeson, music by M. Raul Steiner,
arr. by William Stickles; male
voices. New York, Chappell-Harms,
ine. ©’ June 12;719285) 2 0¢. June
138; E 694793; Harms, inc., New
York. 15608
Playful puss; fox-trot, by Toni Far-
rell, of Great Britain; pf. © May
29,. 1928; 1)...c. mesGey HiyGS23872:;
Cecil Lennox, Itd., London. 15609
Playing tag [and] Putting dolly to
bed; by Minnie Coons Freemzn; pf.
©. July) 10; 1928) 240 Palys das) 1
696220; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
15610
Playing with fire; by Willy Kieruliff,
of Denmark; pf. © June 6, 1928;
1 ec. June 18; E 692675; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 15611
Playtime; tunes and rhymes for young
children, verses and music by Ber-
nice Frost; pf. obl: 8vo. © July
13, 1928; 2 c. July 20; E 696350; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 15612
Pleading; words and melody by J.
Zavadil. © 1 ce. June 26, 1928; EH
694937; Jaroslav Zavadil, Baltimore.
15613
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
Please come back to me; words by
Gus Henning, melody by M. Jud-
Hieks irs. ©, 1) c. July:,16,, 1928 5. BE
696248; Martin Judnich, jr., San
Francisco. 15614
Please don’t ery; fox trot, words and
music by E. LeSieur. © 1 ¢. June
27, 1928; E 693748; Eugene LeSieur,
Sanford, Me. 15615
Please don’t tell me that you’ve been
pretending; words by T. R. Duncan,
musie by Neal Herrick Spaulding;
pt. ©1e. June 30, 1928; E 693820;
Thecdore R. Dunean, Mountain
View, Calif. 15616
Please, my nerves; words by Jack Yel-
len and Benée Russell, music by
Milton Ager; pf. and ukulele acc.
Pew as. » 1928: 2c: July 7..H
696052; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein,
inc., New York. 15617
Plenilunio; serenata-intermezzo, di A.
C. Villamaina, of Italy; orch., con pf.
conduttore. 4to. © June 20, 1928;
1 ec. June 18; EH 692579; A. Forlivesi
& c., Florenee, Italy. 15618
Plot; by Max Irwin, of Great Britain ;
orch. 4to. © May 16, 1928; 1 ¢.
June 2; E 692868; Chappell & co.,
lid., London. 15619
Poem; by Douglas Macdonald Stew-
art, of Great Britain; violin and pf.
© May 29, 1928; 1 c. June 23; EB
692843 ; Augener, ltd., London.
15620
Poeme; d’Ania Samuel, of France; pf.
© Dec. 31, 1927: 1 c. June 28, 1928;
HE} 697005;-Ch. Hayet, Paris. 15621
Polichinelle; by S. Rachmaninoff, arr.
by H. Maurice Jacquet, of France,
domiciled at New York; orch., with
pf. conductor. © July 10, 1928; 2c.
July 13; E 696228; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 15622
Policy blues; words and melody by
}izadie Robinson. © 1 ¢. June 21,
1928; E 693571; Chicago music pub.
co., inc., Chicago. 15623
Polsey skrzydlaci rycerze; marsz,
stowa J. S. Zielinskiego, muzyka
Frank Przybylskiego. © 1 ¢. June
22, 1928; E 693651; Wtadysiaw H.
Sajewski, Chicago. 15624
Polski skraiu (From Poland); wale,
by L. Witkowski; violin. © 1 e.
July 2, 1928; E 693890; Leon Wit-
kowski, New York. 15625
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15637
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Poor little kid; words and music by
K. Tarzian. © 1c. June 20, 1928;
E 694645; Koren Tarzian, Los An-
geles. 15626
Poor little thing; fox-trot, de Clément
Doucet et Philippe Parés, both of
Krancey.pi.; © June aj 1928... J..c:
June 28; E 697014; Hditions musi-
cales Sam Fox, Paris. 15627
Poor people; fox trot, words and mu-
sic by Art Kassel and Carmen Lom-
bardo,, acre “by “Bop, Harme:, Orcn.
4to.. © May 21, 1928; 2 c. June 29;
E 695068; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inc., New, York. 15628
Poor sap; words by J. Kendis, melody
py: Hat’ “ycom “(En iee, | Salve 7,
1928; E 695497; James Kendis, New
York. 15629
Porgy; from Blackbirds of 1928, words
by Dorothy Fields, music by Jimmy
McHugh. © June 23, 1928; 2 ec.
June 27; E 694834; Jack Mills, inc.,
New York. 15630
Possum lullaby; words and music by
Frederick W. Spencer. © 1 ec. June
28, 1928; E 695152; F. W. Spencer,
Wilmington, N. C. 15631
Prairie blues; by Seger Ellis; pf. ©
July 5, 1928; 2 ec. July 5; E 693949;
Robbins music corp., New York.
15632
Praise and give thanks; anthem, text
from the Scriptures, music by Hazel
Ferrell Adair, arr. by Christopher
O'Hare; mixed voices with ten. solo.
4to. © June 27, 1928; 2c. June 28;
EK 695063; R. L. Huntzinger, inc.,
New York. 15633
Praise ye Jehovah; words from Psalm
150, music by Carleton H. Bullis;
mixed voices, organ ace. 4to. ©
Junei25,! 19281 :2e-e. sSunes29 0 Ki
695121; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. x 15634
Prayer; by Cuthbert Harris, of Great
Britain; organ. © July 25, 1928;
2 ¢@. July 26; EH 695662; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 15635
Prayer; .music by lL. ‘A. Harline.
[Melody only] ©1c. July 20, 1928;
E 695587; Leigh A. Harline, San
Francisco. 15636
Precious hiding place; hymn, words
by Avis Burgeson Christiansen, mu-
sic by W. P. Loveless; alto and ten.
voices. © June 14, 1928; 2 c. June
29; E 693802; Wendell P. Loveless,
Wheaton, Ill. 15637
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15638
Prélude en fa majeur; de Pierre Mail-
lard, of France; pf. © June 15,
1928; 1 « July 2; E 6971380; Al-
phonse Leduc et cie., Paris. 15638
Prélude en mi flat mineur; de Pierre
Maillard, of France; pf. © June 15,
1928; I. ¢«. July, 2; E 697129: Al-
phonse Leduc et cie., Paris. 15639
Prélude en mi mineur; de Pierre Mail-
lard, of, Krance;\ pf... ‘©, June. 15,
MOZS ot dy Cw eh Uline 7 yap) GO he. Ls
Alphonse Leduc et cie., Paris. 15640
Prelude from Suite ancienne ; by Henry
Hadley, op. 108, arr. by Charles J.
Roberts [pseud. of Charles Krau-
shaar] symphonic band. Se. ©
Apr. 28, 1928; 2 ¢« June 20; B
694608 ; Carl Fischer, inec., New York.
15641
Prélude pour un drame (Prelude for a
drama); de M, Brusselmans, of
Belgium; orch., avec. pf. ,conduc-.
teur. 4to. © June 10, 1928; 1 «.
July 2; E 697090; E. Gaudet, Paris.
15642
Preludes in octaves; by Frances Terry ;
pf. © July 10, 1928; 2c. July 13;
EK 696215; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 15643
Preludietto; di F. Paolo Frontini, of
Italy; orch. con pf. conduttore. 4to.
© June 20, 1928; 1 « June 18; EH
692576; A. Forlivesi & c., Florence,
Italy. 15644
Preludio giocoso (Lustspiel overture) ;
kino music, von Henry Weber, of
Germany, op. 7; orch., mit violino 1.
directeur. 4to. © June 26, 1928;
1c. May 12; E 697185; Aug. Cranz,
G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 15645
Prepare for the sunshine; words and
music by B. Samberg. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. July 27, 1928;
E 696556; Benjamin Samberg, Brook-
lyn. 15646
Present arms; selection, by Richard
Rodgers, arr. by Hans Spialek, of
Austria, domiciled at New York; pf.
©. duly 56. 1928) 2 ie tuly, 39s
696016; Harms, ine., New York.
15647
Presidente Calles; corrido, words by
I. M. Valle, music by J. Martin
Lépez, of Mexico. © 1c. July 30,
1928; HE 695745; J. Martin Ldépez,
Chicago. 15648
Presidential (The) campaign; march,
by C. D. Mason; pf. ©1e. July 28,
pt. TI, ni S., v.23:
1928; E 696453; Carl D. Mason,
Fenton, Mich. 15649:
Press your lips to mine; words by L..
B. Harford, music by Hlizabeth G..
Black. [Words and melody only]
‘© 1.@ July 16, 1928; E 696249);
Laura B. Harford, Yak.ma, Wash.
15650"
Pressa-marschlied ; text von Valmarad-
scha, musik von Leo Hysoldt, of Ger:
many. © May 15, 1928; 1 ¢ June
26; E 692916; Internationale presse-
ausstellung Kéln 1928 e. V., Cologne,
Germany. 15651
Pressentiment (Foreboding),; de M.
Brusselmans, of Belgium ; orch., avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © June 10,.
19828; 1 «@ July 2; E 697091; HE.
Gaudet, Paris. 15652'
Pretty Miss Owens; words by F. 8:
Schulz, music by David Reed. ©
June 23, 1928: 2Zoverrdiandes 25 3B
693675; Frederick C. Sehulz, Deca-
tur, Ill. » 15653:
Pride of the West; characteristic
dance, by A. Shaeffer; Ist and 2d
ten. banjo. © June 22, 1928; 2 e.
July 9; E 6960638; Arling Shaeffer,.
Chicago. 15654
Primavera waltz; melody by J. Tan-
tillo. © Lf ¢ July 2 22s.
695720; Joseph Tantillo, New York.
15655:
Primmavera Napulitana; versi di A..
Ametrano, musica di Giuseppe Fer-
raro, of Italy. [Words and melody
only] © 1 edly ow ices;
695318; Attilio Ametrano, New York.
15656
Primrose; waltz, de EH. M. Guignard,
of France; orch., avec pf. conducteur..
4to. © June 10, 1928; 1 c. July 2;
E 697099; EH. Marcel Guignard,
Geneva, Switzerland. 15657
Primrose (A) path to thee; caprice,.
by Arthur A. Dion, op. 127, no. 12,.
rev. by B. P. James; pf. Boston-
New York, Evans music co. © June
29, 1928; 2 ec. July 2; E 695455;
M. T. Evans, Boston. 15658
Principessa (La); polka, by M. Lo-
guere!o; violin. © 1 ¢« June 26,
1928; E 694924; Michael Loguercio,
Brooklyn. 15659
Printemps plein d’indolence; mélodie,.
poésie d’ André Gide, musique de
Robert Cremer, of France; sop. (Jin
Jing mélodies) © June 5, 1928;
1 « June 28; E 697043; Rouart,
Lerolle et cie., Paris. 15660)
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
Pr’son cell blues; words and melody
by Lemon Jefferson. © 1c. July 27,
1928; E 696569; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 15661
Prisoner of love; words by Ted Duncan
[i. e. T. R. Dunean], music by Neal
Herrick Spaulding. © 1c. July 10,
1928 ; E 695327 ; Theodore R. Duncan,
Mountain View, Calif. 15662:
Procession (The); by Katherine E.
Lucke; organ. © June 22, 1928; 2c.
June 22; E 694678; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 15663
Procession (The); musical fancy, by
Beryl Rubinstein; pf. © May 9,
1928; 2 ec. June 20; E 694587; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 15664
Prodigal (The) ; words by S. Longfel-
low and J. F., music by Joseph
Fletcher; low in G. June 22,
1928; 2 e. June 23; E 693598; Robin
Ellis, Ridgefield Park, N. J. 15665
Progressive studies for the snare
drum; by Carl E. Gardner. bk. 4.
© June 14, 1928; 2. c. June 27; E
694864; Carl Fischer, inec., New
York. 15666
Prohibition blues; words by R. H.
McHlroy, jr., music by Ray Hibbeler.
© ic. July 25, 1928; EB 696500; Rob-
ert H. McHlroy, jr., Evanston, Il.
15667
Promised (The) land; idyll of Pales-
tine,’ by Boris Levenson, op. 53;
orch. with pf. conductor. New
York, Irving Berlin standard music
corp. 4to. © June 20, 1928; 2 «
June 21; EH 693592; Maurice Baron,
Great Neck, L. I., N. Y. 15668
Puerto (HI); de la suite Iberia, par
I. Albeniz, transcrit par E. F. Arbos,
of Spain; orch. Partition. © June
5, 1928; 1 c. June 28; E 697023; Max
Eschig et cie., Paris. 15669
Pulcinello; by Maurice Besly, of Great
Britain, op. 29, no. 2; pf. [London],
Winthrop Rogers, Itd. © June 15,
1928;. 1 ec. June 27; E 692932;
Hawkes & son, (London) Itd., Lon-
don. 15670
Punch and Judy; by Paul Vincent; pf.
© July 9, 1928; 2 « July 9; BE
696051 ; Triangle music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 15671
Punch and Judy’s jazz party; by Ru-
bin. Goldmark; pf. © May 23,
1928; 2 c. June 20; E 694624; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 15672
15684
.
Pupil’s (The) third etude album; 24
studies selected and arr. by Ferdi-
nand Meyer [pseud. of Ernest Harry
Adams]; pf. © June 25, 1928; 2 c.
June 29; E 695112; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 15673
Puppen-menuett (Menuet des pou-
pées); von Alfred Mello, of Ger-
many, op. 53, nr. 2; streich-quintett
mit violine obligat u. pf. direktion.
4to. © Mar. 15, 1928; 1c¢. June 13;
E 692759; Carmen-verlag, Dresden-
A, Germany. 15674
Purim; from Little books of Jewish
songs, compiled by H. Coopersmith.
24mo. © Feb. 1, 1928; 2 ¢c. and aff.
June 19; A 1082127; Board of Jew-
ish education of Chicago, Chicago.
15675
Purple (The) and the gold; words by
Robert McCormick, music by Mil-
dred M. Reading. © July 21, 1928;
2c. July 23; BE 695722; University
of Michigan, University high school,
Ann Arbor. 15676
Put a flavor to love; novelty fox trot,
words and music by W. Crawley;
pf. and ukulele ace. © 1c. June
22, 1928; E 694714; Wilton Craw-
ley, New York. 15677
Put Hoover over; words and music by
E. G. Dowin; pf. © 1. July 30,
1928; E 695763; Edwin Goodrich
Dowin, Pontiac, Mich. 15678
Put it right here or keep it out there;
words and melody by P. Grainger.
© 1e¢ July 12, 1928; EB 695399;
Porter Grainger, New York. 15679
Put on the brakes; melody by Spencer
Williams. © 1c. June 29, 1928; E
695183 ; Triangle music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 15680
Puttin’ on the ritz; words and melody
by I. Berlin. © 1. July 27, 1928;
E 696554; Irving Berlin inc., New
York. 15681
Quarante lecons de solfége; 4 change-
ments de clés sur clés de sol et fa
4° ligne, en 2 volumes, par Armand
Bournonville, of France. vy. 1. Sans
ace. 8vo.—yv. 2. Avec pf. ace. 4to.
© June 5, 1928; 1 ¢ each June 28:
E 697051, 697052; Henry Lemoine
et cie., Paris. 15682, 15683
Quartet in G; by Walter Helfer, of
Italy ; 2 violins, viola and cello. Se.
© Dec. 30, 1927; 1 c. June 26, 1928;
E 692828; Studio musicale Romano,
Rome. 15684
817
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15685
Quartettliederbuch fiir mia&nnerstim-
men; hrsg. vom soloquartett des
lehrergesangvereins Mitinchen, von
Georg Hoger, Franz Schmitt, u. a.,
all of Germany. Partitur. 16mo.
© Sept. 14, 1927; 1 ce. Mar. 2, 1928;
A—Foreign 37916; H. Sttirtz, a. g.,
Wurzburg, Germany. 15685
Quattrociocche; waltz, by Michael
Partipilo; accordion. © June 18,
1928; 2 ec. June 23; E 693615; Biagio
Quattrociocche, Steubenville, O.
15686
Queen of my dreams; words by Mar-
garet Roberts and Henry Roberts,
musie by Henry Roberts. © 1 «.
June 28, 1928; E 693762; Joseph
Henry Roberts, Norfolk, Va. 15687
Queen of the flowers; words and mu-
sic by EH. N. Stiles. New York,
Frank Harding. © Jan. 5, 1928;
1c. July 30; E 696609; Ernest Nor-
man Stiles, Omar, W. Va. » 15688
Queen (The) of the night; from the
Babylon suite, by Justin Elie, arr.
by Charles J. Roberts [pseud. of
Charles Kraushaar]; symphonic
band: Nes © Apr 286"19285 2! e.
June 20; E 694610; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 15689
Queen street rag; words and melody
by Alabama Four. © 1 e¢. June 23,
1928; E 693632; R. S. Peer, New
York. 15690:
Queen’s (The) lieutenant; musical
play in 2 acts, words and melodies
by E. W. Simons. [Photostat] ©
1c. July 12, 1928; D 27343; Edward
Widman Simons, San Francisco.
15691
Queja pampera, terra mia; versi di
Pasquale Buongiovanni, musica di
Manuel Barajas, of Spain; violino.
©1c. July 18, 1928; E 696302; In-
ternational player roll @o.,
Brooklyn. 15692
Querida (Sweetheart) ; Spanish sere-
nade, by Edward G. Simon; orch.
4to. © Apr. 23, 1928; 2 c. June 20;
E 694601; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 15693
Querida (Sweetheart) ; Spanish sere-
nade, words by José Valdez, music
by Edward G. Simon; med. voice. ©
Apr. 23, 1928 ; 2 c. June 20; E 694600;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 15694
Query: words by Baron Keyes, music
by L. A. Harline. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. July 20, 1928; E
inc.,
pt. III, n. S., v. 23:
695586; Leigh A. Harline,; San Fran-
cisco. 15695;
Qui est mon marquis; paroles et mu-
sique de Vittonet, of France. ©:
June 5, 1928; 1c. June 28; E 697010;
B. Roudanez, Paris. 15696:
Rache (Die) des verhdhnten liebha-
bers; lustspieloper in 2 akten, frei
nach einer geschichte des Kardinals-
Bandello, text von Ernst Toller;
musik von Friedrich Wilckens; kla-
vier. © June 20, 1928; 1 c. June
13; E 692688; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. 15697
Rachmaninoff (Sergei) Trois chan-
sons russes; paroles et musique de
S. Rachmaninoff, of Russia, domi-
ciled at New York, op: 41, English
words by Kurt Schindler, paroles:
francais de M,. D. Calvocoressi,
deutsche worte von Heinrich Moller.
Paris, Edition Tair. © July 16,
1928; 2c. July 18; H 695529; Sergei
Rachmaninoff, New York. ' 15698:
Radiant night; words by J. A. Mac-
Mahon, music by Marx EH. Obern-
dorfer. 1. Son. or ten.—2. Mezzo-sop.
or bar. © June 28, 1928; 2 ¢. each.
July 2; E 696041; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 15699:
Radiant youth; overture, by J. H.
Wells; band. 4to. © June 23, 1928 ;
2c. June 23; EF 694776; Fred Jewell,
Franklin, Ind. ° 15700:
Radio march; by Hermann Pecking, of
Sweden; pf. © June 138, 1928; 1 c¢.
June 26; E 692882; Hawkes & son,
(London) 1td., London. 15701
Raff (Joseph Joachim) Canzona; arr..
by Roland Revell, of England; flute
and pf. © June 21, 1928; i c. July
3; E 697172; Rudall, Carte & co.,
ltd., London. 15702:
Cavatina; arr. by A. Meale, of .
England; organ and gramaphone re--
cording. © 1c. June 27, 1928; E:
696209; Arthur Meale, Hatch End,
England. 15703.
Rag (The) and bottle man; by Rubin.
Goldmark:; pf. © May 23, 1928; 2c.
June 20; E 694625; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 15704
Rag pickers blues; by Roy Smeck;.
plectrum guit. © June 22, 1928; 2c.
June 23; E 694733 ; William J. Smith
music co., inc., New York. 15705
Ragamuffin; words by Ida Simpson,
music by B. Boyd. [Words and.
melody only] © 1c. June 27, 1928;:
818
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
BE 694945: Ida Simpson Bennett and
Bobbe Boyd, New York. 15706
Ragtime melodrama: words by L. B.
Hidridge, music by Gene Quaw.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
July 2, 1928; HE 693902 ; Lester Breau
Hidridge, Chicago. ‘ 15707
Rain; by Sarah Coleman Bragdon; pf.
© June 25, 1928: 2c June 29; EB
695127; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 15708
Rain drops; waltz, words by Harry
Chesebrough, music by A. W. Hart.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 25, 1928; EK 693707; Adelbert
W. Hart, Preston, Id. 15709
Rain drops; words by M. Thomas,
music by Carol Thomas. [Words
and melody only] [Blue print] ©
1c. July 2, 1928; E 693886; Maceo
_ Thomas, Cleveland. 15710
Rally day suggestion book no. 1; serv-
ice written and compiled by Dorothy
Lehman Sumerau, words by Julia H.
Johnston and others, music by 8S. H.
Meyers and others: 12mo. © Aug.
9, 1927; 2. ¢. June 18; aff. June 27;
A 1081673 ; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York: tale
Rambling along the highway; words
and music by William B. Kernell;
pf. and ukulele acc. © July 14,
1928; 2c. July 17; E 696281; Harms,
inc.,. New York. 15712
Rambling in the forest; by G. N. Ben-
Son pr. "© July 26,' 19282 09" ¢.
July 28; E 696602; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 15713
Rambling (The) sailor; by Alec Row-
ley, of Great Britain; pf. London,
Winthrop Rogers, ltd. © July 7,
1928; 1 c. July 14; E 697177; Hawkes
& son (London) Itd., London. 15714
Raquel; from Earl Carroll’s vanities,
lyric by George Whiting, music by
Joe Burke; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by Hank Linet [pseud. of Henry A.
Linet] © July 27, 1928; 2 c July
28; E 695687; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 15715
Razz-berries baa-a-a; Billygoat’s na-
tional anthem, words by Charles H
Walp, music by Curley Bowen; pf.
and ukulele ace. © June 26, 1928;
2 c. June 28; E 695055; Billygoat
pub. co., Allentown, Pa. 15716
Recreation; overture, by J. E. Wells;
band. 4to. © June 23, 1928; 2 «.
15728
~
June 23; E 694777;
Franklin, Ind.
Fred Jewell,
LoTLt
Recrutement; paroles et musique de
Vittonet, of France. © June 5, 1928;
1c June 28; E 697008; B. Rouda-
nez, Paris. 15718
Red bird march; by Charles E. Over-
holt; pf. © June 29, 1928; 2c. June
29; E 695030; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 15719
Red (The) red cradle blues; words by
C. M. Munn, music by Henry R.
Hallbauer. © 1 ¢. July 12, 1928;
E 695387; Christine M. Munn, Hart-
ford. 15720
Redheads preferred ; words and melody
by G. F. Rubin. © 1c June 29,
1928; E 695160; George Franks
Rubin, Los Angeles. 15721
Rejuvenation; lyvic and music by Art
Boyd; pf. and, ukulele acc. © 1 ¢.
June 21, 1928; E 694705; Jobn
Charles Brinegar, Council Bluffs, Ia.
15722
Release; words by Maire Saltus, music
by M. G. Payson. Los Angeles, G.
Schirmer music stores, inc. © July
Se iO2Ss 2ee, July oh Bevo l4oe
Mary Green Payson, Los Angeles.
15723
Repasz band; march and two step; by
Chas. ©. Sweeley; accordion. ©
June 2276 bO28 ++ 2. e.. sane’ 29 =o
695141; B. Quattrociocche, Steuben-
ville, O. 15724
Repeat the glad story; words and mu-
sic by Oscar H. Osterberg, harmon-
ized by N. C. © June 20, 1928; 2 ec.
June 28; E 695076; Nathaniel Carl-
son, Miami, Fla. 15725
Rest, holy Babe; Christmas anthem,
words from the Bible and a hymn,
music by Cuthbert Harris, of Great
Britain; mixed voices. 4to. © July
26, 1928) 32.2) Cs SUly 283 B. G96586 :
Theodore Fresser co., Philadelphia.
15726
Return (The) from town; poem by
Edna St. Vincent Millay, music by
Constance’ Herreshoff; high voice.
@) July 28; . 1928 Ore) July- 20> Hi
696402; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
15727
Réve d'amour; romance, by Jan Hurst,
of Great Britain; pf. July 9,
1928; 1c. July 6; E 697000; W. Pax-
ton & co., Itd., London. 15728
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15729
Réve de bonheur (Dream of happi-
ness); de M. Brusselmans, of Bel-
gium; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © June 10, 1928; 1 c. July 2;
E 697093; E. Gaudet, Paris. 15729
Reverie; by Max Irwin, of Great Brit-
ain; orch. 4to. © May 16, 1928;
1c. June 2; EH 692865; Chappell &
co., ltd., London. 15730
Reverie; by York Bowen, of England,
op. 86; pf. © July 7, 1928; 1 «.
July 13; EH 697180; Swan & co. (Mu-
sic publishers) Itd., London. 15731
Réverie (Reverie) ; von Franz A. Som-
mer, of Germany; salon o. grosse
orch, mit violino 1 direction. ©
May 1, 1928; 1c. June 13; H 692707;
Heinrichshofen’s verlag, Magdeburg,
Germany. 15732
Ricordi paesani; tarantella, by KE.
Rossi; ocarina. © 1 e. June 29,
1928 ; EH 695164; Enrico Rossi, Brook-
lyn. 15733
Rider college song; words and music:
by Rider college. Philadelphia, M.
D. Swisher. © June 19, 1928; 2 ¢.
June 21; H 693940; Rider college,
Trenton: NaJ. 15734
Rigaudon; alla burla, by Sigfrid Karg-
Elert, of England, op. 100, no. 4;
organ. (In Original compositions
for the organ, new series, no. 114)
©idune 1, 1928" ley June 223°)
692777; Novello & co., ltd., London.
15735
Ring-time; lyric by Helen Taylor, mu-
sic by May H. Brahe ,of Great Brit-
ain; in '‘G.,.© July 2, 1928; 1 ec. July
20; EH 697209. Enoch & sons (1927)
Itd., London. 15736
Rio Grande (The); pt. song, Sea
chanty, music by Bryceson Treharne,
of Hngland, domiciled at New York;
cho. of men’s voices with ten. solo.
4to. © July 10, 1928; 2 ce. July 13;
E 696225; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 15737
Rio Grande valley; words and music
by W. P. Holloway. © 1 c¢. June 25,
1928; E 6947538; W. P. Holloway, Ft.
Worth, Tex. 15738
Rising moon; words and music by B.
Be -Cline... © 1.-¢. Julyri7, 2928: EB
695492; Barney E. Cline, Pocatello,
Id, 15739
Rispetto; versi di Poliziano, [and]
Canzonetta; versi di un ignoto del
' 16 secolo, musica di ciascuno di An-
pt, i; NYSs Voro
tonio Veretti, of Italy. © July 2,
1928; 1 e¢ July 3; BH 692996:" G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 15740
Risveglio; words by Umberto Tessi-
tore, music by S. Tessitore, of Italy,
domiciled at Gloversville, N. Y. ©
1c. June 25, 1928; E 693920; Sal-
vatore Tessitore, Gloversville, N. Y.
15741
Rita inperinete; mazurka, melodia di
F. Crapanzano. © 1 e¢ June 16,
1928; E 694518; S. Riccardi, New
York. 15742
Ritka biiza; czardas, arr. by Louis Vi-
tak; orch. 4to. © June 20, 1928;
1c. June 26; E 693671; Vitak-Elsnic
co., Chicago. 15748
Ritmicissimo; by Ernest Schelling; pf.
© May 9, 1928;-2 ec. June 20; E
694585 ; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
. 15744
‘River of Jordan; words and melody
arr. by A. PB. Canter fre) tecorlone
27, 1928; E 694940; R. S. Peer, New
York. 15745
River, river; Chilean folksong, words
by Freder ck H. Martens, musie arr.
by Stephen Zoltai; mixed voices; pf.
aec. ad lib by N. Clifford Page. 4to.
©,,June,.29,. 19286, 2 tee daly 2,
695212; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
15746
Roaming; words by Beda, English .
words and arr. by Harry S. Pepper,
of England, music by Artur M. We-
rau; pf. ace., with banjulele banjo
and ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech;
in E flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Julv 16, 1928; 1c.
July 17; E 697182; B. Feldman & co.,
London. 15747
Roberts (Caradoz) Two Welsh folk
songs; Welsh words traditional, Eng-
lsh words by Llew Tegid, music by
C. Roberts, of Great Britain; 4 male
voices. 4to. a. Two fond hearts.
[1 other] © July 2, 1928; 1c. July
6; E 692975; Banks & son, York,
England. 15748
Robin red-breast dance; characteristic,
by A. Shaeffer; solo and 2nd banjo.
© “June 29)" 1928 Ses say oe
695521; Arling Shaeffer, Chicago.
15749
Rocked in the cradle of the deep; by
J. P. Knight, arr. by Fred W. Cle-
ment; orch. 4to. © July 10, 1928;
2 ec. July 12; E 695359; Joseph E.
Agnew, Kansas City, Mo. 15750
820
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
15776
Roi (Le) David; 2° suite, d’ A. Honeg-
ger, arr. de F. Salabert, of France;
oreh. avee pf. conducteur. no. 1-4.
© June 20, 1928; 1 c. each July 3;
E 697168-697171; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 15751-15754
Roll ng stene; words by Jeanne Ro-
gers, music by Z. F. Cannon. © 1c.
June 23, 1928; E 693627; Zella F.
Cannon, Ft. Riley, Kan. 15755
charmeuse, by Colin Mac-
leod Campbell, of Great Britain;
oreh., with pf. conductor. © June
25, 1928; 1 ¢«. July 20; E 697210;
Boosey & co., 1td., London. 15756
Romanee; poem by R. L. Stevenson,
musie by Elliot Griffis. © June 20,
1928; 2 «. June 20; E 694561; Doro-
thea L. Sehroeder, Flushing, N. Y.
15757
Romance of gold (Romance dor);
words by Barbara Young, music by
Robert Huntington Terry. © July
13, 1928; 2 ec. July 9; E 696058 ;x Har-
old Flammer, ine., New York. 15758
Ronde des lutins; by Christiaan Kri-
ens; flute, oboe and B flat clarinet.
Pts. and se. © Apr. 25, 1928; 2 «.
June 20; E 694579; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 15759
Room (A) with a view; from. This
year of grace, by Noél Coward, tran-
Seclibed by Tony Lowry, of Great
Britain; pf. © May 26, 1928; 1 ¢.
June 2; E 692870; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London. 15760
Rosalie; waltz, words and music by
Madie Le Clair. © June 28, 1928;
2c. July 17; E 695461; Mary Hoban
Babb, New York. 15761
Rose of Allandale; 2-part choral, by S.
Nelson, arr. by Chr stopher Hare.
4to. © July 20, 1928; 2c. July 21;
EK 696475; Kay and Kay music pub.
corp., New York. 15762
Rose of Pennsylvania; words by E.
Sitler, music by R. H. Brennen.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
July 21, 1928; E 695594: Estella
Sitler and Robt. H. Brennen, New
York. 15763
Rose of Spain; words by Oscar M.
Lasser, music by H. Rubenstein, of
Russia, domiciled at Sanatorium,
Col. © 1c. July 9, 1928; E 696074;
Harry Rubenstein, Sanatorium, Col.
15764
Rose petals; words by Rose MacAvoy,
music by L. J. Clarkson. © 1 e.
Romance:
June 12, 1928; E 693807 ; Lill'an Jen-
nings Clarkson, Portland, Or. 15765
Rose vom Tiber, ich gliih’ im fieber
: ; slow-fox, worte von Richard
Bars, musik von Will Meisel, arr.
von Franz Stolzenwald, both of Ger-
many; orch. mit violine obligat. 4to.
© Jan. 13, 1928; 1 « June 13; E
692754; Edition Meisel & co., G. m.
b. H., Berlin. 15766
Rosebud of June; words by Fritz
Tschann [i. e. Frederick Tschann],
music by I. Tschann; pf. © 1.
June 29, 1928; EH 693842; Irene
Tschann, Northfield, Minn. 15767
Rosemary; words and music by
Vaughn De Leath [pseud. of Leonore
Geer] op. 132, no. 1; med. voice. ©
June “14, 1928: 2 « June “27; EH
694865; Carl Fischer. ine, New
York. 15768
Roses; melody by I. Berlin. © 1 ¢.
June 29, 1928; E 698848; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 15769
Roses (Les); poésie d’Alban Mallet,
musique de Paul Fiévet, of France;
meZzZzO-Sop. [French and Wneglish
text] © June 5, 1928; 1 ¢. June
28; E 697076; Durand et cie., Paris,
15770
Roses are never blue; words and mu-
sic by B. L. M. Johns. © 1c. June
25, 1928; E 693714; Berta L. M.
Johns, Orange Park, Fla. 15771
Roses of love; words by D. E. Parker,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] © 1. July 28, 1928;
E 695709; Daisy E. Parker, Dan-
ville, Ill. 15772
Roses of red; love song, by G. Romilli,.
arr. by George J. Trinkaus; vocal
oreh, i 4to.” ©: dune %, 1928;(2 c.
June 11; E 659442; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 157i
Rosie; words and musie by G. Mon-
tello. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. June 5, 1928; E 693494; George
Montello, Brooklyn. 15774
Rosse (Frederick) Two reveries; by
F.. Rosse;., of . Great, Britain: pf.
1. Tristesse. [1 other] © June 15,
£92820 1 Gy dune. iZs.%, HE 7692798:
Lareine & co., ltd., London. ENE Mon
Rostomila polka (Darling polka);
melody, by Anton Brousek. © 1 ¢,
July 3, 1928; E 693912; Consolidated
music pub. house, Chicago. 15776
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15777
Rosy dreams; words and music by
Joe Verges and Charles Newman,
arr. by Rube Bennett; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © July 5, 1928; 2 ¢. July
12; E 695363; McKinley musie¢ co.,
Chicago. 15777
Rot und weisse apfelbliite; aufftihr-
ungsrecht vorbehalten, von Gust.
Wohlgemuth, of Germany, werk 17,
nr. 2: ten. u. basse. 4to. © Dec.
10, 19272 1 eo.) June = 23. ISAS
6982744; Otto Forberg, Leipzig.
15778
Rotten (The) song; words and music
py R. Henderly. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. July 11, 1928; H
696153; Russell Henderly, Cincin-
nati. 15019
Rotwand laendler; arr. by Joseph P.
Elsnic; concertina. © June 20,
1928; 2 ce. July 12; HE 695372; Vitak-
Elsnie co., Chicago. -15780
Rough water; lyrics and music by
Maynard H. Williams [pseud. of
W. H. Mitchell] © 1 c¢ July 25,
1928: E 696491; Wm. Hobart Mit-
chell, Rochester, N. Y. 15781
Roumanian waltz; melody by M.
Abramowitz. © 1c. May 26, 1928;
E 690911; Morris Abramowitz,
Brooklyn. 15782
"Round evening; lyrics by George
Whiting, music by Herbert Steiner
and J. Fred Coots. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. July 20, 1928; E
696320; Harle music co., New York.
15783
Roussel (Albert) Concerto; pour pf.
et orch. d’A. Roussel, of France, op.
36; réduction pour 2 pfs., 4 mains.
© June 5, 1928; 1 c. June 28; EH
697084; Durand et cie., Paris. 15784
Rover’s (A) love letter; waltz, words
by F. Ossowski, music by Ray Hib-
peler. © 1 ¢. July 9, 1928; E
696096; Frank Ossowski, Sturgis,
Ss. D. 15785
Royal arcanum; golden jubilee march,
words by Mrs. Lee R. Taylor, music
by A. Porcasi; pf. © July 21, 1928;
2c. July 23; E 696422; Achille Por-
easi, Los Angeles. 15786
Rubato: by Ernest Harry Adams; pf.
© June 25, 1928; 2 c. June 29; EH
695116; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 15787
ptxk, Des.
Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch) Mel-
ody in F; arr. by Ida H. Jeston, op.
23,,n0.\3; pf. -©;dune 22, 1928 =-2-@.
June 28; E 693769; John A. Seidt,
Baltimore. 15788
Ruisenor ; tango cancion, letra de Jean
de Kel-Sar, musica de Humberto
Matéo; con contrebasse et violons.
© June 20, 1928; 2 « July 3; BE
695272 ; H. MacKnight, Paris. 15789
Rustie dance; from Norwegian
sketches, by Frederick Wick; full
orch., with pf. conductor. © June
11, 1928; 2 ¢ June 27; E 694860;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 15790
Rutland; words by John Greenleaf
Whittier, music by J. D. Young, of
Great Britain; 4 mixed voices; in
E flat. London, Bayley & Ferguson.
16mo. [Staff and tonic scl-fa nota-
tions] © Mar. 19, 1928; 1 © Apr.
18; E 692601; Jessie Dalzell Young,
Troon, Ayrshire, Scotland. 15791
Rythmic garbage; by N. H. Spaulding ;
pf. © 1-c¢. July 21, 1928: EB 695595;
Neal Herrick Spaulding, Mountain
View, Calif. 15792
Sacred (The) cup; lyric and music
by Netta Naomi Andrews. © 1 «.
June 29, 1928; E 695174; Janet
Andrews’ Richison, Santa Cruz,
Calif. 15793
Sacred gems; collection of choruses,
quartetts, duetts, ete., for the ehoir,
by K. Y. Plank. 4to. Anniston,
Ala.,-Huntingten, W. Va., K. C. P.
co. © June 26, 1928; 2 e. and aff.
June 28; A 1085743; Carl A. Plank
and K. Y. Plank, Anniston, Ala.
15794°
Sad, lonesome and blue; words and
melody by J. Brand. © 1c. July
5, 1928; E 683965; Julius Brand,
Dannemora, N. Y. 15795
Sag’ ich blau, sagt sie griin: foxtrot,
text von Beda, musik yon Rudolf
Sieezyfski, of Austria, kKlav. arr. von
Martin Uhl. © Apr. 19, 1928; 1 «.
June 26; E 692831; Wiener bohéme-
verlag, Vienna. 15796
Sahara grotto band; march, by F.
Jewell; band. 4to. © June 23,
1928: 2 c. June 23; E 694774; Fred
Jewell, Franklin, Ind. 15797
Sailing along to Hawaii; words and
music by Merton H. Bories; pf. and
ukulele acc. © July 10, 1928; 2 ¢.
July 16; E 696237; Villa Moret, inc.,
San Francisco. 15798
822
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
15819
St. Louis blues; by Wm. C. Handy, arr.
by Geo. F. Briegel; with pf. acc.
4to. 1. Brass quartette.—2. Saxo-
phone quartette. © June 28, 1928;
2c. each July 2; E 696525, 696526 ;
Alfred &.co., New York. 15799, 15800
‘Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) Marche
d’Etienne Marcel; arr. par Roger
Branga, of France; orch. avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © June 5, 1928;
1 e. June 28; E 697083; Durand et
cie., Paris. 15801
‘SSa-ka-ka-we-a (Bird woman) ; Indian
fox trot, words by. L. I. Haugen,
music by Len Fleming. © June 26,
1928; 2c. June 28; E 695057; Lettie
I. Haugen, Hartford, S. D. 15802
‘SSally-Ann; words and melody by D. V.
Wagner. © 1c. July 9, 1928; E
695311; Della V. Wagner, Jamaica
Plain, Mass. 15803
Salute to U. S. A.; words and music
by A. V. Garman, of Russia, domi-
ciled at Seattle. ©1c. July 9, 1928;
E 696094; Anatoly V. Garman, Se-
attle. 15804
Salvataggil (Il) del Generale Nobile
sul Polo Nordo; di G. Critelli; vio-
lino. ©1e. July 13, 1928: E 696204 :
Giuseppe Critelli, Brooklyn. 15805
‘Salvation; words by E. L. Thompson,
musie by N. Carlson. © June 20,
1928; 2 ¢. June 28; E 695091; Na-
thaniel Carlson, Miami, Fla. 15806
Salvation (The) army brass band jour-
nal; nos. 975-978, Mar. 1928, com-
piled by F. G. Hawkes, of England;
fa se. and 17° pis’ op!’ 8vol' ©
May is)" 1928; 1 e' June 19: EB
692862; Salvationist pub. and sup-
plies, ltd., London. 15807
Sammlung ausgewiihlter vortragsstticke
aus werken bertiamter meister fur
Saxophone in Es mit begleitung des
pianoforte, orgel oder harmonium;
von Gustav Bumecke, of Germany;
heft. 1. ‘[German, French and Eng-
lish text] © July 2, 1928; 1 ¢. July
24; E 697256; Anton J. Benjamin,
Leipzig. 15808
Sammy boys; mérch, words and music
by’ H.’ Voorhiées!! “© 1 ‘e7' July ''23,
1928; E 695649; Hugh Voorhies,
Neosho, Mo. 15809
Sanctus (Holy, holy Lord God of Sab-
baoth) : by Bernhard Anselm Weber:
copyright is based wpon new matter
of Carl F. Pfatteicher namely, his
‘interpretation represented in the
legible notation thereof contained in
the copies filed; male voices a ca-
pella.. 4to. © Febi 14, 1928; 2 ec.
June 27; E 694976; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 15810
Sanctus with hosanna (Holy Lord
God of Sabbaoth); by Demetrius
Bortniansky; copyright is based
upon new matter of Carl F. Pfat-
teicher namely, his interpretation
represented in the legible notation
thereof contained in the copies filed ;
male voices a capella. 4to. © Feb.
14,°1928: 2 ¢. June 27; E 694975;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 15811
Sandford pool; by Corbett Sumsion,
of Great Britain; pf. © May 17,
1928; 1 ec. June 21; E 692636; Ox-
ford university press, London.
15812
Sandman, save a dream for me; words
by Billy Merrick, music by J. Noble;
pf. and ukulele ace. © July 25,
1928; 2 «. July 28; E 695696; John
Noble, Honolulu. 15813
Sangre; tango rojo, letra de Jean de
Kel-Sar, musica de Humberto Matéo ;
orch. © June 20, 1928; 2 c. July
3; E 695273; H. MacKnight, Paris.
15814
Sanman gone to tea; cradle song,
words by Jean Beverly, music by
Theophilus Fitz; med. voice. Los
Angeles, Beverly art-song shop. ©
June 1, 1928; 2.c. June 7; HE 693258 ;
Nancy E. Myers, Los Angeles.
15815
Sarabande; by Sigfrid Karg-Elert, of
England, op. 100, no. 5; organ. (Jn
Original compositions for the organ,
new series, no. 114) © June 21,
1928; 1 ec. June 22: E 692778; Novel-
lo & co., ltd., London. 15816
Saucy Sue; musical recitation, words
and music by Helen Wing. © July
26, 1928; 2 ec. July 28; E 696598 ;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
15817
Save a little corner in heaven for me;
words and melody by J. D. Marvin.
© 1e. July 18, 1928; E 695559 ; John
D. Marvin, Baltimore. 15818
Saxophone chatter; concert waltz, by
A. H. Deses; three saxophones, with
pf. ace. © 1e. July 16, 1928; E
696252; Albert H. Deses, Long
Beach, Calif. 15819
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15820
Say something, Silas; words and music
by Joan Clark. Dayton, O., Paine
pub. co. © July 12, 1928; 2 ¢. July
23; E 696409; Lurten M. Paine,
Dayton, O. 15820
Seale waltz (Tonleiter-walzer); by
Richard Krentzlin, of Germany, op.
120; pf. © June 18, 1928; 2c. June
20: E 694546; Theodore Presser .co.,
Philadelphia. 15821
Scaring the blues away; fox trot, words
by P. Colecchia, music by Jack
Mahoney. [Words and melody only]
© 1e July 9 1928; E 695319;
Pietro Coleechia, Erie, Pa. 15822
Scarlatti (Domenico) Pastorale; arr.
by Philip James; organ. © June 22,
1928; 2c. June 22; E 694676; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 15823
Scéne d’angcoisse (Scene of anguish) ;
de M. Brusselmans, of Belgium;
orch., avee pf. conducteur.. 4to.
June 10, 1928; le. July 2; E 697094 ;
EK. Gaudet, Paris. 15824
Scenes pastorale; by George J. Trin-
kaus;: pf. 1. Approach of day. [3
others] © July 2, 1928; 2 ¢. July
7; E 693997; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 15825
Scénes persanes; de Marcel Laisné, of
France; orch. avec pf. conducteur.
1. Prologue. [3 others] © Dec. 31,
1927; 1 e. June 28, 1928; E 697625;
Marcel Labbé, Paris. — 15826
Schenkst du beim tango mir dein herz;
verse von Fritz Rotter, musik von
Hermann Krome, of Germany. ©
May 30, 1928; 1 e: June 20; E
692606; Drei-masken verlag, a. g.,
Berlin. 15827
Scherzosa (La) ; melody by E. Hrario.
© 1c June 26, 1928; E 694932;
Ernesto Erario, Brooklyn. 15828
Schnurz und piepe; Berliner marsch-
lied, text von Charlie K. Roellinghoff,
musik von Theo Mackeben, of Ger-
many. © Feb. 5, 1928; 1c. June 13;
E 692728; Funk-Dienst G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 15829
Schnurz und piepe; Berliner marsch-
lied, text von Charlie K. Roellinghoff,
musik von Theo Mackeben, ausgabe
ven Otto Lindemann, all of Ger-
many; salon orch. 4to. © Feb. 5,
1928: 1 ec. June 13: BH 692727; Funk-
Dienst, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 15830
Schon ist das lebe ang’ man
trinkt und lustig ist; marschlied,
text von Fritz Rotter,
musik von |
pt. 112, n. S., v. 23
Netsik, klav:er arr. von Hartwig v..
Platen, both of Germany. © Apr.
2, 1928; 1 ¢«. June 22; E 692878-
Roehr aktiengesellsehaft, Berlin.
15831
Schén ist die jugend; volkslied aus.
Saschsen, bearb. von Gust. Wohige-
muth, of Germany, werk 65, nr. 5;
ten. und bisse. 4to. © Dec. 10,
1927; 1 ec. June 18, 1928; E 692741;
Otto Forberg, Leipzig. - 15832:
Schone (Die) Emma; polka, by P
Miiller; B flat cornet. © 1c June
2a, 1928 : E 693634 ; Peter Miller,
Philadelphia. 15833:
Schone Isabelle, darf ich’s wagen ...;
foxtrot, worte yon Dr. Katscher u.
Arendt, musik von Hermann Leo-.
poldi, of Germany. © Apr. 2, 1928;
1 e June 22; °E 692877; Roehr-
aktiengesellschaft, Berlin. 15834
_Schottis; by M. Loguercio; violin. ©
1c. June 26, 1928; E 694925 -
Loguercio, Brooklyn. 15835:
Schubert (Franz Peter) Andante con.
moto und menuet; aus der Sinfonie,
no. 5, hrsg. von H. Lemacher u. P.
Mies, bearb. von M. Alt, of Germany ;.
schiilerorch. © Apr. 20, 1928; 1 ce.
June 13; E 692068; P. J. Tonger,
Cologne, Germany. 15836:
—— Christ is arisen: from Goethe’s
Faust, music by F. Schubert; copy-
right is based upon the new matter
of Carl F. Pfatteicher namely, his:
interpretation represented in the
legible notation thereof contained in
the copies filed; men’s voices @
capella. 4to. © Feb. 13, 1928; 2 ¢.
June 27; E .694991; Carl. Fischer,
inc., New York. 1583T
Ecossaises; by Franz Schubert,
op. 18a, arr. by Una Bourne, of
Great Britain; pf. © July 10, 1928;
biG dulaai2g E 697241; Edwin Ash-
down, Itd., London. 15888:
Glory to God in the Highest;
words by Johann Philipp Neumann
and G. Steiger, tr. by J. C. Graham ;
copyright is based upon new matter
of Carl F. Pfatteicher namely, his’
interpretation represented in the leg-
ible notation thereof. contained in
the copies filed; men’s voces a
capella. 4to. © Feb. 138, 1928; 2 c.
June 27; E 695008; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 15839:
Hark, hark, the lark; morning
serenade, words from Shakespeare’s,
Michael
824
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
15870
Cymbeline, arr. by Ralph L. Bald-
win; cho. of men’s voices. 4to. ©
July 10, 1928; 2c. July 18; E 696227 ;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 15840
—— Kleinere stiicke; bearb. von Max
Pauer, of Germany; klavier. ©
June 18, 1928; 1 c. July 3; E 697145 ;
Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipz g. 15841
Mareh festive; arr. by A. Meale,
of England: organ and gramaphone
recording. © 1c. June 27, 1928;
E 686210; Arthur Meale, Hatch End,
Middlesex, England. 15842:
Phantasien, inpromptus, moments
mus’ caux; bearb. von Max Pauer, of
Germany ; klavier. © June 18, 1928;
1c. July 3; E 697144; Breitkopf &
Hirtel, Leipzig. 15843
Second year Schubert; 19 com-
positons by F. Schubert, adapted,
arr. and ed. by E. Markham Lee, of
Great Britain: pf. © June 1, 1928:
1c. June 11; E 685202; Alfred Leng-
nick & co., ltd., London. 15844
Serenade; arr. by Ida H. Jeston,
op. 23, no. 1; pf. © June 22, 1928;
2 ec. June 28; E 693772; John A.
Seidt, Baltimore. 15845
—-Sonate nr. 1"; bearbeitung von
Walter Rehberg, of Germany; E dur.
© July-11,-1928. 1 «July, .24; H
697272; Steingriber verlag, Leipzig.
15846
Sonaten; bearb. von Max Pauer,
of Germany; klavier. bd. 1.—hbd. 2.
© June 18, 1928; 1c. each July 3;
E 692968, 697146; Breitkopf & Hir-
tel, Leipzig. 15847, 15848
—~Sonaten und stticke; bearb. von
Max Pauer, of Germany; klavier.
© June 18,.1928; 1.¢. July 3; E
697143 ; Breitkopf & Hiirtel, Leipzig.
15849
Spring, the piper; 3-part song or
chorus, words by Margaret E. Fos-
ter, music by Franz Schubert, op. 51,
no. 1, adapted and arr. by John A.
O’Shea: unchanged voices. 4to. ©
ADL 69, . 1928.2 ¢.;) June 20: EB
694576; Carl Fischer, -ine., New
York. 15850
Tanze (Dances) ; bearb. von Max
Pauer, of Germany; klavier. bd. 1
Haye. C), dune, 18,; 1928: 1..¢. each
July 3; E 692967, 692969; Breitkopf
& Hiirtel, Leipzig. 15851, 15852
7513—28——_8
To music (An_ die musik);
words by Franz yon Schoeber, Eng-
lish version by Gustave Reese. ©
June, 22. .1028 0. 2 eo hune, 28; Hb
695033; G. Schirmer, ine, New
York. 15853.
Scintillating sandals; Japanese dance,
by Frank EK. Hersom; pf.’ June
30, 1928; 2 c. June 28; E 695098;
Walter Jacobs, ine., Boston. 15854
Sciore arancio; versi di G. Onofri,
musica di A. Bascetta. [Words and
melody only] ©le. July 23, 1928;
E 696484; Alfredo Bascetta and
Guglielmo Onofri, Brooklyn. 15855
Sciuri di pipi; versi e musica di J.
Torre. [Words and melody only]
©1e. July 24, 1928; E 695653 ; Jos-
eph Torre, New York. 15856
Scotch (The) are tight; words and
music by R. L. Masten. ©1 ec. July
30, 1928; E. 696630; Richard I.
Masten, Carmel-by-the-sea, Calif.
15857
Scotland; national melodies, arr. by
Aubrey Winter, of England; orch.
with pf. conductor. 4to. Annie
Laurie. [2 others] © June 16,
19285 Lo e..5 June, 295 (0 692931 >
Hawkes & son (London) Iltd., Lon-
don. 15858
Scuola (La) degli unisoni generali:
ventisette piccoli studii per le nas-
centi bande, di Alessandro Cardoni,
of Italy. fascicolo primo ottavo. ©
July 2, 1928; 1 c. each July’ 3; EH
692986-692993; G. Ricordi & ©co.,
Milan. 15859-15866
Sea (The); four pt. song, words by
James McLeod, music by Grace M.
Stutsman; men’s voices. 4to. ©
Jul yd 1251928 jo 2 0es July) A383
696167; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 15867
Sea horses; by Sybil Fountain, of
Great Britain; pf. 1. Sea horses.
[4 others] © Apr. 12, 1928; 1 ec.
June 21; E 692657; Oxford univer-
sity press, London. 15868
Seattle and. second avenue; fox trot,
words and music by R. Kelly. ©
1c. June 26, 1928; E 694969; Rosa
Kelly, Seattle. 15869
See saw; by Rubin Goldmark; pf. ©
May efor ilO28e 2, ie. jpune 20°.
694626; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 15870
829
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15871
Seelenkampf; hochdramatisch, von
Henry Weber, of Germany, op. 6,
no. 2; salonorch. mit violine 1 direk-
tion u. pf. direktion. 4to. © June
262 1928 Te May 12. HMes2ee0;
Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leipzig.
15871
Sehnsucht nach den bergen der hei-
mat; salonstiick, von Wilh. Knauth,
op. 10, bearb. von Herm. Wenzel,
both of Germany; pf. © Apr. 19,
1928: 1. e@ June! 135, fH G82693 5 rT.
Portius, Leipzig. 15872
Sei tutta bella; mazurka, by M. Lo-
guercio; violin. © 1 ¢« June 26,
1928; E 694927; Michael Loguercio,
Brooklyn. 15873
Sektgeister; marsch one-step, worte u.
musik von Robert Baiumler, of Ger-
many: ‘pt i ©), Dec 20192025 be.
Juve 13; E 692763; Trebor verlag,
Apolda, Germany. 15874
Sempre allegri; polka, by H. Hrario;
violin, © 1.e June’ 26,<1928 5 EH
694933; Ernesto Hrario, Brooklyn.
é 15875
Send for my sweetheart; words and
musie by G. Montello. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. June 5, 1928;
E 693496; George Montello, Brook-
lyn. 15876
Send: light to Africa; words by Anna
Louise Norris and A. F. Ingler, mu-
sic by Arthur Forrest Ingler. ©
June 12, 1928; 2 « July 26;, EH
695666; Susie Norris Fitkin, Brook-
lyn. 15877
Sentimental blues; by Seger Hllis; pf.
©. July 519285 ,2..c.. July.) 9 5.
693948; Robbins music corp., New
York. 15878
Serenade; en forme d’étude, by John
Tasker Howard; pf. © May 9,
1928: 2 c. June 20; EH 694591; Carl
Fischer, inec., New York. 15879
Serenade espanole; letra de Enrico Iz-
zillo, musica de J. Ardizzone.
{Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
June 20, 1928; EK 694659; Joseph
Ardizzone, New York. 15880
Sérénade Napolitaine; by Egon EKd-
wards, of Switzerland; pf. © 1.
July 12, 1928; HE 695394; Refousse
music co., New York. 15881
Serenade sentimentale; by Cecil Kap-
pey; pf. © Aug. 25, 1927; 2 c. June
20, 1928; EF 694555; Belwin, inc.,
New York. 15882
Dt. THN, Sy
Serenade to the moon (Sérénade 4 la
lune); by Harry Meyerowitz, cello
pt. ed. and fingered by Paul Tur-
kisher; violoncello, with pf. ace. ©
June 22, 1998: 22 ¢ Simeone E
694803; Edward Schuberth & co.,
ine., New York. 15883
Serenata; by Felix Swinstead, of
Great Britain; pf. © July 21,
1928; 1c. July 23; E 697267; Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd., Lon-
don. 15884
Serenata del burattino; di Hugenio
Mignone, of Italy; piccola orch. ©
June 1, 1928;; 1 « June 26; E
692898 ; A. & G. Carisch & ¢., Milan.
15885
Serenata del burattino; versi di Guido
di Napoli, musica di Hugenio Mig-
none, of Italy. © June 1, 1928; 1 ec.
June 26; E 692895; A. & G. Carisch
& ¢:, Milan. ; 15886
Sermon on the mount; words by Isa-
belle Gilkey Tilton, music by Walter
Goodell; med. voice. © July 11,
1928; 2 ce. July 138; E 696184; Clay-
ton F. Summy co., Chicago. 15887
Services for Rosh hashonah and Yom
kipur; morning and _ afternoon,
words from religious -_prayers and
psalms, music by P. Discount, of
Lithuania, domiciled at New York;
cantor and choir, with organ acc.
Hartford, Fox press. (Modern can-
tor) [Mimeograph] © June 1,
1928; 2 c. June 20; EK 693511; Paul
Discount, Hartford. 15888
Services for Rosh hashonah and Yom
kipur eve; words from religious
prayers and psalms, music by P.
Discount, of Lithuania, domiciled at
New York; cantor and choir, with
organ ace. Hartford, Fox press.
(Modern cantor) [Mimeograph] ©
June -1, 1928; 2. "e. Sune wee =) i
693510; Paul Discount, Hartford.
15889
Shadows; words by W. B. Stoddard,
jr., music by W. B. Stoddard, jr.,
and William E. Lester. ©1ce. July
7, 1928; E 696075; William Bull
Stoddard, jr., Stamford, Conn.
15890
Shaw (Spencer) Melody; founded on
the organ solo Melody in A, by S.
Shaw, arr. on Albert W. Ketelbey’s
pf. solo, by Hubert Bath, of Great
Britain; full military and _ brass
band with solo cornet in B flat con-
826
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
ductor. © June 22, 1928; 1 ec. June
28; E 692934; Keith, Prowse & co.,
Itd., London. 15891
She is so lovely; fox trot, words and
music by Benny Davis and Joe
Burke, arr. by Arthur Lange; orch.
ano (Cc). June 29, 1928:' 2 ¢ June
30; E 693794; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., inc., New York. 15892
She is so lovely; words .by Benny
Davis, music by Joe Burke; pf. acce.,
with ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini.
© June 28, 1928; 2 c. June 29; E
695073; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inc., New York. ~ 15893
She’s a great, great girl; fox trot,
words and music by Harry Woods,
arr. by Joseph Nussbaum; orch.
4to. © Apr. 10, 1928; 2c. June 29;
H 695066; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inc., New York. 15894
She's gotta have me; fox-trot, words
and music by John P. Long, of Eng-
land; pf. and ukulele acc.; in F.
{Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
©) tune 4. 1A928* 1, Gc June.15; E
692583 ; Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd.,
London. 15895
She’s my baby and I’m her daddy,
that’s all; words and music by C. J.
Peter. 1 e. June 25, 1928; E
694751; Carl Joseph Peter, Omaha,
Neb. 15896
She would; words by Neva Lynn, mu-
sic by Joy Sunshine, arr. by Zella
Roberts. © 1c. June 18, 1928; H
694506; Worral Sonanstine, Colum-
bus, O. 15897
Sheep (The) ; words by Seumas O’Sul-
livan, music by Patrick Hadley, of
Great’ Britain. © Apr. 19, 1928;
1 ec. June 21; © 6926438; Oxford uni-
versity press, London. 15898
Shepherd boy ; musical fancy, by Beryl
Rubinstein; pf. © May 9, 1928; 2 e.
June 20; E 694589; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 15899
Shepherd (The) came; words by Wil-
liam M. Runyan, music by G. S.
Schuler. © June 1, 1928; 2 c. June
27; E 694884; George S. Schuler,
Chicago. 15900
Shepherds (The); from the cantata
The wondrous story, text by Ray-
mond EHarl Bellaire, music by Rich-
ard Kountz; mixed voices. 4to. (©
duly 16,::192831.2,¢e: Julyi 19; E
695524; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 15901
15912
~
Shepherds (The); from the cantata
The wondrous story, text by Ray-
mond Earl Bellaire, music by Rich-
ard Kountz; sop. 1, 2 and alto. 4to.
© June 18, 1928; 2 c. June 23; EB
659450; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 15902
Shepherds on wires; a play, words by
R. Bennett, music by Joan Bennett,
of Great Britain. London, J. Cur-
wen & sons, ltd. 4to. © June 8,
1928; 1 c. June 6; D.273838; Rodney
Bennett, London. 15903
Shera (F. H.) Nocturne; by F. H.
Shera, of Great Britain; organ. ©
MMiery olOne TOZ8 coo TGs enue ae dest. HH)
692654; Oxford university press,
London. 15904
Shockheaded Peter; suite, by Ludwig
Lebell, of Great Britain; pf. © May
17, 1928; 1 « June 21; E 692658;
Oxford university press, London.
5 " 15905
Short and easy mass; words from the
Catholic church, music by Paul C.
Tonner; 4 male or female voices;
organ ace. 4to. © July 3, 1928;
2c July 18; E 696179; Michael L.
Nemmers, Milwaukee. 15906
Short festal postlude; by Cuthbert
Harris, of Great Britain; organ.
July 25, 1928; 2c. July 26; E 695668 ;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
15907
Short’nin’ bread; encore song, words
ed. by Clement Wood, music adapted
by Jacques Wolfe. © June 20, 1928;
2 ¢. June 22; E 694697; Harold
Flammer, inc., New York. 15908
Shovuoth (Feast of weeks); from
Little books of Jewish songs, com-
piled by Harry Coopersmith. 24mo.
© May 1, 1928; 2c. and aff. June 19;
A 1082128; Board of Jewish educa-
tion of Chicago, Chicago. 15909
Show boat; valse, music by Jerome
Kern, of U. S., arr. by H. M. Higgs,
of Great Britain; pf. London, Chap-
pell & co., ltd. © June 20, 1928;
1c. June 26; E 692829; T. B. Harms
co., New York. 15910
Same. © July 13, 1928; 1¢. July
24; KH 697247; T. B. Harms co., New
York. 15911
Show it; words and m:lody by Lew
Urquhart [i. e. L. T. Urquhart] ©
1e. July 31, 1928; E 695760; Louis
Thomas Urquhart, New York.
15912
827
15913
Shuly ‘long; words and music by Tom
Delaney and Woody Frisino [pseud.
of Warren Frisino] © July 11,
1928; 2 ce. July 12; E 695353; Ed-
ward B. Marks music co., New York.
15913
Si demain; tango, paroles de Jean
Lenoir, musique de Elie Aivaz, of
France. © May 10, 1927; 1c. June
2: BE 669036; Editions Arlequin,
Paris. 15914
Si no quieres,e no!!! pero—que tal si
quieres; one step, por Alfredo Reza,
of Mexico, domiciled at El Paso; pf.
[Photostatl,, ©y June 28) 1928 12 «,
July 3; E 693986; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 15915
Sidewalks (The) of New York; words
and music by Chas. B. Lawlor and
James W. Blake, with special cam-
paign choruses by Al Dubin; pf.
and ukulele ace., with B flat ten.,
E flat alto and C melody saxophones.
© July 28, 1928; 2 ec. July ‘25; EB
696481 : Paull-Pioneer music co., New
York. ,
Sigh no more, ladies ; words by Shakes-
peare, music by Peter Warlock
[pseud. of Philip Heseltine], of Great
Britain. © Mar. 22, 1928; 1 c. June
21; E 692649; Oxford university
press, London. 15917
Sighing; words by Chisholm Davies,
music by Au Mant and _ Irving
Knight, both of England; pf. acc.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele arr.
by H. J. Stafford; in D. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © June 1,
1928: 1 @. June 14; E 692770; Sil-
berman & Solloway, London. 15918
Sighing pines; concert waltz, by A.
Shaeffer; 1st and 2d ten. banjo.
© June 22, 1928; 2 c« July 9; EH
696064; Arling Shaeffer, Chicago.
15919
Sight reading tests for beginners; by
Dora Pierce and Lilian Leavey, both
of Great Britain; pf. bk. 1, 2.
May 17, 1928; 1. ¢. each June 21;
E 692539, 692640; Oxford university
piss, London. 15920, 15921
Siegen (The) of God; Christmas pag-
eant, by Dorothy Lehman Sumerau,
music by I. H. Meredith and Grant
Colfax Tullar.. 12mo. © Aug. 29,
1927: 2 c. June 18, 1928; aff. June
27: A 1081686; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York. 15922
Silbergléckchen (Silver-bells) ; salon-
stlick, von Hermann Wenzel, op. 13,
15916
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 11? Seno
bearb. von M. Wenzel, both of Ger-
many; pf. ©, Mar) 4541928298 -c.
June 138; E 692700; Fr. Portius,
Leipzig. 15923
Silver; words by Walter de la Mare,
music by Victor Hely Hutchinson, of
Great Britain. © Mar. 8, 1928; 1 ¢.
June 21; E 692612; Oxford univer-
Sity press, London. 15924
Since I have you; words and music by
AS Roberts... (© eh iva. sone ;
EK 695210; Amanda Roberts, Qui-
nault, Wash. ~ 15925
Sincerely I do; words by Benny Davis,
music by Joe Burke; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © July 10, 1928; 2c. July
16; E 696236 ;- Villa Moret, inc., San
Francisco. 15926
Sinfonietta; par Eugéne Goossens, of
Great Britain, .op. 34; partition
dorch. © July 19, 1928; 1 c. July
24; EH 697259; J. & .W. Chester, Itd.,
London. 15927
Sing a song of gladness; words and
music by K. H. Gelow. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 16, 1928;
E 695494; Kenneth H. Gelow, Cleve-
land. 15928
Sing man sing; words and music by
Sam Gold; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
June 15, 1928: 2 c June 28; H
693721; Bess publications, Philadel-
phia. 15929
Sing me a song of the homeland;
sacred song, words and music by
G. A. Collin. © May 28, 1928;
2c. June 28; E 693723; G. A. Collin,
Somerset, Pa. 15930
Sing me to sleep with a Southern mel-
ody; words and music by M. R.
Craven, scored by Ted Klinefelter :
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by Bob
Senay. © July 3, 1928; 2c. July 5;
E 693942; Mildred Rawson Craven,
Houston, 15931
Sing praise to God who reigns above:
anthem, words from the English
hymnal no. 478, music by Perey W.
Whitlock, of Great Britain; mixed
voices. 4to. © May 3, 1928; 1 ec.
June 21; E 692621; Oxford uni-
versity press, London. 15932
Sing-song girl of old Shanghai; words
by Edgar Leslie, music by Horatio
Nicholls, of Great Britain; pf. acc..
with banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in F. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © July
12.) 1928; Loe. Julyei6 39H GOT275 ;
Lawrence Wright music co., London.
15933
828
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
Singapore Sal; words and music by H.
Luft. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. June 29, 1928; E 695155; Her-
man Luft, New York. 15984
Singin’ (The girl o’ Antrim; by Har-
vey Gaul; pf. © Apr. 25, 1928; 2 c.
June 20; E 694603; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 15935
Singing (The) harp; by Sarah Cole-
man Bragdon; pf. © June 25, 1928;
2c. June 29; HE 695129; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 15936
Sinister (A) event; by R. 8S. Stough-
ton; pf. © Apr. 4, 1928; 2 c.-June
26; E 694846; Walter Jacobs, inc.,
New York. 15937
Sinister pathos; symphonic incidental,
by P. A. Marquardt; orch. © July
2a tomes) 2c: July 25: BW 696470;
Musie buyers corp., New York.
15938
Sioux flute serenade; by Charles San-
ford Skillton, arr. by Georges Bar-
rére; flute and pf. © Apr. 23, 1928;
2c. June 20; BE 664602; Carl Fischer,
inec., New York. 15939
Sippi sighs; ala blues yodel, words and
melody by Spencer Williams. ©1e.
July 11, 1928; E 696144; Triangle
music pub. co., inc., New York.
15940
Sissy blues; words and melody by Ger-
trude Rainey. © 1c. June 21, 1928;
E 693539; Chicago music pub. co.,
inc., Chicago. 15941
Sitt (Hans) Studies: by H. Sitt, op.
32; violin. bk. 4. © June 11, 1928;
2c. June 27; E 694872; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 15942
Sixth nocturne; by Dudley Peele; or-
gan. © June 22, 1928; 2 c. June 22;
E 694677; H. W. Gray co., New York.
15943
Skadatin-dee; words and music by
Charles Tobias, Felix Bernard and
John Siras. © July 6, 1928; 2 «.
July 7; E 695250; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 15944
Skinner’s sock; by Frank Skinner;
orch. 4to. © June 27, 1928; 2 «.
June 28; E 695059; Robbins music
eorp., New York. 15945
Skip the gutter; melody by Spencer
Williams. “© 1 c. June 29, 1928; EH
695184; Triangle music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 15946
|
“ 15957
Skoczna; polka mazurka, melody by
T. F. Zadroga. ©1c. July 27, 1928;
EK 696558; Tadeusz F. Zadroga,
Philadelphia. 15947
Skyways are highways; words and mu-
sic by I. G. Beck. © 1c. July 17,
1928; E 695474; Irene Gretchen
Beck, Carning, Calif. 15948
Slavic (A) romance; the flower seller,
by J. Sebastian Matthews; organ.
© June 22, 1928; 2 c. June 28; EB
695043 ; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
F 15949
Sleep on-——dear souls; words and music
by Arthur J. Hollingdrake, of Aus-
tralia. © Apr. 18, 1928; 1 c. June
27; E 692817; Allan & @o., proprie-
tary ltd., Melbourne, Australia.
15950
Sleeping valley; poem by Edna Mae
Baird, music by Marguerite BH. Baird.
©: July 21,.,1928:..2.e July 23.8
696417: Baird & Russell co., Alli-
ance, O. 15951
Slidin’ around; by Donald Lindley and
Julian Davidson; B flat trumpet
with pf. and drum acc. © June 26,
1928; 2 c. June 26; EH 694810; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 15952
Slip us a kiss; words and music by A.
S. Watkins. ©1ce. July 7, 1928; H
695261; Anne Spencer Watkins, New
York. 15953
Slow motion ; words by Charles Tobias,
music by Peter De Rose. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. July 12,
1928; E 695392; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 15954
Slow poke blues; melody by Spencer
Williams. © 1c. June 29, 1928; EH
695185; Triangle music pub. Go.,
inc., New York. 15955
Slumber-town; fox-trot, words and
music by Reg Low, of England; pf.
and ukulele or banjulele banjo ace. ;
in E flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] (Cover title: It’s time to
go to slumber-town) © June 4,
1928; 1 ec. June 15; E 692590; Fran-
cis, Day & Hunter, Itd., London.
15956
Slumbertime; lyrics by Herb Magid-
son [i. e. Herbert Magidson], music
by M. H. Cleary [i. e. Michael
Cleary] [Words and melody only]
© 1c June 22, 1928; E 693646;
Mike Cleary and Herb Magidson,
New York. 15957
829
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15958
Sly; opera in 8 atti e 4 quadri, versi
de Giovacchino Forzano, musica d’
Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari, of Italy;
orch. sc. ©1ce July 14, 1928; EB
695505; Casa musicale Sonzogno,
Milan. 15958
Smag og behag er forskellig—; fra
Tivoli 1928, tekst af Aage Steffen-
sen, musik af Willy Kierulff, of Den-
mark;: pf): ©: JuneG6, 1928; * i ve:
June 18; E 692677; Wilhelm Han-
sen, Copenhagen. 15959:
Smaller (The) hymnal; ed. by Louis
EF. Benson. Philadelphia, Presby-
terian board of Christian education.
© May 25, 1928; 2 c. and aff. June
6; A 1077629; EF. M. Braselman,
Philadelphia. 15960
Smile and make the world smile with
you; song with recitation, words and
melody by J. J. Schneider. © 1 e.
July 23, 1928; H 696455;. John J.
Schneider, Philadelphia. » 15961
Smile (The) from the heart of a rose;
words by Otis Bowers, music by B.-
McCall?! ©) Ate! Jaly- 14) 19282
696164; Berenice McCall, LaGrande,
Or. 15962
Smile (The) in your eyes; words by
Edith Sheldon Hanly, music by R.
W. Williams. ©1ce. June 27, 1928;
KH 694964; Rose Whitworth Wil-
liams, Frankfort, Ky. 15963
Smiles and tears; words by William
Mountain, music by Philip Dalmas.
©, June 6..19285 02; June. 23/725
693729; Sophie Dalmas, Wellfleet,
Mass. 15964
Smiling (A) face; fox-trot-waltz,
words by Joseph R. Gregory, music
by F. B. Price; pf. and ukulele acc.
© July 18192852 e July 2s"
696338; Gregory & Palka, Chicago.
15965
Smith! Al Smith; words and music by
L. Worth, arr. by John Rhodes; pf.
© 1c. June 22, 1928; E 693643:
Louis Worth, Washington. 15966
Smith (Clay) favorite encore folio;
solos and duets, arr. by Clay Smith;
trumpet, cornet, or trombone with or
Without pf. ace. © June 11, 1928;
2c. June 27; E 694861; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 15967
Smugglers’ rendezvous; misterioso, by
Jean Beghon; full orch., with pf. con-
ductor. © June 26, 1928; 2 c. June
27; E 694882; Carl Fischer, ine.,
New York. 15968
\
pt. III, n. S., v. 23
Smyth (Hthei) Two interlinked
French folk melodies; by E. Smith,
of Great Britain; fiute, oboe, or vio-
lin or viola, and pf. © Mar. 8.
1928; 1 c. June 21; EH 692633; Ox-
ford university press, London.
15969
Snake hips dance; words and melody
by W. Crawley. © ic duly 24,
1928; E 695646; Wilton Crawley.
New York. 15970
Snappy variation; mazurka, by Joe
Mosti; accordion. © June 18, 1928;
2 e. June 23; EH 693616; Biagio
Quattrociocche, Steubenville, O.
15971
So lonely; words and music by E.
Evans; pf. and ukulele ace. San
Francisco, Calif., Writer’s pub. co.
© June: 30, 19283) 2 (ch hye Gets
696235; Edmund Evans, San Fran-
cisco. . VARI
‘So sorry; words and melody by Ber-
tha Henderson. LCase cme 21,
1928; E 693570; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 15973
So this is love; selection on melodies
by Hal Brody, arr. by Henry HE.
Pether, of England; pf. © June 4,
1928; 1 ec. June 15; E 692591; Fran-
cis, Day & Hunter, ltd., London.
15974
So this is love; words by Desmond
Carter, music by Laddie Cliff and
Hal Brody, both of England; in F.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© June 4, 1928; 1 e@ dune’ 15; EB
692930; Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd.,
London. 15975
Sgster; fra Charlottenlund revyen
1928, tekst af Alfred Kjerulf, musik
af Edvard Brink, of Denmark; pf.
(Cover title: Kom sana, lille sdéster)
© June 6, 1928; 1 c. June 18; E
692682; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenha-
gen. 15976
Sceur Monique; rondeau, by Couperin.
arr. by Henry Tolhurst, of Great
Britain; violin and pf. © June 19,
1928; 1 c. June 15; E 692600; W.
Paxton & co., ltd., London. 15977
Sogni passati; mazurka, arr. by U. N.
Romani: © 1,¢e: July io. 19283. E
693922; Ugo Nullo Romani, New
York. 15978
Soldiers; words and music by G. Y.
Colby; unison voices. 4to. © June
19, 1928; 2 ce. June 21; E 693520;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 15979
830
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
Solitude; by Earl Roland Larson; pf.
© May 2, 1928; 2 c. June 26; E
694854; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston.
15980
Solitude; weird inspiration, by Spen-
cer Williams; pf. © July 25, 1928;
2c. July 23; H 695609; Triangle mu-
sic, pub. co., inc., New York. 15981
Some little some one; words and mu-
sic by G. BE. Byard. © 1:c.. June 2,
1928; E 693896; George Earl Byard,
Kansas City, Mo. 15982
Some little someone; words and mel-
ody by Al Evans. © 1c. June 26,
1928; E 693698; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. 15983
Some one; waltz, words by Richard
Lovell, music by M. H. Daniel. ©
June 29, 1928; 2 ¢. July 3; E 696185;
Mary Holmes Daniel, Los Angeles.
15984
Some Sunday afternoon; lyric and mu-
sic by T. P. Rogers. [Photostat]
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 30, 1928; E 693819; Thomas P.
Rogers, Maywood, Iil. 15985
Somebody else may be telling her
something; words by Joe Goodwin,
music by Larry Shay; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © July 9, 1928; 2 c. July
11; E 695339; Harold Rossiter mu-
sie ¢0., Chicago. 15986
Somebody’s chewin’ you too; words by
Alexander J. Robinson, melody by
games Blythe. © 1 ¢. June 21,
1928; E 693535; Chicago music pub.
co., inc., Chicago. 15987
Somebody stole my gal; fox trot, by
Leo Wood, arr. by Ted Nixon; orch.
4to. © May 30, 1928; 2 c. June 23;
E 693619; Denton & Haskins music
pub. co., inc., New York. 15988
Someday somewhere; words by Lew
Pollack, music by Erno Rapee. ©
July 3, 1928; 2c. July 5; E 695229;
DeSylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 15989
Someday you'll pass this way again;
words and musie by Irma Hopper.
Ole June 27,)/ 19283 EH 694957:
Gene Austin, inc., New York. 15990
Sometime; words and music by W. T.
C. Briggs. © July 21, 1928; 2 «.
July 30; E 695723; Wm. Thomas
Carlyle Briggs, Edenton, N. C.
15991
16002
-
Sometimes; words and melody by R.
Raney. © 1c. July 2, 1928; HB
693908; Rebekah Raney, San Fran-
cisco. 15992
Somewhere in the country; words and
music by Fred Phillips and Prince
Piotti [pseud. of Lewis C. Piotti]
© July 24, 1928; 2 ce. July 25; BH
696483; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
ine., New York. 15993
Son (The) of God goes forth to war;
hymn-anthem, words by R. Heber,
music by F. A. Challinor, of Great
Britain; 4 mixed voices; organ ace.
4to. © June 25, 19283 lve. July 10;
E 697134; Banks & son, York, Eng-
land. 15994
Son of mine; words by Edwin Blan-
chard, music by M. A. Adler. ©1ce.
July 25, 1928; EH 696499; Myra Aga-
tha Adler, Ottawa, Kan. - 15995
Sonata in D minvr; by Arthur Somer-
vell, of Great Britain; violin and
pf. © May 25, 1928; 1c. June 21;
E 692655; Oxford university press,
London. 15996
Scnatine; de Conrad Beck, of Switzer-
land; violoncelle et pf. © June 5,
1928; 1 c« June 28; E 697002; La
siréne musicale, Paris. 15997
Sonatine V; alla francese, par Maurice
Emmanuel, of France; pf. © June
5, 1928; 1 c«. June 28; E 697047;
Henry Lemoine et cie., Paris.
15998
Sonatine VI; par Maurice Emmanuel,
of France; pf. © June 5, 1928; 1 ¢.
June 28: EK 697048; Henry Lemoine
et cie., Paris. 15999
Sonellame; fox trot, words and music
by. Eo Dougan, acre Dive Baery jl.
ALLOrd > « OCH. Hollywood, Calif.,
Melody house. 4to. © July 3, 1928;
2c. July 5; E 693941; Irvine Dou-
gan, Hollywood, Calif. 16000
Song at dusk; words by Edwin
Waugh, music by J. E. Barkworth,
of Great Britain; with flute, ad lib.
[London] MacDonagh, Capdeville &
co., ltd. © June 1, 1928; 1 c. June
23: E 692795; John HE. Barkworth,
Cambridge, England. 16001
Song at sunset; words by Elizabeth
Evelyn Moore, music by Charles Gil-
bert Spross; high voice. © June
22, 1928: 2 ce. June 25; E 696001;
John Church co., Cincinnati. 16002
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16003
Sozg (The) I love; words and melody
by B. G. DeSylva, Lew Brown, Ray
Henderson and Con Conrad. ©1e.
June 16, 1928; E 694513; DeSylva,
Brown & Henderson, inec., New York.
16003
Song of evening; meditation, by
George Bagby, arr. by Harold Ivers;
orch., with pf. conductor. 4to.
June 22, 1928; 2e: June’ 263) °H
695330; M. Witmark & sons. New
York. 16004
Sorg of evening: meditation, by
George Bagby; pf. © June 18,
1928; 2 ce. June 23; E 693788; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 16005
Song (A) of Indiana; words and mel-
ody by Gus Kahn. © 1. July 5,
1928; E 693964; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 16006
Song of Omar; by Leo Edwards, arr.
by James C. McCabe; orch.,, with
pf. or organ conductor. 4to. ©
June. 19,. 1928.2 ~e.. June 205). BH
694557; Irving Berlin standard ~
music corp., New York. 16007
Song of the brook; words by Katha-
rine W. Roberts, music by F. T.
Russell. © June 4, 1928; 2 ec. June
5; E 6931638; Frank T. Russell,
Newark, N. J. 16008
Song of the doodle bug; words and
meledy by ©. E. Moody. © 1 «
June 238, 1928; E 693637; Southern
music pub. co., inec., New York.
16009
Song of the rocking chair; words and
music by E.. P. Roma. © 1c. July
30, 1928; E 696629; Elise Pardow
Roma, San Francisco. 16010
Song (A) of you; 3-part song or
chorus, words by Henry Christian
Warnack, music by Charles Wake-
field Cadman, arr. by John A.
O’Shea; treble voices. 4to. © Apr.
19, 1928; 2 c« June 20; BE 694575;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 16011
song without words; by Cedric W.
Lemont, op. 43, no. 3; pf. © May
23, 1928; 2 c« June 20; E 694635;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 16012
Songe d’amour; by G. H. Clutsam, of
England; orch., with pf. conductor.
Apr 23" 1996 see nines ta
692725; J. Liber, London. 16013
Songe (Le) d’Anita; habanera-tango,
par A. Deval-Suzon, of France; orch.
pt. 11, m.'S!, v.23
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © June
5, 1928; 1 ¢. June 28; EH 697033;
André Deval-Suzon, Paris. 16014
Songs for the Loyal temperance legion ;
words by Mary A. Lathbury, and
others, music by Lucy Rider Meyer,
and others, compiled by Flora Kays
Hanson. 12mo. © June 19, 1928;
2 ¢. JUNG 2S aie tiie ee
1080957; National woman’s Chris-
tian temperance union, Evanston,
Il. 16015
Songs of faith; words by Fanny
Church, music by N. Carlson. ©
sune’ ‘20; 1928 : 92° %e->) Juineer ene
695084; Nathaniel Carlson, Miami,
Fla. 16016
Songs of faith and triumph, no. 3;
words by Lizzie DeArmond, and
others, music by C. Austin Miles
and others, compiled and ed. by J.
Lincoln Hall, Adam Geibel, C. Aus-
tin Miles and B. D. Ackley. 8vo.
© May 26, 1928; 2 «. and aff. June
4; A 1074864; Hall-Mack co., Phila-
delphia. 16017
Songs of gladness and praise; rev.,
compiled and ed. by L. L. Pickett,
R. E. McNeill and M. G. Standley.
12mo. .© May 12, 1926; 2 c. and
aff. July 19, 1928; A 1085677; God’s
Bible school and revivalist, Cincin-
nati. 16018
Songs of Hosmer Hall; words.by Janet
Scott and Artemis Pasmezoglu, mu-
sic by Arline Hilmer and A. Pasme-
zoglu. 1. The school we love. [1
other] © Mar. 8, 1928; 2. c. Mar.
26; E 696368; Hosmer Hall, ine.,
St. Louis. 16019
Songs of the open range; words anon.,
compiled and ed. by Ina Sires, with
pf. ace. by Charles Repper. 4to. ©
June 9, 1928; 2 e June 25; EH
694783; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
16020
Songs the old gang sang at twilight;
words by Ida Simpson, music by B.
Boyd. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 27, 1928; E 694946;
Ida Simpson Bennett and Bobbe
Boyd, New York. 16021
Sonja, deine lippen sind wie rosen;
yale, deutscher text von Beda, musik
von J. Petersburski, of Austria. ©
May ‘19, 2928); 1 ve. ‘Sune. 265.4
692832; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
Vienna. 16022
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
Sonny boy; words and melody by B.
G. De Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray
Henderson. © 1 « July 138, 1928;
BE 696195; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc., New York. 16023
Sorrento incantato; waltz, melodia
por A. Ippolito, of Italy, domiciled
at New York. ©1c. June 16, 1928;
BE 694517; S. Riccardi, New York.
16024
Sort o’ lonesome—kind o’ blue; words
by Irving Kahal and _ Francis
Wheeler, music by Sammy Fain, arr.
by Harry Tiedemann; pf. and ukulele
ace. © May 11, 1928; 2 c. May 10;
EK 690458; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York. 16025
Sotto il bel ciel d'Italia; valse, arr.
by U. N. Romani. © 1c. July 3,
1928; E 693923; Ugo Nullo Romani,
New York. 16026
Soul (The) of the violin; by A. La
Rermea.- violin. © 1 ec. July 713,
1928; E 696206; Antonio La Manca,
Cumberland, Md. 16027
Southern breeze; blues yodel, words
and melody by Spencer Williams.
© 1c. July 11, 1928; E 696143;
Triangle music pub. co., inc., New
York. 16028
Southern (A) legend; by V. C.
Thomas; instrumental. ©1e. July
30, 1928; E 695762; Virginia Car-
rington Thomas, New York. 16029
Souvenir (Le) de vous me tue... ;
rondel attribué 4 Villon, musique de
P. de Bréville, of France. June
5, 1928; 1 ec. June 28; E 697045;
Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris. 16030
Spagnola (La); by Vincenzo Di
Chiari, arr. by Ida H. Jeston, op.
Zar 110,75, pr! (© Tune’'22, 1928:
2 ec June 28; E 693768; John A.
Seidt, Baltimore. 16031
Spanish (The) lady’s love; old Eliza-
bethan song, pf. pt. by J. E. Bark-
worth, of Great Britain. [London],
MacDonagh, Capdeville & co., 1td. ©
June 1, 1928; 1c. June 23; E 692792;
John E. Barkworth, Cambridge,
England. 16032
Spanish love serenade: by A. Sam-
mataro; pf. © 1c. July 18, 1928:
E 686303 ; Anthony Sammataro, New
London, Conn. 16033
Spanske (De) piger; fra Charlotten-
lund revyen 1928, tekst af Alfred
4 16044
Kjerulf, musik af Pedro Fleta, of
Denmark; pf. © June 6, 1928; 1 c.
June 18; EB 692678 ; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. 16034
Spiew miodego wieznia; words and
music by Walter Polak. © 1c. July
19, 1928; E 695556; Wtadysiaw H.
Sajewski, Chicago. 16035
Spindle-tree (The) ; unison song, words
by Margaret G. Rhodes, music by
George Rathbone, of England; treble
voices; in F. 4to. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © July 5, 1928;
1c July 6; E 692970; Novello &
o., ltd., London. 16036
Spirit (The) of America, the glory of
Columbia, Lindbergh; marching
song, music by Alpha Lienhard, arr.
by Louis Brand; band. 4to. (Cover-
title: Lindbergh the glory of Co-
lumbia.) © July 10, 1928; 2 ¢. July
11; E 696124; De Aryan pub. co.,
Cincinnati. 16037
Spirit (The) of America, the glory of
Columbia, Lindbergh; marching
song, words by Burton Lingard Nay,
music by Alpha Leinhard, arr. by
Mattart; orch. 4to. © July 10,
1928;.2 ¢e.. July 11; E 696125; De
Aryan pub. co., Cincinnati. 16038
Spirit of aviation; by D. C. Mawby;
pf. ©l1e. June 21, 1928; E 693526;
Dayse Conabee Mawby, Avon Lake,
O. 16039
Spirit of Minnesota ; march, words and
music by T. J. Slechta. © July 2,
1928; 2c. July 5; EH 695231; Thomas
John Slechta, Minneapolis. 16040
Spirit of St. Louis; words and melody
by E. A. Manwaring. © 1 c¢. July
5, 1928: E 693973; Edward Aaron
Manwaring, Spearfish, 8. D. 16041
Spirit (The) of St. Louis; words and
music by B. A. Berrian. [Photo-
stat} ©°1 ¢. June 29.1928. BH
695153: Bertha Archer’ Berrian,
Evergreen, Col. 16042
Spirit (The) of St. Louis; words and
music by J. B. McKinney. New York,
Frank Harding. © June 14, 1928;
2c. June 21; E 6938590; Joseph B.
McKinney, Reidsville, N. C. 160438
Spirit (The) of St. Louis; words by
M. Fetty, music by Robt. H. Bren-
nen. ©1c. July 11, 1928; E 696138;
Mary Fetty, Vienna, W. Va. 16044
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16045
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pt. 111, n. S., v. 23
Spleen; words by Paul Verlaine, music
by Bernard Van Dieren, of Great
Britain. [French text] © Aug. 4,
1927; 1 ce Oct. 8; H 6165803) Oxford
university press, London. 16045
Sporki wojskowe; polka, arr. by Louis
Vitak ; concertina. © June 20, 1928;
1 e¢. June 26; E 693672; Vitak-Elsnic
co., Chicago. 16046
Sportsman (Le); paroles et musique
de Vittonet, of France. © June 5,
1928 :,. 1 se. June, 28 ; 4H), 6OT0LE-_ B.
Roudanez, Paris. 16047
Spread the news; words by Adam G.
Horst, music by A. G. Horst and
Arthur F. Ingler. © June 12, 1928;
2c. July 26; E 695667; Susie Norris
Fitkin, Brooklyn. 16048
Spring; words by Thomas Nashe, music
by J. Albert Sowerbutts, of England,
tonic solfa tr. by H. J. Timothy; 4
mixed voices; in D. 4to. [Staif and
tonic sol-fa notations] © June 30,
1928; 1c. July 2; E 692960°;, Stainer
& Bell, ltd., London. 16049
Spring and love; words by John Righit-
er, music by Louis Shenk. © June
29, 1928; 2 ¢. July 2; E 686009; John
Church co., Cincinnati. 16050
Spring caprice; by J. Sebastian Mat-
thews; organ. © June 22, 1928; 2«¢.
June 28; E 695042; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 16051
Spring morn; chanson gracieuse, by
Frederick Stanley Smith; organ; in
B min. © June 14, 1928; 2 ¢ July
2; E 695220 ; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston. 16052
Spring-tide; words and music by L.
Thorne-Bamber, of England. lLon-
don, Novello & co., Itd. © July 23,
1928; 1 c July: 24; BH 6972538; L.
Thorne-Bamber, Portsmouth, Hneg-
land. 16053
Spring time; waltz, by O. Axelrod;
1st viclin. © 1c. June 21, 1928; E
694712; Oscar Axelrod, New York.
16054
Spring zephyrs; by Hans Protiwinsky,
of Austria; pf. © June 29, 1928;
2 ec. June 29; E 695028; Theodore
Presser ¢o., Philadelphia. 16055
Springtime is mating time; words by
Mrs. William Taninies, music by
Phil ' Starr. [Words and melody
only} ©'L ee. July" 28, 719828" Bb
695707; Mary ‘Taninies, Pleasant
Mount, Pa. 16056
SE) eNOS SE Ee: =
Stahl’s (Wm. C.) favorite collection of
popular melodies for tenor banjo,
plectrum banjo and mandolin; arr.
by Zarh Myron Bickford; with pf.
ace. © July 31, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 2;
aff. Aug. 3; A 1085930; Will:am C.
Stahl, Milwaukee, Wis. 16057
Stahl’s (Wm. C.) radio hits for Hawai-
ian guitar; arr. by Zarh Myron Bick-
ford; with ‘regular guit. ace.
July 31, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 2; aff. Aug.
3; A 1085931; William C. Stahl,
Milwaukee, Wis. 16058
Staierek na rekor dzie (On _ the
record); by L. Witkowski; violin.
©1e. July 2, 1928: E 693892; Leon
Witkowski, New York. 16059
Stand by me; words and music by C.
A. T-ndley, arr. by EF. McCravy and
J. MeCravy; pt. “© Lich July, 25,
1928; E 696512; Frank MecCravy and
James McCravy, Laurens, S. C.
16060
Staroswi'ska kolomyjka; Ukrainian
dence, melody by G. Apolsky. © ice.
June 22, 1928; HE 694719; George
Apolsky, Detroit. 16061
Stars (The) and: Stripes forever;
march, by John Philip Sousa, tran-
seribed by Roy Smeck: ten. banjo,
with pf. acc. © Jmly 2399282) c.
Julv 24; BE 695626;\ Irving: Berlin
standard musie corp., New York.
16062
Stars of evening, softly gleaming;
anthem, words by Mary B. Whiting,
music by Willianmy R. Spence; mixed
voices, organ ace. 4to. © May 25,
1928; 2 ec. June 18; E 694537; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 16063
Steamboat; words and music by Car-
son J. Robison. © June 29, 1928;
2c. June 28; E 698719; Triangle
mus ¢ pub. co., inc., New York.
16064
Step by step; sacred solo, words by H.
Hofiliger, music by Daniel H. Wilson.
[Photostat] © 1c July 18, 1928;
E 696286; Honora Hoffliger, Wash-
ington. 16065
Stetson (The) shoe; march, by Frank
Li Ventre: pf.’ © Gily 27 ie2e,
July 5; E 696019; Stetson shoe co.,
inc., South Weymouth, Mass. 16066
Stevedore man; words and melody by
Wesley Wilson. © 1 ec. June 21,
1928: EB 693532; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 16067
834
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
Steyn’s taal album; woorde en musiek
bij Gerald Steyn, of Great Britain,
setting bij Ian Stewart; pf. ace. met
speciaal setting vir banjulele banjo
en ukulele, bij Keech. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © May 18,
1928; 1c¢. June 1; E 692862; Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, lid., London.
16068
Stick to your danec:ng; lyrics and
music by Charlotte Kent [pseud. of
C. Hochman] © 1c. July 26, 1928;
H 695679; Charlotte Hochman, New
York. 16069
Stomp time blues; melody by Strath-
dene Parham. © 1c. June 21, 1928;
E 693541; Chicago music pub. ¢o.,
ine., Chicago. 16070
Storia antica; valzer, by M. Loguer-
cio; violin. © 1c. June 26, 1928;
H) 694926: Michael Loguercio, Brook-
lyn. 16071
Strauss (Richard) Agyptische Helena;
oper in zwei aufztigen von Hugo von
Hefmannsthal, musik von R. Strauss,
of Germany, op. 75, vollstindiger
klavierauszug mit hinsuftigung des
textes und der szenischen bermer-
kungen yon Otto Singer. © June 6,
1928; 1 c. June 15; D 27337; Adolph
Fiirstner, Berlin. 16072
Blue Danube waltz; arr. by A.
Meale, of England; organ and gram-
aphone recording. © 1c¢ June 27,
1928; E 696208; Arthur Meale,
Hatch End, England. 10673
Die tageszeiten; liederzyklus,
worte von Joseph von Eichendorff,
musik von R. Strauss, op. 76, klavier-
auszug von Otto Singer, of Ger-
many; munnerchor. Partitur. 1.
Der morgen. [3 others] © June
19, 1928; 1 c. June 20; E 692959;
F. EH. C. Leuckardt, Leipzig. 16074
Stray nymph of Dian; words by Julian
Sturgis, music by J. E. Barkworth,
of Great Britain: with harp or pf.
acc. [London], MacDonagh, Capde-
ville & co., ltd. © June 1, 1928: 1 «.
June 23; E 692789; John KE. Bark-
worth, Cambridge, England. 16975
Streets (The) of Chicago most any old
time; words and music by W. Young.
© July 18, 1928; 2 c. July 21; EB
696335 ; William Young, Detroit.
16076
Sireichquartett; von W. S. Lewerenz,
of Netherlands. © Jan. 2, 1927; 1c.
Jan. 26, 1928; E 692910; Wilhelm
Lewerebz, Basel, Switzerland. 16077
83
16089
Streichquintett (Quintette A cordes) ;
von Heinrich Kaminski, of Ger-
many; en fis moll. Partitur. Neu-
bearbeitung 1927. 12mo. © Mar.
22, 1928; 1 @ May 14; BH 692834;
Universal-edition, a. g., V-enna.
16078
Strike up the band; words by J. L.
Morse, music by Harry Malter.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
July 18. 1928; EH 696310; Joseph L.
Morse, Brooklyn. 16079
Struttin’ the stomp; by P. Fine, arr.
by Richard S. Cooper. © 1c. June
29, 1928; E 693839; Philip Fine,
‘Baltimore. 16080
Struttin’ w:th some barbecue; melody
by Lill Hardin. ©1e. July 9, 1928;
E 685307; Consolidated musie pub.
house, Chicago. 16081
Studentervise; tekst af Vilhelm Rose,
musik af Knuddige Riisager, of Den-
mark; mandsstemmer. 4to. © June
6, 1928; 1 e. June 18; E 692668; Wil-
helm Hansen, Copenhagen. 16082
Substitute (The); musical comedy,
melody by A. M. Lynn. © 1c. June
27, 1928; H 694960; Anna Margaret
Lynn, Forest Hills, N. J. 16083
Subways (The) of New York; words
and melody by Prince Akeeva
[pseud. of Nathan S. Brody] ©1e.
Apr. 30, 1928; EH 6938258; Nathan S.
Brody, New York. 16084
Sugar Lou; words and music by J. R.
Beaugrand, arr. by Harry Ludwig;
pf. and ukulele ace. © June 26,
1928; 2 c. June 28; EH 695047 ; James
Ray Beaugrand, Flint, Mich. 16085
Suite de danse; yon Spero Kochmann,
of Germany, op. 60; pf. © May 21,
1928; 1 ec. June 30; E 692955; Phil-
harmonischer verlag, Berlin. 16086
Suite de danse (Tanz suite); von
Spero Kochmann, of Germany, op.
60; mit pf. direction. 1. Hntr’acte-
gavotte. [4 others] 1. Salon-orch.—
2. Grosses orch. © May 21, 1928;
1c. each June 26; E 692902, 692903 ;
Philharmonischer verlag, Berlin.
16087, 16088
Summer blessings; service for Chil-
dren’s day, words by Charlotte
Irene Ford and others, music by Roy
E. Nolte, and others. 12mo. © Apr.
AC oes 20, Pe aE, Ue ak
A 1081676; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York. 16089
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16090
Summer (The) days are ended; words
by EH. L. Smither, music by Elda
Flett. Baker; pf. (Jn Primary
Stories, course 2, no. 7, Oct.—Dec.)
© Suly, 2; ,1928¢, 2: ¢ July Geo B
695328; Ethel L. Smither, Cine‘n-
nati. 16090
Summer eves; by Norman Peterkin, of
Great Britain; pf. 1. A song in the
dusk. [3 others] © May 17, 1928;
1c. June 21; E 692638; Oxford uni-
versity press, London. 16091
Summer (A) sunset; words and music
by Hortense Ford; pf. ©1e. July
2, 1928; E 693900; Hortense O. Ford,
Tampa, Fla. 16092:
Summer’s (A) morn; words and music
by L. Thorne-Bamber, of England.
London, Novello & co., ltd. © July
23, 1928; 1 c. July 24; E 697252; L.
Thorne-Bamber, Portsmouth, Eng-
land. 16093
Summertime sketches ; by Madoc ’Glad-
wyn, of Great Britain; pf. © July
127) 1928 Ve? July 23 5° EY ooT27G : |
16094
Sun (The) can always shine; fox trot,
lyr'¢ by Howard Chenery, music by
J. S. Brothers, jr. © 1«¢ July 20,
1928; E 696328; J. Stanley Brothers,
jr., Kalamazoo, Mich. 16095
Sun flow’r; fox-trot, words and music
by Viktor Flemming, English version
by Harry S. Pepper, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. ace., with banjulele banjo
and ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech;
in A flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © May 21, 1928; 1 «.
May 22; E 692810; B. Feldman &
co., London. 16096
Sun (The) will shine again; words by
Jeanne Rogers, music by Z. Cannon.
© 1c. June 23, 1928; E 693000; Zella
Cannon, Ft. Riley, Kan. 16097
Sunday morning blues; words and mel-
ody by Lovie Austin. © 1 ec. June
21, 1928; E 6938563; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 16098
Sundown shadows; words and music
by EH. H. Dainty, of Canada. To-
ronto, Heintzman & co., 1td. © June
18, 1928; 1 c. June 19; E 6926038;
Ernest H. Dainty, Toronto, Canada.
16099
Sunny (A) shaft; words by S. T. Cole-
dge, music by Philip Dalmas. ©
June 6, 1928; 2 c. June 28; E 693730;
Sophie Dalmas, Wellfleet, Mass.
16100
James Planta Hull, London.
pt. TT, nwis., ¥i23
Sunny Texas; words and music by
Katherine Finnigan Anderson. ©
July, 18.) 19282002 eh % lala), 2a
696606; Harold Vinal, ltd., New
York. 16101 ©
Sunrise and you; words and music by
F. C. Perkins. ©1c. July 16, 1928;
EK 696257; Faye Carr Perkins, Le-
banon, Ind. 16102
Sunshine (The) song; words and mel-
ody by R. S. Pugh. ©1e. June 26,
1928; E 694912; J. Roberts Pugh,
Westbrook, Me. 16103
Supposing; lyric by Robert Maxwell
Joffe, music by L. Shurr.. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 18,
1928 ; E 693810; Leopold Shurr, New
Yorle 16104
Susann’, du hast ja fast gar nichts
mehr an! foxtrot, text von Charles
Amberg, musik von Fred Raymond,
of Austria. © May 24, 1928; 1 e¢.
June 19; E 692607; Wiener bohéme-
verlag, Vienna 16105
Swallows; waltz, by O. Axelrod; ist
violin. © 1c June 21, 1928; BH
694713 ; Oscar Axelrod, New York.
16106
Swanee blue-jay ; words and melody by
Spencer Williams. © 1 ce. June 29,
1928 ; E 695186; Triangle music pub.
co., inec., New York. 16107
Swaying reeds; romanza, by Nilo
Trolli; pf. © June 29, 1928; 2 ec.
June 29; E 695025; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 16108
Sweep ’em clean; melody by A. Domi-
nique. 1. ey duly coe eee new)
695306; Consolidated music pub.
house, Chicago. 16109
Sweet baby o’ mine; words and music
by Eddie Schoelwer [i. e. E. H.
Schoelwer | [Words and melody
only] [Photostat] © 1c. July 30,
1928; KE 696621; Edward Henry
Schoelwer, Cincinnati. 16110
Sweet clover waltz; by G. Holcombe ;
pt. © July 12, 1928<° sce duly io;
E 696380; A. W. Perry’s sons, Se-
dalia, Mo. 16111
Sweet forget-me-not; words by Gus
Kahn, music by A. Lorenzo and
Richard A. Whiting. © July 21,
1928; 2 c. July 23; E 696416; Ange
Lorenzo music pub. co., Detroit.
Sar ee 7h Be
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
16137
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Sweet little butterfly ; fox trot, words
and music by A. M. King. © 1.
July 14. 1928; E 696242; Addie Mave
King, Perry, Okl. 16113
Sweet maid of my dreams; 4-pt. cho.,
words by Oliver Murray Edwards,
music by William Berwald;~men’s
voices. Syracuse, N. Y., Oliver music
co. 4to. © June 11, 1928; 2c. July
2; EB 695216; Oliver M. Edwards,
Syracuse, N. Y. 16114
Sweet old fashioned girl; melody by
W. L. Singleton. © 1 c. July 28,
1928 ; E 696616; Walter L. Singleton,
Miami Beach, Fla. ~16115
Sweet one; waltz, words by Kathleen
Greeley [i. e. Kathleen Greeley Two-
mey], music by J. Goyanes. © 1.
June 25, 1928; E 694756; Joe Goy-
anes, Tampa, Fla. 16116
Sweet Suzanne; words by Edgar Les-
lie, music by Jos. Geo. Gilbert, of
England. © Apr. 12, 1928; 2c. July
21; E 696369; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 16117
Sweet sympathy; words by Jo’ Trent,
music by Peter De Rose. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 26,
1928; E 694971; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 16118
Sweetest (The) lullaby; words and
music by Malva Jay. © 1c. July
30, 1928; EH 695755; Melanie Fred-
erica Jacger, New York. 16119
Sweetest pal; words and music by
A. A. Choffe. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ec. June 25, 1928; E
693704; Augustus A. Choffe, New
York. 16120
Sweetheart ; by Cedric W. Lemont, op.
43, no. 4; pf. © May 23, 1928; 2 ¢.
June 20; E 694636; Carl Wischer,
ine., New York. 16121
Sweetheart; melody by L. C. EHitzen.
© 1c June 18, 1928; EH 693476:
Louis C. Eitzen, New York. 16122
Sweetheart mine; words and music by
Deering Hill; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by M. Kalua. © May 19, 1928:
2c. June 5; E 693136; Gotham music
service, inc., New York. 16123
Same. © May 19, 1928: 2 c. June
27; E 694893 ; Gotham music service,
inc., New York. 16124
Sweetheart (The) of Chi delta phi;
words and music by O. Irving Jacob-
sen ; violin and pf. © Apr. 26, 1928;
2 ¢. June 29; E 693804; Chi delta
phi fraternity, Chicago. 16125
Sweetheart of Chi omega; lyrics and
music by B. Whitney; pf. © 1 «.
July 25, 1928; E 696496; Beth Whit-
ney, Salt Lake City. 16126
Sweetheart of long ago; words by E.
Barrett, melody by L. Florin Brown.
© 1 ¢« June 30, 1928; EB 693814;
Ernest Barrett, Markleeville, Calif.
16127
Sweethearts; love lilt, words and
music by Anton Mariette, of Great
Britain; high voice. © June 22,
1928; 2c. June 25; E 696003; John
Church co., Cincinnati. 16128
Sweetness; words by EH. J. McLane,
melody by J. Coakley and EK. J.
McLane. © 1. July 31, 1928; E
695727; Jack Coakley and Edward
J. McLane, San Francisco. 16129
Symphonic screams; melody by H.
Sacks. ©) fei Julyl2,) 1928 8
695395; Harry Sacks, Monticello,
INZOY) 16130
Symphony in D minor; by César
Franck, arr. by Herbert M. Kidd;
organ. © July 23, 1928: 2 ¢. July
24; E 695606; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 16131
Syncoblue; blues, by J. Chas. McNeil;
pf. © June 30, 1928; 2 c. June 28;
E 695101; Walter Jacobs, inc.,
Boston. 16132
Syneopated love song; by D. N. Suesse;
pf. ©le. July 2, 1928; HE 695198;
Dana Nadine Suesse, New York.
16133
Syucopated yodelin’ man; words and
melody by Roy Evans and Spencer
Williams. © 1c. July 19, 1928; EB
695570; Triangle music pub. Co.,
ine., New York. 16134
Syringa (The) tree; from Marjolaine,
hew words by Brian Hooker, music
by Hugo Felix. London, Chappell
S-co., lid: ‘© dunemi2- 1928): 2. ec.
July 7; E 696018; Harms, inc., New
York, 16135
Szezescia; polka, melody by T. F.
Zadroga. ©°1'e July 27;- 1928: Eb
696563 ; Tadeusz F. Zadroga, Phila-
delphia. 16136
T’ amo; polka, by M. Corso, of Italy,
domiciled at New York; 1st B flat
clarinet and mand. or violin. © 1.
July 28, 1928; BE 696614; Michelan-
gelo Corso, New York. 16137
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16138
Tables (The) are turning on you;
words and music by Frank Rubens,
Hugh Wade and Ralph Stanley, all
of Great Britain; pf. acc., with ban-
julele banjo and ukulele arr, by Al-
vin ‘PD. ‘Kéech’> in’ Go) {State ‘and
tonic sol-fa notations] © July 9.
19283) 41..¢e. July. .10; 697152: _B:
Feldman & co., London. 16138
Tack it down; melody by James
Biythe. Of, « July oie toes Eb
695490; Lester Melrose, Chicago.
16139
TVandelei (Flirtation); von Franz A.
Sommer, of Germany; salon 0.
grosses orch. mit violino 1 direction.
© Apr 21, 3928: Aten sune 13.95 i)
692708; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany. 16140
*Tain’t no one but you; words by Jack
Meskill, music by Abner Silver and
Newell Chase. © June 21, 1928;
2 c. June 22; E 694666; DeSylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
16141 -
Tajna laska polka (Secret love
polka) ; by Anton Brousek; conduc-
tor pt: 1 te Jahy ©3, 1928: 0
693913; Consolidated music pub.
house, Chicago. 16142
Take it easy; by Duke Ellington; pf.
© July 7, 1928: 2° e July: 213) Bb
696398; Gotham music service, inc.,
New York. 16143
Take me back to Oregon; words by
Riley Morehead, music by HE. More-
heads« ©? 1.4eeeduly- 23, 19283")
695638; Ethel Morehead, Oregon
City, Or. 16144
Take me back to the land of sunshine
again; words and music by H.
O’Connor, of Great Britain, domi-
ciled at Williamsport, Pa. © June
to, L928" 2 GCG. lye aes Be OSG2 69 :
Edmond O'Connor, Williamsport, Pa.
16145
Take-off (The); by William F.
Schulze, arr. by Leo A. Kempinski ;
orch. _ 4to,,, ©, June: 21, 1928;,2.c.
June 22; EH 694700; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
16146
Take your to-morrow; words by Andy
Raz2f. music by J. C. Johnson. ©
July’ 20;.,1928 ; p2ene. duly 1935 EB
6955387; Triangle musie pub. co, inc.,
New York. 16147
pt. 151, Nas Wes
Talkin’ to myself; words by Nelson
Ingham, music by Chas. Smith; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by A. J.
Franchini. © June 26, 1928; 2 c.
June 28; E 695105; Joe Morris mu-
sic co., New York. 16148
Tambourin; by Gossec, arr. by Cedric
Sharp, of Great Britain; string
quartet. © June 29, 1928; 1 ¢. July
2; E 692963; J. & W. Chester, ltd.,
London. 16149
Tango (Le) des baisers; paroles et
musique de J. Daris, of France; acc.
du pf. et de Vukulele. Paris, Edi-
tions Francis Salabert. © June 10,
1928 5.1 «. July; 2; se 69m sean
Daris, Paris. 16150
Tansman (Alexandre) Cing mélo-
dies; paroles d’Anna Eleonora Tans-
man, musique d’Alexandre Tansman,
of Poland. 1. Dans le secret de mon
ame. [4 others] © June 5, 1928;
1c. June 28; EH 6970038; La siréne
musicale, Paris. ‘16451
Tanzende (Die) welle; worte von
Hans-Joachim Klengel, musik von
Otto Wittenbecher, of Germany; pf.
© Mar. 1, 1928; 1 ¢« June 26; E
692919; Lido-verlag, Leipzig. 16152
Tap (The) dance; words and melody
by B. G. DeSylva, Lew Brown and
Ray Henderson. © 1 ¢ July 7,
1928; E 696070; DeSylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 16153
Tarantella me moro ‘’e ’nzura; versi
di G. Onofri, music di A. Bascetta.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
July 23, 1928; E 696438; Alfredo
Bascetta and Guglielmo Onofri,
Brooklyn. 16154
Tarantella Napoletana; tarantella, by
E. Rossi; flute. © 1 ¢c. June 29,
1928; E 695161; Enrico Rossi,
Brooklyn. 16155
Tarantella (La) Siciliana; tarantella,
by E. Rossi; violin. 1c. June
29, 1928; E 695168; Enrico Rossi,
Brooklyn. ’ 16156
Tauber (Der) ; verse von Herm. Lons,
musik von Gust. Wohlgemuth, of
Germany, werk 77%, nr. 1; ten. u.
bisse. 4to. © Dec. 10, 1927; 1 «.
June 13, 1928; E 692748; Otto For-
berg, Leipzig. 16157
Tear (A), a smile, a kiss; words by
Knud Wiberg, music by Martha
Strauss; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by Ben Garrison. © June 20, 1928;
838
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
16180
~
2 e. June 26; E 694814; Clarence
Williams music pub. co., ine., New
York. 16158
Telemann (G. Ph.) Sonate; fiir flote
mit generalbass von G. Ph. Tele-
mann, bearb. von Max Seiffert, of
Germany; fldte u. cembalo u. vio-
loneell, ad lib. © Apr. 24, 1928;
1 c. June 19; E 692666; Breitkopf
& Hirtel, Leipzig. 16159
Tell her I’m sorry; words by Abner
Silver, music by Maceo Pinkard.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
July 31, 1928; E 695734; Spier and
Coslow ine.. New York. .16160
words and melody by HE.
@et e«: July ‘18, 19285" BH
Eula Locke, Tierra Alta,
16161
Tell me at twilight; waltz, words and
Tell me;
Locke.
695561 ;
Tex.
music by E. LeSieur. © 1c. June
27, 1928; E 693749; Eugene Le-
Sieur, Sanford, Me. 16162
Tell me something more, as you told
me before; words and music by P.
Nussinaf, of Russia, domiciled at
Baltimore. [Words and _ melody
only | moe. uly 20, 1920, 1
696549; Pioter Nussinaf, Baltimore.
16163
Te!ll me yes; fox trot, de José M. Luc-
chési, of Brazil; orch., avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1926; 1c.
June 2, 1927; E 669027; Editions
Arlequin, Paris. 16164
Tell me your dream; words and mu-
sic by G. Romilli; in E flat. ©
July 2, 1928; 2 c. July 7; E 693998;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
16165
Tema con variazione; by Bernard Van
Dieren. of Great Britain; pf.
Max Zoy 1928 3° 1. -e.-' June > 213°
692631; Oxford university press,
London. 16166
Tempestuoso; by Ernest Schelling; pf.
© May 9, 1928; 2 «. June 20; E
694586; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 16167
Tempéete (Tempest); de J. Porret, of
France, op. 159; orch. avee pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © June 5, 1928; 1.
June 28; E 697030; Julien Porret,
La Barre-Deuil, France. 16168
Tempo di valse; by Ernest Schelling;
pt. © May 9, 1928; 2. c. June 20;
EK 694584; Cail Fischer, ine., New
York. 16169
85
Ten little miles from town; words by
Gus Kahn, melody by Elmer Schoe-
bel. ©1ce. July 5, 1928; E 693968 ;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
16170
Tena-Lena; words by E. L. Wagner,
music by Richard Broughton. ©
1 ec. July 23, 1928; EH 695642; El-
dred Lawrence Wagner, Madison,
Ss. D. 16171
Tesknota przesziosci; marsz, melody
by Wwe Kerszulis.”” ©tate sualy 7,
1928; E 695267; Walter Kerszulis,
Hamtramck, Mich. 16172
Texas I love you; words and music
by W. Rothrock; pf. and ukulele
ace... ©) sully 3, 1028 02 Cushy s
E 695343 ; Walter Rothrock, Temple,
Tex. 16173
Texas taps; words by B. Pharr, mel-
ody by W. S. Hunnicutt. © 1 e.
June 18, 1928; EH 695256; Walter S.
Hunnicutt and Burnett Pharr, Aus-
tin, Tex. 16174
That grey headed mother of mine;
words and music by C. Murray
Gibbes, of Australia. © June 1,
1928; 1 c. June 29; E 692986; W. H.
Paling & co., ltd., Sydney, Australia.
16175
That Hot-ten-tot; words and melody
by I. Green. © 1c. July 5, 1928;
E 695235; Irving Green, Brookline,
Mass. 16176
That lovin’ I crave; words by Selma
Davis [pseud. of Aletha Dickerson],
music by Arthur Blake. [Words
and melody only] © 1. July 27,
1928; E 696577 ; Chicago music pub.
co., inc., Chicago. 16177
That magic dance; words by Victor
Rockwood, melody by Rocky Ber-
nard [pseud. of V. E. Rockwood}
© 1c. July 7, 1928; E 696080; Vic-
tor Hdmund Rockwood, Alhambra,
Calif. 16178
That old fashioned home in the wild-
wood; words and music by C. F.
Ryan. © 1 e¢ June 18, 1928; EH
694522; Charles F. Ryan, Hartford.
16179
That old sweetheart of mine; words
by Joe Goodwin, music by Larry
Shay; pf. and ukulele ace. © July
9, -1928; 2 @ July 11; E 695340;
Harold Rossiter music co., Chicago.
16180
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16181
That one time; words by Jack Maher,
music by Burrell Van Buren. ©
July VS8,: LYZVis> Zier Sully 20H
696347; John Maher, Chicago.
16181
That’s all I want to know; words by
Benée Russell and Harry Tobias,
music by Henry H. Tobias; pf. and
ukulele acc. © June 22, 1928; 2 ¢.
June 23; EH 694738; Ager, Yellen &
Bornstein, inc., New York. 16182
That’s all right; words and melody by
Ardele Bragg. hive. une 21,
1928; E 693567; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 16183
That’s like taking you away from me;
lyric by A. Lyons, music by C.
Galliano and A. Scottoline. [Words
and melody cnly] © 1c. June 22,
1928; E 694715; Charles Galliano,
Angelo Scottoline and Albert Lyons,
Philadelphia. 16184
That’s my Virginia; words by Alfred
Bryan, music by Pete Wendling; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by Harry
Tiedeman.
June 23; EH 694737; Waterson, Ber-
lin & Snyder co., New York. 16185
That’s my weakness now; fox trot,
words and music by Bud Green and
Sam H. Stept, arr. by Ken Ma-
comber; orch. New York, Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc. 4to. © June
tT 1928732 c) June 30; H 693791 ;
Green & Stept, New York. 16186
That’s my weakness now; words and
music by Bud Green and Sam H.
Stept; pf. and ukulele acc. © June
11, 1928; 2 c«. June 12; E 694334;
Green & Stept, New York. 16187
That’s tellin’; melody by J. L. Hise-
mann. »,© 1) cy.dimmes22) 1928) 1h
693641; Josephine L. Hisemann, Far
Rockaway, L. I., N. Y. 16188
That’s the blue heaven for me; words
and music by G. E. Harris; pf. and
ukulele acc. © July 18, 1928; 2 e.
July 21; E 6963839; George E. Harris,
Oklahoma City, Okl. 16189
That’s why I eall you sweetheart;
words and music by Ned Whitmore
[pseud. of C. E. Whitmore] [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. July 23,
1928; KE 696441; Charles Edwin
Whitmore, New Orleans. 16190
That’s why I’m jealous; words by L.
M. Jones, music. by — Phil’ Starr.
[Werds and melody only] © 1 «.
July 28, 1928; EH 695710; Lloyd Miles
Jones, South Norfolk, Va. 16191
© June 22, 1928: 2 «
pt. 111, n. S., v. 23
That stolen melody; words and musie
by Fred Fisher; pf. and ukulele ace.
© June 22, 1928; 2 ce. June 21; ‘EH
693585 ; Empire music co., New York.
16192
Then came the dawn; melody by Al
Dubin and Harry Warren. © 1 ¢.
June 26, 1928; E 694968; Gene Aus-
tin, inc., New York. 16193
Then came the war; words and music
by Ben Black. [Words and melody
only), ©, dive. duly. 14, 1928-0
695487; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 16194
Then I remember no more; words and
music by Bennett Scott, of Great
Britain; pf. acc. with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech; in C. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © May 21, 1928; 1 «.
May 22; HE 692811; B. Feldman &
co., London. f 16195
‘Then I woke from one of my dreams;
waltz, words and music by I.: Rosen-
berg. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. June 30, 1928; H 693828; Irving
Rosenberg, Brooklyn. 16196
There is a lady sweet and kind ; words
anon., set to musie by Colin Macleod
Campbell, of Great Britain; in HE
flat. © July 2, 1928;.1 ¢. July 14;
E 687173 ; Joseph William, ltd., Lon-
don. 16197
There is a lassie; words and music by
L. L. Shepherd. © 1 ce. July 23,
1928; EH 696454; Lelia Lorene Shep-
herd, Powell, Neb. 16198
There is always someone; words and
music by T. EH. Taylor, arr. by Rcb-
ert Van Sickle. © 1c. June 16,
1928; E 694515; Thomas EK. Taylor,
Tower, Minn. 16199
There is naught like a summer day;
words by J. H. Renton, music by J.
EK. Barkworth, of Great Britain.
[London], MacDonagh, Capdeyville &
co., ltd. © June 1, 1928; 1 e June
23; E 692797; John E. Barkworth,
Cambridge, England. 16200
There is only two roads; words b)
I’. Perry, music by A. H. Perry. ©
1 ec. June 29, 1928; EH 695169; Frank
Perry and Augustus H. Perry, Phila-
delphia. 16201
There is still something worth while;
words and music by J. E. Clash,
music harmonized and arr. by N.
Semaschko. © 1 c¢. June 29, 1928;
E 693844; John Edward Clash, Chi-
eago. 16202
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no. 7, 1928
There’s a new light a dawning in
heaven tonight; words by J. L. Lee,
music by H. C. Verner. © July 16,
1928; 2c. July 19; E 695527; J. L.
Lee, Fresno, Calif 16203
There’s a smile for ev’ry tear; lyric by
John Leeds, music by H. Fisher.
[Words and melody only] ©1«
July 17, 1928; E 695482; Hoyt
Fisher, Los Angeles. 16204
There’s a song in the air; words by
Josiah G. Holland, music by A. L.
Byers: © Apr. 1, 1928; .2 ¢ June
27; E 694886; Andrew L. Byers,
Ashland, Or. 16205
There’s been some changes made;
words by Andy Razaf, music by J. C.
Johnson. [Words and melody only]
© ic. June 29, 1928; E 695159; J.
C. Johnson, New York. 16206
There’s many love hearts under a cow-
boy’s hat; words and music by J. C.
Turner. San Antonio, Tex., Busy
bee music co. © June 30, 1928; 2c.
July 11; E 695352; John C. Turner,
San Antonio. 16207
There’s no pal in this world like
mother; words by H. Angrisano, mu-
sie by Luther A. Clark. ©1c. July
16, 1928; E 696258; Emilio Angri-
sano, Boston. 16208
There’s somebody else on your mind;
words by Haven Gillespie, music by
Richard A. Whiting; pf. and ukulele
ace. © June 26, 1928; 2 c. June 28;
FE 695104; Forster music publisher,
inc., Chicago. 16209
They all went out; words and music
by Harry Castling and Thos. Mc-
Ghee, both of England; pf. and uku-
lele .ace.; in D. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © June 4, 1928;
le. June 15; EH 692582; Francis, Day
& Hunter, lid., London. 16210
Things are different now; words and
melody by I. Green. ©1e. July 5,
1928; E 695236; Irving Green,
Brookline, Mass. 16211
Things (The) of yesterday; words
and melody by A. F. Johns. ©1e.
July 18, 1928; EH 695565; Arthur F.
Johns, Williamsport, Pa. 16212
Thinking of you; lyrics and melody
by J. M. Grooms. © 1c. July 12,
1928; E 695416; Joy Macfarlane
Grooms, Mondamin, Ia. 16213
Third (The) alarm; march, by Edwin
Franko Goldman; full band. 4to.
751328 9
. 16223
© June 14, 1928; 2 ce. June 27; HE
694855; Carl Fischer, ine. New
York. 16214
Third (The) alarm; march, by Edwin
Franko Goldman; orch. 4to. ©
May 29, 1928; 2 -c.. June 20; HE
694568; Carl Fischer, ine, New
York. 16215
Thirds; by Ernest Harry Adams; pf.
© June 25, 1928; 2 c. June 29; EB
695117; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 16216
This is the way the puff puff goes;
words by Beda, English words and
arr. by Harry S. Pepper, of Eng-
land, music by Jara Benes; pf. acc.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in fF.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© July 16, 1928; 1 c. July 17; E
697181; B. Feldman & co., London.
‘ 16217
This year of grace; selection, music
by Noél Coward, arr. by Dan God-
frey, of Great Britain; full military
band with conductor. © June 18,
1928; 1 ec. June 27; E 692929; Chap-
pell & co., ltd., London. 16218
This year of grace; valse medley by
Noél Coward, arr. by H. M. Higgs,
of Great Britain; pf. © June 22,
1928; 1 e. June 25; HE 692859; Chap-
pell & co., Itd., London. 16219
Thomas (Charles Louis Ambroise)
Raymond fantasia; from Raymond
overture, by Ambroise Thomas, arr.
byceldar EL, .Leston,.0p:1 25; 0.28 3pt.
© June 22, 1928; 2 c. June 28; EH
693771; John A. Seidt, Baltimore.
16220
Thompson (John) Twenty-four mini-
atures in prelude form; by J.
Thompson, op. 34; pf. © May 30,
1928 2:e.\July 12; Hi695s82; Bak.
Wood music co., Boston. 16221
Thou art all to me; sacred song,
words by O. Robinson, music by
George Carrol; high voice. © 1.
July 9, 1928; E 695309; Oddie Rob-
inson, Greenville, Ky. 16222
. Thou Who dost rule; prayer for sail-
ors, words by R. Watson, music by
W. G. Alcock, of England; pf. lLon-
don, Novello and co., Itd. 12mo. ©
JUlyuele,. 1928°5 tac auly. 1s: BE
697193; Richard Watson, Liverpool,
England. 16223
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16224
Though you went away; melody by
Pete Schmitt. © 1c. June 5, 1928;
EH 693194; Southern music pub. ©co.,
inec., New York. 16224
Thoughts of you; waltz, by Phillip
Whiting; pf. © June 29, 1928; 2 ec.
July 5; E 695289; Anthony bros.,
Fall River, Mass. 16225
Thoughts of you our Mary; words by
Theodore Stein and HE. Snyder, mu-
sic by E. Snyder. [Words and mel-
ody” only} ‘© 1c. July? 13, 1928 ;
HE 696196; Edward Snyder, Indian-
apolis. 16226
Three blind mice; by Frank Trum-
bauer and Chauncey E. Morehouse;
E flat alto saxophone, with pf. acc.
© June 21, 1928; 2 c. June 22; EB
693600; Robbins music corp., New
York. 16227
Three (The) musketeers; selection, by
Rudolf Friml, arr. by Hans Spialek,
of Austria, domiciled at New York;'
pf. © May 16, 1928; 2 ec. June 19;
E 694544; Harms, inc., New York. |
16228
——Same. © June 16, 1928; 2c. July
6; E 696015; Harms, inc., New York.
16229
Three (The) wise men; from the can-
tata The wondrous story, text by
Raymond Earl Bellaire, music by
Richard Kountz; mixed voices. 4to.
© June 22, 1928; 2 c. June 26; E
695332; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 16230
Three (The) wise men; from the can-
tata The wondrous story, by Ray-
mond Earl Bellaire, music by Rich-
ard Kountz; 38 treble or 3 male
voices. 4to. © June 18, 1928; 2 c.
June 23; E 693784; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 16231
Thy name; words and music by Mary
Lyle Graham, of Great Britain. ©
June. 231038 3 ob “eli une. 2632/7
692815; Walter Johnston Main,
Edinburgh. 16232
Thy will be done; words and music by
Harriet Carter Renner, arr. by Fried-
rich Janssen. © June 20, 1928; 2 c¢.
June 21; E 694689; Windsor music
pub. co., Cleveland. 16233
Ti bgrnerim; for store og smaa, tekst
af Louis Levy, musik af J. Saxtorph-
Mikkelsen, of Denmark. Jubilzeum-
sudgave 1878-1928. K¢ébenhavn F.,
Eget forlag. © June 6, 1928; 1c.
June 18; E 692684; Jacob Saxtorph-
Mikkelsen, Copenhagen. 16234
pt. II, n. s., v. 23
Ti rammentai (Remembering you) ;
march, by P. Rodei [pseud. of Pietro
Deiro] arr. by P. Deiro and John
Pezzolo, both of Italy, domiciled at
New York; pf. accordion. © May 1,
1928; 2 ce. May 21; E 694729; O.
Pagani & bro., New York. 16235
Tia Juana Red; words and music by
J. M. Holcomb. ©1c. July 2, 1928;
E 695209; Jessica Murphy Holcomb,
Seattle. | 16236
Tiefer schmerz (Profonde douleur) ;
vor Henry Weber, of Germany, op.
6, no. 5; salonoreh. mit violine 1
direktion u. pf. direktion. 4to. ©
June 26, 1928; 1 «© May 12: HE
692824; Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H.,
Leipzig. 16237
Tijuana baby; words and music by J.
Manaois; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
1c. July 18, 1928; E 696284; Joe
Manaois, Ensenada, B. Cfa., Mexico.
16238
Tinker .(Dratenik); polka, arr. by
Louis Vitak; band. 4to. © June 20,
1928; 1 c June 26; EH 693673; Vitak-
Hisnic co., Chicago. 16239
Tinker, tailor, soldier, sailor; 4
sketches, by Erie Dolman, of Great
Britain; pf. © June 21, 1928; 1 ¢.
July 20; E 697266; A. Weekes & Co.,
ltd., London. 16240
Tinkling rills; text and music by J.
R. Dean; sop. and alto. 4to. ©
June 19, 1928; 2 c June 21; EH
693522; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
16241
Tiny fingers; words and music by Wil-
liam J. McKenna. © June 27, 1928;
2 ec. June 28; E 693720; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. 16242
Tired of mother; words by M. R. Har-
vey, music by L. A. Harvey. © June
20, 1928; 2 ec. June 21; E 694681;
Mills Romulus Harvey, Cherryville,
NU’. 16243
Titania’s bower; words and music by
Philip Dalmas. © June 6, 1928; 2c.
June 28; E. 693731; Sophie Dalmas,
Wellfleet, Mass. 16244
To a bit o’ heather; Highland sketch,
by Vernon Eville, of England, domi-
ciled at East Orange, N. J.; pf. ©
July ' ‘10, 1928+ 2 ee uly is.)
696218 ; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
16245
To a dear little home; words and mu-
sic by H. S. Green. © June 23, 1928 ;
842
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
: 16268
Ze! June 23; E 694778; Howard S.
Green, Butler, Pa. 16246
To a sweetheart; words and music by
Harriet Carter Renner, arr. by
Friedrich Janssen. © June 20,
1928; 2 c. June 21; E 694690; Wind-
sor music pub. co., Cleveland. 16247
To Chloris singing; words by Edmond
Waller, music by J. E. Barkworth,
of Great Britain. [London], Mac-
Donagh, Capdeville & co., ltd. ©
wone 1. 1928" 1c. June 233. H
692794; John EH. Barkworth, Cam-
bridge, England. .16248
To know you is to love you; from
Hold everything, words and melody
by B. G. De Sylva, Lew Brown and
Ray Henderson. © 1c. July 24,
1928; E 695636; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 16249
To my Valentine; lyric piece, by Wil-
liam M. Felton; pf. © July 26,
1928; 2c July 28; E 696596; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
16250
To the river; words by Edgar Allan
Poe, mus‘c by Creighton Allen; med.
voice. © June 22, 1928; 2 c. June
28; E 695036; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 16251
To-day I’m gonna get married; Italian
character song, lyric by Howard
Chenery, music by J. S. Brothers, jr.
©l1e. July 20, 1928; E 696321; J.
Stanley Brothers, jr., Kalamazoo,
Mich. 16252
Tommy; words by Roscoe Gilmore
Stott, music by Henry Everett
Sachs. © June 26, 1928; 2 c. June
22; E 694698; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 16253
To-morrow brings a new day; words
by Jeanne Rogers, music by Zella
Cannon. © 1c. June 23, 1928; BE
693629; Zella FE. Cannon, Ft. Riley,
Kan. 16254
Too black bad; words and melody by
Lemon Jefferson. © 1 ¢. June 21,
1928; E 693572; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 16255
Too busy; fox trot, words by Ned
Miller, music by Chester Cohn, or-
gan arr. by Walter C. Simon; pf. or
organ. © July 19, 1928; 2 c July
20; E 696377; Leo Feist, ine., New
York. 16256
Too good to be true; words and mu-
sic by C. E. Harvey; pf. ©1e.
July 2, 1928; E 698906; Clarence
Edwin Harvey, Buhl, Id. 16257
Torjussen (Trygve) Ten short etudes;
by Trygve Torjussen, of Norway, op.
64; pf. © June 28, 1928; 2c. July
2; E 696039; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. - 16258
Torna, amore!...; serenata-hésitation,
di Dino Berruti, of Italy; orch. con
pf.. conduttore. 4to. © June 20,
1928; 1 ce. June 18; EH 692578; A.
Forlivesi & c., Florence, Italy.
16259
Tra le palme; valzer, by EH. Hrario;
Violin’ «© corsJuner 26; 1928: Bb
694934; Ernesto Erario, Brooklyn.
16260
Triume sind schiume; charakter-
boston, text w. musik von Gtinter
Joachim, of Germany; salon-orch.
mit pf. direktion u. spezial arr. ftir
jazzband. 4to. © June 14, 1927;
1c. June 26, 1928; E 692907 ; Imuver-
verlag, Paul Przetak, Charlottenburg,
Germany. 16261
Tragedia (La) de Obrégon; letra y
musica di Alfredo Marin, of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles; pf.
[Photostat] © July 24, 1928; 1 ec.
July 81; E 695724; Felipe Valdes
Leal, Los Angeles. 16262
Treue freundschaft; marsch, von H.
Giese, of Germany. 1. Blas-orch.
16mo.—2. Salon-orch. 4to.—3. Gros-
ses orch. mit. erginzungsstimmen pf.,
harmonium wu. violine obligat aus
salon-orch. 4to. © May 7, 1928;
1c. each June 26; FE 692904—-692906 ;
Hermann Giese, Neuferchau, Kr.
Salzwedel, Germany. 16263-16265
Tri delta sweetheart ; words and music
by Charles Griffith, arr. by Helen
Baker. © June 30, 1928; 2 ¢. July
11; EH 695348; Delta delta delta fra-
ternity, Evanston, Ill. 16266
Tribute (A) to mother; words and
music by Leonard Feeney; in D flat.
© June 27, 1928; 2 ¢ July 2; B
695214; White-Smith music pub. co.,
Boston. 16267
Trills; after Bertini,
Meyer’ [pseud.
by Ferdinand
of Ernest Harry
Adams]; pf. © June 25, 1928; 2 «.
June 29; E 695118; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 16268
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16269
pt. TANS, ¥.23
Trinkaus (George J) Four moods; pf.
1. Happiness. [3 others] © July
2, (1928 ; (2c. July. 73H) 69389955 M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 16269
Four souvenirs; pf. 1. Souvenir
de Grieg. [38 others] © July 2,
1928": 22. CJ Uy Ce, i O9S996: ML.
Witmark & sons, New York. 16270
Trio; de Conrad Beck, of Switzerland ;
violon, alto et violoncelle. © June
$5, 1928) We uly. 2 oR G97 133;
Siréne musicale, Paris. 16271
Trio; di Mario Labroca, of Italy; pf.,
violino e violoncello. © Mar. 31,
1928; 1 ec. May 14; E 692835; Uni-
versal-edition actiengesellschaft, Vi-
enna. 16272
Trios for mixed voices; by Arthur
Somervell, of Great Britain. 4to.
bk. 1-4. © June 22, 29, July 4, June
25,1928; 1 ‘e. each) July 20; \ EH
697213-697216; Boosey & co., itd.,
London. 16273-16276
True blue sweetheart ; words by Perry
Alexander, melody by Woody Frisino
[i. e. Warren Frisino] © 1c. July
5, 1928: E 695239; Warren Frisino,
Gardenville, Md. ‘ 16277
True love will never die; words and
music by C. Simmons. © 1 ¢. June
21, 1928; E 693580; Cyrus Simmons,
Knoxville, Tenn. 16278
Truly; by L. Winslow and Beth
Bishop; melody, with pf. acc. ©
1c. May 18, 1928; E 691712; Louise
Winslow, Chicago. 16279
Trump’ (The) of life; hymn, words
and music by H. Manspile. © July
SOS fe Come live ion maul (2
Homer Manspile, Indianapolis.
16280:
Trumpet (The) of the morning; words
and music by N. Carlson. © June
20, 1928; 2 ec. June 28; E 695085;
Nathaniel Carlson, Miami, Fla.
16281
Trust no man; words and melody by
Lillian Hardeway Henderson. © 1c.
June 21, 1928; E 693551; Chicago
music pub. co., inc., Chicago. 16282
Trust your way through; words by
KG -Sjoling (tr Wy VAL ES Skoos,
music arr. by N. Carlson.
20, 1928 ; 2 c. June 28; EH 695093 ; Na-
thaniel Carlson, Miami, Fla. 16283
Tyuth-seeker (The) ; words and music
by Sister Devamata (Laura F.
Glenn) ; violin and cello obbl. ©1c.
© June
July 5, 1928; EH 693981; Laura F.
Glenn, LaCrescenta, Calif. 16284
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) March
of the tin soldiers ; by P. Tschaikow-
sky, arr. by Ottilie Sutro; 2 pfs., 4
hands. © June 16, 1928; 2 c. June
18; E 694528; John Church co., Cin-
cinnati. 16285
Tullar-Meredith (The) co. Children’s
day sampler 1928; words by Edith
Sanford Tillotson and others, music
by I. H. Meredith and others. 12mo.
© Apr. 28, 1928: 2 c. June 18; aff.
June 27; A 1081669; Tullar-Meredith
co., New York. 16286
Tullar-Meredith (The) co. Mothers’
day sampler 1928; words by J.
Reeder Reeves and others, music by
I. H. Meredith .and others. 12mo.
(© Apr. 6, 1928; 2 c. June 18; aff.
June 27; A 1081668; Tullar-Meredith
co., New York. 16287
Tullar-Meredith (The) co. sampler,
Haster. 1928; words by Dorothy
Lehman Sumerau and others, music
by I. H. Meredith and others. 12mo.
© Feb. 10, 1928; 2 c. June 18: aff.
June 27; A 1081670; Tullar-Meredith
co., New York. 16288
Tullar-Meredith (The) co. sampler for
Christmas; words by Dorothy Leh-
man Sumerau and others, music by
Isaac Hickman Meredith and others.
12mo. The manger King. [2
others] © Oct. 1, 1927; 2 c. June
18, 1928; aff. June 27; A 1081671;
Tullar-Meredith co., New York.
16289:
Tullar-Meredith (The) co. sampler for
Christmas; words by Dorothy Leh-
man Sumerau, music by I. H. Mere-
dith, Grant Colfax Tullar and others.
12mo. The sign of God. [3 others]
© Oct. 17, 1927; 2 c. June 18, 1928;
aff. June 27; A 1081672; Tullar-
Meredith co., New York. 16290
Tulmerco sacred trios for women’s
voices ; words by Edith Sanford Til-
lotson, and others,,musie by I. H.
Meredith, and others, ed. by I. H.
Meredith. S8vo. © June 3, 1927;
2 @ June’ 18, 1928; “ait. ‘Tune 27;
A 1081691; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York. 16291
Tuneful tasks; 20 tunes in etude form,
by John Thompson; pf. July
20, 1928; 2 «. July 21; E 696333;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
16292
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no. 7, 1928
16316
a
Tunes for two; by Arthur Kingsley, of
Great Britain; pf. duet. bk. 2. 1.
Badinage. [3 others] © July 6,
1928; 1 ec. July 6; E 692974; Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd., London. 16293
Tuoi (I) baci; polka, di N. Episcopo,
of Italy, domiciled at New York. ©
1c. June 30, 1928; E 693817; Nicola
Episecopo, New York. 16294
Turn again, long lane; words and mu-
sic by Vs Donald. © 1c. June 25,
1928; HE 694768; Victor Donald, Port-
land, Or. 16295
Tvuj na vzdy valcik (Yours forever
waltz) ; by Anton Brousek; clarinet
in B flat. © 1c. July 3, 1928; BH
693914; Consolidated music pub.
house, Chicago. 16296
"Twas you; words and music by L.
Thorne-Bamber, of England. Lon-
don, Novello & co., ltd. © July 23,
1928; lie July 24; EH 697251; L.
Thorne-Bamber, Portsmouth, Eng-
land. 16297
Twelve o’clock waltz: lyric by Billy
Rose and Mort Dixon, music by
Harry Warren. © July 13, 1928;
2c. July 18; E 6986276; Remick music
corp., New York. 16298
Twilight; song without words, by L.
McKnew, op. 2; pf. © June 14,
1928; 2c. June 28; E 693736; LeRoy
MckKnew, Baltimore. 16299
Twilight bliss; words by Victor Rock-
wood, melody by Rocky Bernard
[pseud. of V. H. Rockwood] © 1.
July 7, 1928; EH 696081; Victor
Edmund Rockwood, Alhambra, Calif.
16300
Twilight dreaming; words by Pearl
M. Wilmerding, music by Bertha
Frankl. © 1 ¢ June 26, 1928; E
694917; Bertha Frankl, San Fran-
cisco. ; 16301
Twilight reverie; solo, by G. Pettine.
1. Mand—2. Ten. banjo. © June
18, 1928; 2 c. each June 20; EB
694726, 694727; Giuseppe Pettine,
Providence, R. I. 16302, 16303
"Twill be heaven for me; words and
music by N. Carlson. © June 20,
1928; 2 ¢ June 28; E | 695087;
Nathaniel Carlson, Miami, Fla.
16304
Twines [!], I love love you; words and
music by P. G. Shinar, of Greece,
domiciled at Portland, Or. © 1.
July 7, 1928; E 696077 ; Peggy George
Shinar, Portland, Or. 16305
Twinkling toes; graceful dance, by
Charles F. Carey; pf. © June 239,
1928; 2c. July 5; E 695285 ; Anthony
bros., Fall River, Mass. 16306
Two bright blue eyes; waltz, words by
P. Colecchia, music by Earle Smith.
© 1 ce. July 16, 1928; E 696267;
Pietro Coleechia, Erie, Pa. 16307
Two deuces; melody by Lill Hardin.
©1c. July 16, 1928; E 696271; Con-
solidated music pub. house, Chicago.
16308
Two lips; lyric by Billy Rose, music
by Harry Warren; pf. and ukulele
ace., with chords marked for ten.
banjo, mandola and guit. © June
18, 1928; 2 c. June 20; EH 693596;
Remick music corp., New York.
16309
Two little love bees; fox trot, words
by Robert B. Smith, musie by Hein-
rich Reinhardt, arr. by W. C. Polla;
orch. 4to. © July 25, 1928; 2 ce.
July 26; E 695689; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. 16310
Two lovers love nest ; words and music
by F. W. West. ©1c. July 5, 1928;
E 693969; Fred W. West, Kansas
City, Mo. 16311
Two talking; words anon., music by
J. E. Barkworth, of Great Britain.
[London], MacDonagh, Capdeville &
co., Itd. © June 1, 1928; 1 c. June
23; E 692784; John H. Barkworth,
Cambridge, England. 16312
Two-time gal: indigo drag. words and
music by E. LeSieur. © 1c. July
17, 1928; E 695485; Eugene LeSieur,
Sanford, Me. 16313
Two to do tune; paroles et musique
de Harry Cahill. [English text]
©) ume 725. 192'7.; 2 c duly 2S.c0
672474; Editions lL. Maillochon,
Paris. 16314
Two to do tune; paroles et musique
de Harry Cahill. [English text] ©
gune 25, 1927; 2° e. cSuly. 23h; B
672474; Editions L. Maillochon,
Paris. 16315
Typical (A) Irishman; words and mu-
sic by P. J. Gaffney. © 1c. June
22, 1928; E 693648; Patrick John
Gaffney, Dorchester, Mass. 16316
Tziorogh (E.I.) Four Russian folks
[!] dances (Uernipe HapogHBIA pyccKuA
tanya); folk lyrics, music by E. I.
Tziorogh, of Poland, domiciled at
Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y.; pf.
with words. 1. Speed on, my steed.
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16317
Tziorogh (EH. I.)—Continued.
[3 others] ©1c. June 23, 1928; EB
693649 ; Joanna Tziorogh, New York.
16317
U mojego sasiada; words and music
by Walter Polak. © 1c. July 19,
1928; E 695555; Wiadystaw H. Sa-
jewski, Chicago. 16318
U saristanu; parole di F. Santisi, mu-
sica di Louis De Santis. [Words
and melody only] © 1. July 3,
1928; E 693926; Frank Santisi,
Philadelphia. 16319
Ukraina; ballad, words and music by
Victoria Boshko; in F. © July 27,
1928; 2 c. July 28; EH 695699; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., inc, New
York. 16320
Ukrainski cossack; by M. Lichten-
stein; Ist violin. © 1c. June 26,
1928; EK 694967; Matus Lichten-
stein, New York. * 163821
Ulster (The) division; march, by F.
M. Marks, of England; reed and
brass band. 4to. © July 11, 1928;
1e July 23; E 697271; Hawkes &
son (London) ltd., London. 16322
Um meinen schatz wein’ ich tranen;
text von Fritz Rotter, musik von
Anton Profes, of Germany. © May
30, 1928; 1 c. June 20; E 692604;
Drei-masken verlag, a. g., Berlin.
16323
Und im mai; lied und blues, verse
von Fritz Rotter, musik von Her-
mann Krome, of Germany. © Mar.
27, 1928; 1 e. June 18; E 692736;
Viola-verlag G. m. b. H., Leipzig.
16324
Und im mai; lied und blues, verse von
Fritz Rotter, musik von Hermann
Krome, spezialarr. von Fred Ralph,
all of Germany; orch. mit klavier
direktion. 4to. © Mar. 27, 1928;
1c June 18; E 692735; Viola-ver-
lag G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 16325
Under aftenstjzrnen; ti sange og vi-
ser, tekst af Jeppe Aakjaer, musik
af J. Saxtorph-Mikkelsen, of Den-
mark. Jubilzumsudgave 1878-1928.
K¢gbenhavn F., Eget forlag. © June
6, 1928; 1 ec. June 18; E 692683;
Jacob Saxtorph-Mikkelsen, Copen-
hagen. 16326
Under the leaves; words by Charles
O. Roos, music by Charles Wake-
field Cadman; low voice; in D. ©
June’ 18, 1928; 2 ¢e. June’ 27;.E
pt. 1m, NSs, w..23
694866 ;
York.
Carl Fischer, New
16327
Underneath the falling leaves; words
by Charles Tobias, music by Al
Sherman. [Words and melody
only]:: © 1° e¢ July "26; 1928-""H
695680; DeSylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine., New York. 16328
Unfading flowers; serenade, by Fred-
erico Vélez; pf. © Aug. 25, 1927;
2c. June 20, 1928; EH 694553; Bel-
win, inc., New York. 16329
University of Dayton athletic march;
by Anthony McCarthy; band. 4to.
© July 21, 1928; 2 « July 23; EB
696414; University of Dayton, Day-
ton, O. 16330
University of New Hampshire song
book; ed. by Robert W. Manion.
Boston, H. C. Schirmer music co.
© May 26, 1928; 2 ec. June 4; aff.
June 7; A 1074926; University book
store, University of New Hampshire,
Durham, N. H. 16331
Until the end of time; words by Dan-
iel S. Twohig, music by R. 8S. Stough-
ton; in B flat. © June 18, 1928;
2c. June 20; E 694545; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 16332
Until to-morrow; words and music by
Cc. L. Hauser; pf. ©1e. July 16,
1928; H 696254; Carl Lewis Hauser,
Asheville, N. C. 163383
Until yesterday; words and music by
Benny Davis and Joe Sanders; pf.
and ukulele ace. © July 6, 1928;
2c. July 9; E 696017; Harms, inc.,
New York. 16334
Usignuolo (L’); polka, di F. Crapan-
Zano. 1 e@. June 16, 1928; HE
694520; S. Riccardi, New York.
: 16335
Utah and you; words and music by
A. A. Johansen. © 1 ¢.) June 19,
1928; E 695386; Alex Alma Johan-
sen, Salt Lake City. 16336
Valley (A) green and low; words by
Rose Osborne Sell, music by Irene
Miller [i. e. I. M. Chainey] © 1c.
June 21, 1928; E 693574; Irene M.
Chainey, Washington. 16337
Valse arabesque; by Westell Gordon,
of Great Britain; pf. New York,
Chappell-Harms, inc. © May 23,
1928; 1 ec. May 24, 1 ec. June 30; E
692190; Harms, ine., New York.
16338
inc.,
846
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
Valse bizarre; by Sturkow-Ryder; 2nd
pf. © July 5, 1928; 2c. July 9; EB
695281 ; Forster music publisher, inc.,
Chicago. 16339
Valse-caprice; von Emil Kronke, of
Germany, op. 201; fléte, mit klavier-
begleitung. © Mar. 31, 1928; 1 ec.
June 13; H 692723; Wilhelm Zim-
mermann, Leipzig. 16340
Valse caresse; by Domenico Savino;
E flat alto saxophone with pf. ace. :
Cy Fulyedd, 1928: 2\¢. July: 12; B
695381; Robbins music corp., New
York. 16341
Valse-charme; by Ivy Herbert, of
Great Britain; pf. © June 6, 1928;
1c. June 19; E 692805; Joseph Wil-
liams, Itd., London. 16342
Valse de ballet; by F. W. Holloway,
of Great Britain; 2 pfs., 4 hands.
© June 28, 1928; 2 ce July 2; B
696033 ; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 16343
Valse elegante; by Merle Johnston; EH
flat alto saxophone, with pf. acc.
June 30, 1928; 2c. July 6; HE 693947 ;
Robbins music corp., New York.
16344
Valse gracile; by Zoltan de Horvath;
pf. © June 29, 1928; 2 c. June 29;
E 695016; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 16345
Valse-miniature; by Ward-Stephens,
transcribed by Rob Roy Peery; vio-
lin, with pf. ace. © July 18, 1928;
2 ce uly 19; HW 695532; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 16346
Valse moderne; by R. S. Stoughton;
pf. © July 26, 1928; 2c. July 28;
EK 696601; Theodore Presser ©Co.,
Philadelphia. 16347
Valse nonchalante; by Louise Snod-
grass; pf. © July 5, 1928; 2c. July
7; E 696013; John Church co., Cin-
cinnati. 16348
Valse triste; by Iris Kuhnle; violin
and pf. © June 30, 1928; 2c. June
27; E 694824; Wesley Webster, San
Bruno, Calif. 16349
Valse viennese; music by Milton Kaye.
[Melody only] ©1e. June 20, 1928;
E 694662; Milton B. Kantrowitz,
Brooklyn. 16350
Variations on Bonny sweet robin;
Ophelia’s song, by Ethel Smyth, of
Great Britain; flute, oboe, or violin
or viola, and pf. © Mar. 8, 1928;
16360
~
1 ce. June 21; H 692632; Oxford uni-
versity press, London. 16351
Vaterhaus (Das); gedicht von O. B.,
musik von Albert Gundrum, of Ger-
many, op. 66; minnerchor. 4to. ©
Apri 24 1928 3) Te, Tine 13¢ +
692694; Schweers & Haake, Bremen,
Germany. 16352
Veloce (La); polka, by E. Rossi; vio-
lin. ©1c. June 29, 1928; E 695166 ;
Enrico Rossi, Brooklyn. 16353
Veni, -Sancte Spiritus (Come Thou
Holy Spirit); by B. Klein; copy-
right is based upon new matter of
Carl F. Pfatteicher namely, his in-
terpretation represented in the legi-
ble notation thereof contained in the
copies filed; men’s voices a capella.
4to. © Feb. 14, 1928; 2 c. June 27;
E 695000; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 16354
Venus, heaven and you; waltz, lyric
by W. M. Hunter, music by EH. V.
Hegbom; pf. and ukulele acc.
June 29, 1928; 2c. July 3; E 696189 ;
Pacific musie publishers, San Fran-
cisco. 16355
Vera polka; by Anton Brousek; con-
ductor pt. ©1e. July 3, 1928; H
693915; Consolidated music pub.
house, Chicago. 16356
Verdi (Giuseppe) Triumphal march
from Aida; arr. by Albert Harvey;
violin, with pf. ace. © July 11,
1928; 2 ec. July 12; E 696413; Fred
Heltman co., Cleveland. 16357
Vere lauguores nostros (Truly all of
our weakness) ; trio, words from the
Seriptures, music by Antonio Lotti;
copyright is based upon new matter
of Carl F. Pfatteicher namely, his
interpretation represented in the
legible notation thereof contained in
the copies filed; male voices a ca-
pella. 4to. © Feb. 14, 1928; 24
June 27; E 694996; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 16358
Verklarung (Beautification) ; kino mu-
sic, von Henry Weber, of Germany,
op. 8, no. 4; orch. 4to. © June 26,
1928; 1 c. May 12; EH 697183; Aug.
Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 16359
Vermillion, the city of a million at-
tractions to me; words and musie
by E. J. Harrington. © 1c. June
30, 1928; E 698898; Edwin J. Har-
rington, Vermillion, S. D. 16360
847
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16361
Verte ombrie; de René Guillou, of
France; pf. © June 15, 1928; 1 «.
July 2; E 697127; Alphonse Leduc
et cie., Paris. 16361
Verzage nicht, du hiuflein klein; verse
von Michael Altenburg, m&innerchor-
bearbeitung von Gust. Wohlgemuth,
of Germany, werk 65, nr. 4; ten. u.
basse, “Ato. ©) Web: 6) 1S28" t ‘ec.
June 138; EH 692740; Otto Forberg,
Leipzig. 16362
Vesper and fourfold amen; hymn, mu-
sic by J. B. Higginbottom, of Hng-
land. London, Novello & co., Itd. ©
DULY oy Als ip OZ Seer nels Cea el EY ao, ,
697192; John B. Higginbottom, Lon-
don. 16363
Vespers; evensong, words by Samuel
Longfellow, music by Abram Ray
Tyler; mixed cho. and solo voices.
4to. © June 29, 1928; 2 c June
29; EH 695020; Theodore Presser Co.,
Philadelphia.
Via sacra (The sacred way); words
by Arthur L. Salmon, music by Ken-
nedy Russell, of Great Britain; in
OFF ©eduly: Wo Me28 ye. July) W2::
E 697243; Edwin Ashdown, ltd.,
London. 16365
Vieille église; de René Guillou, of
France; pf. © June 15, 1928: 1 «.
July 2; E 697128; Alphonse Leduc
et cie., Paris. 16366
Viennese dance (Wiener tanz); after
Beethoven, by Richard Krentzlin, of
Germany, op. 115; pf. © July 11,
1928; 2c. July 18; E 696173; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 16367
Viennese silhouettes; set of waltzes,
by Sam Franko; pf. © July 18,
1928; 2 c. July 20; E 696362; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 16368
Violet; words by R. D. Hesselmeyer,
music by John L. Herman. © 1 e«.
June 20, 1928; E 684655; Raymond
Dennis Hesselmeyer, Brentwood, Mo.
16369
Violets; melody by Lionel Belasco. ©
te July 2, 1928; BE 693885; J. O.
Fisher, New York. 16370
Violin method for the third position;
by L. Meyer, op. 6, newly rev. and
augmented by Gustav Saenger.
June 2h. M28 s 12 Ae some, ecice Ey
694875; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 16371
Violin pieces the whole world plays;
comprehensive collection, selected
and ed. by Albert E. Weir; violin,
16364,
pt. III, n. S., v. 23
with pf. acc. Rev. ed. © May 11,
1928;° 2 c> and: aff. May 15% A
1077260; D. Appleton and co., New
York. 16372
Violintechnik (Die) bis zur vollend-
urg; von Gustav Havemann, of
Germany. Deutsche ausgabe, teil 1
u. 2, © Mar. 5, 1928; 1 c. June 26;
E 692911; P. J. YTonger, Cologne,
Germany. 16373
Virginia; mélodie, poésie de Hd.
Guinand, musique de Charles-René,
of France. 1. Voix élevées.—2. Voix
moyennes. © June 5, 1928; 1 e«.
each June 28; EK 697072, 697073;
Henry Lemoine et cie., Paris.
16374, 16375
Virginia; words and music by F. S.
Meighan. © 1c. July 12, 1928; EB
695406; Frank §S. Meighan, Chicago.
16376
Virginia national guard; march, by
soseph Vezzetti; full band with solo
B fiat trumpet or cornet conductor.
4to. © June 22, 1928; 2 c June
27; E 694859; Carl Fischer, ince.,
New York. 16377
Vision (A); words by A. Cholmonde-
ley, music by W. Henri Zay; med.
voice. © June 22, 1928; 2 c. June
28; E 695039; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 16378
Viva mi desgracia; vals, por I. M.
Valle, of Mexico, domiciled at Chi-
cago; pf., with words. © 1c. July
18, 1928; E 696296; Ignacio M. Valle,
Chicago. 16379
Vive amour (Love rules us ever);
from The charmer, words by Harry
B. Smith, music by Karl Hajos.
New York, Harms, inc. © June 27,
1928°3°"2) cc; * Sumer 29"? Sh Go a0 i =
Shubert theatre corp., New York.
16380
Vivre; mélodie, poésie de Ed. Guinand,
musique de Charles-René, of France.
1. Voix élevées.—2. Voix moyennes.
© June 5, 1928; 1 c. each June 28;
E 697074, 697075; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris. 16381, 16382
Voce del cuore; valzer, by EH. Erario;
violin. © 1 c@ June 26, 1928; EB
694935; Ernesto Erario, Brooklyn.
16383
Voglein (Der) abendlied (Sérénade
des oiseaux); abendstimmung, ro-
manze von Brinley Richards, op. 70,
arr. von G. Gramo, both of Ger-
many; salon-orch. mit pf. direktion.
4to. © May 30, 1928; 1c. June 11;
848
4
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
16404
E 692056 ; Stid-west verlag, Richard
Riihle und musikverlag Robert
Riihle, Berlin. 16384
Voice (A) ; part song, words by Alfred
Tennyson, music by Anna Priscilla
Risher; men’s voices. 4to. © June
25, 1928; 2 ec. June 29; E 695124;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
16385
Voice (The) of spring; 4-part song,
words by Felicia Hemans, music by
E. S. Hosmer; mixed voices. 4to.
© May 18, 1928; 2 c. June 18; BE
694536; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
16386
Voice (The) of the rain; words and
music by Philip Dalmas. © June
1928; 2c. June 28; H 693732;
Sophie Dalmas, Wellfleet, Mass.
16387
Voices of the orchestra; instruction
book in grade and high schools, by
Louis M. Gordon and Edgar B. Gor-
don. © June 27, 1928; 2 « July
20; aff. July 3; A. 1084623; C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 16388
Voyage (The) of Arion; romance of
the sea, cantata, poem by Marion
Clyde Wier, music by Earl V. Moore;
bar. solo and cho. of children. 4to.
© Nov. 7, 1927; 2 c. June 30, 1928;
E 698790; Henry T. FitzSimons,
Chicago. 16389
W dzieh matki; dla dzieci, stowa J. S.
Zielinskiego, muzyka Frank Przybyl-
skiego; na dwa gtosy. © June 18,
ea eee, une 225) 6936253
Wiadystaw H. Sajewski, Chicago.
16390
Wa-da-da; fox trot, words and music
by Harry Barris and Jimmy Cava-
naugh, arr. by Leonard G. Hayton;
orch. 4to. © June 29, 1928; 2 e.
June 30; E 693792; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., ine., New York. 16391
Wagner (Richard) Lohengrin; einleit-
ung zum 3 akt und brautlied, von
R. Wagner, arr. von Leo Artok, of
Germany; orch., mit pf. conductor.
Gr July? 15;,).1928 4 ee July 32.5
697197; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany. 16392
Prelude and Liebestod ; from Tris-
tan und Isolde, arr. by Herbert F.
Ellingford; organ. © June 22, 1928;
2c. June 22; E 694678; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 16393
Prize song; Die meistersinger, arr.
by W. H. Squire, of Great Britain;
violoncello, with pf. acc. © June
22, 1928), 1) ec: July 20; H,,.697218;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 16394
—— Walther’s prize song; arr. by J.
Stuart Archer, of Great Britain; or-
gan. © July 3, 1928; 1 c. June 28;
E 692947; W. Paxton & co., Itd.,
London. 16395
Waitin’ for the trumpet to sound;
duet, traditional negro spiritual, arr.
by Clarence Cameron White; sop.
and alto). © July 26, 1928; 2 ec.
July 28; E 696594; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 16396
Waiting; waltz, words and music by
B. Samberg. [Words and melody
only]. © ' 1 ¢«. July 7, 1928; E
696078; Benjamin Samberg, Brook-
lyn. 16397
Waiting; words by J. Forbes, music by
Lee Turner. © 1 ¢. July 28, 1928;
EX 695712; Jeannette Forbes, Burn-
side, Conn. 163898
Waiting for my sweetie at Mount
Baldy camp; words and music by
Mu &. Chaus LPhotostaties@ fc.
June 30, 1928; E 693823; Max F.
Thau, Los Angeles. 16399
Waiting for news of Jesus; words and
musie by Paul S. Hill. © June 12,
1928; 2 ce. July 26; E 695668; Susie
Norris Fitkin, Brooklyn. 16400
Waiting for the bluebird; fox trot
ballad, words and music by Frank
Fischbach. © July 12, 1928; 2 ¢.
July 16; E 696892; A. W. Perry’s
sons, Sedalia, Mo. 16401
Waiting through the night; waltz,
words and music by Marvin Smolev,
Bernie Seaman and Joe Crozier; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by Henry
Fishback. © July 2, 1928; 2 ec.
July 3; E 695432; Mercury music
pub. co., New York. 16402
Walk that broad; words by W. A.
Small, music by Catherine Berenice
Aliens. ©viicl July:17, -1928;) H
695547 ; Withborne Adalbert Small,
New York. 16403
Walker (Charles Wade) Five re-
sponses; words and music by C. W.
Walker; pf. 4to. © June 21, 1928;
2c June 21; E 694688; Charles
Wade Walker, Ridgefield, Conn.
16404
Waltz enchantment; by Domenico Sa-
vino, transcribed by Rudy Wiedoeft ;
E flat alto saxophone, with pf. acc.
849
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16405
pt. It; ne S., va2s
Waltz enchantment—Continued. ,
© July 9, 1928; 2 c. July 10: B
695280; Robbins music corp., New
York. 16405
Waltz z widnia; by Fr. Dukli, arr.
by Louis Vitak; concertina. © 1 c¢.
June 26, 1928; E 693700; Vitak-
Hlsnie co., Chicago. 16406
Wanderer’s (A) love song; ballad,
words by Basil North, music by H.
Baynton-Power, of Great Britain. ©
Jualy4St2) POZS si “er “Slane
697282; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London. 16407
Wandering ; words and music by H. F.
Kuhn,;st. .©),'May dan 928- 2c.
June 26; EH 694809; Harry F. Kuhn,
sr., Valley Stream, N. Y. 16408
Wandering boy; or, Where is my
wandering boy to-night, words and
music by George Casmay; pf. and
ukulele ace.
June 20; EH 694565; Will Rossiter,
Chicago. 16409
Want a peanut; words and music by
L. BY Lyman. © 4 @&s sully 9.1928 ;
E 695310; Laura Bernice Lyman,
Youngstown, O. 16410
Warming up; one step, by Mel B.
Kaufman, arr. by James C. McCabe;
orch:. 4to. .© June 21, 1928; 2 c.
June 22; EH 694699;
standard music corp., New York.
16411
Warszawske krakowiaki, warsawe kra-
kowiaks; by L.. Witkowski; violin.
©1c. July 2, 1928; E 693889; Leon
Witkowski, New York. 16412
Was edler wein fiir den pokal; slow-
fox, text von Marcel Savern, musik
von Kurt Zorlig, of Germany. ©
May 1, 1928; 1c. June 26; E 692925 ;
Deutsche grammophon-aktien-gesell-
schaft, Berlin. 16413
Was it just a dream; words by H.
Harper, music by Sylvester Long
Gross! .©< dice July s@ea 1928; EB
695208; Emily Harper, Spokane,
Wash, 16414
Wasted license blues; words by W.
Milde, melody by L. F. Brown. ©
1 ¢« July 11, 1928; E 696147; Wil-
liam Milde and L. F. Brown, Green-
way, Ark.
Watch my baby walk; words and mel-
ody by Joe Trent and Peter De
Rose.) (©¢(1) .e- Tally) LO 1028 5)
695300; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 16416
© June 20, 1928; 2 ¢. |
Irving Berlin .
16415
Watch your step; words and melody
by Spencer Williams. © 1c. June
29, 1928; E 695187; Triangle music
pub. co., ine., New York. 16417
Watching the trains come in; words
by Low Klein and Nat Osborne, mu-
sic by Frank Stillwell and Geo. B.
McConnell; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
July “24,' 19283<-°2 Ye. alalyae LE
696488; Empire music co., New
York. 16418
Water songs; cycle of four poems, by
Michio Yamamoto, music by Mary
Helen Brown; med. or high voice.
My little sampan. [3 others] ©
July,;, 10, 1928;.;2 @ Sulpidegoh
696230; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
16419
Waves of the Danube; waltz, by J.
Ivanovici, arr. by Ida H. Jeston,
op. 23, no. 2; pf. © June 22, 1928;
2c. June 28 : E 693775; John A.
Seidt, Baltimore. 16420
Way down East; photoplay music, by
William Frederick Peters; pf. Act
1 and 2. © 1c. June 26, 1928; EB
6938809; Julia Peters, Englewood,
N. J. 16421
Way down in Montgomery Alabam’;
words and music by Jack Stone and
Fred Thompson; pf. and ukulele acc.
© July 10, 1928; 2 c« July 11; B
696128 ; Stone-Thompson music pub-
lishers, Montgomery, Ala. 16422
Way down South; words and music
by Deering Hill; pf. acc., with uku-
lele arr. by M. Kalua. © May 19,
1928; 2c. June 5; E 693131; Gotham
music service, ine. New York.
16423
— Same. © May 19, 1928; 2 c. June
27; E 694890; Gotham music serv-
ice, inc., New York. 16424
Way over yonder; words and music
by Harriet Carter Renner, arr. by
Friedrich Janssen. © June 20,
1928; 2 e@. June 21; E 694692;
Windsor music pub. co., Cleveland.
16425
Way ( The) she kisses me; words and
music by Illana Adorian. ©} 1) e.
July 31, 1928; E 695749; Ivy Jane
Weber, Pittsburgh. 16426
Way (The) to conquest; words and
music by E. Grosz, of Hungary,
domiciled at Chicago; violin. ©1ce.
June 29, 1928; E 695175; Hugene
Grosz, Chicago. 16427
850
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
We; words by C. Juslin, music by
David Reed. ©1ce. July 12, 1928;
E 695410; Christian Juslin, New
York. 16428
We are for Hoover; words and music
by Hubert Franc [pseud. of H. A.
France] © 1c. July 30, 1928; E
696623; Herbert Arthur France,
Wethersfield, Conn. 16429
We'll go to all the world;, words and
music by Paul S. Hill. © June 12,
1928; 2c. July 26; E 695669; Susie
Norris Fitkin, Brooklyn. 16430
We'll hold up the Red, White and
Blue; words and music by-A. C.
Davis; mixed voices. © July 6,
1928; 2 c. July 9; E 696274; Anna
Crawford Davis, New York. 16431
Well make our house a real, real
home; words and music by C. G.
Wilson. © 1c. July 12, 1928; HB
695407; Cleo G. Wilson, Fairfield,
Ohio. 16432
We're for Hoover; words and music
by L. S. Graebing. ©1e. July 31,
1928; E 695728; Lawrence Stoddard
Graebing, Washington. 16433
We're living at The cloisters; fox-trot,
words by R. P. Weston and Bert
Lee, music by Harris Weston, of
England; pf. and ukulele or banju-
lele banjo ace.; in D. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © June 4,
1928; 1 ec. June 15; E 692588; Fran-
cis, Day & Hunter, ltd., London.
16434
We're the happiest couple in this
town; words by R. L. Reina, music
by Luther A. Clark. © 1c. July 5,
1928; E 695242; Rudolph L. Reina,
Tampa, Fla. 16435
We're true members of the C. R. D.
A.; words and music by J. J. Dluski.
4to. © June 9, 1928; 2 ¢. June 12;
EK 693612; John Joseph Dluski, Chi-
cago. 16436
We sat beneath the maple on the hill;
words and music by Gussie L. Da-
vis; pf. and ukulele acc. © June
10, 1928; 2 c. July ’6;' BH 696000;
F. B. Haviland pub. co., New York.
16437
We want Al Smith; words and music
by J.) W: Young.’ \@ 1c July 24,
1928 ; E 695652; John Wesley Young,
Wayne, Pa. 16438
We will win with Hoover; words and
music by E. Witte. ©1c. June 25,
1928; E 693711; Ernest Witte, Ana-
lomink, Pa. 16439
“3 16450
We won’t give up our Bible; words
adapted and music by N. Carlson.
© June 20, 1928; 2c. June;28; EB
695088; Nathaniel Carlson, Miami,
Fla. 16440
Weary years; words and music by Lil-
lian Davis [i. e. L. D. Cate]; in C.
[Photostat] © June 30, 1928; 2 ¢.
July 2; E 693937; Lillian Davis Cate,
Knoxville, Tenn. 16441
Weaver (The) of dreams; words by
Owen Peterson, music by Dorothy
Forster, of England; high voice. ©
July 18, 1928; 2c. July 20; E 696352;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 16442
Weber (Henry) Nocturno; von H.
Weber, of Germany, op. 6, no. 4, nach
einem motiv von Rob. Schumann;
saionorech. mit violine 1 direktion u.
pf. direktion. 4to. © June 26, 1928;
1c. May 12; E 692822; Aug. Cranz,
G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 164438
Wedding music; arr. by G. F. Briegel ;
orch. 4to. 1. Bridal chorus from
Lohengrin. [2 others] © July 10,
1928; 2c. July 10; E 695279; George
F. Briegel, New York. 16444
Wedding of the Zulu maid; by G. W.
Schreiner; pf. Vga he od fy ig LAT
1928; E 695765 ; Genevieve Whitlock
Schreiner, Chicago. ‘ 16445
Weeping (The) heart; by J. Manaois;
violin and pf. ©1c. July 18, 1928;
E 696285; Joe Manaois, Ensenada,
B. Cfa., Mexico. 16446
Weeping woman blues; words by Bes-
Sie Smith, melody by Gertrude
Rainey. © 1c. June 21, 1928; EB
693561 ; Chicago music pub. co., inc.,
Chicago. 16447
Weihnachtslied; volkslied a. d. Salz-
burgischen, miuinnerchorbearbeitung
von Gust. Wohlgemuth, of Germany,
werk 65, nr. 2; ten. u. basse. 4to.
© Feb. 8, 1928: 1 c June 13; BH
692739; Otto Forberg, Leipzig. 16448
Wenn du dich erholen willst, komm’
nach Dresden; slow-fox, text von
Fritz Rotter, musik von Willy Engel-
Berger, of Germany, klav. arr. von
Martin Uhl. © May 5, 1928; 1.
June 26; E 692830; Wiener bohéme-
verlag, Vienna. 16449
Wenn du einmal ktisst ...; one step,
text von Woldi Walfisch, musik von
Erich Hering, arr. von Bernhard
Egg, both of Germany; orch. 4to.
(CO Jani L,.1028> be. dune .13,-;
692758; Lido-verlag (Lisbeth Dorr-
hauer), Leipzig. 16450 |
851
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16451
pt. 111, nS. v5
Wenn du mich liebst . . .; tango, text
von Beda, musik von Buday Dénesg,
of Hungary. © Apr. 21, 1928; 1 ¢.
June 26; E 6928383; Wiener bohéme-
verlag, Vienna. 16451
Wenn man fiir’s herz was braucht;
langsamer foxtrot, text von Her-
mann Frey, musik von Martin Knopf,
of Germany, arr. von Richard Etlin-
ger, of Austria; orch., mit pf. direc-
tion. 4to..'©' Mar. 20; 1928. 1 «.
June 13; E 692715; Edition Vuvag,
verlag u. vertrieb a. g., Berlin.
16452
Wer ist in die kleine blonde Fritzi so
verliebt; Spanish one-step, text Uw.
musik von Fritz Rotter u. Otto
Stransky, both of Germany. © Apr.
2; 1928: Le June | 22 5 H'G92875 ;
Roehr aktiengesellschaft, Berlin.
16453
Wesele u Maciugy (Wedding by Ma-
choga); polka, by L. Witkowski;
VIOLIN KC) See til yaw TODS ek)
693893 ; Leon Witkowski, New York.
16454
Wesola dziewczyna; polka, melody by
W. Kerszulis. © 1c. July 7, 1928;
EH 695264: Walter Kerszulis, Ham-
trameck, Mich. 16455
What a fool I was; lyric by Jack
Meskill, music by Meyer Gusman;
pf. ace. with, ukulele. arr. by . T.
Kahana. © June 20, 1928; 2 c. June
21; EH 693593; Edward B. Marks
16456
What a night for spooning; words and
melody by Ballard Macdonald and
Dave Dreyer. ©1c. June 15, 1928;
E 6944382; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 16457
Same. © July 13, 1928; 2 c. July
14; E 695425; Irving Berlin, inc,
New York. 16458
What about me; lyrics by John Sorren-
tino, music by C. A. Gregory.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 21, 1928; E 694763; C. Andy
Gregory, Jersey City. 16459
What could I do or say; words by
Ruth Ryan, melody by R. Hberle.
© 1c. July 17, 1928; E 695475; Ray
Eberle, New York. 16460
What d’ya say; from 9th ed. of George
White’s scandals, words and music
by B. G. De Sylva, Lew Brown and
Ray Henderson; pf. acc., with uku-
lele arr. by Joseph M. Weiss. ©
music co., New York.
June 28, 1928; 2 e@. June 29; EB
695109; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 16461
What do I care; words and music by
A. BH. Jofie:” © Mes iily 80, 19238 -
EH 695326; Abram Edward Joffe,
Haledon, N. J. 16462
What God hath promised ; words anon.,
music by N. Carlson. © June 20,
1928; 2 c. June 28; EH 695089; Na-
thaniel Carlson, Miami, Fla. 16463
What good is the world without you;
words and music by HE. Wagenfeld.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
July 27, 1928; H 696566; Edward
Wagenfeld, Philadelphia. 16464
What his sweetheart wrote; words by
L. R. Watts, music by Rob’t H. Bren-
nen. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. June 30, 1928; H 693833 ; Leland
R. Watts, Penacook, N. H. 16465
What matters; operetta, words and
music by EH. P. Stocking. 1. You and
I. [4 others]
July 16;
Stocking, St. Louis.
© June 2, 1928; 2 ec.
E 695488; Elizabeth P.
16466
What more can I say ; words and music
by Bennie MeLaughlin.. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 5, 1928;
EK 693966; Bernard Howard Mce-
Laughlin, Boston. 16467
Wheat-ecakes; words by Juliette Bizet,
music by E. Edwards. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 3, 1928;
EH 693897; Edgar Edwards, New
York. 16468
Wheelbarrow #queak ; words and music
by C. Smith. [Words and melody
only] © 2 Gc duly 2s,
696550; Cliff Smith, Ashtabula, O.
16469
When daylight dies; verses by C. H.
Dunning, chorus by Thomas More,
music by Walther Friedlaender. ©
1c. July 30, 1928; E 696627; Carroll
H. Dunning, Los Angeles. 16470
When Eliza rolls her eyes; words by
Gus Kahn, music by Harry Warren.
@, July . 5, 19285 52 ee imeies ook
696050; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 16471
When girls are sweet sixteen; huimor-
ous quartet, words by Roy lL.
Spencer, music by Frederic Groton,
op. 7, no. 2; men’s voices. 4to.
June 20, ' 1928;"'2 "ec, “june "22" BH
694696; Harold Flammer, inc., New
York, 16472
852
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
‘ 16494
When I dance the midnight waltz;
words and melody by L. H. De
Bruin. © 1 e¢. July 17, 1928;, EB
695508; Lyas H. De Bruin, San
Francisco. 16473
When I dream of you, pal of mine;
words and music by S. W. H. Tyler;
im! C.. © 1 ¢. June 18, 1928; B
693473; Samuel W. H. Tyler, Louis-
ville. 16474
When I’m home; words and music by
R. LeFavre. [Words and melody
Onin © °c. suly 19,1928"
695580; Robert LeFavre, Detroit.
16475
When I’m in your arms; words and
music by Duke Yellman, Frank
Murray and John Siras; pf. acc,
with ukulele arr. by A. J. Fran-
chini. © June 23, 1928; 2 c. June
23: E 693608; Lewis music pub. co.,
New York. 16476
When it’s moonlight in Brooklyn;
words by Al Dubin. and Willie
Raskin, music by Joe Burke; pf.
and ukulele ace. © July 26, 1928;
2e July 27; EH 696536; Robbins
music corp., New York. 16477
When knighthood was in flower; by
William Frederick Peters; pf. con-
ductor. LPR ea ee St
695550; Julia Peters, Englewood,
ia 16478
When leaves are falling; words by
W.. H.
Van Buren.
ley music house.
Crutchley, music by Burrell
Detroit, Mich., Crutch-
© July 7, 1928;
2 ce. July, 12; E 6953866; William
H. Crutchley, Detroit. 16479
When love grows cold; words and
music by S. Brown, of British West
Indies, domiciled at New York.
1c. July 30, 1928; E 695731; Hubert
Sylvester Brown, New York. 16480
When love’s dream comes true; words
by U. Berry, music by David Reed.
© 1e July 12, 1928; EB 695408;
Urbin Berry, Centralia, Wash.
16481
When memory backward _ strays;
words by H. E. Dyer, music by
Anton Paoli. New York, Frank
Harding, music publisher. © Aug.
27, 1927; 2 c«. June’ 25; EH 694772;
Harry Elton Dyer, Cape Elizabeth,
Me. 16482
When my dreams come true; words
and melody by I. Berlin. © 1 «.
July 27, 1928; E 696552; Irving
Berlin inc., New York. 16483
When Polly walks through the holly-
hocks; words and melody by Harry
Woods. © 1c. July 18, 1928; E
696305; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inec., New York. 16484
When Si’s saxophone sighs; words by
Arthur LeRoy Kaser, music by
Margo Stitt. Dayton, O., Paine
pub...co. ©, July, 12, 1928) 2.
July 23; E 696407; Lurten M.
Paine, Dayton, O. 16485
When springtime calls; waltz ballad,
words by K. Schauermann, music
by. C. Eppert. Milwaukee, Wis.,
Lyric pub. co. © July 7, 1928; 2 ec.
July 12; E 695354; Karl Schauer-
mann and Carl Eppert, Milwaukee
16486
When the band strikes up; words by
Frederick H. Martens, music by P.
Mario Costa, arr. by Christopher
O’Hare. 4to. 1. 3-pt. choral; sop.,
alto and bar.—2. 2-pt. choral. ©
July 20, 1928; 2 ¢. each July 21:
EK 696476. 696477; Kay and Kay
music pub. corp., New York.
16487, 16488
When the birds begin their singing in
the trees; words and melody by
B. Landress. © 1 c. June 23, 1928;
EK 693638; Southern music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 16489:
When the dreams that I’ve dreamed
all come true; words and music
by H. I. Aldridge. © July 10, 1928;
2 ec. July 11; E 696127; Elizabeth
Irving Aldridge, Gloversville, N. Y.
16496
When the golden sun is sinking; or,
Will you sometimes think of me;
by H. H. Dickey; violin or voice,
Witt pr ace. .C) 1 Gliuly, tf, 1928 -
H 696156; Hattie Huffington Dickey,
McGehee, Ark. 164912
When the green leaves come again;
2-pt. song, words by T. H. Bayly,
music by Percy E. Fletcher, of Eng-
land; sop. and alto. 4to. © June
28, 1928; 1 c. June 30; E 692942;
Novello & co., ltd., London. 16492
When the summer’s done; words and
music by. C. L. Hauser; pf. © 1 c.
July 16, 1928; EH 696253; Carl Lewis
Hauser, Asheville, N. C. 16493
When the sunbeams kiss the rose by
the wayside; words by Leo Halo,
music by A. W. Dupaw; in F. ©
1e. July 5, 1928; E 695241; Arthur
Walker Dupaw, Burlington, Vt.
16494
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16495
When toys talk; musical play in 1 act,
words and music by Marjorie Free-
land Robertson. 12mo. © May 22,
1928; 2 c. May 25; D 27344; Samuel
French, New York. 16495
When you come to rest; words and
musie by Tom Burke, of England;
pf. and ukulele acc.; in B flat.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
Or dune 11928" 1 “ce. sune sts B
692771; Silberman & Solloway, Lon-
don. 16496
When you hear me coo; words and
music by R. J. Shanley; pf. and uku-
lele ace. San Francisco, Gold leaf
music pub. co. © July 16, 1928; 2c.
July 19; E 695528; Rose Janet
Shanley, San Francisco. 16497
When you’re away; vocal waltz, words
and music by Phil Brown, of Eng-
land; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
Charles Hanley; in G. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Junhe 15,
1928; 1 ce. June 25; HE 692816; Camp-
bell, Connelly & co., London.
When youre away from moonlight
bay; words by Harold Harvey, mu-
sic by C. E. Harvey; pf. © 1 «.
July 2, 1928; E 693904; Clarence
Edwin Harvey, Buhl, Id. 16499
When you’re gone; fox trot, words by
Paul S. Liebenthal, music by C. S.
Liebenthal. [Words and melody
only 1> ©" 1 te) ume*" 20; +1928" B
694652; Carl Sylvester Liebenthal,
Cleveland. 16500
When you're in love; words and mel-
ody by Donald Haywood. © 1 e.
July 30, 1928; E 696625; Spier and
Coslow inc., New York. 16501
When you’re in wrong with the right
little girl; waltz, words and music
by Howard Johnson and Joe Davis.
© July’ 1, 1928" 2% “aime 30h
693795; Triangle music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 16502
When you said good-night; words and
music by Walter Donaldson; pf. and
ukulele ace. © May 28, 1928; 2 «¢.
June 2; EK 6938507; Donaldson-Doug-
las & Gumble, inc., New York. 16503
When you smile; words and melody by
E. Fortunato. ©1c. June 25, 1928;
BE 694755; Eugenio Fortunato, Phila-
delphia. 16504
When you were here; words and mu-
sic by K. Cox, music arr. by Thom-
sie Bean. New York, Frank Hard-
16498 -
pt. II, n. s., v. 23
ing. © June 14, 1928; 2 ec. June
21; EH 698586; Katherine Cox, Ama-
rillo, Tex. 16505
When your golden hair has turned to
Silver gray; words by Fred H.
Hasty, music by Peter F. Damm.
© June 27; 1928's" "e. alive
695454; EHllsworth-Frederick co.,
Portsmouth, N. H. 16506
Whence cometh my help; anthem,
quartet or cho., words from the
Scriptures, music by Florence Tur-
ner-Maley; mixed voices with sop.
and bass solos. 4to. © June 27,
1928; 2 c. June 28; E 695061; R. L.
Huntzinger, inc., New York. 16507
Whence, O shepherd maiden (D’ot
viens-tu, bergére) ; French-Canadian
folk-song, 8-part chorus, Hnglish tr.
by J. Murray Gibbon, arr. by AlI-
fred E. Whitehead, both of Canada;
mixed voices, with sop. solo. 4to.
© June 30, 1928; 2 c July 5; B
695514; Boston music co., Boston.
| 16508
Where are you going to, my pretty
maid; words anon, music by H.
Heinmiller. © 1 ec. June 25, 1928;
E 694767; Harold Heinmiller, Al-
bany. 16509
Where golden dreams come true;
words and music by Lou Herscher,
Perry Alexander and Katherine
Wexler; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by M. Kalua. © June 23, 1928; 2c.
June 27; EH 694831; Jack Mills, inc.,
New York. 16510
Where is an old fashioned girl; words
and music by H. N. Trane. © 1.
July 16, 1928; E 696265; Harriet
Newcomb Trane, Cedar Rapids, Ia.
16511
Where is my gal; words and melody
by G. Montello. © 1 e June 5,
1928; E 693495; George Montello,
Brooklyn. 16512
Where is the song of songs for me;
words and melody by I. Berlin. ©
1c. June 22, 1928; EH 694718; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 16513
Same. ©» July 13; (092825 ,2:. c.
July 14; E 695426; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 16514
Where the golden poppies grow; words
and music by B. de Ancheta; pf. and
ukulele or banjulele banjo ace.
June 11; 1928; 2 ¢e«. June 27; BH
694905; Berto de Ancheta, San
Francisco. 16515
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
Where the Snoqualmi is calling; waltz,
words and music by P. E. DeLong,
arr. by Carl A. Weber. © 1c. June
26, 1928; E 693911; Pauline EH. De-
Long, Seattle. 16516
Where the sunkist the golden west;
words by David P. Cera, music by
Burrell Van Buren. Junction City,
Wis., Cera pub. house. © June 11,
1928; 2c. June 27; E 694906; David
P. Cera, Junction City, Wis. 16517
Where you are—near or far; lyrics
by Jack Meskill, music by Meyer
Gusman; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by T. Kahana. © June 20, 1928;
2 e. June 21; E 693594; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. 16518
Where you carved your name; words
and melody by B. G. De Sylva, Lew
Brown and Ray Henderson.
June 26, 1928; E 694965; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc, New
York. 16519
Whether you’re wise or dumb; words
by Max Ewing, musie by S. Walter,
of Russia, domiciled at New York.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
July 26, 1928; EK 695677; Serge Wal-
ter, New York. 16520
While the birds will wing to you I'll
always cling; words and musie by
J. Bruckner. [Words and melody
Only] © 1c July 7, (1928; EB
695270; Joseph Bruckner, New York.
16521
Whimsical (A) waltz; by Florence A.
Goodrich; pf. © June 28, 1928; 2 «.
fuly. 2 >. By. G96034;, .Arthur, /P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 16522
Wh '/p me with a plenty of love; words
and melody by Lew Urquhart [i. e.
eas se rquharth :.C),1; ¢.< duly 31,
1928; E 695761; Louis Thomas Ur-
quhart, New York. 16523
Whisper sweetheart that you love me;
words and music by I. S. Conger,
alr. by Burrell Van Buren. Atlan-
tic City, N. J., Conger music house.
Ooty (0, 1928 - .BreaJubyed2 *\. Bb
695364; Irwin S. Conger, Atlantic
City. 16524
Whistlin’ (The) boy o’ Galway; by
Harvey Gaul; pf. © Apr. 23, 1928;
2c. June 20; E 694604; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 16525
White heather; words by Cornelia
Hambl n, music by M. A. Adler. ©
1 e@ July 25, 1928; E 696497; Myra
Agatha Adler, Ottawa, Kan. 16526
@il, ec:
16537
a
White (The) peacock; poem by Wil-
liam Sharp, music by L. Goodyear.
©1e. July 2, 1928; E 693873 ; Louis
“ Goodyear, Riverdale, Md. 16527
Whithorne (Emerson) Poem; by H.
Whithorne, op. 43; pf. and orch. Se.
© May 381, 1928; 2 c« June 20; E
694607; Carl Fischer, ine, New
York. 16528
Whittaker (W. G.) Four songs of the
northern roads; words by Wilfrid
Wilson Gibson, music by W. G. Whit-
taker, of Great Britain. 1. The
empty purse. [3 others] © Mar.
15, 1928; 1 ec. June 21; H 692650;
Oxford university press, London.
16529
Who can take the place of mother;
words by J. C. Steinmetz, music by
Lena Steinmetz. © June 30, 1928;
2 ¢e July 11; E 695350; Joseph C.
Steinmetz, Elyria, O. 16530
lyric and music by J.
Rivinius, Los Angeles, Colversity
press. 4to. © July 16, 1928; 2 c¢.
July 23; E 696406; Jean Rivinius,
St. Louis. 16531
Who-Hoover; words by Bob Foster,
music by Bernie Dolan. [Words and
melody only] ©1«. July 6, 1928;
E 693989; Bernard Dolan, New
York. 16532
Who put the B on Maloney; words by
Andrew B. Sterling, music by Rob-
ert, King.) © July: 24, 1928s) 2 e.
July 25; E 696484; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 16533
Who’s petting my pretty now; fox trot
ballad, words and music by Albert
L. Sisco and Milton Hoak; pf. and
ukulele acc. © June 11, 1928; 2c.
June 27; EH 694904; Albert L. Sisco,
Three Rivers, Mich. 16534
Who’s who in navy blue; march, by
John Philip Sousa, transcribed by
Ralph Colicchio; ten. banjo, with pf.
ace. © July 23, 1928; 2 ¢. July 24;
E 695625; Irving Berlin standard
music corp., New York. 16535
Why; words by Sam Gold, music by
Don Rockwell and Billy Hayes.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
June 26, 1928; E 698718; Spier &
Coslow, inc., New York. 16536
Why did you leave on the eve of my
dreams; words and music by R. Le
Favre. [Words and melody only]
©1e. July 19, 1928; H 695581; Rob-
ert LeFayre, Detroit. 165387
Who cares;
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16538
pt. III, n. s., v. 23.
Why did you teach me to love; words
by D. Irwin Schmid, music by Ar-
mand O. Hug. © June 12, 1928;
2c. June 14; E 694792; Sunny South
song writers, New Orleans. 16538
Why do I care; waltz, words and mu-
sic by Tom Ford and Arthur Per-
kins; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
May Singhi Breen. © July 10, 1928;
2c. July 10; E 695296; Bibo, Bloe-
don & Lang, inec., New York. 16539
Why do you bob your hair, girls;
words and melody by A. Reed. ©
1c June 27, 1928; E 694942; R. S.
Peer, New York. 16540
Why do you make me lonesome; words
by F. Ellsworth, music by I. Morris;
pf. ©l1e. July 5, 1928; E 693968;
Ivan Morris and Francis Ellsworth,
New York. 16541
Why do you play with a broken heart;
words by P. Walker,
Chester Escher; ist violin. © 1.
July 1%, 1928; E 695487; Penrose
Walker, Dunnellen, N. J. 16542
Why does the hyena laugh; words and
music by Frank Wood and John P.
Long, both of England; pf. and uku-
lele acc.; in G. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © June 4, 1928; 1 «.
June 15; H 692589; Francis, Day &
Hunter, ltd., London. 16543
Why should LI give up a new love;
fox trot, words and music by E. Le-
Sieur. if ex wunes27, 19282)
693750; Eugene LeSieur, Sanford,
Me. 16544
Wicek i wacek polka; melody by T. F.
Yadroga. © 1.¢ July 27, 1928; EB
696557 ; Tadeusz EF. Zadroga, Phila-
delphia. 16545
Wiedoeft’s (Rudy) folio of easy saxo-
phone solos; by R. Wiedoeft and
Hugo Frey; E flat alto and C melo-
dy saxophone, with pf. ace. © July
30;/ (1928 3) (2 ‘cn and nb Aus, a: A
1085885; Robbins music corp., New
York. 16546
Wielkanocne kazanie ksiedza; Hasters
oratorium by the priest, melody by
J. Kallini. © 1 ¢c. June 25, 1928;
E 693685; Josef Kallini, Brooklyn.
16547
Wielkanoe w staryne kraju (Haster in
the old country) ; melody by J. Kal-
lini. ©1ec. June 25, 1928; E 693686 ;
Josef Kallini, Brooklyn. 16548
Wife’s (A) song; 4 pt. song, words by
Lester Jenks, music by Harvey
music by
Gaul; women’s voices. 4to. © May
23, 1928; 2 c. June 20; E 694621;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 16549
Wigan (The) blues; words and music
by Fred Godfrey, of Great Britain;
pf. ace., with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in
G. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© July 9, 1928; 1 @ July 16; E
697174; Lawrence Wright music co.,
London. 16550
Wild flowers; by Paul Andrew, of
Great Britain; pf. 1. Opening buds.
[1 other] © June 18, 1928; 1 ¢.
June 23; E 692782; Lareine & co.,
ltd., London. 16551
Wild (The) Welsh coast; Welsh song,
words by John Marley, music by
Granville Bantock, of England. ©
June 9, 1928; 1 c. June 15; HE 692691 ;
Swan & co. (Music, publishers) Itd.,
London. 16552
Will the angels play their harps for
me; words by Walter Hirsch, music
by Monte Wilhite. © July 11, 1928;
2c. July 14; HE 695431; Ted Browne
music co., inc., Chicago. 16553.
Will you; words and music -by P. G.
Shinar, of Greece, domiciled at Port-
land, Or. © 1c July 16, 1928: EB
695499 ; Peggy George Shinar, Port-
land, Or. 16554
Will you always call me sweetheart;
words and music by Hddie Hanson;
pf. and ukulele acc. © July 18,
1928; 2c. July 21; E 696340; Milton
Weil music co., Chicago. 16555.
Will you ever come back to me; words
and musie by J. F. Goodrich. © 1 ec.
July 5, 1928; EH 695240; James Frank
Gocdrich, Pittsfield, Mass. 16556
Williams’ (John M.) third grade piano
book. © July 3, 1928; 2 c July 7;
EK 695253 ; Boston music ¢o., Boston.
16557
Willows’ shade; by Corbett Sumsion,
of Great Britain; pf. © May 17,
1928; 1 @. June 21; E 692637; Ox-
ford university press, London. 16558
Wilson dam blues; words and melody
by Wesley Wilson. © 1 ¢. June 21,
1928; H 693562; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 16559
Wioska; polka, melody by T. F. Za-
droga. © 1 ec. June 30, 1928; E
693813; Tadeusz F. Zadroga, Phila-
delphia, 16560
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
Wir sind die jungen; verse von Max
Dreyer, musik von Gust. Wohlge-
muth, of Germany, werk 78; ten. u.
basse. 4to. ©Decs;10, 1927; Lic.
June 13, 1928; E 692745; Otto For-
berg, Leipzig. 16561
Wise (The) old bird says, hoo, hoo,
Hoo-hoo-ver; words and music by
T. J. Honaker, arr. by George H.
Crumb: 4to, © July 21, 1928; 2c.
July 23; E 696420; Thomas Jesse
Honaker, Charleston, W. Va. 16562
Wise (A) old saw; words and music
by EF. Wrigley: pf. © 1c. July 28,
1928; E 695713; Francis Wrigley,
Sylvan, Wash. 16563
With the gien-folk; fantasy suite, by
Oscar Naylor, of Great Britain; pf.
1. The spell. [3 others} © July 23,
1928; 1 «@ July 19; EH 697232; W.
Paxton & co., ltd., London. 16564
With you; de Paris, de Jacques Fray,
of France; pf. © May 10, 1927;
1c. June 2; E 669031; Editions Arle-
quin, Paris. 16565
Within my mind; words by Baron
Keyes, music by L. A. Harline.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
July 20, 1928; E 695588; Leigh
Adrean Harline, San Francisco.
16566
Within your hands; words by Dena
Tempest, music by Dorothy Forster,
of England; med. voice. © July 13,
1O25; 2 ce: July 20; BH .696351; .G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 16567
Without you; ballad, words by Allen
Richmond, music by M. H. Daniel.
ee gne.29, 1928 2 @.) Jalyerd spel
696187; Mary Holmes Daniel, Los
Angeles. 16568
Wolf man; words and melody by Ar-
delle Bragg. ©1c. June 21, 1928;
E 693546; Chicago music pub. ©o.,
inc., Chicago. 16569
Woman (The) at the well; missionary
pageant, text by Verna Whinery,
musie by I. H. Meredith. 12mo. ©
Feb. 21, 1928: 2c. June 18; aff. June
27; A 1081683; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York. 16570
Woman sweeter than man; words and
melody by Lionel Belasco. © 1 e.
July 2, 1928; E 693882; J. O. Fisher,
New York. 16571
Women; from Blue eyes, words by
Clifford Grey, music by Frank
Tours. London, Chappell & co., Itd.
7513—28——10
16582
a
© June 20, 1928; 2 c. June 26; KE
694785; Harms, inc., New York.
16572
Wonderful girl; words and music by
F. E. Carey. © 1c. July 17, 1928;
E 695500; Frank HE. Carey, San Jose,
Calif. 16573
Wonderful sweetheart of mine; words
and music by A. EH. Buckingham.
Berkeley, Calif., Fireside songs. ©
July 38, 1928; 2c. July 11; E 696118;
Albert Edward Buckingham, Berke-
ley, Calif. 16574
Wonderin’; words by Ida Simpson,
music by B. Boyd. [Words and mel-
ody ionly] “'©* 1 c.“Fune 27,°1928;
H} 694947; Ida Simpson Bennett and
Bobbe Boyd, New York. 16575
Wond’ring why; waltz, words and mu-
sic by Graham Parsons, of HEng-
land; in C. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] ©: June 1, 1928; .1 ¢
June 14; E 69277 Silberman &
Solloway, London. 16576
Wondrous (The) pearl; words by Oli-
ver Murray Edwards, music by Wil-
liam Berwald; sop. and bar.; organ
ace. Syracuse, N. Y., Oliver musie
co. © June 6, 1928; 2 ¢ July 2;
E 695221; Oliver M. Edwards, Syra-
euse, N. Y. 16577
Wondrous (The) story; words by
Oscar E. Osterberg, music by N.
Carlson. © June 20, 1928; 2c. June
28; E 695090; Nathaniel Carlson,
Miami, Fla. 16578
Won’t you come with me; words and
music by EH. H. Klaas. © June 23,
1928; 2 c. June 23; EH 694781; Emil
H. Klaas, Cleveland. 16579
Wooler (Alfred) Six responses; by
A. Wooler. 4to. 1. Opening sen-
tence. [5 others] © July 11, 1928;
2 e. July 13; E 696168; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 16586
Working for the King; words by Law-
rence VY. Fish, music by Chas. Jes-
sop, of Great Britain; mixed voices.
8vo. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Feb. 18, 1928; 1 c. June
28; E 692897; James Broadbent &
son, Itd., Boston Spa, Yorks., HEng-
land. 16581
World (The) seems sad and lonesome
old dad since they have taken you
away; words and melody by W. J.
McCaffery. © 1c. July 18, 1928;
E 695564; Wm. J. McCaffery, New
Orleans. 16582
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16583
World (The) war song; words and
music by Lilly May [pseud. of L. H.
Stiles], arr. by O. 'W. Wilson.
[Words and melody only] ©1.
May 9, 1928; E 696160; Lillie Hand
Stiles, Lincoln, Neb. 16583
Wotta man; words and music by K.
K. Nichols. [Words and melody
only | Liye: (aly Oe 1928 eK
- 696092; Kenneth K. Nichols, New
- York, 16584
Would you call it a sin; words and
music by H. McDonald. [Photostat]
© 1c June 29, 1928; E 695156;
' Blizabeth McDonald, Memphis,
Tenn. 16585
Would you miss me if I went away;
words and music by Al Koppell; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua.
©), June’ 23, 1928* 2 @ June 27: b
694829; Jack Mills, ine, New York.
16586
Wouldn’t that be wonderful; words
and music by B. H.. McLaughlin.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
July 24, 1928; E 695648; Bernard
Howard McLaughlin, Boston.
16587
Wreck my ship on the bar; waltz song,
words and music by B. E. Mosby.
©i1c. July 11, 1928; EH 696149; Ben
Ellis Mosby, Kansas City, Mo.
16588
Wrist octaves; by Cuthbert Harris, of
Great. Britain: spf... ©. June. .25,
1928; 2 c. June 29; E 695114; Ar-
hur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 16589
Wynken, Blynken and Nod; words by
Eugene Field, music by Mary Eliza-
beth Rabe. © June 30, 1928; 2 e.
June 27; E 694823; Wesley Webster,
San Bruno, Calif. 16590
Xsenja; polka, by M. Lichtenstein; pf.
© 1c. June 26, 1928; E 694966;
Matus Lichtenstein, New York.
16591
Y. P. B. song book; words by Helen
L. Byrnes, and others, music by
Lucy Rider Meyer, and others, com-
piled by Winona R. Jewell. 12mo.
© June 19, 1928; 2 c June 27; aff.
June 25; A 1080958; National wom-
an’s Christian temperance union,
Evanston, Ill. 16592
Yamekraw; a negro rhapsody, by
. James P. Johnson, arr. by Wm.
Grant Still; orch. © July 25, 1928;
1c. July 21; H 696608; Alfred &
co., New York. 16593
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
Yascha Michaeloffsky’s melody; words
and melody by I. Berlin. © 1 «.
July 27, 1928; E 696555; Irving Ber-
lin, inec., New York. 16594
Yearning; words and music by HE. F.
Peterson. Park Ridge, Ill., Frances
music house. © May 19, 1928; 2 ¢.
June 27; E 694896; Ella Frances
Peterson, Park Ridge, Ill. 16595
Yearning for Mandalay; melody by
Preston Jackson. © 1c. June 21,
1928 ; HE 693565; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 16596
Yearning sweetheart for you; words
and music by R. W. Hall. [Photo-
stat] ©: 1 ¢ “dune 2seteeea
698753; R. W. Hall, Bellaire, O.
16597
Yellow (A) butterfly in a blue sky;
by Ida Bostelmann; pf. © June 30,
1928; 2c. June 29; EH 695133 ; Harold
Flammer, inc., New York. : 16598
Yellow dog blues; by Wm. C. Handy,
arr. by Geo. F. Briegel; with pf. acc.
4to. 1. Brass quartette.—2. Saxo-
phone quartette. © June 28, 1928;
2c. each July 2; E 696527, 696528;
Alfred & co., New York.
16599, 16600
Yellow (The) mask; selection, by
Vernon Duke, of Great Britain; full
military band. London, Boosey &
co., ltd. © June 29, 1928; 1 e. July
20; E 697222; Ascherberg, Hopwood
& Crew, ltd., London. 16601
Yes, do not monkey with the buzz
saw; words and melody by J. J.
Schneider. © 1c. July 24, 1928;
EH 695645; John J. Schneider, Phila-
delphia. 16602
Yes he is my man; words and melody
by, E..M. Roberts..-© 2 ed gly.2s.
1928; HE 696444; E. Manning Rob-
erts, Stockton, Calif. 16603
Yes! sorority; words and music by
Howard Johnson, Charles Tobias
and Jack Ellis; pf. acc. with uku-
lele arr. by A. J. Franchini. ©
June: 21,,;1928; 2 eedune 22)-h
693599; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
ine., New York. 16604
Yes! yes! yes; words and music by
W. E. Crane. © 1c. June 20, 1928;
E 694658; Warren Eugene Crane,
Seattle. 16605
Yid (Der) in gulis; words by Charles
Simon, musie by J. Jaffe. [Words
898
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
% 16629
and melody only] © 1c. June 29,
1928; E 695170; Julius Jaffe, New
York. 16606
Yo ho; words and melody by R. K.
Fletcher. 4to. fc.” aune: ou;
1928; E 693854; Richmond Knapp
Fletcher, Newton, Mass. 16607
Yodel lullabye; words and music by
A. E. Johnson, of Norway, domiciled
at New York, arr. by Eugene Con-
eae semis 4G) de... July 1L,., 1928 3, B
696163; Anton E. Johnson, New
York. 16608
Yolando ; by William Frederick
Peters; 1st violin. © 1c. July 7,
1928; E 695552; Julia Peters, Engle-
wood, N. J. 16609
Yosel and Yukel; words by M. Rund,
music by Ben Greif. [Words and
melody only] ©l1c. June 18, 1928;
E 693469; Morris Rund, New York.
16610
You ain’t the last man; words by Eva
Fears, melody by Elzadie Robinson
and Eva Fears. © 1c. June 21,
1928; E 693530; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 16611
You-all; words and music by Hortense
Ford, e6o@© 41 <e@ «July; 2; 1928;°)B
693899; Hortense O. Ford, Tampa,
Fla. 16612
You alone; words by Jean Herbert,
music by Bernard Maltin. [Words
and melody only] © 1. July 30,
1928; E 696626; Spier and Coslow,
inc., New York. 16613
You bet I do; words and music by
Lou Brown and J. Fred Coots.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
July 3, 1928; E 693919; DeSylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine., New York.
16614
You bob; words and melody by Lionel
Belasco. © 1 ¢. July 2,.1928: BH
693877; J. O. Fisher, New York.
16615
You brought me the sunshine; words
and music by L. L. Yost and Merrill
D. Doyle. [Photostat] ©1e. June
22, 1928; E 694704; Leland L. Yost,
Kerrville, Tex. 16616
You can not forget (Nem _ tudsz
elfeledni) ; English words by Lotus
F. Brown, music by Victor Gado;
pf. and ukulele acc. © June 19,
1928; 2 ec. June 21; E 694790; Gado
& sons, Kenmore, O. 16617
You could if you would; words by H.
D. Fields, music by Bill Barklow.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
July 31, 1928; HE 695743; Harold
Dock Fieids, Prairie View, Tex.
16618
You’d better change your mind; words
and melody by Q. R. Burke. © 1 ¢.
July 38, 1928; E 693928; Quentin R.
Burke, Stamford, Conn. 16619
You don’t care; words and music by
H. R. Brown. © 1c. July 10, 1928;
E 695325; Harold R. Brown, Abing-
ton, Mass. 16620
You gave me a rose; words by Robert
Hammond Stowell, music by R. P.
Yaw. © 1.¢. June 19, 1928; E
693479; Ralph Percy Yaw, Bakers-
field, Calif. 16621
You gave your love to someone; words
and music by <A. M. Stabinski.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
July 16, 1928} E 696272; Anthony
Martin Stabinski, Philadelphia.
16622
You have only got one mother; words
by A. Cope, music by Burrell Van
Buren. Chicago, Reedy-Cope music
house. © May 19, 1928; 2 c. June
27; E 694897; Agnes Cope, Chicago.
16623
You'll get a share of sorrow too; words
and music by J. Tucker. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 25,
1928; EH 693708; Jeannette Tucker,
New Orleans. 16624
You'll like Linton; words and music
by Mrs. Wayne Hamilton [i. e. Nell
B. Hamilton] © June 19, 1928; 2c.
June 29; E 695058; Nell B. Hamil-
ton, Linton, Ind. 16625
You'll never know; words and music
by M. A. Smart. © 1. July 11,
1928; E 696161; Marion A. Smart,
Chicago. 16626
You'll want me back; words and music
by R. Eberle. [Words and melody
Onty) (©: Le. Tuya s928 2
695478; Ray Eberle, New York.
16627
You made me love you; words by Jo’
Trent, music by Peter De Rose.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 26, 1928; EH 694972; Irving Ber-
lin, inc., New York. 16628
You might just as well; waltz, words
and melody by E. Dodson. © 1 «.
July 9, 1928; E 696106; Edgar Dod-
son, Oakland, Calif. 16629
899
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16630
You promised, but you forgot; words
and melody by M. E. Conard. ©1c.
July 23, 1928; E 696445; Marveline
BE. Conard, Menlo, Kan. 16630
You’re a real sweetheart; fox trot, by
Cliff Friend, arr. by O. Sciacca;
band. obl. 32mo. © July 17, 1928;
2 ce. July 18; E 696370; Leo Feist,
inec., New York. 16631
You’re a real sweetheart; fox trot,
lyric by Irving Caesar, music by
Cliff Friend, arr. by Joseph Nuss-
baum; orch. 4to. © June 14, 1928;
2 ce. June 16; E 694542; Leo Feist,
inc, New York. 16632
You’re a real sweetheart; fox trot,
words by Irving Caesar, music by
Cliff Friend. © June 19, 1928; 2 ¢.
June 21; E 694802; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 16633
You're a real sweetheart; fox-trot,
lyric by Irving Caesar, music by
Cliff Friend, organ arr. by Walter C.
Simon; pf. or organ.
16634
You’re all the world to me; words and
music by EH. J. Edwards; low voice.
[Words and melody only] © 1 .«.
July 23, 1928; E 696459; Harl Jack-
son Edwards, Los Angeles. 16635
Feist, ine., New York.
You’re an old fashioned girl of to-day; :
waltz, words and music by Art Boyd ;
pf. and ukulele acc. © 1 c. June
21, 1928; E 694706; John Charles
16636
You’re wonderful; words by Buddy
Fields, music by B. Fields, Jack
Gardner, and Paul Ash; pf. and
ukulele ace. © June 15, 1928; 2 «.
June 20; E 694562; Sherman, Clay
& co., San Francisco. 16637
You remind me of no one but you;
words by Jud Kline, music by A. G.
Bohne. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 30, 1928; EH 693840;
Arthur G. Bohne, Ozone Park, L. I.,
IN. aye 16638
You run—you run; words and melody
by Lionel Belasco. © 1. July 2,
1928; E 693881; J. O. Fisher, New
York. 16639
You still live in my heart; words and
music by Harriet Carter Renner, arr.
by Friedrich Janssen. © June 20,
1928; 2c. June 21; BH 694691; Wind-
sor music pub. co., Cleveland. 16640
Brinegar, Council Bluffs, Ia.
You tell me your dream; words by
Gus Kahn, music by Chas. N. Dan-
© Asuly | 7, .
1928; 2 ce. July 9; E 695447; Leo
pt. III, n. S., v. 23
iels; pf. and ukulele ace. © June 25,
1928; 2 c. June 29; E 695102; Villa
Moret, inc., San Francisco. 16641
You’ve got the right eye but you’re
peeping in the wrong keyhole; words
and melody by Bertha Idaho [pseud..
of B. Jordan] ©1c. May 26, 1928;
E 690894 ; Bertha Jordan, Baltimore.
16642:
You went away without saying good-
bye; words and music by A. HE.
Farmer. © July 21, 1928; 2c. July
23; E 696418; Arlie EH. Farmer,
Hiberton, Ga. 16643.
You won’t like Margie; words by Al
Dubin and Willie Raskin, music by
J. Russel Robinson; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by Harry Tiedeman. ©
June 20, 1928; 2c june Ss i
694665; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
co.,, New York. 16644
Young folks; (Kinderwalzer); by
Richard Krentzlin, of Germany, op.
118,,.no,.2. 1. Pi 2) Pio bands.
© July 11, 1928; 2 c. each July 13;
E 696174, 696175; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 16645, 16646
Young (The) guardsmen; march, by
Leon Jessel, of Germany; pf.
July 26; 1928; 2° ¢. Saly 28 ;3 Eh
696595 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 16647
Young (The) pianist: his book (Das
buch des jungen pianisten); ten
easy pieces, by David Dushkin. obl..
8vo. © July 15, 1928; 2 ¢ July 3;
E 696280; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany. 16648
Young (The) violinist’s A-B-C’s along
with the 1-2-3’s; by F. J. Wilmus.
bk. 1, 2... © 1 ¢ each June 22, 1928;
E 693876; Frederick Joseph Wil-
mus, Calumet, Mich. 16649:
Your dark eyes (Tes beaux yeux) ;
lyric by Jacques Boria, English ver-
sion by Frederick H. Martens, music
by Mathilde von Oesteren. © July
23, 1928; 2 c. July 25; HB 696584;
John Church co., Cincinnati. 16650
Your [!] just a little bit of every-
thing I love; lyrics and music by
M. Gordon. [Words and melody
Ghly} (Or? @* Waly Vale reese
696424; Mack Gordon, Brooklyn.
16651
Your kisses and smiles; words by C.
Craig, musie by Roeb’t H. Brennen.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
June 30, 1928; E 6938835; Claud
Craig, Hast St. Louis, Il. 16652
860
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
Your mamma needs you now; words
by Ida Simpson, music by B. Boyd.
[Words and melody only] ©1«..
June 27, 1928; E 694948; Ida Simp-
son Bennett and Bobbe Boyd, New
York. 16653
‘Your worries ain’t like mine; words
and melody by Andy Razaf. ©1e.
July 11, 1928; E 696146; Georgia
musie co,, New York. 16654
Za naSim sadem; valcik se zpevem,
arr. by Louis Vitak; pf. with words.
(operas | 25. 1908- Fe July 12;
E 695371; Vitak-Elsnic co., Chicago.
~ 16655
Zampa; ouverture de Hérold. arr. de
F. Salabert, of France; orch., avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © June 20,
1928; 1 ec. July 3; E 697159; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 16656
Zarliva polka (Jealous polka); by
Anton Brousek; conductor pt.; in
Bee oe) | CC. July, 3, 1928; #
693917; Consolidated music pub.
house, Chicago. 16657
Zawziela dziewezyna polka (Stubborn
girl) ; by Frank Dukli, arr. by Louis
Vitak; concertina. © ic. June 26,
1928; E 693701; Vitak-Elsnic co.,
Chicago. 16658
Zero; polka, by John M. Coleman;
accordion. © June 18, 1928; 2 c¢.
June 23; E 693614; B. Quattrocioc-
che, Steubenville, O. 16659
Zur jubelfeier; eines lehrers oder
geistlichen, gedicht von Aug. Lan-
sky, musik von Franz Kessler, op.
12, bearb. von Herm. Wenzel, of
a! 16666
Mar si 12s imesh iunems; EH
692703; Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 16660
Zweite blumenlese; yon Julius Weiss-
Arthur Seybold, both of Germany,
op. 538, beliebte volks- u. opernmelo-
dien, leicht u. instruktiv fortschrie-
tend bearb. fiir angehende violinis-
ten, 1 lage; 2 violinen u. pf. ©
Mar. 23, 1928; 1 « June 13; HB
692734; Julius Weiss musikverlag,
Walter Thomass, Berlin. 16661
Zweiter fortschritt des jungen violin-
isten; von Julius Weiss u. Arthur
Seybold, both of Germany, op. 54;
2 violinen, en dritte lage u. pf. heft
1 bis 4 komplett. © Mar. 23, 1928;
thie, dune’ 13; -E.. 689153. Julius
Weiss musikveriag, Walter Thomass,
Berlin. 16662
1. sonate (1°°° sonate); von Hrwin
Schulhoff, of Czechoslovakia; pf. ©
Apr. 7, 1928; 1 ec. May 14; E 692836;
Universal-edition actiengesellschaft,
Vienna. 16663
S1st (The); march song, words and
musie by T. G. Hazenbush. Los
Angeles, Calif., Los Angeles music
pub. co.. © June 19, 1928; 2 e.
June 25; E 693676; Thomas George
Hazenbush, Los Angeles. 16664
1848; aufruhr-revolutions scenen,
piéce symphonique, von Adolphe
Gauwin, of France; oreh., mit pf.
direktion. ©. July -2, 1928; 1 e.
July 24; E 697258; Anton J. Ben-
jamin, Leipzig. 16665
1927; words and musie by F. E. Fritz.
© June 28, 1928; 2 c July 5; EB
695519; Frances E. Fritz, Oakland.
Germany; mi&nnerchor. 4to. © Calit. ~" 16666
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1928:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 27 unpublished ) __ 138
Class B, Musical compositions (including 5,268 unpublished) _________ 16, 528
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861
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RIGHT HAS, BEEN, RENEWEDVUNDER (SEC@y ete
ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909
°A frangesa ; march, by P. Mario Costa,
arr. by T. M. Tobani; pf. © Theo-
dore Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights,
L. I., N. ¥., aS the author of the ar-
rangement. R 45411, June 12, 1928.
at!
Abundantly satisfied; words by E. E.
Hewitt, music by Wm. J. Kirkpat-
rick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, German-
town, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 45725, June
21, 1928. 2 |,
Affection; by R. Ferber; pf. © Rich-
ard Ferber, Eau Claire, Wis., as the
author. R 45734, June 7, 1928. 3
All alone; by R. Ferber; pf. © Rich-
ard Ferber, Eau Claire, Wis., as the
author. R 45732, June 7, 1928. 4
All hail King Emmanuel; words by
Mrs. E. N. Turner, music by I. H.
Meredith. © I. H. Meredith, New
York, as the author of the music. R
45218, June 15, 1928. 5
All soul’s day; sacred song, by E. S.
Lassen, arr. by T. M. Tobani; orch.
© Theodore Moses Tobani, Jackson
Heights, L. I, N. Y., as the author
of the arrangement. R 45419, June
12, 1928. j 6
Along the King’s highway; words and
music by C. H. Gabriel. © Charles
H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the
author. R 45537, May 2, 1928. {6
Angel eyes; by V. Kemp; high voice.
© Victor Kemp, Port Gamble,
Wash., as the author. R 45470, June
25, 1928. 8
Angel’s serenade; by C. Braga, arr. by
T. M. Tobani; cornet in B flat and
pf. © Theodore Moses Tobani,
Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the
author of the arrangement. R 45407,
June 12, 1928. 9
Angel’s (The) sweet refrain; words by
Grant Colfax Tullar, music by I. H.
Meredith. © I. H. Meredith, New
York, as the author of the music.
R 45214, June 15, 1928. 10
[16666
Animal song; from a Modern Santa
Claus, by H. R. Shelley; high voice.
(© Harry Rowe Shelley, New York,
as the author. R- 45484, July 25,
1928, ‘ft
Army (The) of the cross; words and
music by C. A. Miles. © C. Austin
Miles, Philadelphia, as the author.
R 45260, June 16, 1928. 12
Bagatelle; by P. A. Schnecker; pf. ©
Louise N. Schnecker, New York, as
the widow of the author. R 45447,
June 27, 1928. ’ 13
Ballettino; by P. A. Schnecker; pf. ©
Louise N. Schnecker, New York, as
the widow of the author. R 45444,
June 27, 1928. - 14
Beauties charms; waltz, by T. M. To-
bani, op. 393; pf. © Theodore Moses
Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. I. N.
Y., as the author. R 45391, June 12,
1928. 15
Beautiful home of the blest; words by
Mrs. R. N. Turner, music by Wm.
J. Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirkpat-
rick, Germantown, Pa.,,as the widow
of the author of the music. R 45712,
June 21, 1928. 16
Beautiful sunbeams; words by Jennie
Wilson, music by C. A. Miles. ©
C. Austin Miles, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 45269, June
16, 1928. clrg
Believe me if all those endearing young
charms [and] Garry Owen; Irish
melodies, by Willie Pape, op. 26, ed.
and fingered by L. Oesterle; pf.
Louis Oesterle, New York, as the
author of the editing. R 43613, Dec.
i, 192 18
Bells of hope; words by Lizzie De
Armond, music by C. A. Miles. ©
C. Austin Miles, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 45267, June
16, 1928. 19
Bendemeer’s stream; by Moore, arr. by
Albert Mildenberg; female cho. ©
862
RENEWALS
no. 7, 1928
x 16666 (42)
Sarah Mildenberg, Jamaica, L. L,
N. Y., as the executor of the author.
R 45225, June 14, 1928. 20
Bethlehem; solo for Christmastide,
words by Phillips Brooks, music by
H. R. Shelley; in B flat. © Harry
Rowe Shelley, New York, as the au-
thor of the music. R 45472, June
25, 1928. 21
Birdie’s message; by R. -Ferber; pf.
© Richard Ferber, Eau Claire, Wis.,
as the author. R 45738, June 7,
1928. 22
Bizet (Georges) Les réves (Dreams) ;
song without words, ed. and fingered
by L. Oesterle; pf. © Louis Oesterle,
New York, as the author of the edit-
ing. R 45566, June 30, 1928. 23
Boating song; words by Birdie Bell,
music by D. Smith; male quartette.
© De Loss Smith, Missoula, Mont.,
as the author of the music. R 45200,
June 8, 1928. 24
Brahms (Johannes) Hungarian dance,
no. 6; rey. with reference to notation,
fingering and marks of expression,
by Heinrich Germer. © Leo Germer,
Dresden, Germany, as the child of the
deceased author of the revision. R
45486, June 28, 1928. 25
Bridal song; intermezzo, from Rural
wedding, by C. Goldmark, arr. by
T. M. Tobani; orch. © Theodore
Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. I.,
N. Y., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 45402, June 12, 1928. 26
Bride’s (A) prayer (Das gebet einer
braut) ; by H. Strobl, arr. by T. M.
Tobani; orch. © Theodore Moses
Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. I., N.
Y., as the author of the arrangement.
R 45400, June 12, 1928. aa
Brook (The) ; words by E. Buek, music
by Albert Mildenberg. © Sarah
Mildenberg, Jamaica, L. I., N. Y., as
the executor of the author. R 45226,
June 14, 1928. 28
Bugville (The) parade; by N. Brown;
pf. © Nick Brown, New York, as
the author. R 453857, June 11,
1928. 29
Can I forget; words by Helen Hay,
music by Reginald De Koven; in C.
© Anna F. De Koven, New York,
as the widow of the author of the
music. R 45473, June 25, 1928. 30
Capricietto; by Ph. Scharwenka, op.
45, no. 2, rev. with reference to no-
tation, fingering and marks of ex-
pression, by Heinrich Germer. ©
Leo Germer, Dresden, Germany, as
the child of the deceased author of
the revision. R 45491, June 28,
1928. 31
Carol sweet and cheerily; words by
H. A. Henry, music by C. H. Ga-
briel. © Charles H. Gabriel, Berke-
ley, Calif., as the author of the music.
R 45539, May 2, 1928. By
Carol sweetly carol; words and music
by C. A. Miles. ©C. A. Miles, Phila-
delphia, as the author. R 452738,
June 16, 1928. 33
Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stéphanie)
Callirhoe; variations by T. M. To-
bani; orch. © Theodore Moses To-
bani, Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y.,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 45636, June 30, 1928. 34
Pas des echarpes; scarf dance,
from Callirhoe, arr. by T. M. Tobani;
orch. © Theodore Moses Tobani,
Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the
author of the arrangement. R 456387,
June 30, 1928. 35
Cheerily, cheerily singing; words and
music by C. A. Miles. © C. Austin
Miles, Philadelphia, as the author.
R 45275, June 16, 1928. 36
Children of God; words by W. C. Mar-
tin, music by J. M. Black. © J. M.
Black, Williamsport, Pa., as the
author of the music. R 45693, June
21, 1928. 37
Children’s (The) army; words by Jen-
nie Wilson, music by C. A. Miles.
© C. Austin Miles, Philadelphia, as
the author of the music. R 45279,
June 16, 1928. 38
Children’s (The) call; words by W. C.
Martin, music by J. M. Black. ©
J. M. Black, Williamsport, Pa., as
the author of the music. R 45697,
June 21, 1928. 39
Chorus of toymakers from Santa Claus
land; by H. R. Shelley. © Harry
Rowe Shelley. New York, as the
author. R 45463, June 25, 1928. 40
Christ and I are one; words by Kate
Ulmer, music by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick.
© Lizzie - Kirkpatrick, Germantown,
Pa., as the widow of the author of
the music. R 45716, June 21, 1928.
41
Christ receiveth sinners; words by
Charlotte G. Homer, music by C. H:
Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif., as the author of the
music. R 45526, May 2, 1928. 42
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Close, close to Thee; words and music
by C. A. Miles. © C. Austin Miles,
Philadelphia, as the author. R
45375, June 9, 1928. 43
Cold is the winter night; Christmas
earols, from The coming of Christ,
by John Farmer. 1. Four-pt. cho.—
2. Two treble voices. © Henry
Farmer, London, as the child of the
deceased author. R 45513, 45514.
June 29, 1928. 44, 45
Come this way; words by EH. E. Hewitt,
music by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick. ©
Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Germantown,
Pa., as the widow of the author of
the music. R 45710, June 21, 1928.
46
Coming (The) of Christ; carol service
in 2 pts., by John Farmer; treble
voices. © Henry Farmer, London,
as the child of the deceased author.
R 45498, June 29, 1928. AT
Coming (The) of Christ; choral serv-
ice in 2 pts., by John Farmer; solo
voices, cho. and orch.
Farmer, London, as the child of the
deceased author. R 45510, June 29,
1928. 48
Concert (The) helper; Easter treas-
ury no. 5, ed. by H. S. Lorenz. ©
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O., as the
proprietor. R 45667, Jan. 21, 1928.
49
Concerto no. 6; for violin, with acc.
of orch., by Charles de Beriot, op.
70, ed. and fingered by Henry Schra-
dieck;. violiniand ipf.;..4m A. ©): J.
Alice Sehradieck; Brooklyn, as the
widow of the author of the editing.
R 48610, Dec. 7, 1927. 50
=
Concerto no. 7; for violin, with ace.
of orch., by Charles de Beriot, op.
76, ed. and fingered by Henry Schra-
dieck; violin and pf; in G © J.
Alice Schradieck, Brooklyn, as the
widow of the author of the editing.
R 48611, Dec. 7, 1927. 51
Crack o’ the whip; mareh and two-
step, by S. R. Henry [pseud. of H.
R. Stern] © Henry R. Stern, New
York, as the author. R 45362, June
21, 1928. 52
Cradle song; by P. T. Miersch, op. 27,
no. 2; string orch. © Paul Th.
Miersch, New York, as the author.
R 45428, June 23, 1928. 53
Cradle song; by P. T. Miersch, op. 27,
no: 2; violin and pf. © Paul Th.
Miersch, New York, as the author.
R 45426, June 30, 1928. 54
Henry |
pt. m1, n. s., v. 23
Crown Him! everlasting King; Easter
hymn, words from the Bible, music
by George William Warren; with
solos for sop., contralto, ten., bar.
or basso and full cho., organ ace. ©
Charles H. Warren, New York, as
the child of the deceased author of
the music. R 45731, Feb. 28, 1928.
55
Danse moderne; by Albert Milden-
berg; pf., four hands. © Sarah
Mildenberg, Jamaica, L. I., N. Y.,
as the executor of the author. R
45228, June 14, 1928. 56
Departed (Dahin); words by Karl
Stieler, English version by Helen D.
Tretbar, music by Bruno Oscar
Klein, op. 745. 00l)a.0 Re) Aa asks,
Klein, New York, as the widow of
the author of the music. R 45458,
June 27, 1928. Tl
Dimples; by V. Kemp; high voice. ©
Victor Kemp, Port Gamble, Wash.,
as the author. R 45469, June 25,
1928. 58
Down where the ecotton blossoms
grow; words by Andrew B. Sterling,
music by H. Von Tilzer. © Harry
Von Tilzer, New York, as the au-
thor. R 45356, June 20, 1928. 59
Earth’s new born Savior; words by
Mrs. Frank A. Breck, music by Hil-
ton Woods [pseud. of Grant Colfax
Tullar] © Grant Colfax Tullar,
New York, as the author of the mu-
sic..” R 45216, June 15, 1928. 60
Easter bells; words by Lizzie Akers,
musi¢ by OWE Biltcke 4G ie VE.
Black, Williamsport, Pa., as the au-
ther of the music. R 456838, June
2p) tons LS pel 61
Hiegie; by A. Czibulka, arr. by T: M.
Tobani; orch., with solo for violin
or cello. © Theodore Moses Tobani,
Jackson Heights, 2.1. Ny as Ene
author of the arrangement. R
45401, June 12, 1928. 62
Elegy; by P. T. Miersch, op. 27, no..1;
string orch. © Paul Th. Miersch,
New York, as the author. R 45427,
June 23, 1928: 63
EHlegy; by P. T. Miersch, op. 27, no. 1;
violin and pf. © Paul Th. Miersch,
New York, as the author. R 45425,
June 30, 1928. 64
Emotion; by R. Ferber; pf. © Rich-
ard Ferber, Hau Claire, Wis., as the
author. R 45733, June 7, 1928. 65
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En Bohéme (Bohemian ways); blu-
ette, par Constantin Sternberg, op.
82; pf. © Mathilda von Sternberg,
New Brunswick, N. J., as the widow
of the author. R 45459, June 27,
1928. 66
Evening sentence; sacred solo, by
H. R. Shelley; alto or mezzo-sop.
© Harry Rowe Shelley, New York,
as the author. R 45462, June 25,
1928. : 67
Ever trusting Jesus: words and music
by C. A. Miles. © C. Austin Miles,
Philadelphia, as the author. R
45263, June 16, 1928. > 68
Everlasting (The) arms; words by
Mary R. Tilden, music by Wm. J.
Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick,
Germantown, Pa.. as the widow of
the author of the music. R 45729.
June 21. 1928. 69
Eyes of love; schottische, by T. M. To-
bani, op. 392; orch. © Theodore
Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights,
L. I., N. Y., as the author of the ar-
rangement. R 45418, June 12, 1928.
70
First (The) Christmas song; words
by Grant Colfax Tullar, music by
I. H. Meredith. © I. H. Meredith,
New York, as the author of the mu-
Sic. R 45207, June 15, 1928. (al
First (The) Christmas story; Christ-
mas service, by I. H. Meredith and
G. C. Tullar. © I. H. Meredith and
Grant Colfax Tullar. New York, as
the authors. R 45223, June 15.
1928. 72
Flower song (Blumenlied); by G.
Lange, arr. by T. M. Tobani; cornet
in A and pf. © Theodore Moses
Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. LI,
N. Y., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 45409, June 12, 1928. 73
Follow the standard; words and mu-
sic by C. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the au-
thor. R 45540, May 2, 1928. 74
For all the saints that from their la-
bours rest; sacred duet, by H. R.
Shelley; sop. and alto. © Harry
Rowe Shelley, New York, as the au-
thor. R 45465, June 25, 1928. (3,
From afar; Gospel anthem, music by
C. H. Gabriel. © Charles H. Ga-
briel, Berkeley, Calif., as the author
of the music. R 45532, May 2, 1928.
76
Fully satisfied; words by W. C. Mar-
tin, music by J. M. Black. © J. M.
Black, Williamsport, Pa., as the au-
thor of the music. R 45692, June
2 DO2S, 0% 77
Gentle Jesus: words by Flora Kirk-
land, music by I. H. Meredith. ©
I. H. Meredith, New York. as the
author of the music. R 45206, June
15, 1928. TS
Glory (The) holds; words by L. Il.
Pickett, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R
455384, May 2, 1928. rt)
Glory to Emmanuel; words by Lizzie
De Armond, music by C. C. Ackley
[pseud. of I. H. Meredith] © I. H.
Meredith, New York, as the author
of the music. R 45215, June 15,
1928. 8
Goblin (The) market (Gnomen
markt) ; cantata, founded on Chris-
tine Rosetti’s poem and adapted by
M. C. Gillington, music by Vittorio
Ricci; sop. and alto solos, two or
three-pt. cho., for treble voices. ©
Maria Ricci, Florence, Italy, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 45499, June 29, 1928. 81
God is our refuge; Gospel anthem,
music by C. H. Gabriel. © Charles
H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the
author of the music. R 45529, May
2, 1928. 82
God is over all; words by Johnson
Oatman, jr.. music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick,
Germantown, Pa., as the widow of
the author of the music. R 45707,
June 21, 1928. 83
God is watching o’er us; words by
W. C. Martin, music by J. M. Black.
© J. M. Black, Williamsport, Pa..
as the author. R 48857, June 21,
1928. 84
God of my life, be near; response, mu-
sic by H. M. Dunham; mixed voices
and organ. © Henry M. Dunham,
Brookline, Mass., as the author. ER
45431, June 12, 1928. 85
God that madest earth and heaven;
words and music by M. T. Salter;
mixed voices, with organ or pf. ace.;
in D flat. © Mary Turner Salter,
New York, as the author. R 45435,
June 12, 1928. 86
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God wants my life to be a song ; words
by Lizzie De Armond, music by C. H.
. Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif., as the author of the
music. R 45538, May 2, 1928. 87
Goutte (Une) de pluie (A raindrop) ;
by A. Kopylow, op. 18, no. 4, ed. and
fingered by lL. Oesterle; pf. .©
Louis Oesterle, New York, as the
author of the editing and fingering.
R 45674, June 30, 1928. 88
Grieve not the spirit; words by Char-
lotte G. Homer, music by C. H. Ga-
briel. © Charles H. Gabriel, Berke-
ley, Calif., as the author of the mu-
sic. R 45523, May 2, 1928. 89
Gypsy’s (The) secret (Zigeunerkind’s
geheimniss) ; words by Tirza Mira,
English version by Helen D. Tret-
bar, music by Bruno Oscar Klein, op.
74, no. 1; sop. © Anna L. Klein,
New York, as the widow of the au-
thor of the music. R 45454, June
27, 1928. 90
Ha-le, ha-lo; or, That’s what the Ger--
mans sang, words by Will A. Heelan,
music by J. Fred Helf. © Mar-
garet Mahany, New York, as the
widow of the author of the words
and Bessie Helf, New York, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 45365, June 28, 1928.
Handel (Georg Friedrich) Arioso;
arr. by IT. M. Tobani; orch. © The-
odore Moses Tobani, Jackson
Heights, L. I.. N. ¥., as the author
of the arrangement. R 453890, June
12,7 1928. 92
Hail, glad Christmas time; words by
Grant Colfax Tullar, music arr. by
I. H. Meredith. © I. H. Meredith,
New York, as the author of the
music. R 45208, June 15, 1928. 93
Happiness; by R. Ferber; pf. © Rich-
ard Ferber, Hau Claire, Wis., as
the author. R 45735, June 7, 1928.
94
Hark, hark, my soul; by W. J. Kraft;
sop.; with organ ace. © William
J. Kraft, New Haven, as the author.
R 454386, June 12, 1928. 95
Haydn (Franz Josef) Surprise sym-
phony; arr. by T. M. Tobani; orch.
(© Theodore Moses Tobani, Jackson
Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the author
of the arrangement. R 45417, June
12, 1928. 96
He will meet me at the gate; words
by Johnson Oatman, jr., music by
pt. N1jynss. Ves
Cc. A. Miles. © C. Austin Miles,
Philadelphia, as the author of the
music. R 45380, June 9, 1928. 97
Hear ye the battle ery; words and
music by C. A. Miles. © C. Austin
Miles, Philadelphia, as the author.
R 45262, June 16, 1928. 98
Heed the call; words by W. C. Mar-
tin, music by J. M. Black. © J. M.
Black, Williamsport, Pa., as the au-
thor of the music. R 45684, June 21,
1928. 99
Hiawatha’s departure; cantata, from
Scenes from the Song of Hiawatha,
words by H. W. Longfellow, music
by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, op. 30,
no. 4; sop., ten. and bar. soli, cho.
and orch. Vocal sc. © Jessie Sarah
Fleetwood Ccoleridge-Taylor, Croy-
don, Surrey, England, as the widow
of the author of the music. R 45570,
Jan. 11, 1928. 100
Hiawatha’s vision; from Scenes from
the Song of Hiawatha, words by H.
W. Longfellow, music by Samuel
Coleridge-Taylor, op. 30. © Jessie
Sarah Fleetwood Coleridge-Taylor,
Croydon, Surrey, England, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 45567, Jan. 11, 1928. 101
His love enfolds me; words by Flora
Kirkland, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 45732, June
21, 1928. 102
Hosanna, hosanna ; words and music by
Cc. A. Miles © C. Austin Miles,
Philadelphia, as the author. R 45278,
June 16, 1928. 103
Hymn to the Flag; words by Fanny
J. Crosby, music by Ira D. Sankey;
pf. © Grace V. Sankey, Northfield,
Mass., as the next of kin of the
author who is not living. R 44067,
June 21, 1928. 104
I am happy in my Saviour; words by
W.C. Martin, music by J. M. Black.
© J. M. Black, Williamsport, Pa.,
as the author. R 45695, June 21,
1928. 105
I'll be there; words by W. C. Martin,
music by J. M. Black. © J. M.
Black, Williamsport, Pa., as the au-
thor of the music. R 45698, June
21, 1928. 106
I'll be with you when the roses bloom
again; words by Harry Hilliard
[pseud. of W. D. Cobb], music by
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Will Whitmore. © Will D. Cobb,
New York, as the author of the
words. R 45847, June 9, 1928. 107
I’m glad I came home; words and
music by C. F. Weigele. © C. F.
Weigele, Sebring, Fla., as the author.
R 45358, June 21, 1928. 108
Y’m not coming back; words by Walter
H. Ford, music by J. W. Bratton. ©
John W. Bratton, Brooklyn, as the
author. R 44621, Apr. 11, 1928. 109
I’ve anchored in Jesus; words and
music by LH. Jones, ©' Lo
Jones, Santa Barbara, Calif., as the
author. R 45229, June 9, 1928. 110
I’ve given my heart to Jesus; sacred
song, words by Ida L. Reed, music
by C. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif:, as the au-
thor of the music. R 45524, May 2,
1928. tt
I’ve grown so used to you; words and
music by T. Chattaway. © Thurland
Chattaway, Milford, Conn., as the
author. R 452838, June 9, 1928. 112
1 will arise; words by EH. H. Hewitt,
music by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick. ©
Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Germantown,
Pa., as the widow of the author of
the music. R 45703, June 21, 1928.
1itH1S
Ideal band book; by Lgarendeau, Teit-
zel and others. © Jolin Church co.,
Cincinnati, as the proprietor. R
45746, May 3, 1928. 114
Impatience; by R. Ferber; pf. ©
Richard Ferber, Eau Claire, Wis.,
as the author. R 45736, June 7,
1928. 115
Impromptu; by Constantin Sternberg,
op. 88. © Mathilda von Sternberg,
New Brunswick, N. J., as the widow
of the author. R 45460, June 27,
1928. 116
In balmy nights (In | lauschiger
nacht); waltz from Die land-
streicher, by C. M. Ziehrer, op. 488,
arr. by T. M. Tobani; pf. © Theo-
dore Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights,
L. I, N. Y., as the author of the
arrangement. R 453898, June 12,
1928. ral
in flagranti; polka, from Die land-
streicher, by C. M. Ziehrer, arr. by
T. M. Tobani; orch. © Theodore
Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights, L.
I., N. Y., as the author of the ar-
rangement. R 454138, June 12, 1928.
118
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In flagranti; polka from Die land-
streicher, by C. M. Ziehrer, op. 491,
arr. by T. M. Tobani; pf. © Theo-
dore Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights,
L. IL, N. Y¥., as the author of the
arrangement. R 45396, June 12,
1928. 119
In the great somewhere; words and
music by Paul Dresser. © Theodore
Dreiser, New York, as the next of
kin of the author, who is not living.
R 45284, June 9, 1928. 120
In the many mansions; words by EH. EH.
Hewitt, music by Wm. J. Kirkpat-
rick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 45724, June
21, 1928. Lai
In the woods; by N. W. Gade, op. 41,
no. 1, rev. with reference to nota-
tion, fingering and marks of expres-
sion, by Heinrich Germer. © Leo
Germer, Dresden, Germany, as the
child of the deceased author of the
revision. R 45489, June 28, 1928.
$22
Inner (The) court; words by Flora
Kirkland, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 45721, June
Zi 1928: 123
Intermezzo; by G. Pierne, arr. by T.
M. Tobani; orch. © Theodore
Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights, L.
E. N.ok. as the author of the ar
rangement. R 45423, June 12, 1928.
124
Js there no one to tell; words and
music by C. A. Miles. © C. Austin
Miles, Philadelphia. as the author.
R 45382, June 9, 1928. 125
Jane, Jane, Jane; words by Will A.
Heeland, music by J. Fred Helf.
© Margaret Mahany, as the widow
of the author of the words and
Bessie Helf, as the widow of the
author of the music, New York. R
45363, June 7, 1928. 126
Jesus calls for soldiers; words and
music by C. A. Miles. © C. Austin
Miles, Philadelphia, as the author.
R 45257, June 16, 1928. Aer
Jesus ever nigh; words by W. C. Mar-
tin, set to Spanish melody, arr. by
J. M. Black. © James M. Black,
Williamsport, Pa., as the author of
the arrangement of the music. R
43861, Dee. 31, 1927. 128
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Jesus only Jesus; words by Johnson
Oatman, jr., music adapted by Wm.
J. Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirkpat-
rick, Germantown, Pa., as the widow
of the author of the adaptation of
the music. R 45706, June 21, 1928.
129
Jesus Saviour we would see Thee;
words by John Bancroft Devins, mu-
sic by Ira D. Sankey. © Grace V.
Sankey, Northfield, Mass., as the
next of kin of the author of the
music. R 45699, June 21, 1928. 130
Jesus tender shepherd; words by W.
C. Martin, music by J. M. Black.
© J. M. Black, Williamsport, Pa.,
as the author of the music. R
45681, June 21, 1928. 131
Jonas (Alberto) Toceata; op. 14; pf.
© Alberto Jonas, New York, as the
author. R 45668, June 30, 1928. 132
Joy bells ring; words by Lizzie De |
Armond, music by C. C. ‘Ackley
[pseud. of I. H. Meredith] © I. H.
Meredith, New York, as the author
of the music. R 45221, June 15,
1928. 133
Jubilate Deo; by G. F. Hamer; mixed
voices, with organ ace. © George
F. Hamer, Lawrence, Mass., as the
author. R 45437, June 12,1928. 134
Just when it is dark enough; words
and music by C. A. Miles. © C.
Austin Miles, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 45381, June 9, 1928. 135
King (The) carrott; march and two-
step, by H. J. Lincoln. © Harry J.
Lincoln, Philadelphia, as the author.
R 45231, June 13, 1928. 136
Lament; by V. Kemp; high voice. ©
Victor Kemp, Port Gamble, Wash.,
as the author. R 45468, June 25,
1928. 137
Land of my home; from A modern
Santa Claus, by H. R. Shelley; low
voice. © Harry Rowe Shelley, New
York, as the author. R 45483, June
25, 1928. 138
Last (The) gift; sacred Song, words
by William H. Draper, music by
Lionel Elliott [pseud. of Joseph Wil-
liams] © Ethel G. Williams, Sus-
sex, England, as the widow of the
author of the music. R 45500, June
29, 1928. 139
Lauded by Thy holy name; words and
music by C. A. Miles. © C. Austin
Miles, Philadelphia, as the author.
R 45261, June 16, 1928. 140
Leoneavallo (Ruggiero) Pagliacci;
intermezzo, arr. by T. M. Tobani;.
orch. © Theodore Moses Tobani,
Jackson Heights, L. I.,, N. Y., as
the author of the arrangement. R
45405, June 12, 1928. 141
Pagliacci; minuetto e gavotta,
arr. by .T. M. -Tobani;.orch. ©
Theodore Moses Tobani, Jackson
Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the author
of the arrangement. R 45406, June
SIN Dts. 142
Zaza; commedia lirica in 4 atti,
parole e musica di R. Leoncavallo.
© Jeanne Adele Puel, Bagni di
Montecatini, Italy, as the next of
kin of the author who is not living.
R 45517, June 12, 1928. 143
Let. .us crown Him; -words by J.
Lemacks Stokes, music by Wm. J.
Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick,
Germantown, Pa., as the widow of
the author of the music. - R 45680,
June 21, 1928. 144
Let us work; words and music by
Cc. A. Miles. © C. Austin Miles,
Philadelphia, as the author. R
45268, June 16, 1928. 145
Life is full of sunshine; words and
music by C. A. Miles. © C. Austin
Miles, Philadelphia, as the author.
R 45271, June 16, 1928. 146
Lift me over; words by EH. EH. Hewitt,
music by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick. ©
Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Germantown,
Pa., as the widow of the author of
the music. R 45678, June 21, 1928.
147
Lift up the grand old book; words by
K.. EF... Hewitt, music; by, Wm. J.
Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick,
Germantown, Pa., as the widow of
the author of the music. R 45726,
June 21, 1928. 148
Lift your eyes to Jesus; words by
E. EH. Hewitt, music by Wm. J.
Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick,
Germantown, Pa., as the widow of
the author of the music. R 45728,
June 28, 1928. 149
Little (The) Lord Jesus; words by
Martin Luther, music by I. H. Mere-
dith. © I. H. Meredith. New York,
as the author of the music. R 45205,
June 15, 1928. 150
Little (The) pilgrim; sacred cantata,
words by M. C. Gillington, musie by
Lionel Elliott [pseud. of Joseph
Williams]; treble voices, with pf.
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or organ acc. © Ethel G. Williams,
Sussex, England, as the widow of
the author of the music. R 45504,
June 29, 1928. 151
Little stars; words by Grant Colfax
Tullar, music by I. H. Meredith. ©
I. H. Meredith, New York, as the
author of the music. R 45213, June
15; 1928. 152
Longing; by V. Kemp; high voice.
© Victor Kemp, Port Gamble,
Wash., as the author. R 45467,
June 25, 1928. 153
Lord (The) answers prayers; _words
by Charlotte G. Homer, music by
C.. H.. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the
author of the music. R 45525, May
2, 1928. 154
Lord (The) will repay; words and
music by C. A. Miles. © C. Austin
Miles, Philadelphia, as the author.
R 45259, June 16, 1928. 155
Love song; by H. R. Shelley; high
voice. © Harry Rowe Shelley, New
York, as the author. R 45448, June
27, 1928. 156
Lullaby (Wiegenlied) ; by S. Franko,
Piet. 1 String oreh. ”’ Sc. *©
Sam Franko, New York, as the
author. R 45482, June 25, 1928.
; 157
Lullaby (Wiegenlied) ; by S. Franko,
op. 8, no. 1; string quartet. Parti-
tur. © Sam Franko, New York, as
the author. R 45479, June 25, 1928.
158
WY, ke aye
© Theodore
Magnetic sounds; waltz.
Tobani, op. 394; pf.
Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights,
Poster Ys aS” the “author. | R
45389, June 12, 1928. 159)
March in F; by V. Hemery; pf. ©
Valentine Hemery, London, as the
author. R 45503, June 29, 1928.
160
Marching on to glory; words by Mel-
ville Weimans Miller, music by C.
H. Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif., as the author of
the music. R 45536, May 2, 1928.
161
Marching to a land of love; words and
music by C. A. Miles. © C. Austin
Miles, Philadelphia, as the author.
R 45280, June 16, 1928. 162
Marching with the hosts; words by A.
A. Payn, musie by C. A. Miles. ©
C. Austin Miles, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 45378, June
9, 1928. 163
Mascagni (Pietro) Le maschere;
comedia lirica e giocosa in un pro-
logo e 8 atti, soggetto di Luigi Lllica,
musica di P. Mascagni, riduzione di
Amintore Galli; canto e pf. © To-
maso Grossi, Milan, as the child of
the deceased author of the arrange-
ment. R 45518, June 12, 1928. 164
Maybells; by C. Bohn, rev. with refer-
ence to notation, fingering and
marks of expression, by Heinrich
Germer. © Leo Germer, Dresden,
Germany, as the child of the de-
ceased author of the revision. R
45487, June 28, 1928. 165
Mazurka de concert; par S. Franko,
op. 4; viclon avec pf. acc. © Sam
Franko, New York, as the author.
R 45464, June 25, 1928. 166
Mr. Volunteer; words and music by
Paul Dresser. © Theodore Dreiser,
New York, as the next of kin of the
author, who is not living. R 45285,
June 9, 1928. 167
Monk (The) of the mountain; pt,
song, words by Arthur Macy, music
by Frederic Field Bullard; men’s
voices. © Theo. Vail Bullard, South
Orleans, Mass., as the child of the
deceased author of the music. R
45748, June 7, 1928. 168
Monk (The) of the mountain; words
by Arthur Macy, music by Frederic
Field Bullard. © Theo. Vail Bul-
lard, South Orleans, Mass., as the
child of the deceased author of the
music. R 45741, June 7, 1928. 169
Morning (A) song; words by Anna
Alice Chapin, music by H. R. Shel-
ley; sop. or ten. © Harry Rowe
Shelley, New York, as the author.
R 45480, June 25, 1928. 170
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Ave
verum corpus; arr. by T. M. Tobani;
orch. © Theodore Moses Tobani,
Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the
author of the arrangement. R
45392, June 12, 1928. 171
My abundant supply; words by Nelle
Richmond Eberhardt, music by Wm.
J. Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirkpat-
rick, Germantown, Pa., as the widow
of the author of the music. R 45720,
June 21, 1928. 172
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My lady Hottentot; words by William
Jerome, music by H. Von Tilzer. ©
Harry Von Tilzer, New York, as the
author. R 45355, June 20, 1928.
173
My Saviour and I; words by W. C.
Martin, music by J. M. Black... ©
J. M. Black, Will'amsport, Pa., as
the author. R 45686, June 21, 1928.
174
My strength and my song; words by
E. E. Hewitt, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 45702, June
21, 1928. 15
Narrative (A); Thusnelda, words and
music by Albert Mildenberg, Ger-
man words by E. Buek. © Sarah
Mildenberg, Jamaica, L. I., N. Y., as
the executor of the author. R 45227,
June 14, 1928. 176
Neapolitan dance; by V. Hemety; pf.
© Valentine Hemery, London, as
the author. R 45502, June 29, 1928.
177
Nearer every day; words and music
by C. A. Miles. © C. Austin Miles,
Philadelphia, as the author. R
45379, June 9, 1928. 178
’Neath the moon’s silver beaming (Un-
ter bliihenden baumen) words by
Otto Franz Gensichen, English ver-
sion by Helen D. Tretbar, music by
Bruno Oscar Klein, op. 74, no. 2;
sop. © Anna L. Klein, New York,
as the widow of the author of the
music. R 45455, June 27, 1928. 179
Nell Gwyn suite; by R. Roze, op. 22;
orch. © Raymond Roze, London, as
the author. R 45497, June 29, 1928.
180
Nell Gwynne’s song; words by John
Dryden, music by R. Roze. © Ray-
mond Roze, London, as the author.
R 45505, June 29, 1928. 181
Now Children’s day is over; words and
music by C. A. Miles. © C. Austin
Miles, Philadelphia, as the author.
R 45277, June 16, 1928. 182
Numbering all; words by E. E. Hewitt,
music by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick. ©
Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Germantown, Pa.,
as the widow of the author of the
music. R 45715, June 21, 1928. 183
O conquering angel; words and music
by C. A. Miles. © C. Austin Miles,
Philadelphia, as the author. R 45270,
June 16, 1928. 184
pt. IIT, n. S., v. 23
O, home of fadeless splendor; anthem,
by H. R. Shelley; bass solo, alto
and ten. duet, and quartet or cho.
© Harry Rowe Shelley, New York,
as the author. R 45475, June 25,
1928. 185
O paradise; anthem, music by Arthur
F. M. Custance; mixed voices. ©
Alberta Custance, Duluth, Minn., as
the widow of the author. R 45433,
June 12, 1928. 186
O Rose so fair; by V. Kemp; high
voice. © Victor Kemp, Port Gamble,
Wash., as the author. R 45471, June
25, 1928. 187
O salutaris Hostia (O saving Victim) ;
music by Arthur F. M. Custance;
mixed voices; in B flat. © Alberta
Custance, Duluth, Minn., as the
widow of the author. R 45434, June
12, 1928. 188
-O the flowers of summer; words by
J. Barker, music by C. A. Miles. ©
C. Austin Miles, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 45265, June
16, 1928. 189:
O the precious story; words by Anna
M. Robbins, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 45701, June
21, 1928. 190
Oh, that’s the rose for me; music by
P. A. Schnecker; high voice. ©
Louise N. Schnecker, New York, as
the widow of the author of. the
music. R 45445, June 27,1928. 191
On, brave heralds; words by W. C.
Martin, music by J. M. Black. ©
J. M. Black, Williamsport, Pa., as
the author of the music. R 45696,
June 21, 1928. 192
One day at a time; words by E. E.
Hewitt, music by Wm. J. Kirkpat-
rick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 45713, June
21, 1928. 193.
Onward Epworth leaguers; words hy
Ella Peace Hilburn, music by Wil-
liam J. Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirk-
patrick, Germantown, Pa., as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 45677, June 21, 1928. 194.
Onward upward; words by Lizzie
Akers, music by J. M. Black. © J.
M. Black, Williamsport, Pa., as the
author of the music. R 45687, June
21, 1928. 195
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Pearl (The) of greatest price; words
by M. Ellen Smith, music by W. J.
Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick,
Germantown, Pa., as the widow of
the author of the music. R 45723,
June 21, 1928. 196
Perles d’écume; fantaisie—etude, by
Th. Kullak, op. 37, ed. and fingered
by L. Oesterle; pf. © Louis Oesterle,
New York, as the author of the edit-
ing and fingering. R 45669, June 30,
1928. 197
Philharmonic echoes; potpourri, by T.
M. Tobani; orch. © Theodore Moses
Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. I. N.
Y., as the author of the arrangement.
R 45421, June 12, 1928. 198
Polquette; by G. Blasser, op. 75, no. 2,
rev. with reference to notation, fin-
gering and marks of expression, by
Heinrich Germer. © Leo Germer,
Dresden, Germany, as the child of
the deceased author of the revision.
R 45488, June 28, 1928. 199
Praise to Christ belongs; Gospel an-
them, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 45531,
May 2, 1928. 200
Prepare ye for service; words and
music by C. A. Miles. © C. Austin
Miles, Philadelphia, as the author.
R 45274, June 16, 1928. 201
Rally ’round the banner; words by
Mary B. Wingate, music by Win. J.
Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick,
Germantown, Pa., as the widow of
the author of the music. R 45700,
June 21, 1928. 202
Resignation; by R. Ferber; pf. ©
Richard Ferber, Eau Claire, Wis., as
the author. R 45737, June 7, 1928.
203
Ring, ring; words by Flora Kirkland,
music by I. H. Meredith. © I. H.
Meredith, New York, as the author
of the music. R 45204, June 15, 1928.
204
Romeo and Juliet; lyric drama in 3
acts and 1 tableau, by H. R. Shelley ;
vocal sec. © Harry Rowe Shelley,
New York, as the author. R 45474,
June 25, 1928. 205
Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio) Cujus
animam; celebrated aria from
Stabat mater, arr. by T. M. Tobani;
cornet in B flat and pf. © Theodore
Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. I.,
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N. Y., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 45408, June 12, 1928. 206
—O esca viatorum; prayer from
Moses in Hgypt, arr. by T. M. To-
bani; orch. © Theodore Moses To-
bani, Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y.,
as the author of the arrangement. R
45420, June 12, 1928.
William Tell; fantasia, arr. by
T. M. Tobani, op. 396; band. ©
Theodore Moses Tobani, Jackson
Heights, L. I., N. Y¥., as the author
of the arrangement. R 45393, June
12, .1928. 208
Safe home at last; words by Julia BE.
Burnard, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 45711, June
21, 1928. 209
Salambo; intermezzo, by Theodore F.
Morse. © Dolly Morse, New York,
as the widow of the author. R
45281, June 9, 1928. 210
Santa Claus; overture, by H. R. Shel-
ley; orch. © Harry Rowe Shelley,
New York, as the author. R 45450,
June 27, 1928. 21
Saviour I come; words by W. J.
Henry, music by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick.
© Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Germantown,
Pa., as the widow of the author of
the music. R 45719, June 21, 1928.
PAY
Saviour walk beside me; words by
E. R. Latta, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 45705, June
21, 1928. 213
Saviour’s (The) voice; words by M.
Hllen Smith, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 45727, June
21, 1928. 214
Scenes from the Song of Hiawatha;
words by H. W. Longfellow, set to
music by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor,
op. 30; sop., ten. and bar. soli, cho.
and orch. Vocalse. © Jessie Sarah
Fleetwood Coleridge-Taylor, Croy-
don, Surrey, England, as the widow
of the author of the music. R 45568,
Jan. 11, 1928. 215:
Schubert (Franz Peter) Adieu; arr.
by S. Heller, rev. with reference to
notation, fingering and marks of ex-
pression, by Heinrich Germer. © Leo
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Dt: TE, MASE ve Ze
Schubert (Franz Peter )—Continued.
Germer, Dresden, Germany, as the
child of the deceased author of the
revision. R 45495, June 28, 1928.
216
——In heavenly love abiding; words
by Lester Price, music by Schubert,
arr. by C. H. Gabriel. © Charles
H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the
author of the arrangement of the
music. R 45528, May 2, 1928. 2G
— Rosamunde; arr. by.T. M. Tobani;
band. © Theodore Moses Tobani,
Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y¥., as the
author of the arrangement. R 45635,
June 30, 1928. 218
Secreted (Versteckt); words by P.
Scherer, English version by Helen
D. Tretbar, music by Bruno Oscar
Klein, op. 74, no. 5. © Anna L.
Klein, New York, as the widow of
the author of the music. R 45457,
June 27, 1928. tae DAO
Sence you went away; words by J. W..
Johnson and Bob Cole, music by J.
R. Johnson. © James W. Johnson,
as one of the authors of the words
and J. Rosamond Johnson, as the au-
thor of the music. R 45360, June
21, 1928. 220
Serenade; words by Birdie Bell, music
by D. Smith; male quartette. © De
Loss Smith, Missoula, Mont., as the
author of the music. R 45199, June
8, 1928. 221
Serenade to Juanita; cho, by A.
Jouberti, arr. by Max Spicker ; men’s
voices. © Isabel Spicker Elsner,
Brocklyn, as the widow of the author
of the arrangement. R 45675, June
30, 1928. 222
Shall we meet in glory; words by W.
C. Martin, music by J. M. Black. ©
J. M. Black, Williamsport, Pa., as
the author of the music. R 45688,
June 21, 1928. 228
She’s mine to save and to hold; words
by Will A. Heelan, music by Gus
Edwards. © Margaret Mahany,
New York, as the widow of the au-
thor of the words. R 45364, June 7,
1928. 224
Shepherds (The); words from the
Bible, music by J. B. Herbert; sop.
and alto. © Fannie Graham Her-
bert, Monmouth, Il., as the widow
of the author of the music. R 45877,
July 23, 1928. 225
Shepherds ! hail the wondrous stranger ;
Christmas anthem, by P. A. Schneck-
er; ten. solo, sop-alto duet, quartet
or cho. © Louise N. Schnecker, New
York, as the widow of the author.
R 45449, June 27, 1928. 226
Shine on, Bethlehem’s star; words by
Lizzie De Armond, music by I. H.
Meredith. © I. H. Meredith, New
York, as the author of the music.
_ R 45211, June 15, 1928. 22
Shout hosannas; words by W. C.
Martin, music by J. M. Black. ©
J. M. Black, Williamsport, Pa., as
the author of the music. R 45691,
June 21, 1928. 228
Sing a song of hope; words and music
by C. A. Miles. © C. Austin Miles,
Philadelphia, as-the author. R
45266, June 16, 1928. 229
Sing alleluia; words and music by
' ©. A. Miles. © C. Austin Miles,
Philadelphia, as the author. R
45276, June 16, 1928. 230
Sing, ye little children, sing; words by
Flora Kirkland, music by I. H. Mer-
edith. © I. H. Meredith, New York,
as the author of the music. R 45203,
June 15, 1928. 231
Singing on, praying on; words by EH.
E. Hewitt, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 45718, June
21, 1928. DB?,
Sitting at the feet of Jesus; words by
W. C. Martin, music by J. M. Black.
© J. M. Black, Williamsport, Pa.,
as the author. R 45689, June 21,
1928. 233
Slumber song; morceau de salon, by
V. %Hemery; pf. Valentine
Hemefy, London, as the author. R
45501, June 29, 1928. 234
Song (A) of trust; words by Birdie
Bell, music by D. Smith. © De
Loss Smith, Missoula, Mont., as the
author of the music. R 45201, June
8, 1928. . 235
Song of victory; by D. Smith. © De
Loss Smith, Missoula, Mont., as the
author. R 45198, June 8, 1928. 236
Songs after silence; words by EH. E.
Hewitt, music by I. H. Meredith.
© I. H. Meredith, New York, as the
author of the music. R 45212, June
15, 1928. 237
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Songs unsung; words by Ernest. Mc-
‘Gaffay, music by H. R. Shelley ; high
voice. © Harry Rowe Shelley, New
York, as the author of the music.
R 45477, .June 25, 1928, 238
Sowing; words by Matthias Claudius,
music by C. A. Miles. © C. Austin
Miles, Piiladelphia, as the author of
the music, R 45258, June 16, 1928.
239
Spirit of God descend upon my heart;
words by George Croly, music by
P. A. Schnecker; high voice. ©
Louise N. Schnecker, New York, as
the widow of the author of the mu-
sic. R 45446, June 27, 1928. 240
Spring had come; from Scenes from
the Song of Hiawatha, words by H.
W. Longfellow, music by Samuel
Coleridge-Taylor, op. 30, no. 4.
Jessie Sarah Fleetwood Coleridge-
Taylor, Croydon, Surrey, England,
as the widow of the author of the
music. R 45569, Jan. 11, 1928. 241
Springtime song; words by W. C. Mar-
tin, music by J. M. Black. © J. M.
Black, Williamsport, Pa., as the au-
thor of the music. R 45694, June
21, 1928. _ 242
Star of hope and light; words by Liz-
zie De Armond, music by C. A. Miles.
© C. Austin Miles, Philadelphia, as
the author of the music. R 45264,
June 16, 1928. 243
Stars for Jesus; words by Lizzie De
Armond, music by C. C. Ackley
[pseud. of I. H. Meredith] © I. H.
Meredith, New York, as the author
of the music. R 45219, June 15,
1928. 244
Story (The) of love; words by Hilton
Woods [pseud. of Grant Colfax Tul-
lar], music by C. C. Ackley [pseud.
of I. H. Meredith] © I. H. Mer-
‘edith, New York, as the author of
the music. R 45220, June 15, 1928.
245
Summer (The)—land of song; words
hyd. pA. (Patton, ;music. by. J.-M.
Black. © J. M. Black, Williams-
port, Pa., as the author of the mu-
sic. R 45685, June 21, 1928. 246
Supplication; by R. Ferber; pf. ©
Richard Ferber, Eau Claire, Wis.,
as the author. R 45739, June 7,
1928. 247
7513—28——11
Swallow’s message; by G. Lange, op.
58, rev. with reference to notation,
fingering and marks of expression,
by Heinrich Germer. © Leo Ger-
mer, Dresden, Germany, as the child
of the deceased author of the re-
vision. R 45493, June 28, 1928. 248
Sweet and clear; words by W. °C.
Martin, music by J. M. Black. ©
J. M. Black, Williamsport, Pa., as
the author of the music. R 45690,
June 21, 1928. 249
Sweet rose of Sharon; words by E.
bh. Hewitt, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 45704, June
21, 1928. 250
Sweetheart, sigh no more; words by
Thomas Bailey Aldrich, music by
Frederic Field Bullard; low voice;
with violin or cello ad lib. © Theo.
Vail Bullard, South Orleans, Mass.,
as the child of the deceased author
of the music. R 45740, June 7,
1928. 251
Sylvan suite; by H. Brockway, op. 19.
1. At Midday. [4 others] 1. Orch.
pts.—2. Orch. sec. © Howard Brock-
way, New York, as the author. R
45671, 45672, June 30, 1928. 252, 253
Talk to me of Jesus; words and music
by C. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the au-
thor. R 45527, May 2, 1928. 254
Then shall I know; words by E. E.
Hewitt, music by Wm. J. Kirkpat-
rick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 45679, June
Ae tO28: 255
This is merry Christmas day; sacred
song, words by Grant Colfax Tullar,
music by I. H. Meredith. © I.-H.
Meredith, New York, as the author.
“R 45250, June 15, 1928. 256
Three (The) visions;- sacred _ solo,
words by Flora Kirkland, music by
A. Geibel; middle voice. © Adam
Geibel, Philadelphia, as the author.
R 45374, June 22, 1928. 25
To meet again; by H. Lichner, op. 76,
no. 6, rev. with reference to nota-
tion, fingering and marks of expres-
sion, by Heinrich Germer. © Leo
Germer, Dresden, Germany, as the
child of the deceased author of the
revision. R 45492, June 28, 1928.
258
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Toast (A) to the jesters: words by
Anna Alice Chapin, music by H. R.
Shelley; high voice. © Harry Rowe
Shelley, New York, as the author.
R 45476, June 25, 1928. 259
Touch it, not I; words by W. C. Mar-
tin, music by J. M. Black. © J. M.
Black, Williamsport, Pa., as the au-
thor of the music. R 45682, June
21, 1928. 260
"Twas a peaceful night; words by
EK. E. Hewitt, music by C. C. Ackley
[pseud. of I. H. Meredith] © I. H.
Meredith, New York, as the author
of the music. R 45217, June 15,
1928. 261
"Twas a very happy day; words by
Flora Kirkland, music by Wm. J.
Kirkpatrick.
Germantown, Pa., as the widow of
the author of the music. R 45714,
June 21, 1928.
"Twas night on the plains; words by
Grant Colfax Tullar, music by I. H.
Meredith. © I. H. Meredith, New
York, as the author of the music.
R 45210, June 15, 1928. 263
Two roses (Zwei rosen); words by F.
Voleker, English version by Helen
D. Tretbar, music by Bruno Oscar
Klein, op. 74, no. 4. © Anna L.
Klein, New York, as the widow of
the author of the music. R 45456,
June 27, 1928. 264
Uncle Sam; barn dance, by V. Hem-
-ery; pf. © Valentine Hemery, Lon-
don, as the author. R 45496, June
29, 1928. 265
Under one fiag; march, by Franz von
Blon, op. 81, arr. by T. M. Tobani,, |.
. Vietory shall be mine; words and mu-
pf. © Theodore Moses Tobani,
Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the
author of the arrangement. R
45410, June 12, 1928. 266
Under what banner; words by Birdie
Bell, music by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick.
© Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Germantown,
Pa., as the widow of the author of
the music. R 45708, June 21, 1928.
267
Unto Him that loved us; Gospel an-
them, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R
45533, May 2, 1928. 268
Valse gracieuse; by S. Franko, op. 5;
String orch. Se. © Sam Franko,
New York, as the author. R 45481.
June 25, 1928. 269
© Lizzie Kirkpatrick, |
262 |
pt. 111, n..S., Vv. 23
Valse gracieuse; by 8. Franko, op. 5;
violin and pf. © Sam Franko, New
York, as the author. R 45478, June
25, 1928. 270
Valse mignonne; by H. Harthan, op.
25, no. 6, rev. with reference to no-
tation, fingering and marks of ex-
pression, by Heinrich Germer. ©
Leo Germer, Dresden, Germany, as
the child of the deceased author of
the revision. R 45490, June 28,
1928. rel
Venecia; march, by G. Fabiani, arr.
by T. M. Tobani; orch. © Theo-
dore Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights,
L. I., N. Y., as the author. R 45399,
June 12, 1928: BiZ
Venecia; march, by G. Fabiani, arr.
by T. M. Tobani; pf. © Theodore
Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights,
L. I., N. Y., as the author of the ar-
rangement. R 45412, June 12, 1928.
23
Venite exultemus Domino (O, come let
us sing) ; music by H. M: Dunham;
mixed voices and organ. © Henry |
M. Dunham, Brookline, Mass., as the
author. R 45432, June 12, 1928.
274
Venus auf erden; ouverture, von P.
Lincke; pf. © Paul Lincke, Berlin,
as the author. R 453861, June 21,
1928. : 215
Verdi (Giuseppe) Un ballo in mas-
chera; selection from the opera by
G. Verdi, arr. by T. M. Tobani, op.
389; band. © Theodore Moses To-
bani, Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y.,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 45394, June 12, 1928. 276
sic by C. A. Miles. © C. Austin
Miles, Philadelphia, as the author.
R 45377, June 9, 1928. 277
Vienna life (Wiener blut) ; waltz, by
Johann Strauss, op. 354, arr. by T.
M. Tobani; pf. © Theodore Moses
Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. I., N.
Y., as the author of the arrangement.
R 45415, June 12, 1928. 278
Voci di primavera (Spring voices) ;
waltz-song, English tr. by T. Baker,
music by Johann Strauss; sop. ©
Th. Baker, Leipzig, as the author of
the translation. R 45673, June 30,
1928. 279
Wagner (Richard) Grand war march
and battle hymn; arr. by T. M. To-
bani; band. © Theodore Moses To-
874
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1928
bani, Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y.,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 45634, June 20, 1928. 280
—— Tannhiuser; overture, arr. for
American instrumentation by T. M.
Tobani; orch. Theodore Moses
Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y.,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 45416, June 12, 1928. 281
Waiting; words by E. H.. Flagg, Eng-
lish and Italian words and music by
Harrison Millard: contralto or bar.,
in C., new ed. with flute or violin
obbl., arr..by M. M. Gottschalk. ©
Marie Millard Gottschalk, Los An-
geles, as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 45730, Feb. 28, 1928. 282
Warriors (The) return; descriptive
fantasia, by F. Kiicken, arr. by T.
M. Tobani; orch. © Theodore Moses
Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y.,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 45395, June 12, 1928. 283
We shall reign with Him in glory;
words by J. B. Mackay, music by
Wm. J. Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirk-
patr ck, Germantown, Pa., as. the
widow of the author of the music.
R 45717, June 21, 1928. 284
Wedding march; from The ratcharmer
of Hamelin, by V. E. Nessler, arr. by
T. M. Tobani; orch. © Theodore
Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights, L.
KN: VY. as the author of the ar-
rangement. R 45403, June 12, 1928.
285
When the shadows flee away; words
by Johnson Oatman, jr., music by
C. A. Miles. © C. Austin Miles,
Philadelphia, as the author of the
music. R 45376, June 9, 1928. 286
While shepherds watched; words by
Minne A. Greiner, music by C. C.
Ackley [pseud. of I. H. Meredith]
© I. H. Meredith, New York, as the
author of the music. R 45222, June
15, 1928. 287
While the shepherds watched their
flocks by night; Christmas carol,
from The coming of Christ, by John
Farmer; sop. © Henry Farmer,
London, as the child of the deceased
author. R 45512, June 29, 1928.
288
Whisper His name; words by James
Rowe, music by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick.
© Lazzie Kirkpatrick, Germantown.
Pa., as the widow of the author of
the music. R 45709, June 21, 1928.
289
: 16666 (303)
Whispering of love; characteristic, by
EF: v. Blon, arr.by;)T..M. Tobani;
orch. © ‘Theodore Moses Tobani,
Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the
author of the arrangement. R
45422, June 12, 1928. 290
Who are these; duet, by H. R. Shel-
ley; sop. and ten. © Harry Rowe
Shelley, New York, as the author.
R 45466, June 25, 1928. 291
Whole (The) year ’round; cantata,
text by R. E. Phillips, music by
Eduardo Marzo, op. 79; children’s
voices. Vocal sc. © R. E. Phillips,
Flushing, L. I., N. Y., as the author
of the words. R 45670, June 30,
1928. 292
Williams (Jcseph) Quatre rhapsodies
espagnoles; by Florian Pascal
[pseud. of J. Williams] no. 1-4. ©
H. R. Owtram, Haslemere, Surrey,
England, as the executor of the au-
thor. R 4163441637, Oct. 5, 1927.
293—296
Witch’s (The) whirl waltzes; by H. T.
Paull; pf. © Gertrude A. Paull,
Gastonia, N. C., as the widow of the
author. R 45282, June 9, 1928. 297
Wonderful Counsellor; words’ by
Grant Colfax Tullar, music by I. H.
Meredith. © I. H. Meredith, New
York, as the author of the music.
R 45209, June 15, 1928. 298
Wonderful love; words by H. A. Hen-
ry, music by C. HE: Gabriel ©
Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,:
as the author of the music. R 45535,
May 2, 1928. 299
You remind me, sweeting; serenade,
words by Richard Hovey, music by
Frederic Field Bullard. 1. Ten. or
sop. solo and male cho. or quartet.—
2) (Duett> ten. and bar iniG
Theo. Vail Bullard, South Orleans,
Mass., as the child of the deceased
author of the music. R 45744, 45745,
June 7, 1928. 300, 301
You remind me, sweeting; serenade,
words by Richard Hovey, music by
Frederic Field Bullard; low voice.
© Theo. Vail Bullard, South Or-
leans, Mass., as the child of the de-
ceased author of the music. R
45742, June 7, 1928. 302
20th century ; march two-step, by F. H.
Losey, arr. by T. M. Tobani; pf. ©
Theodore Moses Tobani, Jackson
Heights, L.vi.,. N. Y., as the author
of the arrangement. R 45397, June
12, 1928. 303
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Noticr.—When the nationality of the composer is not especially stated in the title
entry, it is to be understood that he is a citizen of the United States.
A. Cienfuegos; marcha, por F. A.
Vargas; pf. © Aug. 3, 1928; 2 ¢.
Aug. 6; E 696764; Fernando A.
Vargas, Philadelphia. . 16667
"A parlata pe’ Smith; versi di F.
Amodio, musica di Remo D’Alba.
[Words and melody only] ©1«..
Aug. 28, 1928; E 704191; Frank
Amodio, Brooklyn. 16668
Abajeno (Hl) ; cancién Mexicana, letra
y musica de Jorge Deleon Paniagua,
of Mexico, domiciled at El Paso; pf.
© 1c. Aug 20, 1928; E 704025; Al-
berto Solis, El Paso. 16669
Abballati cummari; canzonetta Sicili-
ana, versi di G. Naso, musica di M.
Piazza, of Italy, domiciled at Brook-
lyn; 1st violin. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1928;
E 704130; Michele Piazza and Giu-
seppe Naso, Brooklyn. 16670
Abduction (The) of Laila; motion pic-
ture music, by Richard Howsgill, of
England; orch., with pf. conductor.
4to. © Aug. 8, 1928; 1 c Aug. 20;
H) 697471; J. R. Lafleur & son, Itd.,
London. 16671
Aberystwyth; fantasia by Henry G.
Ley, of Great Britain, on the Welsh
hymn tune by Joseph Parry; organ.
© May 10, 1928; 1 c. June 21: E
692651 ; Oxford university press, Lon-
don. 16672
Acousticon-marsch; by G. J. Misset,
of Holland; pf. © 1-e¢ July 10,
1928; E 696761; Dictograph prod-
ucts corp., New York. 16673
Across desert sands; words and music
by Sister Devamata [i. ec. L. F.
Glenn] © 1c. July 5, 1928; E
696791; Laura F. Glenn, La Cres-
centa, Calif. 16674
Across the common; by Kathleen
Bailey, of Great Britain; pf. 1. The
golden furze. [4 others] © Aug.
23, 1928; 1 ¢c. Aug. 30; E 697687;
Forsyth bros., ltd., London. 16675
Adorable you; from White lilacs, lyrics
by Dave Goldberg, music by Maurie
Rubens. © 1 ec. Aug. 18, 1928; BH
699067 ; Gerson Werner, New York.
. 16676
After all; waltz, words by Henry
Wood, music by Robert Tinning, of
England; pf. ace., with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by R. Tinning.
Manchester, Grosvenor pub. co. ©
Mar. 14, 1928; 1 ¢e Aug. 27; EH
697675; James Allinson, Attleboro,
Mass. 16677
After the dance is over; words by P:
Ford, music by Chester Hscher.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
Aug. 2, 1928; E 695818 ; Philip Ford,
Highland, Wis. 16678
After the sun goes down; words and
melody by H. D. Cutler. ©1c. Aug.
13, 1928; E 695961; Harold D. Cut-
ler, Anaconda, Mont. 16679
After years; words and melody by
V. E. Rohr. © 1c. Aug. 13, 1928;
EK 695965; Virginia EH. Rohr, Monroe,
N. C. 16680
After you’ve gone away; words by
M. J. Bentley, music by Sylvester
L. Cross. © 1c. Aug. 6, 1928; E
695887; Malcom J. Bentley, Black-
foot, Id. 16681
Afternoon; no. 2 of Sundial sketches,
by Allan Anson, scored by Clifford
P. Barnes; full orch. © Aug. 8,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 18; E 698165; -Lud-
wig music pub. co., Cleveland. 16682
Afterwards may be too late; fox trot,
written by Percy Edgar, composed
by Harris Weston, of Great Britain;
pf. and ukulele ace.; in G. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug.
20, 1928; 1 ec. Aug. 22; E 697637;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., London.
16683
Agyptische suite (Egyptian suite) ;
in 3 sitzen, von Anton Profes, of
Germany, bearb. von Arnold Wilke,
of Germany; orch. u. salonorch. 4to.
1. Sphinx. [2 others] © Oct. 8,
1927; 1 e. Apr. 23, 1928; E 697626;
Richard Birnbach, Berlin. 16684
877
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16685
Agenzia G. Patronaggio; marcia, versi
di Alberto Napoli, musica di Giu-
seppe Salerno. © June 6, 1928; 2 ¢.
Aug. 2; E 695784; Giuseppe Patron-
aggio, New York. 16685
Ah! les p’tit’s miss; fox trot, de René
Darlay, orch. de Paddy, of France;
orch., avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
July 12, 1928; *L..c.-Anen ye. oe
697543; Auguste Bose, Paris. 16686
Air castles; words by Edward Lynn,
music by Charles Wakefield Cad-
man; low voice, in E flat. © Aug.
4, 1928; 2 c« Aug. 9; E 695936;
White-Smith music pub. co., Boston.
' 16687
Al cabo todo es amor; cancién Mexi-
eana, letra y musica de Jorge Deleon
Paniagua, of Mexico, domiciled at
El Paso; pf. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1928;
E 704026; Alberto Solis, El Paso.
16688
Al for all and all for Al; words and |
music by B. Peters and 8S. Wanger.
Albany, Riley, Wilson & co. © Aug.
2, 1928; 2c Aug. 3; E 696717;
Billy Peters and Sam Wanger, Al-
bany. 16689
Al Smith: happy warrior, words by
John Watkins Low, music by June
Barry. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1928; E 695948;
Apollo music pub. co., New York.
16690
Al Smith for President in 1928; words
and music by D. Lee. ©1c. July
13, 1928; E 696205; Delores Lee,
Pittsburgh. 16691
Al Smith hurray, hurrah; words and
music by L. Nicchia. ©1ce. Aug. 7,
1928; E 695892; Lillian Nicchia,
Mountain Lakes, N. J. 16692
Al Smith we are all for you; words
and music by T. Murray and J. Mc-
Carty. © Aug. 2, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 2;
E 696723; Thomas Murray and
James McCarty, Columbus, O. 16693
Al Smith’s anvil chorus; words and
melody by R. Klicka, harmony by
David J. Schottoff. © Aug. 11, 1928;
2c Aug. 138; EH 698241; Rudolf
Klicka, Pittsburgh. 16694
Alado y breve primor; letra de F. M.
de Olaguibel, musica de A. Mira-
montes, of Mexico. © Aug. 1, 1928;
1 ec. Aug. 15; E 697414; Arnulfo
Miramontes, Mexico City, Mexico.
16695
pt. III, n. S., v. 23
Album leaf in A minor; by Carl Koel-
ling, arr. by Edouard Hesselberg;
pf., 4 hands. © July 31, 1928; 2 «.
Aug. 2; HE G685¢9l: Clayton” E.
Summy co., Chicago. 16696
Alderson (Alfred Purcell) Three
chorale preludes; by A. P. Alderson,
of Great Britain; organ. St. Hugh.
[2 others] © June 15, 1928; 1 ec.
July 28; EH 697301; Schott & co.,
ltd., London. 16697
Alimony baby ; words and music by M.
White. © 1 ¢ Aug. 16, 1928; B
699037; Murray White, Raleigh,
N.C. ay 16698
All hail; words and music by Alfred
F. Wesson; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
July 21, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 6; E 696756 ;
Melrose bros. music co., inc., Chicago.
16699
All night long; by John Gregson,
[Melody only] ©1c. Aug. 24, 1928;
E 704116; John F. Gregson, Spring-
field, Il. 16700
All thru. the day I long for Faye;
words and melody by R. P. Hoff-
man. © 1 ec Aug. 15, 1928; E
699040; Richard P. Hoffman, Chi-
cago. 16701
Allegretto de la 1°*° symphonie; par
Ch. M. Widor, of France, op. 13, no.
1; grande orgue. © July 12, 1928;
1c. Aug. 21; E 697525; J. Hamelle,
Paris. 16702
Alma; walz, de Jorge Deleon Paniagua,
of Mexico, domiciled at Hl Paso; pf.
© 1c. Aug. 20, 1928; E 704027; Al-
berto Solis, El Paso. _ 16703
Alma criolla; tango sentimental, de
José M. Lucchesi, of Brazil; pf. ©
July: 12,.,1928¢ Jae: Ane. cea 3-H
697542 ; Editions musicales Sam Fox,
Paris. 16704
Alma tropical; vals, por R. A. Gerena;
pf. ©1c. Aug. 15, 1928; E 698066;
Rafael Alers, Gerena, San Juan,
Porto Rico. 16705
Aloha folio; solos, by Herbert Boote,
of Canada; Hawaiian guit. © July
30, 1928; 2 e«. July 30; E 696961;
Don Santos, Rochester, N. Y. 16706
Alone in my heart; lyric and music by
K. Coffey. © 1c. Aug. 16, 1928; BH
699047; Kathleen Coffey, San Fran-
cisco. 16707
Alten (Die) weiber; landler, von P.
Miiller; 1st violin. © 1 ¢. Aug. 15,
1928; E 698078; Peter Miiller, Phila-
delphia. 16708
878
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
Always all alone; words and music by
Walter O’Keefe. © Aug. 3, 1928; 2
ce. Aug. 4; E 695825; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
16709
Am I glad I met ya; words and music
by Charles Tobias, Al Sherman and
Harry Tobias. © Aug. 3, 1928; 2 «.
Aug. 4; E 695826; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc., New York.
16710
Amar sin esperanza; letra y musica
por I. M. Valle. of Mexico, domiciled
at Chicago. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1928;
E 698001; Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago.
16711
Amelia—my own; words by D. V. Wag-
ner, music by Eddie Fitzgerald.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Aug. 22, 1928; E 704066; Della V.
Wagner, Jamaica Plain, Mass.
: 16712
America; words and music by G. C.
Holtzendorf. [Words and melody
aivi ce) £ «July 28, 1928: BH
695894; Grover C. MHoltzendorf,
Philadelphia. 16713
Amon; morceau caractéristique, par
Max Guillaume, of France, op. 69;
oreh.; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
‘4to. © July 12, 1928; 1¢ Aug. 21;
E 697578; Francis Salabert, Paris.
16714
Among the daisies; waltz, by ©. C.
Haugh; band. 4to. © July 26,
1928; 2 c. July 30; E 696694; Cres-
cent music pub. co., Detour, Md.
16715
Among the -hills of West Virginia;
words and music by M. Donehoo-
Gibson. © Aug. 15, 1928; 2 c. Aug.
15; E 699032; Mary Donehoo-Gibson,
Pughtown, W. Va. 16716
Among the whispering pines; words
and music by Avelyn Mae Kerr. ©
wy 20, Lue: 2 €. duly SO; BH
696809; Avelyn M. Kerr, Milwaukee.
16717
Amor campestre; valz, por Jorge
Deleon Paniagua, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at El Paso; pf. ©1e. Aug.
20, 1928; E 704028; Alberto Solis,
El Paso. 16718
Amor de madre; vals por Luis Este-
vané, of Mexico, domiciled at El
Paso; pf. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1928;
E 704022; Alberto Solis, El Paso.
16719
- 16729
Amore sfortunato (Unfortunate love) ;
ballad, words and music by Vin-
cenzo Giovannelli, of Italy, domi-
ciled at Wilmington, Del., arr. by J.
Gioé. © Nov. 21, 1927; 2 c. Aug. 27,
1928; E 699203; Vincent Giovan-
nelli, Wilmington, Del. 16720
Amour vainqueur; valse lente, par H.
de Béatti, of Belgium et R. Jacque-
mont, of France; orch., avee pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © July 12, 1928; 1c.
Aug. 21; E 697609; Choudens, Paris.
16721
Amy Robsart; opéra, par Isidore de
Lara, fantaisie dramatique par
Edouard Bervily, of France; orch.,
avee pf. conducteur. © July 12,
1928; 1 ce. Aug. 21; E 697621; Chou-
dens, Paris. 16722
Ananas; slow-fox, text von Friedrich
[pseud. of Fritz Lohner], musik
von Stephan Weiss, of Austria. ©
July 10, 1928; 1 c. July 28; EB
697346; Wiener musikverlag (In-
haber Otto Hirich), Vienna. 16723
And your feet shod; words and music
by Jean Rivinius. Los Angeles, Col-
versity press. 4to. © Aug. 2, 1928;
2 ec. Aug. 10; E 696903; Hulda F.
Peck, Hollywood, Calif. 16724
Andante religioso; by Willi Lauten-
schlaeger, of Germany, op. 104, no.
2; pf. © Aug. 16, 1928; 2 c Aug.
17; E 699099; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 16725
Andante religioso; par Francis Thomé,
Opi f0,. BE. par. .Ky Salapert, 06
France; orch., avee pf. conducteur.
4to. © July 12, 1928; 1 ec. Aug. 21;
E 697576; Francis Salabert, Paris.
16726
Angelina; by D. Tiomkin, of Russia,
domiciled at New York; melody,
with pf. ace. ©1c. Aug. 31, 1928;
E 704279; Dimitri Tiomkin, New
York. 16727
Angelus (The) was ringing; revision
of words and music by S. J. Dame-
rell and Robert Hargreaves, both of
Great Britain; pf. ace., with banju-
lele banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin
D. Keech; in G. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Aug. 8, 1928;
1 ec. Aug. 9; E 6973877; B. Feldman
& co., London. 16728
Angilé; words and music by P. Scia-
scia. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Aug. 29, 1928; E 704211; Pas-
quale Sciascia, Philadelphia. 16729
879
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16730
Anthem (The) library; compiled and
ed. by George S. Schuler. 4to. ©
July 25, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 13;
A 1087581; EH. O. Excell co., Chi-
cago. 16730
Antoinette; intermezzo moderne, by
Norman Leigh; pf. © Aug. 9, 1928;
2c Aug. 20; EH 6991381; Walter
Jacobs, ine., Boston. 16731
Anything you say; words and music
by Walter Donaldson; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © May 28, 1928; 2 c. June
2; E 693503; Donaldson-Douglas &
Gumble, ine., New York. 16732
Anything your heart desires; from
Just a minute, words by Walter
O'Keefe, music by Harry Archer.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Aug. 3, 1928; E 695850; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
16733
Appassionato tragique; by R. S&S.
Stoughton; pf. © Aug. 9, 1928; 2c.
Aug. 20; E 699129; Walter Jacobs,
16734
April; words by Theodosia Garrison,
music by Nicolas Slonimsky; high
voice, in E flat. © Aug. 4, 1928;
2c. Aug. 9; E 695935; White-Smith
music pub. co., Boston. 16735
Arabisches klagelied (Chanson arabe) ;
intermezzo orient, von Frederick
Humphries, of Hngland, arr. von
Leopold Weninger, of Austria; orch.
mit pf. direktion. 4to. © Aug. 38,
1928; 1 ec. Aug. 26; E 697676; D.
Rahter, Leipzig. 16736
Aren’t women wonderful; words by
Desmond Carter, music by Vivian
Ellis, of Great Britain. London,
New York & Sydney, Chappell & co.,
Itd. © Aug. 13, 1928; 1c. Aug. 17;
E 697464; Harms, ine., New York.
16737
Arpeggio study in G; no. 21 of Hle-
mentary studies for violin, by
Rowsby Woof, of Great Britain;
violin.
tions violin, elementary division, list
B) © July 18, 1928; 1 c. July 27;
EK 697699; Associated board of the
Royal academy of music and the
Royal college of music, London.
16738
Art (The) of expression; by A. H.
Weisberg; violin. © Aug. 3, 1928;
2c. Aug. 9; E 696883; G. Schirmer
inec., New York. 16739
ine., Boston.
(In 1929 school examina-*
pt. IIT, n. S., v. 23
As I dreamed; meditation, by Ruth
Vincent; pf. Boston, Evans music
co. © Aug. 21, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 24;
EH 698258; M. T. Evans, Boston.
16740
As I watch’d the ploughman plough-
ing; words by Walt Whitman, mu-
sic by Philip Dalmas. © June 18,
1928 ;,..2.:e.. cand. afte) dune 29; A.
1083120; Wharton HEsherick, Paoli,
Pa. 16741
As long as you’re mine; words and
music by Walter Smith. © July 30,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 7; H 695859; Mona
motor oil co., San Francisco. 16742
Ashtoreth; in the sacred groves of
Ascalon, by R. 8. Stoughton; pf. ©
Augy!'9, 19283. 2ede. oiAns) (2hn.
699139; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston.
; 16743
Asi son las mujeres; danzon, por R. A.
Gerena; pf. © 1c. Aug.-15, 1928;
E 698067; Rafael Alers Gerena, San
Juan, Porto Rico. 16744
Askese; monotonia, von Alfred Bortz,
instr. von Hans Joseph Vieth, of
Germany; salon-orchester, mit pf.
direktion. © May 5, 1928; 1c. Aug.
4; HE 697364; Film-musik-union,
g. m. b. h., Berlin. 16745
Aspiration; kinema kameo, by HE.
Frederic Curzon, of Great Britain,
op. 4, no. 2; orch., with pf. or organ
conductor. 4to. © July 30, 1928;
1c. Aug. 21; E 697513; Boosey & co.,
ltd., London. 16746
Assembly (The); march, by Robert
C. Williams; pf. © July 25, 1928;
2 e. Aug. 2; E 695774; Anthony
brothers, Fall River, Mass. 16747
At breakfast-time; child song, words
and music by Charlotte Herron;
med. voice. © 1c. July 11, 1928;
E 696148; Charlotte T. Herron,
South Pasadena, Calif. 16748
At sight; march, by Harold Bennet;
band, with conductor. Cincinnati,
Fillmore music house. 4to. ©
July 16, 1928; 2 ec. Aug. 15; E
698042; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin-
nati. 16749
At sunrise; words by Mitchell Parish,
music by Ernest C. Daulton; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua.
© Aug. 16, 1928; 2 ec. Aug. 18; EB
698166; Gotham music service, inc.,
New York. 16750
880
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
16773
~
At that gate where mother used to
stand; words by I. Bennett, music
by Niel Navarre. New York, Frank
Harding. © Aug. 21, 1928; 2 «.
Aug. 24; E 699180; Ida Bennett,
Newark, N. J. 16751
At the close of day; words and music
by A. Gjesdahl. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©le. July 23, 1928; BE
696452; Andrew Gjesdahl, Van-
couver, Wash. : 16752
At the end of the day; words by M. M.
Burnett, music by Luther A. Clark.
[Photostat] © 1c. Aug. 11, 1928;
E 696986; Mary Margrete Burnett,
Pittsburg, II. 16753
At the fountain; by Robert W. Gibb;
Deo July 25, 1928~ 2 c Aug. 20;
EH 699127; Walter Jacobs, inc., Bos-
ton. 16754
At the lake of melted jade; by Louis
Vaetor Saar, ops -t22, no. 2 pf.
mus to roe 2. et Ae!) es UE
699106; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 16755
Au cimetiére; melodie, par Gabriel
Fauré, transcription et arr. de F.
Salabert, of France; orch., avec pf.
conducteur. © July 12, 1928; 1c.
Aug. 21; E 697596; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. - 16756
Aubade; arr. by C. S. DeLano; solo
steel guitar with 2d steel guitar. ©
July 5, 1928; 2 c. July 17; E 696769;
C..S8. DeLano, Los Angeles. 16757
Aurore; pastel musical, par G. Bonin-
contro, of France; orch., avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © July 12, 1928;
1 ec. Aug. 21; E 697565; Paul De-
courcelle, Nice, France. 16758
Aurore; pastel musical, poésie de
Jacques Decourcelle, musique de G.
Bonincontro, of France. i. Pf. et
chant.—2. Pf. et violoncellee ©
od, hose tb MC. Age OT.
697568, 697569;
Nice, France.
Paul Decourcelle,
16759, 16760
Autumn splendor; from the cantata,
The harvest, text by C. Gordon Wil-
cox, music by Richard Kountz; 4
pt. song, mixed voices. 4to. ©
Bie 23, Lees en Ge Ale. 2G" F)
699220; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 16761
Ave Maria; musique de Ed. J. Allain-
Lenoir, of France; sop. et contralto
avec acc. d’orgue. © July 12, 1928;
1 ec. Aug. 21; E 697553; Alphonse
Leduc et cie., Paris. 16762
Ave Maria; words and music by C.
Renfrew. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1928; E
704284; Carolyn Renfrew, Hastings,
Neb. 16763
Aviation blues; words and music by
W. Williams. © July 26, 1928; 2c.
July 30; E 696700; Wesley Williams,
Ahmeek, Mich. 16764
Aviators’ memorial; words by M. A.
Beaurman, music by Sylvester L.
Cross. TG. AIS Gy LOZ con BH)
695889; Marie Anna Beaurman, Ta-
coma. 16765
Aviatrice (L’) ; mazurka, by I. Iaca-
praro; pf. ©1c. Aug. 27, 1928; E
704156; Ida Iacapraro, New York.
16766
Ay mujeres! cOmo son; corrido, letra
y musica de Jorge Deleon Paniagua,
of Mexico, domiciled at El Paso; pf.
© 1c Aug. 20, 1928; E 704029;
Alberto Solis, El Paso. 16767
Ay! papa f mama; couplet
coreado, letra y musica de Jorge
Deleon Paniagua, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at El Paso. © 1c. Aug. 20,
1928; E 704080; Aiberto Solis, El
Paso. 16768
Ay! que pelonas tan suaves; corrido,
letra y musica de Raul Castell, of
Mexico, domiciled at El Paso. ©
1c Aug. 20, 1928; E 704016; Al-
berto Solis, El Paso. 16769
Baby come kisS your honey; words
by Paul Johnson, melody by Charles
Johnson. © 1c. Aug. 1, 1928; HB
696655; Southern music pub. co.,
ine., New York. 16770
Baby o’mine; words and music by HE.
Evans, arr. by Rachel Burton; pf.
and ukulele ace. San Francisco,
Cal., Writer’s pub. co. © July 12,
1928; 2 c. July 18; E 696277; Ea-
mund Evans, San Francisco. 16771
Baby spielt soldat (Bébé et son régi-
ment); marcietta umoristica, von
Giulio de Micheli, of Italy, op. 36,
arr. von L. Lowenthal; orch., mit
pf. o. organ direktion. 4to. © July
18, 1928; 1 c« Aug. 7; E 697460;
D. Rahter, Leipzig. 16772
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Clavecin
bien tempéré; avee analyses et con-
seils sur Il’ interprétation par G.
Sporck, of France; pf. Paris, E.
Ploix. © July 12, 1928; 1c. Aug.
21; E 697527; Georges Sporck,
Paris. 16773
881
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16774
Bach (Johann Sebastian )—Continued.
—— Dearest Jesu, we are here; organ
prelude, transcribed by Maurice
Besly, of Great Britain; pf. © Aug.
3, 1928; 1 c Aug. 21; EB 697491;
Boosey & co., Itd., London. 16774
—— Sonata no. 5; violin and pf.,
viclin pt. ed. by Hugo Kortschak,
pf. pt. ed. by Edwin Hughes; copy-
right is based upon new matter by
Hugo Kortschak and Edwin Hughes,
namely, their interpretations repre-
sented in the legible notations there-
of contained in the copies filed; in
F min. © Aug. 6, 1928; 2¢. Aug. 9;
EK 698101; G. Schirmer inec., New
York. 16775.
Bagatela; par Joaquin Rodrigo, of
Spain; pf. © July 12, 1928; 1 «¢.
Aug. 21; E 697557; Rouart, Lerolle
et cie., Paris. 16776
words and melody by
© 1c. Aug. 11, 1928;
Joseph M. Davis, New
16777
Barearolle; by Herbert Kinsey, of
Great Britain; violin, with pf. ace.
(Z7 1929 school examinations vio-
lin, elementary division, list A) ©
Banjo papa;
Andy Razaf.
E 696981 ;
York.
uly . LS A O28 We nen) Ral ye p26 3 AD
697701; Associated board of the
Royal academy of music and the
Royal college of music, London.
16778
Baresel (Alfred) 77 kiavier breaks,
jazz breaks for piano; von A.
Baresel, of Germany. S8vo. © Feb.
17, 1928; 1 ¢« July 18; EB 697359;
Wilhelm Zimmermann, Leipzig.
16779
Barker (The); words by L. Wolfe
Gilbert, music. by Abel Baer.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 21, 1928; E 704000; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 16780
Batuta tziganeasca; by J. Moskowitz.
[Melody only] © 1c Aug. 21,
1928; E 704044; Joseph Moskowitz,
New York. 16781
Bay rum blues; melody by El Watson.
© 1c Aug. 15, 1928; HE 698088;
R. S. Peer, New York. 16782)
Bayou legend; by J. Carroll Levan;
pf. © July 28, 1928; 2c. Aug. 20;
EK 699126; Walter Jacobs, inc.,
Boston. 16783
Be a jolly good fellow; words and
music by T. F. Kelly. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 31, 1928;
pt. 111, n. s., v. 23
EK 696657; Thos. Long
Beach, Calif. 16784
Be my baby; words and music by Sam
Gobble, arr. by Art Addoms; pf. and
ukulele or banjulele banjo acc. ©
Aug. 24, 19283) (\2.0e% Augon2ie) EI
698307 ; United pub. co., New York.
16785
Be true to Him; words and musie by
A. B. McKay; mixed voices. St.
Louis, Shattinger piano & music
co. 8vo. © Aug. 2, 1928, 2 ¢ Aug.
6; E 695872; Anna B. McKay, St.
Louis. 16786
Bear behind blues; words and melody
by Spencer Williams. © 1 «¢ Aug.
11, 1928; E 696976; Georgia music
co., New York. 16787
Beautiful Goldina; waltz, music by
M. Abramowitz. [Melody only] ©
1c. Aug. 27, 1928; E 704153; Morris
Abramowitz, Brooklyn. 16788
Beautiful isle of dreams; barcarolle,
by G. Romilli, arr. by Harold Ivers;
concert orch. 4to. © Aug. 10, 1928;
2c. Aug. 15; H 698016; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 16789
Beautiful isle of dreams; barecarolle,
by G. Romilli; pf. © Aug. 10, 1928;
2c. Aug. 14; E 698022; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 16790
Beautiful Molly; words and music by
B. Samberg. [Words and melody
F. Kelly,
only] © 1 « Aug. 9 1928: BE
695921; Benjamin Samberg, Brook-
lyn. 16791
Because I know that wishes don’t
come true; words by Carl John
Bostelmann, music by Ida _ Bostel-
mann; low or med. voice. © Aug.
3, 1928; 2 ec. Aug. 9; E 696900; G.
Schirmer ine., New York. 16792
Because I need a girl just like you;
words by V. Greer, music by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
© 1e Aug. 29, 1928; E 704230;
Vance Greer, Zwolle, La. 16793
Because you smile on me; words and
music by E. Louque; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Aug. 24, 1928; 2 e Aug. 27;
E 699193; Edna Louque, New Or-
leans. 16794
Bedda_ picciotta; versi e musica di
Paolo Dones, of Italy, domiciled at
Brokolyn. [Words and melody .
only] © 1 ce. Aug. 13, 1928; E
698171; Italian book eo., New York.
16795
882
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
Bees (The) are coming; words by
Tige Williams, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 18, 1928; E 699076; Ernest W.
Stretton, Ladner, British Columbia,
Canada. 16796
Believe it or not I was waiting for a
one horse car; words and melody by
EF. E. Maisel. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1928;
E 698123; Fred E. Maisel, New
York. 16797
Bell (The) boy; fantastic dance, by
Cuthbert Clarke, of Great Britain;
pf. © Aug. 17, 1928; 1 e«. Aug. 21;
E 697666; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 16798
Bella Napoli; tarantella, by Evan
Marsden, of Great Britain; violin
and pf. © Aug. 24, 1928; 1 c. Aug.
23; E 697648; Joseph Henry Lar-
way, London. 16799
Bells (The) of dawn; veleta valse, by
Harry Wood, of Great Britain; pf.
© Aug. 20, 1928; 1 ec. Aug. 22; B
697639 ; Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd.,
London. 16800
Bells (The) of St. Mary’s; duet, words
by Douglas Furber, music by A.
Emmett Adams, arr. by Ernest New-
ton, of Great Britain; treble voices.
© Aug. 14, 1928; 1 e Aug. 25; E
697671; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London. 16801
Berceuse ; by H. Kogen, op. 10; violin,
with pf. ace. © 1c. Aug. 1, 1928;
E 695807; Harry Kogen, Chicago.
16802
Bereft; words and music by Greville
Cooke, of Great Britain; in D flat.
© ‘Saly *6; 1928: fc July 18: "ER
697385; Joseph Williams, ltd., Lon-
don. 16803
Beyond the stars I see; words by
Oliver Murray Edwards, music by
Charles H. Gabriel; med. voice or
quartet. Syracuse, N. Y., Oliver
music co. © Aug. 18, 1928; 2c. Aug.
22; BE 698203; Oliver M. Edwards,
Syracuse, N. Y. 16804
Biddizzi (I) i me maritu; versi di
G. Naso, musica di M. Piazza, of
Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn; 1st
violin. © 1c Aug. 25, 1928; E
704131; Michele Piazza and Giu-
seppe Naso, Brooklyn. 16805
Big (A) fat mama; words by H. E.
Stoy, music by Burrell Van Buren.
16316
Houston, Stoy music house. © Aug.
4, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 10; E 696912; Guy
Everett Stoy, Houston. 16806
Bill Tilden; words by J. Bransford,
musie by Larry EH. Goffin. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 21,
1928; E 704048; Jerry Bransford,
Portland, Or. 16807
Bingelo bye; lullaby, poem by Norman
Pearce, music by Stanley Day.
YUM Ue Ba 12 924 APR SP Cy
698014; Edward Schuberth & co.,
ine., New York. 16808
Bird of the dawn; words by Royden
Barrie, music by Robert Coverley,
of Great Britain; in E flat. © Aug.
24, 1928; 2 ce. Aug. 25; E 698282;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
16809
Bird’s (The) lullabye; pt. song, words
and musie by D. Rhys Ford; mixed
voices. 4to. © Dec. 20, 1927; 2¢
Aug. 2, 1928; E 695786; Melrose mu-
sic co., Warren, O. 16810
Birthday (The) party; by Myra Els-
worth Burdick; pf. © Aug. 3, 1928;
2c. Aug. 9; E 696892; G. Schirmer
ine., New York. 16811
Black rose; overture, by Lester Brock-
ton, arr. by M. L. Lake; band, with
conductor. 4to. © Aug. 11, 1928;
2c. Aug. 13; E 698040; Ludwig mu-
sie pub. co., Cleveland. 16812
Blazin’; composed and atr. by Joe L.
Sanders; orch. 4to. © Aug. 16,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 18; E 699053; Fors-
ter music publisher, inc., Chicago.
16813
Blessed be Thou, Lord God of Israel;
words from the Bible, music by H.
EK. Baker, of Great Britain; mixed
voices. 4to. © June 26, 1928;1¢
July 30; E 697329; Bayley & Fer-
guson, Glasgow. 16814
Blessed is the man that trusteth in
Hm; anthem for quartet or cho.,
text from the Scriptures, musie by
A. W. Lansing; mixed voices. 4to.
© Aus. 16,’ 1928; 2 ef Age 17:5
699091 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 16815
Blind (A) mother’s prayer; words and
music by Joe Davis and Spencer
Williams. © Aug. 13, 1928; 2 e.
Aug. 11; E 696962; Triangle music
pub. co., inc, New York, 16816
883
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16817
Blondy; fox trot, words by H. Wil-
mont Richardson, music by Earl
Rodney. © 1. Aug. 16, 1928; E
699038; Robert S. Flagler, Pough-
keepsie, N. Y. 16817
Blossom; lyrics by Oscar Lasser, music
by H. Rubenstein, of Russia, domi-
ciled at Sanatorium, Col. ©-1 «e.
Aug. 16, 1928; EH 698125; Harry
Rubenstein, Sanatorium, Col. 16818
Blow, blow, thou winter wind; trio,
words by Shakespeare, music by
Anna Priscilla Risher; women’s
voices. 4to. © Aug. 7, 1928; 2 ¢.
Aug. 8; E 696826; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 16819
Blow, blow, thou winter wind; words
by William Shakespeare, music by
Alexius Baas; men’s voices. 4to. ©
Wire :15,'"1928:\ 2 « Aug. 17s: B
699086; John Church co., Cincin-
nat, ©: _ 16820
Blue (The) bell anthem; words and
music by J. A. Hansen. © July 9,
1928; 2c. July 21; E 695860; Julius
Andre Hansen, Los Angeles. 16821
lue, blue blues ; words by G. M. West-
fall, music by William Van Beaver ;
pf. and ukulele acc. New York,
Frank Harding. © Aug. 20, 1928;
2 c. Aug. 23; E 698248; Grace M.
Westfall, Niles, Mich. 16822
Blue eyes; words and music by B. C.
McCubbin; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Aug. 10, 1928; 2c. Aug. 13; E 698039 ;
Basil C. McCubbin, Rock Island, [11.
16823
Blue eyes I love just you; words by
Martha Mellen, music by Z. Huckins.
© Aug. 15, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 18; E
699062; Zelda Huckins, New Or-
leans. 16824
Blue roses; words by W. H. Sadler,
melody by Burrell Van Buren.
1c. Aug. 2, 1928; E 695796; William
Howard Sadler, Little Rock, Ark.
16825
Blue sky march; by F. Moon; pf. ©
Aug. 15)°1928: "2 e@ Aug. ‘15;'-E
699030; Frank Moon, Blanchester, O.
16826
Blue yodel no. 2, my loving gal, Lu-
cille; words and music by Jimmie
Rodgers; pf. acc., with ukulele or
banjulele banjo. (Cover title: Blue
yodel no. 2, my lovin’ gal, Lucille)
© Aug. 27, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 28; E
699207 ; United pub. co., New York.
16827
pt. 111, n. S., v. 23
Bo-Peep; words and music by Loyal
Curtis; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
May Singhi Breen. © July 26, 1928;
2 ec. Aug. 3; E 696716; Loyal B.
Curtis, New York. 16828
Boarding house bells were ringing;
words by D. O. Fletcher, melody by
_ G. Foster. © 1c.’ Aug. 15, 1928* 1
698073; Ralph S. Peer, inc., New
York. 16829
Bold highwayman’s demand; [ar-
ranged] by Alfred Moffat, of Great
Britain; violin with pf. ace.
(Thirty-three 18th century English
violin pieces with pf. ace.) © June
18, 1928; 1 ec. July 28; E 697297;
Schott & co., ltd., London. [© ar-
rangement } 16830
Boogaboo; by Ferd, Jelly Roll, Morton ;
pf. © Aug. 15, 1928: 2 «Aus. 18;
E 699056; Melrose bros. musie Co.,
inc., Chicago. F 16831
‘Book (A) of dances; by George F.
Dobbs, of England; pf. 1. Hornpipe.
[3 others] © Aug. 14, 1928; 1 e.
Aug. 15; E 697478; Elkin & co., Itd.,
London. ~ 16832
Boston university hymn; words by
Daniel L. Marsh, music by John P.
Marshall. © June 15, 1928; 2 e.
Aug. 22; E 698199; Boston univer-
sity, Boston. 16833 ©
Bottle (The) that hangs on the wall;
words and music by C. F. Mathieu.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 31, 1928; E 704282; Carl F.
Mathieu, New York. 16834
Bowen (York) Melody; by Y. Bowen,
of Great Britain; violin, with pf.
acc. (In 1929 school examinations
violin, higher division, list B) ©
July 18,, 1928; Lee, duly, 27
697702; Associated board of the
Royal academy of music and the
Royal college of music, London.
16835
Bowery (The) bums; pt. 1, pt. 2, words
and music by B. Samberg. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 18,
1928; E 699064; Benjamin Samberg,
Brooklyn. ~ 16836
Box (A) of toys; by Harold T. Scull,
of England; pf. 1. Opening the box.
[4 others] © July 25, 1928; 1 ec.
Aug. 11; E 697437; Warren & Phil-
lips, London. 16837
Boy and girl; poem by Mary Ricca
Compton, music by E. L. Ricca. ©
1c. Aug. 31, 1928; E 704290; Emile
Louis Ricca, San Jose, Calif. 16838
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
ne 16858
Boy and how; words by Al Stone [i. e.
A. A. Stone], Nick Zullo and Joe
Martina, music by A. A. Stone.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 16, 1928; E 699035; Albert A.
Stone, Chicago. 168389
Boys (A) book of piano etudes; 15 ex-
ercises in the form of preludes each
with a short preparatory study, by
John Thompson. (Cover title:—
Book of etudes for boys.) © Aug.
24, 1928; 2 c«. Aug. 25; E 698311;
Schroeder & Gunther, inc., New
York. 16840
Brahms (Johannes) Hungarian dance
no. 6; arr. by Arnoldo Sartorio, of
Germany; pf., 6 hands. © Aug. 24,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 25; EH 698281; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. —
16841
—— Motet; tr. and arr. by Nathan
Haskell Dole, music by J. Brahms,
op. 74, no. 1; four and six pt. cho.,
mixed voices a capella. [Hnglish
and German text] 1. Wherefore is
the light bestowed on the disconso-
late. [3 others] © June 19, 1928;
2c. Aug. 4; E 695833 ; E. C. Schirmer
music co., Boston. 16842
The wall of heaven, O Saviour
rend (O heiland reiss die Himmel
auf); motet, German words by an
unknown poet, tr. and arr. by Nathan
Haskell Dole, music by J. Brahms,
op.. 74, no. 2; four-pt. cho., mixed
voices a capella. 4to. © June 19,
1928; 2 ec. Aug. 4; E 695834; EH. C.
Schirmer music co., Boston. 16843
Brakeman’s (The) blues; words and
music by Jimmie Rodgers, arr. by
Art Addoms; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Aug. 24, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 27; E
698308; United pub. co., New York.
16844
Break-me-down (The); from Just a
minute, words by Walter O’Keefe,
musie by Harry Archer. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 8,
1928; E 695851; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 16845
Breath (A) of lavender; romance, by
M. L. Preston; pf. © Aug. 16, 1928;
2 ec. Aug. 17; E 699092; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 16846
Br’er Rabbit and the fairy; humor-
esque, by Charles Wakefield Cad-
man; pf. © Aug. 4, 1928; 2¢ Aug.
13; E 698030; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. 16847
Bridal song; trio, words by John
Fletcher, music by Edgar L. Bain-
ton, of England; female voices. 4to.
© Aug. 28, 1928; 1 c« Aug. 29; EH
697678; Novello & co., ltd., London.
16848
Brin (Un) de cour; par Noél Brusa, of
France; pf. © July 12, 1928; 1 ec.
Aug. 21; E 697535; Delrieu fréres.
Nice, France. 16849
Broadway; words and music by Leo
Wood. [Words and melody only]
© 1c Aug. 21, 1928; E 704049;
Joseph M. Woods, New York. 16850
Broadway love; words and music by
A. 8S. Watkins. ©1c. Aug. 14, 1928;
EK 695980; Anne §S. Watkins, New
York. 16851
Broken butterfly; fox trot, words by
Larry Perry, music by Rosalie Rodi-
ger; pf. and ukulele acc. © June 30,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 1; E 696644; Zerse
bros., St. Louis. 16852
Broken-hearted doll; written by Noble
Sissle, composed by Donovan Meher,
of Great Britain; pf. and ukulele or
banjulele banjo ace.; in F. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug.
20, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 22; E 697638;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., London.
16853
Broken yows; motion picture music,
by Richard Howsgill, of England;
orch., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Aug. 8, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 20; E 697472;
J. R. Lafleur & son, ltd., London.
16854
Brooklyn; words and music by Walter
Goodwin; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
March 31, 1928; 2 ec. Aug. 4; HE
698106; Walter Goodwin, inc., New
York. 16855
Brown eyes; words by W. D. Fortune,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Aug. 29, 1928;
E 704224; William D. Fortune, Roe,
Ark. 16856
Brucker lager-marsch; von Joh. N.
Kral, op. 51, arr. von Leo Artok, of
Germany; salon orch., mit pf.-con-
ductor. © July 31, 1928; 1 ¢. July
30; E 697314; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. 16857
Bubble (The) dance; by M. Bean; pf.
© 1c. Aug. 13, 1928; E 699006;
Mabel Bean, Little Rock, Ark.
16858
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16859
pt. III, n. S., v. 23°
Bums-rush (The); words and music
by B. Samberg, pt. 1 and 2. [Words
and melody with harmonized cho.]
© 1c. Aug. 25, 1928; E 704143;
Benjamin Samberg, Brooklyn.
16859
Bum’s (The) song; words and music
by Harry McClintock. © 1c. Aug.
13, 1928; E 695973; Villa Moret, ine.,
San Francisco. 16860
Bum’s (The) song; words and music
by Harry McClintock; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1928; B
Aug. 29; 698316; Villa Moret, inc.,
San Francisco. 16861
Bungalow; words and music by G.
Lee. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Aug. 14, 1928; E 704179; Guy
Lee, New York. 16862
Bungalow (A), a radio and you; words
and music by Fred Dempsey and
Dick Leibert. [Words and melody
only] © 1c Aug. 24, 1928; E
704121; Lee Feist, ine., New York.
16863 |
Burden (The) of Babylon; preludium
and motet, words adapted from book
of Isaiah, music by Granville Ban-
tock, of Great Britain; cho. and soli
of mixed voices, brass and drums.
Short se. 4 to. © July 4, 1928; 1c.
July 18; E 697383 ; Joseph Williams,
Itd., London. 16864
Butterfly (The); by Myra Elsworth
Burdick; pf. © Aug. 3, 1928; 2 «.
Aug. 9; E 696896; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 16865
By the rivulet; waltz, by G. Romilli,
arr. by George J. Trinkaus; orch.
4to. © July 25, 1928; 2.c. July 28;
E 696691; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 16866
Bye-bye blues; by Clifford Hayes; in-
strumental. ©1c. Aug. 3, 1928; BH
696738; United pub. co., New York.
16867
Bye [!] gone days, old time days;
words and music by F. B. Boggs.
[Photostat] © 1c. Aug. 14, 1928;
E 695997 ;
Austin, Tex. 16868
Byrd of my heart; words and melody
by Vaughn DeLeath [pseud of Leo-
nore Geer] © 1c. Aug. 20, 1928; E
698189 ; Leonore Geer, New York.
16869
Cairo, my Cairo; original lyrics by
Beda and Robert Katscher, words
by Ralph Stanley, of Great Britain,
Flora Bergman Boggs,-
music by R. Katscher ; pf. ace., with
banjulele and ukulele arr. by Alvin
D. Keech; in B flat. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © July 16,
1928; 1 c. July 17; EB 697355; B.
Feldman & co., London. 16870
Calendar (The) astray; words by
Baroness Boeslager, music by Henry
Tiltman, of England. London, No-
vello & co., ltd. © Aug. 14, 1928;
1c. Aug. 15; E 697407; John Coates,
Northwood, Hngland. 16871
California! California; words and
music by G. Muder. [Words and
© 16¢. Aug. 31, 1928;
George Muder, Pitts-
16872
Call at midnight; words and music
by R. Klink, arr. by Harry L. Al-
ford. © Aug. 2, 1928; 2 ¢ Aug. 6;
HE 696804; Rudolph Klink, Scotland,
S. D. : 16873
melody only]
EK %04274;
burgh.
‘Call me yours again; words and music
by A. F. Stickel.
1928; E 696953; Alma Frances
Stickel, Chelmsford, Mass. 16874
Can you figure the length of a while;
words by M. C. Fitzpatrick, music
by Neil Navarre. New York city,
Frank Harding. © Aug. 1, 1928;
2 c@ Aug. 6; E 696763; Mary C.
Fitzpatrick, Hillsdale, N. J. 16875
Cannon ball moan; words and melody
by Blind Lemon Jefferson. © 1 ce.
Aug. 10, 1928; E 696938; Chicago
music pub. co. ine., Chicago. 16876
Caflon shadows; mountain idyl, by
Cady C. Kenney; pf. © Aug. 9,
1928; 2c. Aug. 20; E 699136; Walter
Jacobs, inc., Boston. 16877
Cantiléne; par Gabriel-Marie, of
France; orch., avec pf.-conducteur.
4to. © July 12, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 21;
EH 697594; Francis Salabert, Paris.
16878
Canto storico; dai canti storici greci
traduzione di N. Tommaseo, musica
di Barbara Giuranna, of Italy. ©
© 1c. Aug. 10,
Aug. 16, 1928; 1 e@. Aug. 17; BH
697481; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
16879
Cantus varii ad benedictionem ss sacra-
menti; compiler, of France. © Feb.
27, 1928; 1 ec. Apr. 20; A—Foreign
38538; Desclée & cie., Paris. 16880
Canzoniere (Il) militare; versi e musi-
ea, arr. by F. Trombetta; pf. ©l1c.
words July 31, 1928; 1 ec. music
886
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
: 16903
Aug. 4; E 695841; Francesco Trom-
betta, Philadelphia. 16881
Gap. Emilio Carranza; paso doble, by
F,. Godoy, P., of Mexico, domiciled
at New York; pf. © Aug. 1, 1928;
2 ec. Aug. 4; E 695823; Fernando
Godoy, P., New York. ~ 16882
Captain Stannard; march, by H. S.
Morris; pf. © Aug. 20, 1928; 2 ¢.
Aug. 20; E 698155; Harry S. Morris,
Washington. 16883
Caramelo (El) ; corrido, letra y musica
de Raul Castell, of Mexico, domiciled
at El Paso; pf. © 1c Aug. 20,
1928; E 704017; Alberto Solis, El
Paso. 16884
Cardinal (The) and gold; words and
music by Alfred F. Wesson; pf. and
ukulele acc. © July 21, 1928; 2 «.
Aug. 6; E 696754; Melrose bros.
music ¢o., ine., Chicago. 16885
Caricias; corrido Mexicano del Bajio,
arr. de 8S. R. Ramos, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Chicago; dos voces. [Photo-
Senet Cc. AUS 1, toss. A)
704078; Silvano R. Ramos, Chicago.
16886
Carmen ; cancion bolero, letra y musica
de L. B. Girona; pf. ©1c. Aug. 8,
1928; E 696860 ; Luis Berrios Girona,
Santuree, Porto Rico. 16887
Carmen Margarita; gavota, por R.
Balseiro [i. e. R. B. Davila]; pf.
Owanred a: 19287 2. ¢. Aues7s°
695858 ; Rafael Balseiro Davila, San
Juan, Porto Rico. 16888
Caroline; words and music by E. H.
Beggs. © July 31, 1928; 2 ¢. Aug.
2; E 696721; Emily Hall Beggs, Oak-
dale, PH. 16889
Casada? mejor viuda; corrido, letra y
musica de Jorge Deleon Paniagua,
of Mexico, domiciled at El Paso; pf.
© 1c. Aug. 20, 1928; E 704031; Al-
“berto Solis, El Paso. 16890
Castle of love; from White lilacs, lyrics
by J. Keirn Brennan, music by
Maurie Rubens. © 1c. Aug. 18,
1928; E 699068; Gerson Werner,
New York. 16891
Catalina is calling me (Catalina la
encantada); words and music by
Annette Keyser, palabras en es-
panol por J. R. Marabotto. © Aug.
3, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 8; E 696829; West-
ern music publishers, Los Angeles.
16892
Catholic high mass responses; words
taken from the Latin Vulgate, music
12644—28——_2
by M. G. Dumler; male chorus. 4to.
[Photostat] © Aug. 20, 1928; 2 ec.
Aug. 30; E 698322; Martin G. Dum-
ler, Cincinnati, O. 16893
Cats (The) of the Isle-of-Man; writ-
ten and composed by Terry Wilson,
of Great Britain; pf. acce., with ban-
julele banjo and ukulele arr. by Al-
vin D. Keech; in G. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © July 18, 1928; 1
ce July 19; E 697223; Lawrence
Wright music co., London. 16894
Cavalier (The) by Walter M. Smith,
pf. aec. by C. A. Young; trumpet or
cornet. © May 9, 1928; 2 ec. June
20; E 694615; Carl Fischer, ine.,
New York. 16895
Celos; tango, letra de José F. Eli-
zondo, musica de Federico Ruiz, of
Mexico. © Aug. 15, 1928; 1 ¢. Aug.
30; E 697689; A. Wagner y Levien,
SUCS, S. en ¢., Mexico City, Mexico.
16896
Cena (La) (The last supper); dalla
rappresentazione della cena e pas-
sione di Pierozzo Castellano de Cas-
tellani, X VI secolo, tr. by Anna Mali-
piero, musica di G. Francesco Mali-
piero, of Italy; per coro e orchestra,
riduzione per pianoforte e canto.
Aug. 3, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 20; E 699085 ;
C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 16897
Chalice (A) of love; words by Blanche
Hammond Camp, music by P. Adams.
©1c. Aug. 8, 1928; E 696861; Pearl
Adams, Charlotte, N. C. 16898
Chalita; words and music by Victor
Schertzinger, arr. by William Stick-
les. 4to. 1. Mixed voices.—2. Male
voices. © Aug. 8, 1928; 2 « Aug.
10; E 698023, 698024; Harms, ine.,
New York. 16899, 16900
Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stéphanie)
Arlequine ; op. 53, arr. by Josef Pas-
ternack; orch., with pf. conductor.
Oe, AGS! “3. ql 928 45 2a Cu Allee pls
696885 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
16901
Sunset skies ;.duet or two-pt. cho.,
words and arr. of music by Shirley
Dean Nevin; women’s voices. 4to.
© Aug. 16, 1928; 2 ec. Aug. 17; E
699090 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 16902
Change my luck blues; words and
melody by Blind Lemon Jefferson.
© 1 ce. Aug. 10, 1928; E 696931;
Chicago music pub. co., Chicago.
16903
887
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16904
Chanson (La) de Bicchi; poésie de
Claude Dhérelle, musique de Jacques
Mendel, of France. © July 12, 1928;
1 ec. Aug. 21; E 697526; Louis Jac-
quot, Paris. 16904
Chanson (La) du chasseur; par Noél
Brusa, of France; pf. © July 12,
1928; 1 «. Aug. 21; E 697534; Del-
rieu fréres, Nice, France. 16905
Chanson mélancolique; romance, by
Maurice Spitalny, arr. by Floyd J.
St. Clair; orch. © Aug. 8, 1928;
2c. Aug. 7; E 695870; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 16906
Charley’s more than Charley seems;
fox trot, words by R. Stevenson,
music by George Parrish. © Aug.
18, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 20; E 698159;
Roy Stevenson, Houston. 16907
Charm me asleep, and melt me so; to
music, to becalm his fever,, words
by R. Herrick, music by W. A. Pick-
ard-Cambridge, of Great Britain ; low
or middle voice. [In Six songs] ©
Aug. (23) 192821 ee. Aug. 24 50H
697650; W. A. Pickard-Cambridge,
Oxford, England. 16908
Chasing the fox; by J. Louis Merkur;
pf. © Aug. 4, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 16;
E 698117; Jack Mills, inc, New
York. 16909
Chasins (Abram) Twenty-four pre-
ludes; six preludes, by A. Chasins,
op. 13; pf. bk. 4. © July 10, 1928;
2c. Aug. 1; E 696675; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 16910
Chasse (La) ; by Ethel Barns, of Great
Britain; violin and pf. © June 15,
1928; 1c. July 28; E 697300; Schott
& co., ltd., London. 16911
Cheer the winner; lyrics and music by
C. B. Apothikonas, arr. by Harry
Ferguson. New York City, Cora B.
Apothikonas & M. Soifer. © July
26, 1928; 2 c. July 30; E 695725;
Cora B. Apothikonas, New York.
: 16912
Cheer-up, do; words by Fred G.
Bowles, music by Robert Coverley,
arr. by Clarence Lucas, of Great
Britain.” 4to: “1. Duet” or § 2-pt.
song.—2. Female trio. © Aug. 38,
1928; 1 ce. each Aug. 4; E 697370,
697371; Chappel & co., ltd., London.
169138, 16914
Chez le grand couturier; caprice, par
Alex. de Taeye, of Belgium; orch.,
pt. 117, nes: v.23
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © July
12,1928; 1, ec. Aue 21"? GSTous ;
Choudens, Paris. 16915
Chi campa deritto; words by M. Per-
rocato, music by L. Canoro; violin.
© 1c Aug. 10, 1928; E 696946;
Louis Canoro and Maria Perrocato,
New York. 16916
Chica; by W. G. Warren; pf. © 1.
Aug. 8, 1928; E 696729; Wallace
Goldsmith Warren, Boston. 16917
Chicago; fox trot, par H. de Beatti, of
Belgium et R. Jacquemont, of
France; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
4to., ©. July 12, 1928 = 1 e Aue. 21 ;
E 697610; Choudens, Paris. 16918
Childhood recollections; words and
music by E. W. Shockley; pf. © 1
ce. Aug. 7, 1928; E 696843 ; Hmory W.
Shockley, Salisbury, Md. 16919
Children’s (The) kingdom; service for
Children’s day, words by Edith San-
ford Tillotson, music by Fred B.
Holton. © Mar. 23, 1928; 2 c. and
aff. May 14; A 1079065; Lorenz pub.
co., Dayton, O. 16920
Chilito (El); corrido, letra y musica
de Raul Castell, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at El Paso; pf. © 1c. Aug.
20, 1928; E 704018; Alberto Solis,
El Paso. 16921
Chinee song; words and music anon.,
additional words and arrangement
by C. H. Parker. © 1. Aug. 10,
1928: E 696951; Charles H. Parker,
Washington. 16922
Chinese march; by R. S. Stoughton ;
pf. © Aug. 9, 1928; 2 ec. Aug. 20;
E 699132; Walter Jacobs, inc., Bos-
ton. 16923
Chiquita ; waltz, lyric by L. Wolfe Gil-
bert, music by Mabel Wayne, arr.
by Ferdie Grofé; orch. © July 31,
1928; 2 ec. Aug. 2; E 696679; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 16924
Chirrion (El) ;.corrido Mexicana, letra
e musica de Jorge Deleon Paniagua,
of Mexico, domiciled at El Paso.
1c. Aug. 20, 1928; E 704032; Al-
berto Solis, El Paso. 16925
Chivito (El); letra y musica de Raul
Castell, of Mexico, domiciled at El
Paso; pf. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1928; EH
704019; Alberto Solis, El Paso.
16926
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no. 8, 1928
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Etude;
by F. Chopin, op. 25, no. 4, arr. by
Ottilie Sutro; 2 pfs. 4 hands. ©
June 16, 1928; 2 ec. June 18; EH
694530; John Church co., Cincinnati.
16927
Roses of Ispahan; words by Au-
brey Dowdon, music of Chopin,
adapted by Van Phillips, of Great
Britain. © July 24, 1928; 1c. Aug.
21; E 697487; Cavendish music ¢o.,
London. 16928
—11°™® nocturne, sol mineur; op.
on, no, 1, arr.’ par EF. Salabert; of
France; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © July 12, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 21;
E 697580; Francis Salabert, Paris.
16929
Choral varié; sur un théme en forme
de choral de Georges Caussade, par
Marcel Bérault, of France; orgue.
© July 12, 1928; 1 « Aug. 21; B
697551; Alphonse Leduc et cGie.,
Paris. 16930
Christmas; Christmas carol, words by
Oliver Murray Edwards, music by
William Berwald. Syracuse, N. Y.,
Oliver music co. 4to. © July 21,
1928; 2 c. July 27; E 696684; Oliver
M. Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y. 16931
Christmas (A) tale; opera in one act,
from the French of Maurice Bou-
chor, HEnglish tr. by Barrett H.
Clark, music by E. E. Freer. Mil-
waukee, Wis., Wm. A. Kaun music
co, inc. © July 18, 1928; 2 c. July
21; D 27359; Eleanor Everest Freer,
Chicago. 16932
Chrome (The) album; 3 pieces by
Boyce, Haydn and Sebastian H.
Brown, arr., scored, ed., fingered and
bowed by James Brown, of Eng-
land; string orch., with pf. 1. Ga-
votte, The shepherd’s lottery. [2
others] © Aug. 14, 1928; 1c. Aug.
15; E 697413; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London. 16933
Cigale (La) et la fourmi; opéra
comique, de Hd. Audran, fantaisie
arr. par Raoul Morane, of France;
pf., 4 mains. © July 12, 1928; 1 «.
Aug. 21; E 697611; Choudens, Paris.
16934
Circus (The); duet or two-pt. cho.,
words and music by William Baines.
4to. © Aug. 16, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 17;
E 699089; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 169385
Clarice; melody by H. S. Parham. ©
1 ec. Aug. 8, 1928; E 696846; H.
Strathdene Parham, Chicago. 16936
- 16946
Clarinet marmalade; fox trot, by
Harry Shields and H. W. Ragas,
arr. by Billy Moore; orech. 4to. ©
Aug. 28, 1928; 2 ¢«. Aug 24; H
698272; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
16937
Clarksburg; words and music by P. R.
Williams. © 1c. Aug. 6, 1928; BH
696788; Pansy Ramage Williams,
Clarksburg, W. Va. 16938
Closer to heben; syncopated spiritual,
words and music by A. Freed; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Aug. 3, 1928;
2 c Aug. 8; E 6968382; Arthur
Freed, inc., Los Angeles. 16939
Cloud-capp’d (The) towers; cho.,
words by Shakespeare, music by R.
J. S. Stevens, arr. from the six-pt.
glee, by Hugh S&S. Robertgon, of
Scotland; 4 men’s voices. 4to.
July 10, 1928; 1 e. July 30; EB
697327; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow. 16940
Cloud (The) with a silver lining;
words by C. Lindsay, music by Lu-
ther A. Clark. ew York, Frank
Harding. © Aug. 23, 1928; 2 e.
Aug. 24; E 699182; Cassie Lindsay,
Birch Harbor, Me. 16941
Coal oil blues; melody by Vol Stevens.
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1928; E 696957;
R. S. Peer, New York. 16942
Come, let us now resolve at last;
words by John Sheffield, music by
Herbert Hughes, of Great Britain.
© June 21, 1928; 1 ec. July 28; E
697291; Augener, ltd., London.
16943
Come rowing on Mississippi; words
and music by E. M. Tiffany. © July
26, 1928; 2 c. July 30; E 696699;
Emily Margaret Tiffany, La Crosse,
Wis. 16944
Come, sleep, and with thy sweet de-
ceiving; words by John Fletcher,
music by W. A. Pickard-Cambridge,
of Great Britain; low or middle
voice. (In Six songs) © Aug. 23,
1928; 1 c. Aug. 24; E 697647; W. A.
Pickard-Cambridge, Oxford, Eng-
land. 16945
Come, thou weal'y one; sacred solo,
words and music by Elizabeth Davis
Soechtig. 1. High voice, in B flat.—
2. Med. voice, in A flat.—3. Low
voice, in F. © Aug. 20, 1928; 2c.
each Aug. 30; E 699213 ; Lorenz pub.
co., Dayton, O. 16946
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16947
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Come to me, O ye children; words by
Longfellow, music by M. Kingston,
of England. © Aug. 17, 1928; 1 ¢.
Aug. 18; E 697456; Matthew King-
ston, Hampstead, England. 16947
Come to old Wisconsin ; words and mu-
sic by E. M. Tiffany. © July 26,
1928; 2 ce. July 30; E 696704; Hmily
Margaret Tiffany, La Crosse, Wis.
16948
Come to St. Thomas’s ; from Billie, lyric
and music by George M. Cohan. ©
Aug. 25,1928; 2 ¢ Aug, 29; EB
699231; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 16949
Complainte des Monts d’Annam; de la
suite Sur les Monts d’ Annam, par
Paul Dupin, arr. par Ad. Gauwin, of
France; orch., avee pf. conducteur.
© Dee. 31, 1927; 1 e. Aug. 21, 1928;
E 697530; Benjamin, Paris. 16950
Comte Obligado; fantaisie sélection
sur les motifs de Il opérette de
Raoul Moretti, arr. par F.: Salabert,
of France; orch., avec pf. conduc-—
teur:- 4to., ©. July )12, 1928 ;. 1c.
Aug. 21; E 697575; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 16951
Concertino; pour pf. et orch., par Ar-
thur Benjamin, of Great Britain; 2
pfs. © July 31, 1928; 1c. July 30;
E 697304; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany. 16952
Constantine centennial march; by J.
D. Pierce, arr. by R. Peek; pf. ©
July 25, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 6; E 695864 ;
John Davis Pierce, Constantine,
Mich. 16953
Consuelo; words and music by J. Ma-
naois; pf. and ukulele acc. ©1e.
Aug. 2, 1928; E 695804; Joe Mana-
ois, Ensenada, B. Cfa., Mexico.
16954
Convict’s (The) rosary; words and
music by Fred Fisher. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Aug. 31, 1928;
EK 704267; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc., New York. 16955
Coquetry; by Norman Leigh, arr. by
Ronwald Ritson; orch. with 1st vio-
lin obbl. and pf. conductor. 4to. ©
vuly* 28; 192832) ¢ vAue. 207 7
699125; Walter Jacobs, ine., Boston.
16956
Corrido de Emilio Carranza; letra y
musica por I. M. Valle, of Mexico,
domiciled at Chicago. © 1c. Aug.
20, 1928; E 698187; Ignacio M.
Valle, Chicago. 16957
pt. 1, ms}, Wee
Corrido del General Calles; Ietra y
musica por I. M. Valle, of Mexico,
domiciled at Chicago. © 1c. Aug.
20, 1928; E 698186; Ignacio M.
Valle, Chicago. 16958
Corrido del General Obregén; duo,
letra y musica de Francisco Moure,
of Mexico, domiciled at El Paso,
Tex. [Photostat] © Aug. 15, 1928;
2c. Aug. 20; E 699146; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 16959:
Could it be you; words by Fred Phil-
lips, music by Frank Winegar, arr.
by W. C. Lindemann; pf. and uku-.
lele ace. © Aug. 7, 1928; 2 ce Aug.
8; E 696820; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York. 16960-
Courtship (The) of Clarence Killjoy;
words by J. Flodin, melody by K.
Flodin and J. Flodin. © 1 ¢. Aug..
6, 1928; E 696787; John Flodin, Min-
neapolis. 16961
Cradle song; by Mary Calvert; pf. ©:
Aug: 22," 1928 3" 2. Gi. Adier, seen Hi,
698296; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi--
cago. 16962
Crazy ’bout love; words by Ted Dun-
can [i. e. T. R. Duncan], music by
Neal H. Spaulding. [Words and
melody only] ©1ce. Aug. 10, 1928;
E 696940; Theo. R. Duncan, Moun-
tain View, Calif. 16963
Creole (The) love call; by Duke EIl-
lington; pf. © Aug. 16, 1928; 2.
Aug. 18; E 698167; Gotham music.
service, inc., New York. 16964.
Creole moon; words and music by L.
L. Yost... © 1 «,,Aug. 18, 1928.5)
696999; Leland L. Yost, Kerrville,
Tex. 16965
Crochety (A) person; set to music by
L. Probyn, of England; pf. with
words. (Cover-title :—Crochety per-
sons) © June 28, 1928; 1 e July
12; E 697398; Leslie Probyn, Folke-
stone, England. 16966
Crusade for Christ; service for rally
day, arr. by Ethel M. Reumann.
S8vo. © Aug. 9, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 16;
aff. Aug. 15; A 1086742; Board of
publication of the United Lutheran
church in America, Philadelphia.
16967
Crying for you that’s all I do; words
by A. Bombarger, melody by Phileta
Rouse Bombarger. © 1 ec. Aug. 9,
1928; E 696913 ; Avo Pierce Bombar-
ger, New York. 16968 .
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
Cuchillo (El); pespunte ranchero del
B ajio, arr. de S. R. Ramos, of Mex-
ico, domiciled at Chicago; canto y
pf. [Photostat] © 1c. Aug. 15,
1928; E 704086; Silvano R. Ramos,
Chicago. 16969
Cuckoo blues; melody by H. S. Par-
ham. © 1c. Aug. 8, 1928; E 696847 ;
H. Strathdene Parham, Chicago.
, 16970
Cuddle up a little closer, lovey mine;
fox trot, from Three twins, by Karl
L. Hoschua, arr. by George J. Trink-
aus; pf. © July 28, 1928; 2c. Aug.
1; E 696688; M. Witmark and sons,
New York. 16971
‘Cuncittina parte pilamerica; words
and music by P. Sciascia. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 29,
1928; E 704208; Pasquale Sciascia,
Philadelphia. 16972
Cynico; arioso comico, von Eugen d’Al-
bert, bearb. und instr. von Ludwig
Brav, of Germany; salon-orchester,
mit pf. direktion. 4to. © May 5,
1928; 1 c« Aug. 4; E 697362; Film-
musik-union, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
16973
‘Czabaraszka; music by P. Humeniuk.
[Melody only] © 1 e¢. Aug. 29,
1928; E 704201; Paul Humeniuk,
New York. 16974
Daddy don’t put that thing on me,
blues; words and music by A. W.
Clement.. © 1 ¢. Aug. 22, 1928; EB
704095 ; Arthur Wesley Clement, Mo-
bile, Ala. 16975
Daddy’s slippers; duet or 2 pt. song,
words by William Wallace, music
by Herbert Townsend, arr. by Clar-
ence Lucas, of Great Britain. 4to.
© Aug. 8, 1928; 1 «. Aug..10; E
697421; Chappell & co., itd., Londen.
16976
Daddy’s sweetheart; words by Curtis
Hardin-Burnley, music by Liza Leh-
mann, arr. by Clarence Lueas, of
Great Britain; 3 female voices.
New York, Chappell-Harms, inc.
4to. © Aug. 17, 1928; 1c. Aug. 18;
E 697659; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 16977
Daily (A) walk with Jesus; hymn,
words by M. M. Murphy, music by
Nathaniel Carlson. © June 20,
1928; 2 c. June 28; E 695077; Mary
Mealey Murphy, Aurora, Ill. 16978
‘ 16989:
Dainty Dorothea; by Francis Wood;
pf. © Aug. 16, 1928; 2 c Aug. 18;
E 699169; Co-operative music co.,
Philadelphia. * 16979
Daisy; words and music by G. Lee.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Aug. 14, 1928; E 704177: Guy Lee,
New York. 16980
Daisy Dare; words by L. M. King,
music by Carl Hyde and Ed. Sprague.
Indianapolis, King music house. ©
Aug. 4, 1928; 2c. Aug. 10; E 696905 ;
Louis M. King, Indianapolis. 16981
Dance of the houris; by Gaston Borch,
of Norway; pf. © Aug. 12, 1928;
2c. Aug. 24; E 698263; Belwin, inc.,
New York. 16982
Dance of the konones from Mars; by
E. E. Harder; pf. © Aug. 18, 1928;
2 ce. Aug. 30; E 699239; Erwin E.
Harder, Chicago. 16983
Dancing Bonnie; novelette, by Carl
Hahn: orch. with pf. conductor.
4to. © Aug. 23, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 25;
E 698271; John Church co., Cincin-
nati, O. 16984
Dans la rafale; ciné musique, par
Gabriel-Marie et Hans Ourdine, both
of France; orch. avee pf. conduc-
teur. Paris, Rouart, Lerolle et cie.
HO. AC) Wy. 12, 1928 > tc ado Pe
EK 697524; S. Chapelier, Paris.
16985
Dans le jardin; par Claude Debussy,
transcription et arr. par F. Salabert,
of France; orch., avec pf. conduc-
teur., “CG. duly 1271928 vic, Aue, 21:
E 697598; Francis Salabert, Paris.
16986
Dans les ruines d’une abbaye; de
Gabriel Fauré, arr. par F. Salabert,
of France; orch., avec pf. conduc-
teur/s? 4to: .4©)? July 12;)'49285" 1) «.
Aug. 21; E 697590; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 16987
Dans un bosquet de roses; romance,
de Ludwig Siede, of Great Britain;
orch., avee pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
say 12. TOFS i ee, Ares Snr i
697587; Francis Salabert, Paris.
16988
Danse A l’ombrelle; par W. Asprey, of
Australia; violon avee pf. acc. et 2°
violon pte. ad lib. © July 6, 1928;
1c. July 20; E 697397; Nicholson
& co., ltd., Sydney. 16989
891
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES»
16990
Danse devant le dragon vert; de la
suite Sur les Monts d’Annam, par
Paul Dupin, arr. par Ad. Gauwin,
of France; orch.,* avec pf.-conduc-
teur.; ©. Dee. 31, 1927; 1 ¢. Aug., 21,
1928; E 697531; Benjamin, Paris.
16990
Dansons la valse; by Louis Victor
Saat. Op.te2, No. S ; pierre aue. 16,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 17; E 699105; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
16991
Danza (La) deile ondine; da Loreley,
di Alfredo Catalani, trascrizione li-
bera di Marco Anzoletti, of Italy;
violino e pf. © Aug. 23, 1928; 1 «¢.
Aug. 24; E 697674; G. Ricordi & c.,
Milan. 16992
Danza erctica; di V. Davico, of Italy;
pf...©: July.d2, 1928e dre. Aug,,.21):
EK 697532; Delrieu fréres, Nice,
France. 16993
Darndest (The) show; words and mel-
ody by G. Lee. © 1 c. Aug. 14,
1928; EH 695988 ; Guy Lee, New York..
16994
Davide Rizzio; opera in 2 acts, with
intermezzo, text by Emanuel Maple-
son Browne, music by M. C. Moore,
op. 89. Vocal se. [Photostat] ©
1e. July 30, 1928; D 27345; Mary
Carr Moore, Los Angeles. 16995
Dawn (The) and you; words and
melody by P. Harvey. © 1c. Aug.
4, 1928: E 695836; Prince Harvey,
Dalton, Pa. 16996
Day (A) in May; lyric by Armand
Napley, music by G. Halley and
Jessie Halley. [Words and melody
Only, Or Be Ano SOS 2H
699005; Glenn Halley, Syracuse,
N.Y: 16997
De proftindis clamavi . ..; musique
par Alex. de Taeye, of Belgium;
choeur mixte 4 4 voix, soli et orgue.
© July 12, 1928; 1 ¢« Aug. 21; E
697617 ; Choudens, Paris. 16998
Dear old home of mine; ballad waltz
song, words ‘and music by Billy
Carmen [pseud. of William Carmen
Isel].; 1st violin. .4@ yi Ge duly,21,
1928; E 698142; William Carmen
Isel, New York. 16999
Dear old sunny South by the sea;
words by EH. T. Cozzens, melody by
Jimmie Rodgers. © 1 ce. Aug. 15,
1928; E 698087; R. S. Peer, New
York. 17000
pt. Tings. V¥.2a
Dear to me; words by Gus Kahn,
music by William Parks. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 2,
1928; E 695793; Irving Berlin inc.,
New York. 17001
Dear to me; words by Gus Kahn,
music by William Parks. © Aug.
28, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 24; E 699179;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York. 17002
Dear white cliffs of home; lyrics by
Derek Barnes, music by H. C. G.
Stevens, of Great Britain; in D.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
@© July A’, 19283 eae he
697330; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London. 17003.
Dearest; words by Robert Morse
[pseud. of Harry Oblinger], music
by H. Oblinger. © 1c July 14,
1928; E 696248; Harry Oblinger,
San Francisco. 17004
Debonair; poem by Helen Taylor,
music by Maurice Besly, of Great
Britain. © July 25, 1928; 1 ec. Aug.
21; E 697488; Boosey & ¢o., ltd.,
London. 17005.
Deep River; Negro spiritual, tran-
scribed by Franz C. Bornschein;
women’s voices. 4to. © Aug. 18,
1928 5.2 Gy Alig. 225 BH, 698213 =. J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 17006
Deirdre; celtic farewell, by Edgar
Barratt, of England; pf. © July 27,
1928; 1 c«. July 28; E 697342; Elkin
& co., Itd., London. 17007
Delibes (Clément Philibert Leo) Dance:
of the winds; part song, words by
H. L. H., music by Léo Delibes, ed.
and arr. by Frederic H. Ripley and
Harry L. Harts; sop. and alto, with
bass ad lib. Stanhope ed. 4to. ©
July 23, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 9; E 695937 ;
White-Smith music pub. co., Boston.
17008:
Valse lente; from Coppelia, arr.
by Arnoldo Sartorio, of Germany;
pf., 6 hands. © Aug. 24, 1928; 2 e.
Aug. 25; E 698280; Theodore Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 17009:
Derry down derry; children’s concert
based on the nonsense books of Ed-
ward Lear, music by G. A. Grant-
Schaefer. 4to. © Aug. 7, 1928; 2 c.
Aug. 8; E 696825; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 17010:
Desert love episode; reverie, by Gas-
ton Borch, of Norway; pf. © Aug.
12, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 24; E 698265;:
Belwin, ine., New York. 17011.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
Desert (The) moon; words and music
by Sister Devamata [i. e. Laura F.
Glenn), 414 .c) duly, .5,, 19285
696790: Laura F. Glenn, La Cres-
centa, Calif. 17012
Desiderosa ; mazurka, by M. Corso, of
Italy, domiciled at New York; ist
violin or mand. © 1c. Aug. 14,
1928 ; E 695982; Michelangelo Corso,
New York. 17013
Désillusion; valse, de A. Bose, of
France; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © July 12, 1928; 1c. Aug. 21;
E 697545; Auguste Bosc, Paris.
- 17014
Désir ardent; by J. S. Zamecnik; full
orch. © Aug. 22, 1928; 2 c. Aug.
21; E 698226; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 17015
Deutches kirchenlied; hrsg. von Erich
Vogelsang und Felix Messerschmid,
both of Germany. 12mo. © Jan.
12, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 23; A—Foreign
388586 ; Georg Kallmeyer verlag, Wol-
fenbuttel, Germany. 17016
Diaphenia ; words by Henry Constable,
music by Walter Whitaker, of Eng-
land. London, Novello & co., ltd. ©
Aug. 14, 1928; 1c Aug. 15; EB
697402; John Coates, Northwood,
England. 17017
Diggin’ in the ground; words by M.
Rutchik and Wes Frazer, melody by
L. Whitcup. © 1c. Aug. 2, 1928;
E 696771; Leonard Whitcup, New
York. 17018
Dimme si t’ ’a vuo’ fa; words by M.
Perrocato, music by lL. Canoro;
violin. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1928; HE
696947; Louis Canoro and Maria
Perrocato, New York. 17019
Diplomat (The) ; march, by Aurele J.
Forest; pf. |\© July 25, 1928: 2 e¢.
Aug. 2; E 695769; Anthony brothers,
Fall River, Mass. 17020
Dirty days hath September; fox trot,
written and composed by Frank S.
Wilcock, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele or banjulele banjo acc.;
in E flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Aug. 20, 1928; 1 e«.
Aug. 22; E 697640; Francis, Day
& Hunter, ltd., London. 17021
Distance (The); an elegy, words by
Eleanor Hoare, music by Herbert
Hughes, of Great Britain. © June
21, 1928; 1 c. July 28; EB 697292;
Augener, Itd., London. 17022
17034
~
Distant (The) shore; by Earl Roland
Larson; pf. © July 28, 1928; 2 c.
Aug. 20; E 699128; Walter Jacobs,
ine., Boston. 17023.
words and music by
[Words and melody
Divine lady;
Henry Lodge.
only], © 1.¢ Aug. 25, 1928; E
704146; Gene Austin, ine, New
York. 17024
Divine lady; words by L. Wolfe Gil-
bert, music by Mabel Wayne.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 8, 1928; E 695931; Leo Feist
ine., New York. 17025
Dixie dreams; words by Blanche
Hammond Camp, music by P.
Adams. © 1 ¢c. Aug. 8, -1928; EF
696562; Pearl Adams, Charlotte,
NGG: 17026
Dla nasz; polka mazurka, melody by
Tok, , Zadrogar:.. © ;.1,.¢.. July: 27,.
1828; E 696873; Tadeusz F. Za-
droga, Philadelphia. 17027
Do it baby; words and music by C.
Williams. [Words and melody only]
© 1e Aug. 18, 1928; E 699078;
Clarence Williams music pub. co.,
ine., New York. 17028:
Do you know Herbie; words and musie
by D. C. Lineberry.. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Aug. 23, 1928;
E 704109; Deborah C. Lineberry,.
Columbus, O. 17029
Doble (La) cruz; danz6n, por R. A.
Gerena; pf. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1928;
E 698065; Rafael Alers Gerena, San
Juan, Porto Rico. 17030:
Doctor Bundesen it’s you; words and
music by J.-V. Altiere and Fred
Rose. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Aug. 27, 1928; E 704170; James
V. Altiere, Chicago. 17031
Dog-gone; from Just a minute, words
by Walter O’Keefe, music by Harry
Archer. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 1, 1928; E 696670; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.,
New York. 17082
Dolce ricordo; mazurka, by M. Corso,
of Italy, domiciled at New York;
1st violin or mand. ©1c. Aug. 14,
1928; E 695983 ; Michelangelo Corso,
New York. 17033
Doll (The) princess; valsette, by Leon
Jessel; pf. © Aug. 24, 1928; 2 ec.
Aug. 25; E 698277; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 170384
893
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17035
pt. ti rs. vee
Dolores; words and music by EH. C. | Down by the old front gate; words by
Clifford. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1928; EH
656989; Emma Christiana Clifford,
East Oakland, Calif. 17035
Dolores; words and music by Edward
Grossman and Ted Ward; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Aug. 24, 1928; 2 ¢.
Aug. 27; E 699187; Harms, inc.,
New York. 17036
Dolores dear; waltz, words by R. L.
Stayton, music by Ray Hibbeler.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 4, 1928; E 695845; Robert L.
Stayton, Ocean Park, Calif. 17037
Donkey (The) trail; words and music
by Bertha Lillian Dobbins. © 1 «.
Aug. 31, 1928; E 704269; Bertha L.
Dobbins, San Antonio. 17038
Don’t be silly; words by A. Seymour
Brown, music by Albert Von Tilzer.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug.
music corp., New York. 17039
Don’t kiss me; lyric and music by
D. Bigelow. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1928;
E 704270; Dorothie Bigelow, Lon-
don. 17040
Don’t lie to me; words and music
by R. K. Marsh; pf. and ukulele
ace. Los Angeles, Western music
pub. co. © Aug. 3, 1928; 2 c Aug.
8: E 696828; Roy K. Marsh,
Phoenix, Ariz. 17041
Don’t make it late; words and melody
by Reed and Dunean. © 1c. Aug.
6, 1928; EH 696785; R. S. Peer, New
York. 17042
Don’t marry Monday; words by Philip:
Henry, music by David Richards,
of Great Britain. © Aug. 3, 1928;
1 ce. Aug. 21; E 697492; Boosey &
co., ltd., London. 17043
Don’t you care; by M. R. Hooper;
melody with pf. ace. © 1c. Aug.
25, 1928; EH 704174; Marjorie Ruth
Hooper, Continental, O. 17044
Don’t you remember Sally; words and
music by Bernie Grossman, Walter
Hirsch and Milton Samuels, arr. by
Rube Bennett; pf. and ukulele ace.
Cc) Ate.” 10" ees ere. Aes IS") hy
698035; Milton Weil music co., Chi-
cago. 17045
Dorothy gavotte; by Jessie L. Gaynor,
arr. by Edouard Hesselberg; pf., 4
hands. © Aug. 4, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 6;
E 696759; Clayton F. Summy ©co.,
Chicago. 17046
31, 1928; E 704272; Broadway ©
Fred Rose, music by Marty Bloom
[pseud. of M. L. Blumenthal] and
Art Kassel; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Aug. 1, 1928; 2 e. Aug. 10; E 699007 ;
Gene Austin, inc., New York. 17047
Down where the orange blossoms grow ;
words by C. Gunder, music by Rob’t
H. Brennen. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Aug. 1, 1928; E 696659 ;
Charles Gunder, Coolville, O. 17048
Drag-n-fly; words and music by H. D.
Bentzen, Ace Brigode and Jack Bud-
niak. © Aug. 18, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 20;
E 698158; Dean pub. co., Cleveland.
17049
Dragon-fiy (Libelie); by Adele Lew-
ing; pf. © Aug. 6, 1928; 2 c Aug.
7; E 695934; Edward Schuberth &
co., inc., New York. 17050
Dramatic andante; by Gomer Bath;
pf. © Aug. 9, 1928; 2 ec. Aug. 20;
i 699144; Walter Jacobs, inc., Bos-
ton. ‘17051
Dramatic mysterioso; kinema kameo,
by E. Frederic Curzon, of Great
Britain, op. 4, no. 5; orch., with pf.
or organ conductor. 4to. © July
30, 1928; 1’c. Aug:°213 8. 697516;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 17052
Dread (The) tribunal; kinema kameo,
by E. Frederic Curzon, of Great Brit-
ain, op. 4, no. 4; orch., with pf. or
organ conductor. 4to. © July 30,
1928; 1c. Aug. 21; E 697515; Boosey
& co., Itd., London. 17053
Dream fairies; reverie, by Charles
Wakefield Cadman; pf. © Aug. 4,
1928; 2c. Aug. 18; E 698028; White-
Smith music pub. co., Boston. 17054
Dream (The) is over; words and mu-
sic by Noél Coward, of Great Britain.
© July 18, 1928; 1 « Aug. 2; EB
697334; Chappell & co., Itd., London.
17055
Dream (A) of Egypt; lyric by Paul B.
Bachtell, music by R. Leffingwell. ©
1 ec. Aug. 20, 1928; H 704040; Roy
Leffingwell, Los Angeles. 17056
Dream of the baseball park; valse
song, by Chick Story [pseud. of
Oliver E. Story]; B flat trumpet. ©
1 ec. Aug. 30, 1928 ; E 704240 ; Crescent
musie pub. co., Boston. 17057
Dream pictures of you; words and mu-
sic by T. and N. Jay. © 1c. Aug.
29, 1928; E 704197; Tillie and Nancy
Jay, New York. 17058
894
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
Dream (A) that’s all; words and mu-
sic by K. Macbeth. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1928; E 695947; Katherine Macbeth,
Berkeley, Calif. 17059
Dreaming; words by H. Schulze, music
by Gertrude Schuckman. Aug.
oe too. 2 C. AUS. 24-3) ku, 698299 ;
Herbert Schulze, Santa Rosa, Calif.
17060
Dreamland; waltz, words by Annar
Jacobsen, music by Leonard Ode-
gaard. © May 1, 1928; 2 c. June
30; E 693798; Leonard Odegaard,
Spokane, Wash. 17061
Dreams; words and melody by M. J.
Boyd. © 1c Aug. 13, 1928; EB
695960; M. Jean Boyd, Humboldt,
Kans. 17062
Dreams will bring you back again to
me sweetheart; words and music by
VeeeLeGallacher.., ©; 1c. Aug,.,.1,
1928; E 696654; Virginia Hamaker
Gallagher, Huntsville, Ala. 17063
Dreamy Hula land; words and music
by Jack Scholl; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by M. Kalua. © Aug. 4, 1928;
2c. Aug. 16; E 699020; Gotham mu-
Sic service, inc., New York. 17064
Drop, drop, slow tears; a litany, words
by Phineas Fletcher, music by W. A.
Pickard-Cambridge, of Great Brit-
ain; low or middle voice. [In Six
songs]. © Aug. 23, 1928; 1 c. Aug.
24; E 697648; W. A. Pickard-Cam-
bridge, Oxford, England. 17065
Drowsy dream town; lullaby, words by
Robert Norwood, music by Susie
Josephine Dailey, in D flat. © Aug.
16, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 17; E 699095;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
17066
Du bist als kind zu heiss gebadet wor-
den; onestep, worte von Hans Pfian-
zer u. Friedrich Schwarz, musik von
Ed. May, arr. von Hartwig v. Platen,
both of Germany; orch., mit pf.-di-
rection. 4to. ©, June 8, 1928; 1 «.
July 7; E 697380; Musikverlag City,
Leipzig. 17067
Dumb; words and music by G. Lee.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 14, 1928; E 704176; Guy Lee,
New York. 17068
Dusk in June; poem by Sara Teasdale,
music by Harry R. Spier; high voice.
ye a a. TOI enn) Ae O'R)
696901; G. Schirmer inc., New York.
17069
17080:
-
Dust of my colleen; words by A. Wor-
ley, music by Harry Jay. © July 31,
1928; 2 ec. Aug. 2; E 696722; Arnold
Worley, Milledgeville, Ga. 17070:
Dybuk (Der) ; vorspiel, von Bernhard
Sekles, of Germany, op. 35; orch..
Paro, + C) shialys aie. 1OeS ae Lc.
July, 30; -E .697309;. B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany. 17071
E viva Alfredo Smith; versi di F.
Amodio, musica di Remo D’Alba.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 28, 1928; HE 704190; Frank
Amodio, Brooklyn. 17072
Easy goin’; words by Jo’ Trent, music
by Peter De Rose; pf. ace, with
ukulele arr. by May Singhi Breen.
© Aug. 18, 1928; 2 ¢ Aug. 14; E
699008; Irving Berlin, ine., New
York. 17073
Hbb-tide (An) reverie; by Donald
Ford, of England; violin and pf. ©
July 26, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 1; EH 697374;
Murdoch, Murdoch & co., ine. with
J. G. Murdoch & co., ltd., London.
17074
Eclectic piano studies; compiled by
Louis G. Heinze. © Sept. 5, 1928;
2c. and aff. Sept. 6; A 1087948 ; The-
odore Presser co., Philadelphia.
17075
Hgon und Emilie; kein familiendrama,
von Christian Morgenstern, musik
von Ernst Toch, of Austria, op. 46;
klavier-auszug. © July 31, 1928;
1 e¢. July 30; E 697307; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany. 17076
Egyptian ganglands; words by John
Revak, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 18,
1928; E 699075; John Revak, Buck-
ner, Iil. 17077
Hiner fiir die verheirateten; ldindler,
von P. Miiller; 1st violin. © 1.
Aug. 15, 1928; E 698077; Peter
Miiller, Philadelphia. 17078
Elementi di musica e canto; corso su-
periore, classe terza, di Onofrio Alta-
villa, of Italy. © May 11, 1928; 1 «.
June 7; A—Foreign 38894; A. & G.
Carisch & c., Milan. 17079
Elf dance; whimsy, words by Everett
Stern, music by Richard Kountz;
med. voice. © Aug. 3, 1928; 2 «@.
Aug. 9; E 696886; G. Schirmer inc.,
New York. 17080:
895
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17081
pt. III, n. S., v. 23
“EAAnvorovAa (Ellinopoula), words and
music by A. Sakellariou. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 13,
1928; E 695975; Antonios Sakell-
ariou, New York. 17081
Hlodia; vals elegante, by S. Hspinosa,
of Mexico, domiciled at Indiana Har-
bor,’ ind; violin) @ ie Ane.. 1,
1928; E 696651; Sabino Espinosa,
Indiana Harbor, Ind. 17082
Elves; by Cedric W. Lemont, arr. by
Edouard Hesselberg: pf., 4 hands.
@* Huly St, 1998 : 2" er Ange i> B)
695789; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 170838
Emblem of honor; march, composed by
H. A. Hummer; pf. Dover, Hummer
music studios. © Aug. 22, 1928;
2c. Aug. 24; E 698256; Harold Ar-
lington Hummer, Dover, N. J.
17084
Emilio Carranza; corrido Mexicano, |.
duo, letra de Miguel A. Gallardo,
musica de Jesus Deleon Paniagua, of
Mexico, domiciled at El Paso, Tex.
[Photostat] © Aug. 15, 1928; 2 e.
Aug. 20; E 699145; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 17085
En el destierro; cancion Mexicana,
letra y musica de S. R. Ramos, of
Mexico, domiciled at Chicago; dos
voces. [Photostat] © 1c. Aug. 15,
1928; EH 704090; Silvano R. Ramos,
Chicago. 17086
En los campos; cancion Mexicana, arr.
de S. R. Ramos, of Mexico, domiciled
at Chicago; dos voces. © 1c. Aug.
15, 1928; E 704087; Silvano R.
Ramos, Chicago. 17087
Kn route; oriental sketch, by Ernest
Reeves, of England; violin and pf.
© Aug. 2, 1928; 1 ec. Aug. 11; B
697393 ; Walsh, Holmes & co., 1td.,
London. 17088
Enchanted (The) lake; by Cuthbert
Harris, of England; pf. 1. The
legend. [3 others] © July 25, 1928;
1 c. Aug. 11; E 697486; Warren &
Phillips, London. 17089
Enchantress; valse, by M. Yuill; pf.
(Oy, Ang. (191928 2,2 ¢... July) 305.15
695876; Shattinger piano & music
co., St. Louis. 17090
End (The) of our goal; words and
music by L. F. Bertholf. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Aug. 30,
1928; E 704258; Leland F. Bertholf,
Tekoa, Wash. 17091
Endurance stomp; melody by A. C.
Fernandez. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1928;
EH 696942 ; Lester Melrose, Chicago.
. 17092
Ensemble; words by G. Lee, melody by
Arthur Darvo. © 1 ¢ Aug. 14,
1928; E 695985; Guy Lee, New York.
17093
Eres un angel; danza, letra de Manuel
Vazquez Alayon, musica de R. M.
Gonzalez. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1928: E
699046; Rafael Marquez Gonzalez, .
Santurce, P. R. 17094
Es una comparacion; cancion comica,
letra y musica de Jorge Deleon
Paniagua, of Mexico, domiciled at
El Paso. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1928; E
7040386; Alberto Solis, El Paso.
17095
Hsclava; tango, par José Sentis, arr.
par F. Salabert, of France; orch.,
avee pf. conducteur et paroles. 4to.
© July 12, 1928; 1 « Aug: 21; E
697592; Francis Salabert, Paris.
17096
Esecfichame siquiera; tango, letra y
musica de Jorge Deleon Paniagua,
of Mexico, domiciled at El Paso. ©
1c. Aug. 20, 1928; E 704033; Alberto
Solis, El Paso. 17097
Hspafia ; bolero, by Carl Wilhelm Kern,
op. 605, no. 3; pf. © Aug. 24, 1928;
2 ec. Aug. 25; E 698274; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 17098
Esquisses; by Leopold Ashton, of
Great Britain; pf. Pierrette. [4
others] © June 21, 1928; 1 c. July
28; E 697287; Augener, lItd., Lon-
don. 17099
Hstrellita ; by Manuel M. Ponce, tran-
scription by Rudy Wiedoeft; E flat
alto saxophone with pf. acc. ©
July, 11, 1928 3 2 Ge lye ee 8)
698113; Robbins music corp., New
York. 17100
Estrellita (Little star) ; Hnglish ver-
sion by Raymond Klages, music by
M. M. Ponce, ed. by D. Savino.
Aug. 1, 1928; 2c. Aug. 3; E 696705;
Robbins music corp., New York.
17101
Etudes spéciales; von F. Mazas, op. 36,
klavierbegleitung von Max Zorner,
of Germany ; violin u. klavier. heft 1,
no. 1-16.—heft 2, no. 17-30. © July
17, 1928; 1 ce. each July 31; E 697427,
697428; Steingriiber-verlag, Leipzig.
17102, 17103
896
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
- 17125
Evangeline; words by E. Grossman,
music by Ted Ward [pseud. of E. D.
Ward] © 1. Aug. 15, 1928; E
‘698057; Edward Grossman and Ed-
ward Denver Ward, Brooklyn.
17104
Evans (O. A.) 99 breaks ftir alt sax-
ophone (Breaks for E flat alto saxo-
phone); von O. A. Evans, of Ger-
many. 8vo. © Feb. 17, 1928; 1 e.
July 18; E 697360; Wilhelm Zim-
mermann, Leipzig. 17105
Evelyn waltz; by D. Tiomkin, of Rus-
sia, domiciled at New York; melody
with pf. ace. ©1e. Aug. 31, 1928;
EH 704275; Dimitri Tiomkin, New
York. 17106
Evenin’; words by Richard A. Whit-
ing, music by Neil Morét; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Aug. 24, 1928; 2¢.
Aug. 29; E 698317; Villa Morét, inc.,
San Francisco. 17107
Evening ‘song (Avend lied) ; waltz, mu-
sic by M. Abramowitz. [Melody
only] © 1c. Aug. 27, 1928; HB
704155; Morris Abramowitz, Brook-
lyn. 17108
Every day is a picnic; words and mu-
‘sie by S. A. Rood. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Aug. 23, 1928; E
704077 ; Susan A. Rood, Washington.
17109
Every man for himself; words by Wes
Frazer and Max Rutchik, music by
L. Whitcup. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Aug. 24, 1928; BE
704115; Leonard Whitcup, New
York. 17110
Every night in the week; lyric by
Lewis and Young, music by Harry
Warren. © July 3, 1928; 2 ¢. July
11; E 696121; Remick music corp.,
New York. wenn
Everybody’s buddy; from The night
hostess, words by Leo Robin, music
by R chard Myers; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Aug. 8, 1928: 2c Aug. 10;
E 695932; Harms, inc., New York.
ia
Ey’ry boy in town’s my sweetheart;
from Billie, lyric and music by
George M. Cohan. © Aug. 25, 1928;
2c. Aug. 29; E 699230; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. TES
EHy’ry day I love you more and more;
words by E. M. Seitz, music by
David Reed. © July 10, 1928: 2 ¢.
July 12; E 696710; Elsie M. Seitz,
Mork; Pa: 17114
Ey’rybody loves a little loving ev’ry
day; words by J. A. Robinson, mu-
sic by Jack Edwards. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Aug. 1,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 6; E 696762; James
A. Robinson, Durham, N. C. 17115
EKy’rybody ought to take a day back
home ev’ry once in a while; from
Billie, lyric and musie by George M.
Cohan. © Aug. 25, 1928; 2 c. Aug.
29; E 699227; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 17116
HKy’rything’s gonna be all right; writ-
ten and composed by Harry Castling,
of Great Britain; pf. and ukulele
ace.; in G. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Aug. 20, 1928; 1 «¢.
Aug. 22; E 697628; Francis, Day &
Hunter, Itd., London. 17117
Hy’rything we like we like alike;
words by Monty Siegel, music by
Sammy Fain. © Aug. 21, 1928; 2 ¢.
Aug. 24; E 698257; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, inec., New York. 17118
Evviva Smith; words by M. Perrocato,
music by L. Canoro; violin. © 1.
Aug. 10, 1928; E 696948; Louis
Canoro and Maria Perrocato, New
York. 17119
Exile song; by Ada Weigel Powers;
violin with pf. acc. © Aug. 21, 1928;
2 ec. Aug. 22; E 698232; Edward
Schuberth & co., ine., New York.
17120
Exit, Muriel; words by Wish Wynne,
music by Bernard Kitchen, of Great
Britain; in C. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © July 17, 1928;16¢.
Aug. 21; E 697499; Reynolds. & ¢o.,
London. 17121
Eyes of dream; intermezzo, by Percy
BE. Fletcher, of England; pf. ©
Aver) 3392830 4h) cos ABO 1S Oh
697465; Hawkes & son (London)
Itd., London. 17122
Fairer than the rose; words by J. M.
White, music by Corrine Vaughn
and J. M. White, arr. by Southern
arranging co. © Aug. 2, 1928; 2 c.
Aug. 2; E 696724; John McElroy
White, Montgomery, Ala. 17123
Fairy dance; by Elva Gade; pf. ©
Aue. r1G 740283 2 en.pduge 182.
699167; Co-operative music co.,
Philadelphia. 17124
Fairy (The) grenadier; toy march, by
Charles Wakefield Cadman; pf.
Aug. 4, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 18; E 698027;
White-Smith music pub. co., Boston.
1125
897
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17126
Fairy (The) guard; by Cedric W. Le-
mont, arr. by Edouard Hesselberg ;
pr., 4 hands. © Aug. 4, 1928; 2 ec.
Aug. 6; E 696758; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 17126
Fairy (A) ring; five pieces in the 1st
position, by Bernard Shore, of Great
Britain; violin and pf. © June 26,
1928; 1 c«. July 28; EH 697288; Au-
gener, Itd., London. 17127
Fairy’s (The) sail; by L. Leslie Loth;
pi! ©, July 10, 1928; 2vepAwe71;
EH 696674; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
17128
Faith; sacred duet, words by Oliver
Murray Edwards, music by Charles
H. Gabriel; alto and ten., with full
cho. Syracuse, N. Y., Oliver music
Coal © Aug. 18) 1928 >. Ze. Aves 22 ;
HK 698201; Oliver M. Edwards, Syra-
cuse, N. Y. 17129
Faith; words and music by A. R.
Miller. New York, Wm. A. Pond &
co. © Aug. 3, 1928; 2 e« Aug. 3;
EK 696708; Alice Rowland Miller,
Asbury Park. 17130
Fall o’ the year; autumn song, by Er-
nest Reeves, of England; violin and
pi. © Aug. 2, 1928: 1.¢ Aug’;
E 697391; Walsh, Holmes & co., l1td.,
London. 17131
Falling asleep; by Frederic Hart; pf.
©, Aug. 73/71928- 72.) Aus. 99:
698097; G. Schirmer, ine, New
York: ''« 17132
Falling leaves; song of autumn, words
by Carroll Carroll, music by Wer-
ner Janssen; med. or high voice. ©
Aug. 3, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 9; E 696889 ;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 171383
Fanal; von Ernst Toch, of Austria, op.
45; orch. u. orgel. Partitur. ©
Julye.31) d928s) bwertiuly 303 0K
697310; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany. 17134
Far o’er the hills; by J. Frank Fry-
singer; organ. © Aug. 16, 1928;
2c. Aug. 17; E 698197; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 17135
Farfaletta (La); mazurka, music by
C. Meluzio. [Melody only] ©1e.
Aug. 28, 1928; E 704160; Carmine
Meluzio, Long Island City, N. Y.
17136
Farmers carnival; characteristic, by
Edwin F. Kendall; pf. © Aug. 12,
1928; 2 ec. Aug. 24; E 698264; Bel-
win, ine:, New York. 17137
pt; 1, bases:
Fascinatin’ vamp; words by Ricardo
Duromo, music by Joseph Nuss-
baum; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
May Singhi Breen. © Aug. 8, 1928;
2c. Aug. 7; E 695867; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. NPIL TSS.
Fate of Chris Liveley and wife; words
and melody by A. Reed. © 1 ce.
Aug. 3, 1928; E 696741; R. S. Peer,
New York. 17139
Fate (The) of the mother’s only son;
words and melody by W. Zimmer-
man. ©l1c. Aug. 8, 1928; E 696842 ;
Wayne Zimmerman, Spraggs, Pa.
17140:
Fatty good luck; fox trot, de Clément
Doucet et Ph. Parés, both of France;
orch., avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
July, 12. 1928 oie Cag atl es
697540; Editions musicales Sam
Fox, Paris. 17141
Fayaway; words and music by J. J.
Luby. [Words and melody only]
© ic. Aug. 11, 1928; E 696990;
John James Luby, New York. 17142
Febvre-Longeray (Albert) Quatre
préludes; par Albert Febvre-Longe-
ray;,,,of,;Kranee;..pt. . © whuly,..12:
1928; 1 c. Aug. 21; E 697571; Du-
rand et cie., Paris. 17148
Feelin’ so low; words by Phil Cook,
music by W. F. Wirges. [Words
and melody only] © 1 «¢«. Aug. 3,
1928; BH 696745; William F. Wirges,
New York. 17144.
Feeling (The) was so new; words and
music by Anne Spencer Watkins.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 21, 1928; E 704053; Anne S.
Watkins, New York. 17145
Femmine Americane; versi e musica
di P. Cittarella, of Italy, domiciled
at Philadelphia. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. July 28, 1928; EH
696430; Paul Cittarella, Philadel-
phia. 17146
Féte des accordailles; par Alex. de
Taeye, of Belgium; orch., avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © July 12, 1928;
1c. Aug. 21; E 697606; Choudens,
Panis: 17147
Fiesta (La) de Granada (The fair in
Granada) ; by A. W. Sachse; pf. ©
1 c. Aug. 30, 1928; E 704268; Alice
Warren Sachse, Atlantic City.
17148
Fifty years of honeymoon; words by
L. King, musie by Carl Hyde and
898
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
Ed. Sprague. Indianapolis, King
music house. © Aug. 4, 1928; 2 ¢.
Aug. 10; E 696906; Louis M. King,
Indianapolis. 17149
Fight on; words and music by Milo
Sweet and Glen Grant; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © July 21, 1928; 2 c. Aug.
6; E 696755; Melrose bros. music co.,
inc., Chicago. 17150
Fire-fall song; words and music by
G. H. Wilson. (Cover-title :—The
Yosemite fire-fall song) © Aug. 1,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 6; E 695857; Gilbert
Haven Wilson, Fresno, Calif. —
a cralan!
Fireflies; by Frederic Hart; pf. ©
Aug. 8, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 9; E 698098 ;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
17152
Firelight fairies; by Charles Wake-
field Cadman; pf. © Aug. 4, 1928;
2c. Aug. 138; E 698029; White-Smith
music pub. co., Boston. 17153
Firewater; by Chas. Magnante; pf.
© Aue 4, 1928: 2c Ang. 16:°E
698116; Jack Mills, inc., New York.
17154
First (The) kiss; lyric by Al Dubin,
music by J. Russel Robinson; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Aug. 25, 1928: 2 «¢.
Aug. 27; E 699205; Waterson, Ber-
lin & Snyder co., New York. 17155
First (The) step; how to play the
tenor banjo, by Lew Stern, of Great
Britain. 8vo. © Aug. 7, 1928; 1 ¢.
Aug. 7; E 697352; Keith, Prowse &
co., ltd., London. 17156
First (The) step; how to play the vio-
lin, by Paul Arnold, of Great Britain.
Svo. © Aug. 28, 1928; 1c. Aug. 31;
E 697703; Keith Prowse & co., ltd.,
London. TALL
First steps in chord playing; by Doro-
thy Gaynor Blake; pf. © Aug. 1,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 4; E 695828; Willis
music co., Cincinnati. 17158
Fish little fish; by D. Tiomkin, of
Russia, domiciled at New York;
melody with pf. acc. © 1c Aug.
31, 1928; E 704277; Dimitri Tiom-
kin, New York. 17159
Fishing; words and melody by G. Lee.
© 1c. Aug. 14, 1928; E 695989; Guy
Lee, New York. 17160
Flamme empor; kanons fiir minner-
chore, hrsg. von Fritz Jéde, of Ger-
many; gesamtausgabe. 4to. © Nov.
> Lf eal
15,-1927; 1 ¢. Apr. 23; A—Foreign
38919; Georg Kallmeyer verlag,
Wolfenbiittel, Germany. 17161
Flat foot Sue; words and music by
F. M. Knapp; pf. and ukulele acc.
@©suly 2671928," 2c... July’ 30°
696695; Floyd M. Knapp, Luther,
Mich. 17162
Fleeting shadows ; poem by Alice Flem-
ing Sidman, music by J. H. Rogers.
1. High voice; in E flat.—2. Low
voice; in C. New York, Rogers pub.
co. © July 5, 1928; 2 c. each July
11; E 696709; James Henderson
Rogers, New York. 17163
Floating (A) scarf; by Cady C. Ken-
ney; pf. © Aug. 9, 1928; 2 «. Aug.
20; E 699140; Walter Jacobs, ine.,
Boston. 17164
Flor de pena; cancion Mexicana, letra
y musica de S. R. Ramos, of Mexico,
domiciled at Chicago; dos voces.
[Photostat] © 1c. Aug. 15, 1928;
E 704088; Silvano R. Ramos, Chi-
cago. 17165
Flower (The) fair at Peking; words
adapted by L. Cranmer-Byng, music
by W. J. Marsh; women’s voices.
4to. © Aug. 1, 1928; 2c. Aug. 2; E
695766; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 17166
Flower of love; words by Dreyer and
Ruby, music by Axt and Mendoza.
©) Aue 10" 1928; 2c Aves Me
696967; Irving Berlin, inc, New
York. 17167
Floyd Thompson you're the man;
words and music by Fred Rose and
J. Altiere. [Words and melody
only] © 1..c.: Aug. 29;; 1928; HE
704223; James Altiere, Chicago.
17168
Flyers ball; words by D. Taure, music
by Bauer bros.; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Aug. 2, 1928; 2 « Aug. 6; E
696806; Dollie Taure, Dallas. 17169
Flying (The) squad; march, by J. O.
Hume, of Great Britain; band. obl.
24mo. © July 19, 1928; 1 c« July
31; E 697350; J. Ord Hume, London.
17170
Follia; danse grotesque, von Karl
Lothar Miculicz, instr. von Ali Pach,
of Austria; salon-orchester, mit pf.
direktion. © May 5, 1928; 1 c. Aug.
4; E 697365 ; Film-musik-union, g. m.
b. h., Berlin. VOLT
899
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17172
pt. iin. S vee
Fool’s (A) paradise; musical mono-
logue, written by Nelson Jackson,
music by Herbert Townsend, of
Great Britain; pf. © July 17, 1928;
1c. Aug. 21; E 697501; Reynolds &
co., London. Abril yr
Footwork; from MHold_ everything,
words and melody by B. G. De
Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray Hen-
derson. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1928; HB
698009; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine., New York.
For my little senorita; words and mu-
sic by A. B. Weeks, jr. [Words and
melody only] ©1.. Aug. 8, 1928;
EH 698148; Anson B. Weeks, jr., San
Francisco. 17174
For old times’ sake; words and music
by M. Laing. ©1e. Aug. 22, 1928;
E 704073; Marie Laing, New York.
17175
For you; by M. H. Popkin; pf. ©1e.
Aug. 25, 1928; E 704157; Maurice
Herman Popkin, New York.
For young people (Ftir die junge
welt) ; 10 moderately easy pieces, by
Johannes Palaschko, of Germany,
op. 81; violin and pf. bk. 2.—bk. 1.
© July 16, 1928; 1 c. each July 28;
E 697302, 697303; Schott & co., ltd.,
London. 17177, 17178
Forenoon; no. 1 of Sundial sketches,
by Allan Anson, scored by Clifford
Barnes; full orch. © Aug. 8, 1928:
2c. Aug. 18; E 698164; Ludwig mu-
sic pub. co., Cleveland. 17179
Forever; words and music by Art
Rosenblum and Roy Wertheimer. ©
1c. Aug. 10, 1928; EH 695944; Ar-
thur Manuel Rosenblum, Los An-
geles. 17180
Forever; words by Edgar A. Guest,
music by L. L. H. Ribble. Philadel-
phia, M. D. Swisher. © Aug. 15,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 22; E 698233; L.
Lillian H. Ribble, Bangor, Pa.
17181
Forever and a day; musical play in
three acts, book and lyrics by G. W.
Dennis, music by W. Schmidt. ©
1c. Aug. 31, 1928; D 27360; George
Wesley Dennis and Wilhelm
Schmidt, Colorado Springs, Col. |
17182
Forgotten (A) garden; poem by Mary
Ricca Compton, music by E. L. Ricca.
@ 1.c Aug, 31,.1928;,..E 704288;
Emile Louis Ricca, San Jose, Calif.
17183
Forsaken and blue; words and music
by G. C. Holtzendorff. Philadelphia,
17173.
17176,
Pa., Columbia music pub. co. ©
Aug. @'28/ 1928" "2. "el snes ae EL
698319; Grover C. MHoltzendorff,.
Philadelphia. 17184
Fortune’s fool; lyric and music by
BK. ‘Padwe;' pf'* ©"9"% es ‘Auge 25,
1928; E 704119; Frank Padwe, New
York. 17185.
Forward for Him; Rally day service
for Sunday schools and churches,
words by Elsie Duncan Yale, music
by H. 8S. Cutler [and others] 12mo.
1. True loyalty. [5 others] © Aug.
1, 1928; 2 e;) Aug? 18.2" B'699055 :
Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia. 17186.
Found my gal; words and music by
I. I. Morris.. [Melody and chords]
© 1c. Aug. 27, 1928; E 704173; Ivan
I. Morris, Uniontown, Pa. 17187
Fox trot op. 40; by D. J. Vécsei. ©
1 ec. Aug. 238, 1928; E 704103; De-
sider Josef Vécsei, New York. 17188
Friendship; words by Oliver Murray
Edwards, music by William Ber-
wald; high voice. .Syracuse, N. Y.,
Oliver music co. © Aug. 18, 1928;
2c. Aug. 22; E 698204: Oliver M.
Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y. 17189
Fright ; motion picture music, by Rich-
ard Howsgill, of England; orch.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Aug. 8,
1928; 1 ec. Aug. 20; E 697476; J. R.
Lafieur & son, ltd., London. 17190
Frisco (The) squabble; a hot classic,
by Steve Kretzmer, arr. by Herman
Wolfson; orch. 4to. © July 5,
1928; 2 c. July 7; E 695247; Spier
& Coslow, inc., New York. 17191
From out of my dreams; words by
Irving Fields [pseud. of Irving
Greenfield], music by Eddie Clark
[i. e. Hdwin Clark] and Sam White.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Aug. 29, 1928; H 704261; Irving
Greenfield, New York. 17192
Full surrender; hymn, words by Oli-
ver Murray Edwards, music by
Frederic EF. Helmer. Syracuse,
N. Y., Oliver music co. 4to. © Aug.
18, 1928; 2 ec. Aug. 22; E 698200;
Oliver M. Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y.
17193.
Full surrender; sacred song, words by
Oliver Murray Edwards, music by
Charles H. Gabriel; mezzo-sop. or
bar. Syracuse, N. Y., Oliver music
co. © July 25, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 6;
E 698025; Oliver M. Edwards, Syra-
cuse, N. Y. 17194
900
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
17217
a
Furniture man blues; words and mel-
ody by Spencer Williams. © 1 c.
Aug. 11, 1928; E 696978; Georgia
musie co., New York. 17195
Gaiezza; mazurka, by G. Sardo; vio-
lin. © 1c. Aug. 2, 1928; E 695818 ;
Giuseppe Sardo, Brooklyn. 17196
Gaim (Die) of poker; words and mu-
sic by M. Shapiro; pf. Brooklyn,
J. & J. Kammen.
GODPIND YN BDA 7)
© June 1, 1928; 2 c. July 27; E
696535; Minnie Shapiro, Brooklyn.
-17197
Gal you want fi come kill me; words
and melody by Adrian Johnson. ©
1c. Aug. 3, 1928; E 696737; United
pub. co., New York. 17198
Galants (Les); book and lyrics by
D. Halpern, music by B. I. Levy.
C1 ¢. Aug. 22,.:1928);1 D+: 27356;
David Halpern and Burton I. Levy,
Springfield, Mass. 17199
Gathering of the Elks; words and
music by Frances Lane [i. e. F. L.
McConoughey], with quartette cho.
[Photostat] ©1e. July 21, 1928;
E 695598; Frances Lane Mc-
Conoughey, Sausalito, Calif. 17200
Gatherings; by Domenico Savino; pf.
GPa Gly, 18, 198837 2c. Suly,.12;,, 0
695378; Robbins music corp., New
York. 17201
Gaubert (Philippe) . Trois nouvelles
ballades frangcaises; paroles de Paul
Fort, musique de P. Gaubert, of
France. Et you, you, you. [2
others] © July 12, 1928; 1c. Aug.
21; E 697573; Durand et cie., Paris.
17202
Gavotte; theme-Rameau, by EH. Prang
Stamm, op. 18; organ. obl. 8vo.
© Aug. 1, 1928; 2 c. July 30; B
695879; Shattinger piano & music
co., St. Louis. 17203
Gavotte Marian; by I. Spiller; pf.
© 1c. Aug. 25, 1928; E 704141;
Isadore Spiller, New York. 17204
Gay little butterflies; study, by Paul
co, ponner spf. “Cy wus: Y, 1928:
2c. Aug. 15; E 698054; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 17205.
Gay (A) march; by Felix Swinstead,
of Great Britain; pf. © Aug. 2,
1928; 1c. Aug. 17; E 697450; Edwin
Ashdown, Itd., London. 17206
Gee, but it’s tough to be all alone,.
alone on Saturday night; words by
Benny Davis and Billy Rose, music
by Joe Burke. [Words and melody
only] © 1e Aug. 17, 1928; EB
698127; Irving Berlin inc., New
York. 17207
Geezer of alagazam; words and music
by Leo Wood. [Words and melody
only] © 1e Aug. 21, 1928; BE
704050; Joseph M. Woods, New
York. 17208
Geistliche lieder; zu fiinf stimmen,
von Johann Eceard, neu in partitur
hrsg. von Friedrich yon Baussnern,
of Germany. 1 teil. 8vo. © Jan.
1, 1928; 1 ec. Apr. 11; A—Foreign
38470; Georg Kallmeyer verlag,
Wolfenbiittel, Germany. 17209
Gemma; conzonetta, by Alick Mac-
lean, of England; pf. © Aug. 3,
1928; 1 ¢« Aug. 18; BE 697468;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd., Lon-
don. 17210:
Geneology [!]; from Hold everything,
words and melody by B. G. De
Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray Hen-
derson. © 1c. Aug. 3, 1928; EB
695853; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, ine., New York. 17211
Generale (Il) Nobile al Polo Nord;
versi di F. Amodio, musica di Remo
d’Alba; violin pte. 3a e pte. 4a. ©
1c. Aug. 21, 1928; EH 704047; Frank
Amodio, Brooklyn. 17212
Gently sleeping; by Bert R. Anthony,
‘op. 186; pf. © Aug. 6, 1928< 2 «.
Aug. 8; E 696818; Hatch music co.,
Boston. 17213
George Washington ; words and melody
by T. McKinnie. © 1 e. Aug. 10,
1928; E 696955; R. S. Peer, New
York. 17214
George White’s scandals; selection,
by Ray Henderson, arr. by Hans
Spialek; pf. © Aug. 14, 1928; 2 c¢.
Aug. 16; E 699195; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc., New York. 17215
Georgia swing; by Ferd, Jelly Roll,
Morton and Santo Pecora; pf.
Aug. 15, 1928; 2 ec. Aug. 18; EB
699057 ; Melrose bros. musi¢ co., inc.,
Chicago. 17216
Gesang der Heliane; aus Das wunder
der Heliane, von EH. W. Korngold,
arr. von Leo Art6k, of Germany;
salon oreh., mit pf.-conduector. ©
July 31, 1928;, 1: .@) duly .34;, BH
697311; B. Schott’s sdéhne, Mainz,
Germany. 17217
901
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17218
pt. II, n. S., v. 23
Ghosts (The) ; words by G. Lee, mel-
ody by Arthur Darvo. © 1. Aug.
14, 1928; E 695986; Guy Lee, New
York. 17218
Gilbert (Gladys V.) Ballade; by G.
V. Gilbert, of Great Britain, domi-
ciled at New York, op. 23; pf. ©
Aug. 3, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 9; E 698093;
G. Schirmer ine., New York. 17219
Gill bridge; march, by J. O. Hume, of
Great Britain; band. obl. 24mo.
© July 19, 1928; 1 c« July 31; BE
697349; J. Ord Hume, London.
17220
Giorni (Aurelio) 24 concert études;
no. 19; pf.; in E flat maj. © Aug.
3, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 9; E 696882; G.
Schirmer inc., New York. 17221
Gipsy (The) band; danza ungherese,
by C. Adolfo Bossi, op. 24, no. 6; pf.
© Aug. 16, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 17; E.
699093 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
deliphia. : 17222
Girl (The) that you betrayed; words
and music by Bob Miller. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 29,
1928; E 704204; Robbins music
corp., New York. 17223
Girl (The) who broke my heart; lyric
by Al Dubin, music by J. Russel
Robinson; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Aug. 7, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 8; E 696821 ;
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. 17224
Give ear to my words, O Lord; anthem,
words from the Bible, music by Lu-
cina Jewell; mixed voices. 4to.
Aug. 1, 1928; 2 ec. Aug. 2; E 695767 ;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
17225
Give me a chance to say hello; waltz,
words by P. Hubert, music by Ray
Hibbeler. © 1c. Aug. 6, 1928; E
696775 ; Parmille Hubert, Chicago.
17226
Give me one hour of happiness; words
and music by B. EH. Murch. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 8,
1928; E 696864; Bess Evangeline
Murch, Detroit. T2220
Give me the dawn; words by J. Will
Callahan, music by Elaine Stocking
[pseud. of Frank H. Grey]; high
voice. © Aug. 3, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 9;
E 698099; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 17228
Glimpses ; words by Harold Vinal, mu-
Sic Dy \'A. J.-E Lay. ake ies eine b-
1928; E 695901; Ada Jordan Pray,
Durham, Calif. 17229
Gloria, that glorious girl; words by R.
Hope, music by L. Selzer. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ee. July 16,
1928; E 698146; Lewis Selzer and
Robert Hope, Chicago. 17230
Glow-worm (The); by Paul Lincke,
arr. by M. J. Scheidlmeier; ten.
banjo, with pf. acc. arr. by Otto
Merz. © Aug. 14, 1928; 2 ¢ Aug.
15; E 699017; Edward B. Marks
music co., New York. 17231
Gluck (Christoph Wilibald yon) Rei-
gen seliger geister (Ronde des esprits
bienheureux) ; aus Orpheus, arr. yon
Leopold Weninger, of Austria; orch.
mit pf. o. organ direction. © Aug.
3,..1928 5.11 et Auge:25 "E6916; D.
Rahter, Leipzig. 172382
Go slow baby; fox trot, words and
music by W. H. Wallner. [Chords,
singie staff] © 1c. Aug. 21, 1928;
EK 704046; William H. Walner, Balti-
more. 17233
God of our fathers; words and music
by J. Rivinius. 4to. © July 23,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 10; H 696902; Jean
Rivinius, St. Louis. 17234
God of the wind; apostrophe, words
and music by Florence Parr-Gere;
med, voice. © Aug. 3, 1928; 2 «.
Aug. 9; E 696874; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. ioe
God so loved the world; words from
John 3, music by Rudolph Palme, op.
43, 1. [and] Commit thou all thy
griefs; words by Paul Gerhardt, tr.
by John Wesley, music by Michael
Haydn, copyright is based upon new
matter of Carl F. Pfatteicher, name-
ly, his interpretation represented in
the legible notation thereof contained
in the copies filed; male voices a
capella. 4to. © Feb. 13, 1928; 2 c.
June 27; E 694985; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 17236
Goin’ South; words and music by O. M.
Lansing. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1928; BH
699002;) Olga M. Lansing, Venice,
Calif. 17237
Going a piece with you; words by
Florence Jones Hadley, music by L.
M, Dyer. [Words and melody only]
© 1.e Aug. 4, 1928; E 696773;
Louise Mangum Dyer, Yazoo City,
Miss. 17238
902
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928 ~
17261
Gold diggers; words and melody by G.
Lee. ©i1c. Aug. 14, 1928; E 695990 ;
Guy Lee, New York. 17239
Golden blues; by H. C. Sheridan; pf.
[Photostat] © 1c. Aug. 21, 1928;
E 704057; Helen Carney Sheridan,
Wheeling, W. Va. 17240
Golden dreams; words by ©. Lawyer,
music by Rob’t H. Brennen. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 1,
1928; E 696662; Carrie Lawyer, Lib-
erty Center, Ia. 17241
Golden jubilee march; by John Philip
Sousa; pf. © Aug. 8, 1928; 2 ec.
Aug. 7; E 695868; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 17242
Gonna have ‘lasses in the morning;
words and melody by the Golden
Melody Boys. ©1c. Aug. 20, 1928 ;
E 698180; Chicago music pub. co.,
inc., Chicago. 17243
Good boy; from Good boy, words by
Bert Kalmar, music by Herbert Stot-
hart and Harry Ruby; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Aug. 24, 1928; 2 c. Aug.
27; E 699185; Harms, inc. New
York. 17244
Good-bye Cal—hello Al; words and
music by E. Laska; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. © Aug.
20, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 20; E 698154;
Edward Laska, New York. 17245
Good bye to the blues; lyrics by L, A.
Yantis, melody by Wade Hampton
Durand. © 1. Aug. 9, 1928; E
695928 ; Luther Andrew Yantis and
Hampton Durand, Decatur, Ill.
17246
Good cheer ; lyric and music by Terese
Robert [pseud. of T. Shiverts]
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Aug. 8, 1928; E 696854; Theresa
Shiverts, New York. 17247
Good morning; by Mary Calvert; pf.
© Aug, 22, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 25; H
698294; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 17248
Good (The) old G. O. P.; we'll vote
the good ticket straight, quartett,
words by M. L. Parks, music by C. G.
Parks...© 1,c.. Aug.) 3} 1928; B
696748 ; Clarence George Parks, Hast-
ings, Neb. 17249
Googily goo; fox-trot, words and music
by Benny Davis and Dudley Wilkin-
son; pf. and ukulele ace. © July 27,
1928; 2 ce. July 30; E 696681; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 17250
12644—28——_3
Gounod (Charles Francois) Faust;
ouverture arr. par Raoul Morane, of
France; violon et pf. © July 12,
1928; 1 ec. Aug. 21; E 697612; Chou-
dens, Paris. 17251
Grampa’s been rejuvenated; words by
Llewelyn James Bowlby, music by
C. W. Bowlby, of Canada, domiciled
at Holbrook, Mass. © 1 ¢. July 6,
1928 ; E 693990; Charlotte Winnifred
Bowlby, Holbrook, Mass. 17252
Grand (The) old land of the U. 8S. A.;
words and music by M. J. O’Conner,
arr. by S. B. Allen. © Aug. 28,
1928 ; 2c. Aug. 29; E 699235 ; Michael
J. O'Connor, Denver. 17253
Grand parade; march, by H. Stanley
Walser, arr. by Carl Wilhelm Kern;
pf., 4 hands. © July 28, 1928; 2 ce.
July 30; E 695877; Shattinger piano
& music co., St. Louis. 17254
Grandma’s flowers; words and music
by W. Robison. © 1 ec Aug. 23,
1928; E 704105; Willard Robison,
Crestwood, N. Y. 17255
Greener pastures; words by G. J.
Wendling, music by G. J. Wendling
and EH. A. Schindler; pf. © 1.
Aug. 23, 1928; E 704099; George J.
Wendling and Edward A. Schindler,
Chicago. 17256
Guarany (Il); ouverture, von A. C.
Gomes, arr. von L. Weninger, of
Austria; orch., mit pf. 0. organ di-
rektion. © July 18, 1928; 1c. Aug.
7; E 697461; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
17257
Guerriera (La) ; canzone popolare nar-
rativa, musica di Barbara Giuranna,
. of Italy. © Aug. 16, 1928; 1 ¢. Aug.
17; E 697483; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 17258
Guess who’s in town; words by Andy
Razaf, music by J. C. Johnson.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
Aug. 29, 1928; E 704222; Triangle
music pub. co., inc., New York.
17259
Guide me blessed Saviour; words by
Ethel Rowland, music by D. M.
Shanks. © Aug. 25, 1928; 2c. Aug.
30; E 699241; Frank Harding, New
York. 17260
Hiindel (Georg Friedrich) Menuett,
arr. by Roland Revell, of Great
Britain; flute and pf. © June 21,
1928; 1 ec. July 8; E 697484; Rudall,
Carte & co., Itd., London. 17261
903
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17262
pt. IT, 0. S., v. 23
Hindel (Georg Friedrich )—Continued.
Solomon; oratorio, abridged and
rey. version with new words, ed. by
J. Michael Diack, of Scotland. 4to.
© June 20, 1928; 1 c. July 5; E
697357 ; Peterson’s publications, 1td.,
Glasgow. 17262
Hail, flapper fair; 4-part chorus, words
by Oliver Murray Edwards, music
by William Berwald; men’s voices.
Syracuse, N. Y., Oliver music co.
4to. © July 21, 1928; 2c. July 27;
E 696686; Oliver M. Edwards, Syra-
cuse, N. Y. 17263
Halecyone; dramatic poem, text by
David Stevens, music by Laurence
Powell, of England, domiciled at
Fayetteville, Ark., op. 20; ee
voices and solo. 4to. © Aug.
1928; 2 c. Aug. 21; E. 699115; C a
Birchard & co., Boston. 17264
Hale (Alfred M.) Seven pieces for the
pianoforte; by A. M. Hale, of Great
Britain. London, Goodwin & Tabb,
lid.;; ©, July: 11, :1928; 1‘e. July 9;
EK 697395; Alfred M. Hale, Hamp-
shire, England. 17265
Half smilin’; fox trot, words by Roger
Burton, music by Carl Winge; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Aug. 22, 1928;
2c. Aug. 27; E 698300; Capitol music
co., Seattle. 17266
Halia mai ana; meditation, by J. Voll-
mar; Hawaiian guit. with regular
guit. acc. © Aug. 8, 1928; 2 ¢. Aug.
15; E 698046; Jacob Vollmar, Roch-
ester, N. Y. 17267
Hallelujah I’m a bum; words and
music by Harry McClintock. ©1e.
Aug. 18, 1928 ; E 695974; Villa Moret,
inc., San Francisco. 17268
Hallelujah I’m a bum; words and
music by Harry McClintock; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Aug. 24, 1928; 2 ¢.
Aug. 29; E 698818; Villa Morét, inc.,
San Francisco. 17269
Hallelujah, I’m a bum; words and
music by Jack Waite; pf. acc. with
ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini. ©
Aug. 24, 1928; 2c. Aug. 24; H 699172;
Bibo, Bloedon & Lang, inc., New
York. 17270
Happy; from Billie, lyric and music
by George M. Cohan. © Aug. 25,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 29; E 699229; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 17271
Happy; lyric by Mary Kranitz, music
by S. Wienshienk. © 1c. Aug. 13,
1928; E 695966; Sylvia Wienshienk,
Kansas City, Mo. 17272
Happy (A) ending; words by A. Sey-
mour Brown and Eddie Grant, musice
by Albert Von Tilzer; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by Mary Singhi Breen.
© ' Aug. 4, 1928.3)2°6¢, Amores 7) hb
695861; Broadway music corp., New
York. Lite
Happy (The) gondolier; Venetian
sketch, by Horace Tureman; violin
and pf. © Aug. 3, 1928; 2 c. Aug.
9; E 696898; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 17274
Happy is the man; anthem, by T.
Henderson, of Great Britain; mixed
voices, organ ace. 4to. © July 30.
1928; 1c. July 31; E 697285; Banks
& son, York, England. 17275
Happy moments; by. Francis Wood;
pf. © Aug. 16, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 18;
E 699168; Co-operative music co.,
Philadelphia. 17276
Happy (The) warrior; words and mu-
sie by Joseph W. and J. J. McQuaid.
© July 28, 1928; 2 « Aug.18; E
699160; John J. McQuaid, Philadel-
phia. 17277
Happy (The) warrior; words by Don-
ald Bain, music by HE. A. Schulze.
© 1c. Aug. 18, 1928; E 699070;
Ernst A. Schulze, Evanston, Ill.
17278
caprice, by Walter
Rolfe; pf. © Aug. 16, 1928; 2 «.
Aug. 17; E 699108; Theodore Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 17279
Harp echoes;
Harvest (The) ; four-pt. cantata, text
by G. Gordon Wilcox, music by
Richard Kountz; mixed voices. 4to.
©’ Aug: °16;""1928'; 2 ee Aue 20>" i
698194; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 17280
Harvest festival and song of thanks-
giving; from the cantata, The har-
vest, text by C. Gordon Wilcox, mu:
Sic by Richard Kountz; 4 pt. song;
mixed voices. 4to. © Aug. 25,
1928; 2 c Aug. 29; EH 699224; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 17281
Hasta la vista (Till we meet again) ;
English version by Vaughn De
Leath, Spanish text and music by
Maria Grever; med. voice. © Aug.
27, 1928; 2. c. Aug. 31; EH 698321; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 17282
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
17301
Hats off! to Hatfield; words by T. J.
Honaker, music by George H.
Crumb. 4to. © Aug. 15, 1928; 2 ¢.
Aug. 15; E 699031; Thomas Jesse
Honaker, Charleston, W. Va. 17283
Have you any ham; the m—n—x song,
words and music by C. ©. Kuenzig.
New York, Frank Harding. © Aug.
25, 1928; 2 ec. Aug. 30; EH 699244;
Charles C. Kuenzig, Girard, Pa.
17284
Have you forgotten; Andantino, words
by Frederick H. Martens, music by
Hdwin H. Lemare adapted by Har-
rison Niel [pseud. of Gottfried H.
Federlein] ; med. or high voice. ©
Aug. 3, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 9; E 698100;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 17285
Hawaii where the sunshine smiles;
waltz, words and music by Frances
Henshaw King. © Aug. 3, 1928;
2 c. Aug. 8; E 696834; Charles E.
King, Honolulu. 17286
Hawaiian romance; waltz, by G. F.
Briegal; orch. 4to. © Aug. 21,
1928; 2c. Aug. 18; E 699050; George
F. Briegel, New York. 17287
Hayfields and butterflies; words and
music by Teresa Del Riego, arr. by
Clarence Lucas, of Great Britain;
8 female voices. New York, Chap-
pell-Harms, ine. 4to. © Aug. 22,
1928; 1 c. Aug. 24; E 697668; Chap-
pell & co., Itd., London. 17288
He'll never get over the habit; words
by Malcolm McComb, music by Wil-
liam C. K. Irwin. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Aug. 13, 1928; EH
695967; May Irwin, New York.
17289
Head (The) hunter’s dream; melody
by H. S. Parham. © 1. Aug. 8,
1928; E 696848; H. Strathdene Par-
ham, Chicago. 17290
Hear the good news; traditional negro
spiritual, arr. by Clarence Cameron
White; voice and pf., in G. © Aug.
24, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 25; E 698284;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
17291
Hear us all-powerful; words by Theo-
dore Korner, English version by
J. C. Graham, music py Carl Maria
v. Weber [and] Thee will I love, my
strength, my tower; words by
Johann Scheffler, tr. by John Wes-
ley, melody from Demetrio Bortni-
anski, harmonized by E. Ebling,
copyright is based upon new matter
of Carl F. Pfatteicher, namely, his
interpretation represented in the
legible notation thereof contained in
the copies filed; male voices a ¢a-
pella. 4to. © Feb. 13, 1928; 2 e.
June 27; E 694988; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 17292
Heart (The) of God; sacred song,
words by Daniel 8S. Twohig, music
by R. S. Stoughton; in E flat. ©
Aug. 24, 1928; 2 ¢@ Aug. 25; EB
698276; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 17293
Heartbroken and lonely; fox-trot,
words by Sam Coslow and Saul Ber-
nie, music by Con Conrad; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © Aug. 3, 1928; 2 «Aug.
6; E 696760; Spier and Coslow, inc.,
New York. 17294
Heavenly (The) voice; words by Rob-
ert Nelson, music by H. Baynton-
Power, of Great Britain; with vio-
lin and organ obbl. ad lib.; in G.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© July 25, 1928; 1 « Aug. 21; B
697503 ; Reeder & Walsh, London.
17295
Heebie (The) jeebies; fox trot, by
M. G. O'Neil; pf: © July 26, 1928;
2c. July 30; E 696701; Murray G.
O’Neil, Benton Harbor, Mich. 17296
Heigh-ho cheerio; from Just a minute,
words by Walter O’Keefe, music by
Harry Archer. [Words and melody
Gaby: (Olt. Aug. oS aaseoo se, iB
704136; DeSylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine., New York. 17297
Hello Al; words by Ava James, music
by C. Whittenberg. ©1c. Aug. 16,
1928; E 698149; Connie Whitten-
berg, Alto Pass, IIl. 17298
Henry (Charles) Cinq piéces pour
piano; par C. Henry, of France,
Sagement. [4 others] © July 12,
1928; 1 c. Aug. 21; E 697619; Chou-
dens, Paris. 17299
Here comes Arabella; music score,
words and music by Harry Pomar
and H. J. D. Sewell. © 1c. July
28, 1928 ;.H 698152; Hetty Jane Dun-
away Sewell, Atlanta. 17300
Here’s that party now in person;
words by Jack Yellen, music by
Milton Ager; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Aug. 24, 1928; 2c Aug. 25: B
698297; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein,
inc., New York. 17301
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17302
Here’s to Judge Lindsay; words and
music by J. V. Altiere and Billy
Meyers. [Words and melody only]
© 1c Aug. 27, 1928; E 704169;
James V. Altiere, Chicago. 17302
Hereafter ; sacred solo, words by Mary
Alethea Woodward, music by Carrie
B. Adams. 1. High voice, in B flat.—
2. Med. voice, in A flat.—3. Low
voice, in F. © Aug. 20, 1928; 2 ec.
each, Aug. 30; EH 699216; Lorenz pub.
co., Dayton, O. 17303
Hermann (Rodolphe) Cinq petites
piéces pour piano; par R. Hermann,
of France. 1. Peine de coeur. [4
others] © July 12, 1928; 1c. Aug.
21; E 697550; Lucien de Lacour,
Paris. 17304
Hiawatha; 12 scenes, by Stanley Wil-
son, of Great Britain; pf. © Aug.
10, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 11; E 697388;
Forsyth brothers, Itd., London. —
17305
Hicolo; by M. H. Hindsley, Henry
Coffey and Newell Long; instru-.-
mental. © 1c. Aug. 6, 1928; E
696781; Mark H. Hindsley, Bloom-
ington, Ind. 17306
Hitch your wagon to a star; words
and music by W. Robison. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 23, 1928; E 704106; Willard
Robison, Crestwood, N. Y. 17307
Ho-ho-ho-Hogan; words and music by
Johnny Tucker and Joe Schuster,
arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus; vocal orch.
4to. © Aug. 10, 1928; 2c. Aug. 15;
E 698015; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 17308
Ho-ho-ho-Hogan; words and music by
Johnny Tucker and Joe Schuster ;
pf. and ukulele ace. © July 31,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 3; E 696811; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 17309
Hold everything; opening act 1 and
act 2, words and music by B. G. De
Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray Hender-
son, [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. each Aug. 18, 1928; E 704062,
704063 ; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine., New York. 17310, 17311
Holding hubby; written by Franklyn
Vernon, composed by AO W Parry,
of Great Britain; in B flat. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © July
17, 1928; 1 ec. Aug. 21; HE 697498;
Reynolds & co., London. 17312
Hollywood rose; words and music by
C. B. Long. © 1 ¢ Aug. 6, 1928;
pt. 11t, BY S.,. 9228
E 695904; Charles Ernest Long, Los
Angeles. 17313
Holy (The) city; cantata, by Alfred
R. Gaul, arr. by A. Stanley Osborn;
chorus of women’s voices. 4to.
July 19, 1928; 2c. Aug. 1; E 696672;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 17314
Home, home, sweet home and you;
words and music by J. E. Gaskell.
© 1c. Aug. 6, 1928; E 695900; John
Edwin Gaskell, Houston. 17315
H-o-m-e spells heaven to me; words
and music by C. Kerstine. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 25,
1928; E 704140; Caesar Kerstine,
Clarksdale, Miss. 17316
Homenage 4 Lindbergh; marcha, por
I. A. Aldana, of Mexico, domiciled ~
at Los Angeles; pf. © 1c. Aug. 2,
1928; B 695802 : Ireneo A. Aldana,
Los ‘Angeles. 17317
Honey babe; words atta music by Ferd,
Jelly Roll, Morton; pf. © Aug. 15,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 18; E 699058; Mel-
rose bros. muSic co., inc., Chicago.
17318
Honey-boy; words and music by R. J.
Zimmerman. © 1 ec. Aug. 9, 1928;
E 696916; Russell J. Zimmerman,
Harrisburg, Pa. 17319
Honey, I love you; words and music
by E. E. Vaughan. © 1c. Aug. 28,
1928; E 704213; Esther Eben
Vaughan, Portland, Or. 17320
Honey in the roses; melody waltz,
[and] Want a little lov’ing so-bad;
that fid’In tune, lyric and music of
each by Zeb Seybold; violin. 4to.
© Aug. 29, 1928; 2 c« Aug. 29; E
699234; Zeb Seybold, Ada, Okla.
17321
Honeymoon (The) air trail; words and
music by P. B. Bachtell, arr. by Roy
Leffingwell. © 1c. Aug. 4, 1928;
E 696782; Paul B. Bachtell, Lan-
easter, Calif. 17322
Honeymoon (The) kisS; waltz song,
words and music by G. Pinsuti. ©
Aug. 9, 1928; 2c. Aug. 10; E 699049;
Giuseppe Pinsuti, New York. 17323
Hoover; campaign song, words and
music by BE. G. Stone. © Aug 22,
1928; 2 ec. Aug. 25; E 6983824; Ella
Gertrude Stone, Boston. 17324
Hoover everywhere; words and melody
by J. J. Jerome. © 1c. Aug. 18,
1928; E 695964; John J. Jerome,
Lansing, Mich. 17325
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
Hoover is O. K.; words by C. Charles
Kay, music by C. C. Kuenzig. ©
1c. Aug. 27, 1928; E 704167; Clem-
ent Charles Kuenzig, Girard, Pa.
17326
Hope and memories; fox trot ballad,
words and music by O. Webs, of
Czechoslovakia, domiciled at Santa
Barbara, Calif. ©le July 2, 1928;
E 698147; Oleg Webs, Santa Bar-
bara, Calif. 17327
Hora; fox-lied, worte und musik von
Hans Kandler, of Germany, op. 12.
© July 12, 1928; 1 ¢ Aug. 3; E
697458 ; Musikverlag City, Leipzig.
17328
Horn (The) (Le cor); by Ange Flé-
gier, transcribed by Godfrey Ludlow,
of Great Britain, domiciled at New
York; violin and pf. ace. © Aug. 8,
1928; 2 ce Aug. 9; E 698094; G.
Schirmer ine., New York. 17329
Hot dawg; by Ralph Colicchio; ten.
banjo or ten. guit. with pf. acc. ©
Aug. 9, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 17; E 698121;
Irving Berlin standard music corp.,
New York. 17330
Hot dog sheik; words and melody by
F. E. Maisel. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1928;
E 698124; Fred E. Maisel, New York.
17331
Hot news; words by Tom Baily, mu-
sic by S. Burns, of Poland, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles. © 1c. Aug.
27, 1928; E 704162; Seymour Burns,
Los Angeles. 17832
Hour (An) of worship; words and mu-
sic by Sister Devamata [i. e. L. F.
Glenn] © 1e July 5, 1928; EB
696795; Laura F. Glenn, La Cres-
centa, Calif. 17333
Hovering butterflies ; by Jessie L. Gay-
nor, arr. by Edouard —Hesselberg ;
pf., 4 hands. © July 31, 1928; 2 «¢.
Aug. 2; E 695792; Clayton F. Sum-
my co., Chicago. 17334
How long blues; words and music by
Leroy Carr and J. M. Williams.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Aug. 23, 1928; E 704111; State
street music pub. co., Chicago. 17335
How long since; fox trot, words by
Harry Curwen, music by Al. Max,
of England; pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by N. L. Low; in G. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr. 15,
1928; 1 c. May 1; EB 697488; Lareine
& co., ltd., London. 17336
e 17346
How styles can change; words by T.
Ware, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 29,
1928; EK 704226; Thelma Ware, Gau-
ley Mills, W. Va. 17337
How to handle women; lyrics by
Henry Ruby, music by Joseph Cher-
niavsky ; orch. 4to. © Aug. 3, 1928;
2c. Aug. 7; E 696798 ; Universal pic-
tures corp., New York. 17338
Hula hula (The) ; vocal fox trot, from
The island princess, words by Guy
K. Austin, music by Hubert W.
David; pf. ace, with special arr.
for banjulele banjo and ukulele by
Keech; in G. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © July 16, 1928; 1 ec.
Aug. 2; E 697336; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London. 17339
Hungaria; fantaisie musicale dans un
rythme de Fox sur les motifs de
Liszt, de Clément Doucet, of France;
pf.) ©nJ uly. 12,1928 = dremAuee?1 :
E 697541; Editions musicales Sam
Fox, Paris. 17340
Hunter’s (The) horn; from the can-
tata, The harvest, text by C. Gor-
don Wilcox, music by Richard
Kountz; 3 pt. song, male voices. 4to.
© Aug. 25, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 29; BE
699222; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 17341
Hurried (A) flight; by Leo A. Kemp-
inski, op. 79; orch. with pf. or organ
conductor. © Aug. 20, 1928; 2 «.
Aug. 21; E 699117; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
17342
Hush song; Welsh lullaby, words from
the Welsh of Robert Bryan, by G.
Pryce Williams, music of a Welsh
folk-song, arr. by Daniel Protheroe;
4 men’s voices. 4to. © Aug. 6,
1928; 2 ec. Aug. 8; E 696815; Boston
music co., Boston. 17343
Hush your erying; words and musie
by H. F. Ledbetter. © 1c Aug. 16,
1928; E 698133; Henry Franklin
Ledbetter, Winnfield, La. 17344
Hymn to the G. A. P. A.; words and
melody by Tetos Demetriades, of
Turkey, domiciled at New York. ©
1e¢ July 21, 1928; E 695588; Tetos
music store, New York. 17345
I ain’t got nobody; by Spencer Wil-
liams; pf. © Aug. 13, 1928; 2 e.
Aug. 11; E 696964; Triangle music
epub. co., inc., New York. 17346
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17347
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ain’t your hen; words and music by
Andy Razaf. [Words and melody
only]! ©'1-¢. Aug. 29; 1928-"
704219 ; Triangle music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 17347
always knew I’d fall in love with
you; words and melody by W. F.
K nge ©. .2)> es HAug 182 1028" u EB
696863 ; Wm. F. King, New York.
17348
am coming back to you Elinoir;
words and music by T. P. Curren.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Aug. 20, 1928; E 704003; T. P. Cur-
ren, Louisville. 17349
can still see the pale moon shining;
words and music by Oleg M. Breene.
© 1c. Aug. 9, 1928; E 695919; Oleg
Maslenikoff, Hollywood, Calif.
17350
can’t forget Mary; valse song, by
Irving Rose; pf. © 1 ¢. Aug. 380,
1928; E 704246; Crescent music pub.
co., Boston. : 17351
can’t forget you; words and music
by K. K. Nichols. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 e. July 9, 1928;
H 696089; Kenneth .K. Nichols, New
York. 17352
ean’t forget you though I’ve tried;
words, music and ukulele arr. by R.
M. Newcomer. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1928;
Hi 704180; Robert McAfee Newcomer,
Philadelphia. 17353
ean’t make her happy; words and
music by Lew Pollack and Sidney
Clare. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1928; E 704266;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York. 17354
don’t care; words by Wish Wynne,
music by George Forbes Russell, of
Great Britain; in A flat. [Staff and
toric sol-fa notations] © July 17,
1928; 1 c. Aug. 21; E 697497; Rey-
nolds & co., London. 17355
fell in love with a wonderful girl;
words and music by A. T. Pyne, jr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
Aug. 30, 1928; E 704257; Augustus
T. Pyne, jr., San Francisco. 17356
found sunshine in your smile; valse,
words by Edgar Leslie, music by
Jos. Geo. Gilbert, of Great Britain ;
pf. acc., with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in
B flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Aug. 17, 1928; 1 ¢ Aug.
18; EK 697661; Lawrence Wright mu-
sic co., London. 17357
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I found you out when I found you in
somebody else’s arms; song, new
lyrics by Charles O’Flynn and Phil
Ponce; pf. and ukulele acc. Rey.
ed. © July 26, 1928; 2c Aug. 8;
EH 699200; A. J. Stasny music co.,
inc., New York. 17358
I have a great time all by myself;
words and melody by A. De Evans,
of Canada. © 1. Aug. 2, 1928;
E 695799; Archie De Evans, Cedoux,
Sask., Canada. 17359
I know a lovely garden; words by
Hdward 'Teschemacher [pseud. of
Edward lLockton], music by Guy
D’ Hardelot [pseud. of Helen
Rhodes], arr. by Clarence Lucas,
of Great Britain; 3 female voices.
New York, Chappell-Harms, ince.
4to. © Aug. 22, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 24;
EK 697669; Chappell & co., itd., Lon-
don. : ~ 17360
TI know more than father’s father ever
knew; words by J. S. Connors, mu-
sic by Walter W. Newcomer. Pitts-
burgh, Connors & Schelling. © June
1, 1928; 2 @ Aug. 24; E 698254;
John S. Connors, Pittsburgh. 17361
T’ll be with you when the laurel
blooms again; words and music by
Adrian B. McKee. © July 26, 1928;
2c. July 30; E 696697; McKee &
White pub. co., Allegan, Mich.
17362
I'll get by; words by Roy Turk, music
by Fred E. Ahlert. © Aug. 10, 1928;
2c. Aug. 11; E 696968; Irving Ber-
lin, inc., New York. 17363
Ill search for blue skies; vocal fox
trot, from The island princess,
words by Guy K. Austin, music by
Hubert W. David, of Great Britain;
pf. ace., with special arr. for ban-
julele banjo and ukulele by Keech.
© July 16, 1928; 1 c« Aug. 2: E
687335; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London. 17364
I love vanilla; words by A. Seymour
Brown, music by Albert Van Tilzer ;
pf. aece., with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © Aug. 8, 1928; 2 ¢.
Aug. 9; E 695914; Broadway music
corp., New York. 17365
I love you; song one-step, words by
Ralph Stanley, of Great Britain,
original lyrics by Karl Farkas and
Fritz Griinbaum, music by Ralph
Benatzky; pf. ace., with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech; in F. [Staff and tonie sol-fa
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no. 8, 1928
notations] © July 2, 1928; 1c. July
3; E 697283; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don. [© revised words] 17366
I love you; words and music by C.
Renfrew. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1928; E
704285; Carolyn Renfrew, Hastings,
Neb. 17367
I love you just the way I loved you
yesterday; words by Jack Hagerty
{i. e. John J. Hagerty], music by
Lou Smith [Louis E. Smith]; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by May Sin-
ghi Breen.’ © Aug. 17, 1928; 2 ce.
Aug. 21; E 699121; World wide mu-
sie pub. co., New York. 17368
I loved thee; words by Alexander
Pushkin, music by W. 8. Schwartz.
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1928; E 696941;
William Spencer Schwartz, Atlantic
City. 17369
I loved you then as I love you now;
words by Ballard MacDonald, music
by Axt and Mendoza; pf. acc., with
ukulele or banjulele banjo arr. by
May Singhi Breen. © Aug. 27,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 28; E 698315; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 17370
I’m a detectative; words and melody
by G. Lee. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1928; E
695991; Guy Lee, New York. 173871
I’m a disabled ex-service man; words
by .J. Sovak, music by Richard
Broughton. New York, Frank Hard-
ing.. © Aug. 25, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 30;
FE 699248; Jack Sovak, Sloatsburg,
ne. Y 173872
I’m a one-girl man; from Billie, lyric
and music by George M. Cohan. ©
mug. © 25, 928 3 2e.. “Augs(29'5
699226; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. a Wiey 6:
I’m a one man gal; by Nixon Moore.
[Melody only] © 1 ec. Aug. 30,
1928; E 704242; Crescent music pub.
co., Boston. 17374
I’m falling in love with you; words
and melody by Frank Parente. ©
1c. Aug. 2, 1928; E 695817; James
Dante, Madison, N. J. 17375
I’m flyin’ high; from 7th ed. Earl Car-
roll vanities, words and music by
Abner Silver, Jack LeSoir and Ray
Doll; pf. ace., with ukulele arr, by
May Singhi Breen. © Aug. 11,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 18; E 696972; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 17376
. 17387
I’m forever dreaming dreams; words
and music by F. Hall. © 1c. Aug,
2, 1928; E 695821; Frank Hall, Har-
risburg, Pa. Lio’
I’m goin’ back to Dixie; words by W.
H. Sadler, melody by Burrell Van
Buren. (©) 4. Gy aioe 1925.) a
695794; William Howard Sadler,
Little Rock, Ark. 17378
I’m going away blues; music by Henri
I. Wilds and Joe Oliver. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 18,
1928; E 699080; Clarence Williams
music pub. co., ine., New York.
17379
I’m going to see my ma; words and
melody by Henry Troy. ©1e. Aug.
3, 1928; E 696742; R. S. Peer, New
York. 17380
I’m gonna let you have your way; by
S. Forbes. [Melody only] ©1e.
Aug. 23, 1928; E 704102; Sidney
Forbes, Cleveland. 17381
I’m in love; words and music by R. G.
Curtis. New York, Curtis co. ©
Aug. 14, 1928; 2 c« Aug. 16; H
698239; Ruth G. Curtis, Washington.
17382
I’m longing for you; words by Burrell
Van Buren, melody by J. W. King,
of Canada. ©1c. Aug. 2, 1928; EB
695800; Jessie W. King, Winnipeg,
Man., Canada. 17383
I’m ninety-eight pounds of sweetness ;
from Just a minute, words by Walter
O’Keefe, music by Harry Archer.
[Words and melody only] ©1ee.
Aug. 16, 1928; E 698151; DeSylva,
Brown and Henderson, inc., New
York. 17384
I’m not the one who’s sorry; fox trot,
words and music by G. EH. Ruther-
ford. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Aug. 9, 1928; E 695958; George
Elmer Rutherford, Poughkeepsie,
Norxe 17385
I’m proud of my man; fox-trot; words
by Jack Hagerty, music by Lou
Smith, arr. by Helmy Kresa; orch.
Aton ©). Aue. 17, 1928S 20¢ vas. 20 ;
E 699119; World wide music pub.
co., New York. 17386
I’m proud of my man; words by Jack
Hagerty [i. e. John J. Hagerty], mu-
sic by Lou Smith [i. e. Louis HE.
Smith]; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by May Singhi Breen. © Aug. 17,
1928; 2 ce. Aug. 21; E 699120; World
wide music pub. co., New York.
17387
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17388
I’m tired of blues; fox trot, melody by
J. L., Hisemann. © .1.¢. Aug. 2,
1928; E 695806; Josephine L. Hise-
mann, Far Rockaway, L. I., N. Y.
17388
I’m wantin’ you; fox trot, words and
musie by L. B. Freed; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Aug. 2, 1928; 2 ec. Aug.
6; E 696800; Liegh B. Freed, North
Manchester, Ind. 17389
I met my Master face to face; anthem,
music by Emilie B. Miller; copyright
is based upon the new matter of
Sidney C. Durst, namely his arrange-
ment of mixed voices as contained in
the copies filed. 4to. © May 5,
1928; 2 c«. May 7; E 690419; John
Church co., Cincinnati. 17390
I must go down to the sea; text by
John Masefield, music by Raymond
Earle Mitchell. © July 31, 1928;
2 c. Aug. 6; E 699028; Gamble
hinged music co., Chicago. 17391
I need you; words and music by C.
Williams and Mike Jackson. [Words
and melody only] © 1c Aug. 18,
1928; E 699079; Clarence Williams
music pub co., inc., New York. 173892
I need your sympathy ; words by E. W.
Hackl, music by Larry E. Goffin.
[Words and melody only] ©1e«.
Aug. 20, 1928; E 704004; Edith
Weinandt Hackl, Wynot, Neb.
17393
I only found out I love you after you
went away; words and music by
Bruce Davidson. [Photostat] ©
1c. Aug. 11, 1928; EH’ 695953; Bruce
J. Davidson, Marseilles, III. 17394
I sat with love upon a woodside well;
words by D. G. Rossetti, music by
W. A. Pickard-Cambridge, of Great
Britain; low or middle voice. (In
Six songs) © Aug. 28, 1928; 1 «¢.
Aug. 24; E 697649; W. A. Pickard-
Cambridge, Oxford, England. 17395
saw you but once; waltz, words and
music by S. Bassinov. © 1c. Aug.
20, 1928; E 698192; Saul Bassinov,
Mattapan, Mass. 17396
I shall be like Him; words by Irene
Poupore, music by L. N. Sharpless,
arr. by T. Lowerison. 4to. © July
14, 1928; 2 c. July 16; EH 698228;
Lulu Neweom Sharpless, Cajon, Calif.
17397
I shall know; sacred solo, words by
Lillie E. Van Berg, music by R. M.
Stults. 1. High voice, in B flat.—2.
Med. voice, in A flat.—3. Low voice,
ke
pt. 111, n. S., v. 23
in F. © Aug. 22, 1928; 2 ec. each,
Aug. 30; E 699215; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. 17398
I still keep dreaming of you; words
and melody by Benny Davis and Joe
Burke..'’ ©» ‘1. ce.) Aug, 177009234
698128; Irving Berlin inc., New
York. = \ CAK399
I’ve always got time; words and music
by R. M. Huery. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. Aug. 15, 1928; EH
698061 ; Robert M. Ellery, Toledo, O.
17400
I’ve got a cookie jar but no cookies;
from Just a minute, words by Wal-
ter O’Keefe, music by Harry Archer.
[Words and melody only] ©1.
Aug. 24, 1928; E 704184; DeSylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine, New
York. } 17401
I’ve lost my sweetheart; words and
music by Bruce Davidson. [Photo-
stat]... ©.1 ye, Auge 111928. Eh
695954;. Bruce J. Davidson, Mar-
seilles, III. 17402
I’ve never seen a girl like you; by D.
Tiomkin, of Russia, domiciled at
New York; melody with pf. ace. ©
1c. Aug. 31, 1928; E 704276; Dimitri
Tiomkin, New York. 17403
I’ve painted out the shadows; words
by E. Dodson, music by Lillian Ruth
fi. e. Lillian Ruth Dodson] [Words
and melody only] ©1e. Aug. 27,
1928; E 704149; Edgar Dodson, Oak-
land, Calif. 17404
I wanna be loved by you; from Good
boy, words by Bert Kalmar, music
by Herbert Stothart and MHarry
Ruby; pf.:and ukulele acc. © Aug.
24, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 27; E 699183;
Harms, ine., New York. 17405
I want a daddy to cuddle me; words
by D. D. Ebie, music by F. A.
Wright; pf. and ukulele acc.
June 28, 1928; 2c. Aug. 3; HE 696712;
Frank A. Wright & co., Dallas.
17406
I want a sugar daddy; fox-trot, words
by C. B. Leitner, music by Harry
Jay [pseud. of Harry J. Lincoln] ;
pf. and ukulele ace. Philadelphia,
Harry J. Lincoln music co. © Aug.
11,1928: 2 ¢« Aug. 15;. EH 698168 ;
C. B. Leitner, Yemassee, S. C.
17407
I want to be with you; words and
music by H. H. Capel. © 1c. Aug.
2, 1928; E 696726; Helen Hamilton
Capel, Albany. 17408
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no. 8, 1928
I want you all or not at all; words
and music by Leo Friedman.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 29, 1928; E 704192; Friedrika
F. Loewenthal, Chicago. 17409
I will be true to you; words and music
by K. Macbeth. © 1 c. Aug. 10,
1928; E 695946; Katherine Macbeth,
Berkeley, Calif. 17410
: were
I wish is tba a kid again; lyric by
Morris S. Silver, music by Gus Ed-
wards and Robert Van Alstyne.
[Words and melody only] ©1l1e.
Aug. 2, 1928; E 696727; Leo-Feist,
ine., New York. “17411
I wish I wuz (were) a kid again; fox
trot song, lyric by Morris S. Silver,
music by Gus. Edwards and Egbert
Van Alstyne; pf. and ukulele or
banjulele banjo ace. © Aug. 21,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 23; E 698231; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 17412
I wonder did someone care; words by
Dorothy Sobel, music by E. Koenig.
© 1c. Aug. 15, 1928; E 698060;
Elizabeth Koenig, Wauwatosa, Wis.
17413
Ida! sweet as apple cider; by Eddie
Leonard, arr. by M. J. Scheidlmeier ;
ten. banjo, with pf. ace. by Otto
Merz. © Aug. 14, 1928; 2 ec. Aug.
15; EH 699018; Edward B. Marks mu-
sic co., New York. 17414
If aeroplanes went to heaven; words
by Joseph J. Sexton, music by Arno
Mario Hess. © July 26, 1928; 2 ¢.
July 30; E 696696; Mid-state music
publishers, Riverside, Ill. 17415
If I can’t get your kisses when there
[!] wanted, I don’t want them at
all; words and musie by H. F. Led-
better. [Words and melody only]
© 1e. Aug. 29, 1928; E 704206;
Henry Franklin Ledbetter, Winn-
field, La. 17416
If I could live my life over again;
words by J. F. Vanderhook, music
by G. Roherbeck. © June 14, 1928;
2 ce. June 23; E 694736; George
Roherbeck and John Frederick Van-
derhook, Portland, Or. 17417
If I could see you once more Carmela;
words and music by Joseph Fort. ©
1c. Aug. 18, 1928; E 699065; Joseph
Fort, Chicago. 17418
If I'd only known; words and music by
C. Palmer. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1928; BE
704118 ; Cy Palmer, Kansas City, Mo.
17419
i 17430
If I had a pal; words and music by R.
May, melodic completion by Casper
Nathan. © Aug. 4, 1928; 2 c. Aug.
10; E 696907 ; Rosetta May, Chicago.
17420
If I had a pal like you; written and
composed by Rob Currie, of Great
Britain, arr. by Gordon Webster ; pf.
and ukulele ace.; in F. [Staff and
tonie sol-fa notations] © July 27,
1928; 1 c. Aug. 2; E 697333; Cecil
Lennox, ltd., London. 17421
If I had but two little wings; part-
song, poem by S. T. Coleridge, music
by Edgar L. Bainton, of Hngland;
men’s voices. 4to. Aug. 10,
1928; 1 c. Aug. 11; BE 697423; Elkin
& co., ltd., London. 17422
If I had my life to live over again;
words by Max Rutchik and Wes
Frazer, melody by L. Whitcup. ©
1 «@ Aug. 11, 1928; E 695951;
Leonard Whitcup, New York. 17423
If I lost you; melody by Monte Wil-
hite, symphonic transcription by
Carleton L. Colby; orch. with pf.
conductor. © Aug. 15, 1928; 2 «.
Aug. 21; E 699151; Ted Browne mu-
sie co., ine., Chicago. 17424
If love should die; words and music
by C. Renfrew. © 1 c¢. Aug. 81,
1928; E 704286; Carolyn Renfrew,
Hastings, Neb. 17425
If not, why not; lyric by Paul Gerard
Smith, melody by Eugene F. Ford;
with pf. ace. © Aug. 22, 1928; 2c.
Aug. 23; E 698245; Robbins music
corp., New York. 17426
If you don’t believe in me; words and
music by H. Idelson; pf. ©1e.
Aug. 11, 1928; E 696985; Harry
Idelson, Brooklyn. 17427
If you don’t know how to love stay
away; words and music by H.
Butler. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 27, 1928; E 704166;
Howard Butler, Miami, Fla. 17428
If you only knew; vocal waltz, words
and music by Tom Miller and Will
Hurst, of England; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by Harry J. Stafford;
in G. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © July 5, 1928; 1c¢. July.16;
E 697439; Campbell, Connelly & co.,
London. 17429
If you’re happy; lyric by Harper
Cobb, jr., music by Charley Wyman
[i. e. Charles Donald Wyman]
[Photostat] © 1c. Aug. 23, 1928;
E— 704101; Harper Simmons Cobb,
jr., Eagle Rock, Calif. ‘17430
911.
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17431
pt. I, n. S., v. 23
If you want somebody bad, who be-
longs to some one else; words and
musie by R. M. Ellery. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Aug. 15, 1928;
E 698064; Robert M. Hllery, Toledo,
O. 17431
If you want the rainbow; lyric by
Billy Rose and Mort Dixon, music
by Oscar Levant. © Aug. 22, 1928;
2c Aug. 28; E 699209; Remick
music corp., New York. 17432
Igloo stomp; by Bill Wirges, arr. by
Ken Macomber; orch. 4to. © July
25, 1928; 2 ce. July 21; E 696607 ;
Alfred & co., New York. 17433
Improvvisata; par L. Gallini, arr. par
F. Seigle, of France; violon solo
avee ace. @’ orch. et pf. conducteur.
4to. © July 18, 1928; 1c. July 28;
E 6973841; Societe anonyme des edi-
tions Ricordi, Paris. 17434
In a little canoe with you; words by
L. A. Yantis, music by Wade Hamp- |
ton Durand; pf. © 1c. Aug. 9,
1928; E 695927; Luther Andrew
Yantis, Decatur, Il. 17435
In a little cozy corner; or, When I’m
yours and you are mine; slow fox
trot, words by F. E. Merling, melody
by John EH. Greer, arr. by Victor
Frandili; orch. 4to. © Aug. 15,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 22; E 698220; Fred
Emanuel Merling, New York. 17486
In a little love nest way up on the
hill; words and music by Johnny
Tucker, Joe Schuster and John
Siras, arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus;
mixed voices. 4to. © Aug. 10,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 15; E 698017; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 17487
In a nest of love; words by E. Valiant,
melody by Matthew Romano. ©
1c. Aug. 6, 1928; E 695908; Emil
Valiant, Camden, N. J. 17488
In lovers’ cove; barearolle, by Walter
Rolfe; pf. © Aug. 16, 1928; 2 c¢.
Aug. 17; E 698196; Thedore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 17439
In my dreams; lyric and music by F.
Padwe. [Words and melody only]
© 1. Aug. 14, 1928; E 695998;
Frank Padwe, New York. 17440
In my love boat; from Say when,
lyric by Max and Nathaniel Lief,
melody by Comtesse de Segonzac
[i. e. Daisy de Segonzac], of France,
domiciled at New York; with pf.
acc. © July 11, 1928; 2c. July 12;
EH 698242; Robbins music corp., New
York. 17441
In Pierrot’s garden; fox trot, words
by Edward Lockton, music by Lady
Hubert Gough [i. e. L. N. Gough]
of Great Britain; pf. acc., with uku-
lele arr. by Rex Alwyn. © June
29, 1928; 1 c. June 23; E 692886;
Louisa Nora Gough, London. 17442
In sunny California; valse song with
parody, words and music by E. M.
Schemalleck. © Aug. 22, 1928; 2 ¢.
Aug. 27; E 698301; Elizabeth
Schemalleck, Los Angeles. 174438
In that little old one horse barber
shop; words and melody by J. HE.
West. © 1 ¢ Aug. 8, 1928; E
696841; John EH. West, Lamar, Col.
17444
In the dark; by Domenico Savino; pf.
© July 12, 1928; 2c. July 18; EB
696706; Robbins music ecorp., New
York. 17445
In the desert; by Domenico Savino;
pt. .© July 11, 192382 2- en Joly, 12 -
E 695379; Robbins musie corp., New
York. 17446
In the garden of Bethany; serenade-
romance, by Dezs6 Kordy, of HEng-
land; pf. © Aug. 3, 1928; 1c. Aug.
18; E 697469; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) Itd., London. 17447
In the heart of Chinatown; words and
music by Phil Boutelje; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Aug. 7, 1928; 2 e Aug.
8; E 696822; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York. 17448
In the moonlight ; words and music by
C. B. Schertle; pf. © 1c. Aug. 14,
1928; E 695979; Chester Beath
Schertle, Oakland, Calif. 17449
In the shade of the Hollywood; words
by L. Taggart, melody by Burrell
Van Buren. © 1c. Aug. 4, 1928;
E 695837; Leona Taggart, Galilee,
Pa. 17450
In the steps of Christ I follow; hymn,
words by Oliver Murray Edwards,
music by William Berwald; mixed
voices. Syracuse, N. Y., Oliver music
co. 4to. © July 21, 1928; 2 c. July
27; E 696688; Oliver M. Edwards,
Syracuse, N. Y. 17451
In Thee, O Lord; musie by Bernhard
Klein [and] Daughter Zion, rejoice;
from the oratorio Judas Maccabaeus,
music by G. F. Handel, copyright is
based upon new matter of Carl F.
Pfatteicher, namely, his interpreta-
tion represented in the legible nota-
tion thereof contained in the copies:
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no. 8, 1928
17473
a
filed; male voices a capella. 4to. ©
Feb, 13, 1928; 2 ec. June 27; EH
694984 ; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
. 17452
In turn; by Mary Calvert; pf. © Aug.
22, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 25; E 698295;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
17453
In your dreams you see your mother
as in dear old days of yore; words
and music by S. J. Bozek, melodic
completion by Casper Nathan.
[Words and melody only] ©1«
Aug. 31, 1928; E 704263; Stan Jean
Bozek, Grand Rapids, Mich. — 17454
India; words and music by C. E. Har-
vey; pf. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1928; E
696982; Clarence Edwin Harvey,
Spokane, Wash. 17455
Innamorata; barcarolle, by William
Bauer, op. 10, no. 1; violin and pf.
© Aug. 3, 1928: 2 c. Aug. 9; E
696888 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
17456
Intermezzo fantastique; by Carl Wil-
heim Kern, op. 609; pf. © Aug. 16,
1928; 2 c«. Aug. 17; E 699096; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
17457
Into my arms in April; words by Billy
Rose, music by Paul Van Loan. ©
Aug. 28, 1928; 2 « Aug: 29; H
699233; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 17458
Invitation (L’) a la danse; par Maur-
ice Pesse, of France; orch., avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © July 12, 1928;
1c Aug. 21; E 697607; Choudens,
Paris. 17459
Invocation tartare; par H. Forterre, of
France; fitite et clarinette solo avec
harpe ou pf. et orch., et pf.-con-
ducteur. 4to. © July 12, 1928; 1 «.
Aug. 21; E 697522; E. Gaudet, Paris.
17460
Is heaven way up yonder; words and
music by P. B. Bachtell, arr. by Roy
Leffiingwell. © 1c. Aug. 4, 1928;
E 695849; Paul B. Bachtell, Lan-
caster, Calif. 17461
Is it any wonder; words by Ralph
Stanley, music by John Binning and
James N. Bell, both of Breat Britain ;
pf. ace., with arr. for banjulele banjo
and ukulele by Alvin D. Keech.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
July 30, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 1; E 697348 ;
B. Feldman & co., London. 17462
Is there somebody else; words and
music by EH. HE. Applegate. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 27,
1928; E 704151; Ed. E Applegate,
Neptune, N. J. 17463
Isle (The) of sleep; lyrics and music
by Franz C. Bornschein; women’s
voices. 4to. © Aug. 18, 1928; 2 c.
Aug. 22; E 698219; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 17464
Ismarken; misterioso lirico, von Wal-
ther Schréder, instrumentiert von
Hans Joseph Vieth, of Germany ;
salon-orchester, mit pf. direktion. ©
May 5, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 4; E 697366;
Film-musik-union, g. m. b. h., Ber-
lin. 17465
It doesn’t do a bit of good a-worryiW’ ;
words by Tom Miller, music by Will
Hurst, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele arr.
by Alvin D. Keech; in B flat. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug.
8, 1928: 1 « Aug. 9; E 697379; B.
Feldman & co:, London. 17466
It goes like this; fox trot song, lyrics
by Irving Caesar, music by Cliff
Friend; pf. and ukulele or banjulele
banjo ace. © Aug. 21, 1928; 2 e.
Aug. 23; E 698230; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 17467
It goes like this; lyric by Irving
Caesar, music. by Cliff Friend.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 2, 1928; E 696728; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 17468
It must be you; words and music by
Leo Friedman. [Words and melody
only! © “e.. Aug: SOe 1928
704259; Friedrika F. Loewenthal,
Chicago. 17469
It’s gonna rain; words and melody
by E. D. Campbell. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1928; E 696954; R. S. Peer, New
York. 17470
Eis. AISt ae SIS... cee SIS EON dre
heart: words and music by F. Falla.
[Photostat] © 1c. Aug. 14, 1928;
E 698091; Fernando Falla, New
York. 17471
It’s just because I had a pal like you;
words and music by R. M. Hilery.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Aug. 15, 1928; E 698063; Robert M.
Ellery, Toledo, O. 17472
It’s just like a dream; waltz song,
words and music by Pete McNamara
[i. e. Peter McNamara]. New York,
Frank Harding. © July 21, 1928;
2 ec. Aug. 18; E 699202; Peter Mc-
Namara, Youngstown, O. 17473
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17474
pt. m,n. S., v.23
It’s just like a dream—Continued.
Same. © Aug. 6, 1928; 2 c Aug.
30; E 699242; Peter McNamara,
Youngstown, O. 17474
words by G. Frisch,
It’s just you;
music by Sylvester L. Cross. © 1c.
Aug. 6, 1928; E 695888; Grace
Frisch, Salem, Or. 17475
It’s our turn now; prologue, words by
Virginia Lee and Vern Milar, music
by Leslie Pore, arr. by Paul Behm.
© eG! Talay, 19" A928 <2 e695 57G -
Carolyn Lee Ray, Toledo, O. 17476
Ivresse; de Deux quatrains d’Omar
Khayyam, traduction de Franz Tous-
saint, musique de Maurice Perez, of
France. © July 12, 1928; 1c. Aug.
21; E 697558; Rouart, Lerolle et
17477
J’ai eu tout c’que j’ai voulu; one step
sur la chanson d’Armand Foucher,
par P. Nast et Red-Wills, both of
France; orch., parties séparées, avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © ‘July 12,
cie., Paris.
1928'5°1 ‘ec. Aug. 21; H 697547; Lu- ©
17478
J’ai peur de t’aimer (I’m afraid to
love you); letra de F. Danel, mu-
sica de Juan Bautista Fuentes, of
cien de Lacour, Paris.
Mexico. © 1e. July 16, 1928; E
695471; Fuentes and Saltine, In-
dianapolis. 17479
Jack and May; words and melody by
the Golden Melody Boys. © 1 «.
Aug. 20, 1928; E 698181; Chicago
music pub. co., inc., Chicago. 17480
Jacksonville blues; words and melody
by Spencer Williams. © 1c. Aug.
11, 1928; E 696980; Triangle music
pub. co., ine., New York. 17481
Janitor Sam; by Joe Oliver and Bill
Hunter. [Melody only] ©1c. Aug.
18, 1928; E 699081; Clarence Wil-
liams music pub. co., ine., New York.
17482
Japanese lanterns; by Earl Roland
Larson; pf. ‘© Aug: 9) 192862) c.
Aug. 20; EH 699137; Walter Jacobs,
inc., Boston. 17483
Jasiu Skasia (John and Katie); obe-
rek, by L. Witkowski; violin. ©
1 ec. Aug. 20, 1928; E 704010; Leon
Witkowski, New York. 17484
Jenny; words and music by J. T.
Sharkey. [Words and melody only]
© 1e. Aug. 23, 1928; E 704100;
John T. Sharkey, Philadelphia.
17485
Jesus is calling; words and music by
F. M. Holton. [Words and melody
only} ©vd se) VA eal es2s ee
696658; Ferdinand Murray Holton,
Greensburg, Pa. 17486
Jesus is coming again; words and mu-
sic by D. M. Coles; mixed voices.
© 1 ¢ Aug. 28, 1928-) H 2i7 =
Daisy Melvin Coles, Mayfield, Ky.
17487
Jesus is mine; hymn, words and mu-
sic by A. Wilson. 4to. © Aug. 25,
1928; 2 ce. Aug. 25; E 699171; Au-
gustus Wilson, Washington. 17488
Jetzt kommt die jugend; polka, von P.
Miiller; 1st violin. © 1 ec. Aug. 15,
1928; E 698079; Peter Miiller, Phil-
adelphia. 17489
Jewel (The); book of songs for pub-
lic schools, institutes, ete. [com-
piled] by J. W. Yoder, with sugges-
tions by Ted R. Griffiths, R. J. Mec-
Dowell and H. J. Taylor. 8vo. ©
Aug. 3, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 18;
A 1087438; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia. 17490
Jewish hora and Sirba maracine; by
J. Moskowitz. [Melody only] ©
1c. Aug. 21, 1928; E 704042; Joseph
Moskowitz, New York. 17491
Jimmy come and tickle me now; lyric
and music by J. A. Fenton, arr. by
Charles F. Pearce. © Aug. 28,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 30; E 699218; John
A. Fenton, North Andover, Mass.
17492
Jogo-rhythm; melody by H. S. Par-
ham. 1 «4 Aug. 8, .1928; H
696849; H. Strathdene Parham, Chi-
cago. 17493
Johnston’s (Merle) saxophone instruc-
tor; exercises 1-60, by M. Johnston.
© ‘Aug’ 6, (1928.92) chivas? 97>), a
699029; Merle Johnston, New York.
17494
Join in the harvest dancing; from the
cantata, The harvest, text by C.
Gordon Wilcox, music by Richard
Kountz; 3 pt. song, female voices.
4to. © Aug. 25, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 29;
E 699223; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 17495
Joking (The) konones from Mars; by
EB. E. Harder; pf. © Aug. 18, 1928;
2 c. Aug. 30; E 699238; Erwin HE.
Harder, Chicago. 17496
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no. 8, 1928
Joyous days; waltz, by Miltona Moore;
pf. © Aug. 16, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 17;
E 699103; Theodore Presser ¢0.,
Philadelphia. 17497
Juanita; tango-Espagnol, worte von
Carlos E. Warrenta, musik von Kurt
Hewa [pseud. of Hennig Warnecke],
of Germany. © May 19, 1928; 1.
Aug. 25; E 697654; Christian
Wickel, Hamburg, Germany. 17498
June moon is shining; vocal fox-trot,
words and music by Geo. A. Stevens,
of England; pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by Harry J. Stafford; in G.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© July 5, 1928; 1 ¢« July 16; E
697440; Campbell, Connelly & co.,
London. 17499
June of long ago; words and music
by W. Robison. © 1 ec. Aug. 23,
1928; E 704104; Willard Robison,
New York. 17500
Junge (Die) herren; polka, von P.
Miller; ist violin. © 1c. Aug. 15,
1928; EH 698080; Peter Miiller, Phil-
adelphia. : 17501
Juré no volver amar (I swore not to
love you again); Mexican waltz
song, words and music by B. Ama-
dor, of Mexico, domiciled at Calex-
ico, Calif. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1928; E
704183; Benito Amador, Calexico,
Calif. 17502
Just a dance program; words by Don
Rockwell and George A. Kelley, mu-
sic by Lou Herscher; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by May Singhi Breen.
© Aug. 10, 1928; 2 ec Aug. 11; B
695942; Al Piantadosi, New York.
17503
Just a little message of love; words
by J. B. May, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©l1e.
Aug. 4, 1928; E 695839; J. Bryan
May, Sawyerville, Ala. 17504
Just a minute; from Just a minute,
words by Walter O’Keefe, music by
Harry Archer. [Words and melody
only) © I ¢ ‘Aug... 24. 1928:
704133 ; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine., New York. 17505
Just a mistake; words by C. S. Rice,
music by Rob’t H. Brennen. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 1,
1928; E 696663; Carl S. Rice, Cliff,
N. M. 17506
Just as long as you’r [!] happy, tell
me why should you care; words by
17517
~
Perey Venable, music by R. C. An-
derson. © 1. Aug. 24, 1928; EH
704107 ; Ralph C. Anderson, Chicago.
17507
Just for me; words and music by R.
W. M. Keating. [Words and melody
only] © 1 e¢ Aug. 18, 1928; E
699071; Ralph Whelan Mitchell
Keating, Los Altos, Calif. 17508
Just for you; cho., words and music
by I. Green. [Words and melody
only) (Oe (Aue? 22, 1928" Hi
704065; Irving Green, Brookline,
Mass. 17509
Just lonesome; words and melody by
A. Fortune. © 1c. Aug. 8, 1928; EB
6968386; Anna Fortune, Nashville,
Ark. 17510
Just Suppose; words and music by
Ethel Glover [i. e. E. Dobbs]
[Photostat] ©1l1e. Aug. 2, 1928; B
696744; Ethel Dobbs, Chehalis,
Wash. 17511
Just wait and see; words and melody
by A. De Evans, of Canada. ©1e.
Aug. 2, 1928; E 695798; Archie De
Evans, Cedoux, Sask., Canada.
17512
Just you and me; words by Charles
and Harry Tobias, music by Al
Sherman. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 30, 1928; E 704235;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
17513
Ka halia ohaoha (Happy memory) ;
by J. Vollmar; Hawaiian guit., with
regular guit. ace. © July 30, 1928;
2c. Aug. 8; E 695835; Jacob Voll-
mar, Rochester, N. Y. 17514
Kate O’Shea; written by Clifford Sey-
ler, composed by Al. Terego, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.; in B
flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Aug. 20, 1928; 1 c. Aug.
22; E 697629; Francis, Day & Hun-
ter, ltd., London. 17515
Kaugummi; lied u. stomp, text yon
Peter Herz, musik von Egon Neu-
mann, of Austria. © July 10, 1928:
1c. July 28; E 697345; Weiner ope-
retten verlag, Ges. M. B. H., Vienna.
17516
Kentucky (The) mountain feud;
words and music by C. F. Mathieu.
[Words and melody only] © 1e
Aug. 31, 1928; E 704283; Carl F.
Mathieu, New York. 17517
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Kewpie’s party; by Elva Gade; pf. ©
Aug. 16, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 18; E
699166 ; Co-operative music co., Phil-
adelphia. 17518
Keyboard (The) express; by Mike
Jackson; pf. © July 5, 1928; 2 «.
Aug. 18; E 699052; Clarence Wil-
liams music pub. co., ine., New York.
17519
Kidnapping (The) of Santa Claus;
Christmas operetta for elementary }
schools, words by Effa E. Preston,
music by George W. Wilmot. 4to.
© Aug. 22, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 25; D
27357 ; March bros., Lebanon, O.
17520
Killarney ginger ale; words and mu-
sie by Bob Ellsworth. © Aug. 1,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 8; E 699196; Ells-
worth music co., Boston. 17521
Kindness; words by F. O’Frayne, mu-
sic by Billy Mathiebe [i. e. William
A. Mathiebe] [Words and melody
only | 1 e@ Aug. 11,, 1928; E
696993 ; Farrell O’Frayne, New York..
17522
King for a day; words by Sam Lewis
and Joe Young, music by Ted Fio-
rito; pf. and ukulele acc. with
chords marked for ten. banjo, man-
dola, and guit. © Aug. 7, 1928; 2 ¢.
Aug. 9; E 695917; Remick music
corp., New York. 17523
King (The) of queens; words and mel-
ody by C. J. Sinning. ©1e. Aug.
3, 1928; EH 696733; Chas. J. Sinning,
New York. 17524
Kiowana; words and music by Bob
Miller and Leo Pevsner; pf. ace,
with ukulele arr. by Allida Black.
© Aug. 17, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 21; E
698206; Raybourne music publisher,
Memphis, Tenn. 17525
Kiss of love; words by G. Lee, melody
by Berta Cutti. © 1c. Aug. 14,
1928 ; E 695984; Guy Lee, New York.
17526
Klan kraft; words and music by W. L.
McCredie. © July 27, 1928; 2 e.
Aug. 2; E 695785; Walter L. Mc-
Credie, Everett, Wash. 17527
Kogen (Harry) Nocturne; op. 7; pf.
©1c. Aug. 1, 1928; E 695811; Harry
Kogen, Chicago. 17528
Kohany romance (Lovely romance) ;
by L. Witkowski; violin. © 1 e.
Aug. 20, 1928; E 704007; Leon
Witkowski, New York. 17529
Komm’! kiisse mich; blues lunaire,
worte von Carl Edgar Weill, musik
von Kurt Hewa [pseud. of Hennig
Warnecke], of Germany. © June 2,
1928; 1 c. Aug. 25; E 697653 ; Chris-
tian Wickel, Hamburg, Germany.
17530
Konzert nr, 1, C-moll; von J. Ph. Ra-
meau, bearb. von Walter Rehberg, of
Germany; klavier mit streichorch.
© Aug, 3, 1928) 4 © Ane, 24h
697656; Steingraber-verlag, Leipzig.
17531
Konzert nr. 2, G-dur; von J. Ph. Ra-
meau, bearb. von Walter Rehberg, of
Germany; klavier mit streichorch.
© Aug. 3, 1928; 1 ¢, Aug. 24; B
697657 ; Steingréber-verlag, Leipzig.
17532
Kukulecka; polka,- by Frank Dukli,
arr. by Louis Vitak; concertina. ©
July 10, 1928; 2 c Aug. 3; E 696719;
Vitak-EHlsnic co., Chicago. . 17533
Lady Lindbergh; words and melody by
K. McGlade. © 1. Aug. 8, 1928;
E 6968389 ; Katherine MceGlade, Allen-
town, Pa. 17534
Lady Mary; selection, by Albert Sir-
may, arr. by Guy Jones, of Great
Britain ; full military band. London,
Chappell & co., ltd. © July 14, 1928;
1c. July 31; E 697332; Harms, inc.,
New York. 17535
Lalo (Edouard Victor Antoine) Au
fond des halliers; arr. par F. Sala-
bert, of France; orch., avec pf.-con-
ducteur. 4to. © July 12, 1928; 1c.
Aug. 21; BE 697582; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 17536
—— Chanson 4 boire; arr. par F. Sala-
bert, of France; orch., avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © July 12, 1928; 1c.
Aug. 21; E 697591; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 17537
—lLa chanson de ] alouette; arr.
par EF. Salabert, of France; orch.,
avee pf. conducteur. 4to. © July
12, 1928;°1 ec. Aug. 21; °H 697574 ;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 17538
Chant breton; arr. par EF. Sala-
bert, of France; orch., avee pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © July 12, 1928; 1c.
Aug. 21; E 697589 ; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 17539
Dansons; op. 35, trancription et
arr. par F. Salabert, of France;
orch., avee pf. conducteur. © July
12, 1928; 1 @ Aug. 21; EB 697597;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 17540
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La fenaison; arr. par F. Salabert,
of France; orch., avec pf. conduc-
teur. 4to. © July 12, 1928; 1.
Aug. 21; E 697579; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 17541
— Humoresque; arr. par F. Sala-
bert, of France; orch., avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © July 12, 1928; 1 ¢.
Aug. 21; E 697586; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 17542
Priére de l’ enfant a son réveil;
arr. par EF. Salabert, of France;
orch., avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
waly a2, 19267 2 ec) Aug. ‘20's’ B
697593 ; Francis Salabert, Paris.
~ 175438
Veni Creator; arr. par F. Sala-
bert, of France; orch., avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © July 12, 1928; 1c.
Aug. 21; E 697584; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 17544
Lament (A); poem by P. B. Shelley,
music by Gerrard Williams, of Great
Britain. © Aug. 2, 1928; 1 c. Aug.
17; E 697443; Edwin Ashdown, Itd.,
London. 17545
Land of romance; overture from an
operetta, by Gerald F. Frazee; pf.
@esnue 9,.1928; 2 c. Aug. 20; H
699130; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston.
17546
Lareine’s complete lightning pianoforte
tutor; ed. by Frederic Mullen, of
England. English and Continental
fingering. © May 14, 1928; 1c¢. June
21; E 697354; Lareine & co., Itd.,
London. 17547
Last night I dreamed you kissed me;
fox trot, lyric by Gus Kahn, music
by Carmen Lombardo, arr. by Tom
Sattersfield; orch. © Aug. 7, 1928;
2 ec. Aug. 8; E 695911; Leo Feist,
inec., New York. 17548
Last (The) rehearsal; musical ex-
travaganza in one act, written and
composed by Arthur A. Penn. 4to.
© Aug. 16, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 20; D
27355; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 17549
Lateral flexibility of fingers for the
pianoforte; by John Craig Kelley.
© Aug. 21, 1928; 2 ec. and aff. Aug.
23; -A 1086729; Kelley studios,
Brookline; Mass. 17550
Laudamus: bryn Calfaria, Welsh
chorale, Welsh words by Pantycelyn,
melody by William Owen, arr. by
Daniel Protheroe; 4 men’s voices;
pf. ace. 4to. © Aug. 6, 1928; 2c.
Aug. 8; E 696817; Boston music co.,
Boston. 17551
Laughing at life; words and music by
Jimmie Pickens [i. e. J. A. Pickens]
© 1e Aug. 3, 1928; E 696730;
James Alfred Pickens, Fort Worth,
Tex. 17552
Laughing (The) cavalier; poem by
James Shirley, music by Felix
White, of England. London, No-
vello & co., Itd. © Aug. 14, 1928;
1c. Aug. 15; E 697405; John Coates,
Northwood, England. 17553
Laughing River; waltz, words by
Louis Rimmel, music by Robert
Delaney, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele ace.; in E flat. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug. 20,
1928; 1 e Aug. 22; E 6976380;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., Lon-
don. . 17554
Laurantiana; by R. Bourdon; pf. ©
1 e@ Aug, 18, 1928;. H 698007;
Rosario Bourdon, Camden, N. J.
17555
Lava; film musik, von Mare Roland, |
of Germany; salon orch. mit pf.-
direction. 4to. © May 5, 1928; 1c.
July 31; E 697315; Film-musik-
union, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 17556
Lawn (The) party; by Ruby Jameson
Bassett; pf. © 1c. July 25, 1928;
2 ec. Aug. 2; E 695779; Anthony
bros., Fall River, Mass. 17557
Lazy lullaby; waltz lullaby, words by
Kathrine Mack and Ed. E. Brewn,
music by E. Tillman; pf. and ukulele
ace. © July 25, 1928; 2c. Aug. 1;
E 698114; Edwin Tillman, Milwau-
kee. 17558
Lead kindly light; sacred duet, words
by J. H. Newman, music by Regi-
nald W. Martin. 1 Sop. and alto.—
2. Alto and ten. © Aug. 20, 1928;
2 c. each, Aug. 30; E 699217 ; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 17559
Lead us, O Father; hymn-anthem, by
Russell Hancock Miles; mixed
voices. 4to. © Aug. 1, 1928; 2 «.
Aug. 3; E 696749; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago. 17560
Leave it to me; words by Abner Sil-
ver, music by Walter G. Samuels;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by A. J.
Franchini. © July 24, 1928; 2 ¢.
July 25; E 696485; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., ine., New York. 17561
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17562
Legend; by E. Markham Lee, of Eng-
land; pf. © July 2, 1928; 1¢ July
5; E 697375; Murdoch, Murdoch &
co., ine. with J. G. Murdoch & co.,
ltd., London. 17562:
Legend (A); by Billy Mayerl, op. 56,
orch. by Arthur Wood, of Great
Britain; orch., with pf. conductor.
© July 25, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 21; BE
697508; Boosey & co., Itd., London.
17563
Lent (The) lily; words by A. E. Hous-
man, music by Christabel Marillier,
of Great Britain. © Aug. 8, 1928;
1c Aug. 10; E 697658; Chappell &
co., Itd., London. 17564
Leona; tango fox trot, words and
musie by R. 8S. Van Duzer, arr. by
C. C. Lafler; pf. © 1c. Aug. 28,
1928; E 704159; Reginald S. Van
Duzer, Fort Clayton, Panama.
- 17565
Léoneavallo (Ruggiero) Paillasse;
drame lyrique, fantaisie arr. par
Raoul Morane, of France; pf. ©
July 12, 1928: 1 «© Aug. 21; HB
697616; Choudens, Paris. 17566
Let me be the armchair; words and
music by J. Bernadi. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Aug. 9, 1928;
EH 695923; Jack Bernadi “Topf,
Brooklyn. 17567
Let me sing and I’m happy; words and
melody by I. Berlin. © 1c. Aug.
8, 1928; E 696844; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. 17568
Let’s back Cermak to win; lyrics by
Anna Donoghue and William Mc-
Namara, music by J. V. Altiere.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 13, 1928; H 696995; James V.
Altiere, Chicago. 17569)
Let thy sleep be sweet; sacred song,
words and music by M. Weidenbach.
(In Two sacred songs) © July 19,
1928; 2c. Aug. 18; E 699162; Milton
Weidenbach, Minneapolis. 17570
Let us all boost together for the P. T.
A.; march, words and music by M.
Hammond. St. Louis, Shattinger
piano & music co. © Aug. 1, 1928;
2c July 30; E 695874; Martha
Hammond, St. Louis. 17571
Liberty; international anthem, words
and melody by R. Raney. © 1.
Aug. 10, 1928; E 695945; Rebekah
Raney, San Francisco. 17572
pt. IIT, n.'S.,'V. 23
Liebe (Die) ist ein schaukelbrett;
slow-fox, text von Friedrich [pseud.
of Fritz Lohner], musik yon
Stephan Weiss, of Austria. © July
10, 1928; 1 ec. July 28; E 697347;
Wiener musikverlag (Inhaber Otto
Hirich), Vienna. 17573
Life (A) on the ocean wave; 3-part
choral, lyric by Epes Sargent, music
by H. Russell, arr. by Christopher
O’Hare; sop. 1, 2 and alto or ten.
1,2 and bass. 4to. © Aug. 3, 1928;
2c. Aug. 4; E 695829; Kay and Kay
music pub. corp., New York. 17574
Life’s epitome; words tr. from the
French by G. du Maurier [and]
Mist; words by Mimi: music of each
by Edwn Pain, of Hngland.
July 5, 1928; 1c. July 21; E 697453;
Phillips & Page, London. 17575
Lift up your chin and. smile; words
and music by J. W. Smith. ©1«e
‘Aug. 1, 1928; E 696666; J. W. Smith,
Baltimore. 17576
‘Lillie Belle I love you; words and
music by A. Knight. © 1 e¢. Aug.
31, 1928; E 704287; Arthur Knight,
New York. 17577
Limosnero (El); cancion Mexicana,
arr. de 8. R. Ramos, of Mexico, dom-
iciled at Chicago. [Photostat] ©
1c. Aug. 15, 1928; E 704081; Sil-
vano R. Ramos, Chicago. 17578
Lindy; two-pt. cantata, words and
music by Ivine, Laurene and Hattie-
bell Shields; treble voices. Vocal
se. 4to. © Aug. 11, 1928; 2 c. Aug.
18; D 27354; Gamble hinged music
co., Chicago. 17579
Lindy ; words by Abraham Maloof, mu-
sic by Alexander Maloof. © 1.
Aug. 1, 1928; E 696664; Maloof
phonograph & music co., New York.
17580
Lindy, Lindy, how I’d like to be you;
fox trot,.by Chick Story [pseud. of
Oliver BE. Story] [Melody only] ©
1c. Aug. 30, 1928; E 704241; Cres-
cent music pub. co., Boston. 17581
Little brown baby; words by Paul
Laurence Dunbar, music by L. W.
Beery. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1928; HB
704005; Lois Wyatt Beery, Valley
Center, Calif. 17582
Little coquet; waltz, by Robert C.
Williams; pf. © July 25, 1928;
2 ce. Aug. 2; E 695773; Anthony
brothers, Fall River, Mass. 17583
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Little curly head; waltz, by Stewart
B. Emerson; pf. © July 25, 1928;
2 ce. Aug. 2; E 695775; Anthony
brothers, Fall River, Mass. 17584
Little Dorothy’s fate; lyrics by Nettie
Stout, music by J. C. Peters. ©1c.
Aug. 25, 1928; E 704147; Nettie
Stout and J. C. Peters, Clio, Mich.
17585
Little drummer boy; march, by Stew-
art B. Emerson; pf., 4 hands. ©
July 25, 1928; 2c. Aug. 2; E 695780;
Anthony brothers, Fall River, Mass.
17586
Little (The) log shack; words-by W.
H. Sadler, melody by Burrell Van
* Buren... ©. L c.-Aug. 2, 1928;. Hh
695795; William Howard Sadler,
Little Rock, Ark. 17587
Little lost lady; lyrics by N. Martin,
melody by Harry Q. Mills; pf.
1 ec. Aug. 14, 1928; E 6959938; Nell
Martin, New York. 17588
Little (A) love, a little kiss; words
by Adrian Ross, music by Lao
Silésu, arr. by Clarence Lucas, of
Great Britain; 3 female voices. New
York, Chappell-Harms, ine. 4to. ©
Mee ee tol, Cc. Aug, 24°. BH
697667 ; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
‘17589
Little (The) maid; words by Myrrha
Bantock, music by Granville Ban-
tock, of Great Britain; in C.
Aug. 2, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 17; E 697448;
Edwin Ashdown, ltd., London.
17590
Little (A) prayer; words and music
by M. L. Preston; in F. © Aug. 24,
1928; 2 ce. Aug. 25; E 698279; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
. 17591
Little raindrops; three-pt. cho., poem
by Ann Hawkshaw, music by Anna
von Wohlfarth-Grille, arr. by Wil-
liam Stickles; women’s voices. 4to.
© July 9, 1928; 2 ec. July 9; E
696054; Harold Flammer, inc., New
York. 17592
Little (A) shanty door; words by
W. H. June, music by Robert H.
Brennen. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Aug. 20, 1928; 2 e.
Aug. 22; E 698224; William H. June,
Susquehanna, Pa. 17593
Little (A) while; words by Frederick
H. Martens, music by Serge Walter,
of Russia, domiciled at New York;
med. or high voice. © Aug. 3, 1928;
12644—28—4
2c. Aug. 9; E 698095; G. Schirmer
ine., New York. 17594
Little (The) white church in the
grove; words by J. E. Moyer, mu-
sic by C. M. Fillmore. © April 20,
1928 ; 2 c. July 23; E 698109; Charles
M. Fillmore, Indianapolis. 17595.
Little (The) yellow house; words and
melody by G. E. Myers. © 1.
Aug. 8, 1928; E 6968538; Gertrude E.
Myers, Portland, Or. 17596
Lively goat trot (Zwa koza skacze) ;
by L. Witkowski; 1 violin. ©1..
Aug. 20, 1928; E 704006; Leon Wit-
kowski, New York. 17597
Liza; music by G. F. Rubin and EH. A.
Condon. [Melody only] ©1..
Aug. 27, 1928; E 704148; G. F. Rubin
and E. A. Condon, Chicago. 17598
Liza mine; words and melody by
Wendell Hall. ©1c. Aug. 11, 1928;
EK 696988; Wendell Hall music pub-
lishers, Chicago. 17599
Lolita; words and music by Z. Insall
© 1c. Aug. 11, 1928; E 696983;
Zilpha Insall, El Paso. 17600
Lona lu; words and music by Lou
Herscher and Phil Bailey; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. ©
Aug. 4, 1928; 2c. Aug. 16; E 699021;
Gotham music service, inc., New
York. 17601
Lone (The) eagle; words by G. B.
Jackson, music by Charlotte B.
Weaver. © Aug. 2, 1928; 2c. Aug.
6; E 696803; George B. Jackson,
Nunda, N. Y. 17602
Lonely; words and music by F. W.
Resch. © 1c. Aug. 16, 1928; E
699044; Fred William Resch, Holly-
wood, Calif. 17603
Lonely ; words by Marguerite Heffner,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Aug. 18, 1928;
EK 699074; Marguerite Heffner,
Kempton, Pa. 17604
Lonely for one like you; words and
music by K. Carley. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 27, 1928;
E 704094; Kenneth Carley, Los An-
geles. 17605
Lonely heart; from White lilacs, lyrics
by J. Keirn Brennan, music by Sam
Timberg. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1928; E
699069; Gerson Werner, New York.
17606
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Lonely lane; words and music by Sam | Lord (The) taketh joy; anthem, text
Byrd and R. Southerland © 1 e.
Aug. 29, 1928; E 704218; Samuel
Armanie Byrd and Roslyn Clark
Southerland, Sanford, Fla. 17607
Lonely Lou; by M. E. Elliott; orch.
4to. © Aug. 18, 1928; 2 ¢ Aug. 20;
H 698160; Mary EH. Elliott, Elm
Grove, W. Va. 17608
Lonesome; words by MHenry-Morris,
music by Ellsworth-Henry. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. July 13,
1928: E 696203; United pub. co..
New York. 17609
Lonesome all alone and blue; words
and music by Mariney Jones.
[Words and melody only] ©1.«.
Aug. 18, 1928; E 699082; Clarence
Williams music pub. co., inc., New
York. 17610
Lonesome all the time; words and
music by B. Vehmeier. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Aug. 8, 1928;
EK 696856; Blanche Vehmeier, Mar-
shalltown, Ia. serie Aro ae
Lonesome in the moonlight; fox trot,
lyric by Benée Russell, music by
Abel Baer, arr. by Tom Sattersfield ;
orch. © Aug. 18, 1928; 2 c. Aug.
21; E 699113; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 17612
Long (Le) de la riviére; barecarolle,
par Noél Brusa, of France; pf.
Jnly 12, 1928; 1,e Aug, .2i* B
697537; Delrieu fréres, Nice, France.
17613
Long tall mama blues; words and
melody by Bernice Edwards. © 1.
Aug. 10, 1928; E 696989; Chicago
music pub. co. ine., Chicago. 17614
Longing for love; words and music by
A. R. Schreiner. [Words and melody
only tO ive Aue 27.) 19280.
704163 ; Andrew Randolph Schreiner,
Alexandria, Pa. 17615
Longing for you; waltz, words and
music by A. Freed and Gus Arn-
heim; pf. and ukulele acc. © Aug.
3, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 8; E 696831; Ar-
thur Freed, ine., Los Angeles. 17616
Longing for you; words and music by
M. J. Benjamin. [Words and melo-
dy only] © Oct. 20, 1927; 2 c. Aug.
8, 1928; E 698119; Milton Jerome
Benjamin, Miami, Fla. 17617
Longing, just for you; words and
music by H. Ainsworth. © 1c. Aug.
17, 1928; E 698150; Henry Ains-
worth, Davenport, Ia. 17618
from the Scriptures, music by Wil-
liam Baines; mixed voices. 4to. ©
Aug. 24, 1928; 2 @ Aug. 25; E
698273 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 17619
Lord, to whom shall we go; words by
M. A. Mudgett, music by Frances
Haas Lee; pf. ©1c. Aug. 13, 1928;
E 698000; Myrtle A. Mudgett, Ana-
heim, Calif. 17620
Lorraine; words and music by J. Tal-
lariti. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Aug. 15, 1928; E 698083; Joseph
Tallariti, Tacoma, Wash. 17621
Los Angeles; waltz ballad, words by
KF. Ollman, music by F. Ollman and
Marjorie Squire. © June 25, 1928;
2c. Aug. 1; E 696636; Frank Ollman,
Inglewood, Calif. | 17622
Lotus lake; oriental reverie, words and
_ music by Albert Seward Tenney;
med. voice. © Aug. 3, 1928; 2 e.
Aug. 9; E 696881; G. Schirmer inc.,
New York. 176238
Lou, the pants and the rooster; words
and music by V. A. Vedova, of Great
Britain, domiciled at New York.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e«.
Aug. 21, 1928; E 704055; Victor
Aramis Vedova, New York. 17624
Louder and funnier; fox trot, by Joe
Sanders, arr. by Carleton L. Colby;
orch. 4to. © Aug. 15, 1928; 2 e.
Aug. 21; E 699149; Ted Browne
music co., ine., Chicago. 17625
Love; by B. D. Rizzo. [Melody only]
©1e. Aug. 8, 1928; E 696852; Ber-
nard D. Rizzo, Philadelphia. 17626
Love; words and melody by Josiah
Zuro and Chas. Weinberg. © 1 ©¢.
Aug. 17, 1928; E 698129; Irving Ber-
lin ine., New York. 17627
Love dreams; words by Judith Dier,
music by L. Menks. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Aug. 10, 1928;
EK 696928; Lillian Menks, New
York. 17628
Love dreams; words by Vera K. Ni-
rella, music by Danny Nirella. ©
Aug. 14, 1928; 2 e@. Aug. 15; EH
699033; Bellefield pub. co., Pitts-
burgh. 17629
Love is life and life is love; lyric and
music by F. Padwe. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Aug. 14, 1928;
HE} 695999; Frank Padwe, New York.
17630
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
; 17651
Love-letter (A) ; words from an Eliza-
bethan MS., music by Herbert
Hughes, of Great Britain. © June
21, 1928; 1 ec. July 28; E 697289;
Augener, ltd., London. 17631
Love (The) light gleaming; words by
Mrs. George J. Hinkson, music by
Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] © 1c Aug. 4, 1928; E
695840; Myrtle Prudence Hinkson,
Loranger, La. 17632
Love-lit hollow; words by Morey Da-
vidson, music by Carl Rupp; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Aug. 10, 1928; 2 ¢.
Aug. 13; E 698105; Harms ine., New
York. 17633
Love (The) of a soldier; words by
A. Foresti, music by Luther A.
Clark... © 1° ¢ Aug. 1, 1928; E
696650; Aurora Foresti, Scranton,
Pa. 17634
Love (The) of God; anthem, words by
Oliver Murray Edwards, music by
William Berwald; mixed voices; or-
gan ace. Syracuse, N. Y., Oliver
musie co. 4to. © July 21, 1928;
2 ec. July 27; E 696682; Oliver M.
Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y. 17635
Love (The) song which never grows
old; words by 8S. A. Doyle, music by
Burrell Van Buren. Aug. 4,
1928; 2 e Aug. 10; E 696904;
Stephen A. Doyle, Chicago. 17636
Love. will come along; words and mu-
sic by Haven Gillespie, arr. by
Rube Bennett; pf. and ukulele acc.
ome. 16, 1928- 2 e€, Aug? 21. Hh
698207 ; Milton Weil music co., Chi-
cago. 17637
Lovers’ lane; by Billy Mayerl, op. 56,
orech. by Arthur Wood, of Great
Britain; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
© Aue 1 1928: 1 cc. Aug. *21;' EB
697509; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
17638
Lovers moonnights; words and music
by H. F. Ledbetter; pf. ©lce. Aug.
16, 1928; E 698134; Henry Franklin
Ledbetter, Winnfield, La. 17639
Lover’s (The) paradise; text by M.
Thugniot, music by Fernand Pizza-
nelli, of Italy, domiciled at San
Francisco. [Photostat]l © 1 «
Aug. 4, 1928; E 695847; Madeleine
Thugniot, San Francisco. 17640
Love’s fairyland; words by Oliver
Murray Edwards, music by Wil-
liam Berwald; high voice. Syra-
cuse, N. Y., Oliver music co. © July
25, 1928; 2 ec. Aug. 6; E 698026;
Oliver M. Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y.
17641
Love’s guide; words by Herbert J.
Brandon, music by Robert Coverley,
of Great Britain; in E flat. © Aug.
24, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 25; E 698275;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
17642
Love’s moment; by George Bagby, arr.
by George J. Trinkaus; orch. 4to.
(©) July 28, 1928: 2 ¢@ Aue, 12H
696687; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 17643
Love’s radiant hour; waltz, lyric by
Helen Boardman Knox, music by
John Philip Sousa. © Aug. 10,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 14; E 698021; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 17644
Lucky numbers; words by Wes Frazer
and Max Rutchik, melody by L.
Whitcup. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1928; B
699013; Leonard Whitcup, New
York. 17645
Luke warm mama; words and music
J. M. Holcomb. © 1 ¢ Aug. 6,
1928; E 695891; Jessica Murphy
Holcomb, Seattle. 17646
Lummox; words by L. Wolfe Gilbert,
music by Mabel Wayne. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 8,
1928; E 695930; Leo Feist ine., New
York. 17647
Lyric (The) rose of love; words by
Doris Smith, music by Charles
Wakefield Cadman; in F. © Aug.
24, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 25; E 698283;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
17648
Mae and Tillie; fox trot, words and
music by D. Evans, of Hungary,
domiciled at Bethlehem, Pa. ©1e.
Aug. 30, 1928; E 704262; Dezso
Evans, Bethlehem, Pa. 17649
Mad and blue; words and melody by
Elzadie Robinson. © 1 ce. Aug. 10,
1928; E 696935; Chicago music pub.
co. inec., Chicago. 17650
Madeline; fox trot, written by Percy
Edgar, composed by Harris Weston
and Lew Oatley, both of Great Brit-
ain; pf. and ukulele ace:; in F.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Augy 20,1928 5) :bwej Ames? 223
697632; Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd.,
London. 17651
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17652
pt. III, n. S., v. 23
Madison Square; from Just a minute,
words by Walter O’Keefe, music by
Harry Archer. [Words and melody
only] © 1¢ Aug. 20;.1928; H
704064; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine., New York. 17652
Madchen mit den blauen dugelein;
volkslied, bearb. von Josef Butz, of
Germany; mi&nnerchor. 4to. ©
Apr. 24, 1928; 1 ec. June 18; E
697462; Schweers & Haake, Bremen,
Germany. 17653
Magic (The) party; fairy play with
songs, pantomime, march and drill
and fantastic dance, for boys and
girls, words and music by A. S. Kil-
gore. © 1 ec Aug. 24, 1928; D
27358; Anna S. Kilgore, Philadel-
phia. 17654
Magic (A) stairway to music; elemen-
tary piano book, by Mary Clark Dut-
ton. obl. S8vo. Lawrence, Mass.,
Bay state music co. © Aug. 23,
1928 ;
1087606; Reginald K. Liversidge,
Lawrence, Mass. 17655
Mah Rose; part-song, words and music
by Lily Strickland, arr. by Franz C.
Bornschein; men’s voices. 4to. ©
Aug. 11, 1928; 2 ¢@ Aug. 14; EH
698012; J. F:scher & bro., New York.
17656
Mahoney; words and music by H.
O’Brien, arr. by Wm. Ritchie. ©
Aug. 2, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 6; E 698103;
Herbert O’Brien,
Mich. 17657
Make up your mind; words and music
by Al. Goering, Jack Pettis and Bob
Simons; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by Hank Linet. © Aug. 22, 1928;
2 c. Aug. 23; E 698237; Robbins mu-
Sic corp., New York. 17658
Make yourselves at home; words and
music by Leo Wood. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Aug. 21, 1928;
E 704051; Joseph M. Woods, New
York. 17659
Maldita ilusion; cancion Mexicana,
arr. de 8S. R. Ramos, of Mexico, dom-
iciled at Chicago. [Photostat] ©
1c. Aug. 15, 1928; E 704085 ; Silvano
R. Ramos, Chicago. 17660
Mamma’s grown young, papa’s grown
old; fox-trot, words by R. P. Weston
and Bert Lee, music by Harris
Weston, arr. by Frank . Skinner;
2 @ and aff. Aug. 24; A]
Grand Rapids,
orch. 4to. © July 31, 1928; 2 «.
Aug. 2, 1928: E 696680; Francis, Day
& Hunter, ltd., London. 17661
Mammy’s little chubby cherubim;
words and music by L. W. Lister.
© 1c. Aug. 13, 1928; E 695970;
Lydia Warren Lister, San Francisco.
17662
Man lives, moves and has being ; words
by Matthias Claudius, tr. by J. C.
G., music by Hans Georg Na&ageli,
[and] Lead us on, light which
shone; spiritual folk song, tr. by J.
C. Graham, music by A. Rische,
harmonized by C. F: P., copyright .
is based upon new matter of Carl F.
Pfatteicher, namely, his interpreta-
tion represented in the legible nota-
tion thereof contained in the copies
filed ; male voices a capella. 4to. ©
Feb. 18, 1928; 2 e@ June 27; E
694982; Carl Fischer, ine, New
York. . 17663.
Man of the show; words and music
by Leo Wood. [Words and melody
only] © 4 @,Ause 21,,,1928-0 5
704052; Joseph M. Woods, New
York. 17664
Mandarin; film-musik, von Ali Pach,
of Austria; salon orch., mit pf.-di-
rection. © May 5, 1928; 1 «@ July
31; E 697320; Film-musik-union, G.
m. b. H., Berlin. 17665.
Manhattan walk; from Good boy,
words by Bert Kalmar,- music by
Herbert Stothart and Harry Ruby;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Aug. 24,
1928; 2c. Aug. 27; E 699184; Harms,
inc., New York. 17666
Mannikin joy; caprice, by Montague
Ewing, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Aus. 16, 1928" 2° SAqsS. an
699102; Theodore Presser co., Phil-
adelphia. 17667
Mansarde; agitato comico, von Alfred
Bortz, instrumentiert von Hans
Joseph Vieth, of Germany; salon-
orchester, mit pf. direktion. © May
5, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 4; E 697368; Film-
musik-union, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
17668
March of the legionnaires; by Vaughn
De Leath [pseud. of Leonore Geer] ;
pf. ©l1e. Aug. 20, 1928; E 698191;
Leonore Geer, New York. 17669
March of the wooden dolls; by R. T.
Benford; pf. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Aug. 20, 1928; 2 c. Aug.
22; E 698223; Robert’ T. Benford,
Peru, Neb. 17670
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
March (The) past; unison song, words
by Jeannie Kirby, music by Cecil
Sharman, of Great Britain; in G.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © July 4, 1928; 1¢. July 18;
E 697382; Joseph Williams, ltd.,
London. 17671
March (A) requiem; words by Norah
Richardson, music by Cyril Scott, of
England. © July 27, 1928; 1 ¢. July
28; E 697343; Elkin & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 17672
Marche de la eité glorieuse; paroles
de Jost, musique de Edm. Filippucci,
of France. © July 27, 1928; 1 «
Aug. 21; E 697502; Enoch et cie.,
Paris. 17673
Marche des boys scouts; pas redoublé,
de A. Bose, of France; orch., avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © July 12, 1928;
1 ce. Aug. 21; E 697544; Auguste
Bosc, Paris. 17674
Marcia Internazionale; by C. Meluzio.
[Melody only] ©1c. Aug. 28, 1928;
E 704161; Carmine Meluzio, Long
Island City, N. Y. 17675
Maria; mazurka, by G. Capizzi. [Mel-
ody only] ©1c. Aug. 22, 1928; E
704072 ; Giacomo Capizzi, New York.
17676
Marianna; words and music by
Vaughn De Leath [pseud. of Leo-
nore Geer] ©1ce. Aug. 20, 1928; EB
698190; Leonore Geer, New York.
17677
Marilyn; words and music by Lorne
Partridge, arr. by Burrell Van Buren.
Detroit, Partridge music house. ©
Aug. 4, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 10; E 696909 ;
Lawrence R. Partridge, Detroit.
17678
Marsz wolnosétiy (March freedom) ; by
L. Witkowski; violin. © 1c. Aug.
20, 1928; E 704008; Leon Witkowski,
New York. 17679
Mary Dugan; words by Al Koppell,
music by Charles Weinberg. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 24.
1928; E 704124; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 17680
Mary mine; werds and music by B.
Hall and V. Love. © 1 ec. Aug. 20,
1928; E 704001; Billy Hall and
Vivian Love, Chattanooga, Tenn.
17681
- 17692
Masks and faces; musical monologue,
written by George Ellis, music by
Herbert Townsend, of Great Britain;
pLeO©rJalys Le 192Bi ie: Ang 21 :
E 697500; Reynolds & co., London.
17682
Masquerade; petite suite de concert,
par Evan Marsden, of England;
violon et pf. 1. La dame aux camel-
lias. [2 others] © Aug. 11, 1928;
1c. Aug. 11; E 697409 ; Joseph Henry
Larway, London. 17683
Mass in honour of St. Philomena; mu-
sic by F. J. Stone, of Great Britain;
four mixed voices, organ ace. 4to.
© Duly, 27,. 1928: i’ duly 28> WH
697426; Cary & co., London. 17684
Massachusetts; novelty home song,
words and melody by D. T. Ringle.
©1c. Aug. 8, 1928; E 696845; Dave
T. Ringle; Jersey City. 17685
Mate o’ mine; duet, words by Leslie
Cooke, music by Percy Elliott, arr.
by Ernest Newton, of Great Britain ;
treble voices. © Aug. 14, 1928; 1c.
Aug. 25; EH 697672; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London. 17686
Mating (The) call; lyrics by Frances
Ring, music by Martin Broones.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Aug. 15, 1928; E 698072; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
17687
Mauresques serenade; by Gaston
Boreh, of Norway; pf. © Aug .12,
1928; 2 ec Aug. 24; E 698266; Bel-
win, inc., New York. 17688
Maxim’s java; by Raulten, of France;
orch. avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
Aug. 8, 1928; 1 ec. Aug. 7; E 697424;
Société anonyme des éditions Ricordi,
Paris. 17689
May basket party; waltz, by Stewart
B. Emerson; pf., 4 hands. © July
D5 O28 ;- 2 esr Aue. (Qe Hy 169a ter;
Anthony brothers, Fall River, Mass.
17690
May-day (A) fancy; intermezzo, by
Walter Whittlesey, of Great Britain;
1st violin, cello and pf. conductor.
4to. .© July. 4, 1928; 4-¢. July 14;
E 697451; Perry and Gill, London.
17691
Mazur zmazurku; by L. Witkowski;
violin. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1928; E
704009; Leon Witkowski, New York.
17692
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17693
Me enecantan tus ojos; letra y musica
por S. R. Ramos of Mexico, domiciled
at: /Chieago ; ‘ten, .© 1)¢.) Auge.r5,
1928; E 698069; Silvano R. Ramos,
Chicago. 17693
Mean jumper blues; words and melody
by Blind Lemon Jefferson. © 1 «.
Aug. 10, 1928; E 6969382; Chicago
music pub. co., ine., Chicago. 17694
Mean man blues; words and melody
by Bernice Edwards. © 1 c. Aug.
10, 1928; EH 696934; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 17695
Meditation; by H. B. Weatherdon, of
England; organ. London, Novello
&. Co. lid. © Mis" (30, eset”. c.
Aug. 29; E 697682; H. B. Weather-
don, London. 17696
Mélopée funébre; par Maurice Pesse,
of France; orch., avec .pf. conduc-
teur: = /4to. “© huly.12" W928" 1° c.
Aug. 21; E 697604; Choudens, Paris.
17697
Memory (A) that’s soon to be for-~
gotten; words and music by I. Ber-
lin. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Aug. 25, 1928; E 704132; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 17698
Menuet; by Vladimir Heifetz; pf. ©
Aug? 24. 1232 Moe MtAume 25") Hy
698310; Schroeder & Gunther, inc.,
New York. 17699
Mercedes; intermezzo 4 la gavotte, by
Carl Wilhelm Kern, op. 576; pf. ©
Aug.” 16; 1928e Go wer Ane 1B
699104; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 17700
Merry eyes, merry smile; words and
music by B. E. Mureh. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Aug. 8, 1928;
E 696865; Bess Evangeline Murch,
Detroit. 17701
Merry fisherman; by René L. Becker,
op. 45, no. 4; pf. © July 28, 1928;
2c. July 30: E 695878; Shattinger
piano & music co., St. Louis. 17702
Merry (A). jaunts” by = bert ok. An-
thony, op. 149; pf. © Aug. 6, 1928;
2c. Aug. 8; E 696819; Hatch music
co., Boston. 17703
Merry sunshine waltz; arpeggio valse,
by Allen H. Daugherty, op. 18; pf.
© July 25. 1928 Beek Anes on)
695777; Anthony brothers, Fall
River, Mass. 17704
Message (A) to mother; by Carl Lam-
son; orch. 4to. 1. In D flat.—2. In
pt. II, n. s., v. 23
B flat. © July 16, 1928; 2 c. each
Aug. 1; E 696673; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 17705
Messengers of love; sacred song, words
by Oliver Murray Edwards, music
by Charles H. Gabriel; alto or bass.
Syracuse, N. Y., Oliver musie co. ©
Aug. .18,, 1928; 2) Age 22e
698202; Oliver M. Edwards, Syra-
euse, N. Y. 17706
Metodo per lo studio dell’ organo; di
EK. Paccagnella, of Italy. Milan,
Nuovo didattica e pedagogia musi-
cale. © Mar./1, 1928; 1 « May 7;
A—Foreign 38585 ; Ermenegildo Pac-
cagnella, Rome. 17707
Mexicana por gracia divina; cancion
Mexicana, letra y musica de Raul
Castelli, of Mexico, domiciled at El
Paso; pf:). © Te.” Ae? 7207/1928
EK 704020; Alberto Solis, El Paso.
. 17708
Midland king; by Ronald Fox; pf. ©
1c. Aug. 23, 1928; E 704142; Ronald
~ King, Mt. Clemens, Mich. 17709
Mifamotare a cavallo; versi e musica
di P. Cittarella, of Italy, domiciled
at Philadeiphia. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e¢. June 26, 1928;
E 694928; Paul Cittarella, Philadel-
phia. 17710
Mignonette; lyrics by Lillian R. Berlo,
music by P. H. Luke and O. S. Hl-
gart.' © 1 <c. Aue. tirana Bb
695971; Oscar S. Elgart and Paul
H. Luke, Boston. 17711
Mill (The); photoplay music, by Iré-
née Bergé, arr. by William C.
Schoenfeld; orch., with pf. or organ
conductor. © Aug. 3, 1928; 2 «.
Aug. 4; E 696768; Robbins music
corp., New York. 17712
Miniature scherzo; by Adam Carse,
of Great Britain; pf. © July 7,
1928; 1 e. July 28; E 697293: Au-
gener, ltd., London. 17713
Minnesinger (Der) ; suite medioevale,
von Amadeo Amadei, of Italy, op.
335, arr. by Edmund Haensch, of
Germany; orch., mit pf.-organ direc-
tion. 1. no. 1. Fectlicher einzug.
[1 other]—2. no. 3. Minnetraume.
[1 other]: .© Jame er sresae ce.
each July 7; E 697386, 697387; D.
Rahter, Leipzig. 17714, 17715
Minuetto; par E. Centola, of Italy, op.
74; orch., avee pf. conducteur. 4to.
(© July 12, 1928; 1 ce. Aug. 21; EH
697563; Paul Decourecelle, Nice,
France. 17716
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
Minuetto; por A. Miramontes, of Mex-
ico; pf.; en do mayor. © Aug. 1,
1928; 1 ec. Aug. 15; EH 697415; Ar-
nulfo Miramontes, Mexico City,
Mexico. PUCE?
Mirtus illat, két gy6ngye volt, szép
barna hajadat; melody by Zerko-
vitz and Gross, of Hungary. © 1.
July 23, 1928; E 695655; Marton
Sandor, Budapest, Hungary. 17718
Mis delirios; vals, letra de Domingo
Villalpando, musica de S. Espinosa,
of Mexico, domiciled at Indianapolis.
© 1c. Aug. 22, 1928; E 704068;
Sabino Espinosa, Indiana Harbor,
Ind. 17719
Miss Helyett; opérette, de Ed. Au-
dran, fantaisie arr. par Raoul Mo-
rane, of France; pf., 4 mains. ©
ny ee OLS yuk Cy, Aug 2h) BE
697615; Choudens, Paris. 17720
Miss Nobody from nowhere; lyric by
Donald A. Schmidt, music by E.
Schmidt. © Aug. 2, 1928; 2c. Aug.
6; E 696807; Elizabeth Schmidt,
Cleveland. ne
Mississippi mud; words and music by
James Cavanaugh and Harry Bar-
ris, first and second verse and verse
melody by James Cavanaugh. ©
Aug. 20, 1928; 2 ec Aug. 21; B
698211; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
ine.; New York. 17722
Mister Chiropractor; words and mu-
sic by P. F. Phelp; pf. and ukulele
ace. Los Angeles, Calif., Music mak-
ers pub. co. © Aug. 10, 1928; 2 «.
Aug. 21; E 699148; Phillip Francis
Phelp, Los Angeles. 17723
Mr. Hoover and Mr. Smith; words by
Herb Magidson, music by Robert
King; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
A. J. Franchini. © Aug. 8, 1928;
2 e. Aug. 9; E 695912; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co. ine., New York.
17724
Misterioso no. 1; photoplay music by
G. J. Gonzalez, of Mexico, domiciled
at Jackson Heights, N. Y.; pf. ©
1 ec. Aug. 27, 1928; E 704129; Guil-
lermo J. Gonzalez, Jackson Heights,
| ea ie Ge 17725
Moaning blues; words and melody by
Bernice Edwards. © 1 ¢. Aug. 10,
1928; E 696933 ; Chicago music pub.
co. ine., Chicago. 17726
> 17738:
Modern rhythmic studies for trumpet
or cornet; by C. E. Wilkinson. ©
Aug. 6, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 9; E 698153 ;
Rubank, inc., Chicago. 17727
Moissonneurs (Les); par Alex. de
Taeye, of Belgium; orch., avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © July 12, 1928;
1c. Aug. 21; E 697608; Choudens,
Paris. 17728
Mokrejs (John) Pastorale; op. 42, no.
1; pf. © Aug. 7, 1928; 2 ec. Aug. 15;
E 698055; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 17729
Mollie mine; fox trot, words and music
by B. E. Murch. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Aug. 8, 1928; EB
696867 ; Bess Evangeline Murch, De-
troit. 17730
Mollie O’Day; words and music by F.
Glascott. © 1 ¢. Aug. 17, 1928; BE
698140; Frank Glascott, Chicago.
it tou
Momento di follia; waltz, parole e
musica di V. Giovannelli, of Italy,
domiciled at Wilmington, Del. ©
1 ec. Aug. 6, 1928; E 695906; Vincent
Giovannelli, Wilmington, Del. 17732
Mona vista; by ©. S. DeLano; solo
steel guitar with 2d steel guitar. ©
July 6, 1928; 2 c. July 17; E 696770;
C. 8. DeLano, Los Angeles. 17733
Moon (The) and you; words and mu-
sic by F. Bernard Mackedon; pf. and
ukulele ace. © July 9, 1928; 2 «¢.
July 19; E 696639; Mackedon music
publishers, Dallas, Tex. 17734
Moon girl of mine; words by V. W.
Bartlett, music by Robert Jeanfavre
and’ M:.'G. S..© 1 c« Aug: ¥, 1928;
E 696665; Volney Ward Bartlett,
Torrington, Conn. 17735
Moon (The), myself and you; lyrics
by Earle Crooker, music by Nick
Kempner. © Aug. 22, 1928; 2 «.
Aug. 24; E 698286; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, ine., New York. 17736
Moon (The), myself and you; words
by Earle Crooker, music by Nick
Kempner.- [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 3, 1928; E 695854; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 17737
Moon of gold; words by M. Bowman
and E. F. Booth, music by M. Bow-
man; © 1 ¢. Aug. 25, 1928; B
704126; Marie Bowman, San Jose,
Calif. 17738.
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17739
Moon-shiner Bill; words and music by
M. Hopper; pf. © 1 ¢ Aug. 23,
1928; E 704113; Martha Hopper,
Hockerville, Okl. 17739
Morning (The) just dawning brings
you; words and music by G. Johns-
ton. © Aug. 15, 1928; 2 c Aug. 18;
EK 699063; Gertrude Johnston, Ashe-
ville, N. C. 17740
Morris dance; words by Frederick H.
Martens, music by Hdward German,
arr. by Gottfried H. Federlein. 4to.
1. Mixed voices.—2. Men’s voices.
©. Awe: (3:- 19285 32 ree Ane 9)
696877—696878; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 17741, 17742
Morte; marcia funebre, von Tor Aulin,
bearb. von Ludwig Brav, of Ger-
many; salon oreh. mit pf.-direction.
4to. © May 5, 1928; 1 c« Aug. 4;
E 697419; Film-musik-union, G..m.
b. H., Berlin. 17748
Mosquitoe[!] blues; words and music
by F. W. Longshaw. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Aug. 24, 1928;
EK 7041388; Fred W. Longshaw, New
York. 17744
Mossoul; fox trot, par Henry Gillet,
arr. par Ernest Gillet, of France;
orch., avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
July: £2, VIOZSEE i nes CAme.C 2h3) Wi
697566; Paul MDecourcelle, Nice,
France. 17745
Moszkowski (Moritz) Malaguefna ;
from Boabdil, arr. and ed. by
Charles Woodhouse, of Great Brit-
ain; orch., with pf. conductor. ©
duly tl, MOS Seve” Suly, Zane
697470; Hawkes & son (London)
ltd., London. 17746
Mother; words by A. Gonzalez, music
by Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only > ©: ee Ane 22) 1928)
704061; Aurora Gonzalez, Mason
City, Ia. 17747
Mother, dear, I long for you; words
by Ralph Stanley, music by Harry
Scott and Alfredo, both of Great
Britain ; pf. acc., with arr. for banju-
lele banjo and ukulele by Alvin D.
Keech; in D. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Aug. 14, 1928; 1 «.
Aug. 15; E 698484; B. Feldman &
co., London. 17748
Mother-love; words by R. R. Payne,
music by Amelia Alice Royal. ©
1 ec. Aug. 21, 1928; E 704054; Rich-
ard Ralph Payne, Fresno, Calif.
17749
pt. In, n.S., v..23
Mother mine; waltz, words by M.
Bonfiglio, music by Ray Hibbeler.
© 1c. Aug. 30, 1928; E 704236;
Maybelle Bonfiglio, Hammond, Ind.
17750
Mother (The) of men; words and mu-
sic by D. Rhys Ford. © July 10,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 2; E 695787; Mel-
rose music co., Warren, O. 17751
Mother’s gone; words and music by
M. A. Jones. © 71 & Aug, 271928 -
E 704171; Manila A. Jones, Carbon-
dale, Ill. 17752
Mother’s (A) farewell; words and
melody by L. L. Hyde. ©1e. Aug.
13, 1928; EH 695963; Louis L. Hyde,
Tampa, Fla. 17753
Mothers’ love song; words and music
by F. A. Snider, arr. by Ruth Teeter.
© July 31, 1928; 2 ec Aug. 31; EB
698327; Flora Arnold Snider, Peru,
Ind. 17754
Mournful serenade; by Joseph Oliver;
pf. © Aug. 15, 1928; 2c. Aug. 18;
E 699060; Melrose bros. musie co.,
inc., Chicago. 17755
Muerte (La) de Obregon; corrido,
letra y musica por I. M. Valle, of
Mexico, domiciled at Chicago. ©
1c. Aug. 20, 1928; E 698185 ; Ignacio
M. Valle, Chicago. 17756
Mummie; words and music by Maurice
Besly, of Great Britain; pf.
Suly 25, 1928 3° lasesy Agee 2s 1
697516; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
17757
Music (The) of the birds; partsong,
by Stephen Glover, ed. and arr. by
Frederic H. Ripley and Harry L.
Harts; sop. 1, 2, alto and bass.
Stanhope ed. 4to. © July 23, 1928;
2c. Aug. 93; E 695938; White-Smith
music pub. co., Boston. 17758
Musical (The) gateway; first piano
lessons, by Donald Gray, of Great
Britain. New ed. © July 25, 1928;
1 c. Aug. 21; E 697520; Boosey &
co., 1td., London. 17759
Musical (The) ladder for beginners
at the piano; foundation studies in
the keys of C, G and F, by Katherine
Garratt Skinner. © Aug. 10, 1928;
2c. Aug. 13; aff. Aug. 11; A 1087202;
Harold Flammer, ine., New York.
17760
Musical (The) salvationist; compiled
by F. G. Hawkes, of England. v.
42, pt. 8, Aug. 1928. 4to. [Staff and
tonie sol-fa notations] © Aug. 15,
926
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
1928: 1 c. Aug. 25; E 697652; Sal-
vationist pub. & supplies, ltd., Lon-
don. 17761
Musical (The) salvationist; sacred
songs, compiled by F. G. Hawkes, of
Rneland... v.42, pt. 1. duly, 1928.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © July 11, 1928; 1 ec. July
20; E 697452; Salvationist pub. and
supplies, ltd., London. 17762
Mussolini difensor d Italia; inno
marziale, words by Andrea Perillo,
music by N. Giuliano. © 1c. Aug.
13, 1928; E 695959; Nicola Giuliano,
New York. - 17763
My ain thing; words adapted by
Rodney Bennett, music by Gerrard
Williams, of Great Britain. © Aug.
2, 1928; 1 «. Aug. 17; E 697441;
Edwin Ashdown, Iitd., London.
17764
My arms are open; words by Ned
Washington and Ed Lowry, music
by Michael H. Cleary; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © Aug. 8, 1928; 2 c. Aug.
9; E 695915; Ager, Yellen & Born-
stein, inc., New York. 17765
My baby can’t do nothing but love;
words and music by R. Kirby. ©
1 @ Aug. 21, 1928; E 704056;
Roderick Kirby, New York. 17766
My daddy; words by J. Lavigne, music
by J. C. Halls. © Aug. 18, 1928;
2 e@ Aug. 20; EE. 698157; John
Lavigne, Worcester, Mass. 17767
My dream girl; words by Eveline
Janet Held, music by P. M. Denny.
© Aug. 18, 1928; 2 ec. Aug. 20; E
698162; Pauline Margaret Denny,
Pittsburgh. 17768
My Father’s house; [duet] words and
music by C. A. Gabriel; with re-
frain for mixed voices. S8vo. ©
July 25, 1928; 2 e@. Aug. 16; E
699027; Chalvar Axel Gabriel, Du-
luth, Minn. 17769
My first love; lyrics by Lewis &
Young, music by Ted Fiorito; pf.
acec., with ukulele, ten. banjo, man-
dola, or guitar. © July 3, 1928;
2 ec. July 11; E 696122; Remick
musie corp., New York. 17770
My flame is just a match for me;
words and music by Jack Murray,
Jean Herbert and Sammy Fain.
tyords and melody only] ©1..
~ 17782
July 30, 1928; E 696667; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine., New York.
17771
My flame is just a match for me;
words by Jean Herbert and Jack
Murray, music by Sammy Fain. ©
Aug. 22, 1928; 2 @ Aug. 24; HE
698285 ; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine., New York. rite
My flapper girl; words and melody by
R. A. Smith. © 1c. Aug. 8, 1928;
EK 696840; Richard Arundel Smith,
Palmyra, Pa. 17773
My girl; words and music by H. Reed;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Aug. 18,
1928; 2c. Aug. 20; E 698161; Harold
Reed, Pittsburgh. 17774
My handy man; words and music by
Andy Razaf. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ec. Aug. 29, 1928; E
704221; Triangle music pub. Go.,
ine., New York. 17775
My heart belongs to you; words and
music by Lou Herscher; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini.
© Aug. 22, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 22; E
698221; Lewis music pub. co., New
York. 17776
My heart belongs to you; words and
music by Rubey Cowan and Gerard
Carbonara. [Words and melody
only] © 1«e Aug. 24, 1928; H
704123; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
17777
My heaven for two; words and music
by J. Feig. ©1c. Aug. 4, 1928; E
695844; Joseph Feig, Brooklyn.
17778
My home in old Kentucky; words by
F. Southon, music by David Reed.
© 1e Aug. 1, 1928; E 696648;
Francis Southon, Kalamazoo, Mich.
17779
My honey-suckle Lou; words by Kate
Forman, music by Daniel Protheroe;
4 men’s voices. 4to. © Aug. 6,
1928; 2 ce. Aug. 8; E 696816; Boston
music co., Boston. 17780
My little moonbeam, shine on for me;
words by R. P. Smout, music by
Arve Solberg. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1928;
E 695896; Roy P. Smout, Everett,
Wash. 17781
My Los Angeles girl; words and mu-
sic by H. Burden, arr. by Morrie B.
Streeter. © 1c. July 30, 1928; E
695732; Hazel Burden, Los Angeles.
17782
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17783
pt. 1, nes. vF25
My lucky charm; written by J. S.
Crean, music by Pat Benedict, of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele acc. ;
in B flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Aug. 20, 1928; 1 «¢.
Aug. 22; E 697631; Francis, Day &
Hunter, ltd., London. 17783
My Manzolay; oriental serenade, [and]
Love sway dance, lyrics and music
by Richard Young. © 1. Aug. 17,
1928; E 698188; Richard Young,
San Francisco. 17784
My marvelous rose; fox tret, words by
Harry Kirkwood [i. e. John H.
Kirkwood], music by Ray Hibbeler.
©1c. Aug. 2, 1928; E 695812: John
H. Kirkwood, Mariners Harbor,
N. Y. 17785
My memories of you; words and mel-
ody by B. T. Slater. © 1c. Aug.
6, 1928; E 696777; Beatrice Trefry
Slater, Memphis, Tenn. 17786
‘My memories of you; words by George
Whiting, music by John Siras and
Jack Richmond; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Aug. 8, 1928; 2 ce. Aug. 6;
E 695933 ; Harms, inc., New York.
17787
My mother; words and music by A.
Hageman. [Words and melody
only] »©, Wlenwug. 271928") b
704164; Annis Hageman, Fulton,
IN« Y2 17788
My mother is dead and gone; words
and melody by Forrest Simms.
1c. Aug. 15, 1928; E 698059; John
Simms, Chicago. 17789
My orchid of the swamp; lyric by L.
Wolfe Gilbert, music by Peter De-
Rose. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 24,1928; EB 704122; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 17790
My own little doggie; words by Wil-
liam J. Harrison, music by S. T.
Query. -.©' te VAue ae 1938"-> 1h
698131; Susan T. Query, Rochester,
Jibs 6 17791
My own lonesome blues; words and
music by Leroy Carr and J. M. Wil-
liams. [Chords, single staff] -©
1c. Aug. 23, 1928; E 704112; State
street music pub. co., Chicago.
17792
My pal of yesterday; words and mu-
sic by B. E. Murch. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Aug. 8, 1928;
E 696866; Bess Evangeline Murch,
Detroit. 17793
My Pauline; words and music by F.
McManus, of Canada, domiciled at
Los Angeles. [Words and melody
only] © 1e Aug. 14, 1928; E
699001; Fred McManus, Los An-
geles. 17794
My pink rose; words and music by
George Adolphus Linck; pf. ©1 e.
Aug. 20, 1928; E 704110; George H.
Linck, Leavenworth, Kan. 17795
My pretty Daisy; fox trot, par Rual-
ten, of France; orch., ou jazz, avec
pf. conducteur. © Aug. 3, 1928;
1c. Aug. 7; E 697372; Société ano-
nyme des éditions Ricordi, Paris,
France. 17796
My pretty June rose; words by D. T.
Ryan, music by Cal. Southern. ©
July 26, 1928; 2 e« July 80; H
696702; Daniel T. Ryan, Salt Lake
City. ‘ 17797
My revolver; written by Jack Mal-
colm, composed by Lance Stirling,
of Great Britain; in D. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © July 17,
1928; 1 c. Aug. 21; EH 697493; Rey-
nolds & co., London. 17798
My rose; waltz, words by J. W. Keil-
ler, music by Ray Hibkeler. ©1e.
Aug. 16, 1928; E 698139; James Wil-
liam Keiller, Savanna, III. 17799
My rose of the summer time; words
and music by Billy Nelar; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Aug. 24, 1928; 2 ec.
Aug. 27; E 699194; William Nielsen,
Weston, Id. 17800
My sentimental gal; words and music
by J. Tallariti. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ec. Aug. 15, 1928; HE
698084; Joseph Tallariti, Tacoma,
Wash. 17801
My song of dreams; words by Phil
Cook, music by W. F. Wirges.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 8, 1928; E 696746; William F.
Wirges, New York. 17802
My star; words by Frederick H. Mar-
tens, music by John Openshaw of
Great Britain, domiciled at New
York; med. voice. © Aug. 3, 1928;
2c. Aug. 9; E 696899; G. Schirmer
ine., New York. 17803
My sweet Caroline; words by Albert
Hackney, music by L. Hogan. Mar-
gate City, N. J., Lola music pub. co.
© July 16, 1928; 2 ce. Aug. 18; HE
699158; Leona Hogan, Philadelphia.
17804
928
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
My sweet Kathleen; words and music
by B. Christensen. © 1c. Aug. 18,
1928; E 698193; W. Ward Christen-
sen and Bertha Christensen, Kansas
City, Mo. 17805
My sweet prairie rose; words by HE.
Haugland, music by David Reed. ©
July 30, 1928; 2c. Aug. 1; E 696640;
Emma J. Haugland, Opheim, Mont.
17806
My sweetie; words and music by R. J.
Zimmerman. © 1c. Aug. 9, 1928;
E 696917; Russell J. Zimmerman,
Harrisburg, Pa. 17807
My Tennessee mountain home; words
and music by Joe Davis and Spencer
Williams. © Aug. 13, 1928; 2 ¢.
Aug. 11; E 696963; Triangle music
pub. co., inc., New York. 17808
My thoughts of you; words and music
by Al Brodsky [i. e. A. H. Brodsky]
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1928; E 704184;
Abraham H. Brodsky, Brooklyn.
17809
My treasure; words by M. Silverman,
music by D. Handler. © 1c. Aug.
29. 1928; E 704216; David Handler
and Maurice Silverman, Chicago.
17810
My twilight dreams; fox-trot; words
by Gerald Barnett, music by M. H.
Hindsley. [Photostat] ©1le Aug.
6. 1928; E 696779; Mark H. Hinds-
ley, Bloomington, Ind. 17811
Mystic procession; by Louis Victor
Saar, op. 122, no. 3; pf. © Aug. 16,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 17; E 699107; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
17812
Mystic’s (The) prayer; words by Fiona
Macleod [pseud. of William Sharp],
music by Henry Tiltman, of England.
London, Novello & co., ltd. © Aug.
14, 1928; 1 ec. Aug. 15; E 697404;
John Coates, Northwood, England.
17813
Na aka olapa (Dancing shadows) ; by
J. Vollmar; Hawaiian guit., with
regular guit. acc. © Aug. 8, 1928;
2c. Aug. 15; E 698047; Jacob Voll-
mar, Rochester, N. Y. 17814
Na alii kaulana; Hawaiian fox trot,
words and music by Maui glee club,
arr. by G. E. K. Awai; pf., ukulele
and guitar ace. © July 12, 1928;
- 2c. July 18; E 696278; George E. K.
Awai & Hawaii sales co., ltd., Hon-
olulu. 17815
; 17824
Na boisku (In the barn); polka, by
Frank Dukli, arr. by Louis Vitak;
concertina. © July 10, 1928; 2 ¢.
Aug. 3; E 696718; Vitak-Elsnic co.,
Chicago. 17816
Na moku O niolopa (Dreamy isle) ;
by J. Vollmar; Hawaiian guit. with
regular guit. ace. © Aug. 8, 1928;-
2c. Aug. 15; E 698048; Jacob Voll-
mar, Rochester, N. Y. 17817
Na pua o Hawaii (The flowers of Ha-
wali) ; words and music by C. H.
King; pf., ukulele and guit. ace. (In
Songs of Hawaii) © Aug. 22, 1928;
2 c. Aug. 27; E 698303; Charles EH.
King, Honolulu, Hawaii. 17818
Nach hause geh’n wir nicht; walzer-
lied, text und musik nach J. Reck-
mann unter gleichzeitiger benutzung
des volksliedes Tief im BOhmerwald,
von Friedrich Schwarz, of Germany,
arr. von Bernhard Egg, of Germany ;
orch., mit pf. direktion. 4to. ©
July 2, 1928; 1c¢. July 24; E 697277;
Musikverlag City, Leipzig. 17819
Nadine; words and music by L. Donato
and J. Dudley. [Words and melody
only]! © 1c. Aug. 17,-1928-"
698137; Lou Donato and Jack Dud-
ley, San Francisco: 17820
Nalimu (Keola) Three songs of Ha-
waii; words and music by Keola
Nalimu, Francis Kaaua and Samuel
Kuahiwi; pf., ukulele and guit. acc.
1. Hilo hanakahi. [2 others] ©
Ane: 211928: 2 e Auer 2oee Hh
698236; Charles E. King, Honolulu.
17821
Nani Kauai (Beautiful Kauai) ; words
and music by Lizzie Alohikea; pf.,
ukulele and guit. acc. (Jn Songs of
Hawai), © Aug... 22 1998302 Ve.
Aug. 27; E 698304; Charles E. King,
Honolulu, Hawaii. 17822
Nay, but you who do not love her;
words by Robert Browning, music by
W. A. Pickard-Cambridge, of Great
Britain; low or middle voice. (In
Six songs) © Aug. 28, 1928; 1 ¢.
Aug. 24; E 697646; W. A. Pickard-
Cambridge, Oxford, England. 17823
Nayer (Der) al chet; words by M.
Rund, music by S. Secunda. [Words
and melody only] © 1e. Aug. 15,
1928; E 698081; Morris Rund, New
York. 17824
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17825
Nayer (Der) ma kumashmelon; words
by M. Rund, music by D. Lefkowitz.
[Words and melody only] ©1«
Aug. 15, 1928; E 698082; Morris
Rund, New York. 17825
Ne me fais pas ces yeux-li; paroles
de Mistinguett, musique de Fred
Mélé et Craven, both of France. ©
July 12, 1928; 1 ec. Aug. 21; EB 697562 ;
Editions musicales Evette, Paris.
17826
Near and yet so far; words and music
by A. S. Watkins. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Aug. 25, 1928;
EX 704139; Anne Spencer Watkins,
New York. 17827
‘Neath whispering pine trees no one
else will do; words and music by V.
M. Clayton. [Words and melody
only |" (©. 46 Ass ee 1928" " Bh
704168; Vera McKenna-Clayton,
Santa Cruz, Calif. 17828
Nenita mia; bolero, letra de Mario
Arnold, musica de L. B. Girona; pf.
© 1c. Aug. 13, 1928; E 695976; Luis
Berrios Girona, Santurce, P. R.
17829
New national anthem; words and mu-
sie by G. R. Ceiley, of England, dom-
iciled at Brooklyn; mixed voices. ©
1 ec. Aug. 7, 1928; E 698143; George
Robert Ceiley, Brooklyn. 17830
Newsies’ (The) extra; words by M.
C. Fitzpatrick, music by Niel Na-
varre. New York City, Frank Hard-
ing. © Aug. 20, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 22;
E 698225; Mary C. Fitzpatrick, Hills-
dale, N. J. 17831
Ni oi sé lo que siento; cancion Mexi-
cana, arr. de S. T. Ramos, of Mexico,
domiciled at Chicago. [Photostat]
© 1c. Aug. 15, 1928; E 704084; Sil-
vano R. Ramos, Chicago. 17832
Nice company; words and music by H.
L. Rombough, of Canada, domiciled
at Long Beach, Calif. © 1c. Aug.
20, 1928; E 398183; Howard Lee
Rombough, Long Beach, Calif.
17833
Night (A) in Normandy; words and
music by Milton Samuels and Wal-
ter Hirsch, arr. by Rube Bennett;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Aug. 10,
1928; 2c. Aug. 18; E 698036; Milton
_ Weil music co., Chicago. 17834
Night was made of loveliness and
prayer; poem by Gordon Johnstone,
music by William Stickles; low
pt. 111, n. S., v. 23.
voice. © Aug. 24, 1928; 2 c Aug.
27; E 699212; John Church co., Cin-
cinnati, O. 17835
Nightmare (The) giant; words by
Raymond Bantock, music by Gran-
ville Bantock, of Great Britain; in
*C min. © Aug. 2, 1928; 1 ce Aug.
17; E 697447; Edwin Ashdown, Itd.,
London. 17836
Nina; words by Jean Herbert, music
by Fred Cavi; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Aug. 4, 1928; 2 « Aug. 16; EB
699022; Gotham music service, inc.,
New York. 17837
Nina mia; tango, composed by Carlos
Fernandez, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Aug. 20,1928 :02 .€) Amenn22 7 1
697642; Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd.,
London. ‘ 17838
Ninetta ; serenade, by: G. Romilli, arr.
by George J. Trinkaus; orch. 4to.
© July 25, 1928; 2 @e July. 28; E
696690; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 17839:
Ninfas;: aire de baile, por A. Miramon-
tes, of Mexico; pf. © Aug. 1, 1928;
1c. Aug. 15; E 697416; Arnulfo Mi-
ramontes, Mexico City, Mexico.
17840:
Nita; Spanish love song, words by
Walter Hirsch, musie by Egbert Van
Alstyne; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Aug: 25, 1928: o2-se, Angeeer >
699204; J. W. Jenkins sons music ¢€o.,
Kansas City, Mo. 17841
Nita; words and music by J. Staulcup.
© 1c. Aug. 15, 1928; E 698071; Jack
Stauleup, Gleason, Tenn. 17842
No hay remedio; melodie tango, par
Maud Dargel. of France; orch., avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © July 12,
1928; 1 c« Aug. 21; E 6976038 ; Chou-
dens, Paris. 17843:
No hay remedio; mélodie tango, poéme
de Pierre d’Amor, musique de Maud
Dargel, of France. © July 12, 1928;
1c. Aug. 21; E 697620; Choudens,
Paris. 17844
No monkey business; words by A. Sey-
mour Brown and Eddie Grant, music
by Albert Von Tilzer. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Aug. 31, 1928;
E 704273; Broadway music corp.,
New York. 17845.
No-one; words and melody by N. E.
Walsh. © 1 e Aug. 9, 1928; E
695952; Norman Edward Walsh,
Fresno, Calif. 17846
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
No one ever knew; words and melody
by Don Patterson. © 1c. Aug. 1,
1928 ; E 696649 ; Donald Wm. Patter-
son, Streator, Ill. 17847
No siree; musical comedy in 8 acts,
libretto by A. Mulliken, lyrics and
music by B. J. Smith. © 1c. Apr.
16, 1928; D 27304; Antoinette Mul-
liken, and Byron Jack Smith, Eus-
tis, Fla. 17848
No winter blues for me; words by J.
H. Clements, music by Robert H.
Brennen. New York, Frank Hard-
ing. © Aug. 21, 1928; 2c. Aug. 24;
E 699181; Josephine Hunt Clements,
Xenia, Ill. 17849
Nobile al polo; versi e musica di F.
Mormile, of Italy, domiciled at New
York. [Words and melody only] ©
July 4, 1928; 2c. July 17; E 695458 ;
Francesco Mormile, New York.
17850
Nobody’s jealous of me; words and
music by Charles Tobias, Al Sher-
man and Jack Murray. © Aug. 3,
1928; 2 « Aug. 4; E 695827; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ince.,
New York. 17851
romantique; by Walter
Rolfe; pf. © Aug. 16, 1928; 2 «.
Aug. 17; E 698195; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 17852
Nocturne
Noise; words and music by G. Lee.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Aug. 14, 1928; E 704178; Guy Lee,
New York. 17853
Nony ; fox-trot-blues, by F. Godoy, P., of
Mexico, domiciled at New York; pf.
©l1c. Aug. 4, 1928; E 695838; Fer-
’ nando Godoy, P., New York. 17854
Normandy ; symphonic fox trot, par F.
Warms, of France; orch., parties
séparées, avec pf. conducteur. ©
July 12, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 21: E 697548 ;
Lucien de Lacour, Paris. 17855
Northland; words and music by A.
Hotlen. Madison, Wis., Four Lakes
music co. © Aug. 10, 1928; 2 c. Aug.
13; E 6980388; Adolf Hotlen, Madi-
son, Wis. 17856
Nothin’ to do; words and music by
Ky Meyer., ©. 1. ¢, Aug. 3, 1928;
EK 698145; Frank Joseph Meyer, At-
lanta. 17857
Notte primaverile; intermezzo, di
Carlo Fontana, of Italy; piccola
orch., con pf. conduttore. 4to.
: 17868
Aug. 16, 1928; 1 ¢@ Aug. 17; B
697479; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
17858
Novello; words by W. J. Walters, mu-
sic by Ben Pollock, of Austria, and
Mendy Shain, of Poland. © 1 «.
Aug. 27, 1928; E 704128; Wm. J.
Walters, Chicago. 17859
November rose; words by A. L. Hoey,
music by Robt. H. Brennen. New
York, Frank Harding. © Aug. 20,
1928; 2 ce. Aug. 28; E 698247; Alice
L. Hoey, Newton Upper Falls, Mass.
: 17860
Now that she’s off my hands I can’t
get her off o’ my mind; lyrics by
Lewis & Young, music by Fred Phil-
lips; pf. acce., with ukulele, ten.
banjo, mandola, or guitar. © July
3, 1928; 2 c. July 11; E 696123;
Remick music corp., New York.
17861
Number (The) blues, ’m through with
playing numbers now; words and
music by HE. C. Lewis. © 1c. Aug.
2, 1928; E 695820; Elwood C. Lewis,
Philadelphia. 17862
Nun chiagnere mari’; words by M. Per-
rocato, music by L. Canoro; violin.
© 1c. Aug. 30, 1928; B 704256;
Louis Canoro and Maria Perrocato,
New York. 17863
Nuova pastorale di Natale; arr. by F.
Trombetta; pf. ©l1c. Aug. 4, 1928;
EH 695842; Francesco ‘Trombetta,
Philadelphia. 17864
Nuovo metodo per lo studio tecnico
della orchestrazione; di E. Paccag-
nella, of Italy. Milan, Nuovo didat-
tica e pedagogia musicale. © Mar.
1, 1928; 1 ec. May 7; A—Foreign
38584; Ermenegildo Paccagnella,
Rome. 17865
O come let us sing unto the Lord;
words from Ninety-fifth psalm, mu-
sic by G. H. Vaughan and D. M.
Coles; mixed voices. © 1c. Aug. 22,
1928; E 704092; Gertrude Holland
Vaughan and Daisy Melvin Coles,
Mayfield, Ky. 17866
O come let us worship; words from
the Bible, music by D. M. Coles;
mixed voices. ©1c. Aug. 11, 1928;
E 696991; Daisy Melvin Coles, May-
field, Ky. 17867
O for a closer walk with God; words
by W. Cowper, music by John N.
Brown; mixed voices. 4to. © Aug.
15, 1928; 2 c..Aug. 15; E 699016;
Brown bros., Winsted, Conn. 17868
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17869
pt. III, n. S., v. 23:
O for a smile; words and music by
W. H. H. Sharp. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Aug. 1, 1928; BH
704097; William H. H. Sharp, De-
Land, Fla. 17869
O love that wilt not let me go; anthem,
words by Geo. Matheson, music by
Russell Hancock Miles; mixed voices.
4to. © Aug. 9, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 11;
E 696959; Clayton F. Summy oco.,
Chicago. 17870
O mistress mine; words by Shake-
speare, music by <A. Redgrave
Cripps, of England. London, No-
vello & co., ltd. © Aug. 14, 1928;
1c. Aug. 15; E 697408 ; John Coates,
Northwood, England. 17871
O praise the Lord; anthem, words from
the Scriptures, music by Alfred
Wooler; mixed voices, with ten. or
sop. solo. 4to. © Aug. 16, 1928;
2c. Aug. 17; E 699088; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. —
O salutaris, no. 2 [and] Tantum ergo,
no. 2; words and music by F. HE.
Blanchard; solo or unison cho. ©
July 26, 1928; 2c. Aug. 18; E 699161 ;
Francis E. Blanchard, Defiance, O.
17873
Ochocza; polka, by G. Apolsky; ist
violin. te; July (209283 4)
696541; George Apolsky and Paul
Bukantis, Detroit. 17874
Ode (An) to Death Valley; words and
music by P. F. Gower. New York,
C. B. Zabriskie. 1. Low voice, in G
min.—2. Med. voice, in A min.—3.
High voice, in C min. © Aug. 3,
1928; 2 c. each Aug. 1; E 696835;
Pauline Frederick Gower, Los An-
geles. 17875
Offenbach (Jacques ) Barcarolle ;
from Tales of Hoffmann, transcrip-
tion by Francis Wood; pf. © Aug.
16, 1928; 2c. Aug. 18; E 699170; Co- -
operative music co., Philadelphia.
17876
Madame l’Archiduc; opéra-bouffe,
fantaisie arr. par Raoul Morane, of
France; violon et pf. © July 12,
1928; 1 ec. Aug, 21; E 697614; Chou-
dens, Paris. 17877
Oh boy, just wait and see; words and
music by F. J. Guarisco. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 6,
1928; E 695899; Frank J. Guarisco,
New Orleans. 17878
Oh, Georgie; words and melody by
Frank Parente. © 1 c Aug. 2,
17872 |
1928; E 695815; James Dante, Madi-
son, N. J. 17879
Oh, gosh; from Hold everything, words
and melody by B. G. DeSylva, Lew
Brown and Ray Henderson. ©1«.
Aug. 9, 1928; E 695925; DeSylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine, New
York. 17880:
Oh, how I miss that girl; words and
music by A. Gjesdahl. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Aug. 16, 1928;
EK 698130; Andrew Gjesdahl, Van-
couver, Wash. 17881
Oh, is she mad at me; fox trot, words
and music by Cliff Friend and Irv-
ing Caesar; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Aug. 4, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 8; E 695908;
Leo Feist inc., New York. - 17882
Oh, just fancy that; words and music
by Steve Gardella; pf. ace. with
ukulele arr. by May Singhi Breen.
© Aug. 27, 1928; 2 « Aug. 25; B
698290; Stephen Gardella, Brooklyn.
17883.
Ch oh Maggie from the harem; words
and melody by R. P. Hoffman. ©
1c. Aug. 15, 1928; E 699039; Rich-
ard P. Hoffman, Chicago. 17884
Oh Suzanna; words and melody by
A. P. Stein. © 1 ec. Aug. 2, 1928;
E 695801; Albert P. Stein, Chicago.
17885:
Oh wipe the tear; words and music
by J. A. N. Duranceau. ©1e. July
5, 1928; EH 693985; Joseph Alphonse
Noe Duranceau, Peterborough, On-
tario, Canada. 17886
Oh, you sweet old whatcha may call
it; words and music by Roy Turk
and Fred EH. Ahlert. [Words and
melody only] ©1c Aug. 30, 1928;
EH 704234; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 17887
Ojitos Chinitos; cancion Mexicana,
arr. de 8S. R. Ramos, of Mexico,
domiciled at Chicago; dos voces.
[Photostat] © 1. Aug. 15, 1928;
E 704088; Silvano R. Ramos, Chi-
cago. 17888
Old (An) adobé; words and music by
Victor lL. Schertzinger. 1. High
voice; in G.—2. Med. voice; in E.—
3. Low voice; in D. © July 24,
1928; 2 c. each Aug. 1; BH 696678;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 17889
Old Bowery home; words and music
by R. M. Ellery. [Words and mel-
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no. 8, 1928 17912
ody only] ©1c. Aug. 15, 1928; HB} On i ona ; mazurka, by G. Apolsky;
698062; Robert M. Ellery, Toledo, O. 1st violin. © 1c. July 2, 1928; B
17890
Old (The) fashion homestead; words
and melody by W. R. Hill. ©1e.
Aug. 8, 1928; E 696837; William R.
Hill, Cleveland. 17891
Old home nest; words by J. H. Blunt,
music by Sylvester Long Cross. ©
1 ec. Aug. 15, 1928; E 698135; Jo.
Harvey Blunt, Pullman, Wash.
17892
Old lager beer; words by V. Seelos,
music by Jean B. Grillon; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Aug. 1, 1928; 2 «.
Aug. 2; E 695941; Victor Seelos,
Fort Wayne, Ind. 17893
Old (The) Milaca trail; fox trot,
words and music by G. C. Joslyn,
arr. by C. F. Kelsey. [Photostat]
© 1e Aug. 6, 1928; E 696774;
George C. Joslyn, Minneapolis.
17894
Old-time (An) tune; by Easthope Mar-
tin, of Great Britain. 1. Violon-
cello and pf.—2. Violin and pf.—3.
Organ. © July 2, 1928; 1 ¢ each
Aug. 21; E 697504-697506; Enoch
& sons (1927), ltd., London.
17895-17897
Old timer from Caroliner; words by
Paul Johnson, melody by Charles
Johnson. © 1c. Aug. 1, 1928; B
696656; Southern music pub. co.,
ine., New York. 17898
Oldest (The) of stories; words by E.
McCann, music by Luther A. Clark.
© Aug. 10, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 22; BE
698222; Elizabeth McCann, St. Paul.
17899
Olympic (The) mountains; words and
music by H. S. De Moss. New
York city, N. Y¥., De Moss brothers.
©) Max, 4, 1928:,2 c.-Aug. 21: 5B
699118; George G. De Moss and
Henry S. De Moss, Moro, Or. 17900
On a June-moon moonlight night;
words and musie by Erna Edith
Olschner. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1928; EB
704060; Erna O. Scholz, River For-
est, Ill. 17901
On Christmas hill; musical play,
words by Mary Johnson, music by
Gladys Leach. Dayton, O., Paine
pub. co. 8vo. © Aug. 30, 1928;
2.¢. Aug. 31; D 27362; Lurten M.
Paine, Dayton, O. 17902
696539; George Apolsky and Paul
Bukantis, Detroit. 17903
On the beach at Bangaloo; words by
Martyn Herbert, music by Louise
MacBean and Norman Long, both
of Great Britain; pf. ace., with ban-
julele banjo and ukulele by Alvin
D. Keech; in F. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © July 18, 1928;
1 ec. July 19; E 697224; Lawrence
Wright music co., London. 17904
On the beautiful blue Danube; Italian
text by Anacleto Rubega, English
version by Frederick H. Martens,
music by Johann Strauss, op. 314,
transcribed by Frank La Forge. ©
Aug. 1, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 2; E 696692;
G. Ricordi & co. ine., New York.
17905
On the glory line; words and melody
by Reed and Duncan. © 1. Aug.
6, 1928; H 696784; R. S. Peer, New
York. 17906
On the road to home, sweet home;
words and music by EH. M. Roth;
mixed voices. © Aug. 2, 1928; 2 ¢.
Aug. 4; E 699198; Hilton M. Roth,
Nyack, N. Y. 17907
On the road to moonlight town; words
and music by Karin Sundelof As-
brand. Dayton, O., Paine pub. co.
8 vo. © Aug. 30, 1928; 2c. Aug. 31;
D 27361; Lurten M. Paine, Dayton,
O. j 17908
On the Tamiami trail; words by M.
EK. Wagenhorst, music by Giovanni
Carlo Mazzeri, of Italy, domiciled
at Fort Myers, Fla. © July 2, 1928;
2c. Aug. 6; E 696757; Mary Hsther
Wagenhorst, Fort Myers, Fla. 17909
On to Cuba; march-song, words and
musie by H. A. Stone. © July 11,
1928; 2 ec. July 30; E 696632; Dept.
of Mass., U. S. war veterans, Boston.
17910
On to glory; march, by J. Vollmar;
Hawaiian guit. with regular guit.
ace. © Aug. 8, 1928; 2c. Aug. 15;
E 698049; Jacob Vollmar, Rochester,
INDY. 17911
On wiener schnitzel bay; words by
Billy Rose, music by Fred Fisher;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Aug. 10,
1928; 2c. Aug. 138; H 698104; Harms
inc., New York. 17912
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pt. IIT, n. S., v. 23
17913
On wings of fancy; by Paul Zilcher,
of Germany, op. 209; pf. 1. Once
upon a time. [17 others] © Aug.
2, 1928; 1 «@ Aug. 17; EB 697446:
Edwin Ashdown, Itd., London.
17913
Onawa; intermezzo, by Bert R.
Anthony; pf. © July 25, 1928; 2c.
Aug. 2; E 695776; Anthony broth-
ers, Fall River, Mass. 17914
One and one make four; words and
music by Billie Rainsford [pseud.
of M. H. Rainsford] [Words and
melody only] [Photostat] ©1..
Aug. 9, 1928; E 695920; Marguerite
H. Rainsford, Mamaroneck, N. Y.
17915
One dark and rainy night; words by
D. O. Fletcher, melody by G. Foster.
© 1e. Aug. 15, 1928; E 698074;
Ralph §S. Peer inc., New York.
17916
One hour; song-intermezzo, by Ernest
Longstaffe, arr. by Max Irwin, of
Great Britain; orch. (Jn Chappell’s
orchestral journal)
1928; 1 ce. July 31; E 697331; Chap-
pell & co., Itd., London. 17917
One (The) I want is taken; words
and melody by R. G. Cunningham.
© 1c. Aug. 15, 1928; E 698056;
Robert G. Cunningham, Fort Lee,
INE 17918
One in a million like Mary; words
by Ben Ryan, music by Fred Phil-
lips and Prince Piotti; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini.
Aug. 3, 1928; 2c. Aug. 4; E 696751;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inec., New
York. 17919
One little bit of love; words by A. R.
Casais, music by Robt. H. Brennen.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Aug. 13, 1928; E 698141; Anna R.
Casais, Freeport, N. Y. 17920
One little hour with you; words and
melody by Frank Parente. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 2, 1928; E 695816; James
Dante, Madison, N. J. 17921
One o’clock blues; by Bud Allen,
Walter Bishop and Thomas Waller.
[Melody only] ©1c. Aug. 3, 1928;
E 696731; Bud Allen music co., New
York. 17922
Only of thee and me; lyrics by Louis
Untermeyer, music by Bendetson
Netzorg; med. voice. © Aug. 20,
1928; 2 ec. Aug. 18; E 698262; Chas.
BH. Roat music co., Battle Creek.
17923
© July 14,
Only you; words and music by N. A.
Person. © 1c. Aug. 6, 1928; EB
696778 ; Noye Aycock Person, Louis-
burg, N. C. 17924
Onslaught (The); motion picture
music, by Richard Howgill, of Eng-
land; orch., with pf. conducteur.
4to. © Aug. 8, 1928; 1 c.. Aug. 20;
EK 697474; J. R. Lafleur & son, ltd.,
London. 17925
Open the door for Jesus; words and
music by C. H. Patterson; mixed
voices. © July 16, 1928; 2c. Aug.
3; E 696711; Clinton Henry Patter-
son, Pomona, Calif. - 17926
Orchestra folio; arr. and ed. by George
J. Trinkaus; pf. conducteur. v. 2.
© Aug. 2, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 3; aff.
Aug. 11; A 1086318; Irving Berlin
standard musie corp., New York.
17927
Ordinarium divini officii et psalterium
vespertinum per hebdomadam dis-
positum ad exemplar editionis Vati-
canae; cantum gregorianum, har-
monice modulavit Julius Bas, of
France. © Feb. 15, 1928; 1 ¢ Apr.
20; A—Foreign 38537; Desclée &
cie., Paris. 17928
Ore vespertine; intermezzo, di Carlo
Fontana, of Italy; piccola orch., con
pf. conduttore. 4to. © Aug. 16,
1928; 1 c. Aug. 17; E 697480; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 17929
Organ grinder blues; words and music
by Clarence Williams. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Aug. 18, 1928;
E 698083; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., inc., New York. 17930
Organettes; series of characteristic
novelties, sketched by Emil Velazco;
organ. folio 4. 1. Tickling the
tibias. [4 others] © Aug. 24, 1928;
2c. Aug. 25; E 698291; Irving Ber-
lin standard music corp., New York.
17931
Oriental flames; by O. L. Guinn; pf.
© 1e Aug. 21, 1928; E 704058;
Osear Lawrence Guinn, Sherman,
Tex. 17932
Oriental moon; words and music by
L. Wickdahl. [Words and melody
only] © 1 .¢. Aug. 27, 1928; HE
704127; Lillian Wickdahl, Chicago.
17933
Original (An) suite; by Gordon Ja-
cob, of Great Britain; full military
band. 1. March. [2 others] ©
July, 24, “292831 Gee ee
697521; Boosey & co., Itd., London.
17934
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Our birth is but a sleep; words by
William Wordsworth, music by T.
Wilkinson Stepherfson, of Great
Britain; in G. © July 10, 1928; 1c.
Aug. 21; E 697489; Boosey & CO.,
ltd., London. 17935
Our days; words and music by Vin-
cent T. Williams; high voice, in E
Hae. © Aus 1°5928:"2 ec \July 30;
E 695880; Shattinger piano & music
co., St. Louis. 17936
Our friend Al; words by G. J. Craft,
music by G. J. Craft and Dorothy
M. Degn; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
1c. Aug. 10, 1928; EH 696949; Gilbert
J. Craft, Citronelle, Ala. “17937
Our joyful Rally day; Rally day serv-
ice no. 4, by Mabel Miller Sturgis
- and Geo. K. Sturgis, and others. ©
Aug. 10, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 18;
A 1086481; Standard pub. co., Cin-
cinnati. 17938
Our love dream that never came true;
words by W. A. Johnson, music by
David Reed. © July 30, 1928; 2c.
Aug. 1; E 696641; W. Arthur John-
son, Coalmont, Col. 17939
Our next President; words by C. K.
Bartlett, music by Robert H. Bren-
nen. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Aug. 18, 1928; E 699073; Carrie
K. Bartlett, Colorado Springs, Col.
17940
Out of the blue; words and music by
Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Aug. 15, 1928;
2c, Aug. 17; E 699114; Harms, inc.,
New York. 17941
Out of the tempest; words and music
by Edward Grossman and Ted
Ward; pf. and ukulele ace. © Aug.
24, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 27; E 699188;
Harms, inc., New York. 17942
Outdoor man; from Hold everything,
words and melody by B. G. De
Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray Hen-
derson. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1928; E
698010; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine., New York. 17943
Outpost (The); morceau militaire, by
Gordon Mackenzie, arr. by J. Ord
Hume, of Great Britain; orch., with
solo cornet in B flat, conductor. 4to.
Cy Silty: St 4928; -2 eff Ame.* 28
697518; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
17944
Outside; words and music by Frank
Flynn. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ¢. Aug. 27, 1928; EH 704152;
126 44-—28——_5 8)
5)
vo
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 17945
Ozark (The) trail; words and music
by R. K. Marsh; pf. and ukulele acc.
Los Angeles, Western music pub. co.
Gy; Aug (3, 1928; 2° Aue 8378
696830; Roy K. Marsh, Phoenix,
Ariz. 17946
Pachuquefia (La); cancién Mexicana,
letra y musica por I. M. Valle, of
Mexico, domiciled at Chicago; 2
treble voices. ©1c. Aug. 18, 1928;
E 698002 ; Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago.
17947
Pal of my heart; words and music by
G. O’Connor. [Words and melody
only] © 1 e¢ Aug. 8, 1928; E
696871; Gertrude O’Connor, Detroit.
17948
Pal of my heart; words and musie by
Le) ies Yost. «Ove. “Aug. 18.4928 3
EK 696998 ; Leland L. Yost, Kerrville,
Tex. 17949
Pal of the air; lyrics by Ethel Stew-
art, music by E. Rossi. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 30, 1928;
E 696671; Emilia Rossi, San Fran-
cisco. 17950
Palace (A) of dreams; morceau de
eoncert, by Jack Waller, arr. by
Max Irwin, of Great Britain; orch.
London, Chappell & co., Itd. 4to.
© July 14, 1928; 1 « Aug. 2; EH
697376; Harms, ine., New York.
17951
Palms of victory; compiled and ed. by
E. C. Deas. 12mo. © May 1, 1928;
OOM AIS. Lhe, . atte, Ae ee Olan
1056074; Edward C. Deas, Chicago.
17952
Pals just pals; words and music by
Dave Dreyer and Herman Ruby.
[Words and melody only] ©1.«.
Aug. 25, 1928; E 704145; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 17953
Pan and the fairies; grotesque dance,
by Charles Wakefield Cadman; pf.
© Aug. 4, 1928;12) ¢.:Augi 13; 1H
698031; White-Smith music pub. co.,
Boston. 17954
Panik; agitato dramatico, von Hugen
d’Albert, bearb. und instr. von Lud-
wig Brav, of Germany; _ salon-
orehester, mit pf. direktion. © May
5, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 4; HE 697363; Film-
musik-union, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
17955
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Panis angelicus; part-song, by César
Franck, transcribed by Franz C.
Bornschein; violin and organ ace.
4to. 1. Mixed voices.—2. Sop. and
alto: © Aug. 6, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 8;
E 696823, 696824; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 17956, 17957
Pantoffelheld (Der); comic, von P.
Miiller; 1st violin. © 1c. Aug. 15,
1928; EH 698075; Peter Miller, Phila-
delphia. 17958
Papa long blues; melody by Vol
Stevens. © 1c Aug. 10, 1928; E
696856; R. S. Peer, New York.
5 17959
Papillon (Le) doré a pépée; par Ed-
mond Gagnebin, of France, op. 56;
pf. -Paris, Edition Sylvine-Edmonde.
© ‘July’ 12; 1928; de Aug. 21; E
697529; E. Gagnebin, Paris. 17960
Paquita; paroles de Mistinguett, mu-
sique de Fred Mélé et Craven, both
of France. © July 12, 1928; 1 ec.
Aug. 21; E 697560; Editions musi-
cales Evette, Paris. ;
Para recordarte vengo; cancion ran-
chera, letra y musica de Jorge De-
leon Paniagua, of Mexico, domiciled
at El Paso; dos voces. © 1c. Aug.
20, 1928; E 704034; Alberto Solis, El
Paso. 17962
Parade (The) ; by Myra Elsworth Bur-
dick; pf. © Aug:.3,,1928; 2 ¢. Aug.
9; HE 696890; G. Schirmer inc., New
York. 179638
Parade of the wooden soldiers ; by Leon
Jessel, arr. by M. J. Sch: idlmeier ;
ten.” banjo, with pf. acc. by Otto
Merz. © Aug. 14,1928; 2 c¢. Ang.
15; E 699019; Edward B. Marks
music co., New York. 17964
Paradise; words by Harry D. Kerr,
music by J. S. Zamecnik; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © Aug. 8, 1928; 2 c. Aug.
7; E 695869; Sam Fox pub. ¢o.,
Cleveland. 17965
Paramount (The) Christmas book, no.
4; recitations, dialogs, exercises,
playlets, pantomimes, songs and
acrostics, words and music by va-
rious authors. © Aug. 29, 1928;
2 @ and aff. ‘Septy i. a 10st 69s :
Mayer & brother, Chicago. 17966
Partida (La) (The farewell) ; by F. M.
Alvarez, arr. by Joseph Pasternack ;
orch., with pf. conductor. © Aug. 3,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 9; E 696884; G.
Schirmer ine., New York. 17967
17961
Pasional ; bolero, letra por Providencia
Morillo, musica por R. M. Berrios,
arreglo de Rafael Marquez; pf.
1 ec. July 31, 1928; E 695738; Rosa
M* Berrios, Santurce, Porto Rico.
17968
Passione; appassionato tragico, von
Walther Schrodder, instrumentiert
von Ali. Pach, of Austria; salon-
orchester, mit pf. direktion. © May
5, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 4; E 697369;
Film-musik-union, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
17969:
Pastoral suite; by Alec Rowley, of
England; string orch., with pf. 1.
Happy shepherds. [4 others] ©
Aug. 14; °C928 3°" eae oe
697412; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
17970
Path of dreams; lyric by Judy Shea,
music by M. Gowenlock. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 14,
1928; E 695994; Marjorie Gowen-
lock, Chicago. 17971
Patinage; par Maurice Pesse, of
France; orch., avee pf. conducteur.
4to. © July 12, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 21;
EK 697601; Choudens, Paris. 17972
Pat’s party; motion picture music, by
Richard Howgill, of England; orch.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Aug. 8,
1928; 1 ec. Aug. 20; E 697473; J. A.
Lafleur & son, Itd., London. 17973
Pax; pathetico largo, von Bernhard
Homola, of Germany, op. 11, nr. 1,
instrumentiert vom Komp; salon-
orch., mit pf. direktion. © May 5,
1928; 1-¢. July 31; HE 697321; Film-
musik-union G. m. b. H., Berlin.
17974
Peaceful thoughts; valse lento, by EH.
Meinardus; pf. Boston, Evans music
co, © Aug, 215 1928" 2 eae A -
E 698259; M. T. Evans, Boston.
17975
Pearl-feather; Indian intermezzo, by
Norman Leigh; pf. © Aug. 9, 1928;
2c. Aug. 20; EH 699142; Walter Ja-
cobs, inc., Boston. 17976
Pearl (The) of my dreams; waltz,
words by G. J. Wendling, music by
E. A. Schindler; pf. © 1c. Aug. 6,
1928; E 695905; George J. Wendling
and Edward A. Schindler, Chicago.
17977
Peeping pansies; a garden episode, by
Frank E. Hersom; pf. © Aug. 9,
1928; 2c. Aug. 20; E 699188 ; Walter
Jacobs, inc., Boston. 17978
936
-MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928.
18001
Pepper and salt; by Ralph Colicchio ;
ten. banjo with pf. acc. © Aug. 8,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 9; E 699009; Irving
Berlin standard music corp., New
York. 17979
Perhaps; words and music by Leo
Hanvi and Gerald W. Bright, both
of Great Britain; pf. acc., with arr.
for banjulele banjo and ukulele by
Alvin D. Keech; in E flat. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug.
20, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 21; E 697485;
B. Feldman & co., London. 17980
Perplexity ; kinema kameo, by E. Fred-
eric Curzon, of Great Britain, op. 4,
no. 38; orch., with pf. or organ con-
ductor. 4to. © July 30, 1928; 1c.
Aug. 21; £E 697514; Boosey & co., Itd.,
London. 17981
Perséis ; ouverture, par Georges Bailly,
of France; orch., avee pf. conduc-
telr.. 4t0.. GC July, 12, 19938: 1 e.
Aug. 21; E 697583 ; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 17982
Petter’s stomp; melody by Clifford
Hayes. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1928; HE
698090; United pub. co., New York.
17983
Phyrilene; kinema kameo, by E. Fred-
eric Curzon, of Great Britain, op. 4,
no. 6; orch., with pf. or organ con-
ductor. 4to. © July 30, 1928; 1 «.
Aug. 21; E 697517; Boosey & co.,
Itd., London. 17984
Piano solo album, no. 2; motion pic-
ture music, by Richard Howegill, of
England. 1. The abduction of Laila.
[5‘others]" "© Aug: '8, ‘1928*"'1' c.
Aug. 20; E 697477; J. R. Lafleur &
son, Itd., London. 17985
Pichl (Wenzel) 15 etiiden fiir vio-
line; rev. u. bearb. von Paolo Felis,
of Italy. © Aug. 8, 1928; 1 c. Aug.
24; E 697655; Steingraber-verlag,
Leipzig. 17986
Picnic (A) in the woods; 10 pieces, by
Hugo Naumann, of England; pf.
Aug. 2, 1928; 1 ec. Aug. 11; E 697390;
Walsh, Holmes & co., Itd., London.
17987
Plantation memories; by Mildred
Adair; pf. © Aug. 1, 1928; 2c. July
30; E 695881; Shattinger piano &
musie co., St. Louis. 17988
Plantation time; by Ralph Colicchio;
ten. banjo, with pf. ace. © Aug. 9,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 17; E 698120; Irving
=
Berlin standard music corp., New
York. 17989
Playtime book; words and music by
Mildred Adair; pf. obl. 8vo. ©
Aug. 3, 1928; 2 ec. Aug. 4; E 696797 ;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
17990
Playtime tunes; by A. Vivian May, of
Great Brita'n; pf) © Aug. 2, 1928;
1c. Aug. 17; E 697445; Hdwin Ash-
down, ltd., London. 17991
Plea (A); words by Edgar A. Guest,
musie by L. L. H. Ribble. Philadel--
phia, M. D. Swisher. © Aug. 15,
1928 57.2. ¢,. Aug. 22° BH) GOs234~. Ta
Lillian H. Ribble, Bangor, Pa.
17992
Pleading misery blues; words and mel-
ody by Elzadie Robinson. © 1 «
Aug. 10, 1928; E 696937; Chicago
musie pub. co., ine., Chicago. 17993
Please let me tell you; by J. F. Greg-
son. [Melody only] ©1e. Aug. 24,
1928; EH 704117; John F. Gregson,
Springfield, Ill. 17994
Please show my mammy again; fox
trot, by Chick Story [pseud. of
Oliver E. Story] [Melody only] ©
1 c. Aug. 30, 1928; E 704248; Cres-
cent music pub. co., Boston. 17995
Plot number; words by G. Lee, melody
by Arthur: Darvo. © 1c. Aug. 14,
1928 ; E 695987 ; Guy Lee, New York.
17996
Plucky Linderberg [!]; valse, by Chick
Story [pseud. of Oliver E. Story]
| Melody only] © 1c. Aug. 30, 1928;
E 704239; Crescent music pub. ¢o.,
Boston. 17997
Poehita, (La); fox trot, por I. A. Al-
dana, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles; canto y pf. ©1«e Aug.
2, 1928; E 695803; Ireneo A. Aldana,
Los Angeles. 17998
Poéme; by Ethel Barns, of Great Brit-
ain; volin and pf£..,/@-June 18,
1928; 1 c. July 28; E 697298; Schott
& co., Itd., London. 17999
Pole cat blues; words and melody by
Arthur. Gordon, ..©) 4 .¢- Ane. . 1
1928; E 696977; Georgia music co.,
New York. 18000
Police done tore my playhouse down;
words and melody by Edgar Dowell.
© 1c. Aug. 3, 1928; E 696740; R. S.
Peer, New York. 18001
937
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18002
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 23
Polichinelie; film-musik, von T. R.
Leuschner, of Germany, op. 48;
salon orch., mit pf. direction. ©
May 5, 1928; 1c. July 31; E 697824;
Film-musik-union, G.. m. b. H., Ber-
lin. 18002
Policy man blues; words and melody
by Spencer Williams. © 1 ¢. Aug.
11, 1928; E 696974; Georgia music
co., New York. 18003
Politician (The) ; march and two-step,
by M. A. Beaurman; pf. ©1c. Aug.
20, 1928; EH 704015; Marie Anna
Beaurman, Tacoma, Wash. 18004
Polka euphonis; composed and arr. by
T. B. Amnott; bar., cornet, clarinet,
or trombone. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1928;
EE 704195; Truman B. Amnott,
Springvale, Me. 18005
Polka fikaczka (Kicking polka); by
L. Witkowski; violin. © 1c Aug.
20, 1928; E 704011; Leon Witkowski,
New York. 18006
Polka siowika (Nightingale polka) ; by -
L. Witkowski; violin. © 1c. Atg.
20, 1925; H 704012; Leon Witkow-
ski, New York. 18007
Poor little me; werds by G. William-
son, melody by John Louis Wiggin.
© 1c Aug. 11, 1928; BE 695956;
John Wiggin and Gregory William-
son, Stanford University, Calif.
18008
Por que niegas que me quieres; danza
Mexicana, arr. de.S. R: Ramos, of
Mexico, domiciled at Chicago; canto
¥ plac [Photostat} © 1, «.: Aug; 415,
1928; EH 704080; Silvano R. Ramos,
Chicago. 18009
Portola grand march; by L. B. Troy;
pf.” © Aug; 16; 1928 :.2 ce.’ Aus. 22%
E 699155; Lillian B. Troy, San Fran-
cisco. 18010
Posmitiucha; tropak, musie by ’P.
Humeniuk. [Melody only] ©1ee.
Aug. 29, 1928; H 704200 ; Paul Hume-
niuk, New York. 18011
Postludium; by E. Trebing ; organ. ©
1c Aug. 25, 1928; E 704158; Emile
Trebing, Little Rock, Ark. 18012
Pour plaire & Pierrette; par Noél
Brusa, of France;‘ pf. “© July 12,
1928; 1,c. Aug. 21; H 6975865 Del-
rieu fréres, Nice; France. 18013
Prayer ;, from... Der, freischiitz, by C.
M. von Weber, arr. by A. Garland ;
pi. ©: Aug. 16; 19287"°2 @ Ate. 27s
E 698198 ; Theodore Presser co., Phil-
adelphia. 18014
Preciosa; or, The Spanish student,
opera in 1 act, 3 scenes, book by
Henry Wadsworth Longfeilow,
adapted and set to music by E. EH.
Freer, op. 37. Milwaukee, William
A. Kaun music co. © Aug.-10, 1928;
2c. Aug. 13; D 27353 ; Hleanor Ever-
est Freer, Chicago. 18015
Prélude dramatique; par J. Guy Ro-
partz, arr. by 8. Chapelier, of
France; orch., parties séparées, avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © July 12,
1928; 1 c. Aug. 21; EH 697554; Rouart,
Lerolle & cie., Paris. 18016
Prelude in E minor; by H. Kegen,
op: 18; pi. © 1 «. Aug panes:
E 695808; Harry Kogen, Chicago.
. 18017
Preludio nim. 1; por:-A. Miramontes,
of Mexico: pf. © Aug. 1, 1928; 1 «¢.
Aug. 15; H 697417; Arnulfo. Mira-
montes, Mexico City, Mexico. 18018
Presagio; vals-cancion, letra y musica
de Belisario de Jesis Garcia, of
Mexico. © July 1, 1928; 1 c Aug.
30; E 697694; A. Wagner y Levien,
sucs., Ss. en ¢c., Mexico City, Mexico.
18019
Pretending; words by H. Grossman,
music by E. D. Ted Ward. © 1 «.
Aug. 30, 1928; E 704238; Edward
Grossman and Edward Denver
Ward, Brooklyn. 18020
Pretty, petite and sweet; from Just
a minute, words by Walter O’Keefe,
music by Harry Archer. .[Werds
and melody only] ©-1 ¢« Aug. 3,
1928; H 695852: De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, ine., New York.
18021
Pretty Phyllis; old French song, Eng-
lish words by J. Coates, pf. acc. by
Owen Mase, of England. London,
Novello & co., ltd. © Aug. 14, 1928;
1c. Aug. 15; E 697401; John Coates,
Northwood, England, 18022
Pretty thing; words and music by
Hlmer Olson and C. Paul Murphy,
arr. by Rube Bennett; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © Aug. 2, 1928; 2. ec. Aug.
6: E 696808; Milton Weil music co.,
Chicago. 18023
Primero de Mayo; marcha, por Jorge
Deleon Paniagua, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at El Paso; pf. © 1c. Aug.
20,1928; E 704035; Alberto Solis,
Hl Paso. 18024
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
: 18048
Princess; valse-boston, de F. Warms,
of France; orch., avee pf. conduc-
teur, -4to. .©. July 12, 1928:;, 1..¢.
Aug. 21; E 697546; Lucien de La-
cour, Paris. 18025
Principessa; tango, di Alfredo Gian-
nini, of Italy. 8vo.
1928; 1 c. Aug. 6; E 697399; Italian
- book co., New York. 18026
Proposed two for you; waltz, music
by M. Abramowitz. [Melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 27, 1928; E 704154; Mor-
ris Abramowitz, Brooklyn. 18027
Psaltery (The) book; by S. N. Cole-
man. New York, Creative music
studio. © Aug. 2, 1928; 2 c. Aug.
9; aff. Sept. 1; A 1087842; Satis N.
Coleman, New York. 18028
P’tit brin d’amour; paroles de Mis-
tinguett, musique de Fred Mélé et
Craven, both of France. © July 12,
1928; 1 c. Aug. 21; E 697561; Edi-
tions musicales Evette, Paris.
Pua tubarose (Tuberose blossom) ;
words and music by Kimo Kamana;
pf., ukulele and guit. ace. (Jn Songs |
of Hawaii.) © Aug. 22, 1928; 2.«¢.
Aug. 27; E 698302; Charles HE. King,
Honolulu, Hawaii. 18030
Puck: film musik, von Karl Lothar
Miculiez, bearb. von Ali Pach, of |
Austria; salon orch. mit pf.-direc-
tion. -4to.
4; EH 697418; Film-musik-union, G.
m. b. H., Berlin. 18031
Purple road; words by Effa Preston,
music by James Beam; pf. and uku-
lele ace. New York, Chappell-
Harms, inc. © July 27, 1928; 2c.
July 28;,E 696693; Harms, _ine.,
New York. 18032
Put a flavor to love; fox trot, words
and music by W. Crawley; pt. and
ukulele ace. © June 1, 1928; 2 «¢.
Aug. 3; E 696713; Wilton Crawley,
New York. 18033
Put our Al -in Budweizer [!] will
grin; campaign song, words and
music by Mr. and Mrs. John Mc-
Varish. 1. Fox trot—2. Waltz. ©
1 ¢. each Aug. 11, 1928; E 698172,
698173 ; John McVarish, Harrisburg,
Pa. 18034, 18035
Quand j’étais petit; paroles de Mare
Hély, musique de Paul Maye, of
France; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by Francis Salabert. © July 12,
1928; 1 e. Aug. 21; E 697595; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 18036
© Apr. 15,
18029 |
© May 5, 1928; 1 c. Aug. |
-Radomian dance; by Edward A. Muel-
Quand on est jeune; 6/8 one step, par
René Mercier, arr. par F. Salabert,
of France; orch., avec pf. conduc-
teur et paroles. 4to. © July 12,
1928;.1.¢e. Aug. 21; E 697599; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 18037
Quatuor; par Jean Cartan, of France;
2 violons, alto et violoncelle; en ré
min. 12mo. © July 12, 1928; 1 ¢.
Aug. 21; E 697523; Siréne musicale,
Paris. 18038
Queen (The oO Bowling Green ;
words by Isaac J. Frazee, music by
A. A. Riddell. © June 30, 1928;
2 ec. Aug. 1; EH 696637; Annette A.
Riddell, Laguna Beach, Calif.
. 18039
Queja gaucha; tango Argentino, ver-
sos de Hugenio Cardenas, mtsica de
Augusto P. Berto, of Mexico. ©
June 10, 1928; 1.¢. Aug. 80; EH
697696; A. Wagner y Levien, sucs.,
Ss. en. @., Mexico City, Mexico. 18040
Question (The) ; words and music by
Sister Devamata [i. e. Laura F.
Glenn] © 1 e@ July 5, 1928; EB
696794; Laura: KF. Glenn, La Cres-
eenta, Calif. 18041
Quiero verte; cancion Mexicana, letra
y musica de Luis Hstevané, of Mex-
ico, domiciled at El Paso: pf. ©
‘(1 ¢e. Aug. 20, 1928; BH 704023; Al-
berto Solis, El Paso. 18042
ler; pf., 4 hands. © Aug. 24, 1928;
2 ¢. Aug. 27; BH 699210; John Church
co., Cincinnati, O. 18043
Railroad porter blues; words and mel-
ody by Spencer Williams.’ © 1 ec.
Aug. 11, 1928; E 696975; Georgia
music ¢o., New York. 18044
Rainbow’s end; poem by Mary Ricca
Compton, music by E. L. Ricca. ©
1c. Aug. 31, 1928; EH 704289; Emile
Louis Ricca, San Jose, Calif. 18045
Rainy (A) day; by Myra Elsworth
Burdick; pf. © Aug. 3, 1928; 2 e.
Aug. 9; E 696891; G. Schirmer inc.,
New York. 18046
Ramas csizmat, to estét kivanok, ud-
varom udvarom; melody by Nador
Joska, of Hungary. ©1c. July 23,
1928; E 695656; Marton Sandor,
Budapest, Hungary. 18047
Ramblin’ mind blues; words and mel-
ody by Williard Thomas. ©.-1 e.
Aug. 10, 1928;- E 696936; Chicago
music pub. co. ine., Chicago. 18048
939
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18049
pt. ill, n. S., v. 23
Ramona; waltz song, lyrics by L.
Wolfe Gilbert, Italian version by
Maria Perrocata, Spanish version by
Juan Velasquez, music by Mabel
Wayne; pf. ace. with ukulele or
banjulele banjo arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © Aug: 21, 1928; 2 c. Aug.
23; E 698229; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 18049
Razor blades; syneopation, by Raie
Da Costa, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Aug. 7, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 8; E 697356;
Keith, Prowse & .co., ltd., London.
18050
Realmonte; waltz, musica di G. Ca-
pizzi. [Melody only] © 1c. Aug.
14, 1928; E 699003; Giacomo Ca-
pizzi, New York. 18051
Regen; filmcapriccio,' von Hans May,
bearb. von L. Zeitlberger, both of
Germany; orch., mit pf.-direction.
4to. © July 26, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 14;
EX 6974380; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
18052
Remember me; words by Wally Brain- ©
ard, music by Richard M. Jones;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Aug. 16,
1928; 2 ec. Aug. 18; EH 699054; For-
ster music publisher, inc., Chicago.
18053
Reminiscence; by H.. Kogen, op. 9; pf.
© 1 ¢ Aug. 1, 1928; E 695810;
Harry Kogen, Chicago.
Republican march; words and music
by P. H. Horvath. © 1c. Aug. 1,
1928; E 696653; Paul Hutyan Hor-
vath, Daisytown, Pa. 18055
Requiem aeternam; death and the fu-
ture, music by Ludwig Hellwig,
copyright is based upon new matter
of Carl F. Pfatteicher, namely, his
interpretation represented in the
legible notation thereof contained in
the copies filed; male voices a ¢ca-
pella. 4to.’ © Feb. 14; 1928; 2 ec.
June 27; E 699197; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 18056
Restless Mary ; by Chick Story [pseud.
of Oliver BE. Story]; 1st violin. ©
1c. Aug. 30, 1928; BE 704244; Cres-
cent music pub. co., Boston. 18057
Retort (The); words anon., music by
Gerrard Williams, of Great Britain.
© Aug! 2 P9282 090i” Ano! Oe
697442; Hdwin Ashdown, Itd., Lon-
don, 18058
Return of the gondoliers; by Carl W.
Kern, arr. by Edouard Hesselberg ;
pf., 4 hands. © July 31, 1928; 2 ec.
18054
Aug. 2; EH 695790; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago. (18059
Revenge ; by Domenico Savino; pf. ©
July 11, 1928; 2c. July 12; BE 695380;
Robbins music corp., New York.
18060
Revenge; waltz song, lyric by Sam
Lewis and Joe Young, music by
Harry Akst; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Aug. 22, 1928; 2 ec. Aug. 28; B
699208; Remick music corp., New
York. 18061
Revolution; by R. S. Stoughton; pf.
© Aug. 9, 1928; 2 ¢ Aug. 20; E
699143 ; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston.
18062
Richmond high, march; by A. J. Bur-
roughs; band with solo B flat cornet
conductor. 4to. © Aug. 10,1928; 2c.
Aug. 13; E 698032; Alfred Jesse Bur-
roughs, Richmond. - 18063
Ricordi del passato; versi e musica di
F. Trombetta. 4to. [Words and
melody only] © July 10, 1928; 2 ¢.
Aug. 2; EH 695783 ; Francesco Trom-
betta, Philadelphia. 18064
Rien n’est si doux; paroles par Elie
Bourgault, musique de J. R. Dick,
of Canada; violin et pf. ace. ©
July 18, 1928; 1c. July 30; E 697339 ;
Joseph Robert Dick, St. George Hast,
Que., Canada. 18065
Rigadoon royal; [arranged] by Alfred
Moffat, of Great Britain; violin
with pf. ace. (Thirty-three 18th cen-
tury English violin pieces with pf.
ace.) © June 15, 1928; 1 c. July
28; E 697295; Schott & co., ltd., Lon-
don. [© arrangement] 18066
Right ho; words and music by A.
O'Brian.’ © 1 ¢c. Aus. Zo) 4923's: bh
704125; Adele O’Brian, Columbus, O.
18067
Rinconcito lejano . . .; cancidn Mexi-
cana, letra de Gustavo Hoyos Ruiz,
musica de Alfonso Esparza Oteo, of
Mexico. © July 1, 1928; 1 c. Aug.
30; E 697695; A. Wagner y Levien,
sues., Ss. en ¢., Mexico City, Mexico.
18068
Ritorna amamma amé; words and mu-
sic by P. Sciascia. [Words and
melody only] ©1 ce. Aug. 29, 1928;
E. 704209; Pasquale Sciascia, Phila-
delphia. 18069
Ritorno; appassionato gioioso, von
Fritz Wenneis, instrumentiert von
Ali Pach, of Austria ; salon-orchester,
mit pf. direktion. © May 5, 1928;
940
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
Le. Aug. 4; E 697367; Film-musik-
union, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 18070
Rivera (Nicholas) Hymn; words and
music by N. Rivera, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at San Francisco. © May 29,
1928 ; 2c. Aug. 6; E 695865; Nicholas
Rivera, San Francisco. 18071
Rivolta ; film-musik, von Gottfried Hup-
pertz, of Germany; salon orch., mit
pf.direction. © May 5, 1928; 1 e¢.
July 31; E 697319; Film-musik-union,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 18072
Roberte; waltz, by Werner R. Hey-
mann, of Germany; melody with pf.
ace. ©i1c. Aug. 8, 1928; E 695929 ;
Fred Wreede, Berlin-Wilmersdorf 1,
Germany. 18073
Robin’s (The) return; lyric by Fred-
erick H. Martens, music by Leander
Fisher, arr. by Christopher O’Hare.
4to. 1. 3-part choral; sop., 1, 2, and
alto.—2. 2-part choral. © Aug. 3,
1928; 2 c. each Aug. 4; E 695830,
695832; Kay and Kay music pub.
corp., New York. 18074, 18075
Rocking (The) chair; by Felix Swin-
stead, of Great Britain; pf. © Aug.
2, 1928;.,1.c. Aug... 17;. BE. 697449;
Edwin Ashdown, ltd., London. 18076
Rodrigo (Joaquin) Deux esquisses
pour violon et piano; par Joaquin
Rodrigo, of Spain. 1. L’amoureuse
au bord de la petite fontaine. [1
other] © July 12, 1928; 1 c. Aug.
21; E 697555; Rouart, Lerolle et cie,
Paris. 18077
Rosleins heimweh; melodisches_ ton-
stitick, von C. Heins, op. 166, bearb.
von Hermann Wenzel, both of Ger-
many; pf. © Mar. 16, 1928; 1 «¢.
June 13; E 607463 ; Carl Heins, Leip-
zig. 18078
Rokseth (Y.) Trois chansonniers
francais du XV° siécle; toute la
partie musicale [éditée] de Y. Rok-
seth et G. Thibault, of France. fasc.
To ey Dee ok, 1920S 1e Apr: 27;
1928; A—Foreign 38706; HE. Droz,
Paris. 18079
Roll on Rotary; words and music by
Kenneth Mackenzie; mixed voices.
i) oly 2b; 1998" 2 e-"Aue: 7: Bi
695856; Westport Rotary club, West-
port, Conn.
Rolly-bolly baby ; words and melody by
Wendell Hall. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1928;
E 696987; Wendell Hall music pub-
lishers, Chicago. 18081
18080:
18091
a
Romance; par C. Boellmann, arr. par
F. Salabert, of France; orch., avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © July 12,
1928; 1c¢ Aug. 21; EH 697585; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 18082
Romantic (A) night; nocturne, by
Maurice Spitalny, arr. by Floyd J.
St. Clair; orch. © Aug. 8, 1928; 2 ¢.
Aug. 7; E 695871; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 18083
Ronald (Landon) Four album songs:
words by Arthur L. Salmon, Irene
Oldershaw and James Thomson, mu-
sic by L. Ronald, of Great Britain;
med. voice. © July 5, 1928; 1 «¢.
Aug. 21; E 697507; Enoch & sons
(1927), ltd., London. 18084
Rosas de Anahuac; waltz lento, por
F. A. Vargas; pf. © Aug. 3, 1928;
2c. Aug. 6; E 696765; Fernando A.
Vargas, Philadelphia. 18085
Rose; theme song, lyric and music by
Jack Arthur and Horace Lapp, both
of Canada. © Aug. 18, 1928; 1 «¢.
Aug. 22; E 697486; Capitol publish-
ers, Toronto, Canada. 18086
Rose, I do love thee; fox trot, par
F. Warms, of France; orch., parties
séparées, avec pf. conducteur. ©
sully 82... D928 2° 1. C. sadie® eee Hy
697549 ; Lucien de Lacour, Paris.
18087
Rose (The) I planted for you; 2 pt.
song, words by Mae Dunai, music by
Chester Nordman. 4to. © July 28,
1928; 2 c. July 30; E 695875; Shat-
tinger piano & music co., St. Louis.
18088
Rose (A) in a garden; words and
music by M. L. Fellmann. [Photo-
stat). © DPolew Aug re23 >)
698132; Marie Louise Fellmann, San
Francisco. 18089
Rose in the bud; words by Perey J.
Barrow, music by Dorothy Forster,
arr. by Clarence Lueas, of Great
Britain; 3 female voices. New
York, Chappell-Harms, ine. 4to. ©
Aug. 22, 1928; 1 e. Aug. 24; EB
697670; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
18090
Rose o’ Glengary; Irish ballad, by
J. E. Vail. SkKaneateles, N. Y., A.
E. Gridley. © Aug. 20, 1928; 2 e.
Aug. 18; E 698163; Josephine
Eldridge Vail, Thompsonville, Conn.
18091
941
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18092
Rose of my garden dreams; words and
music by Robert B. Rohrbach and
John M. Schlegel, jr. © Aug. 7,
1928; 2 c Aug. 9; E 695916; Schle-
gel and Rohrbach, Allentown, Pa.
18092
Roses: (The) of my garden; fox trot,
de Edmond Mahieux, of France;
orch., avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Jily 12, 1928; 1 c, Anpie2tar) Eb
697559; HEditions musicales Evette,
Paris. 18093
Roses of yesterday; words and melody
by I. Berlin. ©1c. Aug. 14, 1928;
E 699004; Irving Berlin, ine., New
York. 18094
Rosita; Spanish song, words and mu-
sic by B. Amador, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Calexico, Calif. ©1ce. Aug.
29, 1928; E 704182; Benito Amador,
Calexico, Calif. 18095
Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio) -Tem-
péte; extrait du Barbier de Séville,
arr. par F. Salabert,
orch., avee pf. conducteur. 4to.
duly 12," 19283. 146. Auer 2hs. Hi
697600; Francis Salabert, Paris.
18096
Russian rag; interpolating the Prelude
by Rachmaninoff, by George L.
Cobb, arr. by Roy Smeck; ten. banjo,
with Pl. Ace. © Aug, 2° 1928-2 e@.
Aug. 8; E 696720; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
18097
Russian roubles; fox trot, by the Ma-
haraja Saheb of Porbandar, of Great
Britain, arr. by Lewis Stone, of
Great Britain; orch., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © dune 8, 1928; 1.4
June 19; E 692881; Hawkes & son
(London) ltd., London. 18098
Rustic (A) dance; by Myra Elsworth
Burdick: pf, "© (Awes 3, 1928: 2 ‘ec:
Aug. 9; E 696894; G. Schirmer ine.,
New York. 18099
Rutland (Harold) Two sea-shanties ;
arr. by H. Rutland, of England; pf.
1. Shenandoah. [1 other] © July
30, 1928; 1 « July 31; E 697344;
Elkin & co., ltd., London. 18100
’S all over but the shouting; from
‘Hold everything, words and melody
by B. G. De Sylva, Lew Brown and
Ray Henderson. © 1c. Aug. 11,
1928; E 698011; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc., New York. 18101
of France;
pt. 111, n. S., v. 23
Sad (The) story; words by F. Roma,
music by Robt. H. Brennen. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 8,
1928; E 696857; Frank Roma, Lodi,
Bae 18102
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) Mar-
che du synode de Henry VIII; orch.
de Roger Branga, of France; petit
orch., avec pf. conducteur. © July
12, 1928; 1 c« Aug. 21; E 697572;
Durand et cie., Paris. 18103
— Ronde de nuit d’Htienne Marcel;
arr. par Roger Branga, of France;
petit orch., avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
© July 12, 1928; 1 « Aug. 21; E
697570; Durand et cie., Paris.
18104
Sally I’ve found you; fox trot, words
by E. Dodson, melody by Lillian
Ruth [pseud. of Lillian Ruth Dod-
son | 1 ec. Aug. 10, 1928; E
695950; Edgar Dodson, Oakland, -
Calif. 18105
Sancta Maria; musique par Alex. de
Taeye, of Belgium; chceur mixte 4 4
voix, soli et orgue. © July 12,
1928; 1 c. Aug. 21; E 697618; Chou-
dens, Paris. 18106
Sand (The) dance; schottische, by
Robert C. Williams; pf. © July 25,
1928; 2 c..Aug.. 2; E 695772; An-
thony brothers, Fall River, Mass.
18107
Santa Clara valley; waltz song, words
and music by J. W. Barrows.
[Words and melody only] [Blue-
print] © 1° ¢) Aug 30, e260 Er
704237; Joseph Whitman Barrows,
Palo Alto, Calif. 18108
Saskatchewan; fox trot, words -by
Edgar Leslie, music by Jos. Geo.
Gilbert, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by .Alvin .D. Keech; , in) F.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Aug. 17,.1928; 1 «& Aug. 18 E
697660; Lawrence Wright music ce.,
London. 18109
Saviour (The) and the rose; words
and music by Otto Funk. © July
26, 1928; 2 ec: July 30; E 696708;
A. L. Grundy music pub. co., Mor-
risonville, Tl. 18110
Say when; from Say when, words by
Raymond Klages, music by Jesse
Greer; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by Hank Linet [pseud. of Henry A.
Linet] © July 30, 1928; 2 ¢ July
31; E 696633; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 18111
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no. 8, 1928
: 18131
Scandal; film-musik, von Ernst
Fischer, of Germany; salon orch.
mit pf.-direction. 4t0. © May 5,
1928; 1 ec. July 31; E 697316; Film-
musik-union, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
18112
Searecrow (The); poem by Michael
Franklin, retold in the form of 6
fantastie pf. solos by James Ching,
of Great Britain. 1. A scarecrow
stood in a field one day. [5 others]
© Aug. 23, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 30; E
697688 ; Forsyth bros., ltd., London.
18113
Seénes de carnayal; (Carnival scenes) ;
by Joseph Nussbaum; pf. 1. Panto-
mime. [3 others] © Aug. 22, 1928;
2 ec. Aug. 21; E 698227; Sam Fox
pub. ¢co., Cleveland, 18114
Scenics; theatre organ series, sketched
for the organ by Emil Velazco. folio
3. 1. Silent places. [4 others] ©
July 24, 1928; 2 ec. July 25; EH
698107; Irving Berlin standard
musie corp., New York. 18115
Scheiden; worte von G. Massey,
Deutsche uebersetzung und musik
von H. Behr. © Aug. 17, 1928; 2c.
Aug. 21; E 698208; Herman Behr,
Brooklyn. 18116
School (The) drill; march, by Stewart
B. Emerson; pf. © July 25, 1928;
2 e Aug. 2; E 695770; Anthony
brothers, Fall River, Mass. 18117
Schubert (Franz Peter) Sonate nr.
2; neu bearb., teilweise erganzt u.
mit fingersitzen versehen, mit
schluss von Walter Rehberg, of Ger-
many; klavier; in C dur. © July
11, 1928; 1 ec. July 24; E 697425;
Steingriiber-verlag, Leipzig. 18118
Schumann (Robert Alexander)
Schlummerlied ; op. 124, no. 16 [and]
Triumerei; op. 15, no. 7; von R.
Schumann, arr. von Leo Artok, of
Germany; salon orch., mit pf.-con-
ductor. © July 31, 1928; 1 c. July
30; E 697308; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. 18119
Sciecco mal‘ziusu; versi e musica di
P. Cittarella, of Italy, domiciled at
Philadelphia. [Words and melody
enly¥|;; © 1. ce: July. 23; 1928.:- BH
696431; Paul Cittarella, Philadel-
phia. 18120
Sé que te vas a casar; letra y musica
por I. M. Valle, of Mexico, domiciled
at Chicago: 2 treble voices. © 1.
Aug. 13, 1928; E 698003; Ignacio
M. Valle, Chicago. 18121
Second childhood; words and music
by B. G. DeSylva, Lew Brown and
Ray Henderson. [Words aud mel-
ody only} ©1e. July 7, 1928; E
704264; DeSylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 18122
Secret; by W. C. Gunther; pf. ©
June 12:;39283 2ic dude 133: EB
698111; William Carl Gunther, New
York. 18123
Secret (The) of my heart; words by
R. H. Parsons, musie by Sylvester
ir Cross) ©'1 « Aug. 15, 1928;
E 698136; Ruth Edythe Parsons,
Salem, Or. 18124
See, this the lamb of God; music by
‘Christian Weeber [and] Shepherd of
Israel, give ear; words by O.' Nean-
der, music by C. Stein, copyright is
based upon new matter of Carl F.
Pfatteicher, namely, his interpreta-
tion represented in the leg ble nota-
tion thereof contained in the copies
filed; male voices a capella. 4to. ©
Feb; 18, 0192383 \: 2) cx: Fame - 203.1 B
694986; Carl Fischer, ine. New
York. 18125
Seek ye the Lord; sacred solo, music
by Eusebia Simpson. 1. H gh voice
in G.—2. Med. voice, in F.—3. Low
voice, in D flat. © Aug. 20, 1928;
2c. each, Aug. 30; E 699214; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 18126
Selection on popular songs; music by
Eric Coates, selected and arr. by H.
M. Higgs, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Aust °S,. 1998: 1 ec Ause 22-1
697663 ; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
18127
Selska zydiwoczka; music by P. Hum-
eniuk. [Melody only] ©1e. Aug.
29, 1928; E 704203; Paul Humeniuk,
New York. 18128
Semitone study in ©; no. 12 of Ele-
mentary studies for violin, by
Rowsby Woof, of Great Britain. ~
(In 1929 school examinations violin,
primary division, list A) © July
18, 1928; 1 c. July 27; E 697698;
Associated board of the Royal
academy of music and the Royal
college of music, London. 18129
Send her back to she ma; words and
melody by Adrian Johnson. © 1 «.
Aug. 8, 1928; E 696736; United pub.
co., New York. 18130
Senior class song of 1929: words and
music by M. B. Alexander. © July
24, 1928; 2c. July 30; E 696635;
Martha B. Alexander, Piedmont,
Calif. 18131
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18182
pt. fines. v.23
Sentimental Swanee; words by Al
Bryan, music by Joseph Nussbaum.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Aug. 4, 1928; E 695848; Sam Fox
pub. co., Cleveland. 18132
Serape (El) ; Mexican dance, by Cady
C. Kenney; pf. © Aug. 9, 1928;
2 e Aug. 20; E 699134; Walter
Jacobs, ine., Boston. 18133
Serenade; by Myra Elsworth Burdick ;
pf. © Aug. 3, 1928; 2c. Aug. 9; EB
696895 ; G. Schirmer inc., New York.
18134
Sérénade d’extase; by Perey E. Fletch-
er, of England; pf. © Aug. 3, 1928;
1 ce. Aug. 18; E 697466; Hawkes &
son (London) Itd., London.
Serenade melanecolique; by A. Graf-
stein, op. 3; violin and pf. ©l1e.
Aug. 17, 1928; E 699072; Aaron
Grafstein, Brooklyn. 18136
Serenata; trio, par Enrico Toselli, op.
6, arr. par Ernest Reeves, of Eng-
land; violon, violoncelle et pf. ©
July 12, 1928;
697533 ; Delrieu fréres, Nice, France.
18137
Serio (El); flamenco, por F. A. Var-
gas; pf. © July 24, 1928; 2c. Aug.
6; E 696766; Fernando A. Vargas,
Philadelphia. 18138
Service (The) man’s farewell; words
and melody by H. L. Haynie. ©1e.
Aug. 138, 1928; E 695962; Hood Lu-
cas Haynie, Elsinore, Calif. 18139
Set of toasts; arr. by Boosey & co.,
ltd., of Great Britain; band and
orch. pts., with pf.-conductor. 4to.
© July 20, 1928; 1 ec Aug. 21; E
697519; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
18140
Sharpe (Cedric) Five little solos; by
C. Sharpe, of Great Britain; violon-
cello, pf. ace. i. La poupee. [4
others] © July 6, 1928; 1 ¢«. July
18; E 697384; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London. 18141
She’s a dandy girl; words by B. Moore,
music by David Reed. © 1c. Aug.
1, 1928; E 696647 ; Bonnie Moore, Hr-
langer, N. C. 18142
She’s my lovely, lazy Daisy; words by
Mrs. U. P. Cutts, music by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ce. Aug. 29, 1928; E 704229; Gladys
Campbell Cutts, Bullock, N. C.
18143
She’s such a perfect lady; words by
EK. Grossman, music by Ted Ward
18135.
dG Augir2t) Bh -
[pseud. of E. D. Ward] © 1c. Aug.
15, 1928; E 698058; Edward Gross-
man and Edward Denver Ward,
Brooklyn. 18144
Shepherds’ dance; words by Frederick
H. Martens, musie by Edward Ger-
man, arr. by Gottfried H. Federlein.
4to. 1. Mixed voices. 2. Men’s
voices. © Aug. 3, 1928; 2c. Aug. 9;
E 696879, 696880; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 18145, 18146
Shiver m’ timbers; nautical narrative,
by H. Elliott-Smith, of Great Brit-
ain; orch., with pf. conductor. ©
Aug. 4, 1928; 1 ec. Aug. 21; E 697511;
Boosey & co., lItd., London. 18147
Shoe shiners drag; by Ferd, Jelly Roll,
Morton; pf. © Aug. 15, 1928; 2 e.
Aug. 18; E 699059; Melrose bros.
musie ¢co., inc., Chicago. 18148
Show boat; selection, by Jerome Kern,
selected and arr. by J. Ord Hume,
of Great Britain; brass band. lLon-
don-Sydney, Chappell & co., ltd. 4to.
© July 30, 1928: 1 c Aue lis;
697420; T. B. Harms co., New York.
18149
Show girl; words by E. Grossman, mu-
sic by Ted Ward [i. e. E. D. Ward]
©l1c. Aug. 28, 1928; E 704189; Ed-
ward Grossman and Edward Denver
Ward, Brooklyn. 18150
Si aste quisiera; cancion Mexicana,
letra y musica de Jorge Deleon
Paniagua, of Mexico, domiciled at
El Paso; dos voces. © 1c. Aug. 20,
1928; E 704087; Alberto Solis, El
Paso. 18151
Siegeshymne; 1870, worte und musik
von H. Behr. © Aug. 17, 1928; 2 ¢.
Aug. 21; E 698209; Herman Behr,
Brooklyn. 18152
Silence; words by Perey Edgar, music
by Harris Weston, of Great Britain ;
in D. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Aug. 20, 1928; 1 c« Aug.
22; E 697635; Francis, Day & Hun-
ter, ltd., London. 18153
Silent love; words by J. W. Keiller,
music by Bauer bros.; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © 1c. Aug. 16, 1928; H
704175; James William Keiller, Sa-
vanna, Ill. 18154
Silvry seas of memory; words and
music by Billy Male, arr. by L.
Hawk. [Photostat] © 1 ¢. Aug.
20, 1928; E 704002; Billy Male, Hon-
olulu, T. H. 18155
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
Simple romance; par Roger. Guttin-
guer, of France; violon, violoncelle
et contrebasse, avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © July 18, 1928; 1 ce. July 28;
E 697340; Société anonyme des édi-
tions Ricordi, Paris. 18156
Simplicity ; by J. Lewis Browne; copy-
rght is claimed upon new matter
of J. L. Browne, namely his arrange-
ment for organ as contained in the
copies filed. © June 25, 1928; 2c.
June 27; E 696005; John Church co.,
Cincinnati. 18157
Sims (Lee) piano method; jazz, a
complete instructor by Lee Sims, ed.
by Carleton L. Colby. © Aug. 15,
1928; 2 ec. Aug. 21; E 699150; Ted
Browne music co., ine., Chicago.
18158
Since I fell in love with you; original
lyric by Florian and Robert Kat-
scher, words by Ralph Stanley, mu-
sie by R. Katscher, English arr. by
Harry S. Pepper, of Great Britain;
pf. ace.,; with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech; in
G. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © July 16, 1928; 1 ec. July
17;, EH 697278; B. Feldman. & @o.,
London. 18159
Since I’ve grown so used to you; words
and music by G. E. Harris. © July
26, 1928; 2. ¢. July 30; E 696698;
George E. Harris, Oklahoma City,
Ok1. 18160
Since you have gone; lyrics by Oscar
Lasser, music by H. Rubenstein, of
Russia, domiciled at Sanatorium,
Col. ©i1c. Aug. 16, 1928; E 698126 ;
Harry Rubenstein, Sanatorium, Col.
18161.
Since you said there is no Santa Claus;
words and music by M. Speizman.
©1c. Aug. 22, 1928; E 704069; Mor-
ris Speizman, New York. 18162
Sincerely; words by Johnny Mack and
Phil Julius, music by A. S. Levitt.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 4, 1928; E 696776; Arthur S.
Levitt, Cleveland. 18163
Sing a song when happy; vocal fox-
trot, words and music by Ernest
Melvin, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele arr.
by Keech; in E flat. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Aug. 9, 1928;
1 ¢c. Aug. 22; E 697664; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London.
18164
18175
~
Sing lo; words by EH. J. McLane, music
by J. Coakley. [Words and melody
ONLY 1.6 ban G pe, 20..t0eo., ES
704150 ; Jack Coakley and Edward J.
McLane, San Francisco. 18165
Sing no sad songs for me; text by
Christina G. Rossetti, music by Ray-
mond Earle Mitchell; med. voice; in
EH. Chicago, H. T. Fitz-Simons, pub-
lisher. © July 21, 1928; 2c. Aus. 7;
E 698110; H. T. Fitz-Simons, Chi-
cago. 18166
Sing sister sing; stuttering song, words
by Howard Johnson, music by Robert
King; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
A. J. Franchini. © Aug. 3, 1928;
2 ¢c.. Aug. 4; E 696752; Skidmore
music co., inc., New York. 18167
Sing the merry harvest song; from the
cantata, The harvest, text by ©. Gor-
don Wilcox, music by Richard
Kountz; 4 pt. song, mixed voices.
Ato. © Aug. 25, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 29;
E 699221; M: Witmark & sons, New
York. 18168
Singende (Der) teufel; oper in vier
aufztigen, von Franz Schreker, of
Austria, klavierauszug mit text von
Walter Gmeindl, © June 27, 1928;
1c. Aug. 8; D 27347; Universal edi-
tion actiengesellschaft, Vienna.
18169
Sir Patrick Spens; traditional ballad,
set to music by Herbert Howells, of
England, op. 23; bar. solo and cho:
4to. © Aug: 14, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 15;
E 697411; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don. 18170
Sirba slanic: by J. Moskowitz. [Mel-
ody only] ©1e. Aug. 21, 1928; BE
7040438; Joseph Moskowitz, New
York. 18171
Six, sixteen or sixty, we need mother;
words and music by W. L. McCredie.
(C)- Aug. 10, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 21: H
699147 ; Walter L. McCredie, Everett,
Wash. 18172
Skaters (The) ; arpeggio piece, by Lud-
wig Renk: pf. © Aug. 16, 1928; 2c.
Aug. 17; E 699097 ; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 18173
Skeeter and bumble bee; words and
music by Bob Miller. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Aug. 29, 1928;
E 704198; Robbins music corp., New
York. 18174
Skirts and shapes; words and melody
by G. Lee. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1928:
E 695992; Guy Lee, New York.
: 18175
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18176
Sky blue; waltz, by Walter Rolfe; pf.
Boston, Evans musi¢ co. © Aug, 21,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 24; E 698260; M..T.
. EHKyans, Boston, 18176
Sleep baby sleep; by Johnny Tucker
and Joe Schuster, scored by George
J. Trinkaus; vocal orch., in D. 4to.
©: Aug. 16, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 20; E
699109: M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 18177
Sleep baby sleep; words and music by
Johnny Tucker and Joe Schuster ; pf.
and ukulele ace.. © July 31, 1928;
2 ¢«. Aug. 3; E 696812; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 18178
Sleep, Dolly, sleep; lullaby, by Myra
Elsworth Burdick; pf., with words.
OreAdig: 1821928122 ve Ange O30 H
696883; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
18179
Sleep, my baby; words by Edna Leigh-
ton, music by Oscar Condon; high or
med. voice. “Cy Aus: 3: 1928 : 2m:
Aug. 9; H 696887; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York.
Sleepy Hollow; waltz, words by Derek
Barnes, music by Paul Barry, of
Great Britain; pf.'and ukulele acc.;
in #. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © July 24, 1928; 1 c Aug.
22; E 697665; Ascherberg, Hopwood
& Crew, ltd., London. 18181
Sleepy Honolulu town; words and
melody by Mary Warl [pseud. of
Robert King], Ted Fiorito and
Harry Warren. ©1c. Aug. 9, 1928;
EK 695918; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inec., New York. 18182
Sleepy (A) song; by F. Griesinger, op.
1; pf. Cleveland, Carr studio.
Aug. 29, 1928)2°" 2, es) vAme. . Zoi ih)
699236; Frederick Griesinger, Cleve-
land. 18183
Sleepy time; musical play for little
folk, in 38 scenes, words and music
by Alice Remsen. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. June 29, 1928; D
27350; Alice Remsen, New York.
18184
Small (Jacob Lionel) Twenty-seven
melodious and rhythmical exercises ;
by J... Small; cornet or trumpet.
CG) Fuly 24, OZR = Datars Sale) aetna)
696767; Jacob Lionel Small, Wilkes-
Barre, Pa. 18185
Small (A). violet. I. plucked, from
mothei’s grave; words and music by
HK. W. Shockley. [Words and melody
ony] "Owl. ef Auger2o. 1928 oh
18180°
pt. 111, n. S., Veco
704227 ; Emory W. Shockley, Salis-
bury, Md. 18186
Smile; lyric and musie by Terese Rob-
ert [pseud. of T. Shiverts] [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Aug. 8,
1928; E 696855; Theresa Shiverts,
New York. 18187
Smiroth Zebulon; recitative fiir kan-
toren, redigiert und hrsg. von Zebu-
leon Kwartin. Erstes sammelwerk
Seinen improvisationen. 4to
(Qqybyat Aya)
-© June 26, 1928; 2 ¢. and aff June
29; A 1084051; S. Kwartin, Brook-
lyn. 18188
Snake eyes; melody by H. S. Parham.
©.1c. Aug. 8, 1928; E 696850; H.
Strathdene Parham, Chicago. 18189
Snake hip dance ; words and music by
Wilton Crawley, arr. by Harry
Schoolfield; pf. and. ukulele acc.
New York, Crawley music co. ©
Aug.’ 10, 192832 e@ vAugiod5:) BE
68045 5 Wilton Crawley, New York.
18190
Snake hips dance; words and music
by. W. Crawley, arr. by Harry
Schoolfield; pf. and ukulele acc.
1c, Aug. 38, 1928; E 686743; Wilton
Crawley, New York. 18191
Snick-a-doodle; rag, by J. Vollmar;
Hawaiian guit. with regular guit.
ace. © Aug. 8, 1928; 2 ec Aug. 15;
EH 688050; Jacob Vollmar, Rochester,
Na iXs 18192
Snitchin’ gambler blues; words and
melody by Will Slade. © 1c. Aug.
6, 1928; E 696783; R. S. Peer, New
York. 18193
Snow (A) song of Russia; by Vladi-
mir Heifetz; pf. © Aug. 24, 1928;
2c. Aug. 25; E 698309; Schroeder
& Gunther, ine., New York. 18194
Snowflakes; by W. F. Wirges: pf. ©
Aug; 16, 1928; ..2..c;,Augs.16;. EH
699015; William FEF. Wirges, .New
York. 18195
So lonesome blues; words and melody
by Williard Thomas. © 1 c. Aug.
10, 1928; E 696930; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 18196
So many times; lyric by Judy Shea,
music by M. Gowenlock. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 14, ©
1928; E 695995; Marjorie Gowen-
lock, Chicago. 18197
946
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
So sad and lonely; words by O. L.
Aug. 2, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 6; E 696799;
(Oliver Lee Clark, New Orleans.
18198 |
Solitaire ; mukidhl setting, by Spencer
Williams; pf. Aug. -18, 1928;
2 c. Aug. 11; E 696965; Triangle
music pub. co., ine, New York.
18199
Sdlo en el mundo; cancion Mexicana,
arr. de S. R. Ramos, of Mexico,
domiciled at Chicago. [Photostat]
© 1 c. Aug. 15, 1928; BE 704079; Sil-
vano R. Ramos, Chicago. 18200
Some day my only; fox trot ballad,
words and music by M. Krieger, arr.
by Q. Roscoe Snowden. © 1-¢. Aug.
18, 1928; E 699066; Murray Krieger,
New York. 18201
Some day you'll be sorry; written by
Clifford Seyler, composed by Regi-
nald Morgan, of Great Britain; pf.
and ukulele ace.; in B flat. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations]. © Aug.
20, 1928; 1 ic. Aug. 22; H 697633;
Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd., London.
18202
Some summer night; waitz, words and
music by E. DeGross. New Haven,
W. J. Perks music dept. © July 17,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 6; EH 695866; Ernest
DeGross, New Haven. 18203
Some sweet someone; from Good boy,
words by Bert Kalmar, music by
Herbert. Stothart and Harry Ruby;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Aug. 24,
1928 ; 2 ce. Aug. 27; E 699186; Harms,
inc., New York. 18204
Somebody’s someone is biue; fox trot,
words and music by J. Sharpe and
G. O. Pierce. [Words and melody
only) © .1f ¢. Aug. 6, 1928; EB
695898; Jack Sharpe and George O.
Pierce, Pasadena. 18205
Someday; words and music by Bruce
Davidson. [Photostat] © 1. Aug.
11, 1928; E 695955; Bruce J. David-
son, Marseilles, RT. 18206
Someday; words and music by W. J.
Vinopal. © 1 ¢ Aug.' 18, 1928; E
695972 ; Winn J. Vinopal, Lakewood,
O. 18207
Someday—someone will be sorry; fox
trot, words and music by Del Cabell
[pseud. of A. T. Cabell] . [Words
and melody only] © 1 ce. Aug. 20,
1928; E 704039; Adelbert Trash
Cabell, Denver. 18208
48219
-
| Someday you'll pass this way again;
Clark, music by Ray Hibbeler. © |
words and. music by Irma Hopper.
Cy Ager 21 1928 2g Aug’ 20 =) By
698212; Gene Austin, inc., New York.
18209
Somerset (A) rhapsody; by Gustav
Holst, of England, op: 21; orch.,
with pf. conductor arr. by Vally
Lasker. .© July 18, 1928; 1c. July
31; E 6973838; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) l1td.; London: 18210:
Something tells me; words by Mary
Ricca Compton, music by HH.) L.
Rieea.'1 © lye vyAug, 15, 1928500
699048; Emile Louis Ricca, San
Jose, Calif. 18211
Something to remember you by; by
Paul. Cunningham, orchestrated by
George J. Trinkaus; vocal orch. with
words. ; 4to. © Aug. 16, 1928; 2 c.
Aug. 20; EH 699110;,M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 18212
Sometime;.words by A. Z. H.. Abbott,
music by . Robert Van _ Sickle.
[Words and melody, only] © 1 ce.
Aug. 2, 1928; E 695805; Alta Zera
Ellen Abbott, Mentor, 18213
Son tres flores; cancion Mexicana, arr.
de §. R. Ramos, of Mexico, domi-
Minn.
ciled at Chicago; dos voces. [Pho-
tostaty, “) te AdsY to 1o2s, BE
704082; Silvano R. Ramos, Chicago.
18214
Sonamilla camipiaci; velsi e musica
di P. Cittarella, of Italy, domiciled
at Philadelphia. [Words and mel-
ody only! © 1 ¢. June 26, 1928; E
694929; Paul Cittarella, Philadel-
phia. 18215
Song (The) garden; words and music
by Sister Devamata [i. e. L. FP.
Glenn|i © 1>¢e. July »5,° 1928; EB
696793; Laura F. Glenn, La Cres-
centa, Calif. 18216
Song of my heart; words and music
by Sister Devamata [i. e. L. F.
lenn bys-OQod exp daly By 192834
696792; Laura F. Glenn,.La Cres-
centa, Calif. 18217
Song (A) of sunshine; swing song, by
Ernest Reeves, of Great Britain;
violin and pf. © Aug. 2, 1928; 1c.
Aug. 11; E 697392; Walsh, Holmes.
& eco., ltd., London. 18218
Song. (The) of the Jew holy city of
Jerusalem; words and music by
Peter Henry Kanstrup; in E. ©
1c. Aug. 22, 1928; E 704093; Peter
Kanstrup, Long Beach, Calif. 18219
947
CATALOGUE OF COPYR:GHT ENTRIES
18220
pt. 11, n. S.,'v. 23
Song (The) of the short wave ham;
words and melody by L. A. Bur-
leigh, jr., harmony by L. S. John-
son; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
Cecelia M. Beane. 4to. © July 14,
1928; 2 ec. July 20; E 698238; Lewis
Albert Burleigh, jr., Augusta, Me.
18220
Song of tribute to Sacco and Vanzetti;
by Axel Gerhard Dehly; pf. 4to.
© Aug. 25, 1928. "2 .e.yAne v9 -)
699237; Maydell publications, Bos-
ton. 18221
Songs my mother taught me; (Als die
alte mutter sang); by Antonin
Dvorak, English version and arr. by
Franz CC. Bornschein. 1. Men’s
voices.—2. Mixed voices.—3. Sop,
alto’ vand’~ bar.” -4te!-*©:* Aus: 18,
1928; 2 ce. each Aug. 22; E 698214—
698216; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 18222-18224
Sonia; Polish dance, by Alfred Prince,
of Great Britain; pf., four hands.
©... Aust 16, 1928 + 9 eo Nate iy =e) -
699101; Theodore Presser .co., Phila-
delphia. 18225
Sophomore prom; lyric by Raymond
Klages, melody by Jesse Greer; pf.
ace., With ukulele arr. by Hank Li-
net. © Aug. 22, 1928; 2 c.. Aug, 23;
ET 698244; Robbins music corp., New
York. - 18226
Sophomore Sue; words by Charles To-
bias and Jack Murray, music by Al
Sherman. [Words and melody
only] © 1. e¢ Aug. 10, 1928; E
695949; DeSylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 18227
South bound blues; words and melody
by Bernice Edwards. © 1 ¢c. Aug.
10, 1928; H 696929; Chicago music
pub. co., inc., Chicago.. 18228
South Carolina croon song; 38-part
song, words by Will Deems, music
by Harvey Gaul; women’s. voices,
with sop. solo. 4to. © June 29,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 1; E 696677; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 18229
Southern twilight; idyl, by Franklin
Glynn; organ. © Aug. 7, 1928; 2 ¢.
Aug. 8; E 696827; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 182380
Soy sirena; cancién Mexicana, letra y
musica de Luis HEstevané, of Mexico,
domiciled at El Paso; pf. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 20, 1928; BH 704024; Alberto
Solis, El Paso. 18231
Spacious (The) firmament on high;
words by Joseph Addison, music by
Benedetto Marcello, adapted and
arr. by Orlando A. Mansfield, of
Great Britain; mixed voices. 4to.
©:,Aug.) 1,.°1928 ; (2c; pApen2 thE
695768; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 18232
Sparkling waters; arpeggio waltz, by
Charles F. Carey; pf. © July 25,
1928; 2 ec. Aug. 2; E 695778; An-
thony brothers, Fall River, Mass.
18233
Speak easy; by Clarence Williams and
Joe Oliver. [Melody only] ©1e.
Aug. 18, 1928; E 699084; Clarence
Williams music pub. ¢o., inc., New
York. ‘ 18234
Spinning song; words by Gwendolen
Paget, music by Gerrard Williams,
of Great Britain. © Aug. 2, 1928;
1 ec. Aug. 17; E 697444; Edwin Ash-
down, ltd., London. 18235
Spirit of Indiana; march, by M. H.
Hindsley; band. © 1.e¢ Aug. 10,
1928; E 696945; Mark H. Hindsley,
Bloomington, Ind. 18236
Spirit of Spokane; valse de salon, by
A. Treumann; pf. © 1 ce Aug. 6,
1928; E 696772; Adolf Treumann,
Chevelah, Wash. 18237
Spirit (The) of war mothers; by R.
Fox; pf. © 1c. Aug. 23, 1928;
E 704108; Ronald Fox, Mt. Clemens,
Mich. 18238
Spirit (The) of youth; march, by S.
A. Frost: pf. 7©O.auy, 2 ofa C.
Aug. 18; E 6991635 S..A., Frost,
Hastport, Me. 18239
Splendour (The) falls on castle walls;
words by Tennyson, music by W. A.
Pickard-Cambridge, of Great Brit-
ain; low or middle voice. [Jn Six
songs] © Aug. 238, 1928;.1 c. Aug.
24; E 697651; W. A. Pickard-Cam-
bridge, Oxford, England. 18240
Spring blossoms; words by Ina Gainer,
‘music by Edwin Vaile McIntyre;
women’s voices. 4to. © Aug. 18,
1928 3/2 »@.; Auge. 22s) Hiv 69s2ihi ns
Fischer & bro., New York. 18241
Spring. ecstasy; by Domenico Savino;
pf. © July 13, 1928; 2 e. July 14;
EK 696707 ; Robbins music corp., New
York. 18242
Squads. right; by Frederic Hart; pf.
© Aug. 3, 1928; 2 ce. Aug: 9; E
698096; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
18243
948
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
18264
a
Srebny dzwonek (Silver-bell) ; waltz,
by G. Apolsky; 1st violin. © 1.
July 2, 1928; E 696540; George
Apolsky and Paul Bukantis, Detroit.
18244
Staffin; old Gaelic long tune, words
from the Bible, music adapted and
arr. by Hugh S. Robertson, of Scot-
land; mixed voices. 4to. © July
10, 1928; 1 c. July 30; E 697328;
Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 18245
Starlight brings memories of you dear ;
words and melody by W. A.. Whit-
more. © 1c. Aug. 6, 1928; EH
695884; William Augustus- Whit-
more, New Orleans. 18246
Start the band; words by Ted Lewis
and Jack Osterman, music by
Maurie Rubens. © Aug. 10, 1928;
2 c. Aug. 11; E 699011; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York. ©
18247
Stepping along; by Cedric W. Lemont ;
pf. © Aug. 1, 1928; 2 ce. July 30;
i 695882 ; Shattinger piano & music
GO:,. St. Louis. 18248
Stolen moments; fox trot ballad, words
by E. Patton, music by Al Evans,
arr. by G. M. Tidd; pf. and ukulele
ace. © July 28, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 3;
BH 696714; G. M. Tidd, Columbus, O.
18249
Stornelli abruzzese campagnole ; words
and music by P. Sciascia. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. Aug. 29,
1928: E 704210; Pasquale Sciascia,
Philadelphia. 18250
Stornello; poesia popolare Toscana,
musica di Barbara Giuranna, of
Italy. © Aug. 16, 1928; 1 ec Aug.
im: 697482. "G. Ricordt & —co.,
Milan. 18251
Story (The) the roses told; words
and music by A. M. Kerr. © July
26, 1925; 2 @. July 30; E..6968l10;
Avelyn M. Kerr, Milwaukee. 18252
Strauss (Richard) Freundliche vision
(A welcome vision); op. 48, no. 1,
arr. von Eduard Rudolf [pseud. of
Rudolf Hladisch], of Austria; orch.
mit harmonium u. violin obligat, mit
pf. direction u. worte. © July 17,
1928; 1c¢. July 31; E 697400; Adolph
Firstner, Berlin. 18253
Street (A) of Pekin;
mezzo,
Chinese inier-
by Jean Beghon, arr. by
James ©. McCabe; orch., with pf.
conductor: 4to. © Aug. 38, 1928;
2 c. Aug. 4; E 696750; Maurice
Baron, Great Neck, L. I. N. Y.
18254
Stutterin’ blues; melody by H. S. Par-
ham. 1) cm AMZ SI ag2s ;
696851; H. Strathdene Parham, Chi-
cago. 18255
Suite in the olden style; by William
Lovelock, of England; 4 flutes. Prel-
ude. [5 others] © June 20, 1928;
1c. July 3; E 697433; Rudall Carte
& co., ltd., London. 18256
Suite of dances; by William Clifford
Heilman; violoncello and pf. Dance
in E flat. [2 others] © Aug. 3,
1928; 2 ec. Aug. 9; E 696897; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 18257
Suite para piano; par Joaquin Rod-
rigo, of Spain. 1. Prélude. [4
others] © July 12, 1928; 1 c. Aug.
21; EK 697556; Rouart, Lerolle et
cie., Paris. 18258
Summer days; by Willi lLauten-
schlaeger, of Germany, op. 104, no.
Jee pet. CC) Nues 16, 1928 2 eneAuie.
17; E 699098; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 18259
Summer (A) evening; nocturne, by H.
Kogen, op. 12; pf. © 1c Aug. 1,
1928; E 695809; Harry Kogen, Chi-
cago. 18260
Summer land; words and music by
B. E. Murch. [Words and melody
only | > ©? "te “Aug a 192577 on
696869; Bess Evangeline Murch, De-
troit. 18261
Sun (The) goes down; words by Lil-
lian Rosedale Goodman, music by
Rudolph G. Kopp; in C. © Aug. 3,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 4; E 696796; Harms,
inc., New York. 18262
Sunset dreams; words by Thomas
Moore, music by Mabel Ackernley, of
England. London, Novello & co.,
ltd. © Aug. 14, 1928; 1 ec. Aug. 15;
E 697406; John Coates, Northwood.
England. 18263
Supplementary examination pieces; by
Arthur Kingsley, of Great Britain,
op. 19; pf., primary division, lists
A and B. 1. Exercise in C maj. and
E. min. © Aug. 30, 1928; 1 c. Aug.
31; E 697704; Keith, Prowse & co.,
ltd., London. 18264
949
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18265
pt. 111, HESE 23:
Supplementary examination pieces; by
Arthur Kingsley, of Great Britain,
op. 20; pf., elementary division. 1.
Study in G major. [3 others] ©
Aye: $30, FO2Z8y 0 Ea Aue, ais.
697705; Keith, Prowse & co., Itd.,
London. 18265
Supplementary examination pieces; by
Arthur Kingsley, of Great Britain,
op. 21; pf., lower division. 1. Study
in G major. [3 others] © Aug. 30,
1928; 1 c. Aug. 31; EH 697706; Keith,
Prowse & co., Itd., London. 18266
Supplementary examination pieces; by
Arthur Kingsley, of Great Britain,
op. 22; pf., higher division. 1. Study
in A major. [4 others] © Aug. 30,
1928; 1 c. Aug. 31; E 697707; Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd., London. 18267
Supplication; by Brian Hope, of Hng-
land; pf. © Aug. 10, 1928; 1c. Aug.
11; E 697410; Elkin & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 18268
Sur la cote d’ azur; romance:sans pa-
roles, par
France, -op-..105, spt.3.7ens lasemaiy.
Paris, Edition Sylvine-Edmonde. ©
July 12, 1928; 1c. Aug, 21; H 697528 ;
HK. Gagnebin, Paris. 18269
Sweet April passes by; words by Ina
Gainer, music by Hdwin Vaile Mc-
Intyre: women’s voices. 4to. ©
Aug. 418) 928; .12 et Aue. 1225 0
698218; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
18270
Sweet bunch of daisies; melody arr.
by El Watson. ©1c. Aug. 15, 1928;
EH} 698089; R. S. Peer, New York.
18271
Sweet childhood home; words and mu-
sic by Frank Bowler [i. e. R. F.
Bowler] © 1 ¢. Aug. 30, 1928; BH
704260; Reuben F. Bowler, Atlanta,
Ga. 18272
Sweet clover time in Indiana; words
by Will J. Mungovan, music by Matt
Mungovan [i. e. Matthew William
Mungovai] ©1c. June 4, 1928; H
693199 : Matthew William Mungovan,
Chicago 18273
Sweet Hlaine; words by Albert Hack-
ney, music by L. Hogan. Margate
City, N. J., Lola music pub. co. ©
Jahy--<i.6, , 1928 +,, 2~.G.., Aug. « dS eva
699159 ; Leona Hogan, Philadelphia.
18274
Sweet Hawaiian dream girl; waltz
song, words by Spencer Williams,
music by Joe Green. © Aug. 30,
Edmond Gagnebin, of |
1928; 2 ec. Aug. 29; E 699232; Tri-
angle music pub. co., inc., New York.
18275
Sweet Hawaiian kisses; valse song, by
Chick Story [pseud. of Oliver E.
Story]; E flat alto saxophone. ©
1c. Aug. 30, 1928; E 704245; Cres-
cent music pub. co., Boston. 18276
Sweet La Rain; words and music by
A. Dominique, arr. by Charles J.
Levy. [Words and melody only] ©
1 c. Aug. 16, 1928; E 699034; Anatie
Dominique, Chicago. 18277
Sweet little pal of my dreams; words
by. Marty Kittleson, music by Rob’t
H. Brennen. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Aug. 1, 1928; E 696661 ;
Martin Kittleson, So. Portland, Me.
y AS2S.
Sweet Madeline of Cleveland; words
‘ by Ezra Brown, music by Nathaniel
Spady, of Canada. © May 15, 1928;
1c. June 25; H 692941 ; Hzra Brown,
Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. 18279.
Sweet Mandy Lou; lyric by Olive
Windette, music by C. W. Applebee.
© 1c. July 23, 1928; E 698170; C.
Winnett Applebee, Chicago. 18280:
Sweet mother of mine; words and mu-
sic by A. S. Plank. ©1 ce. Aug. 10,
1928 ; E 698174; Alvin S. Plank, Port
Huron, Mich. 18281
Sweet Philomel; ballad, words and mu-
sic by Kashmira [pseud. of Kash-
mirah Dinshah], New York City,
Frank Harding. © June 26, 1928;
2c. July 2; E 693956; Kashmirah
Dinshah, Malaga, N. J. 18282.
Sweet rapture; valse, by J. M. Bald-
win; pf. ©. Aug. 1, 1928; 2 e. July
30; E 695883; Shattinger piano &
music co., St. Louis. 18283.
Sweet Sars’parilla; written and com-
posed by Tommy Handley and H. E.
Kavanagh, both of Great Britain;
in F. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © July 17, 1928; 1 c. Aug.
21; E 697495; Reynolds & co., Lon-
don. 18284
Sweet visions; by J. Vollmar; Hawai-
ian guit., with 2nd Hawaiian guit.
and regular guit. ace. © Aug. 8,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 15; E 688051; Jacob
Vollmar, Rochester, N. Y. 18285.
950
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
Sweetest (The) little girl on earth;
fox trot, words by Fred Squires, mu-
sic by Onel O’Connor [pseud. of L. O.
Gittens] [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 9, 1928; HE. 696915;
Lionel O’Connor Gittens, New York.
18286
Sweetest (The) story ever told; part
song, words and music by R. M.
Stults, arr. by Philip Greely; mixed
voices. 4to. © July 20,1928; 2 ¢.
Aug. 1; E 696676; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 18287
Sweetheart I love you; words and
music by Bud Morley [pseud. of
H. J. Morley], assisted by Grace
Allen. New York, H. J. Morley mu-
sic co. © June 30, 1928; 2 c. July
11; EH 698115; Hugh J. Morley, Co-
lumbus, Ind. 18288
Sweetheart, I’m dreaming of you;
adapted by Desmond Carter and
Hal Brody, of Great Britain, from
the Mardi Gras movement of the
Mississippi suite, composed by Fer-
die Grofé; in HE flat. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © June 4,
1928; 1 c. June 15; E 692581; Fran-
cis, Day & Hunter, ltd., London.
18289
Sweetheart (The) of De Molay; words
and music by N. Linke; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Aug. 2, 1928; 2 c. Aug.
6; E 686801; Norman Linke, Colum-
bus, O. 18290
Sweetheart of mine; waltz, words and
music by J. F. Gregson. ©1ce. Aug.
10, 1928; E 695948; John F. Greg-
son, Springfield, Ill. 18291
Sweetheart why don’t you answer;
words and Mnusic by H. K. Headley.
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1928; E 704291;
Hubert Kiyne Headley, Los Gatos,
Calif. 18292
Sweethearts; valse, by George Rosey
[pseud. of G. M. Rosenberg]; full
orch. with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
July 3, 1928; 2c. Aug. 28; E 698328:
G. M. Rosenberg, New York. 182938
Sweethearts call; words and music by
A. J. Ziegler. [Words and melody
fai Cot Gc. AUe. ol. tole. By
704281; Albert J. Ziegler, Minneapo-
lis. 18294
Sweethearts for life; words by F.
Evans, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 29,
12644—28—_6
18305
~
1928; E 704231; Fern Evans, Bra-
shear, Mo. 18295
Sylphe ; film-musik, von Gottfried Hup-
pertz, of Germany, op. 31; salon
orch., mit pf.-direction. © May 5,
1928; 1 c. July 31; BE 697317; Film-
musik-union, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
18296
Symphony in D minor; by César Au-
guste Franck, ed. by Percy Guoet-
schius; pf. © June 28, 1928; 2 «.
and aff. Aug. 4; A 1086050; Oliver
Ditson ¢o., Boston. 18297
Szamlalom ae érozsa, valasztottam,
haztink koriil virag voltam; melody
by Sandor Jeno and Magyar Lasz.o,
of Hungary,. © 1.¢ July 23, 1928;
EB 695654; Marton Sandor, Budapest,
Hungary. 18298
Table for two; lyric by Raymond
Klages, melody by Jesse Greer; pf.
ace., .with ukulele arr. by - Hank
Linet. © Aug. 22, 1928; 2 ¢. Aug.
23; E 698246; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 18299
Take care and stick by me; words by
K. E. Schene, music by Robt. H.
Brennen. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 8, 1928; E 696858;
Katherine EH. Schene, Louisville.
18300
Take it away from here; words aid
music by F. W. Longshaw. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. Aug. 24,
1928; E 7041387; Fred W. Longshaw,
New York. 18301
Take me in your arms again; words
by F. Richardson, music by Svyl-
vester I. Cross. © 1 ©€ Aug. 6,
1928; E 695890; Florence Richard-
son, Tacoma. 18302
Talisman (The); overture, by Lester
Brockton, arr. by M. L. Lake; band,
with conductor. 4to. © Aug. 11,
1928; 2 ec. Aug. 13; E 698041; Lud-
wig music pub. co., Cleveland.
18303
Tall cedars of Lebanon march; words
and music by H. P. Wilkins; pf.
© 1 «Aug. 3, 1928; Hi 696735 ;
Harry P. Wilkins, Washington.
18304
Tammany (The) cat; words and mu-
sic by M. S. Davis. Los Angeles,
Los Angeles music pub. co. © Aug.
2), 1928 ¢.2--6n AUE.. Os, Eh 695913 ;
Mary Smyth Davis, Sunland, Calif.
18305
951
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18306
Tangerina; tango, de S. Hsvé, arr. par
Speranza Camusat, of France; orch.,
avee pf. conducteur. 4to. © July
12... 1928; 1 e. Augi2h? Gh Gora02:
Choudens. Paris. 18306
Tango blue; tango, melody by Milton
Rettenberge. © 1c. Aug. 9, 1928;
E 695922; Spier and Coslow, inc.,
New York. 18307
Tap (The) dance; from 9th edition
of George White’s scandals, words
and music by B. G. De Sylva, Lew
Brown and Ray Henderson. © July
30, 1928; 2 c« Aug. 1; E 696634;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 18308
Tap on the window mother; by Fred-
eric Hall. [Melody only] © 1 ce.
Aug. 30, 1928; E 704252; Crescent
music pub. co., Boston. 18309
Tarantella; by Gaston Borch, of Nor-
Way; BpL.. yO. Auew 1) O28. o 2 4c:
Aug. 24; E 698267; Belwin, inc.,
New York. ; 18310
Tatra; film-musik, von Eduard Cza-
janek, of Czechoslovakia; salon
orch., mit pf. direction. © May 5,
1928; 1 ce. July 31; E 697323; Film-
musik-union, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
18311
Te amo y te amaré; bolero, letra y
musica de L. B. Girona; pf. ©
1c. Aug. 13, 1928; E 695977; Luis
Berrios Girona, Santurce, P. R.
18312
Te quise y te perdi (I love you but
I’ve lost you) ; Mexican waltz song,
words and music by B. Amador, of
Mex.co, domiciled at Calexico, Calif.
© 1c. Aug. 29, 1928; E 704181;
Benito Amador, Calexico, Calif.
18313
Tefilath Samuel, recitativen flr kan-
tor, Sabbath und scholosch regolim,
words of Hebrew prayers, componirt
und hrsg. von Samuel Kavetzky.
erster teil. New York, Metro music
co. 4to, CGbyinw nbpn)
© July 20, 1928; 2 ce. Aug. 13; EB
699153; Samuel Kavetzky, New
York. 18314
Tejeda de Ruiz (Blanca) 40 can-
ciones populares Chilenas; por B.
Tejeda de Ruiz, of Chile © 1.
Aug. 1, 1928; BH 697326;° Blanea
Tejeda de Ruiz, Santiago, Chile.
18315
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
Tell me cutie; words and music by
Clitus M. Wickens; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Aug. 20, 1928; 2c. Aug. 16;
E 699061; Universal music sales,
Chicago. 18316
Tell me where is fancy bred; 4 pt.-
song, words by Wm. Shakespeare,
music by Donald Edeson,. of Great
Britain; male voices. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © July
4, 1928; 1 ec. July 18; E 697381;
Joseph Williams, ltd., London.
18317
Tell me your dream; love song, by
G. Romilli, arr. by George J. Trink-
aus; orech, 4to. © July 25, 1928;
2c. July 28; H 696689; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 18318
Tell the birds of paradise; vocal fox
trot, from The island princess, words
by Guy K. Austin, music by Hubert
W. David, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with special arr. for banjulele banjo
and ukulele by Keech; in F. | [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © July
10, 1928; 1 «. July 24; E 697269;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. 18319
Tempest love theme; waltz theme, by
Hugo Riesenfeld; orch. © Aug. 29,
1928 ; 2c. Aug. 31; E 698326; Edwin
F. Kalmus, inc., New York. 18320
Tempranilla (La); corrido Mexicana
del Bajio, letra y muSica de S. R.
Ramos, of Mexico, domiciled at
Chicago; dos voces. [Photostat] ©
1c Aug. 15, 1928; H 704089; Sil-
vano R. Ramos, Chicago. 18821
Ten little miles from town; words by
Gus Kahn, music by Elmer Schoe-
bel; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
May Singhi Breen. © Aug. 1, 1928;
2c. Aug. 2; E 696670; Irving Berlin,
ine. ‘ 18322
Tenda (La) rossa; versi di S. Mar-
torelli, musica di Raffaele De Luca,
of Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn.
[Words and melody only] © Juiy
1, 1928; 2 ¢« Aug. 4; HB 695822;
Salvatore Martorelli, New York.
18323
Tender heart; intermezzo, by Con
Baga, arr. by Adolf Lotter, both of
Great Britain; pf. © Aug. 3, 1928;
1c. Aug. 18; E 697467: Hawkes &
son (London) ltd., London. 18324
Tenement Rose; valse song, by Chick
Story [pseud. of Oliver E. Story];
pf. ©1c. Aug. 30, 1928; E 704247;
Crescent music pub. co., Boston.
18325
952
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928 a 18346
Tentation; film-musik, von Julien Britain; military band. lLondon,
Porret, of France, op. 189; salon Chappell & co. Itd. © July 21,
orch., mit pf.-direction. © May 5, 1928; 1 ce. Aug. 2; E 697337; Harms,
1928; 1 ec. July 31; E 697322; Film- inc., New York. 18336
musik-union, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
18326 | That’s grandma; words and music by
Teres (A.) ‘favorite fantasie no. 3; on
Paderewski’s Menuet antique, tran-
scribed and adapted in medium
grade with additional harmony by
A. Teres, op. 66;. pf. ©.June, 21,
1928; 2c. June 28; E 698716; Albert
Teres, New York. 18327
Terrible (The) Mississippi flood;
valse song, music by Chick- Story
[pseud. of Oliver E. Story] [Mel-
ee only] © 1c. Aug. 30, 1928;
E 704238; Crescent music pub. co.,
Boston. 18328
Tesoro mio ! walzer, von EH.
Becucci, op. 228, arr. von Leo Artok,
of Germany.; orch., mit pf.-conduc-
tor. © July 31, 1928; 1-c. July 30;
E 697313; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany. 18329
Teufel (Der) in der mettenacht;
comic, von P. Miiller; 1st violin. ©
1 ec. Aug. 15, 1928; E 698076; Peter
Miiller, Philadelphia. 183830
Th’ way love’s doped my mind; words
and music by A. S. Watkins. ©
1c. Aug. 14, 1928; E 695981; Anne
Spencer Watkins, New York. 18331
Thank you; words by W. C. Poole,
music by Haldor Lillenas, of Nor-
way, domiciled at Indianapolis; pf.
© June 1, 1928; 2 c. June 9; EB
695106; Lillenas pub. co., Indian-
apolis. 18332
Thanksgiving; hymn, words by Oliver
Murray Edwards, music by William
Berwald; mixed voices. Syracuse,
N. Y., Oliver music co. 4to.
Wi via.’ RO: . 1, Gy... SEEN on 54,
696685; Oliver M. Edwards,
cuse, N. Y. 18333
That Aloha waltz; words by Ruth
Florence, music by J. Noble; pf. and
ukulele ace. © July 25, 1928; 2 «.
July 28; E 695695; John Noble,
Honolulu. 18334
That man of mine; words and melody
by Don Patterson. © 1 ec. Aug. 20.
1928; E 698178; Donald William
Patterson, Streator, Ill. 18335
That’s a good girl; selection, by
Joseph Meyer and Philip Charig,
arr. by Dan Godfrey, of Great
Syra-
Harry Barris, Jimmy Cavanaugh
and Bing Crosby; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by A. J. Franchini. © June
11, 1928; 2c June 12; EB 696534;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 18337
That’s like taking you away from me;
words and music by Dave Ringle.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Aug. 24, 1928; E 704114; David Rin-
gle, Jersey City. 18338
That’s my pal; words by J. H. Hom-
berger, music by Robt. H. Brennen.
[Words and melody only] ©1e«.
Aug. 29, 1928; E 704232; Francis H.
Homberger, Oneida, Ill. 18339
That’s where happiness dwells; fox
trot, by Chick Story [pseud. of
Oliver E. Story]; 1st violin. ©1e.
Aug. 30, 1928; E 704249; Crescent
music pub. co., Boston. 18340
Théme et variations; par Fernand
Mawet, of Belgium; orgue. © July
12, hogs, 1 'e. Aue, 21 em
Alphonse Leduc et cie., Paris. 18341
Then came the dawn; words by Al
Dub‘n, music by Harry Warren; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
‘Breen. © Aug. 6, 1928; 2 ec. Aug.
7; E 695863; Gene Austin, inc., New
WOK. 18342
Theodora-leap year; words by G. Main,
music by Chester HEscher. [Words
and melody only] @ 1. Aug. 2,
1928; E 695819; George Main, Vic-
toria, B. C., Canada. 18348
There’s a rainbow ’round my shoul-
der; words and music by Al Jolson,
Billy Rose and Dave Dreyer.
Aug. 6, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 7; E 695862;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
18344
Theta Upsilon song book 1928; ed. by
H. E. Swisher. 4to. © July 30,
19282) ¢: Aug. 33" aft Aue, 13+" A
1086293 ; Theta Upsilon sorority, by
Helen E. Swisher, Chicago. 18345
They fall in love; from Billie, lyric
and music by George M. Cohan. ©
Atig. (25) 1928* 2 ei! Ane’ 29+" h
699228; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 18346
955
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18347
pt. II, n. s., v. 23
They’re doing the Black bottom in
Charleston ; fox trot, by Chick Story
[pseud. of Oliver E. Story] [Mel-
ody only] ©1c. Aug. 30, 1928; E
704254; Crescent music pub. co., Bos-
ton. 18347
They that wait upon the Lord; an-
them, words from the Bible, mus‘c
by ©. A. Gabriel. 4to. © July 25,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 16; E 699025; Chal-
var Axel Gabriel, Duluth, Minn.
18348
Thomas (Charles Louis Ambroise)
Friihlingsfeier (La féte du_ prin-
temps) ; ballettszenen aus der oper
Hamlet, arr. von EH. Haensch, of
Germany; orch., mit pf. direktion.
Leipzig, Verlag Anton J. Benjamin.
1. Lindlicher tanz. [5 others] ©
July 12, 1928; 1 ¢. Aug. 3; EH 697358 ;
D. Rahter, Leipzig. 18349
Though you went away; waltz, words
by Ken Sargent, music by Pete
Schmitt; pf. acc., with ukulele or
banjulele banjo arr. by Art Addoms. -
© July 25,1928 2°-e day | 307.
696611; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 18350
Three married martyrs; trio for men,
written by Robert Rutherford, com-
posed by Harold Arpthorp, of Great
Britain; in D. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © July 17, 1928; 1.
Aug. 21; E 697494; Reynolds & co.,
London. 18351
Three (A) room flat; words and mu-
sic by F. W. Resch. © 1c. Aug. 16,
1928; E 699045; Fred William
Resch, Hollywood, Calif. 18352
Three words; lyric and music by L.
C. Mueller. © 1c. Aug. 23, 1928; EB
704098; Lena Cloud Mueller, Long
Beach, Calif. 18353
Thy love and you; words by Monk
Seaton, music by V. A. Vedova.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Aug. 7, 1928; E 695895; Victor Ara-
mis Vedova, New York. 18354
Thy way is best; words by Bessie Gil-
lespie, musie by E. E. Hufnagel. ©
Aug. 2, 1928; 2 ec. Aug. 2; E 695782 ;
Edna E. Hufnagel, Holland, Ind.
18355
Tia Juana; words and music by Billy
Heagney. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1928 yE 704265; Fred
K. Steele, inc., New York. 18356
Ticklish T lly; fox trot, by Chick
Story [pseud. of Oliver E. Story]
[Melody only] © 1c. Aug. 30, 1928;
EH 704253; Crescent music pub. co.,
Boston. 18357
Tiger rag; fox trot, by the original
Dixieland jazz band, new arr. by
Billy Morse; orch. 4to. © Aug. 18,
1928; 2 ec Aug. 21; E 699112; Leo
Feist, inec., New York. 18358.
Tillie’s Willie; words by P. L. Mun-
ford, music by W. L. Roberts. New
York, Frank Harding. © Aug. 25,
1928; 2.¢. Aug. (27 ; 4689201; (P..15
Munford, Atlanta. © 18359:
Tip toes; by Merle Johnston; E flat
alto saxophone, with pf. acc. ©
Aug. 8, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 9; E 695939 ;
Robbins music corp., New York.
18360
Tired; words by. Austin Wallack and
E. M. Wallack, music by HE. M. Wal-
lack. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Aug. 18, 1928; E 698008; Edna
Mary Wallack, Jennings, Kans.
18361
Tis true, I never was in love; words
by Alexander Brome, set to music
by Colin Macleod Campbell, of Great
Britain; low voice, in ¥. © July 2,
1928; 1 c. July 14; HE 697394; Joseph
Williams, ltd., London. 18362
To be forgotten; words and music by
I. Berlin. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 29, 1928; E 704194;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 18863.
To horse; kinema kameo, by H. Fred-
eric Curzon, of Great Britain, op. 4,
no. 1; orch., with pf. or organ con-
ductor. 4to. © July 30, 1928; 1c.
Aug. 21; E 697512; Boosey & co., ltd.,
London. 18364
Toch (Ernst) Sonate; von EH. Toch,
of Austria, op. 44; violin u. Klavier.
©). July ‘31; 19285 Pes suly S0: EE:
697306; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz.
18365.
Tomboy; words by Wish Wynne, music
by G. Forbes Russell, of Great Brit-
ain; in C. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © July 17, 1928; 1 «.
Aug. 21; E 697496; Reynolds & co.,
London. 18366:
To-morrow at ten; words and music
by W. H. Morgan. New York, Frank
Harding. © Aug. 25, 1928; 2 c. Aug.
30; E 699240; William H. Morgan,
Crisfield, Md. 18367
904
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
To-night; words and music by B. C.
Hodgson; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Aug. 2, 1928; 2c. Aug. 4; E 696758 ;
Bert Cecil Hodgson, Knoxville, Tenn.
18368
Too busy; fox trot, words by Ned Mil-
ler, music by Chester Cohn, arr. by
©. Sciacca; band. obl. 24mo. ©
Aug. 7, 1928; 2c. Aug. 8; HE 695909 ;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 18369
Too late; words by Grace KE. Wall,
music by Buddy Walling [i. e. Elea-
nore Walling]. © 1 c. Aug. 20,
1928; E 698177; Eleanore Walling,
San Quentin, Calif. - 18370
Too much attention; lyrics by John R.
Marchini, music by Marvin Smolev.
(rane. 4.1928: "2c, Aug. 10;
695940; Joseph R. Marchini, New
York. 18371
Torch dance; words by Frederick H.
Martens, music by Edward German,
arr. by Gottfried H. Federlein. 4to.
1. Mixed voices.—2. Men’s voices.
iC). Aug. .4,, 1928):..2, ex; Aug. 9; EB
696875—696876; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 18372, 18373
Traenen ; unbekannter Englischer dich-
ter, uebersetzt von H. Behr. © Aug.
24, 1928; 2 c« Aug. 27; E 699191;
Herman Behr, Brooklyn. 18374
Trajedia [!] de la bombilla; dto,
versos de Obregon, letra y musica
por 'S. R. Ramos of Mexico, domiciled
at Chicago; por dos voces. © 1.
Aug. 15, 1928; E 698068; Silvano R.
Ramos, Chicago. 18375
Trembulanka; music by P. Humeniuk.
[Melody only] ©1c. Aug. 29, 1928;
EK 704202; Paul Humeniuk, New
York, 18376
Trill study; no. 20 of Elementary
studies for violin, by Rowsby Woof,
of Great Britain. (Jn 1929 school
examinations violin, elementary di-
vision, list A) © July 18, 1928; 1c.
July 27; EK 697700; Associated board
of the Royal academy of music and
the Royal college of music, London.
18377
Tristeza y dolor (Sorrow and pain) ;
danza, letra y musica por S. Gon-
zalez, of Mexico, domiciled at Chi-
CASO. Din: MChoL Tt Cee, AMS.) 44, (1928 :
E 696996; Salome Gonzalez, Chicago.
18378
Trobador (EI); serenata Mexicana,
letra y musica por I. M. Valle, of
4 18390
Mexico, domiciled at Chicago. ©
1c. Aug. 18, 1928; E 698004; Ignacio
M. Valle, Chicago. 18379
Trubel; film-musik, von T. R. Leusch-
ner, of Germany, op. 47; salon orch.,
mit pf.-direction. © May 5, 1928;
1e. July 31; E 697318; Film-musik-
union, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 18380
True love; by D. Tiomkin, of Russia,
domiciled at New York; melody, with
pf. ace. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1928; EB
704280 ; Dimitri Tiomkin, New York.
: 18381
Trysting time; idyll, by Perey Elliott,
of England; pf. © Aug. 2, 1928;1¢.
Aug. 11; E 697389; Walsh, Holmes
& co., Itd., Londen. 18382
Tsechaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) Nuits
blanches ; mai, op. 37, no. 5, arr. par
F. Salabert, of France; orch., avec
pi..conducteur. 4to. ©, July . 12,
1928; 1c. Aug, 21; EH 697588; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 18383
Le perce-neige; avril, op. 37, no. 4,
arr. par F. Salabert, of France;
oreh., avee pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
July eS 928 Gs, ea eae
697577; Francis Salabert, Paris.
18384
Turbulent waters; photoplay music, by
H. Maurice Jacquet; orch., with pf.
or organ conductor. © July 31,
1928; 2 ec. Aug. 1; E 696645; Irving
Berlin standard music corp., New
York. 18385
Turn ye to me; 3 pt. chorus, words by
Christopher North, old Highland
tune, arr. by Katherine K. Davis;
women’s voices. 4to. © Aug. 24,
1927; 2c. Aug. 27, 1928; E 698313;
EK. C. Schirmer music co., Boston.
18386
‘Twas long ago; Christmas anthem,
music by H. P. Hopkins, op. 117;
mixed voices. 4to. © Aug. 16, 1928;
2 e. Aug. 17; E 699087; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 18387
Tweedles and Twidella of fountain
court; 11 easy pieces, by Harold Co-
lombatti, of Engiand; pf. bk. 1,
nos. 1-6—bk. 2, noss/(-11. 4G) Jjaly
6, 1928; 1 c. each Aug. 18; E 697454,
697455 ; Bosworth & co., ltd., London:
18388, 18389
Twilight and starlight; fox-trot, words
by Helena Alberts, music by M. H.
Hindsley. [Photostat] ©1 ec. Aug.
6, 1928; E 696780; Mark H. Hinds-
ley, Bloomington, Ind. 18390
955
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18391
Twilight memories; words and music
by Z. Insall. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1928;
E 696984; Zilpha Insall, El Paso.
183891
Two girls are better than one; fox
trot, by Chick Story (pseud. of Oli-
ver E. Story]; pf. © 1c Aug. 30,
1928 ; E 704248; Crescent music pub.
co., Boston. 18392
Tyranny; motion picture music, by
Richard Howsgill, of England; orch.,
with pf. conductor. , 4to. © Aug.
8, 1928; 1 ec. Aug. 20; E 697475;
J. R. Lafleur & son, ltd., London.
18393
U-laikii (The) course for Hawaiian
steel guitar; by, J. J. Passerino.
Lessons no. 1-10. © June 16, 1928;
2 ce and aff. Sept. 4; A 1087833;
John Joseph Passerino, Los Angeles.
18394
Ultimo (El) charro; cancion Mexicana,
letra de Raul Castell, musica de
Jorge Deleon Paniagua, of Mexico,
domiciled at El Paso; pf.
Aug. 20, 1928; E 704088; Alberto
Solis, El Paso. 18395
Underneath the falling leaves; words
by Charles Tobias, music by Al
Sherman’) ©» Aves) 225) 1928). 2c.
Aug. 24; E 698287; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, inec., New York. 18396
Unirea romanilor; by J. Moskowitz;
violin. © 1 ec Aug. 21, 1928; HE
704045; Joseph Moskowitz, New
York. 18397
United States to you, the red, the
white, the blue; by C. Fox; band.
© Aug. 138, 1928; 2 c« Aug. 18; E
699157; Catharine Fox, Middletown,
Del. 18398
Up to date bathing girls; words by
Malcolm McComb, music by Wil-
liam ©. K. Irwin. [Words and
melody only] ©1l1e Aug. 138, 1928;
E 695969; May Irwin, New York.
18399
Vals misterioso ; de Belisario de Jests
Garcia, of Mexico, op. 57; pf. ©
July” 10). 1925s ecw Aey our
697693 ; A. Wagner y Levien, sucs.,
s. en c., Mexico City, Mexico. 18400
Valse caprice; by Helen Fawn Rior-
don; pf. © Aug sO 1928" 2) 'c.
Aug. 13; E 698037; Gilbert music
co., Chicago. 18401
Valse de concert; by Gaston Borch,
of Norway; pf. © Aug. 12, 1928;
©. 17 ¢:
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
2 c. Aug. 24; E 698268; Belwin, inc.,
New York. 18402
Valse in A; by Elsie Whitcomb; pf.
© Aug. 14, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 17; B
699051; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 18403
Valse tzigane (Zigeunertanz—Gipsy
dance) ; von Albert W. Ketélbey, arr.
von Leo Arték, of Germany; salon
orch. mit pf.-conductor. © July 31,
1928; 1 ec. July 30;'H 697312; B.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
- 18404
Valsette; by Mary Calvert; pf. ©
Aug, 22, 1928.4 2 ue) aie.
698292; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 18405
Valsons; par J. G..Lamothe, of Haiti,
domiciled at New York; pf. ©1e.
Aug. 20, 1928; E 704075; Jean Gomez
Lamothe, New York. 18406
Vaniteaser; from Earl Carroll’s vani-
ties, words by Paul Jones, music by
Michael H. Cleary; pf. ace, with
ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini. ©
Aug. 10,1928; 2 e. Augy 11; H
699012; Shapiro, Bernstein & Go.,
inc., New York. : 18407
Variations on a theme in D major; by
Adam Carse, of Great Britain; pf.
© June 21, 1928; 1c July 28; HE
697294; Augener, Iitd., London.
18408
Varita de Nardo; cancion Mexicana,
letra y mtsica de Joaquin Pardavé,
of Mexico. © Aug. 15, 1928: 1 «.
Aug. 80; E 697690; A. Wagner. y
Levien, sucs., §. en c., Mexico City,
Mexico. 18409
Vendedora (La) de besos; cancion-
blues, letra de José FEF. Elizondo,
mitsica de Federico Ruiz, of Mexico.
© June 25, 1928; 1 ec. Aug. 30; E
697691; A. Wagner y Levien, sucs.,
s. en ¢., Mexico City, Mexico. 18410
Vendicatrice (La) .(The revenger) ;
romanza, versi e musica di A. Pan-
taleo, of Italy, domiciled at Detroit.
© 1.¢ Aug. 20,, 1928; 698184;
Angelo Pantaleo, Detroit. 18411
Venezia ; de Folies-Wagram, paroles de
Paul Briquet et José Bérys, musique
de T. Petralia C., of Italy. © July
12, 1928; 1 ce. Aug. 21; E 697539;
A. et G. Carisch et cie., Paris.
18412
956
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
Venezia; par T. Petralia C., of Italy;
orch., avee pf. conducteur. 4to.
iyi th 1201928 .¢ d4-cer,/ Ang.) 2h3)
697538; A. et G. Carisch et cie.,
Paris.. 18413
Vera dear; words by H. W. Murray,
music by David Reed. © July 30,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 1; E 696643 ; Herbert
W. Murray. Rochester, N. Y. 18414
Verdi (Giuseppe) Bolero; from Sicil-
ian vespers, arr. by R. E. Hildreth.
4to. 1. Band, with solo B flat cor-
net conductor.—2. Orch. with pf.
conductor. © July 28, 1928; 2 e.
each Aug. 20; E 699123, 699124;
Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston.
18415, 18416
Il trovatore (Trubadur); scena
Ww wiezieniu z opery, Podkiad tekstu
i nut opracowat B. J. Zalewski;
chér meski z sopran. 4to. © Aug.
toy dees se CG, Aug: 15: Ey, 698258 ;
Bolestaw J. Zalewski, Chicago.
1
Il trovatore; selection from the
opera, arr. by Arthur Purcell, of
winetang; cot. bk. 12. °C) Aug. Ti,
1928; 1c. Aug. 11; EF 697408 ; Joseph
Henry Larway, London. 18418
Vernal dawn; words and music by
Kashmira [pseud. of Kashmirah
Dinshah] New York City, Frank
Harding. © June 26, 1928; 2 ec.
July 2; E 6938955; Kashmirah Din-
shah, Malaga, N. J. 18419
Viola da gamba schule; fiir violoncel-
listen u. freunde der viola da gamba,
von Paul Griimmer, of Germany.
[German, French and English text]
(ody 5, 1998 - oT c Suly.24.
697351; Anton J. Benjamin, Leipzig.
18420
Violette révait; par H. Tellam, of
France; oreh., avee pf. conducteur.
4to. © July 12, 1928; 1 ec. Aug. 21;
E 697564; Paul Decourcelle, Nice,
France. 18421
Vision (A); by Ethel Barns, of Great
Britain; violin and pf. © June 15,
1928; 1c. July 28; E 697299; Schott
& co., Itd., London. 18422
Visions of you; waltz ballad, words
and music by Bill Nokes. © Aug.
2, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 6; E 696802; Wil-
liam Nokes, Butte, Mont. 18423
Vivacity ; by Earl Roland Larson; pf.
©) Ang, 9, 1928; 2.¢e. Aug. 20:7
699141; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston.
18424
18434
a
Voice (The) of rejoicing and salva-
tion; words from Ps. 118, music by
K. Glaser [and] Sanctus; words by
Johann Philipp Neumann, music by
Franz Schubert, copyright is based
upon new matter of Carl F. Pfat-
teicher, namely his interpretation
represented in the legible notation
thereof contained in the copies filed ;
male voices a capella. 4to. © Feb.
13, 1928; 2 ec. June 27; EH 694987;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 18425
Voices of June time; Children’s day
service, words by Lizzie DeArmond,
Mattie B. Shannon, and others, mu-
sic by Roy E. Nolte, Ruth Dale, and
others. © Mar. 23, 1928; 2 c. and
aff. May 14; A 1079066; Lorenz pub.
co., Dayton, O. 18426
Vote for Hoover and Curtis and the
good old G. O. P.; poem by Grace
Clark, music by Henry Philips. ©
1c. Aug. 29, 1928; H 704207; Grace
Morris, Lincoln, Neb. 18427
Waikiki (Spurting waters); by J.
Volimar; Hawaiian guit. with regu-
lar guit. ace. @©dAug. 8, 1928; 2¢
Aug. 15; HE 698053; Jacob Vollmar,
Rochester, N. Y. 18428
Wait and see; words ahd music by
A. B. Taneyhill, Warren Frisino and
Perry Alexander. © 1 ec. Aug. 8,
1928; E 696732; Alex. B. Taneyhill,
Catonsville, Md. 18429
Waiting; waltz, words and music by
R. Fassett, arr. by Bob Taylor; pf.
and ukulele acc. © June 6, 1928;
2c. Aug. 20; E 699122; Riley Fas-
sett, Denver. 18436
Walker walks right in; lyrics and mu-
sic by C. B. Apothikonas, arr. by
Harry Ferguson. © Sept. 10, 1925;
2 ec. Aug. 4, 1928; E 695824; Cora
B. Apothikonas, New York. 18481
Waltz bandurski; by L. Witkowski;
violin. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1928; E
704018; Leon Witkowski, New
York. 18432
Waltz romantic; by E. Pascarella and
BE. Del; pf. ©1e Aug. 4, 1928: i
695846 ; Enzo Pascarella and Eugene
Del, New York. 18433
Wandering thro’ an old world village;
romance, by Tolchard Evans, of
Great Britain; pf. .© Aug. 7, 1928;
1 c. Aug. 14; E 697422; Cecil Len-
nox, ltd., London. 18434
957
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18435
Wanita; words and music by W.
Franke Harling; in F. © Aug. 24,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 25; E 698278; Theo-
dore Presser ¢co., Philadelphia.
18435
Wanted; words by Eddie Grant, mu-
sic by Albert Von Tilzer. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. Aug. 31,
1928; E 704271; Broadway music
corp., New York. 18436
Waich my baby walk; from 7th ed.
Karl Carroll vanities, words by Jo
Trent, music by Peter De Rose; pf.
ace., With ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © Aug. 11, 1928; 2c.
Aug. 18; E 696973; Irving Berlin.
inc., New York. 18437
Way down yonder blues; melody by
Lemuel Turner. © 1 c¢ Aug. 38,
1928; E 696739; R. S. Peer, New
York. 18488
Waycross Georgia blues; words and |
melody by Spencer Williams. ©
te... Ave El, 1928) oh. 696919:
Georgia music co., New York. 184389
We are girls of the new generation;
words and music by VY. A. Vedova.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Aug. 10, 1928; E 696919; Victor
Aramis Vedova, New York. 18440
We'll just be two commuters; from
Just a minute, words by Walter
O'Keefe, music by Harry Archer.
[Words and melody only] ‘© 1 «.
Aug. 1, 1928; E 696669; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inec., New York.
18441
We love each other; words and melody
by Forrest Simms. © 1c. Aug. 6,
1928; E 695902; John Simms, Chi-
cago. 18442
We’re all for Hoover to-day; words by
M. A. Majors, music by M. A. Bonds.
© 1c Aug. 10, 1928; E 696944;
Margaret Allison Bonds, Chicago.
18443
We're for Al; words and music by R.
J. Dinty Moore. © June 21, 1928;
2 ¢, July 9;°E 696053; Robert J.
Moore, Oklahoma City, OE1. 18444
We're for Hoover and Curtis; words
and music by Albert Gould and Tom
Shane; pf. and ukulele ace. © Aug.
8, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 16; BH 699111;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
18445
We're waiting for the weather; from
Hold everything, words and music by
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
B. G. DeSylva, Lew Brown and Ray
Henderson. [Words and melody
only] © 1° c Aug. 24, 1928;. E
704135; DeSylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 18446
We've got that in Kentucky too; words
and music by H. Dixon; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Aug. 1, 1928; 2 ¢.
Aug. 3; E 696715; Harold Dixon
music publisher, New York. 18447
We want Hoover; words and music by
J. R. Wolter. ©1c. Aug. 10, 1928;
E 696958; John R. Wolter, Ocean
Grove, N. J. 18448
We want Hoover for our President;
words and music by B. Murray, of
Canada. © 1c Aug. 13, 1928; E
696994; Bethune Murray, Chatham,
Ontario, Canada. 18449
We want you, we want you, we want
you, Al and Joe; words and music
by, L. Healy. © Aug. 2, 1928; 2 e.
Aug. 2; E 696725; Lon Healy, Colo-
rado Springs, Col. 18450
Weak knees; words and music by Mur-
ray Lee Brody. [Words and melody
only] “©. Gy Ane oe foes,
696786; Philip J. Brody, Wilkes-
Barre, Pa. 18451
Wedding bell blues; words by L. B.
Knight, melody by Fred Ahlefeld.
© 1c. Aug. 3, 1928; E 696734; Lyn-
ette B. Knight, Grand Rapids, Mich.
18452
Wehmut (Melancolie) ; intermezzo, von
Chr. Teilman, arr. Leopold Weinger,
of Austria; orch., mit pf. direktion.
Ato... © July 3l, 192834 eae
E 697459; D. Rahter, Leipzig. 18453
Westminster; words by J. B. Reeves,
musie by Walter E. Kalinowski;
mixed voices. 4to. © July 28, 1928:
2c. July 30; E 695873 ; Westminster
cecllege, Fulton, Mo. 18454
What does it all mean, anyway; words
by M. H. Pascal, music by George
HK. Travis. (© 1 @ Aust a2 ea Eh
704076 ; Milton H. Pascal, New York.
18455
What my baby does; words by I. Mil-
ler, music by Sylvester L. Cross. ©
1c. Aug. 6, 1928; E 695885; Ivy Mil-
ler, Seahurst, Wash. 18456
When a fellow’s in a fix; words by Mrs.
John Monnot, music by Robt. H.
Brennen. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 8, 1928; E 696859; Ar-
dola Monnot, Yoder, Ind. 18457
958
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
When evening shadows fade; words by
Edgar A. Guest, music by L. L. H.
Ribble. Philadelphia, M. D. Swisher.
G) Ane. 15, 1928" 2c. Aus. 225° Hh
698235; L. Lillian H. Ribble, Bangor,
Pa. 18458
When I found you; words by Grace
Hamilton, melody by Jack Stern. ©
1 e@ Aug. 17, 1928; E 698122; Jack
Stern, San Francisco. 18459
When I gave my heart to you; words
and music by B. M. Stanaway. ©
1 ec. Aug. 1, 1928; E 696789; Bessie
M. Stanaway, Springfield, O. 18460
When I look in your eyes; waltz song
from The island princess; words by
Guy K. Austin, music by Hubert W.
David, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with special arr. for banjulele banjo
and ukulele by Keech; in D. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © July
10, 1928; 1 ec. July 24; E 697268;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd.,
London.
When f love I love; from Hold every-
thing, words and melody by B. G.
DeSylva, Lew Brown, Ray Hender-
son. © 1c. Aug. 9, 1928; EH 695926;
DeSylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 18462
When I’m alone with you; words and
music by M. Grever. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Aug. 29, 1928;
E 704212; Maria Grever, New York.
18463
When I think of Calvary; duet, words
and music by C. A. Gabriel; with re-
frain for mixed voices. 8vo.
Himes. 1928s; 2). e¢. Aus. 16;
699026; Chalvar Axel Gabriel, Du-
‘luth, Minn. 18464
When I walk with you; words and mu-
sic by B. E. Murch. [Words and
melody only] ©.1 ec. Aug. 8, 1928;
E 696870; Bess Evangeline Murch,
Detroit. . 18465
When love grows cold; words and mu-
sic by L. Nicchia. © 1 c. Aug. 7,
1928; E 695898; Lillian Nicchia,
Mountain Lakes, N. J. 18466
When love is everywhere (Das erste
lied); German poem by Victor
Bliuthgen, English text and music by
O. Convert Miller; male voices. 4to.
OpAug tb. 1998: 2. ¢. July 14:..
695422; Oscar Miller, Brooklyn.
18467
3-part
Mar-
When the band strikes up;
choral, lyric by Frederick H.
18461.
~
18478
tens, music by P. Mario Costa, arr.
by Christopher O’Hare; sop., 1, 2
and alto. 4to. © Aug. 3, 1928; 2c.
Aug. 4; E 695831; Kay and Kay
music pub. corp., New York. 18468
When the mag-mag-magpies sing in the
mag-mag-magnolia tree; words by
Don Rockwell, melody by Sam Gold.
© 1e. Aug. 8, 1928; BE 695855; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 18469
When the moon beams; words and
music by L. L. Yost. © 1c Aug.
13, 1928; E 696997; Leland L. Yost,
Kerrville, Tex. 18470
When we waltzed in the dark; lyric
by Alfred Bryan, music by John
Klenner. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 11, 1928; E 696992;
Spier & Coslow, inc., New York.
18471
When you are néar; waltz, words and
music by L. B. Freed; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Aug. 2, 1928; 2 c. Aug.
6; E 696805; Liegh B. Freed, North
Manchester, Ind. 18472
When you came back; fox trot, words
and melody by George Elmer Ruth-
erford. © 1 ¢ Aug. 20, 1928; E
698182; Geo. EH. Rutherford, Pough-
keepsie, N. Y. 18473
When you go by; words and music
by E. LeSieur. ©1c. Aug. 28, 1928;
EH 704186; Eugene LeSieur, Sanford,
Me. 18474
When you know me and I know you;
fox trot, words by Josie D. Bader,
musie by Albert EH. Bader; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Aug. 24, 1928; 2 «.
Aug. 27; E 699192; Independent mu-
sic publishers, Hachita, N. M. 18475
When you're in love; words and mel-
ody by T. Dorsey and Wm. Wilkins.
© 1c Aug. 2, 1928; E 696747;
Thomas Dorsey, Chicago. 18476
When you’re in love; words and music
by Marlin Grace. [Photostat] ©
1 ce. Aug. 1, 1928; KE 696646; Grace
F. Black, Crescent Beach, Conn.
18477
wyaere did the ogo-pogo go; fox trot,
words by Douglas Stuart, music by
Paul Andrew, of Great Britain : pf.
and ukulele ace.; in C. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © June 26,
1928; 1c¢. July 9; E 697396; Lareine
& co., ltd., London. 18478
999
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18479
Where do fairies hide their heads;
unison song, words by Thos. Haynes
Bayley, music by William E. Jac-
quest, of Great Britain. 4to. ©
July 30; ‘19283; Le July? sty’ EB
697286; Banks & son, York, England.
18479
Where the cute cute cuties grow; by
Irving Rose; pf. © 1 ¢ Aug. 30,
1928; E 704250; Crescent music pub.
co., Boston. 18480
Where the palm trees sway; words by
Ray Klages, music by Leonard Hay-
ton and James Mahoney. [Words
and melody only] © 1c Aug. 9,
1928 ; HE 696918 ; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 18481
Where the rivers flow into the sunset;
words by H. H. Story, music by E.
H. Wilkin and H. H. Story. ©1e.
Aug. 27, 1928; E 704172; Harry H.
Story and Edith H. Wiikin, Antioch,
Calif. . 18482
Where were you—where was I; from
Billie, words and music by George
M. Cohan. © Aug. 25, 1928; 2 c.
Aug. 29; E 699225; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 18483
Where you are, near or far; fox trot,
lyrics by Jack Meskill, music by
Meyer Gusman, arr. by W. C. Polla;
orch. 4to. © Aug., 7,71928;. 2: ¢.
Aug. 8; E 696814; Edward B. Marks
musie co., New York. 18484
White horses of the sea; words and
music by S. J. Shull. © June 30,
1928; 2 ec. Aug. 1; E 696638; Sallie
J. Shull, Los Angeles. 18485
White shadows; words and music by
E. Carew. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1928; E
704067 ; Evelyn Carew, Venice, Calif.
18486
Who wouldn’t love you; words and
music by B. HE. Horwitz. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 14,
1928; E 699000; Ben H. Horwitz,
Chicago. 18487
Whoopee! lyrics and music by Char-
lotte Kent [pseud. of C. Hochman]
© 1c¢ Aug. 20, 1928; E 704014;
Charlotte Hochman, New York.
18488
Why; words and music by A. Trini;
pf. with words.
EH 695149; Anthony Trini, Brooklyn.
18489
Why; words by Sam Gold, music by
Don Rockwell and Billy Hays; pf.
and ukulele acc. © July 16, 1928;
© 1c. Apr. 4, 1928;
pt. 111, n. s., v. 23
2c. July 18; E 698169; Spier & Cos-
low, inc., New York. 18490
Why. (Pourquoi); blues Yale, par
Henry Gillet, arr. par Ernest Gillet,
of France; orch., avec pf. conduc-
teur.. 4to.. ©voJuly 12, 1928204 c.
Aug. 21; E 697567; Paul Decour-
celle, Nice, France. 18491
Why did you; words by Mrs. Harry
Stenholm, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Aug. 29, 1928; E 704228; Venica
Stenholm, San Pedro, Calif. 18492
Why do you take all the sunshine;
words and music by Martin Colin,
of Great Britain; pf. ace., with arr.
for banjulele banjo and ukulele by
Alvin D. Keech; in G. [Staff and
tonic sol fa notations] © July 19,
1928; 1 ec. July 20; E 698233; B.
Feldman & co., London. 18493
Why ponder and wonder at life’s great
game; words and music by F. EH.
Hockman; pf. ©1c. Aug. 11, 1928;
E 695957; F. Edna Hockman, Boyn-
ton, Pa. 18494
Why should I care for you; words and ,
music by A. H. Swenson; pf. ©1c.
Aug. 13, 1928; E 695978; Alvin Her-
bert Swenson, St. Louis. ~ 18495
Will o’ the wisp; by Gordon Balch
Nevin; pf. © Aug. 22, 1928; 2 ¢.
Aug. 25; E 698293; Clayton F. Sum-
my co., Chicago. . 18496
Will true love turn cold; words by
M. Harrell, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1«..
Aug. 29, 1928; E 704225; Marion
Harrell, New Bern, N. C. 18497
Will you forget I love you yet; words
and tune by H. F. Ledbetter. ©1e.
Aug. 29, 1928; EH 704205; Henry
Franklin Ledbetter, Winnfield, La.
18498
Windsor woods; by Alfred Moffat, of
Great Britain, [arranger]; violin
with pf. ace. (Thirty-three 18th
century English violin pieces with
pf. acc.) © June 15, 1928; 1 c¢. July
28; E 697296; Schott & co., ltd.,
London. [© arrangement] 18499
Windy (The) hill; by Roy Agnew, of
Great Britain; pf. June 21,
1928; 1 ec. July 28; E 697290; Au-
gener, Itd., London. 18500
Winter time; words by T. M. Strom-
stad, music by G. M. Yapp. © 1c.
Aug. 15, 1928; E 698070; Grace May
Yapp and Thelma Marion Strom-
stad, Alkabo, N. D. 18501
960
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
‘no. 8, 1928
Wisconsin (The) volunteer; words by
V. H. Goff, music by Robert H.
Brennen. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 18, 1928; E 699077;
Victor H. Goff, Bemidji, Minn.
18502
Wishing; words and music by A. K.
Tomezyk. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 27, 1928; E 704165;
Aurelia K. Tomezyk, Wilmington,
Del. 18503
Witch (The) and the moon; novelty
dance, by R. 8S. Stoughton; pf. ©
Aug. 9, 1928; 2 ce. Aug. 20; EH
699135; Walter Jacobs, inc.,~Bos-
ton. 18504
With the wind; galop, by Robert C.
Williams; pf. © July 25, 1928; 2 ¢.
Aug. 2; E 695771; Anthony broth-
ers, Fall River, Mass. 18505
Woman you have deceived me; words
and melody by A. De Evans, of
‘Canada. © 1. Aug. 2, 1928; HB
‘695797; Archie De Evans, Cedoux,
Sask., Canada. 18506
Wonderful isle of dreams; words by
Jean Herbert, music by Jeanne Gra-
velle; pf. and ukulele acc. © Aug.
4, 1928; 2 ec. Aug. 16; E 699023;
Gotham music service, ine. New
York. 18507
Wondering; waltz, words by H. W.
Richardson, music by Earl Rodney.
© 1.c. Aug. 22, 1928; E 704070;
Robert S. Flagler, Poughkeepsie,
IN; tY. 18508
Wond’ring; words and music by H.
LeSieur. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1928; BE
704185; Hugene LeSieur, Sanford,
Me. 18509
Wondrous (The) story; Christmas
cantata, text by Raymond Earl Bel-
laire, music by Richard Kountz.
4to. 1. 4-pt.; mixed voices—2. 3-
pt.; sop. 1, 2, and alto. © Aug. 10,
1928; 2 ec. each Aug. 15; E 698019,
698020; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 18510, 18511
Won’t you come back; words by A. F.
Pennino, music by George J. Miller.
© 1c. Aug. 6, 1928; E 695897; Al-
fred F. Pennino, New York.
18512
Won’t you come back; words by T. E.
Jensen, music by Sylvester L. Cross.
© 1c. Aug. 6, 1928; E 695886;
Theodore Enoch Jensen, Bremerton,
Wash. 18513
18523
Won’t you sing that old sweet song;
words and music by Mary Evelene
Calbreath. © Aug. 21, 1928; 2 ec.
Aug. 21; HE 699152; Schroeder &
Gunther, ine., New York. 18514
Won’t you take me to heaven, please
Lucky Lindy do; words by Florence
Brooks,.musie by V. Klapperich. ©.
July 30, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 1; E 696642;
Verna Klapperich, Mission, Tex.
18515
Wot a man; farce in 1 act, lyrics and
musie by C. M. Smith. © 1c. Aug.
8, 1928; D 27346; Charles Maxwell
Smith, New York. 18516
Would a Manx cat wag it’s tail; fox
trot, written and composed by Will
EK. Haines and Julian Wright, both
of Great Britain; in E flat. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug.
20, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 22; HE 697636;
Francis, Day &: Hunter, ltd., London,
18517
Would Sal be a pal to me; words by
G. J. Wendling, music by G. J. Wen-:
dling and E. A. Schindler; pf. ©
1e¢. July 18, 1928; E 698175; George
J. Wendling and Edward A. Schin-
dler, Chicago. 18518
Wreck (The) of the Chicago-New Or-
leans special, no. 3; words and mu-
sie by Spencer Williams. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 25, -
1928; E 704144; Triangle music pub.
co., inc., New York. 18519
Y pos que le voy a hacer; cancion
tipica Mexicana, letra y musica de
Raul Castell, of Mexico, dom‘ciled
at El Paso; pf. © 1c. Aug. 20,
1928; E 704021; Alberto Solis, El
Paso. 18520
Ya volo la paloma; danzon, musica de
I. Alcocer, of Mexico; pf. con letra.
©p Avie 1; 1928-0 di ee Aue (305
697697; A. Wagner y Levien, sucs.,
S. en c., Mexico City, Mexico. 18521
Yascha Michaeloffsky’s melody ; words
and music by I. Berlin. © Aug. 17,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 18; E 698156; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 18522
Ye choirs of new Jerusalem (Chorus
nove Jerusalem) ; motet, founded on
the ancient Sarum hymn melody, by
B. Harwood, of England, op. 47;
cho., with organ ace. 4to. © Aug.
7, 1928; 1 ce. Aug. 7; E 697358; Basil
Harwood, Bristol, England. 18523
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18524
Year (The) will soon be ended; tr.
by J. C. G., musie by J. A. Schulz
[and] Beside the manger; words by
Paul Gerhardt, tr. by John Kelly,
music of a folksong, copyright is
based upon new matter of Carl F.
Pfatteicher namely, his interpreta-
tion represented in the legible nota-
. tion thereof contained in the copies
filed ; male voices a capella. 4to. ©
Feb.) 13,. 1928; -2).e@, dune; 27; BH
694981; Carl Fischer, ince, New
York. 18524
Yearning for you; by Terry Jefferson;
pf. ©1c. Aug. 9, 1928; E 695924;
Mario Jefferson, Painesville, O.
18525
Yearning for you; by Terry Jefferson ;
pf. Rev..copy..©.1 ec. Aug. 20,
1928; E 689179; Mario Jefferson,
Painesville, O. 18526
Yedra (Una); cancion regional, letra _
y musica por I. M. Valle, of Mexico,
domiciled at Chicago;, 2 treble
voces. © 1c Aug. 13, 1928; E
698005 ; Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago.
18527
Yes! fantaisie selection sur les motifs
de l’ operette, par Maurice Yvain, of
France; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © July 12, 1928; 1 c.. Aug. 21;
E 697581; Francis Salabert, Paris.
18528
Yo le traté de amor; corrido, letra y
musica por I. M. Valle, of Mexico,
domiciled at Chicago; 2 treble
voices! e©r hve Auer as) 1928 :.
698006; Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago.
18529
You; words by W. E. Guy, music by
Bernadette Whalen, arr. R. K. de
Catheart; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Aug. 3, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 8; E 696833 ;
William HE. Guy, Seuth Vancouver,
B. C. 18530
You ain’t got nothin’ at all; words and
music by P. S. Kerr; mixed voices.
4to.. © June 1,.1928; 2c Aug. 13;
EK 696969; Phillip Stanley Kerr, Los
Angeles. 18531
You alone; from Earl Carroll vanities,
7th ed., words by Jean Herbert, mu-
sic by Bernard Maltin, pf. arr. by
Charles Maxwell Smith. © Aug. 22,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 25; E 698312; Spier
and Coslow, ine., New York. 18532
You and I; fox trot, by J. Vollmar;
Hawaiian guit. with regular guit.
ace. © Aug. 8, 1928; 2 e Aug. 15;
pt. HI, n. s., v. 23
E 698052 ; Jacob Vollmar, Rochester,
NaS 18533
You and I; words and music by D.
Bigelow. © 1 ec. May 28, 1928; BE
696542; Dorothie Bigelow, London.
18534
You bet she’s my sweetheart; words
and music by A. F. Stickel. © 1.
Aug. 10, 1928; E 696952; Alma
Frances Stickel, Chelmsford, Mass.
18535
You ean feel it doing you good; fox
trot, written by R. P. Weston and
Bert Lee, composed by Harris
Weston, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele acc.; in F. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Aug. 20, 1928;
1e. Aug. 22; E 697641; Francis, Day
& Hunter, ltd., London. . 18536
You can make me ery if you are a
butter fly; words and music by P.
Nussinof, of Russia, domiciled at
Baltimore. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ¢ Aug..28; 1928>. BE
704187 ; Pioter Nussinof, Baltimore.
18537
You can’t be unhappy if you sing;
words and music by Maurice Scott,
of Great Britain; pf. and ukulele
ace.; in D. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Aug. 8, 1928; 1c. Aug.
9; E 697378; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don. 18538
You can’t pick a sweetie by the clothes
she wears; words by W. R. Peter-
son, music by Ray Hibbeler. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 1,
1928 ; E 696652; Walter R. Peterson,
Park Ridge, Ill. 18539
You can’t take my love dreams away;
words by Jo Richart, music by G. M.
Tidd; pf. and ukulele ace. © Aug.
21, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 22; E 699156;
G. M. Tidd, Columbus, O. 18540
You can’t take my mem’ries from me;
waitz song, words and music by Joe
Davis and Spencer Williams; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by Ben Gar-
rison. © Aug. 25, 1928; 2 c Aug.
23; E 699154; Triangle musie pub.
co., ine., New York. 18541
You didn’t know this baby; words by
G. Linley, musie by Florence B.
Price; pf. ace. with ukulele or banjo
uke. © Aug. 25, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 31;
E 698325; Grace Linley, Chicago.
18542
962
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1928
18563
You, just you; words and music by
D. F. Nygren. Sedalia, Mo., A. W.
Perry’s sons. © July 12, 1928; 2 c.
July 16; E 698112; David F. Nygren,
Sedalia, Mo. 18543
You lied, I cried; words and music by
Johnny Marvin and Irving Bibo; pf.
© 1 ec. Aug. 21, 1928; E 704041;
Bibo, Bloedon & Lang, inc., New
York. 18544
You'll do; words by Wes Frazer and
Max Rutchik, melody by L. Whitcup.
© 1c. Aug. 11, 1928; E 699014;
Leonard Whiteup, New York. 18545
You'll kill ’em; from Just a minute,
words by Walter O’Keefe, music by
Harry Archer. [Words and melody
omy), “oe 4c. ' Aug. 1, 1928; B
696668 ; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine., New York. 18546
You’re a haunting melody to me;
waltz, words and music by B. O.
Wheeler. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1928; E
704059; Blanche Olivia Wheeler,
Hamilton, Mass. 18547
You're a real sweetheart; fox trot,
lyrics by Irving Caesar, music by
Cliff Friend, arr. by Tom Satters-
Held -erem; Ye) Aug. 7, 1928: 2 «
Aug. 8; EH 695910; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 18548
You’re an angel; words and music by
C. Kerstine. [Words and melody
oy) © 1 ‘c Aug. 22, 1928; EH
704074; Caesar Kerstine, Clarksdale,
Miss. 18549
You're gone: from The song writer,
words and music by Phil Baker,
Georgie Price and Sid Silvers. ©
Aug. 14, 1928; 2 ec. Aug. 15; E 698018 ;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 18550
You’re like some one I used to know;
lyric by Judy Shea, music by M.
Gowenlock. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ec. Aug. 14, 1928; E
695996; Marjorie Gowenlock, Chi-
cago. 18551
You’re my girl; words and melody by
Happy Cook [i. e. J. Cook]. © 1c.
Aug. 10, 1928; E 696943 ; John Cook,
Cincinnati. 18552
You’re my romance; words and music
bye and M. Jay. © 1 ¢. Aug. 29,
1928; E 704196; Tillie and Nancy
Jay, New York. 18553
You’re part of my picture of happiness;
waltz song, words by S. B. Ittner,
music by S. B. Ittner and Edwin A.
Moffat. © Aug. 20, 1928; 2 ¢. Aug.
24; E 698255; Scott B. Ittner, St.
Louis. 18554
You taught me how to love you; lyrics
by Joan Crawford, melody by W. D.
Swander and R. West. © 1c. Aug.
4, 1928; E 695843; William Donald
Swander and Ray West, Los Angeles.
18555
You thought that I’d never forget;
words and melody by M. Maki. ©
1 ce. Aug. 8, 1928; E 696838; Mary
Maki, Westerly, R. I. 18556
You wanted someone to play with, I
wanted someone to love; waltz bal-
lad, words by Frank Capano and
Margie Morris, music by Geo. B.
McConnell and Nat Osborne; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Aug. 24, 1928; 2 ¢.
Aug. 28; E 698314; Empire music
eco., New York. 18557
You went away ; lyric by Estelle Fryde,
music by S. Fryde, of Poland, domi-
ciled at Brooklyn, and Jack Sher-
man. Ine. Aug. 30, Faas 78
704255 ; Stanley Fryde, Brooklyn.
18558
Young (A) girl’s song; words by Helen
Williams, music by Montague F.
Phillips, of Great Britain, op. 46,
no. 3... © Aug. 17; 1928: 4 “ce Ane.
18; E 697662; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. 18559
Young (The) saxophonist and trump-
etist or the art of perfect phrasing;
by Pedro Lozano. © July 17, 1928;
2 ec. and aff. Aug. 18; A 1087583;
Lozano (Pedro) pub. co., Syracuse,
Nie Ys 18560
Your lovin’; words and melody by Lew
Urquhart [pseud. of L. T. Urquhart]
© 1c. Aug. 8, 1928; E 696872: Louis
Thomas Urquhart, New York. 18561
Youth triumphant; overture, by Robert
W. Gibb; pf. © Aug. 9, 1928; 2 «.
Aug. 20; E 699133; Walter Jacobs,
inc., Boston. 18562
Zalewski (Bolestaw J.) CzternaScie
pieSni pogrzebowych ; zebrat i utozyt
B. J. Zalewski; na chory 2, 3 i 4-ry
giosy zefskie i mieszane, a capella i
niektore z towarzyszeniem fortepianu.
zeszyt 2, rev. ed. -obl. 32mo. 1.
Spijze juz po twoim boju. [13 oth-
ers] © Aug. 15, 1928; 2 ¢ Aug. 15;
E 698252; Boleslaw J. Zalewski, Chi-
cago. 18563
963
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18564
pt. III, 0. S., v. 28, no. 8, 1928,
Zalewski (Bolestaw J.)—Continued.
JedenaSscie pieSni pogrzebowych ;
zebrat i utozyt B. J. Zalewski; na
chor meski, zeszyt 2, rev. ed. obl.
32mo. 1. Spijze juz po twoim boju.
[10 others] © Aug. 15, 1928; 2 ¢.
Aug. 15; E 698250; Bolestaw J. Za-
lewski, Chicago. 18564
Siedem pieSni pogrzebowych; ze-
bral i wtozyt B. J. Zalewski; na chor
mieszany.. zeszyt 1, rev. ed, obl.
382mo. 1. Marsz pogrzebowy spie-
wacki. [6 others] © Aug. 15, 1928;
2c. Aug. 15; E 698251; Bolestaw J.
Zalewski, Chicago. 18565
SzeS¢ pieSni pogrzebowych ; zebrat
i utozyt B. J. Zalewski; na chor
1. Duszo cezcij boga. [ others] ©
Aug. 15, 1928): 2 (6 Age ao BE
698249; Bolesiaw J. Zalewski, Chi-
cago. 18566.
Zoroghian Trepak; by Edward A.
Mueller; pf. 4 hands. © Aug. 24,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 27; E 699211; John
Church co., Cincinnati, O. 18567
Zulu Lulu; words by Maleolm Mc-
Comb, music by William C. K. Irwin.
[Words and melody only] © 1 c¢.
Aug. 13, 1928; EH 695968; May Irwin,
New York. — 18568:
99 breaks fiir trompete (Breaks fiir
cornet) ; von O. A. Evans, of Ger-
many. 8vo. © Feb. 17, 1928; 1 «¢.
July 18; E 697361; Wilhelm Zimmer-
meski. zeszyt 1, rev. ed. obl. 32mo. mann, Leipzig. 18569
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1928:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 34 unpublished) __ 108
Class E, Musical compositions (including 6,032 unpublished) __-________ 18, 461
cithite ee en a Eg aE O
Totaledusto.4ives't. b A SN
964
Shor MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSIS TING, COPYRIGHT
HAS BEEN RENEWED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF
MARCH 4, 1909
[18569
All hail to Santa Claus; cantata for
Christmas, by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles Henry Gabriel, Berkeley,
Calif., as the author. R 45881, July
23, 1928. 1
Answer Him tonight; gospel -song-
quartet, words by V. H., music by
F. BE. Belden. © Peter Philip Bil-
horn, Chicago, as the author of the
arrangement of the words and mu-
sic. R 45327, May 26, 1928. 2
Aspiration (Bei Sankt Anton) ; choral
song, from the Bavarian highlands,
words imitated from Bavarian
volkslieder and schnadahuepfler,
music by E. Elgar, op. 27, no. 4. ©
Edward Elgar, London, as- the
author of the music. R 45777, July
7, 1928. . 3
Ave Maria; by Benjamin Hamma;
mixed voices; organ ace. © Doro-
thea Hamma, Mill Valley, Calif., as
the child of the deceased author of
the music. R 45857, July 2, 1928. 4
Ave verum corpus;
Hamma; mixed voices; organ acc.
© Dorothea Hamma, Mill Valley,
Calif., as the child of the deceased
author of the music. R 45856, July
2, 1928. 5
Baby’s lullaby; duet, words by L.
Gould, music by L. A. Bugbee; pf.
© Charles I. Davis, Seattle, as the
widower of the author of the music.
R 45800, July 3, 1928. 6
Be my little apple dumplin’ do; words
by Walter H. Ford, music by J. W.
Bratton. © John W. Bratton,
Brooklyn, as the author of the
music. R 45773, June 29, 1928. 7
Birdie’s first bath [and] Mousie’s race
for life; words by L. Gould, music
by L. A. Bugbee; pf. © Charles I.
Davis, Seattle, as the widower of
the author of the music. R 45801,
July 3, 1928. 8
Bohemian life; waltzes, by W. H.
‘Nelson; pf. © W. H. Nelson, New
York, as the author. R 45762, June
29, 1928. 9
by Benjamin
Bride bells; waltzes, by P. Rubens; pf.
© Paul Rubens, Schenectady, N. Y.,
as the author. R 45771, June 29,
1928. 10
Burgomaster ; selection arr. by Gustav
Luders; instrumental. © Gustav
W. Chase, Brooklyn, as next of kin
of author of arrangement who is
not living. R 45820, Feb. 21, 1928.
11
Butterfly (The); words by L. Gould,
music by L. A. Bugbee; pf.
Charles I. Davis, Seattle, as the
widower of the author of the music.
R 45791, July 3, 1928. 12
By the lone sea shore; 4-part song,
composed by Samuel Coleridge-
Taylor; mixed voices. © Jessie
Sarah Fleetwood Coleridge-Taylor,
Croydon, Surrey, England, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 45890, July 27, 1928. 13
Cantilene nuptiale; by A. L. Barnes;
organ. © Ada A. Barnes, Utica,
N. Y., as the widow of the author.
R 45861, July 2, 1928. 14
Chicken’s (The) surprise [and]
Roguish (The) breeze; words by L.
Gould, music by L. A. Bugbee; pf.
© Charles I. Davis, Seattle, as the
widower of the author. R 45792,
July 3, 1928. 15
Chinese reverie; characteristic, by G.
J. Trinkaus; pf. © George J.
Trinkaus, Ridgewood, N. J., as the
author. R 45763, June 29, 1928. 16
Christmas (The) pilgrim; concert
quarterly for Sunday-schools, words
by Jessie Brown Pounds, music by
J. H. Killmore. © James Henry
Fillmore,. Cincinnati, as the author
of the music. R 45880, July 23,
1928. ali
Cold is the night; gospel song-quartet,
words and music by Thomas Sulli-
van. © Peter Philp Bilhorn, Chi-
cago, as the author of the arrange-
ment of the words and music. R
45323, May 26, 1928. 18
965
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18569 (19)
pt. m1, n. Si Vue
Cradle song; by J. A. Jeffery; pf. ©
J. Albert Jeffery, Boston, as the
author. R 45884, July 28, 1928. 19
Crossing the bar; words by Tennyson,
music by Henry Houseley; mixed
voices. © James Houseley, Los
Angeles, Charles Houseley, Midwest,
Wy., Dorothy MHouseley Naylor,
Golden, Col., Ethel S. H. Gallup,
San Diego, Calif., and Helen H.
Billin, Louisville, as the children of
the deceased author of the music.
R 45854, July 16, 1928. 20
Dream (A) so fair; by John W. Met-
ealf. 1. Sop. or ten. in A flat.—2.
Alto or bar. in D flat. © William
C. Waibel, Piedmont, Calif., as the
executor of the author. R 45851,
July 16, 1928. pat
Ebony (The) colored club; Ethiopian
two-step, by H. D. Kerr; pf. ©
Harry D. Kerr, Los Angeles, as the
author. R 45759, June 29, 1928. 22
Echo and I; words by L. Gould, music
by L. A. Bugbee; pf. © Charles
I. Davis, Seattle, as the widower of
the author of the music. R 45793,
July 3, 1928. 23
Elgar (Edward) The dance (Sonnen-
bichl); choral song, from _ the
Bavarian highlands, words imitated
from Bavarian volkslieder and
schnadahuepfler, music by E. Elgar,
op. 27, no. 1. © Edward Elgar, Lon-
den, as the author of the music. R
45774, July 7, 1928. 24
Hternal in the heavens; sacred song,
by J.B. Herbert. © Fannie Graham
Herbert, Monmouth, Ill., as the
widow of the author. R 45878, July
23, 1928. 25
Hyver keep me; gospel song-quartet,
words by Kate Ulmer, music by
J. S. Fuller. © Peter Philip Bil-
horn, Chicago, as the author of the
arrangement of the words and music.
R 45319, May 26, 1928. 26
False love (Wamberg); choral song,
from the Bavarian highlands, words
imitated from Bavarian volkslieder
and schnadahuepfler, mtSic by HE.
Elgar, op. 27, no. 2. © Edward
Elgar, London, as the author of the
music. R 45775, July 7, 1928. heel
Gay (A) old oyster; a fable in song,
words and music by Charles D.
Bingham. © Dorena Bingham, To-
ronto, Ontario, Canada, as the widow
of the author. R 45769, June 29,
1928. 28
Girl (The) I loved and lost; words by
W. D. Cobb, musie by Gus. Edwards.
© Will D. Cobb, New York, as the
author of the words. R 45765, June
29, 1928. 29
Goodnight little star [and] Good morn-
ing merry sunshine; words by L.
Gould, music by L. A. Bugbee; pf.
© Charles I. Davis, Seattle, as the
widower of the author of the music.
R 45799, July 3, 1928. 30
Gounod (Charles Francois) When
sins and fears, prevailing rise; hymn
anthem, by Gounod, arr. by P. A.
Schnecker ; mixed voices; organ acc.
© Louise N. Schnecker, New York,
as the widow of the author of the
arrangement. R 45864, July 2, 1928.
31
Graceful dance; from Foxy Quiller,
by Reginald De Koven, arr. by
Charles J. Roberts [pseud. of C.
Kraushaar|; oreh. ©. Charles
Kraushaar, Larchmont, N. .Y., as
the author of the arrangement. R
45819, June 18, 1928. 32
Harvest (The) crown; words by Pal-
mer Hartsough, music by J. H. Fill-
more. © James Henry Fillmore,
Cincinnati, as the author of the
music. R 45879, July 238, 1928. 33
Heart (The) of a sailor; by Stephen
Adams, arr. by F. J. Smith; men’s
voices. © Frank J. Smith, New
York, as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 45865, July 2, 1928. 34
Hiawatha’s departure; cantata, words
by H. W. Longfellow, music by Sam-
uel Coleridge-Taylor; soli, cho. and
orch. Full sc. © Jessie Sarah Fleet-
wood Coleridge-Taylor, Croydon,
Surrey, England, as the widow of the
author of the arrangement. R 45894,
July 27, 1928. 35
Hour (The) of prayer; hymn anthem,
werds by Charlotte Elliott, music
by O. B. Brown: mixed voices. ©
Harold H. Brown, Indianapolis, as
the child of the deceased author of
the music. R 45855, July 2, 1928.
36
I knew a taverner witty and wise;
drinking song, words by Frederic
Ranken, music by Manuel Klein. ©
Helen Klein, Hollywood, Calif., as
the widow of the author of the music.
R 45757, May 26, 1928. 37
T’ll be with you when the roses bloom
again; words by Harry Hilliard
[pseud. of W. D. Cobb], music by
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no. 8, 1928
Will Whitmore. © Will D. Cobb,
New York, as the author of the
words. RK 45847, June 9, 1928. 38
If saved, why not to-night; gospel
song-quartet, words by Hliza Reed,
music by C. M. Robinson. © Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as the au-
thor of the arrangement of the words
and music. R 45330, May 26, 1928.
39
Jack and Jill [and] Dickery, dickery,
dock; music by L. A. Bugbee; pf.
with words. © Charles I. Davis,
Seattle, as the widower of the author
of the music. R 45795, July 3, 1928.
40
Keepsake (A); by John W. Metcalf.
1. Sop. or ten. in G.—2. Alto or bar.
in E. © William C. Waibel, Pied-
mont, Calif., as the executor of the
author. R 45852, July 16, 1928. 41
King death ; words by Barry Cornwall,
music by Henry Houseley; men’s
voices. © James Houseley, Los An-
geles, Charles Houseley, Midwest,
Wy., Dorothy Houseley Naylor, Gol-
den, Col., Ethel S. H. Gallup, San
Diego, Calif., and Helen H. Billin,
Louisville, as the children of the de-
ceased author of the music R
45849, July 16, 1928. 42
Laendier: “by J.. H.. Rogers, op. 22,
nowi2s. pt.i\© James EH: Rogers,
Cleveland, as the author. R 45859,
July 2, 1928. 43
Lead kindly light; gospel song-quar-
tet, werds by J. H. Newman, music
by Thomas Sullivan.
Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author of
the arrangement of the words and
music. R 45320, May 26, 1928. 44
Lead, kindly light; words by John
Henry Newman, music by Henry
Houseley ; mixed voices. © James
Houseley, Los Angeles, Charles
Houseley, Midwest, Wy., Dorothy
Houseley Naylor, Golden, Col., Ethel
S. H. Gallup, San Diego, Calif., and
Helen H. Billin, Louisville, as the
children of the deceased author of
the music. R 45853; July 16, 1928.
45
Lilacs (The); gospel song-quartet,
words by Robert McIntyre, music by
Klallmark. © Peter Philip Bilhorn,
Chicago, as the author of the ar-
rangement of the words and music.
R 45332, May 26, 1928. 46
12644—28——7
© Peter Philip
: 18569 (55)
Little Boy Blue; music by L. A. Bug-
bee; pf. with words. © Charles I.
Davis, Seattle, as the widower of the
auther of the music. R 45796, July
3, 1928. AT
Longing, dear mother, for thee; gospel
song-quartet, words and music by
Thomas Sullivan. © Peter Philip
Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author of
the arrangement of the words and
music. R 45322, May 26, 1928. 48
Love’s dream after the ball; by A.
Czibulka, arr. by Henry Houseley ;
women’s voices. © James Houseley,
Los Angeles, Charles Houseley, Mid-
west, Wy., Dorothy Houseley Naylor,
Golden, Col., Ethel 8. H. Gallup, San
Diego, Calif., and Helen H. Billin,
Louisville, as the children of the
deceased author of the arrangement.
R 45850, July 16, 1928. 49
Loyal to Jesus; gospel song-quartet,
words by Julia HE. Burnard, music
by F. E. Belden. © Peter Philip
Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author of
the arrangement of the words and
music. R 45329, May 26, 1928. 50
Lullaby (In Hammersbach); choral
song, from the Bavarian highlands,
words imitated from Bavarian volks-
lieder and schnadahuepfler, music by
E. Elgar, op. 27, no. 3. © Edward
Elgar, London, as the author of the
music. R 45776, July 7, 1928. 51
Lumb’rin’ Luke; cake-walk and two-
step, by J. A. Silberberg; pf. ©
Rosalie Guttenberg, Brooklyn, as the
next of kin of the author, who is
not living. R 45766, June 29, 1928.
52.
Lysberg (C. B.) Idyl; op. 62, rev. with
reference to notation, fingering and
marks of expression by Heinrich
Germer. © Leo Germer, Dresden,
Germany, as the child of the de-
ceased author of the revision. R
45494, June 28, 1928. 53
Madrigal; by J. H. Rogers, op. 22, no.
1; pf. © James H. Rogers, Cleve-
land, as the author. R 45858, July
2, 1928. 54
Mam’selle.’Awkins; march, by A. E.
Aarons; pf. © Alfred E. Aarons,
New York, as the author of the ar-
rangement. R 45822, Jan. 28, 1928.
DD.
967
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18569 (56)
Marksman (The) (Bei Murnau);
choral song, from the Bavarian
highlands, words imitated from Ba-
varian volkslieder and schnadahuep-
fler, music by EH. Elgar, op. 27, no. 6.
© Edward Elgar, London, as the
author of the music. R 45779, July
7, 1928. 56
Marriage (The) of Denis Grady;
words and music by John T. Kelly.
© Annie Kelly, New York, as the
child of the deceased author. R
45780, July 25, 1928. 57
Message (A) from home; gospel song-
quartet, words by Thomas Sullivan.
music by F. EH. Belden. © Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as the au-
thor of the arrangement of the
words and music. R 45326, May 26,
1928. 58
Miss Simplicity; musical comedy,
words by R. A. Barnet, music by
Harry Lawson Heartz; voeal se.
Robert A. Barnet, New York, as the -
author of the words. R 45821, May
29, 1928. 59
My cup runneth over; gospel song-
quartet, words by B. A. Robinson,
music by F. EH. Belden. © Peter
Philip Bithorn, Chicago, as the au-
thor of the arrangement of the
words and music. R 453825, May 26,
1928. 60
My ebony queen; words by J. W.
Standish, music by J. A. Silberberg.
© Joseph W. Standish, Lowell, as
the author of the words. R 45761,
June 29, 1928. - 61
My faith looks up to Thee; sacred
song, words by Ray Palmer, music
by G. C. Stock. 1. Mezzo-sop., in HE
flat.—2. Bar. or contralto, in D flat.
© George Chadwick Stock, New Ha-
ven, as the author of the music. R
45882, July 26, 1928. 62
My Father knoweth; gospel song-quar-
tet, words by A. V., music by J. S.
Fuller. © Peter Philip Bilhorn,
Chicago, as the author of the ar-
rangement of the words and music.
R 453824, May 26, 1928. 63
My ponies’ schooldays; words by L.
Gould, music by L. A. Bugbee; pf.
© Charles I. Davis, Seattle, as the
widower of the author of the music.
R 45794, July 3, 1928. 64
‘pt. WS ve ee
Now late on the Sabbath day; anthem
for HEastertide, words from the Bi-
ble, music by Samuel Coleridge-
Taylor. © Jessie Sarah Fleetwood
Coleridge-Taylor, Croydon, Surrey,
England, as the widow of the au-
thor of the music. R 45889, July 27,
1928. ; 65
Oasis; a caravan episode, by Otto
Langey, op. 134; pf. © Lizzie Lan-
gey, New York, as the widow of the
author. R 45764, June 29, 1928. 66
On the alm (Hoch Alp); choral song,
from the Bavarian highlands, words
imitated from Bavarian volkslieder
and schnadahuepfler, music by E.
Elgar, op. 27, no. 5. © Hdward HI-
gar, London, as the author of the
music. R 45778, July 7, 1928. 67
Owl (The); by Stephen Adams, arr.
by F. J. Smith; men’s voices. ©
Frank J. Smith, New York, as the
author of the arrangement. R
45867, July 2, 1928. 68
Pantlikis kalapom; par T. Nachéz,
op. 33, no. 1; violon, avec ace. de pf.
© Tivadar Nachéz, London, as the
author. R 45506, June 29, 1928. 69
People (The) that sat in darkness;
Christmas anthem, by O. B. Brown.
© Harold H. Brown, Indianapolis,
as the child of the deceased author.
R 45862, July 2, 1928. 70
Perfect (The) way; Christmas song,
by BH. Marzo; with violin obbl.
Eduardo Marzo, New York, as the
author of the music. R 45817, June
Ot. 1020. ; 7a
Prelude 4 la minuet; by Homer N.
Bartlett, op. 157; pf. © John B. C.
Bartlett, New York, as the child of
the deceased author. R 45789, Mar.
7, 1928. [?4
Pussy’s see saw; words by L. Gould,
music by L. A. Bugbee; pf. ©
Charles I. Davis, Seattle, as the wid-
ower of the author of the music.
R 45797, July 3, 1928. 73
Safe in mother’s arms at night; words
by J. E. Fay, music by James B.
Oliver. © John Everett Fay, Chi-
cago, as the author of the words.
R 45768, June 29, 1928. 74
Saviour, breathe an evening blessing ;
words by J. Edmondson, music by
Henry Houseley; mixed voices. ©
James Houseley, Los Angeles,
Charles Houseley, Midwest, Wy.,
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no. 8, 1928
18569 (93)
Dorothy Houseley Naylor, Golden,
Col., Ethel S. H. Gallup, San Diego,
Calif., and Helen H. Billin, Louis-
ville, as the children of the deceased
author of the music. R 45848, July
16, 1928. 75D
Saviour (The) waits for thee; gospel
song-quartet, words by Thomas Sulli-
van, music by F. E. Belden. ©
Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as the
author of the arrangement of the
words and music. R 45328, May 26,
1928. 76
Scherzo in D; by Homer N. Bartlett,
op. 171; pf. © John B. C. Bartlett,
New York, as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 45790, Mar. 7,
1928. 17
Schumann (Robert Alexander) O
Holy Saviour, Friend unseen; sacred
quartet, by Schumann, arr. by P. A.
Schnecker ; mixed voices; organ acc.
© Louise N. Schnecker, New York,
as. the widow of the author of the
arrangement. R 45868, July 2, 1928.
78
Some day she’ll be mine; words and
music by Lyn Udall [pseud. of J.
Keating] © Jack Keating, Port-
land, Or., as the author. R 45767,
June 29, 1928. 79
Somewhere someday; words by J. H.
Fay, music by James B. Oliver. ©
John Hverett Fay, Chicago, as the
author of the words. R 45760, June
29, 1928. 80
Songs my mother taught me; by A.
Dvorak, arr. by F. J. Smith; men’s
voices. © Frank J. Smith, New
York, as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 45866, July 2, 1928. 81
Still will we trust; hymn anthem,
words by William Henry Burleigh,
music by P. A. Schnecker; mixed
voices. © Louise N. Schnecker, New
York, as the widow of the author of
the music. R 45869, July 2,1928. 82
Suffer the children; gospel song-quar-
tet, words and music by C. F.
Louthain. © Peter Philip Bilhorn,
Chicago, as the author of the ar-
rangement of the words and musie.
R 45331, May 26, 1928. 83
Szeretlek virag6m; par T. Nachéz, op.
33, no. 2; violon, avec acc. de pf.
© Tivadar Nachéz, London, as the
author. R 45507, June 29, 1928. 84
That old fashioned garden just over
the way; words by Edmund Day,
music by W. H. Nelson. © W. H.
Nelson, New York, as the author of
the music. R 45770, June 29, 1928.
85
There is rest in Jesus; gospel song-
quartet, words and music by Thomas
Sullivan. © Peter Philip Bilhorn,
Chicago, as the author of the ar-
rangement of the words and music.
R 45321, May 26, 1928. 86
There were shepherds; Christmas an-
them, by J. H. Rogers; mixed voices.
© James H. Rogers, Cleveland, as
the author. R 458638, July 2, 1928.
87
Trowbridge (J. Eliot) Twenty re-
sponses; for use in church services
after prayer, by J. E. Trowbridge.
Response no. 1. © Henry O. Trow-
bridge, Newton, Mass., as the child
of the deceased author of the music.
R 45787, July 2, 1928. 88
Ungarn; zigeuner tanz, von L. Men-
delssohn, op. 85, no.1; pf. © Ludwig
Mendelssohn, Berlin, as the author.
R 45883, July 24, 1928. 89
Village festival; by J. H. Rogers, op.
22, no. 3; pf. © James H. Rogers,
Cleveland, as the author. R 45860,
July 2, 1928. 90
Wagner (Richard) Siegmund’s love-
song; from Richard Wagner’s Wal-
kiire, [arr.] by Bendel, critically rev.
with reference to notation, fingering
and marks of expression by Hein-
rich Germer; pf. © Leo Germer,
Dresden, Germany, as the child of
the deceased author of the revision.
R 45485, June 28, 1928. 91
What doggie asked [and] What birdie
thinks; words by L. Gould, music by
L. A. Bugbee; pf. © Charles I.
Davis, Seattle, as the widower of
the author of the music. R 45798,
July 3, 1928. 92
When Jordan hushed; hymn, music
by J. B. Herbert; mixed voices. ©
Fannie Graham Herbert, Monmouth,
Ill., as the widow of the author of
the music. R 45876, July 23, 1928.
93
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969
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18569 (94) pt. 111, n. s., v. 23, no. 8, 1928
While Old Glory waves; march and | Wonderful (The) story; gospel song-
two-step, by A. Heindl; pf. © An- |. quartet, words by Kate Ulmer, mu-
ton oh Merrick, L. L, N. Y., as sic by J. S. Fuller. © Peter Philip
ars Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author of
the author. R 45758, June 29, 1928. the arrangement of the words and
94 music. R 45316, May 26, 1928. 95
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_ - pages vil—viii of nos. 8-4;
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Italy, vol. 10 (1915). pages viii-ix of no. 4, and vol. 17 (1922),
pages xlil—xiv of no. 6;
Luxemburg, vol. 6 (1911), pages vii—viii of no. 7;
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Notics.—When the nationality of the composer is not specifically stated in the title
entry, it is to be understood that he is a citizen of the United States.
A-b-e blocks: by Arthur C. King; 2
violins and pf. © Sept. 5, 1928; 2 ¢.
Sept. 10; E 698466; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. ‘18570
A de diego; letra por Fernando Tor-
regrosa, melodia por P. Villa. ©
1 ¢. Aug. 16, 1928; E 699041; Pastor
Villa, New York. 18571
"A festa ’e genni: words and music by
G. Amato, of Italy, domiciled at
Brooklyn. [Words and melody only]
© 1 c. Sept. 27, 1928; E 704960;
Gennaro Amato, Brooklyn. 18572
A la dialogue; by Mortimer Wilson, op.
88, no. 10; violin, with pf. acc (In
Instrumental unisons) © Sept. 11,
1928; 2°c: Sept. 13; E 699343; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 18573
A la fontaine ; poésie de Tristan Kling-
sor, musique de Louis Beydts, of
France. © June 20, 1928; 1 c. July
3; E 697776; Heugel, Paris. 18574
"A tabbacchera; versi di G. Marrone,
musica di Mario Nicastro. [Words
and melody only] ©1«. Sept. 21,
1928; E 704814; Gaspare Marrone,
Brooklyn. 18575
Academic (The) professionals; march,
iy aivatice seltz 400.’ t’-Bang'—2.
Orch. © Sept. 19, 1928: 2 ¢. each
Sept. 14; E 698672, 698673; Roland
F. Seitz, Glen Rock, Pa.
18576, 18577
Adelina; waltz, by Antonio Bonsig-
nore; violin. © 1c. Sept. 13, 1928;
E 704544; Apollo music co., Brook-
lyn. 18578
Adorable you; from White lilacs,
words by David S. Goldberg, music
by Maurie Rubens. New York,
Harms, inc. © Sept. 14, 1928: 2 c.
Sept. 17; E 698552; Shubert theatre
corp., New York. 18579
Adoramus te (We adore Thee) ; by F.
Roselli, arr. by Louis Victor Saar;
three women’s voices. 4to. © Sept.
12, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 18; E 698537:
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 18580
Adoration ; by Emil Held; violin and
pf. © Sept. 7, 1928; 2 ce. Sept. 19;
E 698577; Co-operative music Co.,
Philadelphia. 18581
Adventures of the ten finger ponies
with their barn on the piano keys;
for the juvenile beginner, by Eliza-
beth Blackburn Martin. © Sept. 26,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 24; E 699500; Willis
music co., Cincinnati, O. 18582
Agitato, no. 2: by Jacques Pintel,
_ scored by Leo A. Kempinski; orch.
with pf. or organ conductor. ©
Sept. 25, 1928; 2 e«. Sept. 26; BE
698699 ; Irving Berlin standard mu-
sic corp., New York, 18583
Agitato no. 3; by Don Williams, sc. by
Leo A. Kempinski; orch., with pf. or
organ conductor. © Sept. 12, 1928;
2c. Sept. 13; E 698485; Irving Ber-
lin standard music corp., New York.
18584
Al and Joe; words and music by M. E.
Dunaway, music by Alma Colgan.
[Photostat] © 1c. Sept. 11, 1928;
E 704533; M. E. Dunaway, Little
Rock, Ark. 18585
Al’s my pal; words and music by Al-
den Chambers [i. e. A. R. Cham-
bers], arr. by Ada Bolanz. © 1 «.
Sept. 6, 1928; E 704452; Alden Rast
Chambers, Los Angeles. 18586
A-l Smith; words and music by B.
Shanley, arr. by E. E. Elton. ©
Aug! 21;; 1928 +1 2y ce. Amey, 28¢- EB
698443; Ben Shanley, Southington,
Conn. 18587
Al Smith rally; words and music by
M. E. Smith, arr. by Music arrang-
ing bureau, Milwaukee, Wis. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 4, 1928; E 704368: Mollie E.
Smith, Plymouth, Wis. 18588
Al Smith, you’re true blue; words by
E. Nelson, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ec.
Sept. 18, 1928; E 704554; Edna Nel-
son, East Hempstead, N. Y. 18589
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18590
Album leaf; by H. Bradford, of Great
Britain; pf. (Jn Seven characteris-
tic pieces) © Sept. 13, 1928; 1 «.
Sept. 14; E 697929; Hugh Bradford,
London. 18590
Alfred E. Smith; march, by M. H.
Nava, of Mexico; pf. © 1 «@ Sept.
20, 1928; E 704820; Manuel Hernan-
dez Nava, San Antonio. 18591
Alfred E. Smith; words and music by
Tom Romley [i. e. T. A. Romley]
and Jack Donahue. © 1 «¢. Sept. 6,
1928; E 704455; Thomas Aquinas
Romley, Waltham, Mass. 18592
All creatures of our God and King;
four-part song, words tr. from the
hymn of St. Francis of Assisi by W.
H. Draper, music by E. T. Chapman,
of Great Britain.; mixed voices. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Aug. 28, 1928; 1 « Sept. 6; E
697977; H. F. W. Deane & sons, the
Year book press, ltd., London.’ 18593
All I do; words by Irene Beasley, mu-
sic by P. Hill. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ¢ Sept. 14, 1928; E
704577; Peggy Hill, Memphis, Tenn.
18594
well over there; words and
music by William Cranford
Meacham. © Sept. 8, 1928; 2 e.
Sept. 8; E 6993894; Charles A. Lutz,
York, Pa. 18595
All of the time; words and music by
Harry Woods; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by A. J. Franchini. © Aug. 31,
1928; 2c. Sept. 1; E 699249; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
18596
All that she would say was whoopee;
words and music by Jack Bernadi.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 6, 1928; E 704437; Jack Ber-
nadi Topf, Brooklyn. 18597
All through the day; fox trot, words
and music by L. L. Yost. [Words
and melody, with chords only] ©
1 c. Sept. 5, 1928; E 704402; Leland
L. Yost, Kerrville, Tex. 18598
Allo! .. Allo! .. Central (Hallo! ..
Hallo! .. millne wall); par Alex.
de Taeye, of Belgium; oreh., avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Aug. 5,
1928; 1 ce. Sept. 1; E 697801; Chou-
dens, Paris. 18599)
Almost; words and music by L. R.
Perry. 1. ey; Sept,,, 1,. 1928; E
704315; Tawrence Richard Perry,
Rochester, N. Y. 18600
All is
ptt, Be sSawee
Alone; words and music by Brinton
Whitehead ; high voice. © Sept. 19,
1928; 2 c Sept. 25; E 699508; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 18601
Alte (Der) gatte; polkalied, by P.
Miiller; Ist B flat cornet. © 1 «@
Sept. 19. 1928; E 704699; Peter
Miiller, Philadelphia. 18602
Always believing; words and music
by Dorathea Thams-Davies, of
Australia. © Sept. 12, 1928; 1 «.
Sept. 19; E 697962; D. Thams-
Davies, Southport, Queensland, Aus-
tralia, ; 18603
Always just a dream; fox trot, words
by R. Bayfield Evans, music by
Sylvain Hamy, of Belgium; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Feb. 1, 1928; 1 e.
July 7; E 697923; International
music co., Brussels, Belgium. 18604
, Always keep on the sunny side; words
and music by Sydney Bland, of
Canada. © Aug. 29, 1928; 1 c. Sept.
4; E 697720; W. A. Miner, Toronto,
Ont., Canada. 18605
Amelia, America’s own; words by B.
M. Miles, music by Ray Hibbeler.
© 1c. Sept. 24, 1928; E 704878;
Billie M. Miles, Haverhill, Mass.
. 18606
_America, America, that’s where the
pretty girls grow; words by W. H.
Leonard, music by Casper Nathan.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 28, 1928; E 704955; W. H.
Leonard, York, Pa. 18607
America beware; words by J. McVay,
music by Sylvester L. Cross. © 1c.
Sept. 20, 1928; E 704793; Jennie
MeVay, Centralia, Wash. 18608
America our native land; words and
music by W. Hull. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 14, 1928;
E 704599; Walter Hull, Dearborn,
Mich. 18609
America the beautiful; poem by
Katherine Lee Bates, music by
Robert Saudek, arr. by George J.
Trinkaus; treble voices. 4to. 1.
Two-part song.—2. Three-part song.
© Sept. 8, 1928; 2 ec. each Sept. 13;
E 698517, 698518; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 18610, 18611
American beauties; waltz, by Alberto:
Rizzi; violin. © 1c. Sept. 138, 1928;
WH 704545; Apollo music co., Brook-
lyn. 18612
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no. 9. 1928
5 18632
Amore in campagna; mazurka, arr. by
R. Romani. © 1 ec. Sept. 20, 1928;
E 704748; Romano Romani, New
York. 18613
Amour (L’) en fleurs; chanson-one
step, paroles de Henri Varna et Ch.
L. Pothier, musique de F. July, of
France; pf. ace., avec arr. de |’ uku-
lele de F. Salabert. © June 20,
1928; 1c. July 3; E 697739; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 18614
Amparo; vals lento, por J. Vasquez,
of Mexico, domiciled at Chicago; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 4, 1928; E 704409; Juan
Vazquez, Chicago. * 18615.
Ana Maria; waltz by F. Quesada, of
Mexico, domiciled at Indiana Har-
bor, Ind. © 1 c. Sept. 20, 1928;
E 704775; Francisco Quesada, In-
diana Harbor, Ind. 18616
Andante funébre; von Johan S. Svend-
sen, arr. von Nicolaj Hansen, of
Denmark; salonorchester, mit pf.
direktion. 4to. © Aug. 25, 1928;
1 ¢c. Sept. 13; E 697924; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 18617
Ayyeda gas wou—"Ax! €Xa Payova (Angela
phos mou- Ah ela Ramona) ; words
by E. Staurakoulis, music by Iero-
theos Schizas, of Italy, domiciled at
New York. [Words and melody
only] © 1.¢ Sept. 17, 1928: E
704621; Eurykleia T. Staurakoulis,
Corona, L. I., N. Y. 18618
Animation march; by L. N. Griffin;
band. 4to. © Sept. 19, 1928; 2 «.
Sept. 19; E 699422; Louellyn Nelms
Griffin, Waco, Tex. 18619
Annie darlin’; words and music by
Margery Watkins [i. e. Margery
Watkins Paul]; high or med. voice.
© Sept. 19, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 25;
E 699510; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 18620
Anno viecchio e anno nuovo; versi di
F. Amodio, musica di Remo D’ Al-
ba. [Words and melody only] ©
1 c. Sept. 15, 1928; E 704644; Frank
Amodio, Brooklyn. 18621
Anoakia; by W. A. Quincke, op. 21,
ed. and arr. by H. J. Tandler; pf.
conductor, violin and _ violoncello,
with ad lib. violin obbl. and bass
pts. Los Angeles, W. A. Quincke &
co. © Aug. 20, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 20;
E 698306; Walter A. Quincke, Los
Angeles. 18622
Anon (L’) porteur d’ agneaux; par
René Guillou, of France; pf.
June 15, 1928; 1c¢. July 2; E 697756;
Alphonse Leduc et cie., Paris. 18623
Another little glass; fox trot, words
by Frederick William Howes, music
by Ralph Godfrey Sinclair [pseud.
of Henry Berry and Daniel Gibson],
both of Great Britain; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by H. Bull; in CC.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© June 30, 1928: 1 -e: July 12: HK
697895; Laurie’s & co., London.
18624
Anticipation; by Florence B. Price;
pf. © Sept. 20, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 28;
E 699527; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago. 18625
Anything your heart desires; from
Just a minute, words by Walter
O’Keefe, music by Harry Archer;
pf. and ‘ukulele acc. © Sept. 17,
1928; 2 ec. Sept. 18; E 698570; De-
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 18626
Are we downhearted?—no! words by
Benny Davis, music by Archie Gott-
ler. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Sept. 4, 1928; E 704872; De-
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.,
New York. 18627
Are you ever blue; words by M. G.
Beatty, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Sept. 19. 1928: E 704688; Mattie G.
Beatty, Booneville, Miss. 18628
Aren’t women wonderful; words by
B. Scott, music by B. Scott, of Great
Britain and Ted Shapiro, of U. S.
©), Sept. .5,..1928; 1\.¢. Sept. 12; EB
699421; Bennett Scott, London.
18629
H. Bradford, of Great
Britain; pf. (Jn Seven character-
istic pieces) © Sept. 13, 1928; 1c.
Sept. 14; E 697930; Hugh Bradford,
London. 18630
Arietta: by
Arioso et 2°"® menuet; par F. Ron-
chini, of Italy; violoneelle, avec ace.
de pf. © Apr. 20, 1928; 1 ec. May
23; E 692529; Lucien de Lacour,
Paris. 18631
Armistice (The) ; words and music by
F. E. Sanderson. © Aug. 21, 1928;
2 c. Sept. 19; E 698596; F. E. Sand-
erson, Manchester, N. H. 18632
973
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18633
Arrows (The); words by Frederick
Peterson, music by Sydney Dalton.
1. Medium in G min.—2. Low, in F
min. © Sept. 14, 1928; 2 c. each
Sept. 17; E 699867; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 186383
As a bird in meadows fair; festal song
for Children’s day, music by August
Halter; mixed voices. 4to. © Sept.
8, 1928; 2 @ Sept. 10; E 698408;
Robin Ellis, Ridgefield Park, N. J.
18634
As a stream that runs to sea; anthem,
5-pt. -cho., words anon., music by
Edward Shippen Barnes, op. 40, no.
2; mixed voices, a cappella. 4to. ©
Sept. 19, 1928; 2: « Sept. 25;'E
699503 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
18635
Asi es mi Cuba; danza de concierto,
por L. C. Varena, of Cuba, domiciled
at New York; pf. and violin.
1 c. Sept. 18, 1928; E 704673 ;. Luis
Carlos Varona, New York. 18636
Assurance; sacred song, words by
Edith F. Moore, music by William
J. Kraft; middle voice; pf. or organ
acc. © July 31, 1928; 2 c. July 28;
E 695705; H. W. Gray co. New
York. 18637
At end; words by Louise Chandler
Moulton, music by Cecil Cowles;
high voice. © Sept. 11, 1928; 2 «.
Sept. 15; E 699371; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 18638
At eventide; cornet solo, by W.
Broughton; band acc. 4to. © Aug
24, 1928: 2 ¢. Aug. 27: E 699189;
Salvation army national headquart-
ers, New York. 18639
At harvest time; waltz, by Ann Thom-
as; pf. © Sept..12, 1928; 2 c. Sept.
19; EH 698578; Co-operative music
co., Philadelphia. 18640
At the barn dance; words and music
by T. Crawford. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 «¢. Aug. 10, 1928: E
696924; Timothy Crawford, New
York. 18641
At the barnyard ball; words and mu-
sic by T. Crawford. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Aug. 10, 1928;
E 696923; Timothy Crawford, New
York. 18642
At the village dance; by Carl Wilhelm
Kern,.op. 556, no. 1; pf. © Sept.
14, 1928; 2 .c. Sept. 17; E 699866;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 18648
pt..10, Nese) Veco.
Au bord de Veau; par Gabriel Fauré,
arr. par F. Salabert, of France;
orch., avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Aug. 5, 1928; 1 c« Sept. 1; E 697843;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 18644
Au matin sur la montagne; par Henry
Defosse, of France; pf. © June 15,
1928; 1 c« July 2, 1928; E 697760;
Alphonse Leduc et cie., Paris. 18645
Aubert (Jacques) Air; transcribed by
Georges Barrére, of France, domi-
ciled at New York; flute or violin,
with pf. acc. © Sept. 11, 1928; 2 ¢.
Sept. 15; E 699378; G. Schirmer,
inec., New York. 18646
Audrey; valse mignon, by Vesey
Walker; EF mezzo sop. saxophone
and pf. © Sept. 15, 1928; 2 c. Sept.
19; E 698571 ; Rubank, inc., Chicago.
18647
Aural lessons for, junior schools; by
J. W. Rossington, of Great Britain.
© Aug. 23, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 8; EH
For. 33; Warren & Phillips, London.
18648
Automne; par Gabriel Fauré, op. 18,
no. 8,..arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch., avec vf. conducteur.
4to. © Aug. 5, 1928; i.c. Sept. 1:
E 697811; Francis Salabert, Paris.
18649
Ave Maria (Lord God Almighty) ;
three-part song, by Jacob Areadelt,
arr. by Louis Victor Saar; women’s
voices. 4to. © Sept. 12, 1928; 2 «.
Sept. 18; E 698545; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 18650.
Awake, thou sleeper; hymn, words and
music by B. H. Pearson. © Aug.
2, 1928; 2 c« Sept. 10; E 698406;
B. H. Pearson, Chicago. 18651
Babbling; composed by F. G. Johns-
ton. [Melody only] © 1. Sept. 1,
1928; E 704307; Fred G. Johnston,
Los Angeles. 18652
Babilonia ; fox trot, par J. Demon, arr.
par F. Salabert, of France; orch.,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Aug.
51928: 1 a Séeptl eke Garecu:
Francis Salabert, Paris. 18653
Baby Ann’s lullaby; words by A. V.
Hall, music by Fred L. Beerman.
Muskegon, Mich., Beerman’s music
house. © Sept. 8, 1928; 2 c. Sept.
19; E 699424; Annie V. Hall, Balti-
more. 18654
974
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
Baby girl; words and music by G.
Sammons. [Words and melody
only] © 1 c. Sept. 6, 1928; E
704434: Gardner Sammons, Philadel-
phia. 18655
Baby, I love you; words and music
by L. Ruth and R. C. Ryan. ©1-.
June 28, 1928; E 6938756; Lulu Ruth
and Robert C. Ryan, New Orleans.
18656
Baby mine; lyrics and music by A. M.
Rosenthal; pf. © 1 ¢. Sept. 11,
1928; BE 704555; Aaron Maurice
Rosenthal, McKeesport, Pa. 18657
Baby my own: words and melody by
E. Nelson Walle. arr. by Florence
B. Price; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Aug. 4, 1928; 2 ¢. Aug. 10; 'E
696908; Ethel Nelson Walle, May-
wood, Ill. 18658
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Benedic-
tion: response, arr. by Philip Gor-
don: mixed voices, organ acc. 4to.
© Sept. 21, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 22; E
699452; H. W. Gray co., New York.
18659
— Dearest Lord Jesus (Liebster
Herr Jesus) ; three-pt. song, English
words by A. M. von Blomberg, music
arr. by Louis Victor Saar; women’s
voices. 4to. © Sept. 12, 1928; 2 «.
Sept. 17; E 699361; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 18660
Back home for me; words by E. W.
Mancill, music by F. D. George. ©
1 c. Aug. 16, 1928; E 704309; Ethel
Wayland Mancill and Frances D.
George, Bartlesville, OK1. 18661
Back to old St. Louis on a north bound
train; words by O. Smoot, music by
Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] © 1 «¢ Sept. 19, 1928; E
704692; Oma Smoot, Anna, Il.
18662
Baggy pants; words and music by E.
W. Stretton, of Canada. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Sept. 26,
1928; E 704903; Ernest W. Stretton,
Ladner, B. C., Canada. 18663
Ballade Hongroise; by Frances Terry ;
pf. © Sept. 24, 1928; 2 c Sept. 26;
E 698708; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 18664
Ballin’ the jack; fox-trot. by Chris
Smith, arr. by Red Nichols; orch.,
with words. © Sept. 5, 1928: 2 c¢.
Sept. 6: E 698368 ; Edward B. Marks
music co., New York. 18665
intermezzo, by Walter
© Sept. 17, 1928; 2 «.
Balmy nights;
Rolfe; pf.
‘ 18676
Sept. 19; E 698562; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 18666
Bamboula; words by Martha Mellen,
music by Z. E. Huckins. © 1 ©¢.
Sept. 27, 1928; E 704941; Zelda
Elizabeth Huckins, New Orleans.
18667
Bard’s (The) birth day; words by D.
H. Morgan, music by Christopher
O’Hare. © Aug. 27, 1928: 2 ¢. Aug.
28; E 699295; Daniel H. Morgan,
Woodland, N. Y. 18668
Barmaid; fox-trot, de S. Esvé. arr. par
Speranza Camusat, of France; orch.,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Aug.
ay 1928 371" ev Sept: ;.-Hi-6978038 ;
Choudens, Paris. 18669
Basso profundo; words and music by
L.: J. Bennett; bass solo. © 1 «¢
Sept. 24, 1928; E 704874; Louis J.
Bennett, Kansas City, Mo. 18670
Battle chant of the Janissaries: words
by Fairfax Downey, music by Chan-
ning Lefebvre; male voices. 4to. ©
sepi., 19, 1928) 2: Ca. Sept 20ve ot
698653; G. Ricordi & co., inc., New
York. 18671
Baumer (Cecil) Two songs; words
by Walter Adrian, music by C.
Baumer, of Great Britain; low
voice. 1. At eventide. [1 other] ©
SeUte (, 19a0; ,l .¢., Sept. dae:
697958 ; Elkin & co., ltd., London.
18672
Be glad and rejoice, O daughter of
Zion; Christmas anthem, words
taken from Zephaniah 8, music by
G. F. Hayward, arr. by George B.
Nevin; men’s voices; organ ace. 4to.
© Aug. 7, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 10; E
698461 ; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
18673
Beautiful Lake Louise; Viennese
mountain song, transcribed by Her-
man Klum; pf. © Sept. 20, 1928:
2 ¢. Sept. 28; E 699542; McKinley
music co., Chicago. 18674
Because you are my dream girl; words
and music by Bob Nolan, arr. by Art
Addoms; pf. acc., with ukulele or
banjulele banjo. © Aug. 28, 1928;
2 c. Sept. 10: E 698716; United pub.
co., New York. 18675
Because you're beautiful; from Three
cheers, words and music by B. G.
DeSylva, Lew Brown and Ray Hen-
derson. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1928; E 704947; De-
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc., New
York. 18676
975
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18677
Bee march; by C. C. Miller, arr. by
Henry S. Sawyer; pf., Ist grade. ©
Sept. 20,..1928; 2 ..¢. Sept. 28: BE
699523; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago. 18677
Before; words and music by Arthur A.
Penn, of Great Britain, domiciled at
Block Island, R. I.; high voice. ©
Sept. 11, 1928; 2 c« Sept. 15; E
699372; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
18678
Beggars of life; words by J. Keirn
Brennan, music by Karl Hajos; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Sept. 13, 1928;
2 c. Sept. 14; E 698494; American
composers, inc., New York. 18679
Beggar’s (The) opera; five interludes
from the Hammersmith version, arr.
by Frederic Austin, of Great Brit-
ain; orch., with pf. conductor. ©
Aug. 17, 1928; 1 ¢. Sept. 12; EH
697947 ; Boosey & co., 1td., London.
18680
Behind those eyes; from The white
camellia, lyric by Laura Leycester,
music by Pat Thayer, of Great Brit-
tain. © Aug. 27, 1928;:1c¢. Sept. 19:
E 697993; Lareine & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 18681
Believe me; words and melody by E.
H. Schoelwer. [Words and melody
only] [Photostat] © 1 e¢. Sept. 1,
1928; E 704292; Edward Henry
Schoelwer, Cincinnati. 18682
Believe me, dear; by C. Mason and R.
Cloud. [Melody only] © 1. Sept.
26, 1928; E 704899; R. S. Peer, New
York. 18683
Believe me dear; words by L. A. Luge,
music by W. Sager, of Germany,
domiciled at McKeesport, Pa. ©1c.
Sept. 25, 1928; E 704891; William
Sager and Louise A. Luge. McKees-
port, Pa. 18684
Bell (The) song; words by Frank J.
Kent, music by Jean Corrodi Moos;
mixed voices. Bethany, W. Va.,
Bethany college book store. 4to. ©
Sept. 7, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 7; E 698428;
Bethany college, Bethany, W. Va.
18685
Bella (La) Molisana; mazurk, di G.
Quartullo; pf. ‘© 1'¢c. Sept. 5, 1928;
E 704418; Giuseppe Quartullo, New
York. 18686
Bells; words and music by L. Hope.
© 1c Sept. 19, 1928; BE 704721;
Louise Fope, San Francisco. 18687
pt. 117, NYS! we Ze
Bendita sea tu gracia, Morena [sic];
paso doble, by J. Giardiello, of Italy.
[Melody only] ©1c. Sept. 1, 1928;
EK 704330; John Giardiello, New
York. 18688
Benedictus es Domine; music by Leo
Sowerby; mixed voices; organ acc.;
in B flat. 4to. © Sept. 11, 1928; 2c.
Sept. 11; E 699316; H. W. Gray co..
New York. 18689
Berceuse; cradle song, by J. Kritchev-
sky, of Russia, domiciled at New
York; violin and pf. © 1 e¢. Sept.
6, 1928; E 704432; Jasha Kritchev-
sky, New York. 18690
Beside the side of a stream; words by
Charles Tobias, music by Al Sher-
man. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Sept. 12, 1928; E 704658: Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 18691
Besly (Maurice) Three duets; words
' by Aubrey Dowdon, music arr. by
M. Besly, of Great Britain. 4to.
Come silver moon. [2 others] ©
Aug. 10, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 12; EH
697938 ; Boosey & co., Itd., London.
18692
Bethlehem; English words adapted by
Adrian Ross, of Great Britain, from
the Flemish of Pol De Mont, music
by Jan Broeckx. © Sept. 4, 1928;
1 c. Sept. 6; E 697871; Chappell &
co., Itd., London. 18693
Better be good to me; from Chee chee,
words by Lorenz Hart, music by
Richard Rodgers; pf. and ukulele.
acc. © Sept. 19, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 21;
E 698616; Harms, inc., New York.
18694
Big Bill blues; words and music by
Willie Lee Broomsley. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 19, 1928;
E 704709; Chicago music pub. Co.,
ine., Chicago. 18695
Big shoes; words by B. M. Lawhon,
mus'ec by Henry Halpern. [Words
and melody only] © 1 c¢. Sept. 1.
1928; E 704328; Billee Maye Law-
hon, Rochester, N. Y. 18696
Billie ; from the musical comedy, lyric
and music by George M. Cohan. ©
Sept. 1, 1928: 2 e. Sept. 5: E
698374: M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 18697
Blondes: words and music by M.
Walker. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ec. Sept. 26, 1928; E 704907;
Mildred Walker, Flint, Mich. 18698
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
Blue (A) bird in the moon; words by
J. Duguay, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 13, 1928; E 704549; Josue
Duguay, Biddeford, Me. 18699)
Blue eyes: by Emil Held; violin and
pf. © Sept. 6, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 19;
E 698579; Co-operative music Co.,
Philadelphia. 18700
Blue hour; words and music by Lou
Davis and J. Fred Coots. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 14,
1928; E 704636; DeSylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine., New York. — 18701
Blue moon; words and music by Ing-
ham-Smith [i. e. N. Ingham and C.
J. Smith] © 1c. July 30, 1928;
E 704507; Charles J.- Smith and
Nelson Ingham, Philadelphia. 18702
Blue violet; fox trot song, words and
music by *W. S. Travers; pf. and
ukulele ace. © 1. Sept. 1, 1928;
E 704318; Walter S. Travers, Bar-
hamsville, Va. 18703.
Blues (The) of yesterday; lyrics by
R. Arthur Booker, music by W.
Bishop. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 17, 1928; E 704812;
Walter Bishop, New York. 18704
Boat song; by Ruth Klauber; pf. ©
Sept. 1, 1928; 2 « Sept. 29; E
699519; Gamble hinged music ¢o.,
Chicago. 18705
Bowen’s master method for plectrum
banjo; by William D. Bowen. ©
Sept. 27, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 2;
A 1055665: Wm. J. Smith music ¢o.,
ine., New York. 18706
Bradford (Hugh) Capriccio; by H.
Bradford, of Great Britain; pf. (In
Seven characteristic pieces) ©
Sept. to, 1928 2c. Sept.’ 14> E
697933 ; Hugh Bradford, London.
18707
Prelude; by H. Bradford, of Great
Britain; pf. (Jn Seven character-
istic pieces) © Sept. 13, 1928; 1c.
Sept. 14; E 697927; Hugh Bradford,
London. 18708
Brahms (Johannes) Lullaby; arr. by
Henry S. Sawyer; violin solo or
duet, with pf. acec., violin pt. bowed
and fingered by Ann Hathaway. ©
Sept. 20, 1928; 2 ¢. Sept. 28; E
699533 : McKinley music co., Chicago.
18709:
a 18723
Lullaby ; transcribed by Henry S.
Sawyer; pf. © Sept. 20, 1928; 2 ec.
Sept. 28; E 699546; McKinley music
co., Chicago. 18710
Symphonie no. 1; arr. par F. Sala-
bert, of France; orch., avec pf. con-
ducteur; en ut min. pte. 1-4. ©
Aug. 5, 1928; 1 ¢c. each Sept. 1;
E 697827-697830; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 18711-18714
Brave knights; by Olive P. Endres;
pf. © Sept. 1, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 8;
E 698485; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 18715
Break, break, break; poem by Tenny-
son, music by Arthus S. Darby, of
Great Britain. © Sept. 4, 1928; 1c.
Sept. 6; E 697872; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London. 18716
Break-me-down (The); from Just a
minute, words. by Walter O'Keefe,
music by Harry Archer; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Sept. 17, 1928; 2 e.
Sept. 18; E 698569; DeSylva, Brown
& Henderson. inc.. New York. 18717
Breaking my heart for a bit of gold;
words by F. Bouchard, music by
Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] © 1 c¢ Sept. 19, 1928; EB
704694; Florence Bouchard, Reedley,
Calif. 18718
Bride elect (The); march, by John
Phillip Sousa, arr. for mand. or
mand. banjo solo by Ralph Coliechio,
with guit. arr. by Anthony J. Fran-
chini. © Sept. 19, 1928; 2 c. Sept.
20; E 698729; Irving Berlin stand-
ard music corp., New York. 18719
Bright angels sing; anthem for Christ-
mas, music by Joseph Fletcher, and
in pt. by W. C. Williams; solo and
mixed cho. 4to. © Sept. 8, 1928;
2 ec. Sept. 10: E 698409; Robin
Ellis, Ridgefield Park, N. J. 18720
Bright lights; fox trot, words by G.
E. Ebbert, music by Ray Hibbeler.
© 1c. Sept. 6, 1928; E 704448;
George C. Ebbert, Oak Park, Ill.
18721
Broadway; by W. Sargeant: pf. ©
1c. Sept. 13, 1928; E 704576; Win-
throp Sargeant, New York. 18722
words and music
{Words and melody
Sept. 5: 1928; E
Galassi, New York.
18723
Broadway gypsy;
by F. Galassi.
only] © 1 «.
704421; Frank
977
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18724
Broken blossoms; words and music by
T. Crawford. [Words and melody
only] © 1 e« Aug. 10, 1928; E
696920; Timothy Crawford, New
York. 18724
Broken dreams of yesterday; words
and: music by Kay Kyser, Evelyn
Morris and Dan McConnell. © 1 «.
Sept. 1, 1928; E 704331; James
Kerne Kyser, Rocky Mount, N. C.
18725
Bueno; paso doble, par L. Deltour, of
France; pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
June 20, 1928; 1c. July 3; E 697764;
L. Deltour, Biarritz, France. 18726
Buffalo rhythm; by Ivan Beaty, Mar-
vin Smolev and Harold Arluck, arr.
by Bernie Seaman; pf. © July 9.
1928; 2 c. Sept. 4; E 699267; Denton
& Haskins music pub. co., ine., New
York. 18727
Bugles (The) of dreamland; four-pt.
song, words by Fiona Macleod, mu-
sic by Lucina Jewell; .women’s
voices, with sop. solo. 4to. © Sept.
28, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 28; E 698746;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 18728
Bunny (The) hug; by Henry Lodge;
pf. © Sept. 8, 1928; 2 c Sept. 13;
E 698521; M. Witmark & sons. New
York. 18729
Burton: march, by F. E. Noel; band.
4to. © Sept. 6, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 8:
E 699274; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin-
nati. 18730
Bury me down in the valley; words
and music by F. W. West. ©. 1 c¢.
Sept. 26, 1928; E 704945; Fred W.
West. Kansas City, Kan. 18731
Busy but blest; words and music by
Mary Lyle Graham, of Great Brit-
ain. © Sept. 1, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 12;
EK 697898; Walter Johnston Main,
Edinburgh, Scotland. 18732
Butternut: words and music by Harry
Woods. [Words and melody only]
© 1.c. Sept. .8, 1928: BH, 704485;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co.. inc.. New
York. 18733
By love alone: sacred song, words by
Hubert Markley [pseud. of Richard
Kountz], music by Richard Kountz;
high voice. © Sept. 11, 1928; 2 «.
Sept. 15; E 699385; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 18734
By meadow and moorland; suite, by
Margaret Meadows, of Great Brit- |
1. Through the meadow.
© July 351928" Pe.
9
Ain; “pt:
}4 others]
pt. ill, n. s., v. 23
Aug. 11: E 697910; Warren &
Phillips, London. 18735
By the waters of Babylon: sacred
song, words from Psalm 1387, music
by Vernon Eville; no. 2. in D minor.
© Sept. 11, 1928: 2 « Sept. 12; E
698606; Boosey & co., ltd., New
York. 18736
Byzantine (A) antique: by Mortimer
Wilson, op. 88, no. 5; violin. with
pf. ace. (Jn Instrumental unisons)_
© Sept. 14, 1928; 2,c:Sept. 13;-E
699338; J. Fischer & bro.. New York.
18737
était une petite blonde; paroles de
Phylo, musique de G. Gabaroche, of
France; pf. acc.. avec arr. de l’ uku-
lele par F. Salabert. © Aug. 5,
1928; 1 c. Sept. 1; E 697836; Fran-
cis Salabert. Paris. 18738
California; duet ad lib.. words by Ella
- Wheeler Wilcox, musiceby 8S. Seiler.
© Sept. 12. 1928; 2 «. Sept. 19: E
698598; S. Seiler, Los Angeles.
18739
California you've won my heart: lyric
CC
and music by Christine Gaillard
[pseud. of H. C. Erickson] © 1 «.
Sept. 10, 1928; E 704484: Hannah
Christine Erickson, Oakland. Calif.
18740
Call of spring; intermezzo, by Ma-
thilde Bilbro; pf. © Sept. 17, 1928;
2 ce. Sept. 19; E 698633; Theodore
18741
Callest Thou. me; anthem, by Joseph
Fletcher: solo, duet and mixed cho.
Presser co., Philadelphia.
4to. © Sept. 8. 1928; 2 c. Sept. 10:
E 698407: Robin Ellis, Ridgefield
Park: Wat: 18742
Calling for you; words and music by
Orlyn Lee [pseud. of R. A. Jones]
© 1. c.,:Sept:) 4) 44928e78e poe Oo:
Rulon Armstrong Jones, Cedar City.
Utah. 18743
Calm amidst fire: or. Intrepid, waltz
by F. Cunti: pf», © Luc. Sept._ 6,
1928: E 704446; Ferdinand Cunti.
Brooklyn. 18744
Camel (The) ‘train?’ “by” William
Baines: pf., four hands. © Sept.
17, 1928;. 2 c. Sept. 19;.E 698641;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
18745
Cance (A) for two: waltz. by George
F. Hamer: pf. © Sept. 13, 1928;
E 699364; Oliver Dit-
| 2 ¢. Sept. 17:
18746
son co., Boston.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
18767
a
Can't help lovin’ you; words and mu-
sic by Maury Madison [pseud. of
ete. ooth| ©) .1 ce." Sept., 26,
1928; E 704918; W. Renwick Smith,
Paris. 18747
Can’t we be sweethearts once again;
words and music by E. Lewis.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 14, 1928; E 704616; Earl
Lewis, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18748
Can’t you see that there’s happiness
ahead; lyrics and music by A. M.
Rosenthal: pf. © 1 c. Sept. 11,
1928; E 704557; Aaron Maurice
Rosenthal, McKeesport, Pa. - 18749
Can't you tell that I love you; fox
trot, by D. Herman. [Chords, single
staff} © 1 ¢ Sept. 11, 1928; E
704510; David Herman, Philadel-
phia. 18750
Cantata (La) dei pastori; words and
music by B. C. Vairo; violin. ©
1 ¢. Sept. 19, 1928; E 704711; Bene-
detta C. Vairo, New York.. 18751
Canticle (The) of the sun; text by
Saint Francis of Assisi, tr. by Mat-
thew Arnold, music by Mrs. H. H. A.
Beach, op. 123; mixed voices, with
soli for sop., mezzo-sop., ten. and
bass. 4to. © Sept. 26, 1928; 2 ¢.
Sept. 28; HE 699553; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 18752
Capistran Garza; marcha, por J. Vaz-
quez. of Mexico, domiciled at Chi-
cago: pf. ©.1 c: Sept. 4, ‘1928; E
704383; Juan Vazquez, Chicago.
18753
Capitan (El): march, by John Philip
Sousa, arr. for mand. or mand. ban-
jo sclo by Ralph Colicchio, with
guit. arr. by Anthony J. Franchini.
© Sept. 19, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 20; E
698728 ; Irving Berlin standard mu-
sic corp.. New York.
Capriceietto;, by J. Kritchevsky, of
Russia, domiciled at New York; vio-
lin and pf. © 1 ¢. Sept. 6, 1928;
FE 704433: Jasha Kritchevsky, New
York. 18755
Caprice pastoral: par Pierre-Maillard,
of France; pf. © June 15, 1928;
1c. July 2; E 697752; Alphonse Le-
duc et cie.. Paris. 18756
Caramba: fcx trot. words and music by
A. J. Colon, of Spain, domiciled at
Brooklyn. © 1 c. Sept. 5, 1928; E
18754 |
704419; Adolfo Jiminez Colon, Brook-
lyn. 18757
Caraquena ; tango, de S. Esvé, arr. par
Speranza Camusat, of France; orch.,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Aug.
5), 19285) beve., Sept.die,.H, G9TI9T;
Choudens, Paris. . 18758
Carmelita; by Jascha Gurewich; E
flat alto saxophone, with pf. acc. ©
Sept. 12, 1928 "2 “Gr Sept ade
699324; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleve-
land. 18759
Carneval,—Tragisches ereignis [and]
Mysterioso agitato; von Henry Web-
er, of Germany, op. 4, op. 5, no. 1
and op. 6, no. 3; salonorech. mit pf.
conducteur und violino 1 directeur.
4to.:: © Oct. 1, 1928: 1 ¢. Jan. 25; EB
For. 26; Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H.,
Leipzig. 18760
Caroline, I’m calling you; lyric by F.
Sikora, music by Banks Kennedy.
Geo. S. Kolisar. © Sept. 7, 1928;
2 c. Sept. 7; E 6984380; Francis Si-
kora, Canton, O. 18761
Carry me back to California; words
and music by J. T. Williams. Los
Angeles, Calif.. John Tyler Wil-
liams music co. 2d. ed. © Aug. 3,
1928; 2 c« Aug. 8; E 699199; John
Tvler Williams, Los Angeles. 18762
Cast your vote for Hoover; lyric by
Dora H. Quilter, music by S. Wien-
shienk. © 1 ¢. Sept. 4, 1928; E
704371; Sylvia Wienshienk, Kansas
City, Mo. 18763
Castilian moonlight; lyric by Edward
Rose, Spanish words by Tito Schipa,
music by Federico Longas. © Sept.
27, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 29; E 699514;
Forester music publisher, inec., Chi-
cago. 18764
‘Cause I’m in love with you; waltz,
words and music by N. Curtis.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «©.
Sept. 12, 1928; E 704539; Ned Cur-
tis, Jamaica, N. Y. 18765
Celtic folk.tune; by David Buchan, of
Great Britain; pf. © Sept. 6, 1928;
1 ¢. Sept. 25; E For. 11; Edwin Ash-
down, ltd., London. 18766
Central; march, by F. E. Noel; band.
Ato. © Sept. 6, 1928; 2 c Sept. 8;
E 699270: Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati. 18767
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18768
Chaminade (Cecile Louise Stéphanie)
Les papillons; arr. par F. Salabert,
of France; orch., avec pf. conduc-
teur. 4to. © Aug. 5, 1928: 1. «.
Sept. 1; E 697849; Francis Salabert,
Paris. + 18768
Te souviens-—tu? arr. par F. Sala-
bert, of Franee; orch., avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Aug. 5, 1928; 1 ¢.
Sept. 1; E 697815; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 18769
Chanson 4a la lune; de Jaques-Dalcroze,
arr. par S. Chapelier, of France;
orch., avee pf. conducteur. 4to.
Aug. 5, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 1; E 697785;
Jobin et cie., Lausanne, Switzerland.
18770
Chanson de printemps; par Ch. David-
off, arr. par F. Salabert, of France;
orch., avee pf. conducteur. 4to.
Aug. 5, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 1; E 697812 ;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 18771
Chant d’ amour; by Claude Devene, of
Australia; pf. © June 20, 1928;
1c. Aug. 31; E 697709; Alkan & co.
prop. Itd., Melbourne, Australia.
18772
Charming Cinderella; by Olive P. En-
dres; pf. © Sept. 7, 1928; 2 ec. Sept.
10; E 699330; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago. 18773
Chasidim (The) ; in synagogue, by J.
Kritchevsky, of Russia, domiciled at
New York; violin and pf. ©1.«.
Sept. 6, 1928; E 704481; Jasha Krit-
chevsky, New York. 18774
Chasine (Di); words and music by S.
Goldenberg. [Words and melody
only | AGiehal sama)
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1928; E 704816;
Samuel Goldenberg, New York.
18775
Chére (La) maison; de Jaques-Dal-
croze, arr. par S. Chapelier, of
France; orch., avee pf. conducteur.
4to. © Aug. 5, 1928; 1 ¢. Sept. 1;
EK 697787; Jobin et cie., Lausanne,
Switzerland. 18776
Cherry Blossom; words by Ray Hibbe-
ler, music by F. Good. © 1. Sept.
12, 1928; E 704569; Florence Good,
Savanna, III. 18777
Chez nous 4 Paname; paroles de Jean
Boyer et Gabriello, musique de J.
Boyer et Henry Verdun, both of
France; pf. acc., avee arr. de luku-
lele par F. Salabert. © Aug. 5,
1928; 1 c. Sept. 1; E 697839; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 18778
Dt. TI, Wo SiWe eek
Chianita mia; words and music by B.
D. Smith. © 1 ¢. Sept. 24, 1928: Eh
704873; Berniece Dempster Smith,
Hollywood, Calif. 18779
Chicago the beautiful; words and mu-
sic by Edna Winifred Cookingham,.
mixed voices. © Sept. 21, 1928; 2 ¢.
Sept. 24; E 698689; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 18780.
Children’s (The) song; poem by Rud-
yard Kipling, music by A. G. Sharpe ;.
quartette. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1928: EB
704851; A. G. Sharpe, New York.
18781
Children’s songs; words by Martha
Appletree [pseud. of Mrs. Wm. Bo-
debender], music by Z. E. Huckins.
[Mimeograph] © 1 ec. Sept. 27, 1928;
E 704940; Zelda Hlizabeth Huckins,
New Orleans. ~ 18782:
Chinese (The) wiggle; words by M. W.
-.May, music by M. W. May and A. E.
Banks. © 1 c¢. Sept. 6, 1928; HB
704468; Mary Westcott May, Gads-
den, Ala. 18783
Chiquita mia; words and music by J.
EK. Vail. © 1 c¢. Sept. 6, 1928; B
704451; Josephine Eldridge Vail,
Thompsonville, Conn. 18784
Choo choo train; words and music by
I. Beasley. © Sept. 12, 1928; 2 «.
Sept. 15; H 698560; Irene Beasley,
Memphis, Tenn. 18785.
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Roses ot
Ispahan; valse, words by Aubrey
Dowdon, music adapted by Van
Phillips, of Great Britain. © Aug.
17, 1928; 1 ec. Sept. 12; BE 697945;
Cavendish music co., London. 18786.
——19*™* nocturne; op. 72, no. 1, arr.
par F. Salabert, of France; orch.,
avec pf. conducteur; en mi min.
4to. © Aug. 5, 1928; 1 c Sept. 1;
E 697840: Francis Salabert, Paris.
18787
Choral grave; by Vincent D’Indy, arr.
par F. Salabert, of France; orch.,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Aug.
5, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 1; E 697822; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 18788
Christ-child’s (The) star; 2 pt. carol-
anthem, music by Arthur Somervell,
words and arr. by Shirley D. Nevin;
women’s voices; pf. or organ ace.
4to. © Aug. 20, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 10:
E 698459; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
18789:
980
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
Christ is risen; hymn, words unknown,
cho. and music by W. B. Olmstead.
© Aug. 2, 1928; 2 @ Sept. 10; E
698400; W. B. Olmstead, Chicago.
18790
Christ the King: solo or in unison,
words and music by M. O’Flaherty.
4to. © Aug. 24, 1928; 2c. Sept. 14;
E 698522; Maurice O’Flaherty,
Cairo, Il. 18791
Christmas (The) light; Christmas
service, arr. by Emma Hoppe Hun-
ton. 8vo. © Sept. 10; 1928; 2 «
Sept. 22; aff. Sept. 21; A 1055528 ;
Board of publication of the United
Lutheran church in America, Phila-
delphia. 18792
Christmas (A) lullaby; carol-anthem,
words trans. from Martin Luther,
music by T. Frederick H. Candlyn:
mixed voices, organ ace. © Aug. 27,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 10; E 698456; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 18793
Church hymns; compiled by M. H.
Cummings. 12mo. © Sept. 8, 1928;
2c. and aff. Sept. 12; A 1055111; M.
Homer Cummings, Fayetteville, W.
Va. 18794
Church march; on well-known hymns,
by A. Garland, intro. Onward Chris-
tian soldiers and two others. pf. ©
Sehenti. Gooes 2 Cc. sept. 19’ HR
698638 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 18795
Ciaramellata; parole e musica di E.
Trombetta, of Italy, domiciled at
Jersey City. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ec. Sept. 18, 1928: BH
704682; Enrico Trombetta, Jersey
City. 18796
Cielito lindo (Cielo napulitano) ; words
by B. C. Vairo, music by Alfred
Fernandez; violin. © 1 ¢. Sept. 6,
1928; E 704425; Benedetta C. Vairo,
New York. 18797
Cigarettes is a foolish habit; words by
O. Smoot, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1.«
Sept. 19, 1928; E 704690; Oma
. Smoot, Anna, Ill. 18798
Cinderella waltz; by Herbert Le
Grand, arr. by Henry S. Sawyer;
violin solo or duet, with pf. acce.,
v-olin pt. bowed and fingered by
Ann Hathaway. © Sept. 20, 1928;
2c. Sept. 28; E 699534; McKinley
music ¢co., Chicago. 18799
15681—28——_2
18810
~
Cinematografi ; macchietta Napoletana,
words and arr. of music by U. Sis-
tarelli, of Italy, domiciled at Los
Angeles. Svo. [Photostat] ©
Sept. 5, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 24; EB
698674; Dionisio Acosta and Umberto
Sistarelli, Los Angeles. 18800
Cinnamon cake; words and music by
Lou Zoeller and Fred Bernhard; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © Sept. 26, 1928;
2 ¢. Sept. 25; E 698710; Sam Fox
pub. co., Cleveland. 18801
Clorinda; pt.-song, words by John
Bledlowe, music by R. Orlando
Morgan, arr. by Sumner Salter; male
voices. 4to. © Sept. 4, 1928; 2 ec.
Sept. 12; E 698604; Enoch & sons,
New York. ° 18802
Cloudy skies; words and music by H.
N. Raymond. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1928;
HK 704642; Harold N. Raymond, New
York. ‘ 18803
Cloudy skies; words by Al Coleck [ i.
e. A. Coleck], music by Ed. E. Ap-
plegate. [Words and melody only]
© 1. Sept. 25, 1928; E 704881;
Albert Coleck, Passaic, N. J. 18804
Clover leaf (Proé ten jetelicek) ; polka,
words by J. Jiran, music. by A.
Kubitek and A. Grill; orch. 4to. ©
Aug. 1, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 4; E 698346 ;
Joseph Jiran, Chicago. 18805
Clown (The) ; by Lee Pattison; pf. ©
Sept. 11, 1928; 2 ¢. Sept. 15; E
699370 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
18806
Cocktail d’amore; one-step charleston,
di Edoardo Lanzetta, of Italy; pic-
cola orch. 4to. © June 9% 1928;
1c¢ July 2; E 697913; A. & G,
Carisch & c., Milan. 18807
Coeur (Le) de ma mie; de Jaques-
Daleroze, arr. par S. Chapelier, of
France; orch., avee pf. conducte ur.
4to. © Aug. 5, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 1;
E 697786; Jobin et cie., Lausanne,
Switzerland. 18808
Collection of Italian and Neapolitan
songs; compiled and arr. by A. De
Martino, of Italy; mand. serie 75.
S8vo. © July 3, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 6;
E 697853; Italian book co., New
York. 18809
Columbia’s floral wreath; words by
Alex C. Corkum, music by R. Voss-
ley, op. 126; mixed voices. © 1 «.
Sept. 28, 1928; E 704952; Richard
Vossley, Hoboken, N. J. 18810
981
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18811
Come back to Jesus; sacred duet, words
and music by A. N. Bostrom. (Jn
Good Tidings) © Aug. 18, 1927;
2c. Aug. 17, 1928; E 698492); Albert
N. Bostrom, McAllen, Tex. 18811
Come back to me; words and music
by Orlyn Lee [pseud. of R. A. Jones]
© 1c. Sept. 4, 1928; E 704888;
Rulon Armstrong Jones, Cedar City,
Utah. 18812)
Come, faithful people; Palm Sunday
carol, words by G. Moultrie, music
by W. R. Voris; mixed voices, organ
ace. 4to. © Sept. 28, 1928; 2 ¢.
Sept. 28; E 698748; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 18813
Come, here is adieu to the city ; unison
song, words by Robert Louis Steven-
son, music by J. A. Westrup, of
Great Britain. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug. 28,
1928; 1 c. Sept. 6; E 697979; H. F.
W. Deane & sons, the Year book
press, Itd., London. 18814
Come Holy Ghost; duet, words tr. from ~
the Latin, music by Aileen Wier
Dortch; sop. and ten. © Feb. 16,
1927; 2 c. Sept. 14, 1928; E 699346;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 18815
Come home to-day; hymn, words by
B. H. Pearson, music by Emeterio
Soto. of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles. © Aug. 2, 1928; 2 c. Sept.
10; E 698396; B. H. Pearson, Chi-
cago. 18816
Come live with me; two-part song,
words by Christopher Marlowe, mu-
si¢ by D. Wauchope Stewart, of
Great Britain; sop. and alto. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Sept. 4, 1928; 1 c« Sept. 15; H
697971; H. F. W. Deane & sons, the
Year book press, Itd., London. 18817
Come on out and come on into my
arms: lyric by Al Dubin, music by
J. Russel Robinson, arr. by John
Klenner; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Sept. 13: 1928: 2) «Sept? 145 Hb
698495; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
co., New York. 18818
Come on you athletics; words and mu-
sie by E. M. Gerity. © Aug. 24,
1928; 2° 'e@ Sept. 19; ° BE: 698593 ;
Edward M. Gerity, Philadelphia.
18819
Come out of the kitchen; by J. C.
Hodges, arr. by D. E. Kirkpatrick ;
pf. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1928; E 704983 ;
John C. Hodges, New York.
18820) |
pt. ily nm. §.,°v 28
Come showboat; fox trot, by E. W.
Ehrlich; pf. © 1 ec. Sept. 20, 1928;
E 704761; Edward William Ehrlich,
Detroit. 18821
Comme chiagne ’a femmena; versi e
musica di A. Volpe, of Italy, domi-
ciled at Waterbury, Conn. [Words
and melody only] © 1 «¢ Sept. 7,
1928; E 704464; Alberto Volpe,
Waterbury, Conn. 18822
Comme se piglia ’o terno; words and
music by B. C. Vairo; violin. © 1c.
Sept. 19, 1928; E 704712; Benedetta
C. Vairo, New York. 18823
Concord junior song and chorus book;
boys and girls, unison and pt. sing-
ing, compiled and ed. by Archibald
T. Davison, Thomas Whitney Surette
and Augustus D. Zanzig. Teachers’
ed., grades 7-9. © Aug. 10, 1928:
2. (Ch BUG pd Beil eC OMe Rom onee A.
1083770; E. C. Schirmer music €o..,
Boston. 18824
Confetti; danse chic, by Jay Media;
pf. © Sept. 18, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 20:
E 699473; Theodore Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia. 18825
Connecticut ; march, by J. De Angelus ;
pf. ©1c. Sept. 6, 1928; E 704447;
John De Angelus, Thompsonville.
Conn. 18826
Convent (The) bell; by Paul Valde-
mar, of Great Britain; pf. © Sept.
17, 1928: 2 «. Sept. 19; Higegsnsp ;
Theodore Presser ¢co., Philadelphia.
18827
Conversation (A) with death; words
by Mrs. J. E. Pyke, music by Betsy
White. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1928; E 704681:
Vernon Dalhart, New York. 18828
Coquebin (Le); poésie de Tristan
Klingsor, musique de Louis Beydts,
of France. © June 20, 1928; 1 ec.
July 3; E 697777; Heugel, Paris.
18829
Corrente; 2d tempo della Suite
Mignonne, di Fernando Limenta, of
Italy; quintetto d’ archi, con pf.
arpa, organo od armonio, flauto,
clarinetto si bémolle, oboe e fagotto.
4to. © Aug. 2E"aS2e0 ea sent;
21; E, For. 1;,A./@)G.>Cariseh & c.,
Milan. 18830
Cos’ 6 la canzone; intermezzo, di Eu-
genio Mignone. of Italy: piccola
orch. 4to. © AugilO/ 182801 c.
Sept. 21: E Por. (2; Av &GeCarisch
& c., Milan. 18831
982
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
Cotton needs pickin’; characteristic
negro folk dances, by C. H. Wil-
liams; pf. Norfolk, Va., Guide pub.
co., inc. © June 22, 1928; 2 c. June
25; aff. June 26; A 10838076; Charles
‘Holston Williams, Hampton, Va.
18832
Counting time; progressive studies in
rhythm for the piano, elementary to
Ist grade, by Edward A. Mueller.
1. Jack’s pictures. [8 others] ©
SeGisulacdoes; 2) e; Sept. 10; E
698446: John Church co., Cincinnati.
18833
Courante; by Marian Coryell; pf. ©
Sept. pllwdecs: 2. ¢, Septiyis; HE
699381; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
18834
Cowboy song: words by Effa E. Pres-
ton; pf. with words [and] Cowboy
drill; pf.: music of each by George
W. Wilmot. (Cover title:—A cow-
boy song and drill) © Aug. 22,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 25; E 699173; March
bros., Lebanon, O. 18835
Cradle (A) song; three-part song,
words by Isaac Watts, music by
Ambrose Porter, of Great Britain:
treble 1, 2 and 3; pf. or organ acc.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Aug. 23, 1928; 1 c.. Sept.
6; E 697976; H. F. W. Deane & sons,
the Year book press, Itd., London.
18836
Crazy man’s dream; lyrics by George
H. Stein. music by H. Fries: pf. ©
1c. Sept. 24, 1928; E 704843; Harry
Fries, Brooklyn. 18837
Creston; march, by F. E. Noel; band.
4to. © Sept. 6, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 8;
E 699271; Fillmore bros ¢o., Cincin-
nati. 18838
Croatian melody: by Edward A.
Mueller; pf. 4 hands. © Sept. 7,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 10; E 698448; John
Church co., Cincinnati. 18839
Crossing the bar; words by Alfred
Tennyson. music by F. G. Mann, of
Canada; male voices. 4to. © July
ae; 19283 1.¢. July 2.54EY 697825:
Frederic G. Mann, Peterborough,
Ont., Canada. 18840
Cuban serenade; by C. W. Midgley,
diedipt. © I rébAust 29" 1998 FE
704215; Charles William Midgely,
jr.. New York. 18841
Cupid flies around in June: words by
A. J. Clunk, music by J. F. Roberts.
of Canada. © July 21, 1928: 2 «.
{
a 18853
July 23: E 696419; Alfred J. Clunk,
Victoria, B. C., Canada. 18842
s knockout; words and music by
P. Seneca. [Words and melody
only] © 1 e¢. Sept. 20, 1928; E
704743; Pasquale Seneca, Philadel-
phia. 18843
valse antillienne, por C.
pf. New York City, O.
Flaschner music co. © July 15,
1928; 2 e@« Sept. 21; E 699463;
Charles Maduro, New York. 18844
Czar et charpentier; ouverture, par A.
Lortzing, arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
Cupid's
Curacao;
Maduro;
40. iC), Augiib, 1928; 1.e¢) Sept, 1;
E 697846; Francis Salabert, Paris.
18845
D (The ) F——W G Ss
march; by S. F. Starkweather ; pf.,
with occasional memorandum. for
orchestration. © 1 ¢. Sept. 25, 1928;
EK 704882; ‘Sidney Field Stark-
weather, Berkshire, N. Y. 18846
Daddy; lyric and music by Terese
Robert [pseud. of T. Shiverts]
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Sept. 6, 1928; E .704450; Theresa
Shiverts, New York. 18847
Daddy come back; words by UL.
Wvydell, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 8, 1928: E 704494; Louise
Wydell, Cambridge, Ia. 18848
Dagger (The) and the rose; words
by Edward Eliscu, music by Eu-
gene Berton. © Sept. 19, 1928;
2c. Sept. 21; E 698618 ; Harms, ine.,
New York. 18849
Dairyman’s (The) chorus; words and
music by Orlyn Lee [pseud. of R. A.
Jones | 1 c@ Sept. 4, 1928; E
704386; Rulon Armstrong Jones,
Cedar City, Utah. 18850
Daisy-Suzy-Rosy; paroles de Ch. L.
Pothier, musique de Nozuod, of
France; pf. ace., avee arr. del’ uku-
lele de F. Salabert. © June 20,
1928; 1 c. July 3; E 697738; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 18851
Dance from the East; by John Orth;
pf. © Sept. 15, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 17;
E 699365; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
18852
Dance (The) of Columbine; by James
Brash, of Great Britain; pf.
AGENTZ7, 21928" Ie = iAug.. (29'7) EB
697684; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
18853
983
18854
Dance of the hours; from La Giocon-
da, by Amilcare Ponchielli, arr. by
Henry S. Sawyer, bowed and _ fin-
gered by Ann Hathaway ; violin with
pf. ace. © Sept. 4, 1928; 2 « Sept.
8; E 699280; McKinley music co.,
Chicago. 18854
Dance of the rosebuds; by Frederick
Keats, arr.. by Paul Zilcher; pf., six
hands. © Sept. 17, 1928: 2 ¢ Sept.
19; E 698639; Theodore Presser €o.,
Philadelphia. 18855
Dance of the rosebuds; by Frederick
Keats, transcribed by Rob Roy
Peery; violin and pf. © Sept. 17,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 19; E 698646; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
18856
Dancing (The) clowns; by Harry J.
Lincoln; pf. © Sept. 27, 1928; 2 c.
Sept. 29; E 699518 ; Harry J. Lincoln
music ¢o., Philadelphia. 18857
Dancing prima donna; words -by B.
M. Lawhon, music by Henry Hal-
pern.
1 c. Sept. 1, 1928; E 704327: Billee
Maye Lawhon, Rochester, N. Y.
18858
Dans Vl ombre du harem; paroles de
René Nazelles et René Jeanne, mu-
sique de A. Chantrier, of France; pf.
acc., avec arr. de Il’ ukulele de F.
Salabert. © June 20, 1928; 1 «
July 3; E 697740; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 18859
Danse de ballon; par Donovan Meher,
of Great Britain; pf. Sept. 3,
1928; 1 c. Sept. 5; E 697877; Beal,
Stuttard & co., Itd., London. 18860
Danse humoresque; by L. Leslie Loth ;
pf. © Sept. 11, 1828; 2 c Sept. 15;
E 699382; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York, 18861
Danse satanique; extraite de La nuit
des quatre-temps, de Gustave Doret,
arr.’ par S$) ‘Chapelier,’ of France ;
orch., avee pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Aug.’ 5, 1928; 1 «. Sept. 1; E 697791;
Foetisch fréres (S. A.), Lausanne,
Switzerland, 18862
Darker America: by William Grant
Still “fall Corch See @ Aue oe
1928; 2 ce. Sept. 17; E 698528; East-
man school of music, New York.
18863
Day (The) before the election; words
by T. Farris, music | by . Clifton
Keith. © 1..¢ Septi! 27) 1928;. E
704921; Thomas Farris, Cleveland.
18864
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
[Words and melody only] ©
pt. eh! 8.,0V. 28
Day’s end; by Hans Protiwinsky, of
Austria; pf. © Sept. 17, 1928; 2 c.
Sept. 19; E 698636; Theodore Pres-
ser co.; Philadelphia. 18865
Days in school; by Hmma Lea Sim-
kins; pf. © Sept. 7, 1928; 2 c. Sept.
7; E 698483; Ernest Gerald Council,
Dallas, Tex. , 18866
Days of old; lyric by P. B. Bachtell
and S. N. Bachtell, music by Roy
Leffingwell. © 1 ¢. Sept. 13, 1928;
E 704586; Sidney N. Bachtell and
Paul B. Bachtell, Lancaster, Calif.
18867
De day’s a-comin’; words and music
by A. Hisenbourg. [Chords, single
staff} © 1 ¢« Sept. 4, 1928; E
704382 ; Adolphe EHisenbourg, Boston.
18868
De glory road; negro poem by Clement
Wood, set by Jacques Wolfe; med.
or low voice. © Sept. 19, 1928; 2 c.
Sept. 25; H 699513; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 18869 |
Dear mother of mine; words and mu-
sic by W. Wazszynski. [Words and —
melody only] © 1. Sept. 4, 1928;
E 704898; Walter Wzszynski, Chi-
cago. 18870
Dear old pal, Al; words.and music by
E. P. Hatton. [Words and melody
only] . © 31 _c. Sept 3S. 19282.
704807; Edward P. Hatton, Newport
News, Va. 18871
Dear (The) old summer time; words
and music by Mrs. W. Adrian Esta-
brook [i. e. Mary Davies Estabrook |
© 1c. Aug. 21, 1928; E 704593:
Mary Davies Estabrook, Ponchatou-
la, La. 18872
Dear, where have you been; words and
music by Hortense Ford. © 1 «.
Sept. 6, 1928; E 704489; Hortense
O. Ford, Tampa. 18873
Dearie, dearie, don’t grow weary think-
ing of me; words and music by Bob
Braxton [i. e. R. Braxton] [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 10,
1928: E 704489; Robert Braxton,
New York. 18874
Debbil foot; negro poem by Clement
Wood, set by Jacques Wolfe; med.
or low voice. © Sept. 19, 1928; 2 ec.
Sept. 25; HE 699511; G. Schirmer.
ine., New York. 18875
Del prete; waltz, by G. Napoli, of
Italy, domiciled at New York. ©
1 ¢ Sept. 27, 1928; E 704974; Giu-
seppe Napoli, New York. 18876
984
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
Delibes (Clément Philibert Leo) Piz-
zicato polka; Sylvia ballet, by Leo
Delibes, transeribed by Ralph Colic-
chio; ten. banjo, with pf. acc. ©
Aug. 8, 1928; 2 ec. Aug. 9; E 699010;
Irving Berlin standard music corp.,
New York. 18877
Delight thyself in Me; words and mu-
sie by Hazel Mason. © June 20,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 22; E 698680: Na-
thaniel Carlson, Miami, Fla. 18878
Delta beta sigma sweetheart ; words by
Claiborne Bryson, music by Ross
De Roy. © Sept. 7, 1928; 2 c. Sept.
7; E 698429; Board of regents. Delta
beta sigma sorority, Pine Bluff, Ark.
18879
Des troupes passent ... ; par Marcel
Laisné, of France; orch., avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1927;
1 e. July 2, 1928; EB 697779; Marcel
Labbé, Paris. 18880
Desgraciado; vals, words and music
by Alfredo Marin, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles; pf. [Photo-
stat] © Aug. 30, 1928; 2c. Sept. 10;
E 698421; Felipe Valdés Leal, Los
Angeles. 18881
Deux scenes champétres; par Léon
Moreau, arr. par Georges Grécourt,
of France; orch., avec pf. conduc-
teur. 4to. 1. Le jour se léve. [1
other] © June 20, 1928; 1 c. July
3; E 697768; Lucien de Lacour,
Paris. 18882
Devil (The) that tempted St. An-
thony ; by Arnold Bax, of Great Brit-
ain; 2 pis. © Sept. 24, 1928; 1 ec.
Sept. 28; H For. 43; Murdoch, Mur-
doch & co., ine. with J. G. Murdoch
& co., Itd., London. 18883
Devotion; words and music by Win-
throp Parkhurst; med. voice. ©
Sept. 11, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 15; E
699374; G. Schirmer, ine, New
York. 18884
Diplomat (The); march, by John
Philip Sousa, arr. for mand. or mand.
banjo solo by Ralph Colicchio, with
guit. arr. by Anthony J. Franchini.
© Sept. 19, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 20; E
698727 ; Irving Berlin standard music
corp., New York. 18885
Directorate; march, by John Philip
Sousa, arr. for mand. or mand. banjo
solo by Ralph Colicchio, with arr.
for guit. by Anthony J. Franchini.
© Sept. 19, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 20; E
698725 ; Irving Berlin standard music
corp., New York. 18886
18897
Dirigible (The) Italia; words by F. C.
Blake, musie by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Sept. 19,
1928 ; E 704687 ; Francis Coyd Blake,
Shawnee, Okl. 18887
Do not fear, march on! hymn, words
tr. from the Swedish by Evelyn H.
Johnson, music arr. by N. Carlson.
© June 20, 1928; 2 c Sept. 22; E
698687: Nathaniel Carlson, Miami,
Fla. 18888
Do not weep-ee China girl-ee; words
by Estelle Fryde, music by S. Fryde,
of Poland, domiciled at Brooklyn,
and Jack Sherman, of U.S. ©1e.
Sept. 14, 1928: E 704654; Stanley
Fryde, Brooklyn. 18889
Doerr’s (Clyde) collection of saxo-
phone solos; by C:? Doerr; E flat
alto saxophone with pf. acc. ©
Sept. 12, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 13;
A 1056136; Irving Berlin standard
music corp., New York. 18890
Doll (The) waltz; by Florence B.
Price; pf. © Sept. 20, 1928; 2 e.
Sept. 28; E 699528 ; McKinley music
co., Chicago. 18891
Doll’s house; by Arthur C. King; 2
violins and pf. © Sept. 5, 1928; 2 ¢.
Sept. 10; E 698467; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 18892
Donne (Le) di za bum; one-step, versi
di Luciano Ramo, musica di Vittorio
Mascheroni, of Italy; pf. June
15, 1928; 1 e. July 2; E 697892; A.
& G. Carisch & c., Milan. 18893
Donne—moi ton cceur; mélodie, paro-
les de Lucien Boyer, musique de
Paul Chaubet, of France. © Aug.
20, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 5; E 697855: Leo
Duran, Lyon, France. 18894
Don’t do-a that-a; words and music by
Chris. Pender. [Words and melody
only] © 1 e¢. Sept. 28 1928: E
704951: Chris. Pender, New York.
18895
Don’t hold everything; from Hold
everything, words and music by B.
G. DeSylva, Lew Brown and Ray
Henderson, arr. by Joseph M. Weiss;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Sept. 8,
1928 2° ce. Sept. 1035 BF sGaesse ;
DeSylva. Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 18896
Don’t send my boy to prison; words
and music by Con Conrad. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Sept. 12,
1928: E 704559; Spier & Coslow,
inc.. New York. 18897
985
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18898
Don’t spill it now, fast stuff and hot;
words and music by W. Douglas.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 17, 1928; E 704669; William
Douglas, Columbus, O. 18898
Don’t spoil your pretty eyes with
tears; words by Richard Dew-
hurst and E. Barbe, music by James
Flora and E. Barbe. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 18, 1928:
E 704600 ; Edward Barbe, New York.
18899
Don’t waste your time hunting for
me; words by John Carrado, music
by Jeseph Guerriero, of Italy, domi-
ciled at East Lynn, Mass. © July
27, 1928; 2 c Sept. 10; E 698445;
Giuseppe Guerriero, East Lynn,
Mass. and John Carrado, Swamp-
scott, Mass. 18900
Don’t you wanna know; by C. Mason
and R. Cloud. [Melody only] ©
1c. Sept. 26, 1928; E 704901: R. S.
Peer, New York. 18901
Don’t you wish your baby was built
up like mine; words and music by
Alger Alexander. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Sept. 7, 1928; E
704457; Polk C. Brockman, Atlanta.
18902
Dorado (El) ; tango, di A. Bernstein e
L. Paparello; pf. ©-1¢. Aug. 24,
1928; E 704735; Alexander Bernstein
and Louigi Paparello, New York.
18903
Dcret (Gustave) Chanson; extraite
de La nuit des quatre-temps, arr.
par S. Chapelier, of France; orch.,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Aug.
5, 1928; 1 c...Sept: 1;-E 697788;
Foetisch freres (S. A.), Lausanne,
Switzerland. 18904
Dot keed Mariutch ; words and melody
by J. E. Higgins; med. voice. ©1e.
Sept. 12, 1928; E 704558; John KE.
Higgins, Los Angeles. 18905
Down by the Rio Grande; words and
music by P. M. McMahon; pf. and
ukulele ace. [Photostat] © 1 «.
Sept. 1, 1928; E 704303; Patrick
Maurice McMahon, Los Angeles.
18906
Down deep in the sea; words and
music by C. F. Weigle. © June 1,
1928;.2 ¢@ Sept. 19; HE. 698573;
Charles F. Weigle, Sebring, Fla.
18907
pt. III, n.S., v. 23.
Down in the dungeon; waltz, by
Walter Rolfe; pf. Boston, Evans
music co. © Aug. 21, 1928; 2¢. Aug.
24; E 698261; M. T. Evans, Boston.
18908
Down on the old plantation; words by
Noah E. Branson, music by N. M.
Dunn; pf. and ukulele acc... © Sept.
23. 1928; 2 c.. Sept. 19;;E 698592 ;
Nellie M. Dunn, Keokuk, Ia. 18909
Drag-n-fly: words and musie by Ace
Brigode [pseud. of A. C. Brigode].
H. D. Bentzen and Jack Budniak
[i. e. John Budniak] [Words and
melody only] [Photostat] © June
8, 1928; 1 ec: June 25, 1c. June 19;
EK 695628; Hazel Dean Bentzen.
Athos Charles Brigode and John
Budniak, Cleveland. 18910
Dream boat; operetta for grade chil-
dren, in 2) acts, book and lyrics by
Sarah Grames Ciark, music by
Arthur A. Penn, of Great Britain.
domiciled at Block Island, R: I. ©
Aug. 10, 1928; 2: ec. Aug. 14; D 27351 ;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
18911
Dream sweetheart; from Cross my
heart, words by Joseph McCarthy.
music by Harry Tierney; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Sept. 5, 1928; 2 ec.
Sept. 7; E 698379; Harms, ine., New
York. : 18912
Dreaming; waltz, words and music by
Will Walner [i. e. W. H. Walner ]
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Sept. 17, 1928; EH 704623; William
Henry Walner, Baltimore. 18913
Dreaming & wondering ; waltz, written
and composed by Douglas Greig, of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.:
in A flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © June 7, 1928; 1 ec.
June 21; E 697732; Lawrence
Hamilton & co., London. 18914
Dreaming of you; words by E. Hite.
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] ©1ce. Sept. 22, 1928:
E 704832); Emma Hite, Indianola.
Ta. 18915
Dreams; words. and music by M. E.
Everett. © 1 ¢. Sept. 4, 1928; E
704869; Mary E. Everett, Memphis.
Tenn. 18916
Dreams I dream beneath the lover’s
southern moon; words and melody
by G. A. Gallagher, arr. by Robert
Hayes; pf. ace. © Sept. 4, 1928;
2 c Sept. 8; E 699284; Glenn A.
Gallagher, Diamond, O. 18917
986
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
Drifting down the river Rhine; words
by Al Dubin, music by Little Jack
Little. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 22, 1928; E 704830;
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. 18918
Drifting, dreaming, thinking, schem-
ing; words and music by W. T.
Mason. [Words and melody only]
© 1e. Sept. 11. 1928; E 704532;
William Theodore Mason, La Salle,
Ill. 18919
Dry your eyes; lyrics by Fred Cooper
and Edgar Van Delden, music by J.
P. Sacco. [Words and chords, single
Standi, © 1c) Sept: 21,''1928;) B
704819; John Peter Sacco, Brooklyn.
18920
Duo seraphim (Two bright seraphin) ;
three-part song, by T. L. da Vittoria,
arr. by Louis Saar; women’s voices.
4to. © Sept. 12, 1928; 2 c Sept. 18;
E 698539; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
18921
Dusk of dreams; pt.-song, lyric by
Helen Taylor, music by Easthope
Martin, arr. by Sumner Salter;
women’s voices. 4to. © Sept. 4.
1928; 2 c. Sept. 12; E 698600; Enoch
& sons, New York. 18922
Dusting the keys: by William Clifford
Heilman; pf. © Sept. 11, 1928; 2 c.
Sept. 15; E 699377: G. Schirmer,
ine.,.New York. 18923
"E mbruoglie ’e Natale; versi e musica
di G. Amato, of Italy, domiciled at
Brooklyn. [Words and = melody
Gy ey fc. Sept. . 27, 1928" An
704958 ; Gennaro Amato, Brooklyn.
18924
Each rose I send you; lyrics and mu-
sic by Dee Stuart [pseud. of D. P.
Stuart] [Words and melody only]
© 1 ¢. Sept. 12, 1928: E 704541;
Dever Payne Stuart, Clarksburg, W.
Va. 18925
East (The) is God's: anthem, words
and music by John M. Priske:; mixed
voices, with bass or alto solo: or-
gan acc. 4to. © Sept. 11, 1928: 2 ¢.
Sept. 11; E 699314; H. W. Gray co..
New York. 18926
Easy spring blues; words and music
by Clarence Williams. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 11, 1928;
E 704511; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 18927
ee
18939
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Echo (The); by Frances Terry; pf.
© Sept. 12, 1928: 2 c. Sept. 14; E
698489; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 18928
Echo (L’) dans la montagne (The
echo in the mountains) ; evocation,
par Edouard Flament, of France, op.
80, no. 3; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Aug. 5, 1928; 1 ec. Sept. 1;
E 697794; Choudens, Paris. 18929
Ecole de |’ articulation; études et ex-
ercices, par Marcel Moyse, of France:
flite . [French, English and German
text] © Aug. 5, 1928; 1c. Sept. 1;
E 697808: Alphonse Leduc et cie.,
Paris. 18930
Ecstasy; words by E. Harmon, music
by H. Woollett. © Sept. 12. 1928;
2c. Sept. 15; E 698555 ; Harry Wool-
lett, Chicago. 18931
Edith; words by B. E. Stevens, music
by Sylvester Long Cross. © 1 «.
Sept. 4, 1928; ‘E 704366; Beulah E.
Stevens, Seattle. 18932
Hichendorff-zyklus; worte von Joseph
Eichendorff, musik von Hermann Zil-
cher, of Germany, op. 60. © Aug.
28, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 18; E For. 24;
Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leipzig. 18933
Eighth album of first pieces; by Cuth-
bert Harris, of Great Britain; pf.
@iiJuly 25, 1928: 1 c, Augetkeis
697909; Warren & Phillips, London.
18934
Elfin revels: entracte, by George
Frederick Lewis, of Great Britain ;
1st violin and cello, with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © July 20, 1928; 1-e.
July 30; E 697965; Perry & Gill,
London. 18935
Emeline; words by Son Hitt, music by
G. Bissonette, of Canada, domiciled
at Detroit. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 4, 1928; E 704605;
Germaine Bissonette, Detroit. 18936
En Italie; dix piéces, par Jeanne Le-
leu, of France; pf. © June 10, 1928;
1c. July 2; E 697755; Alphonse Le-
due et cie.. Paris. 18937
En un beso; cancion Mexicana, letra
y musica de Jorge Dele6n Paniagua,
of Mexico, domiciled at El Paso; pf.
© 1 ¢. Sept. 25, 1928: E 704889;
Alberto Solis, El Paso. 18938
Enamoradas (Las); canciodn, letra y
musica de Jorge DeleOn Paniagua,
of Mexico, domiciled at El Paso; pf.
© 1 ¢ Sept. 25, 1928; E 704884;
Alberto Solis, El Paso. 18939
987
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18940
Endearment; song without words, by
Walter Rolfe; pf. © Sept. 17, 1928;
2 ec. Sept. 19; E 698649; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 18940
Enfantines; de Trois poémes, de J.
Cocteau, par Darius Milhaud, -of
France, revu et doigté par Margue-
rite Long; transcription pour pf. a
4 mains. 1. Fumée. [2 others] ©
June 15, 1928; 1c. July 2; E 697768;
Siréne musicale, Paris. 18941
Engine (The); by Florence B. Price;
pf. © Sept. 20, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 28;
EK 699529; McKinley music ¢o., Chi-
cago. 18942
Erster psalm; wohl dem, der nicht
wandelt im rat der gottlosen, von
Alexander Friedrich v. Hessen, of
Germany, op. 19; gemischten chor a
cappella. Partitur. 4to. © Aug.
17, 1928; 1 c«@ Sept. 4; E 697862;
Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 189438
Estrellita; Mexican serenade, by Man-
uel A. Ponce, arr. by Louis Panella;
brass band, with solo B flat cornet
conductor. 4to. © Aug. 29, 1928;
2 ce. Aug. 29; E 698361; Volkwein
bros., Pittsburgh. 18944
HKtude énergique; by Harold G. David-
son: pf. © Sept. 12, 1928; 2 c. Sept.
14; HE 698487 ; Ciayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 18945
Ettide-phantasie; by R. C. Stecher, op.
no.’ 2; pf. © Wes Sept. 18,1928 -
E 704677; Ralph Chester Stecher,
New York. 18946
Etudes de genre et de mécanisme; par
H. Klose, nouvelle édition entiére-
ment révisée et adaptée par P.-R.
Jeanjean, of France; saxophone. ©
Aug. 5, 1928; 1 ec. Sept. 1; E 697805 ;
Alphonse Ledue et cie., Paris. 18947
Evangel (The); by Evangeline Booth,
arr. by W. Broughton; band, with
conductor. 4to. © Aug. 10, 1928;
2 ce. Aug. 13; E 698033; Salvation
army National headquarters, New
York. 18948
Evangeline; lyric and music by Terese
Robert [pSeud. of T. Shiverts]
[Werds and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 6, 1928; E 704449; Theresa
Shiverts, New York. ~ 18949
Evangeline; words and music by Lee
David and James F. Hanley; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by A. J. Fran-
chini. © Sept. 25, 1928; 2 ec. Sept.
26; E 699499; Shapiro, Bernstein &
eo., ine., New York. 18950
pt..11, n. s., v. 23.
Evangeline; words and music by Lee
David and James F. Hanley. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 1,
1928; E 704293; Shapiro, Bernstein
& co., inc., New York. 18951
Even song; now rest beneath night’s
shadows, English cantata on Nun
ruhen alle wilder, words by Paul
Gerhardt, music by I. C. Strieter;
mixed choir, with organ and violin.
4to. © Sept. 10, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 17;
E 698529; Immanuel C. Strieter, St.
Louis. 18952
Evening breezes (Vecerni vanek) ;
waltz, words by J. Jiran, music by
A. Grill; orch. 4to. © July 16,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 4; E 698348; Joseph
Jiran, Chicago. 18953
Evening chant (Canto della sera) ; by
Alfred Fasano; violin with pf. acc.
© Aug. 31, 1928; -2 c. Sept. 4; EB
698343 ; T. W. Allen, New York.
: 18954
Evermore, thou art voice of my heart;
words by Oliver Murray Edwards,
music by William Berwald; high
voice. © Sept. 11, 1928; 2 e. Sept.
15; E 699384; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 18955
Every man is a king; words by Jessie
F. Moser, music by G. Aragona;
mixed voices. © July 16, 1928; 2c.
Aug. 20; E 698477; Gertrude Ara-
gona, Glendale, Calif. 18956
Everyone to the polls, ’tis your duty
that calls; words and music by J. C.
Zouboulakis. New York, N. Y.,
Pean music co. © Aug. 14, 1928;
2 c. Sept. 6; E 699410; John Con-
stantin Zouboulakis, New York.
18957
Everywhere I look; words by Dena
Tempest, music by Molly Carew, of
Great Britain. © Sept. 4, 1928; 1 ¢.
Sept. 6; E 697865; Chappell & co.,
Itd., London. 18958
Evohé! cortége antique, par G. Razi-
gade, transcription par J. Watelle,
of France; harmonie. 4to. © June
20, 1928: 1 Ee falyias Hi Get (6a ;
Georges Razigade, Bordeaux, France.
18959
Ey’rybody loves you; words by Al Du-
bin, music by Little Jack Little.
FWords and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 22, 1928; E 704829; Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
18960
988
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
: 18979
Exotie dance; by Jakob Schonberg, of
Germany, arr. by Quentin Maclean,
of Great Britain; orch., with pf. con-
ductor. © Aug. 24, 1928; 1 ¢. Sept.
8: E 697902; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) Itd., London. 18961
Fading away blues: words and music
by W. S. Travers, arr. by Eugene
Platzman; pf. acc. with ukulele or
banjulele banjo. © 1 c¢. Sept. 1,
1928; E 704319; Walter S. Travers,
Barhamsville, Va. 18962
Fair harvest moon; from the cantata
The harvest, text by C. Gordon Wil-
cox, music by Richard Keuntz;
mixed voices. 4to. © Sept. 8, 1928:
2 ce. Sept. 13; E 698514; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 18963
Fair weather gal; fox trot, words and
music by J. R. Biggs. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 4, 1928;
E 704890: James Richerson Biggs,
Jackson, Mich. 18964
Fairest of the fair; march, by John
Philip Sousa, arr. for mand. or
mand. banjo solo by Ralph Colicchio,
with guit. arr. by Anthony J. Fran-
chini. © Sept. 19, 1928; 2 ec. Sept.
20; E 698726; Irving Berlin stand-
ard music corp., New York. 18965
Fairy (A) boat; by Olive P. Endres;
pf. © Sept. 7, 1928: 2 c. Sept. 10;
E 699331; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 18966
Fairy cavalry: by Eric Grant, of
Great Britain; pf. “(In 1929 school
examinations, pianoforte, lower divi-
sion—list B) © July 18, 1928: 1c.
July 27; E 697731; Associated board
of the Royal academy of music and
the Royal college of music, London.
18967
Fairy (A) madrigal; unison song,
words, 16th century, music by Har-
old E. Watts, of Great Britain. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Aug. 28, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 6; E 697978;
H. F. W. Deane & sons, the Year
book press, ltd. 18968
Fantaisie-impromtpu: par Armand
Bournonville, of France; clarinette
en si bémol et pf. Paris, Editions
Costallat. © June 10, 1928; 1 «.
July 2; E 697783 ; Lucien de Lacour,
Paris. 18969
Far across the foam; words by J.
Crozier, music by Robert Van Sickle.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Aug. 28, 1928; E 704608; Joseph
Crozier, Detroit. 18970
Far and near; folk songs and dances
from many countries, arr. by Susan
Forde, of Great Britain: pf. © Aug.
9, 1928;.1 ¢ Aug. 11; E 697997; A.
Weekes & co., Itd., London. 18971
Far east; tone poem, by Jean Beghon,
arr. by Maurice Baron; orch., with
pf. and violin conductors. New
York, Irving Berlin standard music
corp. © Sept. 18, 1928; 2 @. Sept.
19°; E 699460; M. Baron, Great Neck,
Ae Teel NY: 18972
Farewell; by L. L. Ditlevson; pf. ©
1c. Sept. 26, 1928; E 704896; Lois
Lund Ditlevson, Owatonna, Minn.
18973
frihling shoin
words and
New York,
Farshvindn is mein
(Gone is my youth) ;
music by G. Eisenberg.
Metro music co.
JIOAID PD PN DTN AND)
Quiz
© July 11, 1928; 2 ¢. Aug. 24; B
699406; George Eisenberg, Brooklyn.
18974
Fascinating (The) widows; words and
music by E. Hope. © 1c. Sept. 11,
1928; E 704535; Eleanor Hope,
Washington. 18975
Fascinating you tantalizing me; fox
trot, words and music by G. E.
Rutherford. [Words and melody
only] © 1 «¢. Sept. 25, 1928; E
704863; George E. Rutherford,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 18976
Father Time jazz; words by O. N.
Evans, music by S. L. Cross. ©1c.
Sept. 21, 1928; E 704788; Orange
Noble Evans, Elma, Wash. 18977
Father (The)—verily a man; from
suite Domestica, by Hugo Riesen-
feld, arr. by Oscar Potoker, of Po-
land, domiciled at Los Angeles;
orch., with pf. conductor. © Sept.
1, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 10: E 699444;
Edwin F. Kalmus, inc.,. New York.
18978
Faut (La) savoir; de Paris qui tourne,
paroles de Jacques-Charles et Léo
Leliévre, fils, musique de René Syl-
viano et Jean Boyer, both of France;
pf. ace., avec arr. de |’ ukulele de
F. Salabert. © June 20, 1928; 1 «¢.
July 3; E 697741; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 18979
989
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18980
Feel like a, million; words and music
by William Waldron; pf. and ukulele
acc © Aug. *24,71928: 2c Ane:
27; E. 699268; A. H. Lewis medi-
cine co., St. Louis. 18980
Fellow (The) called Hoover; words
and melody by G. W. Hall, har-
mony by Ernestine Ernst. 4to.
Aug. 25, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 4; E 698344 ;
George W. Hall, Albany, Mo. 18981
Fenesta ca te si nzerrata; words and
music by J. Miele. [Words and
melody only] ©1ce. Sept. 11, 1928;
E 704538; Joseph Miele, New York.
18982
Fidele (Der) geselle; polkalied, by P.
Miiller; 1st B flat cornet. © 1 «.
Sept. 19, 1928; E 704700; Peter
Miller, Philadelphia. 18983
Fiore solitario; waltz by Lorenzo Mo-
relli; violin. © 1c. Sept. 13, 1928;
EK 704547; Apollo music co., .Brook-
lyn. 18984
Fireside dreams; by L. L. Ditlevson;
pf. ©1e. Sept. 26, 1928; E 704897;
Lois Lund Ditlevson, Owatonna,
Minn. 18985
First solo book; collected and har-
monized, ed. and fingered by Angela
Diller and Hlizabeth Quaile; pf. New
ed. © May 25, 1928; 2 c. June 4;
E 698370; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 18986
First step; how to play the saxophone,
by Al Starita. Svo. © Sept. 11,
1928; 2 ec. Sept. 11; 1 699302; Keith
Prowse & co., ltd., London. 18987
First (The) violin studies for juve-
niles; by B. F. Knell. © 1 c. Sept.
7, 1928; E 704475; Benjamin Frank-
lin Knell, Philadelphia. 18988
Flag of peace; words and music by
J. J. Sehneider, [Words and mel-
ody only]) © 1c. Sept. 4, 1928;
E 7043848; John J. Schneider, Phila-
delphia. 18989
Fleur jetée; célébre mélodie, par
Gabriel Fauré, op. 39, no. 2, arr.
par F. Salabert, of France; orch.,
avec. pf. conducteur. 4to. © Aug.
5, 1928; 1 « Sept. 1; E 697845;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 18990
Flight (The) of the sea gull; words
and music by E. Allen, jr. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Sept. 4,
1928; E 704899; Estelle Allen, jr.,
Akron, O. 18991
pt. 111, n. s., v. 23
Flor de pasion; letra e musica por
Jose M. Lacalle [i. e. Joseph M.
Lacalle] © 1 c. Sept. 29, 1928; HB
U.S. unpub. 1030; Joseph M. Lacalle,
Brooklyn. 18992
Flores de primavera; valz, by Jorge
Deleén Paniagua, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at El Paso; pf. © 1. Sept.
25, 1928; E 704888; Alberto Solis,
El Paso. 18993
Flower waltz; by H. P. Hopkins, op.
125, no, 3; pt. "© Sept. 21 21928 ;
2 c. Sept. 19; E 698645; Theodore
’ Presser co., Philadelphia. 18994
Flyin’ luck; musical comedy in 2 acts,
lyrics by A. Remsen and Eddie Po-
land [i. e. E. Poland], music by G.
Dilworth. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1928;
D 27365; George Dilworth, Alice
Remsen, John D. Ravold and Kd-
ward Poland, New .York. 18995
' Fog; lyrics by S. Gardella, music by
R. Knudson: pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by May Singhi Breen. © Sept.
10, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 18; E 699328;
Steve Gardella and Roy Knudson,
Brooklyn. 18996
Following the one I love; written by
Edward Pola, composed by EH. Pola
and Freddy Hart, both of Great
Britain; pf. acc., with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Harry J.
Stafford. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © July 6, 1928; 1c. Aug.
4; E 697987; Montgomery & ©O.,
London. 18997
Fond memories; words and music by
Lillian Kate Davis [pseud, of L. D.
Cate] [Photostat] © Sept. 8,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 10; E 698420; Lil-
lian Davis Cate, New York. 18998
For hunting; unison song, words by
Thomas Ravenscroft, music by D.
Wauchope Stewart, of Great Britain.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Aug. 15, 1928; 1 c. Sept.
6; E 697974; H. F. W. Deane &
sons, the Year book press, Iltd.,
London. 18999
For you and me sweetheart; or, If
only we two, words and music by
R. J. Stevenson. ©,.1 ¢. Sept. 17,
1928; E 704622; Robert John Ste-
venson, Seattle. 19000
Forbidden (The) kiss; words and mu-
sic by M. Laing. © 1 ec. Sept. 15,
1928; E 704765; Marie Laing, New
York. 19001
990
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
Forever; words by Jack Yellen, music
by Milton Ager; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Aug. 31, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 1; E
699250; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein,
ine., New York. 19002
Forgive and forget; by A. Feltman; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 20, 1928; E 704744;
Alfred Feltman, Coney Island, N. Y.
19003
Fortuna; lyrics by David Goldberg,
music by A. BE. Joffe. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Sept. 8, 1928;
E 704490; Abram Edward Joffe,
Haledon, N. J. 19004
Forty-seven ginger-headed sailors; fox
trot, written and composed by Leslie
Sarony, Great Britain; pf. acc., with
banjulele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Harry J. Stafford. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © July 6, 1928;
1c. Aug. 4; E 697986; Montgomery
& co., London. 19005
Fox (Sam) all star orchestra folio;
by J. S. Zamecnik; ist violin pt.
v. 1. 1. Venetian carnival [and
others] © Sept. 24, 1928; 2 c. Sept.
22; E 698690; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland, O. 19006
Fra due. guanciali; mazurka, by
Gerardo Iasilli; violin. © 1 ¢. Sept.
13, 1928; E 704548; Apollo music co.,
Brooklyn. 19007
Free (The) lance; march, by John
Philip Sousa, arr. for mand. or
mand, banjo solo, by Ralph Colic-
chio, with guit. arr. by Anthony J.
Franchini. © Sept. 19, 1928; 2 e.
Sept. 20: E 698741; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
19008
Friends and lovers: duet, from Luckee
girl, words by Max and Nathaniel
Lief, music by Maurice Yvain, arr.
by Albert Szirmai, of Hungary,
domiciled at New York; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Sept. 19, 1928; 2 ce.
Sept. 21; E 698621: Harms, inc., New
York. 19009
Frogs, by A. Louis Scarmolin; pf. ©
Sep di, 1928; 2c! Septiii15> EB
699389 ; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
19010
Frdleuse (La); valse, par Henry De-
fosse, of France; pf. © June 15,
1928; 1c. July 2; E 697761; Alphonse
Leduc et cie., Paris. 19011
Frolic ; two-part song, words by A. E..
*musie by H. Hollinrake, of Great
Britain; treble 1,2. 4to. [Staff and |
a 19023
tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug. 28,
1928; 1 c. Sept. 6; E 697980; H. F.
W. Deane & sons, the Year book
press, ltd., London. 19012
Frolic (A); by Iris De Cairos Rego,
of Great Britain; pf. © Aug. 27,
1928; 1 ec. Aug. 29; E 697685; Chap-
pell & co., Itd., London. 19013
From the long ago; song without
words, by F. G. Thompson; pf. Los
Angeles, G. Schirmer music stores,
inc. © Sept. 4, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 8;
E 698425; Fleet Gillum Thompson,
Los Angeles. 19014
Frost bitten; by P. D. Cramer; pf. ©
1 c. Sept. 1; 1928; E 704356; Paul
Dee Cramer, Venice, Calif. 19015
Frosted chocolate; by H. F. Reser;
ten. banjo. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1928;
E 704530; Harry F. Reser, New
York. 19016
Full moon; words by Edward Lock-
ton, music by Margaret Woolmer, of
Great Britain. © Sept. 4, 1928;
1c. Sept. 6; E 697868; Chappell &
co., Itd., London. 19017
Gabriel’s Christmas carols; collection
of 14 songs, by Charles H. Gabriel.
Cincinnati, Fillmore music house.
4to. © Sept. 11, 1928; 2\c. Sept. 14;
aff. Sept. 12; A 1056182; Fillmore
bros. co., Cincinnati. 19018
Galloping (The) horse; by Anna Pier-
son; two pfs., four hands. © Sept.
17, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 19; E 698642;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
19019
Gallos (Los) curdzalefios; valse, por
A. Pogenio, of Netherlands, domi-
ciled at Brooklyn; pf. © 1. Sept.
26, 1928; E 704929; Antonio Pogenio,
Brooklyn. 19020
Gammer’s garland; by Edgar L. Bain-
ton, of Great Britain; pf. 1. King
Pippin’s Hall. [4 others] © Aug.
20, 1928;,1 «Aug. 3h. BE u697118 ;
Joseph Williams, 1td., Auondon.
19021
Garden (The) and you; waltz, words
by O. W. Foust, music by Ray Hib-
beler. © 1. c. Sept. 10, 1928; EB
704481; Opal W. Foust, Bennetts
Switch, Ind. 19022
Garden (A) of dreams; words by Jean
Rivinius, music by A. Dodd. © 1.
Sept. 18, 1928: E 704678; Arthur
Dodd. Inglewood, Calif. 19023
991
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19024
pt. 11th: SVS
Garden of paradise; words by J. G.
Wynter, music by G. T. Francis, of
Great Britain. © Aug. 28, 1928;
1 e. Aug. 31; E 697723; Murdoch,
Murdoch & co., inc. with John G.
Murdoch & co., ltd.. London. 19024
Garden of roses; by Irene Marschand
Ritter, transcribed by Rob. Roy
Peery; violin and pf. © Aug. 16,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 17; E 699094; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
19025
Garden of roses; duet or two-pt. cho.
by Irene Marschand Ritter, arr. by
EK. A. Barrell, jr.; treble voices. to.
© Sept. 17, 1928: 2 « Sept. 19; E
698626; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 19026
Gavilan.; ... Gavilancitoe ..;.. > vyersi
e musica di M. Grever. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Sept. 20, 1928;
E 704745; Maria Grever, New York.
. 19027
Gavotte; by John C. Bostelmann;: vio-
lin, with pf. © Sept. 11; 1928; 2 c:
Sept. 15; E 699375: G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 19028
Gee! but it’s lonesome without you;
words and music by L. Ruth and
R. C. Ryan. © 1c. June 28, 1928;
EK 693757; Lulu Ruth and Robert C.
Ryan, New Orleans. 19029
Gee, but it’s tough to be alone on
Saturday night; words by Benny
Davis and Billy Rose, music by Joe
Burke. © Sept. 20, 1928; 2 ¢. Sept.
21; E 698661; Irving Berlin inc.,
New York. 19030
Gee! I wished I'd be somebody else;
lyrics and music by A. M. Rosenthal ;
pf. ©1e. Sept. 11, 1928: E 704556:
Aaron Maurice Rosenthal, McKees-
port, Pa. 19031
Gem (A); by Mike Capolungo; pf. ©
1 c. Sept. 24, 1928; E 704870; Vin-
cenzo D. Pometti, Los Angeles.
190382
Genevie: waltz ballad, words by T.
Wszolek, * music by William Van
Beaver. © 1 «c. Sept. 6, 1928; HE
704443 ; Thad Wszolek, New Haven.
19033
Gentle spring waltz; by R. Streabbog;
pf., Ist grade. © Sept. 20, 1928;
2 c. Sept. 28; E 699524: McKinley
music co., Chicago. 19034
Geraldin; words by Frank Parente
and Dave Dreyer. music by F.
Parente. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 20, 1928; E 704778:
James Dante, Madison, N. J. 19035
Get along home, Miss Cindy; words
and music by J. H. Chism. [Words
and melody only] © 1 « Sept. 6,
1928; E 704412; Ralph Peer, New
York. 19036
Get up off your knees; words and
music by Clarence Williams.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 11, 1928; E 704513: Clarence
Williams music pub. co., inc., New
York. 19037
Gibbs (Armstrong) Four preludes for
piano; by A. Gibbs, of Great Britain.
London, J. Curwen & sons, itd.
1. New moontide. [3 others] ©
July 3, 1928; 1 c June 30; E 697920:
Armstrong Gibbs, Essex, England.
; 19038
Gil Blas; ouverture, par Trémisot, of
France; orch., avee pf. conducteur.
4to...© Aug. 5, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 4:
E 697817; Francis Salabert, Paris.
; 19039
Giocoso; from A little suite, by Felix
Swinstead, of Great Britain: pf.
(In. 1929 school examinations piano-
forte, elementary division, list B)
©’ Fuly.18, 1928" ety wa. Bs
697730; Associated board of the
Royal academy of music and the
Royal college of music, London.
19040
Giorni (Aurelio) 24 concert etudes:
no. 20; pf., left hand; in C min.
Aug. 20, TO2Z8 ss Pie. (eee ias ) Hy
698333 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
19041
Giovine Italia; valzer arr. by R.
Romani. © 1 c¢. Sept. 20, 1928; E
704749 ; Romano Romani, New York.
19042
Gipsy dance [and] In olden days: by
Frederick Robert Rickman, of Great
Britain, op. 86, no. 3, 4: pf. © July
8, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 11; E 697996; A.
Weekes & co., ltd., London. 190438
Gipsy (The) fire dance; by H. J.
Chalmers; harp or pf. © Sept. 1.
1928; 2 c. Sept. 4; E 6983852; Harry
J. Chalmers, Akron, O. 19044
Girl 0’ mine; words by Gordon Conrad,
music by H. J. Stewart: © 1 ec.
Sept. 7, 1928; E 704502; Edith M.
Gibbs, Brooklyn. 19045
Girl of my dreams you have come
true; words and music by J. E.
Gaskell. © 1 ¢. Sept. 20, 1928: E
992
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
19066
704741; John Edwin Gaskell, Hous-
ton. 19046
Girl (The) of the U. S. A.; words by
Kathleen Alley Schildman, music by
Charlotte Pratt Weeks. © 1c. Sept.
8, 1928; E 704473; Charlotte E.
Weeks, St. Petersburg, Fla. 19047
Girl (The) on the prow; from New
moon, words by Oscar Hammerstein
2d, music by Sigmund Romberg. ©
Sept. 12, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 14; E
698504: Harms, ine., New York.
19048
Girl (The) that’s from the South;
words by R. Nedreau, music by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 13, 1928; E 704553 ; Rose
Nedreau, Wadena, Minn. 19049
Girls chaperon song; from Playtime,
words and music by H. Hilpert. ©
1 c. Sept. 26, 1928; E 704916; Har-
riet Hilpert, Los Angeles. 19050
Gitanita (La); danse espagnole, por
C. Maduro; pf. New York City, O.
Flaschner music co. © July 15,
1928; 2 ec. Sept. 21; E 699465;
Charles Maduro, New York. 19051
Give me a banana from the old banana
stand; words and music by P. M.
MeMahon; pf. and ukulele ace.
[Photostat] © 1 ¢. Sept. 1, 1928:
E 704304; Patrick Maurice McMa-
hon, Los Angeles. 19052
Give me an old-fashioned girl; words
by H. Cavanaugh, music by Chester
Escher. [Words and melody only]
© 1.e Sept. 17, 1928: E 704675;
Helen Cavanaugh, Franklin, N. H.
19053
Give me another night divine; words
and music by P. B. Bachtell, arr.
by Roy Leffingwell. © 1 ¢. Sept. 13,
1928; E 704587; Paul B. Bachtell,
Lancaster, Calif. 19054
Give your little baby lots of lovin’:
lyric by Dolly Morse, music by Joe
Burke. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1928: E 704665; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 19055
Glacier (Le); mélodrame extrait de
La nuit des quatre-temps, de Gus-
tave Doret, arr. par S. Chapelier, of
France; orch., avee pf. conducteur.
4to. © Aug. 5, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 1;
E 697792; Foetisch fréres (S. A.),
Lausanne, Switzerland. 19056
Clad I am your son; waltz song, words
and melody by J. E. Dimatteo, pf.
ace. and arr. by A. L. Searmolin.
© Sept. 15, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 17: E
699404; John Ernest Dimatteo, Jer-
sey City. 19057
Glad tidings of great joy; Christmas
anthem, words by Nahum Tate, mu-
sie by Franz C. Bornschein; mixed
voices with sop. and bar. solos, or-
gan ace. 4to. © Sept. 6, 1928; 2 ¢.
Sept. 10; E 698457; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 19058
Gloria ; fox trot, by F. Munro Planque;
‘banjo band, with pf. pt. by Chas.
A. Claus. © July 30, 1928; 2 ¢. July
30; E 696960; Don Santos, Roches-
ter, N. Y. 19059
Gloria; waltz, by N. Garcia, jr.; pf.
© Aug. 23, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 19: EB
698597; Nemesio Garcia, jr., San
Diego, Tex. 19060
Go ye; hymn, words by B. H. Pear-
son, music by Ruth Mytton. © Aug.
2, 1928; 2 ¢. ‘Sept. 10; E 698402:
B. H. Pearson, Chicago. 19061
God be in my head; old English pray-
er, music by EH. T. Chapman, of
Great Britain; mixed voices. 4to.
[Staff and tonie sol-fa notations]
© Aug. 15, 1928: 1 ¢ Sept. 6; B
697983; H. F. W. Deane & sons, the
Year book press, ltd., London. 19062
God is our refuge; festival anthem,
words of Psalm 46, music by Fred-
eric H. Wood, of Great Britain, op.
28, no. 3; cho. of mixed voices;
organ acc. 4to. © Sept. 13, 1928;
1 c. Sept. 15; E 697960; Stainer &
Bell, Itd., London. 19063
God, my Father, hear me pray; hymn-
anthem, words by Jas. Holme, music
by Charles Huerter; mixed cho.,
with solos for sop. and alto or ten.
and bar.; organ ace. 4to. © Sept.
19, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 25; E 699506;
G. Schirmer, inc.. New York. 19064
Godard (Benjamin Louis Paul) Bar-
carolle italienne; op. 112, no. 1, arr.
par F. Salabert. of France; orch.,
avec pf. conducteur ou harpe. 4to.
© “Aue. 5, 19285 1 e2 Sept 1s Bb
697818: Francis Salabert, Paris.
19065
—— Deuxiéme mazurk; op. 54, arr.
par F. Salabert, of France; orch.,
avee pf. conducteur, en si bemol.
4to. © Aug. 5, 1928; 1c. Sept. 1;
E 697844: Francis Salabert, Paris.
19066
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19067
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
Godard (Benjamin Louis Paul)—Con.
— Menuet pompadour; arr. par F.
Salabert, of France; orch., avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Aug. 5, 1928;
1c. Sept. 1; E 697821; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 19067
Papillons blancs; op. 112, no. 12,
arr. par F. Salabert, ‘of France;
orch., avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
Aug. 5, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 1; E 697814 ;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 19068
God’s way is best; hymn, words by
Frank A. Perkins, music by Mary
Dake Fink. © Aug. 2, 1928; 2 e.
Sept. 20; E 699419; N. W. Fink,
Chicago. 19069
Golden (The) dream;. sacred song,
words and music by W. Bentley, mu-
sic,arr. by L. W. Adair... © Aug.
28, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 29; E 699359;
Warren Gregg, Peru, Ia. — 19070
Golden dreams; words by C. Lawyer,
music by Robt. H. Brennen. ©
Sept. 4, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 8;.E 699283 ;
Carrie Lawyer, Liberty Center, Ia.
19071
Golden glow; musical play for chil-
dren, by Karin Sundelof Asbrand.
Dayton, O., Paine pub. co. © Sept.
14, 19283, 2y ex Sept. 217 31 DUQTSEE ;
Lurten M. Paine, Dayton, O, 19072
Golden (The) skein; four-part song,
words by William Blake, music by
Edgar L. Bainton, of Great Britain;
mixed voices. 4to. © Sept. 28,
1928; 1 c. Sept. 28; E For. 48: No-
vello & co., Itd., London. 19073
Good-by; words and music by C. B.
Swain. © 1 c¢. Sept. 19, 1928; E
704729 ; Cecilia B. Swain, Columbus,
O. 19074
Good-bye broken hearted blues; words
and musie by R. T. Cleary. © 1.
Sept. 17, 1928; E 704627; Richard
Thomas Cleary, New York. 19075
Good (The) old Bible road; words and
music by J. Watson Scoles. © June
20, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 22; E 698677;
Scoles music co., Miami, Fla. 19076
Goodbye Swanee, hello Broadway;
words and music by L. E. Miller.
[Photostat] © 1 ce. Sept. 8, 1928;
E 704497 ; Lester E. Miller, So. Ozone
rar iss INS PY" 19077
Googily goo; fox trot, by Bennie Davis
and Dudley Wilkinson, arr. by Frank
BE. Barry; orch., with words. 4to.
© Sept. 11, 1928; 2 ce. Sept. 12; BH
698509 ; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
19078
Gossamer wings; by Felix Gerard, of
Great Britain, op. 10, no. 1; pf. ©
Aug.) 20; 19287 Loe. TAugket; -E
697716; Joseph Williams, Itd., Lon-
don. 19079
Graduation song; words by Emma C.
Greider, music by James Beam, arr.
by William Stickles. 4to. 1. Duet
or 2-pt. song; sop. and alto.—2. Trio:
sop., alto and bar. © Sept. 21, 1928;
2c. each Sept. 24; E 699497, 699498 ;
Harms, ine., New York. 19080, 19081
Grand larceny; novelty march, by
Ralph H. Woods, arr. by Alford-
Ruhl; band, with solo cornet con-
ductor. 4to. © July 16, 1928; 2 c.
Aug. 15; E 698240; Fillmore. bros.
co., Cincinnati. 19082
Grazioso; waltz beautiful, solo, by H.
J. Chalmers; harp or pf. © Sept. 1,
1928; 2 @. Sept. 4; E 698353; Harry
J. Chalmers, Akron, O. 19083
Greater Rockford; words and music
by C. K. Beckman. © 1c. Sept. 10.
1928; E 704859; Charlotte K. Beck-
man, Rockford, Ill. 19084
Greatest (The) thing in life is just a
baby; lyric and music by H. A.
Blachman. [Words and . melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 1, 1928; E 704326:
Harry Allen Blachman, Cleveland
Heights, O. 19085
Greeley march; by D. E. La Bore:
band. © 1 «¢« Sept. 18, 1928; E
704717; Darwin Earle La _ Bore.
Greeley, Neb. 19086
Green (The) trees whisper’d; duet or
two-pt cho., words by Longfellow,
music by Richard J. Pitcher; treble
voices. 4to. © Sept. 17, 1928; 2 c.
Sept. 19; E 698627; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 19087
Gretchen; by Hertense Ford; pf. ©
1c. Sept. 6, 1928; E 704438; Hor-
tense O. Ford, Tampa. 19088
Grey days; words by W. Male, music
by L. Hawk. [Photostat] © 1 c.
Sept. 25, 1928; E 704861; William
Male and L. Hawk, Honolulu. 19089
Guess who’s in town; words by Andy
Razaf, music by J. C. Johnson; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by Ben Gar-
rison. © Sept. 14, 1928; 2 e. Sept.
13; E 699329; Triangle music pub.
co., ine., New York. 19080
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no. 9, 1928
ss
Guitarre; by A. Grafstein, op. 2, no. 2;
violin and pf. ©1c. Aug. 17, 1928;
E 704506; Aaron Grafstein, Brook-
lyn. 19091
Gwine to hebb’n; negro poem by Clem-
ent Wood, set by Jacques Wolfe;
med. or low voice. © Sept. 19, 1928 ;
2c. Sept. 25; E 699512; G. Schirmer,
inec., New York. 19092
Hindel (Georg Friedrich) Hight
songs; from the operas of Handel,
arr. by Charles F. Crowder, of Great
Britain; high. voice. 4to. © Sept.
a 1925; 1..c. Sept. 6; H. 69875;
Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. — 19093
— Seven songs; from the operas of
Handel, arr. by Charles F. Crowder,
of Great Britain; low voice. 4to.
© Sept. 4, 1928; 1 c« Sept. 6; E
697874; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
19094
Hail! flag of freedom! words by Anna
Welty Delaney, music by E. E. Dem-
ler; pf. © 1 c. Sept. 4, 1928; EH
704407; Edith Elizabeth Demler,
Compton, Calif. 19095
Hail Therese; Little Flower song,
words and music by M. O’Flaherty ;
mixed voices. 4to. © Aug. 24, 1928;
2c. Sept. 14; E 698523; Maurice
O’Flaherty, Cairo, Ill. 19096
Hail to the spirit of liberty; march,
by John Philip Sousa, arr. for mand.
or mand. banjo solo, by Ralph Colic-
chio; with guit. arr. by Anthony J.
Franchini. © Sept. 19, 1928; 2 ¢.
Sept. .20; E 698740; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
19097
Hallelujah I’m a bum; song, arr. by
Joe Messina; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Sept. 20, 1928;-2 ¢ Sept. 21; EB
698662 ; Morris music pub. co., Phila-
delphia. 198098
Hands across the sea; march, by John
Philip Sousa, arr. for mand. or
mand. banjo solo, by Ralph Colic-
chio, with guit. arr. by Anthony J.
Franchini. © Sept. 19, 1928: 2 «.
Sept. 20; E 698739; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
19099
Hao, hio, Billiby; blak-bottom, di
Giuseppe Rampoldi, of Italy; pic-
cola orch. 4to. © Aug. 16, 1928;
re. Sept. ls by WOE. ws A. Oc. Gr
Carisch & ¢c., Milan. 19100
Happiness; words and music by H. S.
Timmons. ©) Ie, Sens. 22) (does -
19111
=
E 704824; Edwin Sands Timmons,
Chicago. 19101
Happy; from Billie, fox trot, lyrics
and music by George M. Cohan, arr.
by Frank Skinner; dance orch. 4to.
© Sept. 17, 1928; 2c. Sept. 21; E
699466; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 19102
Happy I would be with you; words
and music by P. Colebank. © 1 «.
Sept. 28, 1928; E 704995; Paul Cole-
bank, Glendora, Calif. 19103
Happy. in Christ my Lord; hymn,
words by B. H. Pearson, music by
HEmeterio Soto, of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles. © Aug. 2, 1928;
2 ce. Sept. 10; E 698404; B. H.
Pearson, Chicago. 19104
Happy islands; negro spiritual, words
by Leila Fearn Lusk, music by Ann
Hooper Barton. © 1 ¢. Sept. 27,
1928; E 704967; Leila FEF. Lusk,
Guntersville, Ala. 19105
Happy loyal juniors; words and music
by ' Marjorie Lewis. (In Junior
camp-meeting notebook) © Aug. 7,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 13; H 698472; I. C.
Colcord, Portland, Or. 19106
Happy moments (Volné chvile sou-
sedska.) ; landler, words by J. Jiran,
music by Fr. Uher and A. Grill;
orch. 4to.” © July 16, 1928; 2 °c.
Sept. 4; E 698351; Joseph Jiran,
Chicago. 19107
Happy, my baby just said yes; words
by Harry Yoell, music by Neil
Morét; pf. and ukulele ace. © Sept.
6, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 11; E 6993858;
Villa Morét, inc., San Francisco.
19108
Happy (A) pilgrim band; words and
music by N. A. Hyden. © June 20,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 22; E 698685; N. A.
Hyden, Colorado Springs, Col.
19109
Happy warrior Al; words by UL.
Donaghue, music by Frank J.
Donaghue; pf. Mahanoy Plane, Pa.,
Leo & Frank Donaghue. Aug.
29, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 11;, E 699325;
Leo Donaghue, Mahanoy Plane, Pa.
19110
Hard boiled eggs; words and music by
M. Laing. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1928; E
704764; Marie Laing, New York.
19111
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19112
Hard problems; a true lament, words
and music by Willard Robison. ©
Sept. 16, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 10; EB
699321 ; Triangle music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 19112
Hark the glad sound; anthem for Ad-
vent, words by Philip Doddridge,
music by William Y. Webbe; alto
solo and mixed voices, with organ
ace. 4to. © Sept. 25, 1928; 2 c.
Sept. 25; E 698701; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 19113
Harp (The) player; by Elva Gade;
pf. © Sept. 12, 1928; 2 ¢. Sept. 19;
E 698580; Co-operative music ©Co.,
Philadelphia. 19114
Harrison; march, by F. E. Noel; band.
4to. © Sept. 6, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 8;
E 699273; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati. 19115
Have you forgotten me, too, dear;
words and music by F. R. Kutz.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 17, 1928; E 704672; Frederick
Rodgers Kutz, Oakland, Calif. 19116
He bore it all; by V. O. Stamps.
[Melody only] © 1 c¢. Sept. 26,
1928; E 704900; R. S. Peer, New
York. 19117
He brought the sunshine in; hymn,
words and music by E. Peck. ©
Sept. 5, 1928; 2.¢. Sept. 20; EH 699412;
Elizabeth Peck, Chicago. 19118
He careth for me; sacred song, music
by E. S. Hosmer. [1. In EH) flat.—
2. In G] © Sept. 7, 1928; 2 c. each
Sept. 10; E 698395; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 19119:
He hadn’t—up ’till yesterday but I
guess he will to-night ; words by Will
E. Haines, Sophie Tucker and Jack
Meskill. music by Julian Wright, of
Great Britain; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by Charles Hanley. © Aug. 6,
1928;°1 ¢« Sept. 19; E- 697990;
Lareine & co., ltd., London. 19120:
He loves to care; hymn, words by Bert
Rolfe, music by Ruth Bisig. © Aug.
2. 1928; 2 c. Sept. 10; E 698397; B.
H. Pearson, Chicago. 19121
He ransomed me; sacred song, words
by Julia H. Johnson, music by J. W.
Henderson, arr. by Mabel M. Sturgis.
©" Sept. 15, 1928: 2 e) Sept. 22:
EK 699447; Standard pub. co., Cin-
cinnati. 19122
He’s just a little fellow; words and
music by M. Laing. © 1c. Sept. 15,
pt. II, n. s., v. 23
oo ees
1928; E 704766; Marie Laing, New
York. 19123
Hear dem bells; by David S. McCosh,
arr. by Henry S. Sawyer; pf., 4
hands. © Sept. 20, 1928; 2 ¢. Sept.
28; E 699538; McKinley music co.,
Chicago. 19124
Hear dem bells; theme by David S.
McCosh, transcribed by Henry S.
Sawyer; pf. © Sept. 20, 1928; 2 e.
Sept. 28; E 699548; McKinley music
co., Chicago. 19125
Hear me; duet, from The dagger and
the rose, words by Edward Eliscu, -
music by Eugene Berton. © Sept.
19, 1928; 2 ce. Sept. 21; E 698610:
Harms, ine., New York. 19126
Heart flower; words by Rudolph Val-
entino, music by Robert Braine, op.
12, no. 1. 1. Sop. or ten.—2,. Alto or
bar. © Sept. 12, 1928; 2 ec each
Sept. 13; E. 698497; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 19127
Heart throbs; Viennese folk-song,
transcribed by Herman Klum; pf.
© Sept. 20, 1928: 2 c Sept. 28: E
699540; McKinley music c¢o., Chi-
cago. 19128
Hearts [!] thats true; by C. M. Wat-
kins; melody, with pf. acc. © 1.
Sept. 24, 1928; E 704880; Clara Mary
Watkins, Chicago. 19129
Heaven on earth; words and music by
A. Hisenbourg. [Chords, single staff ]
© 1c Sept. 4, 1928: E 704380:
Adolphe Hisenbourg, Boston. 19130
Heaven’s glory song: words by Jessie
F. Moser, music by A. Aragona ; solo,
duet, or quartette. © July 16, 1928:
2c. Aug. 20; E 698474; Andrea Ara-
gona, Glendale, Calif. 19131
Hebrew comedian; by Jack Teitel-
baum, arr. by Henri Weber; orch.,
with pf. and 1st violin conductors.
4to. © Aug. 30, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 4;
HK} 699255: Belwin, inc., New York.
19132
Heel beat; from Hold everything,
words and music by B. G. De Sylva.
Lew Brown and Ray Henderson, arr.
by Joseph M. Weiss; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Sept. 8, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 10;
EK 698386; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, ine., New York. 19133
Hello New York hello; words and mu-
sic by J. Russo. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ¢ Sept. 26, 1928; HE
704904 ; Joseph Russo, New York.
19134
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
Herbert Hoover; words and music by
H. Gambill. © Aug. 25, 1928; 2 c¢.
Aug. 29; E 699405; Henry Gambill,
Oak Park, Il. 19135
Here comes my ball and chain; words
by Lou Davis, music by J. Fred
Coots. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ec. Sept. 14, 1928; E 704590;
Spier and Coslow, inc., New York.
19136
Here’s one who wouldn’t; from Hold
everything, words and music by B.
G. De Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray
Henderson, arr. by Joseph M. Weiss;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Sept. 8,
1928; 2 ec. Sept. 10: E 698387-; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 19137
Here yah, wadda ya read; words and
musie by H. K. Greer. © 1c. Sept.
14, 1928; E 704620; Henry Kirk
Greer, New York. 19138
Hero (The) of Pall Mall Valley;
words and music by C. F. Mathieu.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Sept. 14, 1928; E 704581; Carl F.
Mathieu, New York. 19139
Herzogin (Die) von Chicago; operette
in 2 abteilungen, von Julius Bram-
mer u. Alfred Griinwald, musik von
Emmerich Kalman, of Austria; kla-
vierauszug zu 2 hinden mit beigeftig-
tem text. Vienna, W. Karczag. ©
Apr. 6, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 9; D 27349;
Harms, inec., New York. 19140
Highlands (The) are calling for you;
words and music by Orlyn Lee
[pseud. of Rulon Armstrong Jones]
© 1c. Sept. 4, 1928: E 704385; Ru-
lon A. Jones, Cedar City, Utah.
19141
Hiking song of the 8th U. S. infantry ;
mareh, composed by Reynolds J.
Burt, melody by Thomas Morales,
arr. by S. A. Dapp; band, with
words and melody for voice. obl.
32mo. © Aug. 15, 1928; 2 c. Aug.
18; E 698718; J. Burt, Fort Screven,
Ga. 19142
Hills of Cincinnati; words and music
by Stanley Drewes and Clarence
Berger. © Aug. 24, 1928; 2 c. Aug.
27; E 699293; Awanda Cincinnati
studio, Cincinnati. 19143
Hinkling; fox trot, words and music
by, Dorathea Thams-Davies, of Aus-
tralia. © Sept. 12, 1928; 1 c. Sept.
19; EK. 697963; D. Thams-Davies,
Southport, Queensland, Australia.
19144
15681—28——3
19153
.
Ho! a goblet of wine; cho., from
Hades, ine. words by William O.
Miller, music by H. Alexander Mat-
thews; men’s voices. 4to. © Sept.
17, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 19; E 698624;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
19145
Ho-ho-ho- Hogan; by Johnny Tucker
and Joe Schuster, arr. by George J.
Trinkaus; male voices. 4to.
Septe!:17;1 19263" 20e1 Sept..12h3 BH
699471; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 19146
Ho-ho-ho-Hogan; fox trot, by Johnny
Tucker and Joe Schuster, arr. by
Cecil Downs; dance orch., with
words. 4to. © Sept. 17, 1928; 2c.
Sept. 21; E 699472; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 19147
Hodie Christus natus est (Born to-
day); music by Jan Pieterzoon
Sweelinck, arr by Channing Le-
febvre; male voices. 4to. © Sept.
8, 1928; 2 « Sept. 10; E 698470; G.
Ricordi & co., ine., New York.
19148
Holiday (A) fantasy; cho., words by
Nancy Byrd Turner and Mabel W.
Daniels, music by Mabel W. Daniels,
op. 31, no. 2; mixed voices, 4to.
Sept? 26; 71928" | 2'e:* Sept. 28> Eh
699549; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 19149
Holiday songs for high schools and
choral societies; words by various
authors, music by George W. Chad-
wick. ©-Aug. 22, 1928; 2c. and aff.
Sept. 17; A 1055290; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. é 19150
Holiness; poem by John Drinkwater,
music by R. Boughton, of Great
Britain, London, J. Curwen & sons,
ltd. © July 3, 1928; 1 c. June 30;
‘EH 697919; Rutland Boughton,
Newent, England. 19151
Holy (The) guest from heaven;
Christmas solo, words by Dorothy
Lehman Sumerau, music'by J. H.
Fillmore. Cincinnati, O., Fillmore
music house. © Sept. 20, 1928; 2 e.
Sept. 22; E 699456; Fillmore bros.
co., Cincinnati. 19152
Holy, holy, holy.; anthem, words by
Reginald Heber, music by Dorothy
Radde Emery; mixed voices, with
organ ace. 4to. © Sept. 25, 1928;
2 ec. Sept. 25; E 698703; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 19153
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19154
Holy (The) star; cho., words by Nancy
Byrd Turner, music by Mabel W.
Daniels, op. 31, no. 1; mixed voices.
4to. © Sept. 26, 1928; 2 ¢. Sept. 28;
EH 699550; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 19154
Home town humming bird; fox trot,
words and music by Pat Ballard
fpseud. of F. D. Ballard] and Tom
Waring... ©> Sept. 27, 1928; 12 ec.
Sept. 28; EH 699520; Francis Drake
Ballard, New York. 19155
Honey-babee; lyrics by Frederick H.
Martens, music by Lily Strickland.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 14, 1928; H 704637; DeSyliva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
: 19156
Honey, I miss you; words and music
by C. Swain. ©1c Sept. 19, 1928;
E 704728; Cecilia Swain, Colum-
bus, O. 19157
Honky-tonk; rhythmical absurdity, by
Billy Mayerl, of Great -Britain, op.
82; pf. © Aug. 10, 1928; 1 c. Sept.
11; EH 697888; Keith-Prowse & co.,
Itd., London. 19158
Hoo! Hoo! unison cho., the Hoover
song, words and music by L. K.
Raup. 12mo. © Sept. 22, 1928; 2 c¢.
Sept. 27; E 698742; Levi K. Raup,
Wilkinsburg, Pa. 19159
Hoofs (The) of the horses; two-part
song, words by Will H. Ogilvie, mu-
» Sic by C. H. Kitson, of Great Britain ;
sop. 1, 2. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Sept. 4, 1928; 1 e.
Sept. 15; E 697970; H. F. W. Deane
& sons, the Year book press, Itd.,
London. 19160
Hoover an’ de flood; words and mu-
sic by G. W. Hall. 4to. © Aug.
25, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 4; H 698345;
George W. Hall, Albany, Mo. 19161
Hoover is the man; words and music
by B. J. McPhee, of Canada, domi-
ciled at Boston. © Aug. 25, 1928; 2
e, Aug, 27; HE 699294; Burton J.
McPhee, Boston, 19162.
Hoover’s who; words and music by
M. P. Markland; with cello and vio-
lin obbl. © 1c. Sept. 13, 1928; H
704580; Musetta Pearl. Markland,
Oklahoma City, OK1. 191638
Hoover—the mover; words by Frances
J. Avery, music by Lillian Reid
Cameron. © 1 ¢c. Sept. 20, 1928; E
704779; L. R. Cameron and F. J.
Avery, Chicago. 19164
DEE NS
Hope (The) of the world; two-part
cantata for Christmas, by P. A.
Schnecker, arr. by Charles Fonteyn
Manney; sop. and alto, with organ.
4to. © Sept. 6, 1928; 2 ¢ Sept. 18;
E 698546; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
19165
Hope thou in God; motet, words from
Psalm 42, music by Frederick Chris-
tian Mayer, op. 1; men’s voices, a
cappella. 4to. © Sept. 19, 1928;
2c. Sept. 25; E 699504; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 19166
Hot sands; from Cross my heart,
words by Joseph McCarthy, music
by Harry Tierney; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Sept; 5, 1928: Zier sepm 7;
E 6983878 ; Harms, ine., New York.
19167
House rent stomp; words and music
by W. L. Broomsley. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 19, 1928;
E 704706; Chicago music .pub. co.,
inc., Chicago. 19168
How can I leave you dad; words by
C. A. Mulliner, music by J. C. Halls.
© Sept: 6, 1928; 2 @ Sept. 7; E
699478 ; C. A. Mulliner, Williamsport,
Pa. 19169
How could you be so mean; lyric by
A. A. Lorenzo, music by Frank
Stiles. © 1 ce. Sept. 20, 1928; E
704822; Frank A. Donadio, Phila-
delphia. 19170
How lovely are Thy dwellings; two-
part anthem, words from Psalm 84,
music by I. C. Strieter; junior choir,
with organ. 4to. © Sept. 10, 1928;
2c. Sept. 17; H 698530; Immanuel
C. Strieter, St. Louis. 19171
Hulanka polka [and] Niewolnik walc;
arr. and fingered by Edward Gru-
dowski: pf.’ ©’ Aug. 24, 1928; 2 ec.
Sept. 19; E 698594; Ignacy Podgor-
ski, Philadelphia. 19172
Humoresque; by Harry Farjeon, of
Great Britain; violoncello and pf.
©) Aug. 30, 1928-1 GC seue 20). FH
697860; Associated board of the
Royal academy of music and the
Royal college of music, London.
19173
Hunting song; 4 pt. cho., poem by
Henry Van Dyke, music by Gran-
ville English; men’s voices. 4to.
© Sept. 7, 1928: 2°@ Sept. 10; E
698447 ; John Church co., Cincinnati.
19174
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
Hurrah for Hoover; words and music
by W. Bentley. © Sept. 19, 1928;
2 c. Sept. 19; E 699431; Warren
Gregg, Peru, Ia. 19175
Hurrah, hurrah for Lindy; words by
M. O. Rowland, music by Herbert
A. Hill. © Aug. 1, 1928; 2 ec. Sept.
4; © 698355; Myron Orton Rowland,
Syracuse, N. Y. 19176
Hymn for commemoration; words and
music by Alfred Allen, of Great
Britain; mixed voices. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug.
20, 1928; 1c. Sept. .6; E 697985;
H. F. W. Deane & sons, the Year
book press, ltd., London. ow We
Hymn of the Union; lovely is this, the
land of our abiding, pt.-song. from
the cantata The rock of liberty,
words by Abbie Farwell Brown, mu-
sic by Rossetter G. Cole; mixed
voices. 4to. © July 9, 1920; 2 «¢.
Sept. 10, 1928; E 698390; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 19178
Hymns (The) my mother sang to me;
words and music by H. Chandler.
© Sept. 11, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 17; E
698534; Harry Chandler, Walla
Walla, Wash. 19179
Hymns of the Christian life; ed. by
Milton S. Littlefield. © June 21,
Pees eC. and ai. uty 2s A
1083244; A. S. Barnes & co., New
York. 19180
I am lonesome and want some one to
love me; words and music by W. S8.
Travers; pf. ace. with ukulele or
banjulele banjo. © 1 c¢. Sept. 1,
1928; E 704820; Walter S. Travers,
Barhamsville, Va. 19181
I am proud of you dear sweetheart;
waltz, words by J. Zarcone, music
by L. Tosto, of Italy, domiciled at
Detroit, pf. arr. by Mirtillo-Pacini.
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1928; E 704934;
James Zarcone, Norristown, Pa. and
Leonard Tosto, Detroit. 19182
I am the way; words by M. M.
Murphy, music by Nathaniel Carl-
son. © June 20, 1928; 2 © Sept.
22; E 698676; Mary Mealey Murphy,
Aurora, Ill. 19183
I can’t love anyone but you; words
and music by V. B. Shafer. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Sept. 19,
1928; E 704772; Verna Brown
Shafer, Gloversville, N. Y. 19184
I couldn’t and I wouldn’t blame you
always; fox trot, words and music
by Gerald Steyn, of Great Britain;
19194
~
pf. ace., with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Keech. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug. 23,
19285. + .e\iSepe 21%) HD V69795l ;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. 19185
I’d love to live in dreamland; words
and music by V. B. Shafer. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. Sept. 7,
1928; E 704461; Verna Brown
Shafer, Gloversville, N. Y. 19186
I gave my life for thee; anthem, words
by Frances R. Havergal, music by
J. Lamont Galbraith; mixed voices,
with organ ace. 4to. © Sept. 12,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 13; E 698496; Ar-
thur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 19187
I get myself all excited about you;
words and music by P. D. Cramer.
© 1c. Sept. 1, 1928; EB 704354;
Paul Dee Cramer, Venice, Calif.
19188
I hear the bells of Christmas; carol-
anthem, words and music by Wil-
liam Stuart Baines; mixed voices;
organ ace. 4to. © Aug. 27, 1928;
2c Sept. 10; E 698458; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. 19189
I heard a robin; words by Elizabeth
Evelyn Moore, music by Frank H.
Grey; no. 2,in D. © Sept. 11, 1928;
2c. Sept. 12; E 698607; Boosey &
co., ltd., New York. 19190
I heard ’mid oak trees olden; from
Songs of old Ireland, words by A.
P. Graves, music by Chas. V. Stan-
ford, of Great Britain; alto, ten.,
1st and 2d bass; in D. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug.
24, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 12; E 697936;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 19191
I heard you singing; words by Royden
Barrie, music by Eric Coates, arr.
by Clarence Lucas, of Great Brit-
ain. New York, Chappell-Harms, ine.
4to. 1. Male quartet.—2. Mixed
quartet. © Sept. 21, 1928; 1c. each
Sept. 24; E For. 18, 19; Chappell &
c¢o., Itd., London. 19192
I introduce my heart to you; waltz,
words and music by M. A. Weitz-
man, arr. by Ray Hibbeler. © 1 «.
Sept. 17, 1928; E 704685; Morris A.
Weitzman, Chicago. 19193
I know I did wrong; words and music
by J. T. Griffin. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ¢ Sept. 4, 1928; E
704345; Jack Thomas Griffin, Chi-
cago. 19194
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19195
Ill broadcast my kisses to you; fox
trot, words and music by J. R. Biggs
and G. Queen. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ec Sept. 4, 1928; E
704392; James Richerson Biggs and
George Queen, Jackson, Mich. 19195
Till come to you sweetheart; words
and music by Mrs. W. Adrian Hsta-
brook [i. e. Mary Davies Estabrook]
© 1 e Aug. 21,1928; BH 704594;
Mary Davies Estabrook, Poncha-
toula, La. 19196
Ill follow you; words by Lou Klein,
music by Frank Harling. [Photo-
stath: «© foc. Aug. , 2040828:
704199; Robbins music corp., New
York. 19197
Tll sing for Christ; hymn, words by
George Miner, music by Ruth Bisig.
© Aug. 2, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 10; EH
698403; B. H. Pearson, Chicago.
19198
I lost my man; words and music by
Bennee Russell, Arthur, Franklin
and Henry H. Tobias. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 11, 1928;
E 704527; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 19199
I love Mary; words and music by
G. A. Kaufmann, arr. by Walter
Wasserman. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1928;
E 704193; Gerson Auerbach Kauf-
mann, Baltimore. 19200
I love my mother’s rosary ; written and
composed by Dave Sonn, of Great
Britain; pf. ace., with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Harry J.
Stafford; in C [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © June 13, 1928; 1 «¢.
July 7; E 697857; Montgomery &
co., London. 19201
I love the name of Jesus; words and
music by Haskell K. Meacham. ©
Sept. 8, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 8; E 699395 ;
Charles A. Lutz, York, Pa. 19202
I love to love you only; words and
music by J. Alter. © 1. Sept. 24,
1928: BE 704848; Jacob Alter,
Brooklyn. 19203
I love to sing the good old songs;
words by Haskell Keasler Meacham,
music by William Cranford Meach-
am. © Sept. 15, 1928; 2 ¢..Sept. 15;
-E 699396; Charles A. Lutz, York, Pa.
19204
I love you Deep River; words and
music by W. Robison. © 1 c. Sept.
8, 1928; E 704504; Willard Robison,
Crestwood, N. Y. 19205
pt. II, n. s., v. 23
I love you in my memories; words by
L. Photo, music by Lee ‘Turner
[Words and melody only] ©. 1 «¢.
Sept. 6, 1928; E 704428; Lyla Photo,
Deer Lodge, Mont. 19206
I love you, mother dear; Mother’s day
song, words by C. A. Lutz, music by
Haskell K. Meacham. © Sept. 8,
1928; 2 ec Sept. 8; E 699397; Charles
A. Lutz, Mork.wbas 19207
I love you so; from Luckee girl, words
by Max and Nathaniel Lief, music
by Maurice Yvain, arr. by Albert
Szirmai, of Hungary, domiciled at
New York. © Sept. 19, 1928; 2 c.
Sept. 21; E 698620; Harms, inc.,
New York. 19208
I’m a_ bootlegger’s son; words and
music by B. Samberg. © .1 e¢. Sept.
7, 1928; E 7044538; Benjamin Sam-
berg, Brooklyn. : 19209
‘I'm coming back to you; words and
music by Katie Strider. © 1 «.
Sept. 15, 1928; E 704614; Katie
Strider, Newport News, Va. 19210
I’m dreaming of love, when I dream of
you: words by Carl Winge, music
by Oliver Wallace; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Sept. 11, 1928 ;2.¢. Sept. 17;
E 698533 ; Capitol music co., Seattle.
19211
I’m glad I am a blonde; words and
music by M. Laing. © 1 c. Sept.
15, 1928; E 704763; Marie Laing,
New York. 19212
I’m in love with Bay Front Park;
words and music by J. A. H. Horst-
mann, arr. by Edna Burnside. ©
1c. Sept. 8, 1928; E 704498; J. A. H.
Horstmann, Miami, Fla. 19213
I’m just a sentimental fool: from New
moon, words by Oscar Hammerstein
2d, music by Sigmund Romberg. ©
Sept. 12, 1928; 2 ce. Sept. 14; EH
698499; Harms, inc., New York.
19214
I’m lonely; words by Gordon McCon-
nel, music by Hric Coates, of Great
Britain. © Sept. 5, 1928; 1 ¢. Sept.
11; E 697948; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. 19215
I’m mad about you; lyric by Mae and
Lenie [pseud. of Max Rutchik].
music by J. Pressman, of Russia,
domiciled at New York. [ Photostat]
©1e. July 25, 1928; E 696510; Jack
Pressman, New York. 19216
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
I’m picking a daisy; words and music
by M. Laing. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1928;
E 704769; Marie Laing, New York.
19217
I’m proud of my man; lyrics by Jack
Hagerty, music by Louis Ethelbert
Smith. [Words and melody only]
© 1e. July 18, 1928; E 696287; John
J. Hagerty, Washington. 19218
I’m safe in the safety zone; words and
music by Mazie King [i e. Mazie
King Patton] [Words and melody
only] © 1 ¢ Sept. 19, 1928; E
704725; Mazie King Patton, Phila-
delphia. 719219
I’m so glad I’m brown skin, chocolate
to the bone; words and music by
Clarence Williams. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 11, 1928;
E 704515; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 19220
I’m sorry Sally; fox trot, words by
Gus Kahn, music by Ted Fiorito.
© Sept. 18, 1928; 2) 'c." Sept. 15;
E 699392 ; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
19221
I’m through with you, I’m through;
lyric and music by J. S. Happy.
© 1 ec. Sept. 28, 1928; E 704993;
Joseph Stephan Happy, Naugatuck,
Conn. 19222
I must love you; from Chee chee,
words by Lorenz Hart, music by Rich-
ard. Rodgers; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Sept. 19, 1928; 2 ¢. Sept, 21; EB
698619; Harms, inc., New York,
19223
passed by your window; two-part
song, words. by Helen Taylor, music
by May H. Brahe, arr. by Sumner
Salter. 4to. © Sept. 4, 1928; 2 e«.
Sept. 12; E 698507; Enoch & sons,
New York. 19224
I still have you in my dreams; words
and mus'e by Harry Pomar. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Sept. 27,
1928; E 704938; Polk C. Brockman,
Atlanta. 19225.
still keep dreaming of you; words by
Benny Davis, music by Joe Burke.
© Sept. 13, 1928; 2 ¢.. Sept. 21: E
Lom
b>
: 19237
Ive been waiting for you all my life;
from The white camellia, lyric by
Laura lLeycester, music by Pat
Thayer, of Great Britain. © Aug.
27, 1928; 1 c Sept. 19; EH 697991;
Lareine & co., ltd., London. 19228
I’ve changed my mind; words and
music by Gene Austin. New York,
Jack Mills, inc. © Aug. 4, 1928;
2c Aug. 16; E 699356; Gotham
music service, inc., New York. 19229
I’ve found the end of the rainbow;
lyric by Jean Rivinius, music by A.
Dodd: © 1 c. Sept. 18, 1928; HE
704679; Arthur Dodd, Inglewood,
Calif. : 19230
I’ve found the way; hymn, words and
music by P. Rader. © Sept. 3, 1928;
2c. Sept. 20; E 699413; Paul Rader,
Chicago. 19231
I’ve got a cookie jar but no cookies;
frem Just a minute, words by Walter
O’Keefe, music by Harry Archer;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Sept. 17,
1928; 2 c Sept. 18; E 698568; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc., New
York. 19232
I want a sweetheart like you; waltz,
words and music by Will H. Walner.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Sept. 17, 1928; E 704624; William
Henry Walner, Baltimore. 19233
I want a yes girl; words by Irving
Caesar and Ed Lowry. music by
Cliff Friend. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Sept. 18, 1928; E
704666; Leo Feist, ine., New York.
19234
I want to be in your sweet company;
words by Charles and Harry Tobias,
musie by Al Sherman; pf. acec., with
ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini. ©
AUS. 25, oor. 2 C. (Sem eon
699411; Shapiro, Bernstein & ¢Co.,
inec., New York. 19235
I will hide neath the rock; words by
Fronia Seott, music by J. H. Fill-
more. Cincinnati, O., Fillmore mu-
sic house. © Sept. 20, 1928; 2 e.
698660; Irving Berlin, ine, New Sept. 22; E 699455; Fillmore bros.
York. 19226 co., Cincinnati. 19236
i tried to tell you; words by J. W. | I will lift up mine eyes; anthem, words
Keiller, music by William J. Van from psalm 121, music by Herbert J.
Beaver; pf. and ukulele acc. © 1. Tily ; mixed voices, with organ ace.
Sept. 20, 1928; E 704794: James 4to. © Sept. 7, 1928;:2 e Sept. 8:
William Keiller, Savanna, Il. E 699288; H. W. Gray co., New
19227 York. 19237
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19238
I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills;
anthem, 4-pt. cho., words from Psalm
121, music by Lucina Jewell; mixed
voices, with ten. solo; organ ace.
4to. © Sept. 19, 1928; 2 ¢: Sept.
25; E 698502; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 19238
I wish I had a girl like you; waltz
ballad, lyrics and music by M. P.
Manganella. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1928;
EH 704534; Michael Paul Manganella,
Hollywood, Calif. 19239:
wonder if my baby feels the same;
words and music by George J. Ben-
nett and Sam Carlton; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini. ©
Seni 12° 19285 2 eSeeteyela -H
698482; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
ine., New York. 19240
I worship you; waltz, words and mu-
s*‘e composed and arr. by Rh. H.
Evans. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1928; E 704630;
Richard Howard Evans, New York.
Ln
19241 -
Ida, sweet as apple cider; fox trot, by
Eddie Leonard, arr. by Red Nichols,
orch. © Sept. 19, 1928; 2 c. Sept.
20; E 699436; Edward B. Marks
music co., New York. 19242;
Idillio pastorale; by A. F. Paganucci.
© 1c Sept. 8 1928; E 704474;
Anthony F. Paganucci, Brooklyn.
19243
Idylle venétienne; by Alfred Pratt, of
Great Britain; oboe, with pf. acc.
© Aug. 11, 1928; 1 c Sept. 12; EB
637942; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
19244
If any little word of mine; children’s
hymn, words anon., music by M.
Kingston, of England. London,
Novello & co., ltd. © Aug. 23, 1928;
1 c. Aug. 24; E 697644; Matthew
Kingston, Hampstead, England.
19245:
If I could make today another day,
I’d make today be yesterday; fox
trot, words and music by Albert
Edwin Russ, jr. [Words and melody
only] © 1 @ Sept. 11, 1928; E
704521; Emma H. Russ, Cleveland.
19246
If I had but two little wings; words
by S. T. Coleridge, music by L. C.
Maurer. New Haven, Conn., Loomis
temple of music. © Sept. 19, 1928;
2c. Sept. 21; E 698659; Loraine C.
Maurer, New Haven. 19247
pt. II, nvs.; v.23
If I knew what the wild waves are
saying; words and music by M.
Laing. ©,1 @ Sept. 15, 1928; EH
704762; Marie Laing, New York.
19248
If I should go away; words by George
Cosmas, music by D. Capstick.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 17, 1928; EH 704646; Dennis
Capstick, St. Louis. 19249
If I were but a rose; lyrics by Billy
Meyers, music by Elmer Schoebel,
New York City, Gotham music serv-
ice, ine. © Aug. 4, 1928; 2 ¢ Aug.
16; E 699357; Jack Mills, ine., New
York. 19250
If Jesus should call me, I'll go; hymn,
words by B. H. Pearson, music by
Emeterio Soto, of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles. © Aug. 2, 1928; 2c.
Sept. 10; E 698401; B. H. Pearson,
Chicago. 19251
If you could care; lyric and music by
M. A. Houghton; pf. © 1 «¢. Sept.
21, 1928; E 704815; Mervin Arthur
Houghton, Brooklyn. 19252
If you want to go to heaven, you'll
have to pass thru my home town;
words and music by Haven Gilles-
pie, arr. by Rube Bennett; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Sept. 12, 1928; 2 ¢.
Sept. 15; EH 698559; Milton Weil mu-
Sie co.. Chicago. 19253
Il a mis son pull-over; de La volupté
de Paris, paroles de Léo Leliévre,
Fernand Rouvray et Henri Varna,
musique de René Sylviano, of
France; pf. ace. avec arr. de Il
ukulele par F. Salabert. © Aug. 5,
1928; 1 c. Sept. 1; E 697841; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 19254
Impatience; by Frances Terry; pf. ©
Aug. 27, 1928.2 (je, Augiiial =)
698335 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
19255
Imperial Edward; march, by John
Philip Sousa, , arr) for mand, “or
mand. banjo solo, by Ralph Colic-
chio, with guit. arr. by Anthony J.
Franchini. © Sept. 19; 1928; 2 ec.
Sept. 20; E 698738; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
19256
Impromptu caprice; by Geo. F. Tom-
linson, of Great Britain; pf.
Sept. 10, 1928; 1 « Sept. 19; EB
697995; Lareine & co., ltd., London.
19257
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no. 9, 1928
19279
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In a gondola; by Francis Wood; pf.
© Sept. 12, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 19; E
698582; Co-operative music co., Phil-
adelphia. 19258
In a little hideaway; lyric by Howard
Dietz, music by Billy Axt and David
Mendoza. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1928; E 704785;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
19259
In a valley; two-part song, words by
Rosamund Marriott Watson, music
by Hubert Middleton, of Great Brit-
ain; sop. 1, 2. 4to. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Aug. 28, 1928;
1.¢.. Sept. 6; EH. 697975; H. EF. W.
Deane & sons, the Year book press,
ltd., London. 19260
In absence; words by M. L. Ingalls,
music by Sylvester Long Cross. ©
1 ec. Sept. 4, 1928; E 704361; Meta
Louise Ingalls, New Plymouth, Id.
19261
In an aeroplane; concert studio, by
Iola Faldi; pf. San Francisco,
Calif., Ethel Stewart. © Sept. 11,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 17; E 6985385; Hmi-
lia Rossi, San Francisco. 19262
In Monte Oliveti (Upon the Mount of
Olives) ; three part song, music by
Giovanni Croce, arr. by Louis Victor
Saar; women’s voices. 4to. © Sept.
12, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 18; E 698538;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 19263
In Navarro; words and music by R.
Prosser. [Words and melody only]
© 1e Sept. 27, 1928; E 704926;
Ruth Prosser, East Orange, N. J.
19264
In olden style; by Annie M. Crisp, of
Great Britain; pf. (Jn 1929 school
examinations pianoforte, primary
division—list C) © July 18, 1928;
1c. July 27; E 697729; Associated
board of the Royal academy of music
and the Royal college of music, Lon-
don. 19265
In our didies; words and music by E.
Dodson. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 24, 1928; E 704862; Ed-
gar Dodson, Oakland, Calif. 19266
In our little cottage on the cliff by the
sea; words by M. P. Herold, music
by Burrell Van Buren. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Sept. 4, 1928;
E 704346 ; Martin P. Herold, Detroit.
19267
In our sweet bye and bye; words by
F. Bouchard, music by Phil Starr.
{Words and melody only] ©1e.
Sept. 19, 1928; E 704693; Florence
Bouchard, Reedley, Calif. 19268
In pensive mood; by Mortimer Wilson,
op.. 88, no. 73. violin, | with. pt. .ace.
(In Instrumental unisons) © Sept.
11, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 13; E 699340;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 19269
In Poughkeepsie; words by Al Dubin,
music by J. Fred Coots. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 12, 1928;
BE 704560 ; Spier & Coslow, inc., New
York. 19270
In praise of Pan; unison song, words
by John Fletcher, music by Harold
E. Watts, of Great Britain. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Sept. 10, 1928; 1 e@ Sept. 11; EH
697954; Elkin & co., ltd., London.
19271
In that city bright and fair; words
by Haskell K. Meacham, music by
William C. Meacham. © Sept. 15,
1928; 2 ¢ Sept. 15; EH 699398;
Charles A. Lutz, York, Pa. 19272
In that garden of memories; valse
moderato, words and music by F.
Summers. [Words and melody only]
© 1c Sept. 27, 1928; EH 704968;
Franklin Summers, Brooklyn. 19273
In that land I am now ealling home;
words and music by Jean Rivinius.
© 1c. Sept. 24, 1928; EH 704842;
Adele Magel, Los Angeles. 19274
In the clouds; by Emii Held; violin
and pf: © Sept. 7, 1928; 2 ¢. Sept. |
19; E 698581; Co-operative music
co., Philadelphia. 19275
In the early morning; anthem, music
by Frederick Stanley Smith; mixed
voices. 4to. © Sept. 5, 1928; 2 ¢.
Sept. 7; E 698417; Clayton F. Sum-
my co., Chicago. 19276
In the end of the Sabbath; anthem for
Easter, words anon., music by N.
Herbert Caley; mixed voices, with
organ acc. 4to. © Sept. 25, 1928;
2 c. Sept. 25; E 698704; H. W. Gray
eco., New York. 19277
In the furnace; hymn, words and mu-
sic by Chas. P. Jones. © June 28,
1926; 2 c. Aug. 27, 1928; E 699298 ;
God’s Bible school and revivalist,
Cincinnati. 19278
In the garden; by Frances Terry; pf.
© Sept. 12, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 14; E
698490; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 19279
1003
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In the garden of love’s golden dreams;
words by A. L. Martin, music by
Robt. H. Brennen. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Sept. 18, 1928;
2 ¢. Sept. 21; HE 698664; Augustus L.
Martin, Leon, West Va.
In the garden of my dreams; fox trot,
by M. Christensen; pf. © Sept. 19,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 19; E 699432; Merrill
Christensen, Alamosa, . Col.
words and musie by Evangeline C.
Thuline. © Aug. 2, 1928; 2 c. Sept.
22; E 698669; Light & life press,
Chicago. 19282
In the meadow; by H. P. Hopkins, op.
125; (nold2* pt. 1 © “Sept..W7, 1928 ;
2 c. Sept. 19; EH 698644; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 19283
In the moon’s bright beams; words
and music by P. Nussinof, of Rus-
sia, domiciled at Baltimore. [Words .
© 1c. Sept. 26,
704932; Pioter Nussinof,
; 19284
In the old copper country town; words
and music by William Fridjoph
Mitchell. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1928; E
704845; Wm. F. Mitchell, Minneap-
olis. 19285
In the oratory; sacred song, words by
Constance Marion, music by Stuart
Young, of England; middle or low
voice; organ or pf. ace. with violin
and harp obbls. © Sept. 11, 1928;
2.c. Sept. 11; E 699317; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 19286
In the presence of the King; duet,
words and musie by Thoro Harris;
sep. and ten., with cho, of mixed
voices. © Aug. 2, 1928; 2 c. Sept.
22; EH 6994838; Light and life press,
Chicago. 19287
In the shade of the hollywood; lyric
by L. Taggart, music by Burrell
Van Buren. Galilee, Pa., Taggart
pub. house. © Sept. 4, .1928;.2 ec.
Sept. 8; E. 699282; Leona Taggart,
Galilee, Pa. 19288
In the time of roses; song, by Luise
Reichardt, rev. and arr., with vio-
lin obbl., by Henry S. Sawyer, bow-
ing and fingering by Ann Hathaway.
© Sept. 20; 1928:"'2 ec. Sept. 28;° E
and melody only]
1928; HE
Baltimore.
699521; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago. 19289
In the twilight; ballad, words by E.
EK. King, music by Pauline B. Brit-
ting. New York, Frank Harding.
19280
19281
In the manger of Bethlehem; hymn, —
© Aug: 30,'1928: 2 eh Septies] Bb
699258; Edith Hvelyn King, Shelter
Island, N. Y. 19290
In tune? by Mortimer Wilson, op. 88,
no. 1; violin, with pf. ace. (Jn In-
strumental unisons) © Sept. 11,
1928 5. 2..¢.. Sept. 13), Hi eGGand --- J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 19291
Indian boys; song and drill, words and
music by Edna Randolph Worrell.
© Aug. 22,,1928;.2 ¢ Amg.925; 5
699176; March bros., Lebanon, O.
- 19292
Indian war dance; by A. Louis Scar-
molin; pf. © Sept. 11, 1928; 2 e.
Sept. 15; E 699390; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 19293
Innisfail; Irish suite, by John Ansell,
of Great Britain; pf. 1. Allegro con
brio. [2 others] © Aug. 21, 1928;
1c. Sept. 19; E 697989; Lareine &
co., Itd., London. 19294
Intermediate song book; ed. by Walter
Damrosch, George H. Gartlan and
Karl W. Gehrkens. Consolidated ed.
© Feb. 23, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
24; A 1056577; Hinds, Hayden &
Eldridge, inc, New York. 19295
Into the woods my Master went; an-
them, words by Sidney Lanier, mu-
sic by W. R. Voris; men’s voices.
4to. © Sept. 28, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 28;
E 698744; H. W. Gray eo., New York.
19296
Into the woods my Master went; four-
pt. anthem, words by Sidney Lanier,
music by W. R. Voris; women’s
voices. 4to.,. © Sept. 25, 1928; 2 ¢.
Sept. 25; E 698702; H. W..Gray co.,
New York. 19297
Invention moderne in F:; by J. Sut-
cliffe Smith, of Great Britain; pf.
© "Aue. 28) 1928 oe eee sess EY
697722: Murdoch, Murdoch & ©co.,
inc. with John G. Murdoch & ©CO.,
ltd., London. 19298
Invincible (The) eagle march; by John
Philip Sousa, arr, for Yamane. or
mand. banjo solo,by Ralph Colicchio,
with guit. arr. by Anthony J. Fran-
chini. © Sept. 19, 1928; 2 ¢. Sept.
20; E 698737; Irving Berlin’ stand-
ard music corp., New York. 19299
Tone, you're all I own; lyric and music
by J. EF. Taylor. [Words and mel-
ody' only] ‘© 1c. Sept: 15, 1928;
F 704633; John Floyd Taylor, South
Bend, Ind. 19300:
1004
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
Ipazzacamino innamorato; valzer by
R. Romani. © 1 ec. Sept. 20, 1928;
E 704752; Romano Romani, New
York. 19301
Is it far to Bethlehem; Christmas
earol, words by Frances Chesterton,
music by Theresa Beney, of Great
Britain. 4to. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Sept. 10, 1928;
1 e@. Sept. 11; E 697953; Elkin &
co., ltd., London. 19302
Is the moon tired; unison song, words
by Christina Rossetti, music by E.
T. Chapman, of Great Britain. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Sept. 4, 1928; 1 ¢: Sept. 15; EH
697969; H. F. W. Deane & sons, the
Year book press, Itd., London. 19303
Is there anything wrong in that ; words
by Herb Magidson, music by Michael
H. Cleary; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by A. J. Franchini. © Sept. 7, 1928;
2 c. Sept. 8; E 698418; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
19304
Isabella Kean; words and music by
B. EK. Breitenstein. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Sept. 12, 1928;
2 ec. Sept. 14; E 699354; Barbara HB.
Breitenstein, Keokuk, Ia. 193805
Isabella, queen of Spain; words and
music by A. Hisenbourg. [Chords,
single staff] © 1c. Sept. 4, 1928;
E 704381; Adolphe Hisenbourg, Bos-
ton. 19306
Istantanea (L’); polka, by B. C.
Vairo; violin. ©1c. Sept. 26, 1928;
E 704928; Benedetta C. Vairo, New
York. 19307
It goes like this, that funny melody;
fox trot, lyric by Irving Caesar, mu-
sie by Cliff Friend, orch. by Arthur
Tange; orch. 4to. © Sept. 11,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 12; E 698508; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 19308
It makes a lot of difference; words
and music by W. S. Travers; pf.
and ukulele acc. © 1 ¢. Sept. 1,
1928; E 704321; Walter S. Travers,
Barhamsville, Va. 19309
It’s an old Spanish custom; from Fred
Stone show, words and ‘music by
B. G. De Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray
Henderson. [Words and melody
only. @. 1 ex Aug. 30-1928;
704294; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine., New York. 19310
e 19321
It’s blossom time in heaven; hymn,
words by V. C. Stuart, music by F.
M. Lehman. 4to. © July 8, 1928;
2c. Aug. 18; E 696966; Vancie C.
Stuart, Snow Camp, N. C. 19311
It’s great to be a dreamer; words by
Mabelle Francis, music by J. Wed-
dell. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Sept. 5, 1928; E 704404; Johnny
Weddell, Oakland, Calif. 19312
It’s hot dog time at Coney; fox trot,
words by Al. Amon, music by Hugene
Platzman; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by May Singhi Breen. © 1 e. Sept.
8, 1928; E 704471; Al. Amon, Rah-
way, N. J. 19313
It’s not too late; words and music by
Jewel Jennifer [i. e. J. J. Phillips]
© 1 e¢ Sept. 5, 1928; E 704405; .
Jewel Jennifer Phillips, Washington.
19314
It’s Smith for the U. S. A.; words and
music by A. J. Casnelli.
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 24,
1928; E 704835; Arnold J. Casnelli,
Covington, Ky. 19315
It’s that something in your eyes;
words and music by F. Summers.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 27, 1928; E 704969; Franklin
Summers, Brooklyn. 19316
It’s the same old story, but told in a
different way; words by C. A.
Mulliner, music by J. C. Halls.
(Cover title :—The truest story ever
told) © Sept. 6, 1928; 2 c. Sept.
7; E 699479; C. A. Mulliner, Wil-
liamsport, Pa. 19317
It’s time for the leaves to fall; words
by E. Hicks, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Sept. 19, 1928; E 704696; Estelle
Hicks, Greenwich, R. I. 19318
Italia (The); words by L. M. C. Mc-
Kay, music by Sylvester Long Cross.
© 1c. Sept. 4, 1928; E 704362; L.
May Caine McKay, Creswell, Or.
19319
Jack o’ clubs; by Henry Steele, of
Great Britain; pf. © Sept. 10,
1928; 1 ec Sept. 19; HE 697994;
Lareine & co., ltd., London. 19320
Jack of all trades; words by Frank
Luther, music by C. J. Robison.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Sept. 6, 1928; E 704429; Carson J.
Robison, New York. 19321
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pti. U7, WS yy. 2o
19322
Jack tar; march, by John Philip
Sousa, arr. for mand. or mand.
banjo solo, by Ralph Colicchio, with
guit. arr. by Anthony J. Franchini.
© Sept. 19, 1928; 2 ¢ Sept. 20; BH
698736; Irving Berlin standard mu-
sic corp., New York. 19322
Jacotte; by Montague F. Phillips, of
Great Britain; pf. © Sept 4, 1928;
1 ¢. Sept. 6; E 697867; Chappell &
co., Itd., London. 19323
Japanese mammy; fox trot song, lyric
by Gus Kahn, music by Walter Don-
aldson; pf. ace. with ukulele arr. by
May Singhi Breen. © Sept. 6, 1928;
2 c. Sept. 8; E 698444; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 19324
Java (La) de doudoune; de Paris qui
tourne, paroles de Mistinguett et
Didier-Gold, musique de José Pa-
dilla, of Spain; pf. ace, avee arr.
de |’ ukulele de F. Salabert. ©
June 20, 1928; 1c. July 3; EH 697747;
Francis Salabert, Paris. . 19325
Jaw bone; words and music by T.
Chism. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 6, 1928; E 704413;
Ralph Peer, New York. 19326
Jazbo Dan and his yodelin’ ban’;
words and music by Roy Evans and
Speneer Williams. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 10, 1928;
E 704524; Triangle music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 19327
Jazz; words and music by E. Harrison.
© July 29, 1928; 2 c Aug. 20; E
698360; Hmile Harrison, Chicago.
19328
Je n’aime que toi; valse Hawaienne,
paroles de L. Berryer et J. Monteux,
musique de Aug. Persiani, of Italy.
© )Aug.' 5; 1928+ '1>@ Sept: 1; H
697754; C. Joubert, Paris. 19829:
Jealous; words and music by L. F.
Knechtges. © Sept. 19, 1928; 2c.
Sept. 19; E 699426; Laura Furste-
nau Knechtges, Los Angeles. 19330
Jeanjean (Paul) Vingt études; pro-
egressives et mélodiques, par P. Jean-
jean, of France; clarinette.
[French, English, German, Spanish
and Italian text] © Aug. 5; 1928;
1 c. Sept. 1; E 697806; Alphonse
Leduc et cie., Paris. 19331
Jeannine I dream of lilac time; lyric
by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by Na-
thaniel Shilkret, special transcrip-
tion compiled and ed. by L. Wolfe
Gilbert; organ. © Sept. 17, 1928;
2, c. Sept. 18; E 699393; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 193832
Jes’ a-waitin’ an’ a-dreamin’; lyrie by
Forrest Maben Kelp, music by H.
Gifford Bull. © Aug. 31, 1928; 2 ¢.
Sept. 1; E 698706; Edward Morris
music pub. co., inc., New York.
19333
Jester (The) ; by Olive P. Endres; pf.
© Sept. 7, 1928; 2 ¢ Sept. 10; EB
699332; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. . ' 19834
Jesus, do roses grow so red; saered
song, author of text unknown, music
by George B. Nevin; pf. or organ
ace. 1. Med. voice in E flat. 2.
Low voice in B flat. © Sept. 5,
1928; 2 c. each Sept. 8; E 698454;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 19335.
Jesus is mine; hymn, words by Jessie
F. Moser, music by A. Aragona. ©
July 16, 1928 ;..:2..¢., Aug. .20; > E
698475; Andrea Aragona, Glendale,
Calif. . 198386
Jesus is watching you; words by
Haskell K. Meacham, music by Wil-
liam C. Meacham. © Sept. 15, 1928;
Zc. Sept. 15; E 699399; Charles A.
Lutz, York, Pa. 19837
Jesus, our Saviour, rose of Sharon;
words and music by R. W. Carman;
mixed voices. © Aug. 1, 1928; 2\¢.
Sept. 4; E 699296; Ralph W. Car-
man, Sacramento, Calif. 19338
Jesus, precious, wondrous Jesus; hymn,
words and music eby W. M. Snow,
harmonized by C. M. Seamans. ©
Aug. 6, 1928; 2c. Aug. 8; H 695292);
W. Merton Snow, Belmont, N. H.
19339
Jesus, word of God incarnate; old
Italian chorale, arr. by Walter Wil-
liams ; mixed voices, organ acc. 4to.
© Sept: 21, 1928: 2 c Sept. 22; BE
699449; H. W. Gray co., New York.
19340
Jolly tar; words by N. L. Cashler,
music by Eugene Kaeuffer. © Sept.
12, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 15; H 698556;
Nettie L. Cashler, Harrisburg, Neb.
19341
Joy; hymn, words and music by HE.
Edwin Young. © Sept. 6, 1928; 2 c.
Sept. 22); H 699484; H. O. Excell, jr.,
Chicago. 19342
Joy; poem by Sara Teasdale, music by
B. C. Johnson. ©1c. Sept. 27, 1928;
E 704944; Bertha Curtis Johnson,
Washington. 19343
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
Joyful appassionato; by H. Maurice
Jacquet; orch., with pf. or organ
conductor. 4to. © Sept. 12, 1928;
2c. Sept. 13; E 698484; Irving Ber-
lin standard music corp., New York.
19344
Jubilate Deo in B flat; music by F. S.
Raymond; bass solo, duet for sop.
and alto and fuil cho. of mixed
voices. 4to. © Sept. 8, 1928; 2c.
Sept. 10; E 698410; Robin Ellis,
Ridgefield Park, N. J. 19345
Judy: by Willard Robison and Hugo
Frey; pf. © Sept. 19, 1928; 2 ec.
Sept. 20; E 699446; Robbins, music
corp., New York. 19346
Julie ...c’est Julie ...; de Paris qui
tourne, paroles de Battaille-Henri,
musique de José Padilla, of Spain;
pf. ace., avee arr. de 1’ ukulele de
F. Salabert. © June 20, 1928; 1 ¢.
July 3; EH 697745; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 19347
Jumping jack; characteristic fox-trot,
words by Herman Ruby, music by
Rube Bloom, Bernie Seaman and
Marvin Smolev. © Aug. 31, 1928;
2c. Aug. 21; E 699116; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
19348
June brings roses; by George F.
Hamer; pf. © Sept. 18, 1928; 2 «.
Sept. 18; E 698547; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 19349
June (The) rose; words by C. Shep-
hard, music by Burrell Van Buren.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 4, 1928; E 704350; Christina
Shephard, New Haven. 19350
Jungfrau (Die) ; walzer, by P. Miiller;
1st B flat cornet. © 1c. Sept. 19,
1928: E 704697; Peter Miiller, Phil-
adelphia. 19351
Just a kiss from you will do; lyric
by J. S. Happy, music by Ronald
Walter Carlson, © 1 ec. Sept. 28,
1928; E 704994; Joseph Stephan
Happy, Naugatuck, Conn. 19352
Just a little cottage; words by B. M.
Geiger, music by Sylvester Long
Cross: ©-~1! e. 'Sept?4,. 1928.) EB
704364; Bertha M. Geiger, Spring-
field, Or. 19353
Just a little shack and you; fox trot,
words and music by C. E. Mathias.
© Sept. 8, 1928; 2 c« Sept. 19; BE
699423; Clinton E. Mathias, Elk-
hart, Ind. 19354
s 19365
Just a little tear; words and music
by Gerald Steyn, of Great Britain,
arr. by Ian Stewart; pf. acc., with
banjulele banjo and| ukulele arr. by
Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Aug. 23, 1928; 1 c. Sept.
11; EH 697952; Ascherberg, Hopwood
& Crew, Itd., London. 19355
Just a night and you; valtz, words by
Al Parker, music by B. N. Fomeen,
of Russia, domiciled at New York,
arr. by Jack Press. © 1 c. Sept.
1, 1928; E 704981; Basil Nicolas
Fomeen, New York. 19356
Just a smile and a kiss for a keepsake;
words and music by Cliff Slider
fi. e. C, HE. Slider] Louisville, Ky.,
Cohn and Cohn, music publishers.
© Sept. 5, 1928" 2c! Sept: #3. H
699409; Clifford Earl Slider, New
Albany, Mad. 19357
Just a vine covered cottage; words by
Frances Ring, music by Martin
Broones; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by A. J. Franchini. © Sept. 21,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 22; E 699474; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
19358
Just another day; words by E. W.
Mancill, music by F. D. George. ©
1c. Sept. 27, 1928; E 704977; Ethel
Wayland Mancill and Frances D.
George, Bartlesville, Oki. 19359
Just another waltz; by Miltona Moore;
pf. © Sept. 17, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 19;
EK 698630; Theodore Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia. 19360
Just a-thinking of you; words and
music by S. E. Brown. © 1c. Sept.
24, 1928; E 704851; Samuel Elzie
Brown, New York. 19361
Just because it’s you; waltz song, lyric
by Lou Klein, melody by Franke
Harling ; pf. ace. © Sept. 22, 1928;
2 c. Sept. 24; E 698694; Robbins
music corp., New York. 19362
Just because it’s you; waltz version,
words by Lou Klein, music by Frank
Harling. [Photostat] © 1c. Aug.
28, 1928; E 704188; Robbins music
corp., New York. 19363
Just dreaming; words and music by
M. Baker. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1928; E
704517; Milton Baker, New Haven.
19364
Just for you; words and music by L.
Ruth and R. C. Ryan. ©1 ec. June
28, 1928; E 693758; Lulu Ruth and
Robert C. Ryan, New Orleans.
19365
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19366
Just lazy; words and music by R. J.
Stevenson. © 1 c¢. Sept. 22, 1928;
E 704828; Robert John Stevenson,
Seattle. 19366
Just like a merry-go-round; words and
music by Orlando A. Kuhle; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Sept. 21, 1928; 2 «¢.
Sept. 24; E 699489; T. S. Denison
& co., Chicago. 19367
Just send me a rose; waltz ballad,
words by Mrs. L. D. Pace, music by
L. Chappell. © Sept. 18, 1928; 2 ¢.
Sept. 24; E 699480; La Von. Chap-
pell, Lyman, Utah. 19368
Just smile; words by C. A. Lutz, music
by Haskell K. Meacham. © Sept. 8,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 8; E 699400; Charles
A; Lutz, York, Pa. 19369
Just to be near you; words by Harry
D. Kerr, music by Geoffrey O'Hara.
© Sept. 19, 1928; 2 ¢. Sept. 21; E
698614; Harms, ine., New York.
19370
Just today; words by Hlla L. Ander-
sen, music by N. Carlson. © June
20, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 22; E 698683 ;
Nathaniel Carlson, Miami, Fla.
19371
Kammer-kantate; tiber fitinf marien-
lieder aus Dos knaben wunderhorn,
von Karl Gerstberger, of Germany,
op. 12; 2 sop., 2 fldten u. B-klari-
nette, mit klavier. Partitur. obl.
Svo. © Aug. 15, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 18;
E For. 23; Breitkopf & Hartel, Leip-
zig. he S72
Katusha: by M. T. Halparin, of. Can-
ada; melody with pf. acc. © 1 «.
Sept. 1, 1928; E 704342; Molly
Triller Halparin, Winnipeg, Man.,
Canada. 19373
Katy; or, Mountain romance, words
and music by J. K. Booth. [Words
© 1 ec. Sept. 6,
John K. Booth,
19374
Keep away; words and music by M.
Grever. [Words and melody only]
© 1c Sept. 26, 1928; E 704935;
Maria Grever, New York. 19375
Keep close to Jesus; sacred song,
words and music by Mrs. Stanley B.
Dustman. 4to. © July 26, 1928;
ac. July 302° soveee Jails Pr.
Carpentcr and Evangeline G. Car-
penter, Midvale, O. 19376
Keep the Stars and Stripes in the air;
march, words by Haskell K. Meach-
am, music by William C. Meacham.
and melody only]
1928; E 704444;
Ferguson, Mo.
pt. Im, n:S., v. 23
© Sept. 15, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 15; BE
699401; Charles A. Lutz, York, Pa.
19377
IkXermesse; par Paul Pierné, of France;
orch., avee pf. conducteur. © Aug.
5, 1928; 1 c« Sept. 1; E 697826;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 19378
Key (The) to my heart; duet, words
by Edward Eliscu, music by Eugene
Berton; pf. and ukulele acc.
Sept. 19,1928; 2 ¢@..Sept. 217
698612; Harms, inc., New York.
19379
King Cotton; march, by John Philip
Sousa, arr. for mand. or mand.
banjo solo by Ralph Colicchio, with
guit. arr. by Anthony J. Franchini.
©. Sept. 19,, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 20; BH
698735; Irving . Berlin standard
music corp., New York. 19380
King. (The) of kings; words by P. J.
O’Reilly, music by Harold Hope
Stott, of. Great Britain; in E fiat.
© Sept. 10, 1928; 1 c«. Sept. 21;
E For. 37; Warren & Phillips, Lon-
don. 19381
Kings (The) (Die kénige) ; music by
Peter Cornelius, arr. by Channing
Lefebvre: male voices with solo.
4to. © Sept. 8, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 10;
E 698469; G. Ricordi & co., inc., New
York. 19382
Kismet; characteristic oriental march,
by George J. Trinkaus; orch. with
pf. conductor. © Aug. 27, 1928; 2 c.
Aug. 31; E 698332; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 19383
Knight (The) errant; characteristic
piece, by Reginald Somerville, of
Great Britain; orch., with pf. con-
ductor. © Aug. 24, 1928; 1 c. Sept.
8; E 697905; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) Itd., London. 19384
Knight (The) of the air; words and
music by Mrs. W. Adrian Estabrook
[i. e. Mary Davies Estabrook]; pf.
© 1c. Aug. 21, 1928; E 704595;
Mary Davies Hstabrook, Poncha-
toula, La. 19385
Komik kuarrel ; humoresque, grotesque,
burlesque, by Edward Kilenyi; pf.
© 1c Sept. 17, 1928; E 704668;
Carl Fischer, inc.,.New York. 19386
Korean serenaders; by Mortimer Wil-
son, op. 88, no. 8; violin, with pf.
ace. (In Instrumental unisons) ©
Sept. 11, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 13; E
699341; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
19387
1008
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
19410
~
Kossttth hymnus; sz6vegét és zenéjét
irta Hutyin Horvath Pal [i. e. Paul
Hutyin Horvath]; zongora vagy
organa. © Mar. 10, 1928; 2 c. Aug.
1; E 699301; Paul Hutyan Horvath,
Daisytown, Pa. 19388
Kotchetovsky’s characteristic exercise ;
by B. N. Fomeen, of Russia, domi-
ciled at New York; pf. © 1c. Sept.
1, 1928; E 704604; Basil Nicolas
Fomeen, New York. 19889
Ladra di baci; versi di P. Farina,
musica di A. Galasso, of Italy,
domiciled at Jersey City. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Sept. 17,
1928; E 704650; Paolo Farina, New
York, and, Anthony Galasso, Jersey
City. 19390
Lady Luck, smile on me; from Fred
Stone show, words and music by
B. G. De Sylva, Lew Brown and
Ray Henderson. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Aug. 30, 1928; E
704295; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc., New York. 19391
Lady of my dreams; lyric by Raymond
Klages, melody by Jesse ‘Greer; pf.
ace. © Sept. 7, 1928; 2 ¢. Sept. 8;
E 698419; Robbins music corp., New
York, 19392
Lady of the violets; words and music
by T. Crawford. [Words and melody
only! ©-1 c¢. Aug. 10, 1928:. B
696922; Timothy Crawford, New
York. 19393
Lady whippoorwill; from Cross my
heart, words by Joseph McCarthy.
music by Harry Tierney; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Sept. 5, 1928; 2 ¢.
Sept. 7; E 698382; Harms, ine,
New York. 19394
Lalo (Edouard Victor Antoine) Dieu
qui sourit; arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Aug. 5, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 1;
E 697848; Francis Salabert, Paris.
19395
Marine; arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch., avee pf. conducteur.
4to. © Aug. 5, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 1;
E 697819; Francis Salabert, Paris.
19396
— Rapsodie; transcription et arr.
par F. Salabert, of France; orch.,
avee pf. conducteur. 1*° et 2° ptie.
© Aug. 5, 1928; 1 c. each Sept. 1;
E 697823, 697824; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 19397, 19398
Lamento; pourquoi, hélas! par Mar-
cel Laisné, of France; orch., avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dec. 381,
1927; 1 ce. July 2, 1928; E 697780;
Marcel Labbé, Paris. 19399
Languore; intermezzo, di Luigi Cerri,
of Italy, op. 173: piccola orch. ©
June 18, 1928; 1c. July 2; HE 697916;
A. & G. Carisch & c, Milan. 19400
Larks and lupines; valse caprice, by
Lue Alice Keller; pf. © Sept. 25,
1928; 2 c Sept. 28; E 698724; John
Church co., Cincinnati. 19401
Last (The) girl I met was the first
girl I loved; lyrics by Frank Ban-
nister and Jane Gray, music by
Frank Bannister. © 1 ¢. Sept. 20,
1928; E 704776; Jane Gray produc-
tions, ine., New York. 19402
Last night; words and music by M. V.
Mousted. © 1. Sept. 19, 1928; BE
704760; Margaret Valerie Mousted,
Ridgefield Park, N. J. 19403
Laughing marionette; fox trot, by Wal-
ter R. Collins, of Great Britain; pf.
© Aug. 29, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 12; E
697943 ; Cavendish music co., Lon-
don. 19404
Laughing marionette; fox trot, by
Walter R. Collins, orch. by Van Phil-
lips, of Great Britain; orch., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Aug. 8, 1928;
1c. Sept. 12; E 697939; Cavendish
music ¢co., London. 19405
Laughing my cares away; lyric by B.
Warren, music by Alex Reid. ©
1c. Sept. 27, 1928; E 704937; Baiter
Watren, Chicago. 19406
Lazarus and the rich man; words by
C. L. Gaskill, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 8, 1928; E 704495; Carl L.
Gaskill, Sea Level, N. C. 19407
Lead hearted blues; words and music
by Bertha Henderson. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 19, 1928;
E 704705; Chicago music pub. ¢o.,
ine., Chicago. 19408
Lead me, O Lord; sacred song, words
from Psalms, music by Rob Roy
Peery; middle voice; organ ace. ©
Sept. 11, 1928; 2 e@. Sept. 11; E
699318 ; H. W. Gray co., New York.
19409
Leanora; words and music by H.
Fischer; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Sept. 11, 1928; °2 ee. Septs,.8; E
698484; Harry Fischer, Philadelphia.
19410
1009
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19411
pt. IIT, n. S., v. 23
Leaves in the wind; scherzo, by R. L. | Libertadores (Los); marcha, por J.
Capon; organ. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1928;
E 704332; Reginald Lawrence Capon,
Newton Center, Mass. 19411
Leggenda Hawaiiana; fox trot, di
Edoardo Lanzetta, of Italy; piccola
orch. 4to. © June 9, 1928; 1 ¢.
July 2; EH 697914; A. & G. Carisch
& c., Milan. 19412
Lenora; words by L. Wolfe Gilbert,
music by Hugo Riesenfeld. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 12,
1928 ; HE 704659; Leo Feist, ine., New
York. 19413
LeSieur (Eugene) Melodie; op. 6, no.
9;. pf: “© 1c. Sept. 24, 1928: HB
704857; Hugene LeSieur, Sanford,
Me. 19414
Let my prayer be set forth; motet for
double choir, words from Psalm 141,
music by Hubert Middleton, of Great
Britain; mixed voices. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug.
28, 1928; 1 ec. Sept. 6; E 697982; H.
KF, W. Deane & sons, the Year book |
19415
Let’s all go to Mary’s house; new ar-
rangement and new lyrics by Leo
Wood. Con Conrad [pseud. cof Con-
rad Dober] and Saul Bernie; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Sept. 4, 1928;
2c. Sept. 6; EH 698377; Harms, inc.,
New York. 19416
Let’s fly to the moon; words by F. H.
Ator, music by Luther A. Clark. ©
1c. Sept. 17, 1928; EH 704684; F. H.
Ator, Glasgow, Mont. 19417
Let your love come down; words and
music by Bertha Henderson. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 19,
1928; EH 704704; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 19418
Lettre d’un cceur abandonné; poéme
dramatique, par Sergé Weksler, of
Franee; pf. .© Aug. 5, 1928; 1, ¢.
Sept. 1; E 697804; Choudens, Paris.
19418
Lettre d’un cceur abandonné (Letter
of an abandoned heart) ; poéme dra-
matique, par Serge Weksler, of
France; orch., avee pf. conducteur.
4to,', © Aug. 5,1928-) 1 ie. Sept 1;
E 697799; Choudens, Paris. 19420
Liar: from New moon, words by Oscar
Hammerstein 2d, musie by Sigmund
Romberg. © Sept. 12, 1928; 2 ec.
Sept. 14; E 698500; Harms, inc.,
New York. 19421
press, Itd., London.
Vazquez, of Mexico, domiciled at
Chicago; pf. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1928;
E 704410; Juan Vazquez, Chicago.
19422
Liberty (The) bell; march, by John
Philip Sousa, arr. for mand. or
mand. banjo solo, by Ralph Colic-
chio, with guit. arr. by Anthony J.
Franchini. © Sept. 19, 1928; 2 «.
Sept. 20; EH 698734; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
19423
Lie-awake (A) song; poem by Amelia
Josephine Burr, music by Gladys
Taylor, of Great Britain; in F.
Aug. 22, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 8; E For
86; Warren & Phillips, London.
19424
Liebe dus is aza shpiel; words and
music by P. Laskowsky. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Sept. 5,
1928; E 704416; Philip Laskowsky, -
New York. 19425
Life is full of splendid chances; words
by John Starling, music by Hugh
Vevers, of Great Britain; in HE flat.
© Aug. 22, 1928: 1 c. Sept. 8; EH For.
34; Warren & Phillips, London.
19426
Life’s afterglow; words and music by
M. M. Boyd. [Words and melody
only!’ “©” 1 "ce! “Sept! 437 19282:
704897; Martha M. Boyd, Humboldt,
Kan. 19427
Life’s dream is o’er; romanza, based
on Alice, where art thou, by Joseph
Ascher, adapted by Silas Gamaliei
Pratt. rey. and ed., with violin obbl.,
by Henry S. Sawyer, bowing and
fingering by Ann Hathaway; con-
tralto and ten. © Sept. 20, 1928;
2c. Sept. 28; EH 699522; McKinley
music co., Chicago. 19428
Life’s mystery: words by H. Widmer,
music by Sylvester Long Cross. ©
1c. Sept. 20, 1928; E 704789; Helen
Widmer, Longview, Wash. ©19429
Life’s. sea: words by. Mire wo WwW.
Somers, music by Victor James. ©
June 20, 1928; 2 ¢ .Nept., 225; B
698682; Scoles music c¢o., Miami,
Fla. 19430
Life’s sweet dream; words and music
by D. Parr, arr. by Delmer L. White.
«<) 1 ec. Sept: 1, 926.7 Mien;
Delores Parr, Norfolk, Va. 19431
Light and life songs, no. 4; for the
Sunday school, social worship, etc.,
compiled and ed. by William B. Oln-
1010
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
19454
stead and Mr. and Mrs. Newton W.
Fink. © Aug. 2, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 8;
_ aff. Sept. 7; A 10538242; Light and
life press, Chicago. 19482
Light (The) bearers; anthem, words
by Annie W. Allen, music by
Edward Shippen Barnes; mixed
yoices. 4to. © Sept. 26, 1928; 2 c.
meme. 25; b 699on2; Arthur .,P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 19433
Light of heart; by Mortimer Wilson,
op. 88, no. 93 violin, with pf. acc.
(In Instrumental unisons) © Sept.
a9. 2928'-""2 e. Sept.” 13°; “HB 699342 5
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 19434
Light (The) that never fails; words
and music composed by J. M.
Lacalie. © 1 ¢. Sept. 18, 1928; E
7046638 ; Joseph M. Lacalle, Brooklyn.
19435
Lighting the lights; words by Mabelle
Francis, music by J. Weddell.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 29, 1928; E 704996; Johnny
Weddell, Oakland, Calif. 19436
Like you, there are but few; words
and music by W. A. Cox. [Photo-
stat] ©1e. Sept. 1, 1928 ;-E 704306 ;
William A. Cox, Brooklyn. 194387
Lindy, our lone ace; words by Carrie
K. Bartlett [i. e. Caroline K. Bart-
lett], music by Robert H. Brennen.
New York, Frank Harding. © Sept.
20, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 24; E 699487;
Caroline K. Bartlett, Colorado
Springs, Col. 19488
Listening? by Mortimer Wilson, op.
88, no. 2; violin, with pf. ace. (in
Instrumental unisons) © Sept. 11,
fo25 52> ce. Sept, 135° EH 699335"; S.
Fischer & bre., New York. 19439
Liszt (Franz) Heimweh; thema v.
Fr. Liszt, arr. v. Henry Weber,—
Stille liebe [and] Appassionato; von
Henry Weber, of Germany, op. 5, no.
38 and 4; salonorch. mit pf. con-
ducteur u. violino 1 directeur. 4to.
© Oct. 1, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 25; EH. For
25; Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leipzig.
19440
Little bit o’ rosebud; words by F.
Bouchard, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and music only] © 1 «.
Sept. 19, 1928; E 704695; Florence
Bouchard, Reedley, Calif. 19441
Little (The) cowboy and his gun;
song and drill, words and music by
Edna Randolph Worrell. © Aug.
dy TOLO.S et ea AUS eee BOON (. |
March bros., Lebanon, O. 19442
Little (A) house on a little hill;
melody by Lou Davis and J. Fred
Coeth, Gy ly Gigsepes oi 1998" i
704784; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 19443
Little Miss Joy; by A. Louis Scar-
motin’s , pis; CG) Sept. 18, 1926° s2ye.
Sept. 15; E 699388; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 19444
Little orphan Annie; words and music
by Gus Kahn and Joe Sanders.
{Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 11, 1928; E 704526; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 19445
Little (The) pet (Maly mazlicek) ;
polka, words by J. Jiran, music by
A. Grill; orch. 4to. © July 16,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 4; E 698347; Joseph
Jiran, Chicago. 19446
Little pink slippers; by H. P. Hop-
kins; pf. Sept: Fi, #928 77 2 le.
sept. 19; EH 698643; Theodore Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 19447
Little (A) scherzo; by Arthur Ager,
of Great Britain; pf. © Aug. 20,
1928; 1 ec. Aug. 31; EH 697711; Joseph
Williams, ltd., London. 1944
Little trumpeter; by Ann Thomas; pf.
© Aug. 20, 1928; 2'c. Sept. 19; E
698583; Co-operative music ¢0.,
Philadelphia. 19449
Little tunes; suite, by Thomas Mc-
Cann, of Great Britain; violin and
pt. 1. The old soldier. [2 others]
©, July, 245..1928..-1 GaAs 2)
697897; Joseph Williams, © ltd.,
London. 19450
Little woman at my elbow; duet, from
The dagger and the rose, words by
Edward Eliscu, music by Hugene
Berton; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Sept’ "19-1928 “2 'e'’Sepa* 24.7)
698609; Harms, inc., New York.
19451
Lonely ; waltz song, words and music
by E. B. Treharne. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 11, 1928;
BE 704562 ; Evan Benjamin Treharne,
Detroit. 19452
Lonely; words and music by Lynn
Cowan; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Sept.., 6, ol 928: ) 2. 6 Sept PEL...
699310; Villa Moret, inc., San Fran-
cisco. 194538
Lonely heart; from White lilacs, words
by J. Keirn Brennan, music by Sam
Timberg. New York, Harms, inc.
©, Sept. 14,. 1928; 2,c. Sept. 17; B
698550; Shubert theatre corp., New
York. 19454
1011
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19455
Dt war NS. wares
Lonely (The) ride; words and music
by F. Cowans. [Words and melody
only ©- 1) e: Sept) 19 aeee] on)
704805; Frank Cowans, Henia, O:
19455
Lonesome; words and music by E. B.
De Silva; arr. by M. Paul Manga-
nella. © 1 °c. Sept. 20, 1928: EB
704774; Earnest B. De Silva, Hilo,
Hawaii. 19456
Lonesome (Stesk); waltz, words by
J. Jiran, music by A. KubiGek and
A. Grill; orch. 4to. © Aug. 1, 1928;
2c. Sept. 4; E 698350; Joseph Jiran,
Chicago. 19457
Lonesome baby blues; words and mu-
sic by W. M. Garman; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Sept. 24, 1928; 2 c. Sept.
28; EH 698753; William McKinley
Garman, Los Angeles. 19458
Lonesome (A) boy’s rosary; words
and music by Howard Johnson and
Charles Tobias. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Sept. 12, 1928;
E 704661; Leo Feist, inc., New York. ~
19459
Lonesome for you, Caroline; ballad,
words by D. Layton, music by B. M.
Hale. New York, Frank Harding.
© Aug. 29, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 4; E
698341; Dodd Layton, Valley Park,
Mo. 19460
Long time ago; words and music by
L. G. Munn. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1928;
E 704441; Lillie G. Munn, Topeka,
Kan. 19461
Longing; words by M. S. Jefts, music
by G. J. Wheelock, jr. [Words and
music only] © 1c. Sept. 21, 1928;
EK 704780; George Jenckes Wheelock,
jr. and Merton Spofford Jefts, Provi-
dence, R. I. 19462
Longing every hour for you; words by
EK. Peden, musie by Lee Turner.
Chicago, Ill., E. Peden’s songs. ©
Sept. 15, 1928; 2 ¢: Sept... 19; H
698575; Elizabeth Peden, Chicago.
19463
Look pleasant; from Fred Stone show,
words and musie by B. G. De Sylva,
Lew Brown and Ray Henderson.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Aug. 30, 1928; E 704296; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine., New York.
19464
Lord (The) God planted a garden;
poem by Dorothy Frances Gurney,
music by Oscar Covert Miller. ©
Sept. 20, 1928; 2 ¢. Sept. 24; B
699477; Oscar Miller, Brooklyn.
19465.
Lord (The) is, my rock; anthem,
words from Psalm 18, music by Al-
fred Wooler; mixed voices, with or-
gan ace. 4to. © Sept. 4, 1928; 2 «.
Sept. 12; E 698599; Enoch & sons,
New York. 19466
Lord’s (The) prayer (Vater unser) ;
music by W. Sassmannshausen ;
mixed choir. 4to. © Sept. 12, 1928;
2c. Sept. 19; E 698564; Walter Sass-
mannshausen, Chicago. 19467
Los Angeles, the home for me; words
and music by L. C. Bliven. © Sept.
6, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 12; E 698479;
Lilla C. Bliven, Los Angeles. 19468
Louisiana bo bo; by Ted Nixon; pf.
©, July’ 9," 1928""2 7c. Sep 4-0:
699265; Denton & “Haskins music
pub. co., inc., New York. 19469
Love; words and musie by M. Laing.
© 1 ¢. Sept. 15, 1928; E 704770;
Marie Laing, New York. 19470
Love can never die; words by Herman
Ruby, music by Joseph Chernioysky.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Sept. 28, 1928; E 704950; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 19471
Love in my heart; from The white
camellia, lyric by Laura Leycester,
music by Pat Thayer, of Great Brit-
ain. © Aug. 27, 1928; 1c. Sept. 19;
E 697992; Lareine & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 19472
Love’s like a rosebud; lyrics by Fred-
erick H. Martens, music by Oley
Speaks. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1928; E 704638; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ince.,
New York. 19473
Love-waltz; by Hugo Riesenfeld;
orch., with pf. conductor. [Photo-
stat] © Sept. 1, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 10;
E 699441; Edwin F. Kalmus, inc, —
New York. 19474
Love waltz; words and music by Ma-
rie Clifford [i. e. Mary Clifford] ©
1 ec. Sept. 1, 1928; EH 704843; Mary
Clifford, New York. 19475
Loveliest (The) sight to see; hymn,
English tr. from the Swedish by P.
A. Langvand, music arr. by N. Carl-
son. © June 20, 1928; 2 c. Sept.
22; FE 698688; Nathaniel Carlson,
Miami, Fla. 19476
1012
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
Lovely picture hat; words by B. M.
Lawhon, music by Henry Halpern.
[Words and melody only] ©1.«
Sept. 1, 1928; E 704329; Billee Maye
Lawhon, Rochester, N. Y. 19477
Lover, come back to me; from New
moon, words by Oscar Hammerstein
2d, music by Sigmund Romberg. ©
Sept. 12, 1928; 2 c« Sept. 14; H
698505; Harms, inc., New York.
19478
Lovers’ time; waltz, words and music
by J. W. Burns. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Sept. 27, 1928; E
704957 ; Joseph W. Burns, New. York.
“19479
Love's eventide; romance, by Percy E.
Fletcher, of Great Britain; orch.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. Aug.
24, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 8; E 697900;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd., Lon-
don. 19480
Love’s old tune; lyrics by Frederick
H. Martens, music by Serge Walter.
[Words and melody only] ©1«
Sept. 14, 1928; E 704639; DeSylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
19481
Love's serenade; words and music by
R. C. Hlerath. [Words and melody
only] © 1 e¢. Sept. 22, 1928: E
704853; Ruth Collins Elerath, San
Fernando, Calif. 19482
Love’s silver light; words and music
by Kathleen Whitford-Turner, har-
monized by Josef Messner, both of
Great Britain. © Sept. 12, 1928;
1 ec. Sept. 138; E For. 16; Stainer &
Bell, itd., London. 19483
Love’s sorrow; tone poem, by Herman
Klum; pf. © Sept. 20, 1928; 2 «¢.
Sept. 28; E 699543; McKinley music
co., Chicago. 19484
Love’s splendor; by Maurice Baron;
orch., with pf. and violin conductors.
New York, Irving Berlin standard
music corp. © Sept. 21, 1928: 2 e.
Sept. 22; E 699453 ; M. Baron, Great
etre br? le IV. ey,. 19485
Love’s tide; words and music by
N. M. Foxall, of Canada, domiciled
at Los Angeles. © 1 ¢. Sept. 24,
1928; E 704865; Nan McLean Fox-
all, Los Angeles. 19486
Love's twilight; words and music by
J. Carter.
E 704970; Jay Carter, New York.
19487
15681—28—-4
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1928;
7 19497
Lovin’ you; words by Walter Artwell,
musie by Stanley Bennett. [Words.
and melody only] © 1c. Sept. 19,
1928 ; E 704686 ; Harold Davis, Phila-
delphia. 19488.
Lozano’s modern method for slide
trombone; by Pedro Lozano. ©
Aug. 27, 1928; 2 ec. and aff. Sept.
19; A 1056679; Nicomede music co.,
Altoona, Pa. 19489
Lu ’ngui’, “ngua’; versi di G. Marrone,.
musica di Mario Nieastro. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 21,
1928; E 704813; Gaspare Marrone,
Brooklyn. 19490:
Lullaby; by P. T. Miersch, of Ger-
many, domiciled at New York; pf.
© Sept. 15, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 4; E
698354; Paul Th. Miersch, New
York. 19491
Lully, lullay; carol of the holy inno-
cents from the Coventry mystery
play, set to music by M. T. Hodge,
of Great Britain; solo or unison,
and cho. for female voices; pf. or
organ ace. 4to. © Aug. 30, 1928;
1 c. Sept. 10; E 697859; Muriel Tal-
bot Hodge, Worthing, England.
19492
Luna di miele; mazurka, by B. C.
Vairo; violin. ©1c. Sept. 26, 1928;
E 704927; Benedetta C. Vairo, New
York. 19493
Lune (La) souriait; idylle sérénade,
par Roger Weiller, of France; orch.,
avee pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dec.
31, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 1; E 697800;
Choudens, Paris. 19494
Lune (La) sur le pare; par Henry
Defosse, of France; pf. © June 15,
1928; 1 c« July 2; E 6977593" Al
phonse Leduc et cie., Paris. 19495
Lycidas; three-part song, poem by
Milton, music by Edgar L. Bainton,
of Great Britain; sop. 1, 2 and con-
tralto. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Aug. 28, 1928;
fc. Sept...6; BH -6979et— ee Ww.
Deane & sons, the Year book press,
Itd., London. 19496
Ma java; paroles de Armand Fou-
cher, musique de Martin Garcias et
Delamarche, both of France. ©
June 20, 1928; 1c. July 3; E 697767;
Lucien de Lacour, Paris. 19497
Ma réguliére; chanson réaliste paro-
dique, paroles de Albert Willemetz,
Saint Granier et Jean Le Seyeux,
musique de Ch. Borel-Clerc, of
1013
. CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19498
pt. III, n. S., v. 23
Ma réguliére—Continued.
France. © June 20, 1928; 1 «. July
3; E 697736; Ch. Borel-Clere, Paris.
19498
Mabel-o; words by Robert Abel and
George Schwartz, music by A.
Schamberg. Pittsburgh, Schwartz,
Abel & Schamberg. © Sept. 10,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 11; E 699326; Art
Schamberg, Pittsburgh. 19499
McConathy (Osbourne) Twelve look-
and-play piano lessons for young
people. New: York, Look-and-play
co. © March 5, 1928; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 19; A 1056380; Edward C.
Boykin, New York. 19500:
Macht auf das tor; neues rheini-
sches schulsingbuch, von Max Dirk-
schneider, Raimund Heuler u. Felix
Oberborbeck, all of Germany, mit
einem anhang von liedern mit be-
gleitenden instrumenten auswahl u.
instrumentalsatz von Ben UHsser.
Zweiter teil. © April 25, 1928; 1 c.
June 13; A—Foreign 39103; Verlag
Josef Késel & Friedrich Pustet K. G..
19501
Magic melody; from lLuckee girl,
words by Max and Nathaniel Lief,
music by Maurice Yvain, arr. by
Albert Szirmai, of Hungary, domi-
ciled at New York; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Sept. 19, 1928; 2 ¢. Sept. 21;
HK 698622; Harms, ine., New York.
19502
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis; set to
music by B. Harwood, of Great Brit-
ain, op. 48; mixed voices, organ acc. ;
in E flat. _ London, Novello & co.,
tid. 4to. © Sepie) O28 aly ec.
Sept. 25; E For. 9; Basil Harwood,
Almondsbury, North Bristol, Hng-
land. 19503
Magnificat (The) and nune dimittis;
set to music by H. Scott-Baker, of
Great Britain; mixed voices; in B
flat. London, Novello & co., ltd. 4to.
©! Sept. 2%, 1928s 1 emssept. 28. 6
For. 47; H. Scott-Baker, Woking,
Surrey, England. 19504
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis in H
flat; liturgical text, music by Ed-
ward Shippen Barnes; mixed voices ;
organ ace. 4to. © Aug. 2, 1928;
2c. Sept. 10; E 698460; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. 19505
Maid o’ the dawn; vocal valse lente,
words and music by Charles Howe
and Dorothea Thams-Davies, both of
Ausiraia.. ©! Sent ie. Jogos 2. C.
Sept. 19; HE 697964; C. Howe and
a. A., Munich.
D. Thams-Davies, Southport, Queens-
land, Australia. 19506
Maiden’s song; poem by William
Blake, music by R. Boughton, of
Great Britain. London, J. Curwen
&. sons,,lid. ©. dttlys5, 1028500 ¢,
June 30; EH 697918; Rutland Bough-
ton, Newent, England. 19507
Maillard (Pierre) Fantaisie; dans le
rythme dune tarentelle, par P.
Maillard, of France; pf. © June
15, 1928: 1. ¢. July 2 eee oomaod >
Alphonse Ledue et cie., Paris. 19508
Make God first; words by Jessie F.
Moser, music by A. Aragona; solo
and mixed cho. © July 16, 1928;
2c. Aug. 20; E 698476; Andrea Ara-
gona, Glendale, Calif. 19509
Makebelieve; suite, by Dorothy Leath-
erdale, of Great Britain; pf. 1. The
princess beautiful. [3 others] ©
Sept. 18, 1928; 1 c Sept. 20; E For.
28; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd:, Londons
‘ 19510
Making believe I don’t care; words by
J. Brand, music by H. Groves.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 26, 1928; EH 704914; Harold
Groves and Julius Brand, Danne-
mora, N. Y. : 19511
Mamma, mamma ’o suricillo; dall’ an-
tico, versi di G. Onofri, musica di
A. Bascetta. [Words and melody
only] © 1c Sept. 27, 1928; E
704923; Alfredo Bascetta and Gugli-
elmo Onofri, Brooklyn. 19512
Mammy’s baby; duet, words and mu-
sic by F. L. Raley, pf. arr. by Arthur
Winters. © 1 @ Sept. 5, 1928; E
704430; Faye Lucille Raley, Jackson,
Mich. 19513
Mammy’s golden jubilee; words and
music by R. S. Gardtner. © 1 c.
Aug. 21, 1928; E 704816; Robert
Seymour Gardtner,. Louisville.
19514
Man (The) behind the gun; march, by
John Philip Sousa, arr. for mand.
or mand. banjo solo, by Ralph Colic-
chio, with guit. arr. by Anthony J.
Franchini. © Sept. 19, 1928; 2 e.
Sept. 20; E 698733; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
19515
Manger (The) King; cantata for
Christmas, by Alfred Wooler; mixed
voices, with organ. 4to. © Sept.
13, 1928; 2 c. Septs.15; Hi 698536;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
19516
1014
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
Manhattan Beach; march, by John
Philip Sousa, arr. for mand. or
mand. banjo solo by Ralph Colic-
chio, with guit. arr. by Anthony
J: Franchini. © Sept. 19, 1928;,2 c.
Sept. 20; E 698732; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
19517
Mannaia chiddu ionnu quannu mi
maritai; versi e musica di A. Capo-
lingua, of Italy, domiciled at Phila-
delphia. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 7, 1928; E 704720; An-
tonio Capolingua, Philadelphia.
19518
Mannequins; par Ludwig Siede, of
Germany; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Aug. 5, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 1;
E 697816; Francis Salabert, Paris.
19519
Manola; words by Raymond Wallace,
of Great Britain, music by Ermete
Liberati; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
AU eile... Cc. Aug, 29; Hi Hor.
46; Chappell & co., Itd., London,
19520
March of the musketeers; from The
three musketeers, words by P. G.
Wodehouse and Clifford Grey, music
by Rudolf Friml. © Mar. 16, 1928;
2.¢e. Aug. 2; E 695907; Harms, inc.,
New York. 19521
March Xenia; by J. L. Good, arr. by
Hlizabeth Johnson; pf. © Aug. 29,
1928; 2 ec. Sept. 17; E 698532; J.
Lewis Good, Huntington, W. Va.
19522
Marche joyeuse; by R. M. Stults; or-
gan. © Sept. 17, 1928; 2 c. Sept.
19; E 698623; Theodore Presser co..
Philadelphia. 19523
Marching song; unison, words by Rob-
ert Louis Stevenson, music by Hu-
bert Middleton, of Great Britain.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Sept. 4, 1928; 1 c« Sept.
15; E 697968; H. F. W. Deane &
sons, the Year book press, Itd., Lon-
don. 19524
Marianne: from New moon, words by
Oscar Hammerstein 2d, music by
Sigmund Romberg’ © Sept. 12,
1928; 2 ¢« Sept. 14; E 698506;
Harms, inc., New York. 19525
Mariannina; valzer arr. by R. Romani.
© 1c Sept. 20, 1928; E 704750;
Romano Romani, New York. 19526
Marie: words and music by Leon
Ralph Richolson. © 1 e. Sept. 10,
1928; E 704518; Leon R. Richolson,
Lucas, Kan. 19527
19538
a
Marie, why don’t you write to me;
words by M. L. Kamp, music by L.
F. Brown. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1928; E 704953;
Melvin L. Kamp and L. Florin
Brown, Lost Springs, Wy. 19528
Martirio; tango, letra y musica de
Jorge Deleén Paniagua, of Mexico,
domiciled at El Paso. © 1c. Sept.
25, 1928; E 704885; Alberto Solis,
El Paso. 19529
Massa’s in de cold cold ground; by
Stephen C. Foster, arr. by K. Kotty;
guitar. 4to. © Sept. 15, 1928; 2 c.
Sept. 24; E 698693 ; Killianus Kotty,
Milwaukee. 19530
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric)
Eternité; arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
410;...€) Aue’. 5,. 1928; fic. Sent is
E 697813; Francis Salabert, Paris.
19531
Mauro-Cottone’s: famous compositions
and transcriptions for organ; origi-
nal compositions and transcriptions
of famous masters by M. Mauro-
Cottone. fol. nos. 1 and 2. © Sept.
26, 1928; 2c. each and affs. Sept. 27;
A 1055618, 1055619; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
19532, 19533
May night; by Selim Palmgren, tran-
scribed by H. Clough-Leighter; or-
gan. © Aug. 27, 1928; 2c¢. Aug. 31;
EH 698336; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 19534
Maybe; from A night in the studio,
waltz ballad, words and music by
Billy Sherwood and Al Hegbom. ©
Aug. 30, 1928; 2c. Sept. 5; E 699311;
Pacific music publishers, San Fran-
cisco. 19535
Maybe and me; fox trot song, words
and music by W. S. Travers, arr. by
Hugene Platzman; pf. ace. with uku-
lele or banjuiele banjo. i} @,
Sept. 1, 1928; EH 704322; Walter S.
Travers, Barhamsville, Va. 19536
Maybe my baby will come home; words
by M. Green, music by David Reed.
© 1c. Sept. 10, 1928; EB 704525;
Mary Green, Kansas City, Mo.
19537
Maybe, the roses mean mem/ries to
some one, but roses are just roses
to me; words and music by Regina
A. Grajewski and E. M. Grajewski.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 15, 1928; E 704632; Edmund
M. Grajewski, Chicago. 19538
1015
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19539
Dt; TH, RISE Wes
Maybe this is love; from Fred Stone
show, words and music by B. G.
De Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray Hen-
derson. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 30, 1928; E 704297;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.,
New York. 19539)
Maytime waltz; by Mae Louisa Nel-
son; pf. © Sept. 20, 1928; 2c. Sept.
28; E 699544; McKinley music co.,
Chicago. 19540:
Mazurka; by A. Grafstein, op. 2, no.
1; violin and pf.
1928; E 704406; Aaron Grafstein,
Brooklyn. 19541
Mazurka; by C. W. Midgley, jr.; pf.
© 1. Aug. 29, 1928; E 704214;
Charles William Midgley, jr., New
York. 19542)
Me and mah razor; words and music
by Speed Langworthy; pf. and uku-
lele“ace. © V Semi. 2a W928 2c.
Sept. 24; E 699492; T. S. Denison &
co., Chicago. 19543
Me importa poco;
Mexicana, versi de José Cordova
Cant y Valdés, musica arr. de José
Cordova Cantt, of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles; pf. [Photostat] ©
1c. Sept. 13, 1928; E 704584; Felipe
Valdés Leal, Los Angeles. 19544
Meaner than the meanest blues; words
by Anthony Weaver, music by A.
Taylor. © 1 ¢ Sept. 27, 1928;
E 704943; Alfred Taylor, Detroit.
19545.
Marcel
Mécanisme-chromatisme; par
Moyse, of France; flite. [French,
’ English and German text] © Auxg.
5, 1928; 1 e¢. Sept. 1; E 697809;
19546
Mécanisme (Le) de la double corde
du violon; par Félice Togni, of the
Netherlands; 2e ptie. [French, Eng-
lish and German text] © June 10,
1928; 1 ¢@ May 19; A—Foreign
39234; N. V. Seyffardt’s boek—en
muziekhandel, Amsterdam, Holland.
19547
Meditation in a cathedral (Medita-
zione in una eattedrale) ; by Marco
Enrico Bossi, of Italy, op. posth. ;
Alphonse Ledue et cie.. Paris.
organ. © Sept. 11, 1928: 2 c. Sept.
15; EH 699368; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 19548
Meditations; by L. L. Ditlevson; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1928; E 704894;
Lois Lund Ditlevson, Owatonna,
Minn. : 19549
Ca er Anes alg |
cancién popular
Medley of sea chanteys; arr. by Mark
Andrews; male voices. 4to. ©
Sept.: 19,1928; Qi e:) Sept: (2074 Ew:
698650; G. Ricordi & co., inc., New
York. 19550:
Mélanecolie du soir (Melancholy of
evening); élégie, par Francesco
Gabutti, of Italy; orch.,- avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Aug. 5, 1928;
1c. Sept. 1; EH 697802; Choudens,.
Paris. 19551
Mélodie sicilienne; de G. Rinaldi, arr.
par F. Salabert, of France; orch.,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Aug. 5,
1928; 1 ec. Sept. 1; E 697810; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 19552:
Memories of mother: words and music
by EH. B. Schiller. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Sept. 4, 1928; E
704340 ; HE. Baron -Schiller, San Fran-
cisco. 19553.
Memories of my father, how he studied
the Talmud; by M. Salinger; pf.
4 to. © Aug. 23, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 4;
E 6983389; Mandel Salinger, Brook-
lyn. 19554.
Memories of you my Sammy boy;
words and music by R. B. Lewis.
© 1c. Sept. 10, 1928; E 704519;
Ruby Bennett Lewis, Warren, Mich.
19555
Memories will bring you back to me;
words by M. Sterzick, music by
Buddy Fields, arr. by Harry Lud-
wig; pf. © 1. ¢. Sept. 15, 1928; BE
704656; Mary Sterzick, Detroit.
19556.
Men ken leben nor men lost nit ; words
by M. Rund, music by Joseph Rum-
shinsky. [ Words and melody
only} ,.©.1 .c.. Nept ta. 028 es
704592; Morris Rund, New York.
19557
Mendelssohn-Bgtholdy (Jacob Ludwig
Felix) Mendelssohn songs; Hnglish
adaptations by R. H. Elkin, music
by Felix Mendellssohn, arr. by Syd-
ney Northcote, of Great Britain; low
or med. voice. [Cover title—Men-
delssohn album] © Sept. 7, 1928;
1c. Sept. 11; E For. 42; Elkin & co.,
ltd., London. . 19558
Song without words; by Felix
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, op. 19, ed.
and arr. by Heinrich J. Tandler; pf.
conductor, violin and _ violoncello,
with ad lib. violin obbl. and bass
pts. Los Angeles, W. A. Quincke
& co. © Aug. 20, 1928: 2 c Aug.
20; E 698305; Walter A. Quincke,
Los Angeles. 19559
1016
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
~ 19582
BrOérisapier (The); by Emil Held;
violin and pf. © Sept. 7, 1928; 2 c¢.
Sept. 19; E 698584; Co- -operative
music Co., Philadelphia. 19560
Merry (The) bells are ringing; two-
part Christmas carol, by Michael
Praetorius, English text and arr. by
Charles Fonteyn Manney; sop. and
alto, -with pf. or organ. 4to. ©
Set, jis, tdoo, 2 ¢.. nett. 16; H
698543; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
19561
Merry Christmas; medley waltz; com-
posed and arr. by Alberto Rizzi; pf.
conductor. © 1 e. Sept. 13,.1928;
E 704546" Apollo music ¢o., Brook-
lyn. 19562
Merry-go-round (The); by Carl Wil-
helm Kern, op. 556, no.. 4; pf.
Sept. 14, 1928; 2 « Sept. 18; H
698549; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
19563
Merry (A) time; four-part song, words
by George Darley, music by J. G.
Cameron, of Great Britain; mixed
voices. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Sept. 4, 1928; 1 «.
Sept. 15; E 697972; H. F. W. Deane
& sons, the Year book press, Itd.,
London. 19564
Méthode compléte de trombone A
coulisse; par André lLafosse, of
France; en 4 parties. [French, Eng-
lish, German and Spanish text] ©
June 10, 1928; 1c. July 2; E 697753 ;
Alphonse Leduc et cie., Paris.
19565
Mexicana de verdad; cancién Mexi-
eana, letra y musica de Jorge De-
leOn Paniagua, of Mexico, domiciled
a BL Paso; pf.. © 1.,c. Sept. 25,
1928; E 704886 ; Alberto Solis, El
Paso. 19566
Midnight rambler blues; words and
music by Bert M. Mays. [Words
© 1c. Sept. 19,
Chicago music pub.
19567
and melody only]
1928; E 704708;
co., ine,, Chicago.
Midsummer sketches; by Madeleine
Evans, of Great Britain: pf. Pas-
toral scene. [3 others] © Aug. 20,
1928; 1 c. Aug. 31; E 697712; Joseph
Williams, ltd., London. 19568
Mifanwy: words by Fred E. Weath-
erly, music by Dorothy Forster, arr.
by Clarence Lueas, of Great Britain.
New York, Chappell-Harms, ine.
4to. 1. Mixed quartet—2. Male
quartet. © Sept. 21, 1928: 1 ¢. each
Sept. 24; E For. 20, 21; Chappell &
<o., Itd., London, 19569, 19570
Mignonette; by Leon T. Levy, arr. by
H. Maurice Jacquet, of France,
demiciled at New York; orch. with
pf. conductor. © Aug. 20, 1928; 2 e.
Aug. 21; E 698331; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 19571
Migot (Georges) Six petits préludes;
par G. Migot, of France; deux vio-
lons. + jivres1,; 2: © June 15, 1928;
1 ¢. each July 2; E 697757, 697758 ;
Alphonse Leduc et cie., Paris.
19572, 19573
Miller’s (The) wooing; cho., words by
Julia Goddard, music by Eaton Fan-
ing, arr. by Richard Kountz; sop.,
alto and bar., with optional bar.
solo. ‘4to. © “Sept'8," 1928); Be.
Sept. 13; E. 698513; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 19574
Minerva march; by J. D. Edmunds; pf.
© Sept. 18, 1928; 2 c. Sept 15; EB
698525; Jennie Dille Hdmunds, Aber-
aeen, S. D.. 19575
Mira-che; tango de concert, by Nor-
man Henderson, of Great Britain,
pf. © Sept. 4, 1928; 1 ¢. Sept. 6;
EH 697873 ; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 19576
Mirage; romance, by Eric Coates, of
Great Britain; violin and pf. ©
Sept.. 5, 1928; 1 ¢c. Sept. 11; H
697950; Chappell & eco., Itd., Lon-
don. 19577
Mirth; by Olive Pull, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. (Jn 1929 school examina-
tions pianoforte, higher division—
list.C) ©. July 18, 19986%1 exdculy
27; E 697728; Associated board of
the Royal academy of music and the
Royal college of music, London.
19578
Mis suefios; vals, por L. M. Otero; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1928; E 704728;
Ladislao Martinez Otero, San Juan,
Porto Rico. 19579
Mit fiftzig your shpeter; words and
musie by G. Goldstein. [Words and
melody only] ©1ec. Sept. 12, 1928;
EK 704565; Gus Goldstein, Brooklyn.
19580
Mitzi; Gypsy dance, by Frederick A.
© Sept. 13, 1928:
E 698542; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. 19581
Moda (La) femenina; couplet fox,
letra y musica de Jorge Dele6én Pan-
iagua, of Mexico, domiciled at El
Paso; pf... ©,1 ce. Sept.. 25,. 1928;
E 704887 ; eis Solis, El Paso.
19582
Williams;. pf.
2 e. Sept. 18;
1017
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19583
Moderni houslova technika; Karel
Haba, of Czechoslovakia, op. 12, no.
1 and 2. © Aug. 1, 1928; 1c. Sept.
17; E For. 32; Fr. A. Urbanek &
sons, Prague, Czechoslovakia. 19583
Modona (Gino) Sei piccoli pezzi su
dieci note; di G. Modona, of Italy;
pf. Canto della sera. [5 others]
© Aue 6s 1928 ss 1 eo tuly: 2)
697899; A. Forlivesi & c., Florence,
Italy. 19584
Mohawk; Indian dance, by Emil Held;
violin and pf. © Sept. 7, 1928; 2 ¢.
Sept. 19; E 698585 ; Co-operative mu-
sie ¢o., Philadelphia. 19585
Moi j’ suis un méchant; monologue,
paroles de Bijouard et Jean Ramon,
musique de Pierre Chagnon et Fred
Pearly, both of France; pf. acc,
avec arr. de |’ ukulele par F. Sala-
bert. © Aug. 5, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 1;
E 697842; Francis Salabert, Paris.
. 19586
Molly; words and music by M. F.
Schmitt. © 1 ¢ Sept. 20, 1928;
E 704792; Maud Frances Schmitt,
Seattle. 19587
Moment Espagnol; by H. Bradford, of
Great Britain; pf. (Jn Seven char-
acteristic pieces) © Sept. 13, 1928;
1c. Sept. 14; E 697931; Hugh Brad-
ford, London. 19588
Momento felice; ee by N. Epis-
copo, of Italy, domiciled at New
York. [Melody only] © 1 ¢. Sept.
15, 1928; E 704649; Nicola Episcopo,
New York. 19589
Monaco mi faro; versi di D. Ferrari,
musica di Federico Troccoli. © 1c.
Sept. 17, 1928; H 704657; Dario Fer-
rari, Boston. 19590
Mongolian procession; by Mortimer
Wilson, op. 88, no. 3; violin, with
pf. acc. (Jn Instrumental unisons)
© Sept. 11, 1928; 2 ce Sept. 13; E
699336; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 19591
Moon dancers; by Hdward A. Muel-
ler; pf. © Sept. 7, 1928; 2 ec. Sept.
10; E 698451; John Church co., Cin-
cinnati. 19592
Moon of my delight; from Chee chee,
words by Lorenz Hart, music by
Richard Rodgers; pf.
ace. © Sept. 19, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 21;
E 698615; Harms, inc., New York.
19593
Moonlight (The) and you; words and
music by H. Patterson. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Aug. 13, 1928;
and ukulele
pt. 1a S., V. 23
EK 704811; Howard Patterson, Los
Angeles. 19594
Moonlight and you; words by Eliza
W. Durbin, music by Pauline Rey-
nolds [i. e. E. P. Reynolds] © 1c.
Sept. 6, 1928; E 704424; Hlsie
Pauline Reynolds, Toledo, O. 19595
Moonlight lady; words by Ted Dun-
can [i. e. T. R. Duncan], music by
Neal Herrick Spaulding. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Sept. 24,
1928; E 704855; Theo. R. Duncan,
San Francisco. 19596
Morena y Sevillana; danse espagnole,
por C. Maduro; pf. New York City,
O. Flaschner music co. © July 15,
1928; 2 ec Sept. 21; E 699464;
Charles Maduro, New York. 19597
Morning (A) prayer; anthem, words
by Gregory the Great, tr. by Edward
Caswall, music by Daniel Protheroe ;
mixed voices, with organ. ace. 4to.
© Sept. 24, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 26; E
698697; Boston musie co., Boston.
i i 19598
Morning songs along the Arno; by Lee
Pattison; pf. © Sept. 11, 1928; 2 «.
Sept. 15; E 699369; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 19599
Mort (La) du tzigane; par Marcel
Laisné, of France; orch., avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1927;
1c. July 2, 1928; E 697778; Marcel
Labbé, Paris. 19600
Most popular concert violin pieces;
compiled by J. Tatian Roach. New
rey. ed. © June 14, 1928; 2 ec. and
aff. Sept. 24; A 1056584; Hinds,
Hayden & Eldridge, inc., New York.
19601
Most (The) popular first position vio-
lin pieces; compiled by J. Tatian
Roach. New rev. ed. © July 13,
1928; 2 ec. and aff. Sept. 24; A
1056579 ; Hinds, Hayden & Hidridge,
inc., New York. 19602
Most (The) popular modern violin
pieces ; compiled by J. Tatian Roach.
New rev. ed. © July 3, 1928; 2 ec.
and aff. Sept. 24; A 1056583 ; Hinds,
Hayden & Eldridge, inc., New York.
19603
Most (The) popular operatic violin
pieces; compiled by J. Tatian Roach.
New rev. ed. © July 18, 1928; 2 ce.
and aff. Sept. 24; A 1056581; Hinds,
Hayden & Eldridge, ine., New York.
19604
Most (The) popular recital violin
pieces; compiled by J. Tatian
1018
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
Roach. New rev. ed. © July 18,
fee. a Cc.’ and air.’ Sept: “24° A
1056582; Hinds, Hayden & Eldridge,
ine., New York. 19605
Most (The) popular selected violin
pieces; compiled by J: Tatian
Roach. New rev. ed. © June 6,
19283 2 ¢. and -aift.. Sept. 24;. A
1056585 ; Hinds, Hayden & Eldridge,
inc., New York. 19606
Most (The) popular transcribed violin
pieces; compiled by J. Tatian
Roach. New rev. ed. © July 13,
1928; 2 ec. and aff. Sept. 24; A
1056580; Hinds, Hayden & Eldridge,
ine., New York. 19607
Mother; words and music by B. D.
Smith. © 1 ¢. Sept. 24, 1928; E
704872; Berniece Dempster Smith,
Hellywood, Calif. 19608
Mother! Home! and heaven! words
and music by Madge Gould. (In
A home commission booklet) ©
Age, @ L928: 2 oc. -AUgsnddy B
698473 ; I. C. Colcord, Portland, Or.
19609
Mother (A) waltz; words by-.G. J.
Wendling, music by G. J. Wendling
and E. A. Schindler; pf. © 1 «.
Sept. 4, 1928; E 704394; George J.
Wendling and Edward A. Schindler,
Chicago. 19610
Mother’s (A) lullaby; from the oper-
etta The spirit of the Nile, words
and music by Winifred Lugrin Fa-
hey, of Canada. © Sept. 13, 1928;
1 ¢. Sept. 14; E 697911; Whaley,
Royce & co., ltd., Toronto, Canada.
19611
Mother’s (A) plea; words and music
by Annabelle Lee. © Sept. 10,
1928; 2 ec. Sept. 10; E 699320; Tri-
angle music pub. co., inc, New
York. 19612
Mount Vernon; words and music by
A. Resident [pseud.] 4to. 1. Male
quartette—2. Song. © Sept. 17,
1928; 2 c. each Sept. 19; E 698654,
698655; Leo Feist, inec., New York.
19613, 19614
Mountain (The) stream; by Edward
A. Mueller; pf. © Sept. 7, 1928;
2 ce. Sept. 10; E 698449; John
Church co., Cincinnati. 19615
Movorkai éxddoers; words and arr. of music
by P. Voultsos, music by P. Voult-
sos and others. [Single staff nota-
: 19625
tion] © Aug. 23, 1928; 2 ¢. Sept.
11; E 698667; Pericles Voultsos,
New York. 19616
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Titus;
ouverture, arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch., avee pf. conducteur.
4to. © Aug. 5,'1928; 1c Sept. 1;
E 697850; Francis Salabert, Paris.
19617
Mummy-dummy (The) traffic cop;
words and music by P. J. Gaffney.
© 1c. Sept. 6, 1928; E 704436;
Patrick John Gaffney, Dorchester,
Mass. 19618
Music, when soft voices die; words by
Shelly [!], music by Henry Tilt-
man. of Great Britain, tonic solfa
ti by He J.’ Mimothy; .2 treble
voices. 4to.. ©/''Sept. 12, 1928; 1 «.
Sept. 13; E 697955; Stainer & Bell,
ltd., London. 19619
Music, when soft voices die; words by
Percy Bysshe Shelley, music by Ivy
Frances Klein, of Great Britain. ©
AUS. 2S, T9205. Te el CAnieeereiee) ols
697725; Murdoch, Murdoch & Go.,
ine., with John G. Murdoch & ©co.,
ltd., London. 19620
Musical salvationist; compiled by F.
G. Hawkes, of Great Britain. v. 42,
pt. 9, Sept. 1928. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Sept. 12,
1928; 1 c Sept. 21; E For. 31; Sal-
vationist pub. & supplies, ltd., Lon-
don. 19621
Musical sketches; by D. Robinson; pf.
se. 1. Love scene. [4 others] ©
1 ec. Aug. 22, 1928; EH 704312; David
Robinson, New York. 19622
Musical stairs; 14 elementary pieces,
by Heller Nicholls, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. © Sept. 3, 1928; 1 c. Sept.
21; E For. 38; Warren & Phillips,
London. 19623
Musicians play all night (Muzikanti,
hrajte celou noc); polka, words by
J. Jiran, music by A. Grill; orch.
4to. © July 16, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 4;
E 698349; Joseph Jiran, Chicago.
19624
Musikalische exequien; von Heinrich
Sehtitz, bearb. u. fiir den konzert-
gebrauch eingerichtet von Georg
Schumann, of Germany. 4to. 1.
Concert in form einer teutschen
begribniss-missa. [2 others] ©
Aug 16) 41928 Ol jid@iSept:)4) EH
697863; Breitkopf & Hartel, Leip-
Zig. 19625,
1019
My castle;
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19626
My Andalusian rose; lyric by A. Rem-
sen, music by G. Dilworth. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 14,
1928; E 704601; George Dilworth
and Alice Remsen, New York. 19626
‘My beautiful home; hymn, words by
Wilson T. Hogue, music by Mary
Dake Fink. © Aug. 2, 1928; 2 «.
Sept. 20; E 699417; N. W. Fink,
Chicago. 19627
‘My blackbirds are bluebirds now;
lyric by Irving
Cliff Friend.
Caesar, music by
[Words and melody
only] © 1c. Sept. 18, 1928; HB
704664; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
19628
-_My blue harmony; slow fox trot,
words and music by R. Cooke.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Sept. 4, 1928; E 704415; Ralph
Cooke, Belmar, N. J. 19629
-My boy; lyric by Alice P. Whiteside,
music by Edward Morris; no. 2, in
C. © Aug. 31,.1928; 2’ @ Sept. 1;
E 698707 ; Edward Morris music pb.
co., ine., New York. 19630
‘My brave general; words and music
by A. Hisenbourg. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 4, 1928;
E 704375; Adolphe Hisenbourg,
Boston. 19631
My California sweetheart; words and
music by A. R. Guenther. © 1 «.
Sept. 12, 1928; E 704542; Arthur R.
Guenther, Providence, R. I. 19632
words and music by I.
Berlin. [Words and melody only]
© 1c Aug. 15, 1928; E 698085;
Irving Berlin, {New York. 19633
My country; English words adapted
by Adrian Ross, of Great Britain,
from the Flemish of Jan Peeters,
musie by Jan Broeckx. © Sept. 4,
1928; 1 c. Sept. 6; E 697870; Chap-
pell & co., 1ltd., London. 19634
‘My country; words by N. J. Noble,
music by Luther A. Clark. [Words
and melody only] © 1 «c¢. Sept. 8,
1928; E 704470; Newton James
Noble, Farmdale, O. 19635
My crystal dream girl; words and mu-
sic by R. Brown. © 1c. Sept. 27,
_1928; E 704919; Ruby Brown, Hous-
ton, 19636
‘My daddy; words by R. Jones, music
by Robert Van Sickle. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Aug. 28, 1928;
EK 704610; Rosie Jones, Los Angeles.
19637
pt. In, nes.,ov.2e8
My dear old home; words by Ruby
Johnson, music by Jack Mahoney.
New York, Frank Harding. © Sept.
26, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 29; E 699517;
Ruby Gordy Johnson, Clearwater,
Fla. 19638
My dear old homestead; words and
music by T. P. Frohne. © 1c. Sept.
20, 1928; E 704773; Theodore P.
Frohne, Mansfield, O. 19639
My dreams are all of you; words and
music by H. C. Barnett. [Photostat]
© 1c Sept. 27, 1928; E 704972:
Harold C. Barnett, New York.
19640
My farm hand papa; words and music
by Clarence Williams. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 11, 1928;
E 704514; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 19641
_My father’s close; words ‘from the
French, by D. G. Rossetti, music by
C. Parker, of Great Britain. Lon-
don, J. Curwen & sons, ltd. © Aug.
7, 1928; 1 «@ Aug. 4; E 697973;
Clifton Parker, London. 19642
My flapper gal; fox trot, words and
music by M. Futernick, of Russia,
domiciled at Detroit. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 14, 1928;
E 704618; Morris Futernick, Detroit.
19643
My French sweetheart; words by F.
Le Mal, music by Luther A. Clark.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Aug. 28, 1928; E 704612; France Le
Mal, Pekin, Il. 19644
My gal Sal; fox-trot, by Paul Dresser,
arr. by Red Nichols; orch., with
words. © Sept. 5, 1928; 2 ec. Sept.
6; E 698369; Edward B. Marks mu-
sic co., New York. 19645
My girl has It; words and music by
L. B. Gammon. [Words and melody
only], ©.1.:¢. Sept,” 2a 925°)
704930; Leita Bryant Gammon,
Pittsburgh. 19646
My handy man; novelty song, words
and music by Andy Razaf. © Sept.
4, 1928; 2 c Sept. 4; H 6983856;
Triangle music pub. co., ine., New
York. 19647
My haven of rest;.lyrics by L. Shrive,
music by Jacob Lionel Small.
[Photostat] © 1 ce. Sept. 28, 1928;
E 704978; Lester Shrive, Scranton,
Pa. 19648
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no. 9, 1928
My heart is like a sweet-toned lute;
poem by Frederick H. Martens, mu-
sic by Philip James; high voice.
Sept. 19, 1928; 2 c« Sept. 25; EH
699507 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
19649
My honey girl and me; fox trot, words
by F. Pauline [i. e. F. P. Mallery],
music by Ray Hibbeler. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 15, 1928;
E 704648; Frances Pauline Mallery,
Redondo Beach, Calif. 19650
My honeymoon waltz; lyric by Jack
Mahoney, music by Paul Renault.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1928; E 704603;
Belwin, inc., New York. 19651
words and music by
M. B. Young. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Sept. 19, 1928; E
704801; Marion B. Young, Schofield
Barracks, Oahu, T. H. 19652
My Irish colleen; words and music by
L. C. Smith. © Aug. 4, 1928; 2 ¢c.
July 28; E 699407; Lucy Cc Smith,
Reading, Pa. 19653
My Kentucky Sue; words and music
by L. L. Yost and Merrill D. Doyle.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Sept. 5, 1928; E 704403; Leland L.
Yost, Kerrville, Tex. 19654
My long lost sweetheart come back to
me; words and music by L. B.
Hogle. © 1 ec. Sept. 21, 1928; H
704821; Leland Berdette Hogle, Val-
ley City, N. D. 19655
My love for you; words by William B.
Shadwell, music by Gordon Balch
Nevin. 1. High voice in EK flat.—2.
Low voice in C. © Aug. 2, 1928;
2 c. each Sept. 8; E 698453; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 19656
My lover comes a-riding; ballad, verse
and music by Vaughn DeLeath
[pseud. of Leonore Geer] op. 120,
no. 1: med. voice. © Sept. 11, 1928;
2c. Sept. 15; E 699373 ; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 19657
My mother; words by Alma Gibson,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 13, 1928;
E 704551: Alma Gibson, Mount
Pleasant, Mich. 19658
My mother and I [and] My son and
I; solo and male quartette, words
and music by C. Fox. © Aug. 13,
1928; 2c. ‘Aug. 18; HE 699165;
Catharine Fox, Middletown, Del.
19659
My Hula maid;
6 |
n 19671
My old flag; words by B. Perkins,
music by Berenice Raney Perkins.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 17, 1828; E 704631; Berenice
Perkins, San Francisco. 19660
My pal: words by L. Wydell, music
by Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ¢. Sept. 22, 1928; E.
704833 ; Louise Wydell, Cambridge,
Ta. 19661
My perfect thrill; words and music by
W. Crawley. [Words and melody
onty|) © 1 /’e> ‘Sept. 455571928 -
704400; Wilton Crawley, New York.
19662
My radio; fox-trot, music by J. W.
Dale and J. Sadowsky. [Melody
only] © 1 ec. Sept. 4, 1928; E
704370; Joseph Sadowsky and John
| W. Dale, Chicago. 19663.
My radio Ray; words and music by
W.. H. Morgan. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ¢ Sept. 26, 1928; HE
704931; W. H. Morgan, San Fran-
cisco. 19664-
My Savior’s love; hymn, words and
music by B. H. Pearson. © Aug. 2,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 10; E 698399; B. H.
Pearson, Chicago. 19665.
My secret; words by I. C. Reeve,
music by Ray Hibbeler. © 1 «@
Sept. 1, 1928; E 704302; Irene C.
Reeve, Everett, Wash. 19666
My Shepherd; hymn, words and music
by Thoro Harris. © Aug. 2, 1928;
2c. Sept. 22; E 699485; Light and
life press, Chicago. 19667
My shrine for you; waltz ballad, words
by J. Suffield, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 19, 1928; E 704689; Josephine
Suffield, Brooklyn. 19668
My sweet sweetheart; words by Es-
telle Fryde, music by S. Fryde, of
Poland, domiciled at Brooklyn, and
Jack Sherman. © 1 c. Sept. 13,
1928; E 704574; Stanley Fryde,
Brooklyn. 19669
My sweetie sure knows how to make
love; fox trot, words and music by
Wi'H. Wallner; pf. © 1 ¢« Sept.
29, 1928; E 704997; William H. Wal-
ner, Baltimore. 19670
My two babies; words and music by
J. Tucker. [Words and melody
only] © 1 cc. Sept. 26, 1928: BE
704915; Jeannette Tucker, New Or-.
leans. 19671
1021
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19672
My United States of America; words
and music by L. Monfried. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 6,
1928; E 704435; Lazarus Monfried,
New York. 19672
Nach hause geh’n wir nicht; walzer,
text u. musik nach J. Reckmann,
von Friedrich Schwarz, of Germany.
© Aug. 11, 1928; 1 c« Sept. 4; B
697896; Musikverlag City, Leipzig.
19673
Nag ’em and lose ’em; words and music
by R. Raney. [Words and melody
only], © 1..¢.,,Sept. 27, 1928: BH
704971; Rebekah Raney, San Fran-
cisco. 19674
Naja; tango, di Eugenio Mignone, of
Italy; piccola orch. 4to. © June
15, 1928; 1 c. July 2; E 697915; A
& G. Carisch & c., Milan. 19675
Naja; tango, versi di Peppino Mendes,
musica di Eugenio Mignone, of Italy ;
pf. © June 9, 1928; 1 « July 2;
E 697898; A. & G. Carisch & «@,
Milan. 19676
Napoli New York; parole e musica di
E. Trombetta, of Italy, domiciled at
Jersey City. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ¢. Sept. 18, 1928; HE
704683; Enrico Trombetta, Jersey
City. 19677
Naturaleza; bolero, letra y melodia por
PPeVillas’ © ite.” AnestaG* 1928-7 Kh)
699042; Pastor Villa, New York.
19678
"Neath Hawaiian skies; words and
music by Lou Herscher. [Chords,
single staff] © 1e Sept. 1, 1928;
FE 704300; Shapiro, Bernstein & Co.,
inc., New York. 19679
*Neath the stars with you; barearolle,
arr. by H. J. Tandler; concert orch.
4to). (©) Aug. M0, 19285 c20e,, Aug.
15; E 698018; M. Witmark & sons,
New York 19680
Ne’er do well; song of the tramp,
words and music by F. H. Ander-
son, jr. [Single staff notation] ©
1c. Sept. 28, 1928; H 704989; Frank
Henry Anderson, jr., Oakland, Calif.
19681
Negro lullaby;. by Hugo Riesenfeld,
arr. by Oscar Potoker, of Poland,
domiciled at Los Angeles; orch.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Sept.
1, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 10; BE 6994438; Hd-
win F. Kalmus, ine, New York.
19682
pt. 1, nesifye2s
Nem fun leben vie es geht; words and
music by P. Laskowsky. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 5,
1928; E 704417; Philip Laskowsky,
New York. 19683
Never quit the field; march, by R. H.
Keeler; band, with solo cornet con-
ductor. 4to. © Aug. 10, 1928; 2 ¢..
Aug. 18; E 698084; Salvation army
national headquarters, New York.
19684
New moon; words by Charles Tobias
and Jack Murray, music by Al Sher-
man; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
A. J. Franchini. © Sept. 21, 1928;
2 c. Sept. 22; E 699475; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
19685
New Year’s call; words by R. Jones,
music by Robert Van. Sickle.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 28, 1928; E “704609; Rosie
, Jones, Los Angeles. - 19686
Nicholls (Heller) Ten little nigger
tunes; arr. by_H. Nicholls, of Great
Britain; pf. ©: Sept.3, £926ciec.
Sept. 21; E For. 39; Warren & Phil-
lips, London. 19687
Night (The) has a thousand eyes;
words by Francis W. Bourdillon,
music by C. Swain. © 1 ¢. Sept.
19, 1928; E 704726; Cecilia Swain,
Columbus, O. 19688
Night (A) of love; theme song, words
and music by <A. S. Watkins.
[Photostat] © 1c. Sept. 17, 1928;
BE 704653; Anne Spencer Watkins,
New York. 19689
Night song at Amalfi; words by Sara
Teasdale, music by A. C. Luetke.
© Sept. 15, 1928; 2 c Sept. 18; E
698563 ; Anna Costello Luetke, Min-
neapolis. 19690
Night (The), the stars and you; words
and music by H. A. Ehlers; pf. and
ukulele ace. © 1 ¢. Sept. 18, 1928;
E 704716; Henry A. Ehlers, Belling-
ham, Wash. 19691
Nightingale (A) was singing; words
by Edward Lockton, music by Nel-
lie Simpson; in G. © Aug. 22, 1928;
1c. Sept. 8; E For. 35; Warren &
Phillips, London. 19692
Ningun deso me divierte; danzon, por
L: M. Otero: pf. ©.1 G_ Sept. 19,
1928; E 704724; Ladislao Martinez,
Otero, San Juan, Porto Rico.
19693
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no. 9, 1928
Ninna-nanna; parole di Giuseppe Cor-
tesi, musica di Carmine Guarino, of
haly. «Gy June 6, 4928 5-1 cx July 2;
EH 697891; A & G. Carisch «& ¢,,
Milan. 19694.
No need to tell me that you love me,
I can see it in your eyes; waltz, by
Donald Heywood, arr. by W. C.
Polla; orch., with words. 4to.
sept. 19, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 20; H
699434; Edward B. Marks music co.,
New York. 19695
No one but you; words and music by
B. Davidson. [Blue-print] ©e1 ec.
Sept. 17, 1928; E 704645; Bruce
Davidson, Marseilles, Ill. 19696
No one knows but you; words and
music by W. T. Mason. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 11, 1928;
EH 704531; William Theodore Mason,
La Salle, Til. 19697
Nobody knows like Jesus; hymn,
words and music by J. F. Knapp.
© June 28, 1926; 2c. Aug. 27, 1928;
EK 699297; God’s Bible school and
revivalist, Cincinnati. 19698
Nobody loves a comic valentine ; words
and music by Frederick G. Johnson.
Keene. 22, 1928: 9 c. Aug. 25: BH
699178; March bros., Lebanon, O.
19699
Non cerco dollari; versi di P. Farina,
musica di A. Galasso, of Italy, domi-
ciled at Jersey City. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 17, 1928;
E 704651; Paolo Farina, New York,
and Anthony Galasso, Jersey City.
19700
Nora; words and music by I. Berlin.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 15, 1928; E 698086; Irving
Me] Berlin, aNew York. 19701
orseland (A) saga; ten pieces, by
Cyril C. Dalmaine, of Great Britain ;
i ie sepe, 5, 1928; 1. ¢. Sept. 13;
EK 697908; Forsyth brothers, ltd.,
London. 19702
Notation and sight singing; by John
Bissell Trowbridge. 4th ed., rev.
Los Angeles, Biola book room. ©
Dec. 30, 1927; 2 c. Aug. 17; aff. Aug.
16;. A 1083790; Bible institute of
Los Angeles, Los Angeles. 19703
Notte d’amore; valzer arr. by R.
Romani. © 1 ¢. Sept. 20, 1928; B
704753 ; Romano Romani, New York.
19704
a 19714
Nuit (La) des quatre-temps; extrait
de Vintroduction, de Gustave Doret,
arr. par §. Chapelier, of France;
orch., avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Aug. 5, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 1; E 697790;
Foetisch fréres (S. A.), Lausanne,
Switzerland. 19705
Nuovo (Il) valzer popolare; by R.
Romani. © 1 c. Sept. 20, 1928; E
704758 ; Romano Romani, New York.
19706
Nuts; words and music by Ret Cros-
ley; pf. and ukulele acc. © Aug.
28, 1928; 2 c« Aug. 29; E 699360;
Ret Crosley songs, Terre Haute, Ind.
19707
O, Bethlehem; carol, music by Harold
A. Daggett, of Great Britain; organ
acc.. 4to. .© Sept. 12, 1928; 1 ¢«
Sept. 18; E 697956; Stainer & Bell,
Itd., London. 19708
O’ Canada my home; words by H. G.
Gardner, music by W. Bromby, of
Canada. Humber Bay, Ont., Bonac-
cord music. © Sept. 1, 1928; 1 e¢.
Sept. 7; E 697854; Hazel Gertrude
Gardner and Wal Bromby, Humber.
Bay, Ont., Canada. 19709
O come, let us sing unto the Lord, our
God; sacred anthem, words from
Psalm 95, music by I. C. Strieter;
mixed choir, with organ. 4to. ©
Sept. 10, 1928; 2 c Sept. 17; HE
698531; Immanuel C. Strieter, St.
Louis. 19710
’O fatto d’ ’o ecapitone; versi di F.
Amodio, musica di Remo D’ Alba.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 15, 1928; E 704643; Frank
Amodio, Brooklyn. 19711
O God, our help in ages past; hymn-
anthem, founded on St. Anne, words
by Isaac Watts, music by Mark
Andrews; mixed voices with organ
ACC e401.) SEU. ale Bole oO Ee.
Sept. 8; E 699290; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 19712
O happy hours; words by F.
music by Burrell Van _ Buren.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Sept. 4, 1928; E 704347; Fewlus Mc-
Kay, Camas, Wash. 19713
O lark, sweet lark; words by H. C.
Stedman, music by Hugh A. Mackin-
non; high voice. © Feb. 16, 1927;
2 c. Sept. 14, 1928; E 699349; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 19714
McKay,
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19715
pt. 111, moSt) ve 23
O Light of all the world; words by
Edward Lockton, music by Valentine
Hemery, of Great Britain; in E flat.
© -Sept. 10, 192851: Sept: 20° h
For. 40; Warren & Phillips, London.
19715
O love, that wilt not let me go; hymn-
anthem, founded on St. Margaret,
words by George Matheson, music
by Mark Andrews; mixed voices
with organ ace. 4to. © Sept. 7;
1928; 2 c. Sept. 8; E 699289; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 19716
lovely night; pt.-song, words by Ed.
Teschemacher, music by lLandon
Ronald, arr. by Sumner Salter; male
voiees... 4te. i@, Sept: 4,. 1928-2 c.
Sept. 12; E 698603; Hnoch & sons,
New York. 19717
mother I dream of you; words and
music by E. W. Rodkey. ©. Sept.
17, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 19; BH 699433 ;
Earl W. Rodkey, Mt. Carmel, Pa.
19718
O
°O muvinpiccio; versi di G. Amato, mu-
sica di L. 8S. Roger, of Italy, domi-
ciled at New York. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 27, 1928;
E 704963; Gennaro Amato, Brook-
lyn. 19719
O paradise; anthem, music by J. F.
Walter. are. ‘and’ sim pe Viy> 7.
Fletcher; solo, and quartet or full
cho. of mixed voices. 4to. © Sept.
8, 1928; 2 ce. Sept. 10; E 698411;
Robin Ellis, Ridgefield Park, N. J.
19720
O salutaris hostia (O saving victim) ;
three-part song, by Pierre de la Rue,
arr. by Victor Saar; women’s voices.
4to. © Sept. 12, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 18;
E 698540; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
19721
°O sfurtunato; words and music by G.
Amato, of Italy, domiciled at Brook-
lyn. {Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Sept. 27, 1928; E 704961; Gen-
naro Amato, Brooklyn. 19722
O worship the King; carol-anthem,
words by G. A. Studdert-Kennedy,
music by Frank E. Ward; mixed
voices, with sop. or ten. solo, organ
acc, “4to; * ©" Sept, Zon ozs 2 oC.
Sept. 25; E 698700; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 19723
Ocean love; words and music by. M.
Conroy. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ¢. Sept. 20, 1928; EH 704800;
Milly Conroy, New York. 19724
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_
Ode on solitude; words by Alexander
Pope, music by Ivy Frances Klein.
© Aug. 28, 1928; 1 c Aug. 31; E
697726; Murdoch, Murdoch & co.,
inc., with John G. Murdoch & co.,
ltd., London. 19725
Ode to night; words and music by
Orlyn Lee [pseud. of R. A. Jones]
© 1e. Sept. 4, 1928; EH 704384;
Rulon Armstrong Jones, Cedar City,
Utah. 19726
Oeuvres originales, des XVII et XVIII
siécles, pour la flite; de Leonardo
Viger et, al, reeneiliies. (pevmes .eL
adaptées par L. Fleuryet realisees par
Fleury-Monchablon, both of France.
©' Aug. 5, 1928" oe) Sept Er
697807; Alphonse Leduc et Gie.,
Paris. 19727
Office (The) of the holy communion ;
music by Donald S..Barrows; mixed
voices with organ; in E. 4to. ©
Sept. ~(,,. 1928 5.72). Ga Sew ge al
699286; H. W. Gray co., New York.
19728
Office (The) of the holy communion;
music by N. Herbert Caley; mixed
voices with organ; in EH flat. 4to.
© ‘Sept: : 7.219283 2,165 severe.
699291; H. W. Gray co., New York.
19729:
Oh !—boy!!—and how!!! words and
music by Sam Mitchell [i. e. 8S. S.
Mitchell, jr.] © 1c. Sept. 22, 1928;
E 704854; Samuel 8S. Mitchell, jr.,
Stevens Point, Wis.
Oh! hello: from Playtime. words and
music by H. Hilpert. © 1 ¢. Sept.
26, 1928: E 704917; Harriet Hilpert,
Los Angeles. 19731
Oh, nightingale we love you; ballad,
words by L. Dalton, music by Robert
H. Brennen. New York, Frank
Harding.’ ‘© Sep 203 sheeee 1c.
Sept. 24; E 699488; Luella Dalton,
Pearson, Wis. 19732
Oh oh blues; words and music by Bert
M. Mays. [Words and melody only]
© 1c Sept. 19, 1928; EH 704703;
Chicago music pub. co., ine., Chi-
cago. 19733
Oh tune in your radio when I am lis-
tening too: words by Mary Swain
Wagner, music by Earle Rodney. ©
1 c. Sept. 10, 1928; E 704482; Robert
S. Flagler, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
19734
Oh what a pal is Al; words and music
by J. J. Cosgrove. [Words and mel-
4
19730.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
ody only] © 1c. Sept. 4, 1928; HE
704896 ; Justin J. Cosgrove, Pittston,
Pa. 19735
Oh, why should you do me that way;
blues, words and music by W. S.
Travers, arr. by Eugene Platzman ;
pf. ace. with ukulele or banjulele
banjo. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1928: E
704323; Walter S. Travers, Bay-
hamsville, Va. 19736
OhibO!..; one-step, di Eugenio Mig-
none, of Italy; piccola orch: 4to.
© Aug. 16, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 21; BE For.
4; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
19737
Oib a shikse is shlecht; words and mu-
sic by G. Goldstein. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 12, 1928;
E 704566; Gus Goldstein, Brooklyn.
19738
Old (An)adobé; by Victor L. Schert-
mneercoren! AiInG. 2 In "D3.
In BE. © Aug. 21, 1928; 2 c¢. each
Sept. 10; E 698465; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 19739
Old (The) bureau drawer; words and
music by W. W. Smith © 1 «¢.
Sept. 24, 1928; EH 704852; Walter
Wallace Smith, Johnstown, N. Y.
19740
Old fashion; words and music by M.
K. Grohe. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Sept. 26, 1928; E
704908; Margaret King Grohe, San
Francisco. 19741
Old friends and dear friends; words
and music by Tom Kelly [i. e. T. F.
Kelly] [Words and melody only]
1 c@ Sept. 4, 1928; E 704389;
Thomas F. Kelly, Long Beach, Calif.
19742
Old Glory flag; words and music by
Thomas Croston; mixed voices.
[Blue-print] © 1c. Sept. 24, 1928;
EK 704864; Janet Croston, Hoquiam,
Wash. 19743
Old Jack Pearson; words by O. Smoot,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melcdy cnly] © 1c. Sept. 19, 1928;
E 704691; Oma Smoot, Anna, III.
19744
Old (An) man’s story; words and
music by C. J. Robison. _[Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Sept. 27,
1928; E 704920; Carson J. Robison,
New York. 19745
Old Mexico; serenade, words and mu-
sic by Dorothy Alexander. © Sept.
19756
~
8, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 19; E 699425;
Alexander & co., Salt Lake City.
19746
Old pal I’m coming back; words and
music by 8. G. Cooke. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 20, 1928;
EK 704799; Selena Greene Cooke, Dur-
ham, N.C. 19747
Olden days waltz; by Julius Jaffe.
[Melody only] © 1 «¢ Sept. 28,
1928; H 704976; Julius Jaffe, New
York. 19748
Oletta; La fille du Corse, fantaisie,
par Raoul Moreau, of France; orch.,
avec pf. conducteur. © July 12,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 21; E 697613; Chou-
dens, Paris. 19749
On a Japanese fan; trio, music by
Mabel W. Daniels, op. 32, no. 1;
women’s voices. 4to. © Sept. 26,
1928 ; 2c. Sept. 28; E 699551; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 19750
On me suit; de Paris qui tourne, pa-
roles de Mistinguett et Léo Leliévre,
fils, musique de Fred Péarly et
Pierre Chagnon, both of France; pf.
ace., avee arr. de l’ukulele de F.
Salabert. © June 20, 1928: 1 «.
July 3; E 697744; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 19751
On the same old corner; words and
music by M. Laing. © 1 ec. Sept.
15, 1928; E 704768; Marie Laing,
New York. 19752
On the steppe; 3 pt. song, trans. from
the Russian of Plestcheieff by
Charles Fonteyn Manney, music by
Alexander Gretchaninoff, op. 5, no.
1, arr. by G. Waring Stebbins; wom-
en’s voices. 4to. © Aug. 15, 1928;
2 ec. Sept. 10; E 698462; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. 19753
On the trail: marching song for
schools, words by Abbie Farwell
Brown, music by Mabel W. Daniels,
-arr. by N. Clifford Page; mixed
voices. 4to. © Sept. 15, 1928; 2 c.
Sept. 18; E 698541; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 19754
Once upon a time memories; words
and music by 8S. E. Brown. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Sept. 24,
1928; E 704850; Samuel E. Brown,
New York. 19755
One kiss is waiting for one man; from
New moon, words by Oscar Ham-
merstein 2d, music by Sigmund Rom-
berg. © Sept. 12, 1928; 2 c. Sept.
14; E 698502; Harms, ine, New
York. 19756
1025
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19757
One-man gal; words by Ted Duncan
[i. e. Theodore R. Duncan], music
by Neal Spaulding [i. e. N. H.
Spaulding] (Chords, single staff]
©1e. Sept. 10, 1928; E 704480; Neal
Herrick Spaulding, San Bernardino,
Calif. 19757
One night in June; waltz ballad,
words and musie by E. W. Ehrlich.
© 1c. Sept. 13, 1928; E 704578;
Edward William Ehrlich, Detroit.
19758
One Sunday after mass; from Songs
of old Ireland, words by A. P.
Graves, music arr. by Chas. V. Stan-
ford, of Great Britain; alto, ten.,
1st and 2d bass; in G. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug.
24, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 12; E 697937;
Boosey & co., Itd., London. 19759
One (The) that once belonged to me;
words by A. M. Whelan, music by
Sylvester Long Cross. © 1 ¢. Sept.
4, 1928; EK 704363; Anna M. Whelan, ©
Aberdeen, Wash. 19760
Only a dream; words and music by
Betty Rosen [i. e. Bessie Betty
Rosen] © 1c. Aug. 8, 1928; E
704736; Betty Rosen, Chicago.
19761
Only an hour; words by Theodore
Curzon, music by Nino Maudini, of
Great Britain; in F. © Sept. 5,
1928; 1 c. Sept. 6; E 697879; Cary &
co., London. 19762
Only one way; words by EH. L. Thomp-
son, music by N. Carlson. © June
20, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 22; E 698679;
Nathaniel Carlson, Miami, Fla.
19763
lyric and music by
S. HE. Wren. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1928;
E 704796; Susan Hugenia Wren,
Excelsior Springs, Mo. 19764
Onward Cincinnati, ’m mighty proud
of my home town; words and music
by Tommie Milet, arr. by George HB.
Hunt. © Sept. 3, 1928; 2 Sept. 25;
E 698709; Kroger grocery and bak-
ing co., Cincinnati. 19765
Open the heavens, we pray; hymn,
by N. B. Herrell, arr. by R. EH. Mc-
Only one you;
Neill. © June 28, 1926; 2 c. Aug.
27, 1928; E 699299; God’s Bible
school and revivalist, Cincinnati.
19766
Orange lines; by C. S. Balcom; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 12, 1928: BE 704543;
Carroll 8. Balcom, Lancaster, Mass.
19767
10:
“pt. BS. fy o23.
Oratoriesque; by Mortimer Wilson, op.
88, no. 4; violin, with pf. ace. (Jn.
Instrumental unisons) © Sept. 11,
1928; 2 ¢. Sept. da. a oosesn. oe
Fischer & bro., New York. 19768
Orienta; lyric and music by E. B.
Cheatham. [Words and melody
only] ©. .¢. Sept. 15, 1928; &
704647; Eugene 3B. Cheatham,
Detroit. 19769
Oriental (An) legend; by J. Kabrin;
violin and pf: Chicago, Ivory tower
publisher. © June 18, 1928; 2 ec.
Sept. 12; E 698481; James Kabrin,
Chicago. 19770
Original Dixieland one-step; by the
Original Dixieland band, special
arr. by Red Nichols; orch. © Sept.
1; 1928 ;::2),e7.,Sept.:4.3 522699500 5
Edward B. Marks music co., New
York. ‘ 19771
Other (The) side the hill; 2-pt. choral,
poem by Dana Burnet, music by
Dorothy Radde Emery, treble voices.
4to. © Sept. 8, 1928; 2 ¢. Sept. 7;
E 698413; Kay and Kay music pub.
corp., New York. 19772
Ottowa; march by F. H. Noel; band.
Ato. © Sept. 6, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 8;
E 699275; Fillmore bros co., Cin-
cinnati. 19773
Our castle of love; from White lilacs,
words by J. Keirn Brennan, music
by Maurie Rubens. New York,
Harms, inc. © Sept. 14, 1928; 2 ¢.
Sept. 17; E 698551; Shubert theatre
corp., New York. 19774
Our dreams of love; words by R.
Hastie, music’, bye), Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ec.
Sept. 8, 1928; E 704492; Robin
Hastie, Cave in Rock, Il. 19775
Our leader; march, by W. Broughton ;
band, with soio cornet conductor.
Ato... © Aug..2, 19283) 2G, Aus, 6;
E 698102; Salvation army national
headquarters, New York. 19776
Our little dream; lyrics by Frederick
H. Martens, music by Charles Wake-
field Cadman. [Words and melody
only} ©°1 c.™ Sepe. a, te285) Ei
704640; DeSylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine., New York. 19T(T
Our next President; words by ©. K.
Bartlett, music by Robert H. Bren-
nen. New York City, Frank Hard-
ing. ©. Sept. 12, 1928; 2 ¢. Sept.
14; BE 699355; Caroline K. Bartlett,
Colorado Springs, Col. 19778
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
Our next President; words by EH. J.
Murphy, music by F. EH. Wilson;
med. voice. [Words and melody
omy (Cy) tT ¢ Sept, 24, 1928; “Hi
704859; E. J. Murphy, Los Angeles,
and Frances E. Wilson, San Dimas,
Calif. 19779
Our President, Al E. Smith; words
and music by V. Ficcio. © Sept. 8,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 6; E 698365; Valen-
tino Ficcio, Tampa, Fla: 19780
Our songs: words by Sara Bard Field,
music by M. A. Arnason, of Den-
mark, domiciled at San Francisco,
op. 12. 1. Could you not watch with
mine one little hour. [5 othets] ©
Ate a0, 19285492 «. “Sept. 5% E
698714; Magntis A. Arnason, San
Francisco. 19781
Our wedding night; words and music
by B. Samberg. [Words and melody
only! '*© 1 ec.’ Sept.’ 19,°-1928: E
704771; Benjamin Samberg, Brook-
lyn. ' 19782
Outcast (The); words and music by
C. Fox. © Aug. 18, 1928; 2 c. Aug.
18; E 699164; Catharine Fox, Mid-
dletown, Del. 19783
Over the top of the hill; words by A.
Seymour Brown and Eddie Grant,
music by Albert Von Tilzer. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Sept. 10,
1928; EH 704488; Broadway music
corp., New York. 19784
Overtone (The) system for the violin;
or, Secrets of the fingerboard, in-
tensive course of training in intona-
tion, time, rhythm, ete. by C. HE.
Dupree. sec. 1,.p..2—7. © July 27,
1928; 2 c. July 28; E 698338; Clar-
ence HE. Dupree, Cleveland, O. 19785
Owl (The); trio, words by Alfred
Tennyson, music by James Beam,
arr. by William Stickles; sop., alto
and bar. New York, Chappell-
Harms, ine. 4to. © Sept. 21, 1928;
2 c. Sept. 24; E 699496 ; Harms, inc.,
New York. 19786
Owl’s (The) lullaby; words and music
by J. L. Bishop. Eldorado Springs,
Mo., Bobbie Linken co. © Sept. 12,
1928 ; 2 c. Sept. 15; E 698554; James
Lincoln Bishop, Eldorado Springs,
Mo. 19787
Pacchiana ... pss! words and arr. of
music by U. Sistarelli, of Italy, dom-
iciled at Los Angeles. S8vo. [Photo-
stat] © Sept. 5, 1928; 2c. Sept. 24;
E 698675; Dionisio Acosta and Um-
berto Sistarelli, Los Angeles. 19788
19798
~
Pagan prayer; words by Marie An-
toinette Taylor, music by Robert M.
Crawford; med. voice. © Sept. 11,
1928; 2 c Sept. 15; E 6993876; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 19789
Paganini; fantaisie-sélection sur les
motifs de ’opérette de Franz Lehar,
arr. par F. Salabert, of France;
orch., avec pf. conducteur et 1°” vio-
lons conducteur. 4to. © June 20,
1928; 1 c. July 9; E 697749; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 19790
Paganini; opérette romantique en 3
actes, de André Rivoire d’aprés Paul
Knepler et Bela Jenbach, musique
de Franz Lehar, of France. © June
20, 1928; 1c. July 3; D 27364; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 19791
Pal (A) good and true; words and
music by B. Heather. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 26, 1928;
E 704905; Blanche Heather, Lords-
burg, N. M. 19792
Pal of those glad golden days; words
by F. Rockwell, music by Robert H.
Brennen. New York, Frank Hard-
ing. © Sept. 20, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 24;
EK 699486; Florence Rockwell, Viro-
qua, Wis. 19793
Palestrina (Giovanni Pierluigi Santo)
O bone Jesu (O blessed Jesus) three-
pt. song, words by A. M. von B.,
music arr. by Louis Victor Saar;
women’s voices. 4to. © Sept. 12,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 17; E 699363 ; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 19794
Pals just pals; words and music by
Dave Dreyer and Herman Ruby; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by May Sin-
ghi Breen. © Sept. 14, 1928; 2 ¢.
Sept. 15; E 698526; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 19795
Panic; by Jakob Schonberg, of Ger-
many, arr. by Quentin Maclean, of
Great Britain; orch., with pf. con-
ductor. © Aug. 24, 1928; 1 « Sept.
8: E 697903; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) ltd., London. 19796
Panie (The) ; by Howdy Quicksell and
Jimmie Dorsey, arr. by Howdy
Quicksell; orch. 4to. © July 16,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 4; E 699261; Denton
& Haskins music pub. co., inc., New
York. 19797
Panis angelicus; from Messe solen-
nelle, a study for the G string, by
César Franck, arr. by Henry S. Saw-
yer, bowed and fingered by Ann
Hathaway; violin with pf. ace. ©
Sept. 4, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 8; E 699279 ;
McKinley music co., Chicago. 19798
; 1027
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19799
Paqué te juites; duo, cancién Mexi-
cana, letra y mtsica de Jorge De-
leén Paniagua, of Mexico, domiciled
at El Paso. © 1. Sept. 25, 1928;
E 704883; Alberto Solis, El Paso.
19799
Parade fantastique; by R. M. Will-
son, arr. by Milan Roder; orch. ©
Sept. 1) 49267" *e: Septir 10;
699439 ; Edwin F. Kalmus, inc., New
York. 19800
Parade of the mummers; a carnival
episode, composed and arr. by Wil-
liam C. Schoenfeld; orch. and pf.
© Sept; 7, 1928; 2 ce, Sept..10; EH
698441; Photo play music ¢o., inc.,
New York. 19801
Parade of the pirates; march charac-
teristic, by John W. Bratton; pf.
© Sept. 8, 1928; 2 ¢. Sept. 13; E
698520; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 19802
Pardon the glove; by Howdy Quick-
sell [pseud. of Howard Quicksell],
arr. by Emory C. Lucas; pf. ©
July 9, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 4; E 698712;
Denton & Haskins music pub. co.,
inec., New York. 19803
Parents prayer; words and music by
H. G. Bellin. [English and Yid-
dish texts] © 1. Aug. 23, 1928;
E 704505; Herman G. Bellin, An-
sonia, Conn. 19804
Pathetic reproach; by Jean Beghon,
scored by James C. McCabe; orch.,
with pf. or organ conductor. New
York, Irving Berlin standard music
corp. 4to. © Sept. 18, 1928; 2 c.
Sept. 19; E 699458; M. Baron, Great
eek yas Lo ONG ae 19805
Peace at eventide (Abendfrieden) ; by
Willi Lautenschlaeger, of Germany,
op. 105, no. 3; pf. .© Sept. 17, 1928;
2 ec. Sept. 19; E 698637; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 19806
Peculiar ; that oo-la la-la-la tune, words
by Paul Corbell and Larry Yoell,
music by Nat Goldstein; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Sept. 6, 1928; 2 c. Sept.
11; E 699309; Villa Moret, ine., San
Francisco. 19807
Peggy Lou; words and music by L. EH.
Williams. ©. 1 c. Sept. 8, 1928;
EK 704500; Lucile Ellen Williams,
Milwaukee. 19808
Pendant la tempéte; esquisse drama-
tique, par Marcel Laisné, of France;
orch. symphonique, avec pf. conduc-
teur:’»4to. ° ©’ "Dee! "31,1927; 1 ce.
10
pt. Inne S45 v5
July 2, 1928; Marcel
Labbé, Paris. 19809
Perché canto; stornellata, di Hugenio
Mignone, of Italy; piccola orch. 4to.
© June 25, 1928; 1 ce. July 20; E
697889; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
19810
Pero oyes Maria; cancidn popular
Mexicana, versi y musica arr. de
José Cordova Cantti y Valdés, both
of Mexico, domiciled at Los Angeles ;
pf. [Photostat] © 1 ¢. Sept. 13,
1928; E 704585; Felipe Valdés Leal,
Los Angeles. 1 19811
Personality; from Billie, lyric and
music by George M. Cohan. © Sept.
1, 1928; 2 c. Sept: 5; EH 6983755. M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 19812
Personality; words and musi¢e by T.
E 697781;
Crawford. [Words and melody
only] lve: Aug. 10 192550 5
696926; Timothy Crawford, New
York. 19813
Petdfi csardas; de G. Chorin, op. 254,
arr. par F. Salabert, of France;
orch., avee pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
June, 20, 19285, 1 peroahiy 2395 H
697157; Francis Salabert, Paris.
19814
Petofi esirdis; par G. Chorin, of
Austria, ° op. ‘254=" pi. 4@ Aue, 5,
1928; 1c. Sept. 1; E 697831; Francis
Salabert, Paris. - 19815
Philadelphia blues; words by Mac
McShirley [pseud. of F. M. McShir-
ley], Music by Vie Guebard [i. e. V.
A. Guebard]; pf. and ukulele acc.
[Photostat] © 1c. Sept. 15, 1928;
E 704613; Victor Albertis Guebard,
Fort Wayne, Ind., and Frank Metz-
ger McShirley, Oakville, Ind. 19816
Piccoli canti; traduzione de B. Baldi,
musica di Gaspare Scuderi, of Italy.
Oh! ditegli v’ imploro! [2 others]
©. June 6, 1928: 4A cc. July2s EB
697890; A. & G. Carisch & ¢c., Milan.
19817
Piccolo amore; versi di P. Farina,
musica di A. Galasso, of Italy. domi-
ciled at Jersey City. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 17, 1928;
E 704652; Paolo Farina, New York,
and Anthony Galasso, Jersey City.
19818
Pickaninny’s sandman; words by Bruce
Barton, music by Ernest Harry
Adams. 1. Sop. or ten.—2. Mezzo-
sop. or bar.—3. Alto or bass. ©
Sept. 12, 1928; 2 c. each Sept. 13;
E 698498; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 19819
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
19840
Picture books; by Arthur C. King; 2
violins and pf. © Sept. 5, 1928;
2c. Sept. 8; E 698468; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 19820
Pierné (Paul) Pastorale; par. P.
Pierné, of France; orch., avec pf.
conducteur. © Aug. 5, 1928; 1 ©¢.
Sept. 1; E 697825; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 19821
Piney woods money mama _ blues;
words and music by Blind Lemon
Jefferson. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1928; EH 704707;
Chicago music pub. co., inc., Chicago.
19822)
Pining; words by Hstelle Fryde, music
by Stanley Fryde, of Poland, domi-
ciled at Brooklyn, Estelle Fryde and
Jack Sherman. © 1c. Aug. 22,
1928; E 704318; Jacob Sherman,
Brooklyn. 19823
Pitter patter; by H. F. Reser; ten.
banjo, with pf. ace. © Aug. 15,
1928; 2c. Sept. 10; E 699313; Harry
F.. Reser, New York. 19824
Pixies’ dance; by D. Pridham, of Great
Britain; pf. London, W. Paxton &
co., ltd. © Oct. 8, 1928; 1 ¢. Oct. 3;
E For. 225; Dora Pridham, London.
19825
Pixies’ (The) wedding dance; by Felix
Gerard, of Great Britain, op. 10, no.
3; pf. © Aug. 20, 1928; 1 c. Aug.
31; E 697714; Joseph Williams, 1td.,
London. 19826
Playful rondo; by C. W. Greene, arr.
by Florence B. Price; violin, with
pf. ace., violin pt. bowed and fingered
by Ann Hathaway. © Sept. 20,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 28; E 699535; Mc-
Kinley music co., Chicago. 19827
Playfulness; by Emil Held; violin and
pf. © Sept. 7, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 19;
E 698586: Co-operative music co.,
Philadelphia. 19828
Playmates; words by Larry Spier,
music by James Dietrich. [Words
© 1c. Sept. 12,
Spier & Coslow,
19829
Pleading with thee; hymn, words by
¥. A. Perkins, music by W. B. Olm-
stead. © Aug. 2, 1928; 2 c Sept.
10; E 698405; W. B. Olmstead, Chi-
cago. 19830
Please Mr. Blues; words and music
by Tampa Red. [Words and mel-
15681—28——_5
and melody only]
1928; E 704561;
ine., New York.
ody only] ©1c. Aug. 27, 1928; E
704606; Louis Neustadter, Chicago.
19831
Pobre de mi! tango, par M. Gutierrez-
Ponce, arr. par. F. Salabert, of
France; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Aug. 5, 1928; 1 ec. Sept. 1;
E 697847; Francis Salabert, Paris.
19832
Politician’s (The) run; words by F.
S. Tengowski, music by Luther A.
Clark. © 1 e Sept. 25, 1928; H
704890; Frank S. Tengowski, Forest
City, Pa. 19833
Polka spagnola; by G. Buzzolani, of
Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn. [Mel-
ody only] © 1. Sept. 27, 1928;
E 704965; Giosué Buzzolani, Brook-
lyn. 19834
Polly Primrose; fox-trot novelty, by
John KF. Burckhardt and Herman
Knoll, jr., arr. by Frankie Ward;
orch. 4to. © Aug. 15, 1928; 2 ¢.
Sept. 4; E 699263; Denton & Has-
kins musie pub. co., ine., New York.
19835
Polly Primrose; fox-trot novelty, by
John. EF. Burckhardt and Herman
Knoll, jr.;. pf. © Aug. 15, 1928;
2c. Sept. 4; E 699264; Denton &
Haskins music pub. co., ine., New
York. 19836
Pompanola; from Fred Stone show,
words and music by B. G. De Sylva,
Lew Brown and Ray Henderson.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Aug. 30, 1928; E 704299; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine, New
York. 19837
Porto Rico (The) storm; words and
music by C. J. Robison. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Sept. 27,
1928; E 704924; Carson J. Robison,
New York. 19838
Prairie (La) en flammes (The prai-
rie in flames) ; galopade du far-west,
par R. et W. Cantrelle, both of
France; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Aug. 5, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 1;
E 697795; Choudens, Paris. 19839
Praise to God the angels sing; Christ-
mas anthem, words by Vernon
Emery, music by Dorothy Radde
Emery; mixed voices with pf. or
organ ace. 4to. © Sept. 7, 1928;
2c. Sept. 8; E 699287; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 19840
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19841
pt. Ill, n. S., v. 23
Pranks of the pirates; words by Effa
EK. Preston, music by George W.
Wilmot; pf. Pirate drill. [and 1
other] © Aug. 22, 1928; 2 c Aug.
25; E 699174; March bros., Leba-
non, O. 19841
Prayer for full redemption; hymn,
words by Wilson T. Hogue, music
by Mary Dake Fink. © Aug. 2,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 20; H 699414; N.
W. Fink, Chicago. 19842:
Prayer for revival; words by J. Tay-
lor, adapt. N. C., music by N. Carl-
son. © June 20, 1928; 2 c Sept.
22; EH 698681; Nathaniel Carlson,
Miami, Fla. 19843
Preghiera (La) di Nobile; versi di
Angelo Ventura, musica di 8. Luna.
©20 .c Sept.“ 17, 19285) bh (04626 ;
Sisto Luna, New York. 19844
Preludio et Allegro fugato; deux
pieces par F. Ronchini, of Italy;
pour violoncello seul, et pour violon-
cello et pf. © June 20, 1928; 1 c.
July 3; E 697766; Lucien de La- |
19845
Premier (Le) livre de divertissements
cour, Paris.
francais; a deux et 4 trois, par
Georges Migot, of France; flite,
clarinette en la et harpe. 1. Pre-
lude. [4 others] © June 15, 1928;
1 ¢« July 2; BE 697754; Alphonse
Leduc et cie., Paris. 19846
Pretty petite and sweet; from Just a
minute, words by Walter O'Keefe,
music by Harry Archer; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Sept. 17, 1928; 2 «.
Sept. 18; E 698567; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc, New
York. 19847
Primi passi; valzer lento, by G. Buz-
zolani, of Italy, domiciled at Brook-
lyn. [Melody only] ©. 1 e¢. Sept.
27, 1928; E 704966; Giosué Buzzo-
lani, Brooklyn. 19848
Prince (The) of the air; words and
musie by E. Hope. [Photostat] ©
1 c. Sept. 11, 1928; E 704980; Hlea-
nor Hope, Washington. 19849
Priske, (John /M.), Four, short | re-
sponses; words by J. M. Priske, and
from Luke XI; mixed voices, a cap-
pella. Boston, Mass., Chas. W.
Homeyer & co. 4to. © Sept. 12,
1928: 2 c. Sept. 22; E 698668; John
M. Priske, Nashua, N. H. 19850
Prohibition and why; words and mu-
sic by H. A. Nyblin. [Words and
melody only] © 1 ec. Sept. 19,
1928; E 704806; Henry A. Nyblin,
Chicago. 19851
Prologue sinistro; by Reginald Somer-
ville, of Great Britain; orch., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Aug. 7, 1928;
1 c. Aug. 11; E 697921; Meyer de
Wolfe, London. 19852
Puccini (Giacomo) Turandot; selec-
tion, arr. by R. J. EF. Howsill, of
England; pf. © Aug. 23, 1928; 1 «¢.
Aug. 24; EH 697673; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 19853
Purple road; words by Effa Preston,
music by James Beam, arr. by Wil-
liam Stickles. New York, Chappell-
Harms, ine. 4to. 1. Male quartet.—
2. Female trio—3s. Mixed quartet.
© Sept. 26, 1928; 2c. each Sept. 27;
E 698719-698721; Harms, inc., New
York. ; 19854-19856
Purtatele ’0 manicomio; versi € musica
di G. Amato, of Italy, domiciled at
. Brooklyn. [Words and . melody
only] .Opd. @ Sept. en, taza ky
704962; Gennaro Amato, Brooklyn.
19857
Pusilleco e marechiare; valzer arr. by
R. Romani. © 1c. Sept. 20, 1928;
E 704755; Romano Romani, New
York. 19858
Quand ils sont ensemble; paroles de
Jean Boyer et Gabriello, musique de
J. Boyer et Henry Verdun, both of
France; pf. ace. avec arr. de Yl
ukulele par F. Salabert. © Aug.
5, 1928; 1 ce. Sept. 1; EH. 697838;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 19859
Quand la dame!!! paroles de Phylo,
musique de G. Gabaroche et Fietter,
both of France; pf. acc., avee arr. de
V ukulele par F. Salabert. © Aug.
5, 1928; Lc, psepbi., he) BL G3iSse ;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 19860.
Quand on a du fric; paroles de Jean
Bastia, musique de Irving Paris, of
France; pf. acc., avec arr. de I’
ukulele par F. Salabert. © Aug.
5, 1928; 1c. Sept. 1; HEH. 697834;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 19861
Quanno fa notte ’a Merica; versi e
musica di A. Volpe, of Italy, domi-
ciled at Waterbury, Conn. © 1 e.
Sept. 7. 1928; E 704465; Alberto
Volpe, Waterbury, Conn. 19862
Quartett; von Werner Htibschmann, of
Germany, op. 1; 2 violinen, viola und |
violoncell; in H moll. 12mo. ©
Aug. 15,° 1928: 1 eo Sepie4:; Eb
697861; Breitkopf & Hiirtel, Leipzig.
19863
1030
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
Quatuor; par Tibor Harsanyi, of Hun-
gary; 2 volons, alto et violoncelle,
12mo. © June 15, 1928; 1 ¢. July
2; E 697750; Siréne musicale, Paris.
19864
Querida mia (My dearest dear) ;
words and music by HE. M. Joseph,
of Switzerland, domiciled at San
Franscisco. © 1 ¢. Sept. 4, 1928;
E 704353; Eleinore M. Joseph, San
Francisco. 19865
Quiet and peaceful; by A. Louis Scar-
molin; pf. © Sept. 11, 1928; 2 «¢.
Sept. 15; E 699386; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 19866
Rain (The) came pouring down;
words by Jack Wilson, music by
E. Whittemore. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Sept. 25, 1928; E
704860 ; Earl-Whittemore, Baltimore.
19867
Rainbow (The); words by Christina
Rossetti, music by Eric H. Thiman,
of Great Britain; in BH. Sept.
Pe idee. FC, sept: 25; HK For., 10;
Novello & co., Itd., London. 19868
words and music by
[Words and melody
Rainy days;
Harry Pomar.
enlyvinG st. e1.Sept. . 27,.. 1928;, B
704939; Polk C. Brockman, Atlanta.
19869
Rapid fire; march, by Walter Rolfe;
pf., four hands. © Sept. 17, 1928;
2 ¢c. Sept. 19; E 698634; Theodore
Presser co.. Philadelphia. 19870
Rat-tat-tat-too; words and music by
A. Hisenbourg. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ec. Sept. 4, 1928; HB
704876; Adolphe Eisenbourg, Bos-
ton. 19871
Rataplan! fox trot, di Eugenio Mig-
none, of Italy; piccola orch. 4to.
© Aug. 10, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 21; EB
For. 3; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
19872
Reach down unto me; words and mu-
sic by H. K. Meacham; pipe organ
and cho. © Sept. 8, 1928; 2 ce. Sept.
8; E 699403; Haskell K. Meacham,
Gould, Okl. 19873
Reconcillation; words and music by
E. M. Joseph, of Switzerland, domi-
ciled at San Francisco. © 1c. Sept.
4, 1928; E 7043852; Eleiinore M. Jo-
seph, San Francisco. 19874
Recueil no 1; de L’ ceil en coulisse,
lyrics de Ch. L. Pothier, musique de
Henri Bereny, of France; pf. acc.,
19884
~
avee arr. de |’ ukulele de F. Sala-
bert. L’ wil en coulisse. [4 others]
© June 20, 1928; 1 « July 3; EB
697735; Francis Salabert, Paris.
19875
Red pepper; fox-trot, by Charles Ray-
mond and Ellwood M. Wilson, arr.
by Ellwood M. Wilson; orch. 4to.
© July 9, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 4; E
699262; Denton & Haskins music
pub. co., ine., New York. 19876
Redemption; sacred song, words by
Carl Avery Werner, music by Gus-
tave Ferrari, of Switzerland; no. 2,
in Cc. © Sept. 11, 1928; 2 c. Sept.
12; E 698605; Boosey & co., ltd.
New York. 19877
Reed (William) Six pieces for the soft
stops; organ. 1. Prelude in BE. [5
others] © Feb. 16, 1927; 2 ¢ Sept.
14, 1928; H 699348; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 19878
Remembrance; by L, L. Ditlevson; pf.
© 1c Sept. 26, 1928; E 704895;
Lois Lund Ditlevson, Owatonna,
Minn. 19879
Rencontre (La) des monstres (Meeting
of the monsters); by Cecil S. Cop-
ping, arr. by Walter C. Schad; orch.
with pf. or organ conductor. ©
Aug £71928 > 2c Auer see ee
698337; G Schirmer, inc., New York.
19880
Repartee; by Mortimer Wilson, op. 88,
no. 6; violin, with pf. ace. (J in-
strumental unisons) © Sept. 11,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 13; E 699339; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 19881
Répertoire moderne de _ vocalises-
etudes; par divers auteurs, of
France, publiées sous la direction de
A. L. Hettich; pour voix moyennes
et élevées. v. 5. [French, English,
German, Italian, Spanish and Por-
tuguese text] © Aug. 5, 1928; 1c.
Sept. 1; E 697851; Alphonse Ledue
et cie., Paris. 19882
Reser’s (Harry) new instruction
course for tenor banjo. Lessons 13—
20. © Aug. 1, 1928; 2 c. each Sept.
10; aff. Sept. 8; A 1056839; Harry
F. Reser, New York. 19883
Reuben and Rachel ; by William Gooch,
theme with variations arr. by Henry
S. Sawyer; pf. © Sept. 20, 1928;
2 c. Sept. 28; E 699545; McKinley
music co., Chicago. 19884
1031
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19885
Reuben and Rachel; melody by Wil-
liam Gooch, arr. by Henry S. Saw-
yer; violin, with pf. acc., violin’ pt.
bowed and fingered by Ann Hatha-
way. © Sept. 20, 1928; 2 ¢. Sept.
28: E 699536; McKinley music co.,
Chicago. ~19885
Reverie; by D. Truscott, of Great
Britain; violoncello or violia, with
pf. ace. London, A. Weekes & co.,
ltd. © June 7, 1928; 1'c. July 20;
KH 6979826; Dexter Truscott, London.
19886
Reward; words and music by Sidney
Clare and Lew Pollack. © Aug. 7,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 1; EH 699252; De
Syiva, Brown & Henderson, inc., New
York. 19887
Rhythm (The) band series; v. 1, for
kindergarten and primary grades,
by Lyravine Votaw, Ruth Laederach
and Cora Mannheimer. © July 26.
1928; 2 c. July 30; aff. Aug. 30; A
1056138; Raymond A. Hoffman co.,
Chicago. 19888
Rhythmic ripples: by Emil Velazco.
© 1c. Sept. 7, 1928; E 704459 ; Spier
& Coslow, inc., New York. 19889
Rhythms for children, no. 3; text by
M. S. Shafer, music by M. M.
Mosher. New York, A. S. Barnes &
co. © Aug. 4; 2 c. Sept. 26; aff.
Aug. 15; A 1056686; Mary S. Shafer
and Mary Morgan Mosher, New
York. 19890
Riesenfeld (Hugo) March; arr. by
Oscar Potoker, of Poland, domiciled
at Los Angeles; orch., with pf. con-
ductor. [Photostat] © Sept. 1,
1928: 2c. Sept. 10; E 699442 ; Edwin
F. Kalmus, inc., New York. 19891
Right (The) Miss Wright; words and
music by B. Angers. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 19, 1928;
E 704802; Bell Angers, Los Angeles.
19892
Right out of rbeaven; from Cross my
heart, words by Joseph McCarthy,
music by Harry Tierney; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Sept. 5, 1928; 2 ¢.
Sept. 7; E 698380; Harms, inc., New
York. 19893
Ring out, sweet bells; trio, arr. by
Alfred Moffat, of Great Britain;
women’s voices. 4to. © Sept. 7,
1928: 2 ec. Sept. 10; E 698392; Ar-
thur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 19894
Riquet A la houppe; comédie musicale
en trois actes et un prologue, pa-
. pt. I pnps. wa2e
roles et musique de Georges Hiie,
of France. 4to. 1. Choeurs hommes;
ténors et basses.—2. Choeurs
femmes; soprani et contralti. ©
June 20, 1928; 1 ¢. each July 3; E
697774, 697775; Heugel, Paris.
19895, 19896
Rire (Le) Parisien (Merry Paris) |
piéce gaie, par Francis Casadesus, of
France; orch., avee pf. conducteur.
4to. © Aug. 5, 1928; 1 « Sept. 1;
E 697793 ; Choudens, Paris. 19897
Rise, rise, my soul; hymn, words by
Wilson T. Hogue, music by- Mary
Dake Fink. © Aug. 2,.1928: 2 c.
Sept. 20; E 699415; N. W. Fink,
Chicago. 19898
Rocky (The) Mountain blues; fox trot,
words and music by Johnnie Mills
fi. e. J. A. Mills]. New York, Frank
Harding. © Aug. 25, 1928; 2 ec.
Sept. 5; E 699257;. John A. Mills,
St. Louis. 19899
Roll dat cotton; words by C. H. Galli-
gan, music by G. Spink, arr. by
Alfred R. Dalby. 4to. © Aug. 22,
1928; 2c. Aug. 23; E 699269; Charles
H. Galligan and George Spink, New
York. 19900
Roll dat cotton; words by C. H. Galli-
gan, music by G. Spink, arr. by Al-
fred R. Dalby; orch. 4to. © Aug.
22,: 1928.2 ¢: Aug. 23;. B69s8243 §
Charles H. Galligan and George
Spink, New York. 19901
Roll the cotton down; halliards, 4-pt.
cho., words from sailors’ chanty,
music by Bryceson Treharne, of
Great Britain, domiciled at New
York; men’s voices, with solo for
high bar. or ten. 4to. © Sept. 19,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 25; EH 699505; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 19902
Romance; by E. LeSieur, op. 6, no. 18;
pf. ©1c. Sept. 24, 1928; H 704858 ;
Eugene LeSieur, Sanford, Me.
19903
Romance; by M. V. Dunham; pf.
[Photostat] © 1«@ Sept. 25, 1928;
E 704893; Mary Van Arsdale Dun-
ham, San Francisco. 19904
Romance; by Thurlow Lieurance,
transcribed by Emile Simon; cello
and pf., in D. © Sept. 17, 1928;
2 ¢. Sept. 19; E 698631; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 19905
Romance (The) of Lady June; words
by Harry Parr, music by Herbert
Oliver, of Great Britain; in HE flat.
1032
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
© Sept. 20, 1928; 1 ¢ Sept. 20; E
For. 15; Joseph Henry Larway, Lon-
don. 19906
Romantic dances; by Dorothy Forster,
of Great Britain; pf. 1. My lady’s
fan. [2 others] © Aug. 31, 1928;
1 ec. Sept. 1; E 697876; Cary & co.,
London. 19907
Rosary of memories; words by Mary
Imeidine, music by Dorothy Alex-
ander. © Sept. 17, 1928; 2 ¢. Sept.
19, 1928; E 699429; Alexander &
co., Salt Lake City. 19908
Roscoe William; by Bill Helms. [i. e.
William Helms] [Melody only] ©
1 c. May 31, 1928; HE 691975; Polk
C. Brockman, Atlanta. 19909
Rose (The) and the ring; musical play
in 2 acts, adapted from Thackeray
by Harris Deans, lyrics by Desmond
Carter, music by Robert Cox, of
Great Britain. Vocal sc. © Aug.
17, 1928; 1 ¢. Sept. 14; E 697961.
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd.,
London. 19910
Rose bowers; by Walter Whittlesey, of
Great Britain; orch., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © July 20, 1928; 1 «¢.
Sept. 20; E. For. 30; Perry & Gill,
London. 19911
Rose by the way; words by Frederick
H. Martens, music by John Open-
shaw; in C. © Sept. 17, 1928: 2 «.
Sept. 19; E 698640; Theodore Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 19912
Rose of my heart; words and music
by M. Thilmany. [Words and mel-
ody only]. © 1 c« Sept. 26, 1928;
E 704906; Margarette Thilmany,
Evansten, Ill. 19913
Rose of Oregon; words and music by
Gus Peterson [i. e. Augustus Peter-
son]; pf. and ukulele acc. © July
25, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 10; E 696910;
Schmidt and Peterson, Milwaukee.
19914
Rose of spring; entr’acte gavotte,
composed and arr. by R. Bicchieri;
orch. and pf. © Sept. 7, 1928; 2 «.
Sept. 10; E 698440; Photo play mu-
Sic co., inc., New York. 19915
Rosebud (The); words by William
Broome, music by Ivy Frances Klein,
of Great Britain. © Aug. 28, 1928;
1 ce. Aug. 381; E 697724; Murdoch,
Murdoch & co., inc. with John G.
Murdoch & co., ltd., London, 19916
Roses of yesterday; words and music
by Irving Berlin. © Aug. 31, 1928;
é 19928
2c. Sept. 1; E 698328; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. 19917
Rosina; mazurka, by G. Napoli, of
Italy, domiciled at New York. ©
1 c. Sept. 27, 1928; E 7049738; Giu-
seppe Napoli, New York. 19918
Roxy; marcia one step, paroles de N.
Sganarelle, musique de T. Vaes, of
Belgium. New York, N. Y.—Ant-
werp, Belgium, Bob Bentley. ©
Sept. 1, °1928;;'' 1 -¢)' Sept! 15; .B
697959; Tony Vaes, Antwerp, Bel-
gium. 19919
Royal (The) hunt; from Songs of old
Ireland, words by A. P. Graves, mu-
sie arr.) by Chas. V. Stanford, of
Great Britain; alto, ten., lst and 2d
bass; in G. 4to. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Aug. 14, 1928;
1 c. Sept. 12; E 6979385; Boosey &
co., Itd., London. 19920
Rubber heels; bx Bernie Seaman and
Marvin Smolev; pf. © July 9, 1928;
2 ¢. Sept. 4; E 699266; Denton &
Haskins music pub. co., inc., New
York. 19$21
Rural song book; ed. by Walter Dam-
rosch, George H. Gartlan and Karl
W. Gehrkens. © Feb. 23, 1928; 2 ¢.
and aff. Sept. 24; A 1056578; Hinds,
Hayden & Hldridge, ine., New York.
19922
Russisches steppenlied; von Oswin
Keller, of Germany, op. 18, no. 1;
Salonorch. mit pf. conducteur. 4to.
© Sept. 25, 1928: 1 c. July 12; E
Koma2¢3. Aug) Cranz,>C. moe: A.
Leipzig. 19923
Sa valse; paroles de Didier Gold, mu-
sique de F. Wolter, of France. ©
Aug. 5, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 1; E 697832;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 19924
Sad (The) little elf; by Olive P. En-
dres; pf. © Sept. 7, 1928; 2 c Sept.
10; E 699333; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago. 19925
Sad moments; by Gene Rose; pf. ©
Sept. 24, 1928; 2 c«. Sept. 28; E
698749 ; West coast music publishers,
Seattle. 19926
Sad winds; words and music by W.
Robison. © 1 ¢. Sept. 8, 1928: EB
704503; Willard Robison, Crestwood,
Ne Y: 19927
Safety all the time; words and music
by Wm. H. Heagney. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 14, 1928:
E 704598 ; Walter Goodwin, inc., New
York. 19928
1053
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19929
Sailing; by Ann Thomas; pf. © Aug.
20, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 19; E 698587;
Co-operative music co., Philadelphia.
19929
St. Anthony; dramatic intermezzo, by
Reginald Somerville, of Great Bri-
tain; orch., with pf. conductor. ©
Aug. 24, 1928; 1 ec. Sept. 8; E 697904 ;
Hawkes & son (London) lItd., Lon-
don. 19930
St. Mary’s bells; from Songs of old
Ireland, words by A. P. Graves,
Irish melody arr. by Chas. V. Stan-
ford, of Great Britain; alto, ten.,
Ist and 2d bass; in F. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug.
14, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 12: EB 697934;
Boosey & co., Itd., London. 19931
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) Pa-
vane; transcribed by Georges Bar-
rére, of France, domiciled at New
York; violin or flute, with pf. acc.
© Sept. 11, 1928; 2 c Sept. 15; E
699379; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
: 19932
The swan;
of the animals, arr. by Henry S.
Sawyer, bowed and fingered by Ann
Hathaway; violin with pf. ace. ©
Sept. 4, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 8; E 699277;
McKinley music co., Chicago. 199383
Sakura blossom; cho., words’ by
Marion Haddock Barnes, music by
Gertrude Ross, arr. by Samuel
Richards Gaines; women’s voices,
with sop. solo and obbl. of oboe,
flute or muted violin. 4to. © Sept.
4, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 6; E 699259; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 19934
Salaaming the rajah; from Cross my
heart, words by Joseph McCarthy,
music by Harry Tierney; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Sept. 5, 1928; 2'c.
Sept. 7; E 698381; Harms, inc., New
York. 19935
Sally of my dreams; words and music
by William Kernell. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 15, 1928;
E 704641; DeSylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc., New York. 19936
Sandman (The) and his tunes; suite,
based on Hans Andersen’s fairy
tales, by Ernest Newton, of Great
Britain; pf. 1. The sandman’s lulla-
by. [5 others] © Sept. 11, 1928;
1 ce. Sept. 27; E For. 45; Interna-
tional music co., ltd., London. 19937
paroles de Fred Pearly et
musique de F.
both of
Sans nous;
Léo. Leliévre, fils,
Pearly et Pierre Chagnon,
from The carnaval
pt. 14, 02S), W..23
France; pf. ace., avec arr. de l’ uku-
lele de F. Salabert. © June 20,
1928; 1 ec. July 3; EH 697748; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 19938
Santa Lucia; Italian folk-song, tran-
scribed and arr. by Henry S.
Sawyer; violin, with pf. acc., violin
pt. bowed and fingered by Ann Hath-
away. © Sept. 20, 1928; 2 c. Sept.
28; E 699537; McKinley music co.,
Chicago. 19939
Santa Lucia; trio, air by T. Cottran,
arr. by Alfred Moffat, of Great Brit-
ain; women’s voices. 4to. © Sept.
7, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 10; EH 6983938;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
19940
Santa Monica Bay; words and music
by -P.. D. Cramers Oy tienen: tL,
1928; E 704355; Paul Dee Cramer,
Venice, Calif. 19941
‘Saturday morning; by Frances Terry;
pf. © Sept. 12, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 14;
EK 698491 ; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 19942
Satyr (The); danse fantastique, par
Herberte Jordan, of Great Britain;
pf. ‘© Sept. 5, 1928; "ec. Sept. 6;
E 697878; Cary & co., London.
19943
Saviour, again to thy dear name;
hymn anthem, words by John Eller-
ton, music by Paul Ambrose; mixed
voices, with violin obbl. 4to. ©
Sept. 17, 1928; 2 c« Sept. 19; H
698628 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 19944
Say it some more; from Billie, words
and music by George M. Cohan. ©
Sept. 1, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 5; EH 698376;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
19945
Scenes on the Mohawk; words and
music by G. A. Law. © Aug. 31,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 1; E 698342; George
Arthur Law, Elkhart, Ind. 19946
Scherzo misterioso; by Jean Beghon,
scored by James C. McCabe; orch.,
with pf. or organ conductor. New
York, Irving Berlin standard music
corp. 4to. ©. Sept. 18, 1928; 2 e.
Sept. 19; E 699459; M. Baron, Great
Neck Jas: ds GN 19947
Schubert (Franz Peter) Ave Maria;
arr. by Henry S. Sawyer; violin,
with pf. ace., violin pt. bowed and
fingered by Ann Hathaway. © Sept.
20, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 28; BH 699532;
McKinley music co., Chicago. 19948
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no. 9, 1928
Romantic overture; by Franz
Schubert, op. 34, transcribed for
orch. from the original pf. duo, by
Edgar Stillman-Kelley; sc. and pts.
(Ane. 8, 1998 > 2c Sept.. 8;. EB
698452; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
19949
Rosamunde; pastoral operetta in
2 acts, bk. by Alexander Dean, based
on the story of the original play by
Wilhelmina von Chezy, lyrics tr. by
Charles L. Mudge, music by Franz
Schubert, pf. sc. and finale arr. by
Ann Marie Smith, orch. of the solos
by Francis Findlay. Complete ed.
©’ July 211928: 2c. July 24; D
27367; Silver, Burdett & co., New-
are ni. e. 19950
The unknown soldier; 4-pt. cho.,
words by Gordon Johnstone, adapted
by Geoffrey O’Hara to Schubert’s
Adieu, arr. by Mark Andrews; male
voices. 4to. © Sept. 19, 1928; 2 «@.
Sept. 25; E 699501; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 19951
Scribble-ing your blues away; words
and music by E. Lewis. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 14, 1928;
EK 704617 ; Harl Lewis, Wilkes-Barre,
Pa. 19952
Seas (The) of England; unison song,
words by Walter de la Mare, music
by Charles Wood, of Great Britain.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Sept. 4, 1928; 1 c. Sept.
15; E 697967; H. F. W. Deane &
sons, the Year book press, Itd., Lon-
don. 19953
Second Hungarian dance; by Felix
Gerard, of Great Britain, op. 10, no.
2; pf. © Aug. 20, 1928; 1c Aug.
31; E 697715; Joseph Williams, ltd.,
London. 19954
Secrets; poem by Mary Ricca Comp-
ton, music by Emile Ricca; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Sept. 24, 1928; 2 ¢.
Sept. 28; E 698751; Lloyd Campbell
publications, San Francisco. 19955
Seek ye the Lord; anthem, words from
Isaiah 55 and John 1, music by Syd-
ney Thomson; solo, quartet ad lib.
and cho.; organ acc. 4to. © Sept.
fie foo, 2 Co Sep Lee Hh GS9S15 :
H. W. Gray co., New York. 19956
Seeking the way of the cross; words
by Lucia B. Cook, music by J. H.
Fillmore. Cincinnati, O., Fillmore
music house. © Sept. 20, 1928; 2 c.
Sept. 22; E 699457; Fillmore bros.
eo., Cincinnati. 19957
19968
Seenah; Indian love call, words and
music arr. by Wm. J. Schmidt; pf.
and ukulele ace. © July 25, 1928;
2 c. Aug. 10; E 696911; Schmidt
and Peterson, Milwaukee. 19958
Select gospel solos; collection and ar-
rangements by J. H. Fillmore. Cin-
cinnati, Fillmore music house. 4to.
© Sept. 11, 1928; 2 c Sept. 14; aff.
Sept. 12; A 1056183; Fillmore bros.
co., Cincinnati. 19959
Selection on popular songs; by Eric
Coates, selected and arr. by H. M.
Higgs, of Great Britain; orch., with
ist violin conductor. © Aug. 30,
1928; 1 c. Sept. 11; E 697949; Chap-
pell & co., ltd., London. 19960
Senor Juez; tango, letra de Alberto
Vacarezza, musica de Manuel Jovés,
of Spain; pf., con arr. de ukulele por
F. Salabert. © Aug. 5, 1928; 1 e.
Sept. 1; E 697833; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 19961
Serenade; by Gladys V. Gilbert, op.
22 no. 2 pty © Aug 28" 192802) ce.
Sept. 8; E 698455; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 19962
Sérénade; from Les millions d’Arle-
quin, by Richard Drigo, arr. by
Juanita Sawyer; pf. 4 hands. ©
Sept. 4, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 8; E 699276;
McKinley music co., Chicago. 19963
Serenade; she sleeps, my lady sleeps,
2-pt. choral, poem by Henry W.
Longfellow, music by Dorothy
Radde Emery, selected and arr. by
Christopher O’Hare; treble voices.
4to. © Sept. 8, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 7;
E 698414; Kay and Kay music pub.
corp., New York. 19964
Serenade (A); words by Clara V. W.
Mott, music by James Beam, arr. by
William Stickles; sop., alto and bar.
4to. © Sept. 26, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 27;
E 698722; Harms, ine., New York.
19965
Serenata a Titina; valzer arr. by R.
Romani. © 1c. Sept. 20, 1928; E
704754; Romano Romani, New York.
19966
Serenata comico-erotica; words and
music by A. J. Colon, of Spain,
domiciled at Brooklyn. © 1c. Sept.
5, 1928; E 704420; Adolfo Jiminez
Colon, Brooklyn. 19967
Serenata Napoletana; valzer arr. by
R. Romani. © 1 c. Sept. 20, 1928;
E 704756; Romano Romani, New
York. 19968
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19969
words and music by F. H.
Anderson, jr. [Single staff nota-
tion]: ©'1 ‘e: Sept. '28;%1928 5" b
704990; Frank Henry Anderson, jr.,
Oakland, Calif. 19969
Shadow land blues; fox trot, words
and music by T. Floyd, arr. by
Willie. Long. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1928;
EK 704868; Troy Floyd, San Antonio.
19970
Shadow of the blues; words and music
by W. Crawley. [Words and melody
only | tOrrd.. pes Sepeyi6, ) 2928/5) EH)
704732; Wilton Crawley, New York.
19971
Shakespeare (A) lullaby; 2-pt. song,
words by Shakespeare, music by
Ernest Newton, of Great Britain;
treble voices. 4to. © Sept. 7, 1928;
2 e¢@. Sept. 10; E 698394; Arthur P.
Schmidt co.,, Boston. 19972
Sevah;
She craves sympathy; lyric and music
by J. S. Happy.) "© 1 4e (Sept... 28,
1928; E 704992; Joseph
Happy, Nugatuck, Conn. 19973
She is so much like a flower; words
by C. Scott, music by B. M. Hale.
© 1 ¢ Sept. 4, 1928; E 704341;
Clyde Scott, Shawnee, Okl. 19974
She’s mine; words by R. Stevens,
music by David Reed. © Sept. 6,
1928; 2 e: Sept. 10; EH 699305;
Robert Stevens, Shawbridge, P. Q.,
Canada. 19975
She’s so clever; words and music by
B. Samberg.. [Words and melody
only |. ©: dower” Septia10; 1928;
EK 704479; Benjamin Samberg,
Brooklyn. 19976
She’s so refined; words and music by
A. Hisenbourg. [Chords, single
staff}. ©. 1,.c. Sept. 4, 1928; HE
704379; Adolphe EHisenbourg, Boston.
19977
She’s the girl I can’t forget; waltz,
words by F. L. Hower, music by
Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. Sept. 12, 1928;
EK 7045387; Frank Leslie Hower,
Washington. 19978
She’s wonderful; words by Gus Kahn,
music by Walter Donaldson; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Sept. 11, 1928;
2c. Sept. 11; E 699312; Donaldson,
Douglas & Gumble, inc., New York.
19979
She said maybe she would; lyric by
T. W. Cook, melody by T. W. Cook
and D. 8. Carlson; pf. ace. [Photo-
stat] © 1 @ July 16, 1928 oe
Stephan |
pt. 111, ni's., ¥.25
696291; Dorothy S. Carlson, Oak-
land, Calif., and Thomas W. Cook,
Berkeley, Calif. 19980
Shearing song; words by Edward
Lockton, music by Margaret Wool-
mer, of Great Britain. © Sept. 4,
1928; 1 ce. Sept. 6; H 697869; Chap-
pell & co., Itd., London. 19981
Sheep and lambs; anthem, words by
Katherine Tynan, music by Hugh A.
Mackinnon; mixed voices. 4to. ©
Feb. 8, 1927: 2 ce) Sept. 14, F928 ;
E 6993850; H. W. Gray eco., New
York. 19982
Shepherdess and Beau Brocade; duet,
from The rebel maid, words by Ger-
ald Dodson, music by Montague F.
Phillips, of Great Britain. © Sept.
14, 1928; 1 © Sept. 24; E For. 22;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 199838
Shepherds’ pipes; pastorale, by Dale
Braihe, of Australia; pf. © July 7,
1928; 1 c. Aug. 81; E 697710; Allan
& co., prop. Itd., Melbourne, Austra-
ia 19984
Shim-me-sha-wabble; fox trot, by
Spencer Williams, arr. by Red
Nichols; oreh. © Sept. 19, 1928;
2 c. Sept. 20; EH 699485; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. 19985
Show boat; selection, by Jerome Kern,
arr. by Guy Jones, of Great Britain ;
full military band. London, Chap-
pell & co., ltd. © Aug. 17, 1928; 1c.
Sept. 1; E 697864; T. B. Harms co..,.
New York. 19986
Show boat; valse, by Jerome Kern,
arr. by H. M. Higgs, orch. by Max
Irwin, of Great Britain; orch., with
pf. conductor. (22 Chappell’s or-
chestral journal) © Aug. 24, 1928;
1c. Sept. 7; E 697852; T. B. Harms
co., New York. 19987
Show the world your smile; fox trot,
words and music by M. P. Manga-
nella; pf. and ukulele acc. © 1.
Sept. 7, 1928; E 704467; Michael
Paul Manganella, Hollywood, Calif.
19988.
Shtiller-shtiller; words and music by
G. Goldstein... [Words and melody
only]. ©.1 «& Septadesolegs 2
704567; Gus Goldstein, Brooklyn.
19989
Si j'étais demoiselle; paroles de Albert
Willemetz et Ch. L. Pothier, musique
de C. Oberfeld, of Poland; pf. acc.,
avec arr. de Vukulele par F. Sala-
bert. © Aug. 5, 1928; 1 e. Sept. 1;
EK 697837 ; Francis Salabert, Paris.
19990:
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no. 9, 1928
20013
Si vous avez révé ca; paroles de Henry
Varna et Léo Leliévre, fils, musique
de Jean Boyer, of France; pf. acce.,
avec arr. de ukulele de F. Salabert.
© June 20, 1928; 1 c. July 3; E
697748; Francis Salabert, Paris.
19991
Si vous m’aimiez; melodie fox trot,
paroles de Armand Foucher, mu-
sique de Martin Garcias, of France.
cy done 20,1928; 2 ¢«.'Tuly_ 3: EB
697770; Lucien de Lacour, Paris.
19992
Silent night; by Hans Gruber, arr. by
K. Kotty; guitar. 4to. © Sept. 15,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 24; E 698692; Kil-
lianus Kotty, Milwaukee. 19993
Silhouette orientale; by Alfred Pratt, ;
ot Great Britain; oboe, with pf. acc.
© Aug. 11, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 12; E
697941; Boosey & co., Itd., London.
19994
Since mother’s gone; words and music
by Carson J. Robison. © Sept. 10,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 10; EH 699319; Tri-
angle music pub. co., ine., New York.
19995
Since you went away; words by R. C.
Riddick, music by Lewis C. Smith.
New York, Lawson music co. ©
July 1, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 25; E 698359 ;
Reuben C. Riddick, New York.
19996
Sing me a song of the South; from
The song writer, words and music
by Georgie Price and Abner Silver.
(©) Sept. 4, 1928; 2 c¢. Sept. 7; EB
698366; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
ine., New York. 19997
Singing a love song; from Chee chee,
words by Lorenz Hart, music by
Richard Rodgers; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Sept. 19, 1928; 2 c Sept. 21;
EK 698618; Harms, inc., New York.
19998
Sittin’ and whittlin’; words and music
by Joe L. Sanders. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Sept. 11, 1928;
EH 704528; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 19999
Sleep baby sleep; by Johnny Tucker
and Joe Schuster, arr. by George J.
Trinkaus. 4to. 1. Band; in D flat.—
2. Mixed voices. © Sept. 14, 1928;
2 c. each Sept. 18; E 698656, 698658 ;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
20000, 20001
Sleep baby sleep; by Johnny Tucker
and Joe Schuster, arr. by George J.
Trinkaus. 4to. 1. Male voices.—
2. Female voices. © Sept. 17, 1928;
2-e. each Sept. 21; E 699468, 699469 ;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
20002, 20003
Sleep baby sleep; fox trot, by Johnny
Tucker and Joe Schuster, arr. by
Art McKay; dance oreh., with words.
4to. © Sept. 8, 1928; 2 c Sept. 18;
E 698512; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 20004
Sleeping ’neath the shadows of the
moon; words by C. H. Wilson and
S. V. Young, music by F. E. Wilson.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 10, 1928; E 704867; Cary Ellis
Wilson, Frances HE. Wilson and S.
Vincent Young, San Dimas, Calif.
20005
Sleepy bye; by Florence A. Goodrich;
pr. © Sept. 1, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 8;
E 698438; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 20006
Slumber song; by Herbert Kinsey, of
Great Britain; violin and pf. (Jn
1929 school examinations violin, pri-
mary division, list A) © July 18,
1928; 1 c. July 27; E 697727; Asso-
ciated board of the Royal academy
of music and the Royal college of
music, London. 20007
Smile; words by B. J. Des Noyers,
music by Charles A. Des Noyers.
©1c. Sept. 7, 1928; E 704499; Ber-
nard J. Des Noyers, Brooklyn.
20008
Smile and dance; fox trot, lyric by
Carol Raven, music by I. M. Hes-
cheles, arr. by Anthony Gale; dance
oreh. 4to. © Sept. 19, 1928; 2 «.
Sept. 20; E 698671; I. M. Hescheles,
New York. 20009
Smile thru your tears; words and
music by Dorothy Alexander. ©
Sept. 17, 1928; 2..c, Sept. 19; H
699430; Alexander & co., Salt Lake
City. 20010
Smith! Smith! Smith! Gunga Din,
words by J. C. Roeber, music by
Jim Ross. [Words and melody
only] © 1 « “Sept, -5:°9928-
704411; Joseph C. Roeber, Rochester,
DN, oY. 20011
Smith-o; march for regimental sport,
by M. Abramowitz. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1928; E 704579; Morris Abramowitz,
Brooklyn. 20012
Snow-clad Russia; tone poem, by M.
EK. Marshall, of Great Britain; pf.
© Sept. 6, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 25; E For.
13; Edwin Ashdown, ltd., London.
20013
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20014
Snow white; reverie, by Herbert Le
Grand; pf., Ist grade. © Sept. 20,
1928; 2 c Sept. 28; E 699525; Mc-
Kinley music co., Chicago. 20014
Snow-white and Rose-red ; pantomime-
ballet from Grimm’s fairy tales,
text by Tania Akounine, music by
Mario Adaglio, of Italy, domiciled
at. New York. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1928;
D 27363; Mario Adaglio, New York.
: 20015
Softly, aS in a morning sunrise; from
New moon, words. by Oscar Ham-
merstein 2d, musie by Sigmund
Romberg. © Sept. 12, 1928; 2 ec.
Sept. 14: E 698501; Harms, inc.,
New York. 20016
Soldatini di ferro; marcia, di Peppino
Mendes e U. Lacchini, both of Italy;
piccola orch. 4to. © June 15, 1928;
isc.) July: 23 J) {697912 A&G:
Carisch & c., Milan. 20017
Soldiers for Jesus; words by Dorothy
Stevens, music by N. Carlson. ©
JUNE! 20) SGA8 <2 ee Senter 22° ON.
698684; Nathaniel Carlson, Miami,
Fla. 20018
Soldiers marching; by Marco Enrico
Bossi, of Italy, op. posth.; pf. ©
eepé. 117-1928: Ace, Sept. 15: EH
692380; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
20019
Solemn mass in F; in honor of Our
Lady of Angels, music by Eduardo
Marzo, op. 205; mixed voices. 4to.
© Sept. 22, 1928; 2c. Sept. 25; E
699481; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
20020
Some day we’ll both be sorry; words
and music by H. J. Fisher. © 1 «¢.
Sept. 21, 1928; EH 704811; Harry J.
Fisher, Chicago. 20021
Some folk; werds and music by
Arthur H. Hardisty, of Great Brit-
ain; in EB flat. © Sept. 3, 1928;
1c. Sept. 21; E For. 41; Warren &
Phillips, London. 20022
Some little someone; fox trot, words
and music by Al Evans and E. Pat-
ton, arr. by Art Addoms; pf. acc.
with ukulele or banjulele banjo. ©
Aug.. 28, 1928;) 2'e: Sept. 10; H
698717; Southern music pub. co.,
inc., New York, 20023
Some night when you're lonely; fox
trot, words by Benny Davis, music
by Joe Burke; pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by May Singhi Breen. © Sept.
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
12, 1928; 2c. Sept. 13; E 699327;
Joe Morris music co., New York.
20024
Somebody; words and music by
Jimmie Weir [i. e. J. F.. Weir] ©
1 c. Sept. 6, 1928; E 704476; James
Frederick Weir, Syracuse, N. Y.
20025
Someday; words by O. M. Olsen, music
by Luther A. Clark. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Aug. 28, 1928;
E 704611; Otto M. Olsen, Water-
ville, Ia. 20026
Someday Ill be the happy guy; words
and music by C. L. Hersh and W. E.
Fenney, arr. by R. J. Wood; pf. and
ukulele acc. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1928;
EH 704401; C. L. Hersh and W. E.
Fenney, Los Angeles. 20027
Somehow; words by R. Snyder and
L. Parsons, music by Ray Hibbeler.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 20, 1928; EH 704740; Relvin
Snyder and Leslie Parsons, Stock-
ton, .Calif. 20028
Someone’s falling in love; words and
music by Geo. A. Little, Geo. A.
Little, jr. and Billy Baskette, arr.
by Rube Bennett; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Sept. 12, 1928; 2 ¢ Sept.
15; E 698558; Milton Weil music
co., Chicago. 20029
Something to remember you by; words
and music by Paul Cunningham, arr.
by Geo. J. Trinkaus; male voices.
Ato. © Sept. 14, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 18;
E 698657; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 20030
Song for alma mater; words by Rufus
Manley Grindle, musie by Louis
Raymond McBay. 4to. © Sept.
10, 1928; 2 e@. Sept. 15; E 698561;
Dean academy, Franklin, Mass.
20031
Song (The) I love; words and music
by B. G. DeSylva, Lew Brown and
Con Conrad. © Sept. 25, 1928; 2 ec.
Sept. 26; E 698695; DeSylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc., New York. 20032
Song of a contented heart; words by
Dorothy ‘Parker, music “by } Hi) B.
Hood. [Photostat] © 1. Sept. 6,
1928; E 704472; Harold B. Hood,
Lakewood, O. 200383
Song of the bluebird; by Elva Gade;
pf. © Sept. 12, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 19;
E 698588: Co-operative music Co.,
Philadelphia. 20084
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
‘no. 9, 1928
Song (The) of the chimes; waltz
song, words and music by Eddie
Hanson. © 1 ec. Sept. 18, 1928; E
704575; Harold Rossiter music co.,
Chicago. 20035
Song of the loom; miniature, by Su-
san Forde, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Hive te 19285 1b ..e.n July,..205- H
697858; A. Weekes & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 20036
Song of the night; from The family
farm play of 1927, words by Wal-
demar Young, music by Uda Wald-
rop. © Sept. 4, 1928; 2 c..Sept. 8;
E 698389; Sherman, Clay & co., San |.
Francisco. 20037
Song of the reaper; by Ann Thomas;
pt. © Sept. 12, 1928; -2 c. Sept. 19;
E 698589; Co-operative music Co.,
Philadelphia. 20038
Song of the soul; trio, words by Ed-
ward Locke, music by Joseph Carl
Breil, arr. by Clarence Lucas, of
Great Britain; female voices. 4to.
© Sept. 4, 1928; 1 c Sept. 6; E
697866 ; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
20039
Song of the Volga boatmen; Russian
folk-song, arr. by Henry S. Sawyer,
bowed and fingered by Ann Hatha-
way; violin with pf. acc. © Sept.
4, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 8; E 699278; Mc-
Kinley music co., Chicago. 20040
Song suite; waltz and chant, by M.
Gold; voice and harmony. © 1 «.
Sept. 26, 1928; EH 704942; Matthew
Gold, Bayonne, N. J. 20041
Song without words; by O. Catsiff.
{Melody only] ©1ce. Sept. 7, 1928;
E 704496; Oscar Catsiff, Brooklyn.
20042
Song (The) your heart whispered to
mine; words and music by T. Craw-
ford. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Aug. 10, 1928; E 696925; Tim-
othy Crawford, New York. 20043
Songtime; intermezzo, by Richard
May, of Great Britain; Ist violin
and celio, with pf. conductor. 4to.
© July 20, 1928; 1 « July 30; E
687966; Perry & Gill, London.
20044
Sonny boy; words and music by B. G.
De Sylva, Lew Brown, Ray Hender-
son and Al Jolson [pseud. of Asa
Yoelson] © Sept. 5, 1928; 2 ¢ Sept.
20056
~
6; E 699256; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 20045
Sons. of Stanford; march, by E. V.
Hegbom; pf. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1928;
EK 704422; Himer Voss Hegbom, San
Francisco. 20046
Sorella (La) canzone; words and mu-
sie by B. C. Vairo; violin. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 6, 1928; E 704426; Benedetta
C. Vairo, New York. 20047
Sournoisement (Slyly); misterioso,
par Ch. Pons et Paul Fosse, both
of France; orch., avec pf. conduc-
teur.”..4to.,. © Aue. 5, 1928-7 re:
Sept. 1; E 697796; Choudens, Paris.
20048
Southern memories; words and mu-
sic by M. T. Armstrong. © 1 .«
Sept. 14, 1928; E 704619; Mabel
Theodosia Armstrong, Hastings,
Neb. 20049
Southern (A) song; chanson espag-
nole, pt.-song, words by Bertha
Deane-Freeman, music by Landon
Ronald, arr. by Sumner Salter;
female voices. 4to. © Sept. 4,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 12; E 698601; Enoch
& sons, New York. 20050
Souvenir; by H. Bradford, of Great
Britain; pf. (J Seven characteris-
tie pieces) © Sept. 18, 1928; 1 «.
Sept. 14; E 697928; Hugh Brad-
ford, London. 20051
Spanish flapper; tango, by N. Rouba-
nis; pf. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1928; BH
704879; Nicholas Roubanis, New
York. 20052
Spanish love song; tango, by J.
Ramos. [Melody only] © 1 «
Sept. 27, 1928; E 704964; Juan
Ramos, San Fraucisco. 20053
Speak for yourself, John; words and
music by A. Hisenbourg. [Chords,
single staff] © 1c. Sept. 4, 1928;
E 704878; Adolphe Hisenbourg, Bos-
ton. 20054
Spell (The) of the blues; words and
music by Dave Dreyer, Herman
Ruby and Arthur Johnston. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 20,
1928; E 704786; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 20055
Spirit of °75; words and music by A.
Hisenbourg. [Chords, single staff]
© 1c. Sept. 4, 1928; E 704877;
Adolphe Hisenbourg, Boston. 20056
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20057
Spiritual songs; from Porgy, ed. and
arr. by George Shackley; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by Anthony J.
Franchini. © Sept. 18, 1928; 2 «.
Sept. 18; E 698576; Bibo, Bloedon
& Lang, inc., New York. 20057
Stage baby; words and music by R.
M. Burkhalter. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ec. Sept. 12, 1928; HB
704563; Ralph Marks Burkhalter,
New York. 20058
Stairways; fox trot, by Homer Sim-
mons; pf. © Aug. 27, 1928; 2 e.
Aug. 31; E 698334; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 20059
Star (The) of Bethlehem; children’s
Christmas song, words and music by
Haskell Keasler Meacham. © Sept.
15, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 15; E 699402;
Charles A. Lutz, York, Pa. -20060
Star of Bethlehem; words by Levi
Mumaw, music by Charles H. Ga-
briel. © Sept. 5, 1928; 2 c Sept.
15; EH 699353 ; Mennonite pub. house,
Scottdale, Pa. ~ 20061
Star of dawn; Christmas pageant, by
Ian Alexander, of Great Britain,
domiciled at Binghamton, N. Y.
July 20, 1928; 2 c. and aif. July 24;
A 1083341; Century co., New York.
20062
Star of hope; words by Palmer Hart-
sough, music by J. H. Fillmore.
Cincinnati, O., Fillmore’ music
house. © Sept. 20, 1928; 2 c Sept.
22; E 699454; Fillmore bros. co.,
Cincinnati. 20063
Starland; by Charles Huerter, arr. by
Samuel Lifschey ; orch., with pf. con-
ductor. © Sept. 8, 1928; 2 c Sept.
15; EH 699391; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 20064
Stars (The) and Stripes forever;
march by John Philip Sousa, arr.
for mand. or mand. banjo solo by
Ralph Colicchio, with guit. arr. by
Anthony J. Franchini. © Sept. 19,
1928 ; 2 c. Sept. 20; E 698731; Irving
Berlin standard music corp., New
York. 20065
Stately grace; minuet, by Maurice
Spitalny, arr. by Floyd J. St. Clair;
oreh... “4to; XO? Ae 222s) ec:
Aug. 21; E 699245; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 20066
Still let me linger; words and music
by P. B. Bachtell, arr. by Roy Lef-
fingwell. © 1. Sept. 18, 1928; E
704588 ; Paul B. Bachtell, Lancaster,
Calif. 20067
pt. 117, n. s., v. 23
Still lives your rose; words by Fairfax
Downey, music by Channing Le-
febvre; male voices. 4to. © Sept.
19, 1928; 2 ce: Sept. 20; E 698651;
G. Ricordi & co., ine., New York.
20068
Stop a-itchin’ me; foxtrot, words and
music by P. D. Cramer. © 1c. Sept.
1, 1928; E 704357 ; Paul Dee Cramer,
Venice, Calif. 20069
Stop, stop, you’d just better stop;
words and musie by Albert Edwin
Russ, jr. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1928; E 704520;
Emma H. Russ, Cleveland. 20070
Stop trying to fool your wife; words
by F. Williams and C. Romine, music
by David Reed. © Sept. 6, 1928;
2c. Sept. 10; E 699307; Frank Wil-
liams and Clifford Romine, Checotah,
Okla.. 20071
Story (The) my daddy told; by A.
Louis Searmolin: pf. © Sept. 19,
1928; 2 c Sept. 25; E 699509; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 20072
Story (A) that never grows old: words
and music by F. Summers. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 15,
1928; E 704635; Franklin Summers,
Brooklyn. 20073
Strange (The) interlude; by Clarence
Gaskill; ‘pf. © Sept. 5, 1928; 2 «.
Sept. 5; E 699260; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 20074
Stringing along; by Dave Rubinoff;
violin solo, with pf. ace. © Sept.
25, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 26; EH 698698;
Irving Berlin standard music corp.,
New York. 20075
Strohwittwer (Der); polka, by P.
Miiller; Ist B flat cornet. © 1 e.
Sept. 19, 1928; E 704698; Peter
Miiller, Philadelphia. 20076
Sublime sweetheart; words and music
by C. C. Callender. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 19, 1928;
E 704803 ; Coy C. Callender, Haynes-
-ville, La. 20077
Such eyes; waltz, words by E. W. Ehr-
lich, music by HE. W. Ehrlich and
Harry P. Guy. ©1c. Sept. 21, 1928;
EH 704827; Edward William Ebriich,
Detroit. 20078
Suefos nublados (Dreams); by Ratl
Paniagua; violin with pf. acc. ©
Aug. 21, 1928; 2 yen tAneh peace i
698329; Edward Schuberth & co.,
ine., New York. 20079
1040
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
Suicide of Bill Flood; words and mu-
sic by C. F. Mathieu. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 14, 1928;
E 704582; Carl F. Mathieu, New
York. 20080
Suite symphonique; sur des motifs de
Davel, par Gustave Doret, arr. par
S. Chapelier, of France; orch., avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. Aug. 5,
1928 ; 1 c. Sept. 1; E 697789; Foetisch
fréeres (S. A.) Lausanne, Switzer-
land. 20081
Summer eve; by Alfred Pratt, of Great
Britain; flute, with pf. acc. © Aug.
if) toes, 1 C.. Sept. 12; HY-697940;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 20082
Summer (A) idyll; by Hubert Hales,
of Great Britain, op. 11, no. 1; pf.
fePeane. 20, 1998: 1 ¢« Aus 31: EH
697718; Joseph Williams, ltd., Lon-
don. 20083
Summer’s (A) dawn; melodie elegante,
by H. C. Horne, of Great Britain;
pi. ©) Aug; 23, 1928; 1 ¢. Sept:'1;
E 697719; Walsh, Holmes & co., I1td.,
London. 20084
Sun-up; words by George McDaniel,
music by Reginald W. Martin; bar.
© Sept. 25, 1928; 2 ce. Sept. 28; EH
698723 ; John Church co., Cincinnati.
20085
Sunbeams bring dreams of you; words
by J. Keirn Brennan, music by Karl
Hajos, of Austria; pf. acc.,
ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini. ©
Alen A lose. + 2) eh Ade. hs |
699246; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inc., New York. 20086
Sunchita; vals, por F, J. Duclere [i. e.
Francisco J. Duclere Fuiset]; pf.
©. 1c. Sept. 4, 1928;. BE 704374;
Francisco J. Duclere Fuiset, San
Juan, Porto Rico. 20087
Sunset waltz; by R. Streabbog; pf., 1st
grade. © Sept. 20, 1928; 2 c. Sept.
28; E 699526; McKinley music co.,
Chicago. 20088
Supplication; words and music by
Dolly Morrow [pseud. of B. M. Mor-
TOW 1 ©. Ve SSepts- §)'" 19982" Bp
704487 ; Blanche M. Morrow, Swamp-
scott, Mass. 20089
Sur le terrain (On the ground); par
Ch. Pons et Paul Fosse, both of
France; orch., avee pf. conducteur.
4to. © Aug. 5, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 1;
E 697798; Choudens, Paris. 20090
with |
4 ! 20101
Sure enough blues; by Bergnes Moore.
[Melody only] ©1c. Aug. 30, 1928;
E 704251; Crescent music pub. co.,
Boston. 20091
Suspiros y amores; paso doble, par L.
M. Ferreté, of France; pf. obl. 4to.
©, June 20, 1928: 1 « July 8;.B
697772; L. M. Ferreté, Paris. 20092
Svengali; mysterious hypnotic inter-
lude, by Reginald Someryille, of
Great Britain; orch., with pf. con-
ductor. London, DeWolfe’s. 4to
© Sept. 3, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 18; B
697907; Meyer de Wolfe, London.
20093
Swami (The) of Bagdad; musical
comedy in 2 acts, written and com-
posed by Arthur A. Penn, of Great
Britain, domiciled at Block Island,
kh. J. © Aug, 10,1928" 2 ¢. Aue, 14:
D 27352; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 20094
Swanee River shiver; words by E.
Cushing, music by George C. Penn-
ington. © Sept. 12, 1928; 2 c. Sept.
19; E 698591; Edward Cushing,
Philadelphia. 20095
Swanee shuffle; words and musc by I.
Berlin. [Words and melody only]
© 1e Aug. 16, 1928; BH 699043;
Irving Berlin,,New York. 20096
Swaying branches; by Edward A.
Mueller; pf. © Sept. 7, 1928; 2 ec.
Sept. 10; EH 698450; John Church co.,
Cincinnati. 20097
Sweet ass; poem by Eleanor Farjeon,
music by R. Boughton, of Great
Britain. London, J. Curwen & sons,
Lid. yO oJ uly. 0, 1928; 1) ¢.. duly 7 >
E 697917; Rutland Boughton, New-
ent, England. 20098
Sweet clover time in Indiana; words
by Will J. Mungovan [i. e. William
J. Mungovan] music by M. W. Mun-
govan. © 1c Sept. 28, 1928; BE
704954; Matthew William Mungo-
van, Chicago. 20099
Sweet daddy don’t leave me here,
weeping like a heart-broken fool;
wearied blues, words and music by
W. Douglas. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ¢. Sept. 17, (1928:
704670; William Douglas, Colum-
bus, O. 20100
Sweet girl of memories; words and
music by B. Hatton. © 1 ec. Sent.
22, 1928; E 704831; Bertram Hatton,
Seattle. 20101
1041
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20102
Sweet Marguerite; written and com-
posed by James Walsh, Percy Edgar
and Henry EH. Pether, all of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace.; in C.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Aug. 20, 1928; 1 °c. Aug.''22: 5
697634; Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd.,
London. 20102
Sweet Mary; waltz, words and music
by P. Sarvello. [Words and melodv
only] © 1 ec. Sept. 21, 1928; BH
704818; Philip Sarvello, Chicago.
20103
Sweet (A) memory; words and music
by L. G. Munn. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1928;
EH 704442; Lillie Gordon Munn, To-
peka, Kan. 20104
Sweet Mignon; words by Spencer Wil-
liams, music by Hugene Platzman.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Sept. 14, 1928; HE 704591; Spier and
Coslow, ine., New York. — 20105
Sweet (A) smiling face in a hale of
light; words and music by F. C.
Roan. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1928; E 704988;
Florence Clark Roan, Cisco, Tex.
20106
Sweet thoughts ; intermezzo, by Charles
Ancliffe, of Great Britain; pf. ©
July 23, 1928; 1c. Aug. 6; EH 697738 ;
Lareine & co., ltd., London. 20107
Sweetbriar; intermezzo, by George
Frederick Lewis, of Great Britain;
1st violin, cello and pf. conductor.
4to. © July 20, 1928; 1 c. July 30;
EH For. 29; Perry & Gill, London.
20108
Sweetest (The) peach in Georgia;
words and music by R. T. Cleary.
© 1c. Sept. 17, 1928; H 704628 ;
Richard Thomas Cleary, New York.
20109
Sweetheart I love you; words and
music by C. BE. Buttes. © Sept. 7,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 7; H 698432; Clar-
ence E. Buttes, Spartanburg, S. C.
20110
Sweetheart, I’m longing for you;
waltz, words and music by R. J.
Blanton. [Words and melody only!
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1928; E 704536;
Robert Joshua Blanton, Denmark,
s. C. 20111
Sweetheart lane; words by W. Moock,
music by Billy Smythe. © 1 «¢. Sept.
4, 1928: E 704339; Walter Moock,
Louisville. 20112
words and
Sweetheart mine; waltz,
[Words and
music by P. Sarvello.
pt. III, n. S., v..23
melody only] © 1. Sept. 21, 1928;
E 704817; Philip Sarvello, Chicago.
20113
Sweetheart of mine I love you; waltz,
words and music by F. Coppola.
1c. Sept. 21, 1928; E 704781; Frank
Coppola, Brooklyn. 20114
Sweetheart of T. K. E.; words and
music by Richard J. Rountree and °
Marion O. Andre; pf. and ukulele
ace. © June 15, 1928; 2 ec. June
28; E 693734; Midwest music pub.
co., Chicago. 20115
Sweetheart! please come back to me!
words and music by H. O. Stam-
baugh. © 1 ¢ Sept. 18, 1928; HE
704715; Harold Otto Stambaugh,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 20116
Sweetheart, the girl of my dreams;
words and music by P.. Westhausser.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 19, 1928; E 704810; Paul West-
hausser, West New Brighton, S. I.,
AN gs 20117
Swing along; by Gene Rose; pf. ©
Sept. 24, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 28; HE
698750; West coast music publishers, °
Seattle. 20118
Swing wide the door of happiness;
words by Joseph A. Scharar, music
by *R. H. Ayer: pi © am ieaseps.
20, 1928; E 704738; Ralph Herbert
Ayer, East Walpole, Mass. 20119
Sylvan (The) dell; by Walter L.
Twinning, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Aug. 13) °1928.." "ey Ae dees,
697999; A. Weekes & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 20120
Sylvan tone poems; by Frederic Mul-
len, of Great Britain; pf. 1. The
faun. [2 others] © July 17, 1928;
1c July 28; E 697734; Lareine &
co., Itd., London. 20121
Talkin’ about the South; fox trot,
words by Joe Cohen, music by Jack
Kjellin. © Aug. 23, 1928; 2c. Aug.
28: BE 699344; Joseph Cohen, Chi-
cago. 20122
Tampa Florida; march, by V. Ficcio;
pf. © Sept. 8, 1928; 2 ¢c. Sept. 10;
HE 698384; Valentino Ficcio, Tampa,
Fla. 20123
Tampa on the bay; words and music
by M. MacGilloray. © 1c. Sept. 24,
1928; EK 704876; Mary MacGilloray,
Tampa, Fla. ~ 20124
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
: 20146
Tango blue; by Milton J. Rettenberg,
arr. by Leo Erdody; orch. 4to. ©
Aug. 30, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 1; H 699248 ;
Spier and Coslow, inc., New York.
20125
Taps; words by J. Berg Esenwein,
adapted and harmonized by Josef
Pasternack; med. voice. © Sept.
11, 1928: 2 ce. Sept. 15; E 699383 ;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 20126
Tarantella per tutti; arr. by R. Ro-
mani. © 1 c¢. Sept. 20, 1928; E
704746 ; Romano Romani, New York.
20127
Tartar (The) song; from Chee chee,
words by Lorenz Hart, music by
Richard Rodgers. © Sept. 19, 1928;
2 c. Sept. 21; E 698617; Harms, inc.,
New York. 20128
Taxi! taxi! words and music by R.
Haas. [Words and melody only] ©
1 c. Sept. 26, 1928; E 704912; Rose
Haas, New York. 20129
Te Deum and Jubilate Deo; music by
Robert F. Crone; mixed voices, with
organ acc.; in G maj. 4to.
Sept. 4, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 5; E 699254 ;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 20130
Te Deum laudamus; music by William
H. Thompson; mixed voices; in D;
organ ace. 4to. © Sept. 21, 1928;
2 c. Sept. 22; EH 699451; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 20131
Tea pot dome; words by B. F. Moon,
music by Daniel H. Wilson. © 1 «¢.
Sept. 24, 1928; EH 704875; Bly Frank
Moon, San Francisco. 20132
Tell me more about Jesus; hymn,
words by A. Newman, music by B. H.
Pearson. © Aug. 2, 1928; 2 ec. Sept.
10; E 698398; B. H. Pearson, Chi-
cago. 20133
Tense moments; dramatic tension, by
Jean Beghon, scored by Leo A. Kem-
pinski; orch., with pf. or organ con-
ductor and ist violin conductor. ©
Sept. 22, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 24; HB
699494; Irving Berlin standard
music corp., New York. 20134
Terrible murder blues; words and
music by Bertha Henderson.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 19, 1928; E 704702; Chicago
music pub. co., inc., Chicago. 20135
Tes baisers sont des roses; valse
Boston, par Edouard Jacovacci, of
France; orch., avee pf. conducteur.
4to. © June 10, 1928; 1 c. July 2;
E 697782; Lucien de Lacour, Paris.
20136
Texas blues; lyric and music by G.
Leighton. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1928; EB
704676; Gertrude Leighton, New
York. 20137
Thanks be to God; pt.-song, words
by P. J. O'Reilly, music by Stanley
Dickson, arr. by Sumner Salter;
male voices. 4to. © Sept. 4, 1928;
2 ec. Sept. 12; E 698602; Enoch &
- sons, New York. 20138
Thanks be to God for this wide world
peace; words by V. A. Garwood,
music by P. B. Story. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Sept. 8, 1928;
EK 704491; Violet Ann Garwood,
Marshall, Ill. 20139
That gal is my pal; fox trot song,
words and music by W. 8S. Travers;
pf. and ukulele’ ace. © 1c. Sept. 1,
1928; E 704324; Walter S. Travers,
Barhamsyville, Va. 20140
That is not the half of it; words and
music by F. L. Veach. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Sept. 26.
1928; 2 c. Sept. 29; E 699516; Frank
L. Veach, Marion, Ill. 20141
That little evening prayer; words by
W. H. June, musie by Phil Starr.
New York, Frank Harding. © Aug.
29, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 4; E 698340;
William H. June, Susquehanna, Pa.
20142
That melody of my dreams; words by
M. C. Freedman, music by D. Trava-
line 24©)19 c., AUS: , LG) 1928 2.58)
699036; Max C. Freedman, Philadel-
phia,'- and Don Travaline, Camden,
Ns. Ji 20143
That old brown derby; words by Sol
Cohen, music by Pat O’Hara.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 22, 1928; E 704825; Perry
Alexander and Warren Frisino,
Baltimore. 20144
That’s all I care to do; words and
music by N. Berk. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 20, 1928;
E 704798; Nathan Berk, Detroit.
20145
That’s how I feel about you, sweet-
heart; words by Benny Davis, music
by Archie Gofttler. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 4, 1928;
KH 704373; DeSylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 20146
1043 »
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20147
That’s my baby with those big black
eyes; by S. Presti; 1st violin. ©
1 ec. Sept. 18, 1928; E 704710; Salva-
tore Presti, New York. 20147
That’s the reason we call him Al;
words by J. EH. Killduff, music by
Burrell Van Buren. © 1 ¢. Sept.
4, 1928; E 704987; John E. Killduff,
Snake River, Wash. 20148
That's the right idea; words and
music by J. Brockman and. Arthur
Franklin. [Words and melody
only] © 1 e¢ Sept. 10, 1928; HE
704478; James Brockman, Los
Angeles. / 20149
That’s- what puts the sweet in home
sweet home; words and music by
Ed. Lowry, Mack Gordon and
Charles Newman, arr. by Rube Ben-
nett; pf. and ukulele acc. © Sept.
12, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 15; E- 698557 ;
Milton Weil music co., Chicago.
20150
There are none so dear as you; waltz, |
words and music by D. G. Davis. ©
1c. Aug. 22, 1928; E 704808; David
Gwilym Davis, Morgantown, W. Va.
20151
There, little girl, don’t ery; words by
James Whitcomb Riley, music by
C. Swain. © 1 ¢. Sept. 19, 1928;
E 704727; Cecilia Swain, Colum-
bus, O. 20152
There'll be no me to welcome you if
you ever come back; words by Jeff
Branen, music by Henry 8. Sawyer.
(Sept. 21) ozs ere: Seppe, 24 7
699490; T. S. Denison & co., Chicago.
20153
There’s a new band wagon in the old
home town; words and music by
Ted Ryan [i. e. T. H. E. Ryan] Los
Angeles, Ted Ryan music co.
Sept. 10, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 24; HE
699493; T. H. E. Ryan, Los Angeles.
20154
There’s no need to worry any more;
words and music by E. W. Stretton.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 19, 1928; E 704979; Ernest
W. Stretton, Ladner, B. C., Canada.
20155
There’s nothing half as sweet as you;
fox trot, words and music by Albert
Edwin Russ, jr. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 11, 1928;
KE 704522; Hmma H. Russ, Cleve-
land. 20156
pt. I, n. S., v. 23
There’s only one gal; words by Garry
M. Hunt, music by H. F. Thornes.
© 1c. Sept. 7, 1928; EB 704469;
Henry Franklin Thornes, Urbana,
Til. 20157
There she goes; words by J. Duguay,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 13, 1928:
E 704550; Josue Duguay, Biddeford,
Me. 20158
There used to be; words and music by
A. J. P. Vandermyn. [Photostat]
© 1 c¢ Sept. 14, 1928; BH 704597:
Armand J. P. Vandermyn, Pitts-
burgh. 20159
They were happy days, Emalon; words
by M. Corwin, musie by Clifton
Keith.- ‘© 1 -e. Sept.’ 27.7 1928")
704922; Mildred Corwin, Weedsport,
IN. oY. 20160
Thine the glory; by W. Broughton;
band, with solo cornet conductor.
4to. © Aug. 24, 1928; 2c Aug. 27;
E 699190; Salvation army national
headquarters, New York. 20161
Things you do; words and music by
N. M. Foxall, of Canada, domiciled
at Los Angeles. © 1 ce. Sept. 24,
1928: E 704866; Nan McLean Fox-
all, Los Angeles. 20162
Think of me once in a while; words
and music by L. E. Williams. ©
1 c. Sept. 8, 1928; EH 704501; Lucile
Ellen Williams, Milwaukee. 20163
Third (The) degree; symphonic inci-
dentals, no. 19, composed and arr.
by P. A. Marquardt; orch. and pf.
© Sept. 7, 1928.2 e. Sente 1-9 Fe
698439; Music buyers corp., New
York. 20164
This endnes night I saw a sight; carol,
music by H. A. Mackinnon; mixed
voices, organ acc. 4to. © Sept. 21,
1928; 2c. Sept. 22; E 699450; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 20165
This is the land where hate should
die; patriotic cho., words by Denis
A. McCarthy, music by William
Arms Fisher; mixed voices. 4to.
©' July 30, 1928 2 °e Sept. 10: BE
698464; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
20166
This year of grace; valse, arr. by H.
M. Higgs, orech. by Arthur Wood, of
Great Britain; with pf. conductor,
[and] The dream is over; orch. by
Max Irwin, of Great Britain; with
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
words; music of each by Noél Cow-
ard. s4to.> © Aug! 22, 192831 ‘ec.
Aug. 29; E 697683; Chappell & co.,
Itd., London. 20167
Thoughts of you; words and music by
F. W. Deyerberg. Los Angeles, John
Tyler Williams music co. © Sept.
4, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 8; E 698426;
Fred W. Deyerberg, Los Angeles.
20168
Three cheers for Lindy’s mother;
words by L. Golden, music by Rob-
ert Van Sickle. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Aug. 28, 1928;
E 704607; Lee Golden, Dubuque, Ia.
20169
Three in one; overture-humoristique
by H. Hand; condensed orech. se.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1928; E 704782;
Herman Hand, New York. 20170
Through the dark the dreamers came;
Christmas trio, words by Earl Mar-
latt, music by Mabel W. Daniels,
op. 32, no. 1; women’s voices. 4to.
© Sept. 7, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 10; E
698391; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 20171
Till I met you; lyric by A. Remsen,
musie by G. Dilworth. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 15, 1928;
E 704634; George Dilworth and
Alice Remsen, New York. 20172
Till I met you; words and music by
N. N. Rankow. © 1 e. Sept. 20,
1928; E 704777; Norman N. Ran-
kow, Los Angeles. 20173
Times and tunes; by Moyna Conway,
of Great Britain; pf. bk. 2. © Sept.
26, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 25; E For. 14;
Keith-Prowse & co., l1td., London.
20174
Tinkering; by Eugene Platzman; pf.
© Sept. 24, 1928; 2 c Sept. 22; B
698691; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleve-
land. 20175
To a brook; words and music by A.
Gestad. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1928; E 704808;
Anna Gestad, Hinsdale, Ill. 20176
To an old tune; words by William
Alexander Perey, music by Hugh A.
Mackinnon; ten. © Feb. 16, 1927;
2c. Sept. 14, 1928; H 699351; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 20177
To know you is to love you; from
Hold everything, words and music
by B. G. DeSylva, Lew Brown and
15681—28—_6
- 20188
Ray Henderson, arr. by Joseph M.
Weiss; pf. and ukulele ace. © Sept.
8, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 10; E 698388;
DeSylva. Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 20178
To love is to remember; words and
music by M. Laing. © 1c. Sept. 15,
1928; E 704767; Marie Laing, New
York. 20179
To-day ; words by Edward Halper, mu-
sic by H. C. Halper; pf. © 1 e«.
Sept. 18, 1928; E 704573; Edward
Compton Halper, Galesburg, III.
20180
Toddle, toddle, toddle, little baby
mine; words by I. Austin, musie by
Burrell Van Buren. © Sept. 4, 1928;
2 ce. Sept. 8; E 699285; Isobel Aus-
tin, Coquille, Or. 20181
Todo lo perdi; letra de Joaquin Bre-
men, musica. de R. Caballero. ©
1 ¢e. Sept. 21, 1928; E 704826; Ros-
endo Caballero, Laredo, Tex. 20182
To-night; waltz, words and music by
S. E. Wren. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1928;
EK 704797; Susan Hugenia Wren,
Excelsior Springs, Mo. 20183
Too bad party; words and music by
T. E. Dawkins, of Great Britain,
domiciled at New York. © 1.
Sept. 18, 1928; E 704667; Thomas
EK. Dawkins, New York. 20184
Toothache blues; words by Oscar Jef-
ferson, music by Ciarence Williams.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 11, 1928; H 704516; Clarence
Williams music pub. co., ine, New
York. 20185
Tourbillon; par Henry Defosse, of
France; pf. © June 15, 1928; 1 e.
July 2; E 697762; Alphonse Leduc
et cie., Paris. 20186
Tout ca cest pour vous; de Paris qui
tourne, paroles de Didier-Gold et
Mistinguett, musique de José Padilla,
of Spain; pf. ace, avee arr. de Il
ukulele de F. Salabert. © June 20,
1928; 1c¢. July 3; E 697737; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 20187
Treasure tunes; 20 first position tran-
scriptions of folk tunes and classic
melodies, by Albert Stoessel; violin
and pf., with ad lib. pt. for violon-
cello. © Aug. 21, 1928; 2 c. Sept.
17: E 698527; C. C. Birchard & co.,
Boston. 20188
1045
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20189
Tres (Las) milpas; cancion popular
Mexicana, letra por Jose Cordova
Cantu, musica arr. por J. C. Cantu
y Valdés, both of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles; pf. 4to. [Photo-
stat] © Aug. 30, 1928; 2 c. Sept.
13; E 698486; Felipe Valdés Leal,
Los Angeles. 20189
Triomphale; march, by J. Ord Hume,
of Great Britain; pf. © Aug. 29,
1928; 1 @ Sept. 11; E 697922; James
Planta Hull, London. 20190:
Triumphal Carolina; march, by W. W.
Goforth; band. 4to. (© Sept. 7,
1928; 2c. Sept. 7; E 698427 ; William
W. Goforth, Greenville, S. C. 20191
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) A
legend; arr. by Channing Lefebvre;
male voices. 4to. © Sept. 19, 1928;
2c. Sept. 20; E 698652; G. Ricordi &
co., inc., New York. 20192
Tu dici ca in luntanu patu trumenti
e pene; versi e musica di A. Capo-
lingua, of Italy, domiciled at, Phila-
delphia. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ¢ Sept. 7, 1928; E 704718;
Antonio Capolingua, Philadelphia.
20193
Tunes of all times; for sight reading
with 50 graded time exercises, by
Donald Gray, of Great Britain; pf.
© Aug. 17, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 12; HB
697944; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
20194
Turn your sorrow away with a smile;
words and music by J. G. Kolodny.
© 1c. Sept. 7, 1928; E 704466;
Joseph George Kolodny, Roxbury,
Mass. 20195
Two boys; from Fred Stone show,
words and music by B. G. De Sylva,
Lew Brown and Ray Henderson.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e«.
Aug. 30, 1928; EH 704298; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
20196
Two love songs; words and music by
H. Grosz, of Hungary, domiciled at
Chicago. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 17, 1928; E 704629;
Hugene Grosz, Chicago. 20197
Two (The) of us; from Billie, words
and music by George M. Cohan. ©
Sept. 1, 1928; 2 ¢. Sept. 5; E 698378 ;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
20198
Two old tramps, we'll all tramp home;
lyric by Philip Seeley, music by
Douglas Holloway, of Great Britain ;
pt. 111, n. S., v. 23
in F. © Sept. 8, 1928; 2c. Sept. 18;
EH 698519; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 20199
Two-part invention; by Valeska Witt,
of Great Britain; pf. © Aug. 20,
1928; 1c. Aug. 31; E 697717; Joseph
Williams, ltd., London. 20200
U zu pieppi nta cantina; versi e musica
di A. Capolingua, of Italy, domiciled
at Philadelphia. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 c. Sept. 7, 1928;
EK 704719; Antonio Capolingua,
Philadelphia. 20201
Union; march, by F. E. Noel; band.
4to. © Sept. 6, 1928; 2c Sept. 8;
E 699272); Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati. 20202
Unknown (The) soldier; cantata, text
by M. Josephine Moroney, music by
H. S. Hosmer; women’s voices. 4to.
© Sept. 6, 1928; 2 c. Sept..10; H
698463; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
20203
Up in the sky with you; words by
Charles Tobias, music by Al Sher-
man; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
A. J. Franchini. © Sept. 21, 1928;
2c. Sept. 22; EH 699476; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
20204
Utopians (The); comic opera of col-
lege life, in three acts, words and
music by J. C. Duvall. [Photostat]
©1c. Sept. 27, 1928; D 27368; John
C. Duvall, Syracuse, N. Y. 20205
Valse (La) blanche; paroles de Léo
Leliévre, Henri Varna et Fernand
Rouvray, musique de Fray, of
France, et Braggiotti, of Italy; pf.
ace., avee arr. de Il ukulele de F.
Salabert. © June 20, 1928; 1 «.
July 3; EH 697746; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 20206
Valse caprice; by Paul Valdemar, of
Great Britain; pf., for left hand
alone. © Sept. 17, 1928; 2 c¢. Sept.
19; E 698648; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 20207
Valse Doris; by Claude Rader; pf.
© \Sept. 1, 1928; 2, Sept. 13 H
699352; Dorothea L. Schroeder,
Flushing, N. Y. 20208
Valse gracieuse; by H. Bradford, of
Great Britain; pf. (Jn Seven char-
acteristic pieces) © Sept. 13, 1928;
1c. Sept. 14; EH 697932 ; Hugh Brad-
ford, London. 20209
1046
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
Valse mignon; by Florence A. Good-
rich; pf. © Sept. 1, 1928; 2 c. Sept.
8; E 6984386; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 20210
Valsette; by David Buchan, of Great
Britain; pf. © Sept. 6, 1928; 1 «¢.
Sept. 25; E For. 12; Edwin Ashdown,
Itd., London, 20211
Valzer degli innamorati; arr. by R.
Romani. © 1c. Sept. 20, 1928; E
704751 ; Romano Romani, New York.
20212
Vamos a cumbanchar; danza de con-
cierto, por L. C. Varona, of Cuba,
domiciled at New York; pf. and
violin. © 1 c. Sept: 18, 1928; E
704674: Luis Carlos Varona, New
York. 20213
Vattene; versi di Paolo Farina, mu-
sica di Anthony Galasso, of Italy,
domiciled at Jersey City. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Sept. 17,
1928; E 704733; P. Farina, New
York, and A. Galasso, Jersey City.
20214
Vause (C. W.) MéGlodie; by C..W.
Vause, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Sept. 7, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 8; E 697906;
Cary & co., London. 20215
Vendemmia (La); valzer arr. by R.
Romani. © 1 ¢. Sept. 20, 1928; E
704747 ; Romano Romani, New York.
20216
Vere languores (He surely hath borne
our griefs); three-pt. song; words
by C. F. M., music by Antonio Lotti,
arr. by Louis Victor Saar; women’s
voices. 4to. © Sept. 12, 1928; 2 c.
Sept. 17; E 699362; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 20217
Vesuvio e Danubio; valzer arr. by R.
Romani. © 1 ec. Sept. 20, 1928; E
704757 ; Romano Romani, New York.
20218
Vi che bello Natale; words and music
by G. Amato, of Italy, domiciled at
Brooklyn. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1928; E 704959;
Gennaro Amato, Brooklyn. 20219
Vi. (La) pasar; serenata espafiola,
letra y musica de R. Caballero, of
Mexico, domiciled at Laredo, Tex.
© April 15, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 21; E
699461; Rosendo Caballero, Laredo,
Tex. 20220
Victim (The) of the bootleggers greed;
words by E. L. Pierce, music by
Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only]. © 1c Sept. 13, 1928: E
20232
~
704552; Edith Loop Pierce, Oswego,
IN Xe 20221
Victors (The); march de _ militaire,
words and music by Louis Elbel;
Orch; -" ©) 1 @. AGe wie tozen s
704834; Elbel bros. co., South Bend,
Ind. 20222
Victory song; words and music by
Thornton W. Allen. (Jn Songs and
Cheers) © Aug. 8, 1928; 2 c. Aug.
9; E 699024; Student assembly, Uni-
versity of Maryland, College Park,
Mad.. 20223
Vieille €glise dans la montagne; ex-
trait du quatuor 4 cordes en Ré
min., de Michel Buono, of France,
op. 15; orch., avee pf. conducteur.
4to. © June 20, 1928; 1 ¢ July 3;
EK 697771; Francis Moulin, Cannes,
France. 20224
Village (The) dance; by Elva Gade;
pf. © Sept. 12, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 19;
E 698590; Co-operative music Co.,
Philadelphia. 20225
Villain (The) ; by A. Louis Scarmolin;
pf. © Sept. 11, 1928; 2 c Sept. 15;
E 699387; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 20226
Villereccia ; parole popolari, musica di
Gaspare Scuderi, of Italy. © June
6, 1928; 1 @ July 2; E 697894; A. &
G. Carisch & c., Milan. 20227
Violin concerto B minor; by B. Blood;
with pf. ace. © 1. Sept. 4, 1928;
E 704858 ; Blanche Blood, Chicago.
20228
Virgo Maria (Merciful Father) ; three-
part song, by Gaspar van Werbecke,
arr. by Louis Victor Saar; women’s
voices. 4to. © Sept. 12, 1928; 2 «¢.
Sept. 18; E 698544; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 20229
Vision (The) of Sir Launfal; cantata,
poem by James Russell Lowell, mu-
sic by Leo Sowerby; mixed voices,
with contralto, ten., and bar. solos
and cho. of children. 4to. © Aug.
17, 1928; 2 e. Sept. 11; E 699308;
C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 20230
Voice (The) of Jesus; words and mu-
sic by J. Watson Scoles. © June
20, 1928: 2 « Sept. 22; E 698678:
Scoles music ¢o., Miami, Fla. 20231
Voila pourquoi l’on tue; paroles de
Léo Leliévre, fils, musique de Joseph
Szule, of France; pf. acc., avee arr.
de l’ ukulele de F. Salabert. © June
20, 1928; 1 «. July 3; E 697742:
Francis Salabert, Paris. 20232
1047
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20233
pt: 0, ness ¥: 2S
Vote for Hoover in November; words
and music by H. R. McLeod, arr. by
Oliver N. Knight. © 1 ¢. Sept. 19,
1928; E 704701; Harvey R. McLeod,
Macedon, N. Y. 202383
Wait on the Lord; hymn, words by
Katie V. Hall, music by Mary Dake
Fink. © Aug. 2, 1928; 2c. Sept. 20;
E 699418; N. W. Fink, Chicago.
20234
Waiting; words by Calvin Kiralfy,
music by I. Blumenfeld. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Sept. 27,
1928; EH 704946; Irving Blumenfeld,
New York. 202385
Waiting by the lilac tree; words and
music by Mrs. W. Adrian Estabrook
[i. e. Mary Davies Estabrook] ©
1c. Aug. 21, 1928; E 704596; Mary
Davies Estabrook, Ponchatoula, La.
20236
Wake the song of jubilee; hymn,
words by Wilson T. Hogue, -music
by Mary Dake Fink. © Aug. 2,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 20; E 699416; N. W.
Fink, Chicago.
Walk and talk with Jesus; by S. J.
McCollum, [Melody only] © 1.
Sept. 26, 1928; E 704902; R. S. Peer,
New York. 20238
Walking on the air; by J. Pressman,
of Russia, domiciled at New York;
pf. ©1c. July 25, 1928; E 696509 ;
Jack Pressman, New York. 20239
Walther (The) league song; words by
William Gustav Polack, music by
Benjamin Schumacher. © Sept. 18,
1928; .2 ¢... Sept. ‘21; BE. 698663;
Walther league, Chicago. 20240
Waltz (A) of love; Viennese folk-
song, transcribed by Herman Klum;
pf. © Sept. 20, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 28;
E 699539; McKinley music ¢co., Chi-
cago. 20241
Waltz with me to that melody; words
by J. Brand, music by H. Groves.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 26, 1928; E 7049138; Harold
Groves and Julius Brand, Danne-
mora, N. Y. 20242
Waltzing (The) fairy; by Florence B.
Price; pf. © Sept. 20, 1928; 2 c.
Sept. 28; E 699530; McKinley music
co., Chicago. 20243
Wanderer (The) ; words and music by
H. R. Ellis. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Sept. 19, 1928; E
704804 ; Hilda R. Ellis, Winchendon,
Mass. 20244
20237
Wanting you; from New moon, words
by Oscar Hammerstein 2d, music by
Sigmund Romberg. © Sept. 12,.
1928; 2 c. Sept. 14; E 698503;
Harms, ine., New York. 20245.
Was it love; words by Irving Caesar,.
music by Harry Rosenthal and Con
Conrad; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Sept. 21, 1928; 2. ¢. Sept. 24;. E
699495 ; Harms, ine., New York.
20246.
Washwoman’s blues; words and music
by Spencer Williams. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Sept. 1, 1928:
E 704805; Triangle music pub. co.,
ine., New York. 20247
Watching the world go around; lyrics
by Jack Hagerty, music by Louis.
Hthelbert Smith... [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. July 18, 1928; E
696288; John J. Hagerty, Washing-
ton. 20248
Water sprite; by Florence A. Good-
rich; pf. © Sept. 1, 1928; 2 c. Sept.
8; E 698437; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 20249:
Waterfall (The); by Florence B.
Price; pf. © "Sept! 20) 41928 7,2 ~c.
Sept. 28; E 699531; McKinley music:
co., Chicago. 20250
Watermelon days; words and music
by W. R. Williams; with quartet for
male or mixed voices. © Sept. 21,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 24; E 699491; T. S.
Denison & co., Chicago. 20251
Watermelon smiling on the vine;
words and music by Johnny Marvin.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ©.
Sept. 7, 1928; EH 704460; Spier &
Coslow, inc., New York. 20252
Way down in bungalow town; fox trot,
words and music by M. Smallman,
of Union of South Africa; pf. and
ukulele ace. © May 23, 1928; 1 c.
May 31; E 697925; May Smaliman,.
Johannesburg, South Africa. 202538
Way down in the sunny South; words
by H. A. Passineau, jr., music by
David Reed. © Sept. 6, 1928; 2 c.
Sept. 10; E 699306; Herbert A.
Passineau, jr., Troy, N. Y. 20254
Way down south in Dixie, my home
town; words and music by C. F. J.
Erwood. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1928; E 704846;
Charles F. J. Erwood, Brooklyn.
20255:
1048
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
. no. 9, 1928
20276
~
Way (The) of faith; hymn, words and
music by M: O. Carey. 4to. © Aug.
6, 1928; 2 ec Sept. 24; E 699482;
Mary O. Carey, Talent, Or. 20256
Same. © Aug. 20; 1928; 2 c.
Sept. 10; E 698422; Mary O. Carey,
Talent, Or. 20257
Wayward (The) son; words and mu-
sic by C. F. Mathieu. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 14, 1928;
E 704583; Carl F. Mathieu, New
York. 20258
We all can write; based on Lonesome
in the moonlight, lyric by Benee
Russell, music by Abel Baer; com-
piled and ed. by L. Wolfe Gilbert;
special organ transcription. © Sept.
11, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 12; E 698510;
Leo. Feist, inc., New York. 20259
We are coming, gentle Jesus; chil-
dren’s hymn, words by W. G. L.,
music by M. Kingston, of England.
London, Novello & co., ltd. © Aug.
23, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 24; E 697645;
Matthew Kingston, Hampstead, Eng-
land. 20260
We aviate; words and music by Phil
Read. vy @) 1 c Sept. 4) -1928*, b
704408; Phil Real, Los Angeles.
20261
We'll be married in June; fox trot,
words by Joseph R. Marchini, music
by Marvin Smolev; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Sept. 25, 1928; 2 ¢. Sept.
26; .E 698705; Mercury music pub.
co., New York. 20262
We'll have our good days; from Cross
my heart, words by Joseph McCar-
thy, music by Harry Tierney; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Sept. 5, 1928;
2 ¢. Sept. 7; E 698383; Harms, inc.,
New York. 20263
We'll just be two commuters; from
Just a minute, words by Walter
O’Keefe, music by Harry Archer; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Sept. 17, 1928;
2 c. Sept. 18; E 698566; DeSylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
20264
We'll meet you out in Yellowstone
Park; words and music by F. A.
Todd; pf. and ukulele acc. © Sept.
4, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 8; BE 698424;
Frederick A. Todd, Los Angeles.
20265
Hoover; words by K. B.
James, music by Sylvester Long
Cross. 1 ec. Sept. 4,°1928: BE
704365; Kathryn Blasdel James, Se-
‘attle. 20266
We're for
We're for Hoover; words by K. B.
James, music by Sylvester L. Cross.
Seattle, K. B. James music co. ©
Sept. 4, 1928; 2c. Sept. 8; E 699281 ;
Kathryn Blasdel James, Seattle.
20267
We're going to hang a derby in the
White House hall; words and music
by H. Talbott. [Words and melody
only] © 1c Sept. 4, 1928; H
704395 ; Hall Talbott, Frenchton, W.
Va. 20268
We're just grown-up babies, after all;
lyric by William Tracey, melody by
Bobby Kuhn ist [i. e. Robert Kuhn]
© July 19, 1928; 2 @ July 21; B
699247; William Tracey, Jackson
Heights, N. Y., and Robert Kuhn,
New York. 20269
We want Hoover in the White House;
words by C. B. Pittington, music by
P. B. Story. : [Words and melody
only] © 1.c. Sept. 8, 1928; HE
704493 ; Caroline B. Pittington, Ken-
ton, O. 20270
We wish you a happy New Year;
words and music by B. Samberg.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 7, 1928; E 704454; Benjamin
Samberg, Brooklyn. 20271
Wear a hat with a silver lining; words
by Alfred Bryan, music by Al Sher-
man. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Sept. 24, 1928; E 704844; Gene
Austin, inc., New York. 20272
Weary yodelin’ blues; words and music
by Roy Evans. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Sept: 12, 1928; EB
704662; Columbia phonograph cCo.,
inec., New York. 20273
Wedding march; original compositions
and arrangements, by various au-
thors and arrangers; music sc. ©
Sept. 12) 1926 2 "er Sept. fille
699322; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
20274
Wednesday night waltz; words and
music by Spencer Williams. ©
Sept. 4, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 4; E 698357 ;
Triangle music pub. co., inc., New
York. 20275
Welcome to all who gather here; text
by Baxter Hughes, music arr. by
Richard Kountz; cho. for sop., alto
and bar. 4to. © Sept. 17, 1928;
2c. Sept. 21; E 699470; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 20276
1049
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20277
pt. Ts S223.
Welcome to all who gather here;
text by Baxter Hughes, music arr.
by Richard Kountz. 4to. 1. Male
voices.—2. Two-part song, treble
voices. © Sept. 8, 1928; 2 ¢ each
Sept. 18; E 698515, 698516; M Wit-
mark & sons, New York.
20277, 20278
Welcome to Normandy; lyric by Alice
Remsen, music by G. Dilworth.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Sept. 14, 1928; E 704602; George
Dilworth and Alice Remsen, New
York. 20279
West Texas blues; words and music
by Alger Alexander, music arr. by
Irene Spain. [Words and melody
only] © 1 .c¢. Sept. 7, 1928; .E
704456; Polk C. Brockman, Atlanta.
20280
What a peach of a pear we'd be;
words by F. O’Frayne, music by
Billy Mathiebe. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ec. Aug. 24, 1928; BE
704734; Farrell O’Frayne, New York.
20281.
What about me; words and music by
R. Wolf.. [Photostat] © 1 ec. Sept.
26, 1928; E 704911; Rube Wolf, San
Francisco. 20282
What He did for me; hymn, words
by Oswald J. Smith, music by Thoro
Harris. © Aug. 2, 1928; 2 «© Sept.
22: E 698670; Light & life press,
Chicago. 20283
What ill can betide; hymn, words by
Jessie F. Moser, music by G. Ara-
gona. © July 16, 1928; 2c. Aug. 20;
E 698478; Gertrude Aragona, Glen-
dale, Calif. 20284
What’s it all about; words and music
by: Su BE. Wren. © 2c. Sept. 21,
1928; E 704795; Susan EHugenia
Wren, Excelsior Springs, Mo. 20285
What’s the use of dreaming; words
and music by J. Manaois. © 1 «.
Sept. 4, 1928; E 704367; Joe Ma-
naois, Ensenada, B cfa., Mexico.
20286
What’s this power I have over women ;
words and music by B. H. McLaugh-
lin. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Sept. 14, 1928; E 704615; Ber-
nard Howard McLaughlin, Cam-
bridge, Mass. 20287
What’s your price; words by Andy
Razaf, music by J. °C. Johnson.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 10, 1928; E 704523; Triangle
music pub. co., ine., New York.
20288
What will I do, for my money is all
gone; words by E. Stoneman, music
by E. Dumford. [Words and melody
only] © 1 e@ Sept. 6, 1928; E
704414; Ralph Peer, New York.
20289
What will you do with the Savior;
hymn, words and music by C. F.
Smith.” "©" 14 * Age ae ee oH)
704096; Cabell Foster Smith, Ap-
pomattox, Va. 202990
What you want me to do; by Clarence
Williams and Joe Oliver. [Melody
only] © 1 ¢ Sept. 11, 1928; E
704512; Clarence ‘Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 20291
When dreams come true; lyric by Jce
Goodwin, music by Larry Shay.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Sept. 24, 1928; .E 704871; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. — 20292
When Eva kissed Mary; carol, words
by Sheila Kaye-Smith, music by
Cuthbert Osmond, of Great Britain ;
mixed voices. 4to. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Aug. 15, 1928;
1c Sept. 6; E 697984; H. F. W.
Deane & sons, the Year book press,
lid., London. 20293
When He says, Thus saith the Lord;
hymn, words and music by HE. M.
Moore. © Aug. 30, 1928; 2 c. Sept.
4; EK 699408; Emily R. Moore,
Adrian, Mich. 20294
When im lonesome I’m thinking of
you; waltz ballad, words and music
by Wesley Ossman. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 18, 1928;
E 704714; Wesley Ossman, New
York. 20295
When I think of the morning bright;
words and music by C. F. Weigle.
© June 1, 1928; 2 +e Seppe 495°
698574; Charles F. Weigle, Sebring,
Fla. 20296
When I waltz with an old fashioned
girl; words and music by T. Craw-
ford. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ce. Aug. 10, 1928; E 696921; Timo-
thy Crawford, New York. 20297
When orange blossoms bloom; words
and music by Hortense Ford. ©
1c. Sept. 6, 1928; E 704440; Hor-
tense O. Ford, Tampa. 20298
When Polly walks through the holly-
hocks; words and music by Harry
Woods; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by A. J. Franchini. © Sept. 12,
1928; 2 ec. Sept. 18; E 698483; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co. ine, New
York. 20299
1050
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
When Santa missed his train; words
and music by Frederick G. Johnson.
© Aug. 22, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 25; EB
699177; March bros., Lebanon, O.
20300
When shall I marry me? words by
Oliver Goldsmith, music by Alfred
Reynolds, of Great Britain. © Sept.
10, 1928; 1. c. Sept. 11; E 697957;
Elkin & co., Itd., London. 20301
When the mag-mag-magpies sing in the
mag-magnolia tree; words by Don
Rockwell, music by Sam Gold. ©
Sept. 4, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 5; HE 698358 ;
DeSylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. ~ 20302
When the rambler rambles over the
trellis; words by M. E. Erhardt, mu-
sic by Sylvester L. Cross. © 1 «¢.
Sept. 20, 1928; E 704790; Mae HE.
Erhardt, Weiser, Id. 20303
When two lips meet in tulip time;
words by J. Briggs, music by W. J.
Niemiec. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 17, 1928; E 704625;
Wallace J. Niemiec, Jackson, Mich.
20304
When you’re away; from The only
girl, by Victor Herbert, arr.. by
George J. Trinkhaus; band, with solo
B flat cornet conductor. 4to. ©
Ages 25.) 1928* 2) c,.Ang 293° H
699219; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 20305
When you're away; waltz, words by
Jerry Reich, music by J. Alter. ©
1 c. Sept. 24, 1928; E 704847; Jacob
Alter, Brooklyn. 20306
When you've left all the shadows be-
hind; words and music by Tommy
Lane, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele ace, [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Sept. 18, 1928: 1 «.
Sept. 27: E For. 44; Cecil Lennox,
ltd., London. 20307
When your [!] away; words by Fran-
cis J. Schippers, music by F. H.
De Nobile. © 1 ©. Sept. 19, 1928; BE
704739; Frank Henry De Nobile,
Brooklyn. 20308
Where I’m with you; words and music
by Robin Rayne [pseud. of M. E.
Edgeworth], of Canada; pf. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 10, 1928; E 704488; Margaret
E. Edgeworth, Toronto, Canada.
20309
Where Pine River flows along; waltz
song, words and music by G. H. Fer-
guson. [Words and melody only]
: 20319
© 1c. Sept. 4,.1928; E 704338;
George E, Ferguson, Fordson, Mich.
20310
Where the lazy Mississippi flows;
words by Alexis French, music by
Rollo de Freyne, arr. by Clarence
Lucas, of Great Britain; male quar-
tet. New York, Chappell-Harms,
ine. 4to. © Sept. 21,. 1928; 1: ¢.
Sept. 24; E For. 17; Chappell & co.,
Itd., London. 20311
Where were you—where was I; fox
trot, from Billie, lyrics and musie
by George M. Cohan, arr. by Frank
Skinner; dance orch. 4to. © Sept.
17, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 21; BE 699467;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
20312
Where were you—where was I [and]
Billie; from Billie, by George M.
Cohan, orchestrated by George J.
Trinkaus ; vocal hotel orch. 4to. ©
Sept £1938: 2. c:. Sept.) otek
698372; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 20313
Where were you—where was I [and]
Happy ; fox trots, from Billie, words
and music by George M. Cohan, arr.
by Frank Skinner; dance orch. 4to.
© Sept. 1, 1928; 2 « Sept. 5; E
698371; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 20314
Wheresoe’er Thou walkest; anthem,
words and music by John M. Priske;
with bar. or alto solo. 4to. © Sept.
28, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 28; E 698747;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 20315
Whip-poor-will-will; words and musie
by Ruby Johnson. New York,
Frank Harding. © Sept. 26, 1928;
2c. Sept. 29; E 699515; Ruby Gordy
Johnson, Clearwater, Fla. 20316
Whisper pretty things; words and mu-
Sic by Lou Davis and Hugo Mariani.
[Words and melody only] ©1.«
Sept. 18, 1928; E 704722; DeSylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New
York. 20317
White caps on the sea; words and
music by R. Prosser. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 27, 1928;
EK 704925; Ruth Prosser, Hast
Orange, N. J. 20318
White (The) comrade; anthem, words
by Amelia Josephine Burr, musie¢
by George B. Nevin; men’s voices.
4to. © Sept. 17, 1928; 2 c Sept. 19;
EK 698625; Theodore Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia. 20319
1051
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20320
pt. 111, 'n.'S., v.12
Who but Hoover; words by Ewell T. | Whole (The) world knows I love you;
Johnson, music by Daisy Maud
Webb. © 1c. July 30, 1928: E
704445; Daisy Maud Underwood,
Tulsa, Okla. 20320
Who but Hoover; words by Ewell T.
Johnson, music by Daisy Maud
Webb; male quartette.
30, 1928; E 704508; Daisy Maud Un-
derwood, Tulsa, Okla. 20321
Who is this that cometh? anthem, text.
from the Scriptures, music by Na-
thaniel Irving Hyatt, op. 41, no. 2;
mixed voices, with organ ace. 4to.
© Sept. 17, 1928; 2 « Sept. 19; BE
698629; Theodore Presser ¢o., Phila-
delphia. 20322
Who is to blame; words by T. Rack-
ner, music by Sylvester Long Cross.
1 e. Sept. 4, 1928; E 704360;
Thomas Rackner, Seattle. 20323
Who is who in the land of pienty;
words and music by N. G. Anton.
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1928; HB 7047138; .
N. G. Anton, Seattle. 20324.
Who’s blue; words and music by G.
C. Cornwell. [Photostat] © 1 «
Sept. 28, 1928; EH 704948; George C.
Cornwell, Vienna, Va. 20325
Who’s gonna be next? words and mu-
sic by L. Ruth and R. C: Ryan. ©
1c. June 28, 1928; E 693759; Lulu
Ruth and Robert C. Ryan, New Or-
leans. 20326
=
Who’s who in navy blue; march, by
John Philip Sousa, arr. for mand.
or mand. banjo solo by Ralph Co-
liecchio, with guit. arr. by Anthony
J. Franchini. © Sept. 19, 1928; 2 ¢.
Sept. 20; E 698730; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
203827
Who’s zis; fox trot, words and music
by ©: Jennings, jr. © Sept. 7,
1928 3.02 “Gey Bente) 103% HiiGos4s! ;
Charles Jennings, jr., Pittsburgh.
20328
Who said I was a bum; words and
music by Howard Johnson. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 1,
1928; E 704301; Shapiro, Bernstein
& co., inc., New York. 20329
Whole (The) world is drifting, and
I’m drifting too; words by EH. Spiva,
music by Sylvester Long Cross.
1 ec. Sept. 20, 1928; E 704791; Es-
telle Spiva, Salem, Or. 2033
© ie! wuly |}
words and music by Maceo Pinkard,
Archie Gottler and Sidney Clare.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 11, 1928; E 704529; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 20331
Why can’t I forget; words and music
by HE. C. Harris. © 1 ¢. Aug. 29,
1928; E 704982; Edward Carpenter
Harris, New York. 20332
Why did you let me love you; words
and music by K. Mitz. © Sept. 19,
1928; 2 ec Sept. 19; E 699427;
Kathryn Mitz, Evansville, Ind.
20333
Why do you call me pickaninny, when
my mama calls me her rose; words
and music by W. Douglas. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 17,
1928; HE 704671;° William. Douglas,
Columbus, O. 20334
Why do you do things that cause me
sorrow; words and music by. J. W.
Burns. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1928: E 704956:
Joseph W. Burns, New York. 20835
Why does nobody love me; words and
music by I. Gorn. © 1 e. Sept. 28,
1928; E 704949; Isidor Gorn, New
York. : 20336
Why don’t you kiss me; words and
music by F. Falla. © 1c. Sept. 6,
1928; E 704427; Fernando Falla,
New York. 20337
Why don’t you love me; words and
music by H. H. Rosine. [Chords,
single staff] © 1c. Sept. 20, 1928;
EK 704742; Herbert Emil Rosine,
Oakiand, Calif. 20338
Why have you come just to say good-
bye; words by EF. Eckroad, music
by Ray Hibbeler. © 1 ce Sept. 15,
1928; E 704655; Frances Hekroad,
Chicago. 20339
Wild oats are watered with tears;
words and music by George A. Lit-
tle, Joseph Ford and Billy Baskette.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 12, 1928; E 704660; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 20340
Will it pay?; hymn, words by Frank
A. Perkins, music by Mary Dake
Fink. © Aug. 2, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 20;
E 699420; N. W. Fink, Chicago.
20341
Will you ever love me as I love you;
words by L. Gillespie, music by The-
1052
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
odore E. Tudor. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Sept. 18, 1928;
2 ce. Sept. 21; E 698666; Lula Gil-
lespie, Marilla, Ill. 20342
Wings; original compositions and ar-
rangements, by L. De Francesco;
music sc. [Melody only] © Sept.
12, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 11; E 699323 ;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 20343
Winter dusk; by Harold G. Davidson ;
pf. © Sept. 12, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 14;
E 698488; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 20344
With best regards (Recevez nos hom-
mages); caprice, by Georges Ber-
nard, of France; pf., six hands. ©
pene tr. 1925: 2..¢.. Sept. 195
698632; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 20345
With muted strings; by August Noelck,
transcribed by Rob Roy Peery; vio-
ie and pe ©. Aug. 18 1928; 2.4.
Aug. 17; E 699100 Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 20346
With you; words and music by S. B.
Furgateh. [Photostat] © 1 «.
Sept. 28, 1928; E 704975; Sidney B.
Furgatch, New York. 20347
Witty moments; humoresque, com-
posed and arr. by P. A. Marquardt;
orch. and pf. © Sept. 7, 1928; 2 «.
Sept. 10; E 698442; Music buyers
corp., New York. 20348
Wolves among the sheep; hymn, words
by C. F. Timpe, music anon. ©
See. 6. .2920;, 2, c.. Sept... 10:. H
699303; Carl F. Timpe, Davenport,
Ta. 20349
Wonderful baby of mine; words and
music by A. S. Peake. © Sept. 4,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 8; E 698423; Aston
S. Peake, Seattle. 20350
.Wonderful you; words and music by
R. E. Johnson. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Sept. 19, 1928; EB
704809; Rose E. Johnson, Banning,
Calif. 20351
Wondering; by Jimmie Weir [i. e. J.
F. Weir]; melody with pf. acc. ©
1c. Sept. 6, 1928; E 704477; James
Frederick Weir, Syracuse, N. Y.
0 20352
Wondrous love: hymn, words by Os-
wald J. Smith, music by V. R. Rein-
hart. © Aug. 11, 1928; 2 e¢. Aug. 21;
E 688471; Virgil Ray Reinhart, Day-
ton, O. 20353
- 20363
Wondrous (A) power; hymn, words
and music by Carrie Dake Kline.
© Aug. 2, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 22; E
699448; Light & life press, Chicago.
20354
Won’t somebody take a chance with
me; fox trot, words by Jack Con-
nelly, music by Larry EH. Goffin.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Sept. 1, 1928; E 704817; Sequoia
music publishers, Los Angeles.
20355
Wooden soldiers march; by Herman
Klum; pf. © Sept. 20, 1928; 2 e.
Sept. 28; E 699541; McKinley music
co., Chicago. 20356
Woodpecker (The); by Carl Wilhelm
Kern, op. 556, no. 3; pf. © Sept.
14, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 18; E 698548;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 20357
Working together as God’s family;
Rally day service, 1928, by Board of
education—department of church
schools. © Aug. 15, 1928; 2 c and
aff. Aug. 20; A 1083830; Methodist
book concern, New York. 20358
Working together as God’s family;
supplement, for Rally day and Rally
week, 1928, by Board of education—
department of church schools. ©
Aug. 15, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 20;
A 1083831; Methodist book concern,
New York. 20358
Would you; words by Clare Boyant
[pseud. of Byris Wright], music by
Onel O’Connor [pseud. of L. O.
Gittens], of Great Britain. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. Aug. 9,
1928; E 696914; Lionel O’Connor
Gittens, Barbados. British West In-
dies. 20360
Wrap me up in a blanket of love and
lullabye me to sleep; words by
Alfred Rossman, music by Edithe
Whittick. © 1c. Aug. 3, 1928; E
704737; Alfred R. Rossman, Keyport,
Nerd. 20361
Ya, ya, ya; words and melody by O.
Fritz. IT .e. Sept. 7,,., 19285. HE
704458; Frederick O. Kreutzberg,
Edwardsville, Ill. 20362
Yach bin a meiloch yus zich a malke;
words and music by G. Goldstein.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 12, 1928; E 704568; Gus Gold-
stein, Brooklyn. 20363
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20364
Ye olde lavender gown; by Percy
Elliott, of Great Britain; pf. © July
30, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 11; E 697998;
A. Weekes & co., ltd., London.
20364
Yearning and blue; words and music
by Lloyd Smith. [Chords, single
staff] © 1 ¢ Sept. 10, 1928: E
704486; Lester Melrose, Chicago.
20865
Yearning sweetheart for you; words
and music by R. W. Hall. © Sept.
17, 1928; 2 c Sept. 19; E 699428 ;
Robert Watson Hall, Bellaire, O.
203866.
Yehi-rotzon; words of Hebrew prayer,
music by D. Roitman. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 12, 1928;
EH 704540; David Roitman, New
York. 20367
Yellow. violets; words and music by
T. Crawford. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Aug. 10, 1928;. EB
696927; Timothy Crawford, New
York. 20368
Yesterday; words by Jack Hagerty,
music by Louis Ethelbert Smith.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
July 18, 1928; E 696289; John
Hagerty, Washington. 20369
Yola; caprice francaise, by Ward
Allen; F. mezzo sop. saxophone and
pt. © Sept. 15, 1928; 2c. Sept. 19;
E 698572); Rubank, inc., Chicago.
20370
You alone; from The dagger and the
rose, words by Edward Hliscu, music
by Bugene Berton. © Sept. 19,
1928 ;%.2) (Go Sept. 2131) GOS6H :
Harms, ine., New York. 20871
You and me; words and music by L.
L. Ditlevson: pf. © 1c. Sept. 26,
1928: E 704898; Lois Lund D'tlev-
son, Owatonna, Minn. 20372
You and ycur smile; words and music
by A. FE. Cobe. ©1c. Sept. 26, 1928;
A 704933; Adéle Frank Cobe, Los
Angeles. 20373
You are my heaven; from The song
writer, words and music by Herb
Magidson and Georgie Price; pf.
acc., with’ ukulele arr’ by A. J.
Franchini. _© Sept. 4, 1928; 2 e.
Sept. 7; E 698367; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., ine., New York. 20874
You bet I do; words and mus‘c by
Lou Davis and J. Fred Coots. ©
Aug. 7, 1928; 2c. Sept. 1; E 699258 ;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 20375
pt. Ti, eS aves
You can’t do that; lyrics and music
by A. Parker [pseud. of A. P. John-
son], arr. by Claude Wilbur. [Single
staff notation] [Photostat] ©1e.
Aug. 24, 1928; E 704120; Amasa P.
Johnson, San Diego, Calif. 20376
You can’t take back your kisses; fox
trot, words and music by J. R. Biggs
and G. Queen. [Words and melody
only] ©1«e. Sept. 4, 1928; E 7043938 ;
James Richerson Biggs and George
Queen, Jackson, Mich. 20377
You chased away my blue days; words
and music by H. Patterson. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 138,
1928; E 704310; Howard Patterson,
Los Angeles. 20378
You don’t seem the same to me; words
by L. J. Phelps,. music by David
Reed. © Sept. 6, 1928; 2 ¢. Sept. 10;
EK 699304; Lucille Jordan Phelps,
Oklahoma City, Okla. 20379
You in a gondola; words by' Lady
Lindsay, music by Robert Coningsby
Clarke, arr. by Clarence Lucas, of
Great Britain; male quartet. 4to.
© Aug. 31,,.19283.4 ¢€, Septs toy Bb
697721; Chappell & co., itd., London.
20380
You kissed me in a dream; words and
music by G. Quirk. © 1c. Sept. 22,
1928 ; E 704869; Gene Quirk, Boston.
20381
You know who; words and music by
J. Kopf. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1928; E 704986;
Jack Kopf, Philadelphia. 20382
Youll kill ’°em; from Just a minute,
words by Walter O’Keefe, music by
Harry Archer; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Sept. 17, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 18; EH
698565 ; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine., New York. 20383
You'll never know; words and music
by Al Jolson, Arthur Franklin and
Billy Rose. [Words and melody
only] © 1 .c¢. Sept. 20, 1928; HE
704759; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine., New York. 20384
You must leave the world outside;
words and music by A. N. Bostrom.
(In Good Tidings) © July 20, 1927;
2c. Aug. 17, 1928; E 698493.; Albert
N. Bostrom, McAllen, Tex. 20385
You must not be a slacker; hymn,
words by E. L. Thompson, music by
N. Carlson. © June 20, 1928; 2 «¢.
Sept. 22; E 698686; Nathaniel Carl-
son, Miami, Fla. 20386
1054
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1928
20403
You’re in love and I’m in love; words
and music by Walter Donaldson; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Sept. 8, 1928;
2 ec. Sept. 7; E 698362; Donaldson,
Douglas & Gumble, inc., New York.
20387
‘You’re my necessity, you’re the cream
in my coffee; from Hold everything,
words and music by B. G. De Sylva,
Lew Brown and Ray Henderson.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 24, 1928; E 704849; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
20388
You’re so shy; lyrics by Paul Gerard
Smith, music by Eugene F. Ford. ©
Sept. 14, 1928; 2 c« Sept. 14; E
699345; Robbins music corp., New
York. 20389
You're the girl of my heart; words
and music by E. P. Roberts. ©1e.
Sept. 25, 1928; E 704877; Elmer Paul
Roberts, Buffalo. 20390
You told me that you loved me; words
and music by J. Dandar. © 1 e¢.
Sept. 18, 1928; E 704589; Joe Dan-
dar, McKeesport, Pa. 20391
You took my dream away; words by
Jean Rivinius, music by A. Dodd.
© 1c Sept. 18, 1928: E 704680;
Arthur Dodd, Inglewood, Calif.
20392
You’ve been a wonderful sweetheart;
words and music by J. R. Biggs and
G. Queen. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 4, 1928: E 704891;
James Richerson Biggs and George
Queen, Jackson, Mich. 20393
‘You've got to learn to smile; from
Please get married, words and music
by Jack O’Hagan, of Australia. ©
TUBES SAIS 37 1) 0e, Aug, 31.7 5)
697708; Allan & co. prop. ltd., Mel-
bourne, Australia. 20394
You were meant for me—I was meant
for you; words and music by B. M.
Graebner. © 1 c. Sept. 12, 1928;
E 704564; Bertha M. Graebner, San
Antonio. 20395
You—you—you ; waltz, words and mu-
sic by Jack Stone and Fred Thomp-
son; pf. and ukulele acc. © June
8, 1928; 2 « June 9; E 694264;
Stone-Thompson music publishers,
Montgomery, Ala. 20396
Your [!] falling in love with some-
body else; lyrics by Jack Hagerty,
music by Louis Ethelbert Smith.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
July 18, 1928; E 696290; John J.
Hagerty, Washington. 20397
Your loving smile; by S. Sossin, of
Russia, domiciled at Bridgeport,
Conn.. .©, 1. ¢, Sept: 28: 1928-08
704991; Samuel Sossin, Bridgeport,
Conn. 20398
Youth’s recollections; light and gay
scenes, by Domenico Savino; pf.
Juky L3.71928 5.2)... July. Zoe lu
695685; Robbins music corp., New
Work 20399
Zamboanga; song of the Philippines,
words by Susan Dyer, music by
Thomas Vincent Cator; no. 2, in D.
© ‘Sept.’ 11, 1928: 2 c. Sept. 12; BH
698608 ; Boosey & co, ltd., New York.
20400
Zephyr (The); Mexican folk-song,
transcribed by Florence B. Price;
pf. © Sept. 20, 1928; 2 c Sept. 28;
E 699547; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago. 20401
Zyska; fox trot, par R. Hermann et
Alex Thomas, orchestré par Louis
Salvado, of Spain; orch., avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © June 20, 1928;
1c. July 3; E 697769; Lucien de La-
cour, Paris. 20402
13. (El) de septiembre; marcha mili-
tar, por C. Maduro; pf. New York,
O. Flaschner musie c¢o., ine.
Sept. 15, 1928" 2. $e Semin «2 so)
699462; Charles Maduro, New York.
20403
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1928:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 37 unpublished) _ 128
Class E, Musical compositions (including 6,738 unpublished) -——---__~_ 20, 275
Otel 5 pea ee eS: ee 20, 403
1055
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH IGE. SUBSISTING COPY RICKI ts Wate eh
RENEWED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909.
Babe (The) of light and glory; Christ-
mas anthem, words by George
Cooper, music by L. R. Dressler;
sop. solo; organ acc. with violin
obbl. © Louis R. Dressler, Jersey
City, as the author of the music. R
18, Sept. 7, 1928. 1
Bach (Johann Sebastian) From deep-
est woe I ery to Thee; choral, Eng-
lish version by Th. Baker, musie¢ arr.
by J. S. Bach; mixed voices. ©
Theodore Baker, Leipzig, as the au-
thor of the English version. R 30,
July 28, 1928. ‘ 2
Beautiful (The) blue Danube; waltz,
words by N. H. Dole,
Johann Strauss, trans. by N. H.
Dole; pf. and chorus of men’s voices.
© Nathan Haskell Dole, Jamaica
Plains, Mass., as the author of the
trans. R 45916, July 28, 1928. 33
Belle (The) of Granada; valse espa-
gnole, by Max S. Witt; pf. © AIl-
bert Witt, Murray Hill, N. Y., as
next of kin of the author, who is not
living. R 45911, Aug. 18, 1928. 4
Book (A) of piano duets; for two
equally advanced players; selected,
ed. and fingered by L. Oesterle. ©
Louis Oesterle, New York, as the au-
thor of the editing. R 45919, July
28, 1928. 5
Brownies (The); by Mrs. H. H. A.
Beach, op. 47, no. 1; pf. duet. ©
Amy Marcy Cheney Beach, Hills-
boro, N. H., as the author. R 45941,
Aug. 6, 1928. 6
Burgomaster (The) ; schottische, from
the comic opera, by Gustav Luders,
arr. by Karl L. Hoschna; pf. ©
Hettie Hoschna, Patchogue, L. L.,
N. Y., as the widow of the author of
the arr. R 45914, July 24, 1928. 7
Burgomaster (The) ; waltzes from the
opera, by Gustav Luders, arr. by
T. P. Trinkaus; Ist and 2nd mando-
lin, guit.:and pf: .©) Dae) Prinkaus,
Ridgewood, N. J., as the author of
the arr. R 45913, July 24, 1928. 8
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Camels’ (The) tread; by F. Chapin;
pf. © Frederic Chapin, Hollywood,
Calif., as the author. R 45968, Aug.
23, 1928. 9
Carl (William C.) Thirty postludes
for the organ; ed. by W.-C. Carl.
© William C. Carl, New York, as
the author of the editing. R 22,
Aug. 28, 1928. 10.
Carol of the bobolink; morceau de
salon, by W. Loraine; pf. © Wil-
liam Loraine, New York, as the au-
‘ thor. R 45965, Aug. 27, 1928. 11
Christ is King; words by C. A. Miles,.
music by J. Howard Entwisle. ©
C. Austin Miles, Philadelphia, as the
author of the words. R 45272, June
16, 1928. 12
Dance of the elves; by Alfred Burg
[pseud. of Frank Lynes} op. 40, no.
2; pf. © Adéle G. Lynes, Cam-
bridge, Mass., as the widow of the
author. R 45937, Aug. 6, 1928. 13.
Day (The) is at hand; gospel anthem,
music by J. B. Herbert, arr. by C. H.
Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berke-
ley, Calif., as the author of the ar-
rangement of the music. R 455380,
May 2, 1928. 14
De pride of newspaper row; words
and music by A. B. Sloane. © Mae
Sloane, Pasadena, Calif., as the
widow of the author. R 45969, July
28, 1928. 15:
Don’t butt in; words by Bob Cole and
J. W. Johnson, music by Rosamond
Johnson [i. e. J. Rosamond Johnson }
© James Weldon Johnson and J.
Rosamond Johnson, both of New
York, as one of the authors of the
words and the author of the music.
R 45910, Aug. 18, 1928. 16:
Don’t wear your heart on your sleeve ;
words by E. B. Marks, musie by J.
W. Stern. © Edward B. Marks,
New York, and Joseph W. Stern,
Brightwaters, N. Y., as the author of
the words and the author of the mu-
sic. R 45905, Aug. 18, 1928. ig
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Dream (The) of Gerontius; sacred
oratorio by Cardinal Newman, set to
music by E. Elgar, op. 38; mezzo
sop., ten. and bass soli, cho. and
orch. © Edward Elgar, London, as
the author. R 45960, Aug. 7, 1928.
18
HWifin tarantelle; by Mrs. H. H. A.
Beach, op. 47, no. 5; pf. duet. ©
Amy Marey Cheney Beach, Hills-
boro, N. H., as the author. R 45945,
Aug. 6, 1928. 19
Exercises, studies and examples in
double notes for pianoforte; by I.
Philipp, of France; pts. 1-3:. © I.
“inp, -Paris, as the author. R
45917, Aug. 9, 1928. 20
Faint heart never won fair lady;
words and music by Walter H. Ford
and J. W. Bratton. © John W.
Bratton, Brooklyn, as the author. R
45772, June 29, 1928. pul
Flowers of the forest; by Alfred Burg
[pseud. of Frank Lynes] op. 40, no.
4; pf. © Adéle G. Lynes, Cam-
bridge, Mass., as the widow of the
author. R 45939, Aug. 6, 1928. 22
Forget; or, I'd give the world could I
forget, words by Will D. Cobb, music
by G. Edwards. © Gus Edwards,
New York, as the author of the
music. R 45896, Aug. 4, 1928. 23
Goblin (The) man; words by W. M.
Elliott, music by Ben Jansen. ©
Will M. Elliott, New York, as the
author of the words. R 35, Aug. 27,
1928. 24
Good-night; by Mrs. H. A. A. Beach,
op. 47, no. 6; pf. duet. © Amy
Marey Cheney Beach, Hillsboro, N.
H., as the author. R 45946, Aug. 6,
1928. 25
Honeysuckle (The) and the bee; words
by Alba H. Fitz, music by W. H.
Penn. © William H. Penn, New
York, as the author of the music.
R 34, Aug. 21, 1928. 26
Hunky dory; cake-walk and two-step,
by A. Holzmann; pf. © Abe Holz-
mann, East Orange, N. J., as the
author. R 45967, Aug. 27, 1928. 27
Hymn of the nativity; Christmas an-
them, words by Ina D. Coolbrith,
music by H. J. Stewart; organ ace.
© Humphrey J. Stewart, San Diego,
Calif., as the author of the music.
R 21, Sept. 7,.1928. 28
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I’ll be with you when the roses bloom
again; words by Harry Hilliard,
music by Will Whitmore [pseud. of
G. Edwards] © Gus Edwards, New
York, as the author of the music.
R 45897, Aug. 4, 1928. 29
I love thee Columbia; march, by T. M.
Tobani, op. 401. 1. Pf.—2. Band.
' © Theodore Moses Tobani, Jackson
Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the author.
R 45954, 45956, Aug. 7, 1928. 30,31
If; words by Ella Wheeler Wilcox,
music by F. W. Vanderpool. ©
Frederick W. Vanderpool, Asbury
Park, N. J., as the author of the
music. R 45988, Aug. 9, 1928. 32
In love; romance, by C. M. Ziehrer,
arr. by T. M. Tobani; orch. © Theo-
dore Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights,
Be" TNs -Y.,..as the, author sof jihe
arrangement. R 45958, Aug. 7, 1928.
33
It’s awfully nice to be a regular sol-
dier; words by Will D. Cobb, music
by G. Edwards. © Gus Edwards,
New York, as the author of the
music. R 45895, Aug. 4, 1928. 34
Jolly (The) friars; waltzes, by S. R.
Henry [pseud. of H. R. Stern] ©
Henry R. Stern, New York, as the
author. R 45902, Aug. 29, 1928. 35
Joy to the world, the Lord is come;
Christmas anthem, words by Isaac
Watts, music by P. A. Schnecker;
mixed voices, organ acc. © Louise
W. Schnecker, New York, as the
widow of the author. R 20, Sept. 7,
1928. 36
Katy-dids; by Mrs. H. A. A. Beach,
op. 47, no. 4; pf. duet. © Amy
Marcy Cheney Beach, Hillsboro, N.
H., as the author. R 45944, Aug. 6,
1928. 37
King of the turf; march-two-step by
Fahrbach-Tobani [pseud. of T. M.
Tobani] ; pf. © Theodore Moses To-
bani, Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y.,
as the author. R 45414, June 12,
1928. 38
Little boats should keep close to the
shore; words by HE. B. Marks, music
by J. W. Stern. © Edward B.
Marks, New York, and Joseph W.
Stern, Brightwaters, N. Y., as the
author of the words and the author
of the music. R 45907, Aug. 18, 1928.
39
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Little (A) empty nest; words by Will
A. Heelan, music by J. Fred Helf.
© Margaret Mahany and Bessie
Helf, both of New York, as the
widow of the author of the words
and the widow of the author of the
music. R 45906, Aug. 18, 1928. 40
Mamie; words by Will D. Cobb, music
by Gus Edwards. © Gus Edwards,
New York, as the author of the
music. R 45898, Aug. 4, 1928. 41
Merry bells of morning; reverie senti-
mentale, by Charles Drumheiler; pf.
© Cora E. Drumheller-Stevens, St.
Louis, as the widow of the author.
R 23, Aug. 2, 1928. 42
Monks (The) of Malabar; vocal gems
from- the opera, by Ludwig Eng-
lander, arr. by Charles J. Roberts
[pseud. of Charles Kraushaar]; pf.
© Charles Kraushaar, Larchmont,
N. Y., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 45974, Dec. 1, 1927: 43
Moonlight on the old plantation; by
J. B. Lampe; pf. © J. Bodewalt
Lampe, Chicago, as the author. R
45970, Aug. 7, 1928. 44
My Evaline; darkey love song, words
and music by M. A. Sloane. © Mae
Auwerda Sloane, Pasadena, as the
author. R 1, Sept. 5, 1928. 45
New (The) American hymn; hail
thou land by God selected, words
and music by Wm. Conradi. ©
Mignon Conradi, Chicago, as the
child of the deceased author. R 18,
Aug. 6, 1928. 46
New (The) England conservatory
course for pianoforte; selected
pieces, second grade, ed. by F. Addi-
son Porter. bk. 1. © F. Addison
Porter, Boston, as the author. .R
12, Aug. 2, 1928. 47
North (The) star; reverie by K. A.
Roberts; pf. © Kathleen A. Rob-
erts, New York, as the author. R
36, Sept. 20, 1928. 48
Old (The) flag never touched the
ground; words by Bob Cole and J.
W. Johnson, music by Rosamond
Johnson fi. e. J. Rosamond John-
son] © James Weldon Johnson and
J. Rosamond Johnson, both of New
York, as one of the authors of the
words and the author of the music.
R 45908, Aug. 18, 1928. 49
Phoebe dear, I love you; words by
George V. Hobart, music by A. B.
Sloane. © Donald B. Hobart, New
pt. 111, n. S., v. 23
York, as the child of the deceased
author. R 45973, Aug. 21, 1928. 50
Poetica; waltz by T. M. Tobani, op.
400. 1. Pf—2. Orch. © Theodore
Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights,
L. I., N. Y., as the anther, (2 Asos.s,
45955, Aug. 7, 1928. Ti et aA
Rag-time (The) millionaire; song, mu-
sic by I. Jones. © Irving Jones,.
New York, as the author. R 45966,
Aug. 27, 1928. 53
Reconciliation; by T. Bendix; pf. ©
Theodore Bendix, Los Angeles, as
the author. R 45971, Aug. 7, 1928.
54
Reverie; by B. C. Fauconier, arr. by
T. M. Tobani; orch. © Theodore
Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights,
L. I. N. Y., as the author. of the
arrangement. R 45957, Aug. 7, 1928.
, 5D:
Robin Redbreast; by Mrs. H. H. A.
Beach, op. 47; pf. duet. ©, Amy
Marey Cheney Beach, Hillsboro,
N. H., as the author. R 45942, Aug.
6, 1928. 56
Roses begin with R, love; vocal selec-
tion from R. A. Barnet’s musical
comedy Miss Simplicity, music by
Harry Lawson Heartz. © Robert
A. Barnet, New York, as the author
of the lyrics. R 45991, Sept. 5,
1928. 50
Rudyard Kipling’s barrack room bal-
lads; set to music by A. Whiting.
1. Danny Deever. [3 others] ©
Arthur Whiting, New York, as the
author of the music. R 45920, July
28, 1928. 58
Saeterjentens Sondag; by J. S. Svend-
sen, arr. by T. M. Tobani; orch. ©
Theodore Moses Tobani, Jackson
Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the author
of the arrangement. R 45959, Aug.
7, 1928. 59
Salvation echoes; new collection of
spiritual songs, ed. by B. E. Warren,
A. L. Byers, C. E. Hunter and D. O.
Teasley. © B. EH. Warren, Lake-
land, Fla., C. E. Hunter, Los An-
geles, A. L. Byers, Ashland, Or., and
D. O. Teasley, Pueblo, Col., as the
authors. R. 45962, Aug. 10, 1928. 60
Santa Claus; lyrical intermezzo, by
‘H. R. Shelley. © Harry Rowe
Shelley, New York, as the author.
R 45452, June 27, 1928. 61
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Santa Claus; lyrisches intermezzo, von
H. R. Shelley. © Harry Rowe Shel-
ley, New York, as the author. R
45451, June 27, 1928. 62
Scenes from an every-day romance; by
S. Coleridge-Taylor, op. 41, no. 1-4;
pe. 4. Allegro, in BE min~—2. An-
dante, in G maj.—3. Tempo di valse,
in B min—4. Presto, in E min. ©
Jessie Sarah Fleetwood Coleridge-
Taylor, as the widow of the author
of the arrangement. R 25-28, Jan.
PT, VIOZS: 63-66
Shout the glad tidings; Christmas an-
them, words by W. A. Muhlenberg,
musie by A. Frey; mixed voices,
organ ace. © Adolf Frey, Syracuse,
N. Y., as the author of the music.
R 17, Sept. 7, 1928. 67
Show me the way to go home, babe;
words by Archie Morrow, music by
Wilford Herbert. © Ella Morrow,
Baltimore, as the widow of the
author. R 45972, Aug. 28, 1928. 68
Song of the woodman; by Frank Lynes,
op. 35; pf. © Adéle G. Lynes, Cam-
bridge, Mass., as the widow of the
author. R 45940, Aug. 6, 1928. 69
Sorrows (The) of death; a Lenten
motet, music by C. W. Coombs; ten.
solo and chor. with organ ace. ©
C. Whitney Coombs, New York, as
the author of the music. R 45918,
July 28, 1928. 70
Southern blossoms; waltzes, by Will
Accooe; pf. © Arnold Accooe, Chi-
cago, as the child of the deceased
author. R 45989, Aug. 29, 1928. 71
There were shepherds; Christmas an-
them, words from St. Luke, music
by Charles Vincent, arr. by G. B.
Nevin; men’s voices, organ ace. ©
George B. Nevin, Easton, Pa., as the
author of the arrangement of music.
R 16, Sept. 7, 1928. 72
There were shepherds; Christmas an-
them, words from St. Luke, music by
W. R. Spence; organ ace. © Wil-
liam R. Spence, Perth, Ontario,
Canada, as the author of the music.
R 19, Sept. 7, 1928. 73
Thomas (Charles Louis Ambroise)
Mignon; opera in 3 acts and 5
tableaux, libretto by Michel Carre
and Jules Barbier, English version
by T. Baker, music by Ambroise
Thomas. © Theodore Baker, Leip-
zig, as the author of the English
version. R 32, July 28, 1928. 74
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Those good old days gone by; words
and music by H. Von Tilzer. ©
Harry Von Tilzer, New York, as
the author. R 87, Aug. 27, 1928. 75
Through the meadows; by Alfred Burg
[pseud. of Frank Lynes] op. 40, no.
1; pf. © Adéle G. Lynes, Cam-
bridge, Mass., as the widow of the
author. R 45986, Aug. 6, 1928. 76
Tune, time and tone; outline of ten
lessons in vocal music, by Benjamin
S. Dise. (Jn Loyal and true) ©
B. S. Dise, Mohrsville, Pa., as the
author. R11, Aug. 7, 1928. 17
Twilight; by Mrs. H. H. A. Beach, op.
47, no. 3; pf. duet. © Amy Marcy
Cheney Beach, Hillsboro, N. H., as
the author. R 45943, Aug. 6, 1928.
78
Voice (A) that bids me come; words
by S. G. Stone, music by Edgar A.
Barrell; med. voice. © _ Louise
Turner Barrell; New Bedford, Mass.,
as the widow of the author. R 15,
Sept. 7, 1928. 79
Waving pines; by Alfred Burg [pseud.
of Frank Lynes] op. 40, no. 8; pf.
© Adéle G. Lynes, Cambridge, Mass.,
as the widow of the author. R
45938, Aug. 6, 1928. 80
Ways to catch a man; vocal selection
from R. A. Barnet’s musical comedy
Miss Simplicity, music by Harry
Lawson MHeartz. © Robert A.
Barnet, New York, as the author of
the lyrics. R 45990, Sept. 5, 1928. —
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When de jack-o’-lantern starts to walk
about; words by Bob Cole and J. W.
Johnson, music by Rosamond John-
son [i. e. J. Rosamond Johnson] ©
James Weldon Johnson and J. Rosa-
mond Johnson, both of New York, as
one of the authors of the words and
the author of the music. R 45909,
Aug. 18, 1928. 82
When Zacharias leads the band; words
and music by Williams and Walker.
© Lottie Williams, New York, as the
widow of one of the authors. R
45903, Aug. 18, 1928. 83
While the convent bells were ringing:
words by R. F. Roden, music by
Max S. Witt. © Robt. F. Roden,
New York, and Albert Witt, Murray
Hill, N. Y., as the author of the
words, and next of kin of the author
of the music, who is not living. R
45904, Aug. 18, 1928. 84
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Whispering (The) wind; mazurka-
caprice, by H. A. Wollenhaupt, op.
38, ed. and fingered by L. Oesterle;
pf. © Louis Oesterle, New York, as
the author of the editing. R 33, July
28, 1928. 85
Without a chaperon; vocal selection
from R. A. Barnet’s musical comedy
Miss Simplicity, music by Harry
Lawson MHeartz. © Robert A.
O
pt. Il, BeSs Vs 23
Barnet, New York, as the author of
the lyrics. R 45992, Sept. 5, 1928.
86
You remind me sweeting; waltz sere-
nade by Frederic Field Bullard; 1st.,
2d. and 3d. mands. and guit., in G.
© Theodosia Vail Bullard, South
Orleans, Mass., as the child of the
deceased author. R 45987, June 29,
1928. aot
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THORIZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL MUSI-
CAL INSTRUMENTS
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pages vii—vili of nos. 3-4;
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Canada, vol. 18 (19238), pages vi—viii of no. 8;
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(1920), pages vi-ix of no. 138;
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pages xili—xiv of no. 6;
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(1922), pages xv—xix of no. 6;
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Sweden, vol. 15 (1920), pages vi—vii of no. 3;
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entry, it is to be understood that he is a citizen of the United States,
°"A carastia ’e ll’ uommene; versi e
musica di F. Amodio; pf. © 1.
‘ Oct. 30, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 740;
Frank Amodio, Brooklyn. 20404
A Vheure de la priére; par Maurice
Feese, Oo. Krance - orch., gyec pf.
direction. © July 25, 1927; 1c. Aug.
15; EH 669527; H. Benjamin, Paris.
20405
A Vheure du couchant (At sunset) ;
piece mystique, par Alex. de Taeye,
of Belgium; orch., avee pf. conduc-
-teur. 4to. © Feb. 25, 1928; 1 ec.
Mar. 20; E 689262; Choudens, Paris.
20406
A la cour de Binao: le mpilalao; im-
pressions Sakalaves, aus der Mada-
gaskar-suite, de J. Landeroin, op.
125, arr. par Ad. Gauwin, of France;
orch., avec violino 1 direction et pf.
direction. © July 25, 1927; 1c. Aug.
15; E 669530; Benjamin, Paris.
20407
A la mort; cantique pour funerailles,
auteur des paroles inconnu, musique
par A. W. Cote; quatuor d’hommes ou
quatuor mixte. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1928;
E—U. S. unpub. 102; Alphonse W.
Cote, Auburn, Me. 20408
A toi! love song, von Percy Elliott, arr.
von Leo Artok, of Germany; salon-
orch., mit pf. conductor u. violino 1
direktion. © Oct. 15, 1928; 1 e. Oct.
12; E—For. 324; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz. 20409
Abide with me; hymn-anthem, words
by Henry F. Lyte, music by Mark
Andrews; mixed voices; organ acc.
4to. © Oct. 17, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 18;
—~ 699891; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 20410
Abie’s Irish rose; music se. of original
compositions and arrs. by J. S. Za-
mecnik, and others. © Sept. 26,
1928; 2 ec. Sept. 25; E 699725; Sam
Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 20411
Above the pines; by M. A. Reed; pf.
© 1e. Oct. 16, 1928 ; E—U. S. unpub.
760; Mary Augusta Reed, Eagle
Rock, Calif. 20412
Acqua (L’) corre alla borrana; Ignoto
del XIV, musica di Barbara Giuran-
na, of Italy. © Oct. 22, 1928; 1 c¢.
Oct. 18; E For. 234; A. Forlivesi &
c., Florence, Italy. 20413
Across the sea; Hawaiian ballad, by
Ray Kinney and David Burrows; arr,
by J. Noble; pf. and ukulele ace.
(In Johnny Noble’s collection of
Hawaiian hulas and songs) © Sept.
11, 1928; 2 c Sept. 17; E 699668 ;
Johnny Noble, Honolulu. 20414
Addio, la bella sora; Ignoto del XIV,
musica di arbara Giuranna, of
Italy. © Oct. 22, 1928; 1 ec. Oct. 18;
H—For. 235; A. Forlivesi & ¢c., Flor-
ence, Italy. 20415
Adeste fideles ; arr. for the young pian-
ists by Carl Richter. © Oct. 17,
1928; 2 c. Oct. 22; H—U. S. pub. 22;
Bach music co., Boston. 20416
Adieu amour; mélodie ou déclamation
lyrique, paroles et musique de L.
Duran; pour voix de femme. ©
Aug. 15, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 5, 1 ¢. Oct.
17; E—U. S. pub. 65; Leo Duran,
Lyon, France. 20417
j Adios paloma incauta; letra y musica
por I. M. Valle, of Mexico, domiciled
at Chicago. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1928;
E 1017; Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago.
20418
Adorable Dora; words and music by
Archie Gottler, Sidney Clare and
Maceo Pinkard; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Oct. 23, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 24; H—
U. S. pub. 97; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York. 20419
Adorable lady; words by Marvin Kip-
pel, music by Eddie Ward. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Oct. 23,
1928; H-—U. S. unpub. 515; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine., New
York. 20420
Adrienne; by C. 8S. Baleom; pf. ©1e.
Oct. 9, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 123;
Carroll S. Baleom, Lancaster, Mass.
20421
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20422
pt. 11 1. Suwa
After the clouds roll by; words and
music by A. Gjesdahl, of Canada,
domiciled at Vancouver, Wash.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 31, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 764;
Andrew Gjesdahl, Vancouver, Wash.
20422
After the hunt; words and music by
S. M. Babcock. [Words and melody
only}? - © er Oct 247-1928 "hus:
unpub. 552; Stella M. Babcock, Eliz-
abeth, N. J. 20423
After tonight ; words by Benee Russell,
music by Vincent Rose. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 30, 1928;
E—U. S. unpub. 714; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine., New York.
20424
Ah! si mon moine voulait danser: Can-
adian folklore, music arr. par Pierre
Gautier, of Canada; 4 4 voix, sans
acc. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1928; E—U. S.
unpub. 604; Charles Marchand, Mon-
treal, Canada, 20425
Air and Bourrée; by Michel Sciapiro ;
violin and pf. © Oct. 3, 1928; 2c.
Oct. 5; E 699785; Harms, inc., New
York. 20426
Air brakes; a rhythm solo, by H. F.
Reser; ten. banjo. ©:Oct. 15, 1928;
2 ¢. Oct. 19; E 699915; Harry F.
Reser, New York. 20427
Al, Al, Al; song of victory, words and
music by J. ER. Lucas, 4©. Oct... 3,
1928 ; 2 c. Oct. 5; E—U. S. pub. 189;
John F. Lucas, New York. 20428
Al is the people’s pal; lyric by T. J.
Kennedy, music by Burrell Van Bu-
ren. © Oct. 16, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct. 19;
E 699923 ; Thomas J. Kennedy, Pitts-
burg. 20429
Al’s a plain American; march, words
by E. Hughes, music by James Ma-
loney. Scranton, Pa., Hughes & Ma-
loney. © Oct. 3, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 138;
E 699866; Edward Hughes, Scran-
ton, Pa. 20430
Alabama jubilee; by Bill Helms [i. e.
William Helms], arr. by Irene Spain.
[Melody only] ©1c. May 31, 1928;
HK 691977; Polk C. Brockman, At-
lanta. 204381
Alexander and his commander; words
and music by Walter Wallace Smith.
Aug. 6, 1928; 2 ¢,. Aug. 3; EB
698827; Main garage, Johnstown,
or ex 204382
Alfred E. Smith for our next Presi-
dent; words by M. Grimes, music by
H.. A. Hummel. © 2%c) awa
1928; KE 682321; Matilda Grimes,
Cleveland. 20433
Alfred E. Smith, the happy warrior;
march, words by D. Bain, music by
EK. A. Schulze. © Sept. 14, 1928;
2 c. Sept. 17; E 698894; Ernst A.
Schulze, Evanston, Ill. and Donald
Bain, Buffalo. 20434
Alfred E. Smith, the man you'll ap-
preciate; words. and music by Tom
Romley and Jack Donahue. © Sept.
20, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 27: Gggse2 -
Thomas Romley, Waltham, Mass.,
and John Donahue, Cambridge,
Mass. 20435
All alone, with only dreams; words
by Irving Fien, music by G. Per-
chick. © 1c. Oct. 10, 1928; E—U. S.
unpub. 660; George Perchick, Phila-
delphia. ; 20436
All day long; from Song of the sea,
words by Arthur Wimperis, music
by Eduard Kunneke, of Great Brit-
ain. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions} © Oct. 11, 1928; 1 ¢. Oct.
12; E For. 393; B. Feldman & co.,
London. 20437
All for you; fox-trot, by Egon Ed-
wards, of Switzerland, domiciled at
New York. [Melody only] ©1e.
Oct. 23, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 506;
Refousse music pub. co., New York.
20488
All for you; lyrics and music by A.
M. Rosenthal; pf. © 1-e. Oct. 10,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 126; Aaron
Maurice Rosenthal, McKeesport, Pa.
20439
All hail the engineer; words by Her-
bert Fisher Moore, music by Edwin
Evans. [Blue-print] © 1 e. Oct. 6,
1928; E U. 8S. unpub. 400; Engineers
club musical assn., Philadelphia.
20440
All I want is a bungalow and you;
words by E. W. Mancill, music by
F. D. George. © 1c, Oct. 15, 1928;
E U. 8. unpub. 275; Ethel Wayland
Mancill and Frances D. George,
Bartlesville, Okl. 20441
All I want is ’ittle ootsey 00; words
by Max Rutchik and Wes Frazer,
music by Leonard Whiteup. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. July 21,
1928; E 696428; M. F. L. produc-
tions co., New York. 20442
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no. 10, 1928
20464
All the boats are coming home; sacred,
words by Mrs. Frank A. Breck, mu-
sic by G. C. Tullar; mixed voices.
4to. © Oct. 16, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 24;
BH U.S. pub. 94; Grant Colfax Tul-
lar, New York. 20448
All the world loves a melody; words
and music by G. W. Schreiner. ©
1 ce. Oct. 3, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
1109; Genevieve Whitlock Schreiner,
Chicago. 20444
All through the day; fox-trot, words
and music by L. L. Yost. © 1.
Oct. 29, 1928; E—U. 8S. unpub. 672;
Leland L. Yost, San Antonio. 20445
Almond eyes; lyric by M. Gibbs Lath-
rop, music by A. Fenzel. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 27, 1928; H—U. S. unpub. 711;
Anna Fenzel, Cleveland and Gibbs
Lathrop, Lakewood,: O. 20446
Almora; danse espagnole, by Michel
Sciapiro; violin and pf. © Oct. 3,
1928; 2 ec. Oct. 5; E 699784; Harms,
ine., New York. 20447
Aloha oe; adapted by Frank Ferera;
pf., with ukulele arr. by May Sin-
ghi Breen. (In Frank Ferera’s
Hawaiian melodies) © Sept. 24,
1924; 2 ec. Oct. 1, 1928; E 698839;
Forster music publisher, ine. Chi-
cago. - 20448
Alone in the world; waltz, words by
EK. Fioravanti, music by William Van
Beaver; pf. and ukulele acc. ©1e.
Oct, 27, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 642;
Emidio Fioravanti, Wenatchee,
Wash. 20449
Alouette; chanson populaire Cana-
dienne, musique par Pierre Gautier,
of Canada; solo et chceur 4 quatre
voix égales. © 1 c. Oct. 12, 1928;
H—U. S. unpub. 605; Charles Mar-
chand, Montreal, Canada. 20450
Amaranth; words and music by M.
Karly. ©1 ¢. Oct. 26, 1928; H—U. S.
unpub. 624; Mary Early, Jackson
Heights, L. I., N. Y. 20451
Ambling along; by William Axt, orch.
by Antonio E. Cafarella; orch., with
pf. or organ conductor. © Oct. 10,
1928; 2 c. Oct. 10; E 699994; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 20452
Amelia Earthart [!]; words and mu-
sic by A. Andreasen. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 12, 1928;
E U. S, unpub. 234; Agnes Andrea-
sen, Howard Beach, L. I., N. Y.
20453
America ; epic rhapsody in 8 parts, by
Ernest Bloch; orch. se. © Oct. 10,
1928; 2 c« Oct. 26; E—U. S. Pub.
148; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
20454
America ; national anthem, words and
music by E. Florence. [Words and
melody only] © 1 e Oct. 1, 1928;
E 1050; BH. Florence, Monterey, Calif.
20455
America my own; march of patriotism,
words and music by Sam Mitchell
[i. e. S. S. Mitchell, jr.] © 1c.
Aug. 4, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 243;
Samuel S. Mitchell, jr., Stevens
Point, Wis. 20456
America the beautiful; words by
Katharine Lee Bates, music by M.
H. Carroll. Boston,New York,—
Chicago, White-Smith music pub. co.
© ‘Oct. 17,1928; 2 ¢. Oct. 19; BU. S.
pub. 46; Mareus H. Carroll, Saugus,
Mass. 20457
Amor di Inditos; letra y musica por
I. M. Valle, of Mexico, domiciled
at Chicago; didlogo y canto. ©1c.
Sept. 29, 1928; E 1016; Ignacio M.
Valle, Chicago. 20458
Amor traicionero; tango, par L. M.
Ferreté, of France; pf. conducteur.
© Sept. 20, 1928; 1 ec Oct. 12; B
For. 340; L. M. Ferreté, Paris.
20459
Amore in primavera; versi di G. Abi-
ta, musica di Tom Yannello, of Italy,
domiciled at Paterson, N. J. [Words
and melody only] © Sept. 1, 1928;
2 ce. Sept. 25; E 698882; Giuseppe
Abita, Paterson. 20460
Amore lontano; mazurka, by M. Ro-
magnoli; violin. 1 e. Oct. 5,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 20; Mario Ro-
magnoli, Philadelphia. 20461
Amour (L’) vainqueur; paroles de L.
Duran, musique de Maurice Lafarge.
© July 1, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 5, 1 «.
Oct. 17; E—U. S. pub. 71; Léo Du-
ran. Lyon, France. 20462
Amours (Les) ; bourrée 4 chanter, mu-
sique par Mario Versepuy,*of France.
@imSept. 20) 1928 eG hiwOckn 2 ;
E For. 371; Heugel, Paris. 20463
And I saw a new heaven; anthem,
words from Revelations, music by
Edgar L. Bainton, of Great Britain ;
mixed voices, organ acc. 4to.
Oct. 30, 1928; 1 e. Oct. 30; H-For.
497; Novello & co., Itd., London.
20464
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20465
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 23
Andante from the first symphony; by
Basile Kalinnikow, arr. by Jan Vi-
tolin, of Latvia, domiciled at New
York; orch., with pf. conductor. ©
Met.= (11; 1928s" (2 a; 1Oeeealt
699880; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
rf 20465
Andante religioso; by R. Huntington
Woodman; violin, cello, harp and
organ. © Sept. 7, 1928; 2 ¢ Sept.
8; HE 699292; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 20466
Angela mia; lyric by Lew Pollack,
Italian lyrics by Maria Perroeato,
music by Erno Rapée; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © April 19, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct.
6; E 699700; DeSylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine., New York. 20467
Angelina; musical reading, poem by
Paul Laurence Dunbar, musical set-
ting by Frieda Peycke. © Sept. 28,
1928 ".2C. Oct 1 SH GO9Ga2. be IS.
Denison & co., Chicago. 20468
Angels’ (The) Christmas message;
carol-anthem, words by Frank J.
Bonnelle, music by Philip: Greely ;
men’s voices, organ ace. 4to.
Oct3) 1928 3° 2'¢. Ceti > Hy GI9760 ;
Theodore Presser co., Philadeiphia.
20468
Angels meet me at the cross roads:
words and music by B. Miller and
W. P. Martin. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Sept. 15, 1928; EU. S.
unpub. 1077; Bob Miller, New York.
20470
Another kiss; words and music by Vic-
tor L. Schertzinger; high voice. ©
1. Oct. Ang A1928 5 2 US. aRpub:
406; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
20471
Another kiss; words and music by
Victor L. Schertzinger. 1. High voice,
in Hh 2 “Low, voice, in BD. © Oct.
20, 1928; 2 c. each Oct. 19; E 699975 ;
Oliver Ditscn e¢o., Boston. 20472
A’now, a’now, a’now, I’m all alone;
written and composed by Gerald
Steyn, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Sept. 25, 1928; 1 ¢.
Oct. 11; E—For. 481; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London.
20473
Answer (The) ; unison song, words by
Irene Gass, music by George Rath-
bone, of Great Britain. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Oct.
30, 1928; 1 ¢c. Oct. 830; E—For. 503;
Novello & co., ltd., Lundon. 20474
Answer (The) to the prisoner’s song;
words by A. ©. Phillips, musie by
Daniel H. Wilson. © 1 ©. Oct. 10,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 158; Amy Car-
son Phillips, Marshfield, Or. 20475
Antoine et Cléopaitre; poéme de José
Maria de Heredia, musique de Axel
Raoul Wachtmeister, of Sweden. ©
Sept. 20, 1928 ; aver Oct. 42228 Bor.
375; Heugel, Paris. 20476
Any where I don’t care papa; blues,
words by Walter Gladden and Clif-
ford Madison, music by R. D. Walk-
er. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Sept. 29, 1928; E 1011; Rufus
Dunlocke Waiker, Charlestown,
Mass. 20477
Anywhere with you; lyric by A. Rem-
sen, music by G. Dilworth. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Sept. 1,
1928; E 704333; George Dilworth
and Alice Remsen, New York.
; 20478
Apagoitefsis; cardia mou min mare-
nesse, waltz by N. Kokinos, arr. by
I. Skizas, of Italy, domiciled at New
York; Hawaiian guit. ©1ce. Feb. 3,
1928; -E 681741; Ierotheo Skizas,
New York. 20479
Apple blossom time in old Virginia;
words and music by B. L. S. Cupp,
arr. by Elizabeth Kelly. © 1 ec.
Aug... 27,,. 1928 ;. HU. Saunpeb. las ;
Bessie Lee Smith Cupp, Montgom-
ery, W. Va. 20480
Apple sauce; words and music by I.
Beasley; pf. © 1 ce. Oct. 18, 1928;
E U. 8. unpub. 370; Irene Beasley,
Memphis, Tenn. 20481
Appuntamento (L’); mazurka, by G.
Gioviale. [Melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 18, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 375;
S. Riceardi, New York. 20482
Aquile d'Italia; marcia, di Amilcare
Pennati Malvezzi, istrumentazione di
Guidd Papini, both of Italy; banda.
Partitura e parti. © Aug. 13, 1928;
1c. Sept. 21; E 6; A. & G. Carisch &
c., Milan. 20483
Arabesque in blue; by Domenico Sa-
vino; pf. © Oct. 12, 1928; 2 c. Oct.
15; E 698908; Robbins music corp.,’
New York. 20484
Are you mine or was it only a dream 3.
fox trot, by A. E. Mailoff, of Arme-
nia, domiciled at New York; pf.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 27, 1928; E—U. S. unpub.
628; Armand E. Mailoff, New York.
20485.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10,1928 -
Are you smiling; words and music by
Hector MacCarthy, arr. by Harry T.
Burleigh; male voices. 4to. © Oct.
4, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 5; E 699804; G.
Ricordi & co., ine., New York. 20486
Are you with the one you love tonight?
words by R. Manning, music by R.
Manning and Marguerite Jaeger. ©
Peer eicis ss, Fo25 5k U.S, unpub.
403 ; Ralph Manning, St. Louis.
20487
Arkansaw; southern oddity, by Fred
Heltman, arr. by Zarh Myron Bick-
ford; 1 or 2 ten. banjos with pf., and
ten. banjo chord ace. © Oct. 15,
1928; 2 c«. Oct. 17; E 698946; Fred
Heltman co., Cleveland. 20488
Around the throne of God; anthem,
words by J. M. Neale, music by
George Henry Day; mixed voices,
sop. and ten. solos; organ ace.
Mar: 41, 9927 ;°2' ¢. Oct. 20, 1928; EH
U.S, pub. 5; H. W. Gray co:, New
York. 20489
As blooms the rose; Christmas anthem,
words by J. Sebastian Matthews,
music by H. Alexander Matthews
and J. S. Matthews; sop. solo and
eho. of mixed voices, with organ
ace. 4to. © Oct. 11, 1928; 2 ec. Oct.
20; E 699958: Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 20490
AS you were; march, words and music
by E. W. Ehrlich, arr. by Harry P.
Guy; pf. © 1c. Oct. 4, 1928; EB
U. S. unpub. 39; Edward William
Ehrlich, Detroit. 20491
As you were; words and music by Ger-
trude Heinmiller, Francis Casey and
Harry Alexander, with arr. for male
quartette; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by Anthony J. Franchini. © Oct.
20, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 20; E 699999;
Bibo, Bloedon & Lang, inec., New
York. 20492
Ascher’s program Series for junior or-
chestras; selected and arr. by Wil-
liam Strasser, of Czechoslovakia,
domiciled at New York; orch. with
pf. conductor. v. 1, nos. 1-16. 4to.
© Sept. 10, 1928; 2 e. Sept. 17; E
698524 ; Emil Ascher, inc., New York.
20493
Aspirations of divine love; words by
Santa Maria institute, music by Sis-
ter Florian. 4to. © Oct. 25, 1928;
2 c. and aff. Oct. 29; AO 1687; Santa
Maria institute, Cincinnati. 20494
20506
At dusk, when I’m with you; words
and music by G. L. Colonna. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Oct. 8,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 79; Gerard
Louis Colonna, Boston. 20495
At the royal court; gavotte, by Lucina
Jewell; pf. © Sept. 24, 1928; 2 c.
Oct. 10; E 698867 ; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 20496
Au matin das la campagne; par Mau-
rice Pesse, of France; orch., avec pf.
direction. 4to. © July 25, 1927; 1c.
Aug. 15; E 669522; H. Benjamin,
Paris. 20497
Auf einem kaktus wiichst doch keine
pflaume; text von Artur Rebner,
musik von Otto Stransky, of Ger-
many. © Aug. 20, 1928; 1 ¢. Oct. 1;
E—For. 98; Drei masken verlag, A.
G., Berlin. 20498
Auf nach Koln! junges blut, frischer
mut; marsch des turner, von E.
Wardner, of Germany. 1. Orch., mit
pf.-direktion, arr. von Willy Geisler,
of Germany. 4to.—2. Pf. © May
25, 1928; 1 c. each June 30; E—For.
302). .304; —-Fritz'’ Schuberth)jr.,
Leipzig. 20499, 20500
Auto-riding ; 2 pt. cho., text and music
by Paul Bliss; sop. and alto. 4to.
© Oct. 2, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 5; E 699715;
Raymond A. Hoffman co., Chicago.
20501
Autumn leaves; melody for the left
hand alone, by Enrico Mineo, of
ltaly;.pf. © Sept.; 17,.1928; 2 ec.
Sept. 24; E 698782; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 20502
Autumn (An) serenade; by A. Fer-
raris, of Great Britain; pf., with vio-
lin and cello ace. © Oct. 16, 1928;
1c. Oct. 24; E—For. 496; Cecil Len-
nox, Itd., London. 20503
Autumn sunset in the canyon; 3 pt.
song, words by Mona Modini Wood,
music by Elinor Remick Warren;
women’s voices. 4to. © Oct. 23,
1928; 2 c. Oct. 24; E U. S. pub. 84;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 20504
Autumns of yesteryear; poem by Alex-
ander Block, English text by I. G..
music by Nicolas Slonimsky. ©
Sept. 15, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 22; E
698989; White-Smith music pub. co.,
Boston. 20505
Avalon town; lyrics by Grant Clarke,
music by Nacio Herb Brown: pf.
and ukulele acc. © Oct. 1, 1928;
2 c. Oct. 6; E 699713 ; Sherman, Clay
& co., San Francisco. 20506
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20507
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
Ave Maria; angelic salutation. music
by A. G. Pekin: high voice. © Sept.
19, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 24; E 698790;
Anna G. Pekin, Chicago. 20507
Avenger’s (The) dream; words by F.
Ossowski, music by David Reed. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 19,: 1928; EU. -S. unpub.
412; Frank Ossowski, Sturgis, S. D.
20508
Aviator; words and music by A. R.
Schreiner. [Words and melody only]
©1c. Oct. 24, 1928; H—U. S. unpub.
557: Andrew Randolph Schreiner,
Alexandria, Va. 20509:
Azucena; letra y musica por Jesus A.
Ramirez, of Mexico. domiciled at
New York. S8vo. [Photostatl ©
June 1, 1928; 2c. June 11; E 693860;
Lorenzo Barcelata, New York, and
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 20510
B-a-b-e and a dozen other clef spell-
ing songs; words and music by Mar-
cus Dods, of Great Britain; with
a prologue set to music by Walford
Davies. Glasgow, Aird :«& Coghill,
ltd. © Pee, 10. 1927; 1 ec. July 3,
1928: E—For. 414; Marcus Dods,
Glasgow. 20511
Babe of Bethlehem; words by Helen
Redington, music by Horace John-
son: mixed voices. 4to. © Oct. 8,
1928: 2 c. Oct. 9: E 698976; G. Ri-
cordi & co., inc., New York. 20512
Baby (The) and the crocodile: words
and music by EF. W. Spencer. ©
1 & Oct. 5, 1928: HU. S. unpub. 31:
F. W. Spencer, New York. 20513
Baby (The) on the door step: words
by Frank Luther, musie by C. J.
Robison. [Words and melody onlv]
© 1c. Oct. 20, 1928: EU. S. unnub.
446: Carson J. Robison, New York.
20514
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Chaconne;
2d violin accompaniment by D. Rob-
inson. © 1 c. Oct. 25, 1928; H—
TU. S. unpub. 661; David Robinson,
New York. 20515
-Christian contentment; O my
soul, why dost thou grieve, words
by Paul Gerhardt, tr. by John Kel-
ley, melody from the year 1736, arr.
according to the setting by Johann
Sebastian Bach,—Trust the Lord, my
soul; words by Friedrich Rider, tr.
by J. C. Graham, melody by César
Malan [and] God wills it so; words
anon., music from spiritual folk
song, copyright is based upon new
matter of Carl F. Pfatteicher name-
ly, his interpretation represented in
the legible notation thereof con-
tained in the copies filed: male
voices a capella. 4to. © July 7,
1928; 2 ce. Oct. 3; E 699573; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 20516
—— My faith is still secure; words by
J. H. Tili, English rendering, J. C.
Graham, music by J. S. Bach, [and]
Faith ; what-e’er my God ordains is
right, words by S. Rodigast, music
from Nutirnberger gesangbuch, copy-
right is based upon new matter of
Carl F. Pfatteicher namely, his in-
terpretation represented in the leg-
ible notation thereof contained in
the copies filed; male voices a ea-
pella. 4to. © July 7, 1928; 2 «.
Oct. 3; E 699566; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 20517
—O friend of souls, how well is me
[and] Peace, give ear; words by
Heinrich Elmenhorst, tr. by James
C. Graham, music by Joh. Wolfgang
Franck, copyright is based upon new
matter of Carl F. Pfatteicher namely
his interpretation represented in the
legible notation thereof contained in
the copies filed; male voices a ¢ca-
pela. 4to. © July 7, 1928; 2 ec.
Oct. 3; E 699574; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 20518
Prelude and fugue; from The
well-tempered clavier, rev. ed. with
fingering, phrasing, pedaling, gen-
eral information, and instructive an-
notation on interpretation by Gott-
fried Galston, of Germany, domi-
ciled at St. Louis; pf. bk. 1, nos.
1, 2:4, 5. ©. Oats dy) 1O28 eae wd.
aff. Oct. 4; A 1055778—-1055781 ; Art
publication society, St. Louis.
20519-20522
Three-part invention in E; gen-
eral instructions including preface,
tempo, dynamic shading, phrasing
and other copyrightable matter by
Gottfried Galston, of Germany. dom-
iciled at St. Louis; pf. no. 6. ©
Sept. 29, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 3;
A 1055783; Art publication society,
St. Louis. 20523
Three-part invention in E minor ;
general instructions including pref-
ace, tempo, shading, phrasing and
other copyrightable matter by Gott-
fried Galston, of Germany, domiciled
at St. Louis; pf.) ne. 7%, “©. Sept.
29, 1928; 2 c. and, aff. Oct. 3; A
1055784; Art publication society, St.
Louis. 20524
1066
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
Three-part invention in F minor;
general instructions including pref-
ace, tempo, shading, phrasing and
other copyrightable matter by Gott-
fried Galston, of Germany, domiciled
at St. Louis;. pf. no. 9. © _ Sept.
toes. 2 ¢ and afi. Oct. 'S; A
1055785 ; Art publication society, St.
Louis. 20525
Three-part invention in G minor;
general instructions including pref-
ace, tempo, shading, phrasing and
other copyrightable matter by Gott-
fried Calston, of Germany, domiciled
at St. Louis; pf. no. 11. © Sept.
29, 1928; 2 ec. and aff. Oct. 3; A
1055786; Art publication society, St.
Louis. 20526
Two-part invention in G; general
instructions including preface, tem-
po, shading, phrasing and other
copyrightable matter by Gottfried
Galston, of Germany, domiciled at
St. Louis; pf. no. 10. © Sept. 29,
1928; 2 ce. and aff. Oct. 3; A 1055782 ;
Art publication society, St. Louis.
20527
Baci (1) degli angeli; valzer, di Gio-
vanni Tarditi, of Italy ; piccola orch.,
con pf. conduttore. 4to. © Sept. 29,
PPaiseiee. Oct.«2; H For.-10vs, G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 20528
Back in memory’s garden; words by
HH. W. Mancill,. music by, .F.., D.
George. © 1c. Oct. 15, 1928; E
U. 8S. unpub. 276; Ethel Wayland
Mancill and Frances D. George,
Bartlesville, Okl. 20529
Back there on that lonely shore; words
and, fuisic - by ., E.. ,L... , Johnson.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e«.
Oct. 29, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 707;
Mages ee ohnson, Rosemount, Minn.
20530
Back to California; words and music
by 'T. E. Dawkins, of Great Britain,
domiciled at New York. ©1c. Oct.
aw 19263. Hew. S.,.unpub. 1093;
Thomas E. Dawkins, New York.
20531
Back to you: lyric by J. Will Callahan,
music by Frank H. Grey. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Oct. 10,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 107; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
20532
Bad girl; fox-trot, lyric and music by
Marguerite De Vine. ©1e. Oct. 1,
1928; E.U. S.. unpub. 179;. Mar-
guerite De Vine Jewkes, New York.
20533
20544
Bad girl; waltz-ballad, words and mu-
sic by Merrill D. Doyle and L. L.
Yost. ©1e. Oct. 29, 1928; E—U. S.
unpub. 673; Leland L. Yost, San An-
tonio. 20534
Bad girl; words by N. T. Winters,
music by Sylvester Long Cross. ©
1 ec. Oct. 29, 1928; E—U. S. unpub.
704; N. T. Winters, Portland, Or.
20535
Bad kid; lyrics -and music by J. C.
Lewis, jr. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
115. James C. Lewis, jr., New York.
20536
Bailando me amaneci6é; cancién Mexi-
caha, palabra e musica por J. Y.
Perches; pf. S8vo. [Photostat] ©
Oct. 4, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 12; E 699861;
Jesus Y. Perches, Los Angeles.
20537
Bailiff’s (The) daughter of Islington;
words anon., music arr. by Healey
Willan, of Canada. © Sept. 21,
1928 ; i ey Sept, Le: hr hor, 150:
Frederick Harris co., London. 20538
Bal (Le) chez Boulé; Canadian folk-
lore, music arr. par Pierre Gautier,
of Canada; 4 4 voix, sans ace. ©
1 ec. Oct. 12, 1928; E—U. S. unpub.
606; Charles Marchand, Montreal,
Canada. 20539
Ballad of a New York child; lyrie and
music by H. Robinson. © June 20,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 80; E 699555; Hol-
land Robinson, New York. 20540
Ballet in the garden; by L. Leslie
Loth; pf. © Sept. 28, 1928; 2 e.
Oct. 10; E 698868; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 20541
Baltimore belle; words and music by
R. Wragg. © 1 ¢. Oct. 26, 1928;
E—U. S. unpub. 593 ; Russell Wragg,
New York. 20542
Bananas are coming back again;
words and music by Thos. McGhee
and James Walsh, both of Great
Britain; pf. ace. with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Oct. 2, 1928; 1 ec. Oct. 3;
EK For. 177; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don. 20543
Banjo eyes, don’t baby eye me; fox-
trot, words by W. Nawracaj, music
by Jimmy Kin. © 1 ¢. Sept. 26,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 182; Walter
Nawracaj, Chicago. 20544
1067
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20545
Barbara Allen; words anon., music
arr. by Healey Willan, of Canada.
©) Sept."‘21,. 19287; 4"e {Sept iy 5
For. 151; Frederick Harris co., Lon-
don. 20545
Barbary nights; words by Raymond
Klages, music by Jesse Greer.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 3, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 1131;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 20546
Barber’s blues; words and music by
F. Marvin. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 26, 1928; H—
U. 8S. unpub. 618; Frankie Marvin,
New York. | 20547
Barearolle; par Roger Branga, of
. France; pf. © Aug. 25, 1928; 1 «.
Oct. 1; E For. 82; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 20548
Barcelata (Lorenzo) Una cancion;
letra por H. M. Cortazar, musica
por L. Barcelata, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at New York; pf. S8vo. [Pho-
tostat] © June 1, 1928; 2 e«. June
11; E 693872; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles, and Lorenzo ° Barcelata,
New York. 20549
Barge afloat; by Maurice Besly, of
Great Britain, op. 34, no. 1; pf.
Sept. 25, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 20; H—For.
467; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
20550
Baron (Maurice) Pastorale; orch.,
with pf. or organ conductor and
1st violin conductor. New York,
Irving Berlin standard music corp.
4to., : Oa, Oet.n dy 1928 2 2ne8 Oct: 4 ;
E 699679; M. Baron, Great Neck,
ey TDN 20551
Baron Rudiger; words by Albert Gor-
ton Greene, music by Franz C. Born-
schein; male voices and bar. solo.
4to. © Oct. 4, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 25;
H—Uy' Ss: pubs 18165C.2C., Birchard
& co., Boston. 20552
Basses & chants donnés aux concours
des classes d’harmonie; par Ray-
mond Pech, et al, of France. Année
1928:) Ato. ,OpSepin 20; LO28 2040.
Oct. 12; E For. 367; Heugel, Paris.
20553
Bataille aérienne; par Ch. Pons et P.
Fosse, both of France; orch., avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Sept. 20,
1928; 1 e@., ‘Oct. 425) Be Horsse2 ;
Choudens, Paris. 20554
Be good, be good to mother; words by
A. D’ Alberti, music by Chester Es-
cher; 1st violin. © 1 ¢. Oct. 24,
1928 ; E—U. S. unpub. 545; Anthony
D’ Alberti, Chicago. 20555
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 23
Beacon (The) of old Broadway ; words
and music by Max Rich, arr. by W.
C. Lindemann; pf. and ukulele acc.
©. Oct.’ 23, ‘1928 2°. "Oct. 24> Hb
U. 8S. pub. 98; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York. 20556
Beale st. blues; by W. C. Handy, arr.
by Joe Tarto; ten. banjo with pf. acc.
©. Oct. 11, 1928: 2 ¢: Oct. 63.B-—U.
S. pub. 237; Alfred & co., New York.
20557
Beau (Le) voyage; par Maurice Pesse,
of France; orch., avec pf. direction.
4to. © July 25, 1927; 1 e. Aug. 15;
EK 669523; H. Benjamin, Paris.
20558
Beautiful Saviour; from the Fields
hymn book, tr. by J. A. Seiss, melody
recorded 1677,—Praise to God ; words
by C. F. Gellert, music by Ludwig
van Beethoven [and] To Thee, O
Lord, will I sing praises; words by
Barthol. Crasselius, music by Jo-
hann Sebastian Bach, copyright is
based upon new matter of Carl F.
Pfatteicher namely, his interpreta-
tion represented in the legible nota-
tion thereof contained in the copies
filed; male voices a capella. 4to.
©. July 7, (1928392 ee 3:
699567; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 20559
Because we met; words and music by
B. Miller. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ¢. Sept. 15, 1928; HRe—U:- S.
unpub. 1076; Bob Miller, New York.
20560
Because you're beautiful; from Three
cheers, words and music by B. G.
De Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray Hen-
derson, arr. by Joseph M. Weiss; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Oct. 13, 1928;
2 c. Oct. 15; E 698924; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
20561
Beck (Conrad) Zwei tanzstiicke ; von C.
Beck, of Switzerland; pf. 1. Bos-
ton.—2. Foxtrot. © Oct. 15, 1928;
1c. Oct. 12; H—For. 332; B. Schott’s
sohne, Mainz. 20562
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Let the
words of my mouth; short anthem
or response, words from Psalm 19,
music by Beethoven, arr. by Frank
EH. Ward; mixed voices, with ten.
or sop. solo, organ ace. 4to. © Oct.
5, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 5; HE 699685; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 20563
Rondino; von Fritz Kreisler, tiber
ein thema von L. van Beethoven, arr.
von Leo Artok, of Germany; salon:
1068
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
orch. mit pf. conductor. © Sept. 15,
1928; 1 ce. Sept. 24; E For. 296; B.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz. 20564
Before the paling of the stars; Christ-
mas carol, words by Christina Ros-
setti, music by Godfrey Sampson, of
Great Britain; mixed voices. 4to.
© Oct. 20, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 22; E 398;
Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 20565
Before the sun arrises[!]; words and
music by A. Bernhardt. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 18, 1928;
E U. S. unpub. 379; Antoinette
Bernhardt, Wallace, Mich. 20566
Beginners’ (The) choir number three;
a collection of easy anthems and
songs for young people’s, beginners’,
and temporary choirs, by Lorenz
pub. co. 4to. © Sept. 6, 1928; 2 ¢.
and aff. Sept. 29; A 1056856; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 20567
Behold, O God our shield; words from
Psalm 84, music by Gertrude Hol-
land Vaughn, arr. by I. M. Happy;
mixed voices. © 1c. Oct. 22, 1928;
E—U. S. unpub. 654; Ina Mae
Happy, Mayfield, Ky. 20568
Beitrige zur methodik des studiums
der diatonischen modulation; von E.
Markees, of Switzerland. Leipzig-
Zurich, Verlag Gebrtider Hug & co.
nee Teor ts 1926-1 ce. July, 2:
1928 ; A—Foreign 39585; Ernst Mar-
kees, Basel, Switzerland. 20569
Beils (The) ; prelude in C sharp minor,
chorus, words by- Gilbert Pureell,
music by Rachmaninoff, arr. by Rich-
ard Kountz; sop., alto and bar. 4to.
Gwesio, 1928):..2. &. Oct.;:20:..E
699934; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 20570
Bells of Christmas; anthem, words
and music by H. H. Dickey; mixed
voices; pf. or organ ace. @1¢. Oct.
22, 1928; E U.S. unpub. 467; Hattie
Huffington Dickey, Rosedale, Miss.
20571
Bells of Noél; Christmas vignette,
words after Gautier,. by David P.
Gilmore, music by M. Schloss, arr.
by Howard D. McKinney; with vio-
lin ad lib. 4to. 1. Sop. 1, 2 and
alto.—2. Sop. and alto. © Oct. 9,
1928; 2 c. each Oct. 11; E 699806,
699807 ; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
20572, 20573
Beloved One; words and music by H.
Hilpert. © 1 ¢. Oct. 15, 1928; E
U. 8S. unpub. 300; Harriet Hilpert,
Los Angeles. 20574
20585
Ben venuta; mazurka, by S. Petrini; |
pt: © Ie,’ Oct 25, 1928° bw S.
unpub. 575; Silvio Petrini, Bridge-
port, Conn. 20575
Bendix (Theodor) Prelude; pf.
Oct. 15, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 17; E 698935 ;
Theodor Bendix, Los Angeles. 20576
Benedicite ; shortened form, music by
P. D. De Coster; mixed voices, or-
gan ace. 4to. © Oct. 11, 1928; 2 ¢.
Oct. 12; H 698846; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 20577
Benedicite, omnia opera Domini; music
by Mrs. H. H. A. Beach, op. 121;
mixed voices; organ acc. 4to. ©
Oct. 15, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 18; E 699904 ;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
20578
Benedictus es Dominie [!]; composed
and arr. by F. G. Albert ; male voices.
4to. © Sept. 27, 1928; 2c. Sept. 29;
E 698815; Robin Ellis, Ridgefield
Park, Ne ade 20579
Berceuse; by York Bowen, of Great
Britain; pf. © Sept. 12, 1928; 1 e.
Sept. 10; E For. 220; W. Paxton &
co., Itd., London. 20580
Bertha; fox-trot, words by T. Elmore
and H. H. Bausman, music by S.
Zamrzla. © 1 ¢. Oct. 22, 1928: B
U. S. unpub. 469; Ted Elmore, Hd-
“ward H. Bausman and Steve Zamrz-
la, Baltimore. 20581
Beside a dreamy lagoon; words by Sid
Silvers and John Whedon, music by
Louis Silvers. © Oct. 10, 1928; 2 e.
Oct. 12; E 698889; Forster music
publisher, inc., Chicago. 20582
Besly (Maurice) Three little fairy
songs; duets or two-part songs,
words by J. L. Crommelin Brown,
music arr. by Clarence Lucas, of
Great Britain. 4to. 1. The fairy
children. [2 others] © Sept. 7,
1928: 1 ¢ Oct. 9; E—For. 487; Chap-
pell & co., Itd., London. 20583
Bethlehem echoes; Christmas cantata,
words by Charles S. Poling, music
by Charles E. Braun; soli, cho. and
organ. 4to. © Sept. 20, 1928; 2 «.
Oct. 4: E 698893; Hall-Mack co.,
Philadelphia. 20584
Beyond the stars I see; hymn, words
by Oliver Murray Edwards, music by
Frederic F. Helmer: mixed vioces.
Syracuse, N. Y., Oliver music co.
4to. © Sept. 22, 1928; 2 ce. Oct. 1;
E 698986; Oliver M. Edwards, Syra-
cuse, N. Y. 20585
1069
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20586
Biancuccia; mazurka, by G. Gioviale.
[Melody only] ©1e. Oct. 18, 1928;
E U. S. unpub. 374; S. Riccardi, New
York. 20586
Bianka, ach Bianka, fahr’ nicht nach
Casablanka; slow-fox, text von
Ernst Neubach und Friedrich
Sechwarz, musik von Hermann
Krome, of Germany. © Oct. 5, 1928;
1 @ Oct. 22; EH—For. 423; Drei
masken verlag, a.g., Berlin. 20587
Bid me to live; words by Robert Her-
rick, music by Iorwerth W. Prosser;
male voices. 4to. © Oct. 15, 1928;
2 ec. Oct. 17; E 698948; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 20588
Biedda cuomu gigghia ruosa; versi e
musica di A. Capolingua. [Words
and melody only] © 1 «e. Sept. 17,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 1063; Antonio
Capolingua, Philadelphia. - 20589
Big fat mamma; words and music by
Bob Miller and Joe Hoover, op. 1, no.
1, arr. by J. Russel Robinson ;, pf.
and ukulele acc. © Sept. 27, 1928;
2c. Sept. 28; E 698760; Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
20590
Bill, the buccaneer; words and music
by Manville Brooke, of Great Brit-
ain; in KF. © Sept. 17, 1928; 1c.
Sept. 12; E For. 221; W. Paxton &
co., ltd., London. 20591
Billie; selection from the musical com-
edy, by George M. Cohan, arr. by
George J. Trinkaus; pf. © Oct. 8,
1928; 2 ec. Oct. 11; HE 699876; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 20592
Billie; waltz, from the musical play,
lyrics and music by George M. Co-
han, arr. by Frank Skinner; dance
orch. 4to. © Sept. 26, 1928; 2 c¢.
Oct. 1; E 699660; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 20593
Bionda (La); by N. Giovannini; pf.’
© 1c. Oct. 17, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
314; Nello Giovannini, Chicago.
20594
Bird (P. Douglas) Three evangelistic
hymns; words and music by P. D.
Bird. 4to. 1. Where are you going
to hide? [2 others.] San Diego,
Calif., Galilean press. © May 25,
1928; 2 c. June 11; Hi 699556; P.
Douglas Bird, San Diego, Calif.
20595
Bird of blue; words and music by C.
Dawn. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ce. Oct. 15, 1928; BE U. S. unpub.
285; Charlo Dawn, Joliet, Ill. 20596
10
lard
(
pt. 1 aes. Wie
Birthnight of the Babe; trio, music by
Charlene B. Underwood; women’s
voices. 4to. © Oct. 15, 1928; 2 ec.
Oct. 18; E 699905;) Arthur) P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 20597
Bizet (Georges) Fireflies; avec le
garde montante, three-pt. cho. from
Carmen, words by Gilbert Purcell,
music arr. by Richard Kountz; fe-
male voices. 4to. © Oct. 15, 1928;
2c. Oct. 20; E 699940; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. | 20598
Habanera ; from Carmen, arr. and
simplified by P. Wolf; violin. [Cover
title:—Habanera and march] ©
Oct. 1, 1928; 2 ce. Oct. 11; E 698824;
Paul Wolf, Brooklyn. 20599
Black eyes, dark eyes; concert tran-
scription, by Harry MHorlick and
Gregory Stone, arr. by M. L. Lake;
full band with sole B flat trumpet
or cornet conductor. 4to. © Aug.
28, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 3; EH 699586; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 20600
Bloody war; words by A. A. Treadway,
music by J. F. Yates. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 3, 1928;
EU. S. unpub. 19062 Albert A.
Treadway and:James F. Yates, Bir-
mingham, Ala. 20601
Blossoms that bloom in the moonlight;
from Blossoms, words and music by
Ben Black and James Dietrich; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Oct. 10, 1928;
2c. Oct. 18; E 698886; Famous mu-
sic corp., New York. 20602
Blue (The) book of favorite songs;
The golden book of favorite songs
and The gray book of favorite songs,
compiled and ed. by John W. Beat-
tie, William Breach, and others, com-
bined with a suppl. arr. by Walter
Goodell. 4to. © Aug. 28, 1928; 2 c.
and aff. Sept. 1; A 1054067; Hall &
McCreary co., Chicago. 20603
Blue buddies blues; words and music
by Willie Jones and J. M. Williams.
[Chords, single staff] © 1 ¢. Oct.
29, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 691; State
street music pub. co., ine., Chicago.
20604
Blue eyes why are you sad; words by
G. Merath, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 31, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 769;
Gladys Merath, Milwaukee. 20605
Blue Hawaii; words and music by
Abel Baer, Irving Caesar and Ira
Schuster. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1928; E 1023; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 20606
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
Blue land; jazz fantasy, by D. Robin-
sen; pf. sc.. ©.1.c.. Oct. 6, 1928; H
U. S. unpub. 50; David Robinson,
New York. 20607
Blue moon-blue moon; words by V.
Reid, music by Robt. H. Brennen.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Sept. 29, 1928; E 1053; Viola Reid,
Beulah, Kans. 20608
Blue streak; by Merle Johnston; H
flat alto saxophone, with pf. acc.
Oct. 8, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 8; E 699795;
Robbins music corp., New_York.
20609
Blue yodel no. 3; words and music by
Jimmie Rodgers; pf. acc. with uku-
lele or banjulele banjo. © Oct. 13,
1928; 2 c. Oct. 15; E 698902; United
pub. co., New York. 20610
Blueland ; 2d arrangement, by D. Rob-
inson; pf. sc. © 1c. Oct. 25, 1928;
E—U. S. unpub. 662; David Robin-
son, New York. 20611
Boast not thyself of tomorrow; words
by C. H. Frye, music by Mrs. K. G.
Jerome. © 1c. Oct. 8, 1928; E U.S.
unpub. 83; Charles H. Frye, Los
Angeles. 20612
Boat song; 3 pt. cho., words by Hstelle
Clark, music by Palmer Clark; sop.,
alto and bass. 4to. © Sept. 14,
1928; 2 ce. Oct. 26; E—U. S. pub.
231; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
: 20613
Bob Murphy; by Charlie B. Watkins,
arr. by Irene Spain. [Melody only]
© 1c. May 31, 1928; E 691970;
Polk C. Brockman, Atlanta. 20614
Bohemio; letra y musica por L. Bar-
celata, of Mexico, domiciled at New
York; pf. S8vo. [Photostat] ©
June 1, 1928; 2 e¢«. June 11; HB
693864; Dionisio Acosta, Los Ange-
les, and Lorenzo Barcelata, New
York. 20615
Bon soir—cherie; lyric by Dorothy
Fields, music by Jimmy McHugh;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by M.
Kalua. © Sept. 15, 1928; 2 e. Oct.
8; E 699745; Jack Mills, ine., New
York. 20616
Bone orchard blues; words and music
by Ida Cox. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Oct. 1, 1928; E U.S.
unpub. 494; Chicago music pub. co.,
inc., Chicago. 20617
Bonzo’s stelldichein; intermezzo, mu-
sik von Hermann Krome, of Ger-
many, arr. von Fred Ralph [pseud.
of Hermann Krome]; salon orch.,
21229—29-——2
20629
mit pf. direktion. 4to. © Sept. 17,
1928; 1 e. Oct. 22; EH—For. 422;
Drei masken verlag, a. g., Berlin.
20618
Bourrée; by James Brown, of Great
Britain; violin, with pf. acc. ©
Oct. 16, 1928; 1 ec. Oct. 22; EH For.
406; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
20619
Bow down to Washington; university
of Washington prize song, words and
music by Lester J. Wilson. © Oct.
15, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 12;_ EH 699977;
West coast music publishers, Se-
attle. 20620
— words and music by Lester J. Wil-
son. © Sept. 4, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 24;
EK 699554; West coast music pub-
lishers, Seattle. 20621
Boy scouts patrol; by Walter Rolfe;
pf. © Oct. 10, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 18;
E 698934; Hatch music co., Boston.
: 20622
Bozo; words and music by EH. S. Hite.
[Photostat] © 1. Oct. 24, 1928;
EH—U. S. unpub. 542; Edward Spald-
ing Hite, Chicago. 20623
Brahms (Johannes) Ah! that thou
might e’er be mine; Sapphische ode,
chorus, words by Gilbert Purcell,
music arr. by Richard Kountz; sop.,
alto and bar. 4to. © Oct. 15, 1928;
2c. Oct. 20; E 699936; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 20624
The little sandman; arr. by Chan-
ping Lefebvre; sop. 1, 2 and alto.
4to. © Sept. 28, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 29;
E 698799; G. Ricordi & co., ine,
New York. 20625
— — Lullaby; arr. by Cyril Monk, of
Australia; ist and 2d violin and pf.
© June 11, 1928; 1 « July 23; BH
For, 118: W. H. Paling. .& co:,, lud.,
Sydney. 20626
— Sonata; by J. Brahms, op. 78,
100 and 108, violin pt. ed. by Carl
Flesch, pf. pt. ed. by Arthur Schna-
bel, of Germany. Copyright is based
upon new matter of Carl Flesch and
Arthur Schnabel namely their inter-
pretation represented in the legible
notation thereof contained in the
copies filed. no. 1 in G.—no. 2 in
A.—no.,3 in. D, minor. 7 @, July 12,
1928; 2 c. each Oct. 3; E 699579-
699581; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 20627-20629
1071
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20630
Braila; zeibekiko, words and music
by N. Tsopanakis, of Italy, domi-
ciled at New York. [Greek text]
©1c. Oct. 20, 1928; E—U. S. un-
pub. 729; Nikitas Tsopanakis, New
York. 20630
Breathe on me, breath of God; an-
them, words by Erwin Hatch, music
by T. Tertius Noble; mixed voices.
4to. © Oct. 15, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 18;
E 699906; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 20631
Brechnia ; words by Eugene Zukowsky,
music by A. Schwartz. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 1, 1928;
EK 1042; Abe Schwartz, New York.
20632
Brick house blues; words and music
by Luella Miller. [Chords, single
stair} '©° 1 ec. Oct. 29. 1928: bh —
U. S. unpub. 692; State street music
pub. co., inc., Chicago. 20633
Bride (The) ; hymn, words and music
by H. Grant. [Blueprint] © Oct.
16, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 17; E—U. S. pub.
136; Hubert Grant, Jamaica, L. I...
Ny Ye 20634
Bride’s (The) prayer; words and mel-
ody by D. B. DeWaltoff; with pf.
acc. © Aug. 9, 1928: 2 c Oct. 6;
EK 699741; Dayve B. DeWaltoff,
Brooklyn. 20635
Bridge (The) of San Luis Rey; lyrics
by Al Bryan and Willie Raskin, mu-
sic by Pete Wendling, arr. by John
Klenner; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Oct; 23, 1928: 2 ec) Oc 24> HU. S.
pub. 100; American composers, inc.,
New York. 20636
Bridge the bay; words and music by
S. Millhauser. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Oct. 2, 1928; E U. S.
unpub. 1101; Sigrid Millhauser, Daly
City, Calif. 20637
Brilliant beauty; valse brillante, by
Wm. Morris; ten. banjo solo, concert
style, or duet. © Oct. 29, 1928; 2c.
Oct. 30; E—U. S. pub. 190; Don
Santos, Rochester, N. Y. 20638
Bring back my whiskey to me; words
and music by B. Samberg; uku-
lele ace. [Words, melody and uku-
lele ace.] © 1 e¢ Oct. 12, 1928; H
U. §S. unpub. 214; Benjamin Sam-
berg, Brooklyn. 206389
Bring me your tears; words by Sid-
ney D. Mitchell, music by Ernest
Karle. © Oct. 13, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct. 6:
Ws. SS. pubs ais
New York.
Sage pub. corp.,
20640
pt. Tr nes. 9s Zo
Brittany (A) love song; words by Wil-
liam Alexander Percy, musi¢e by Mrs.
M. H. Gulesian. © Oct. 19, 1928;
2-e: Oct. 25; H-—U.. Ss pub. eT ;
Charles W. Homeyer & co., Bosten.
20641
Broken blossoms; words and music by
Irving Morris [pseud. of I. M.
Schlenoff] [Words and melody only |
© 1.c. Oct. 2, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
1104; Irving Morris Schlenoff, Bal-
timore. 20642
Broken ft6wer; elegy, words and mu-
sic by Wylbert Brown; high voice.
© 1 ¢.-Oct. 18, 1928; EB U. S. unpub.
396; Wylbert Brown, Fort Worth.
20643
Brock (The) ; words by Carl Bronson,
music by L. M. George. [Words and
melody only] ©.1 ¢. Oct. 5, 1928;
E U.S. unpub. 98; Lulu May George,
Los Angeles. 20644
‘Brownie (The) suite; by Eva Long-
bottom, of Great Britain; pf. ‘Dance
of the mischievous brownies. [4-
others] © Oct. 11, 1928; 1 ¢. Oct.
23; E—For. 421; Forsyth bros.. ltd.,
London. 20645
Buddie (The) I had in France; words
by M. De Bord, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 31, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 767;
Mattie De Bord, Emmett, Id. 20646
Buddy’s waltz; from In _ treble-clef
land, by George P. Hulten; pf.
Oct. 16, 1928; 2 ce. Oct. 29; H—U. 8.
pub. 173; Belwin, inc., New York.
: 20647
Buenas noches; tango, by Nelle Corday
[pseud. of D. Herbert] [| Melody
only] © 1c. Aug. 16, 1928; E—U.
S. unpub. 659; Dorothy Herbert,
Cleveland. 20648
Bugle call march; from In treble-clef
land, by George P. Hulten; pf.
Oct. 16, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 29; E—U. S.-
pub. 171; Belwin, ine., New York.
20649
Bulo ta nema; words by Eugene Zu-
kowsky, music by A. Schwartz.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Oct. 12,: 1928: EU) S. unpub. 198 ;
Abe Schwartz, New York. 20650
Bum (The) song no. 2; words and mu-
sic by Harry McClintock; pf.
re. Oct. 17) 192849 ee Simpy.
346; Villa Moret, ine., San Francisco.
20651
1072
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
Bumming away from home; fox trot,
words and music by P. J. O'Reilly,
arr. by F. Henri Klickmann; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Oct. 20, 1928;
2 e. Oct. 23; E—U. S. pub. 73;
O'Reilly and Ayers music co., Battle
Creek, Mich. 20652
Bungalow (A)—a radio— and you;
fox trot, words and music by Fred
Dempsey and Dick Leibert; pf. and
ukulele or banjulele banjo acc.
Oct. 4, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 6; E 699770;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 20653
Buon capodanno; waltz, by B. C.
Vairo; violin. © 1c. Oct. 17, 1928;
E U. S. unpub. 359; Benedetta C.
Vairo, New York. - 20654
But now, she loves it; words by J. K.
Booth, music by Charles R. Walsh;
fi 1G) 1ic.; Oct/19, 1928 5. UN'S.
unpub. 421; John K. Booth, Fergu-
son, Mo. 20655
Buy baby: from Mr. Moneypenny,
words by Channing Pollock, music
by Albert Gumble; pf. and ukulele
wee. ©) Oct. 5, 1928: 2.46. Oct. 5;
‘EB 699698; Donaldson, Douglas &
Gumble, inc., New York. 20656
Buy, buy for baby; from Show girl,
words by Irving Caesar, music by
Joseph Meyer: pf. and ukulele acc.
© Oct. 26, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 29; H—
U. S. pub. 163; Famous music corp.,
New York. 20657
By the fireside; fox trot, words by
Van Phillips and Bruce Seivier, mu-
sie by V. Phillips, of Great Britain.
© Sept. 11, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 28; BH
For. 61; Cavendish music co., Lon-
don. 20658
Bye and bye, sweetheart; words by
Jack Yellen, music by Buddy Valen-
tine [pseud. of Joseph Taccati] and
Joseph Ford; pf. acc. with ukulele or
banjuele banjo arr. by Dan Daough-
erty. © Sept. 28, 1928; 2 c. Sept.
29: E 698755; Ager, Yellen & Born-
stein, inec., New York. 20659
C’est laviron qui nous méne; Canadian
folklore, music arr. par Pierre Gau-
tier, of Canada; 4 4 voix, sans acc.
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1928; E—U. S. unpub.
607; Charles Marchand, Montreal,
Canada. 20660
Ca m’est égal; paroles de Albert Wil-
lemetz et Ch. L. Pothier, musique de
C. Oberfeld, of Germany; pf. acc.,
avec arr. de lukulele par F. Sala-
bert. © Sept. 20, 1928; 1 c. Oct..12;
E For. 334; Francis Salabert, Paris.
20661
20671
a
Caballo (El) criollo; tango Argentino,
letra de Guz Aguila, musica de Ger-
man Bilbao, of Mexico. © July 1,
1928; 1 c. Aug. 30; E 697692; A.
Wagner y Levien sues., s. en ¢.,
Mexico City, Mexico. 20662
Cable mother; a Lindbergh song,
words and music by G. M. Yapp.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Oct. 9, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 16; E 698912 ;
Grace May Yapp, Alkabo, N. D.
20663
Caccia (La) di Verucchio; poema mu-
Sicale, da una romanza storica, di
Giacinto Ricci Signorini, musica di
Antonio Ricci Signorini; grande
orch. Partitura. © July 23, 1928;
dy co Ane. 20° FE) Wor sts 4) Agia Gr
Carisch & c., Milan. 20664
Cal-Cal-California ; fox-trot, lyrics by
J. Barry, music by M. Paul Manga-
nella; pf. and ukulele ace. © 1 «¢.
Oct. 22, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 477;
Joseph Barry, Oakland, Calif.
20665
California skies; waltz, words by
Samuel F. Williams, music by W.
Culbreth, Madison Lennon and Jo-
seph Marshall. © Oct. 20, 1928; 2 ¢.
Oct. 22; E U. S. pub. 44; William
Culbreth, Louisville. 20666
California stomp; by B. Levy. [Mel-
ody only] © 1c. Oct. 2, 1928; E
U. S. unpub. 1116; Bernard Levy,
Brooklyn. 20667
Call me to your heart; waltz, words
by Percy Edgar, music by Maurice
Scott, of Great Britain; pf. and uku-
lele ace. [Staff and tonie sol-fa no-
tations] © Sept. 7, 1928; 1 c¢. Sept.
20; E For. 125; Maurice Scott music
co., London, 20668
Called to the front; words by M. A.
Mudgett and Frances Haas Lee, mu-
sic by Frances Haas Lee; pf. ©1c.
Aug. 28, 1928; E U. 8S. unpub. 245;
Myrtle A. Mudgett, Anaheim, Calif.
: 20669
Calling for you; words and music by
Fink), NOOre, ) ©)y Mii wees 4 ie
Oct. 2; E 699639; John E. Moore,
Huntington Park, Calif. 20670
Camabee; lyrics and music by V. E.
Brown. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 6, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
49; Victor E. Brown, New York.
20671
1073
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20672
pt. III, n. s., v. 2
Camel’s (The) hump; four-pt. song,
words by R. Kipling, music com-
posed and arr. by Edward German,
of Great Britain; mixed voices.
London, Novello & co., ltd. 4to. ©
Keb. 28, 1927; 2:¢: Oct... 20, A928e0 RH
U. S. pub. 6; Rudyard Kipling, Lon-
don. 20672
Can it be so; words and music by M.
Falconer. © Oct. 2, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct.
11; E 698822; Marie Falconer, Port
Washington, L. I., N. Y. 20673
Can it be true; words and music by
Carl Winge; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Oct. 22, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 29; H—U. S.
pub. 197; Capitol music co., Seattle.
20674
Cancion del carretero [and] Campera;
de Carlos Lopez Buchardo, tran-
scripcion por Bruno Bandini, of
Italy; viola y pf. © Oct. 13, 1928;
1 c.-Oct. 15; BH, For. 313; 'G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 20675
Cannon (The) ball; by Jos. C.,North-
rup, arr. by Larry Owen; pf., banjo,
1st and 2d E flat alto saxophones,
B flat ten. saxophone, trumpet, trom-
bone, tuba and drums. © 1c. Sept.
4, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 1082; Har-
old Rossiter music co., Chicago.
20676
Can’t help ravin’ ’*bout my sex appeal;
lyric and music by Jay Jennifer
[pseud. of J. J. Phillips] [Words
and melody only] © 1 «¢. Oct. 12,
1928; EH U. S. unpub. 212; Jewel
Jennifer Phillips, Washington.
20677
Can’t we start all over again; waltz-
ballad, words and music by L. L.
Yost and Merrill D. Doyle. © 1.
Oct. 29, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 674;
Leland L. Yost, San Antonio.
20678
Can’t you see that I love you sweet-
heart; words by Tom Romley, music
by T. A. Romley and Bill Whiting.
© 1c. Oct. 17, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
323; Thomas Aquinas Romley, All-
ston, Mass. 20679
Cantantibus organis; recueil de 25
pieces, par Louis Boyer, Pierre Bre-
tagne et EK. Chabot, of France, and
others; harmonium ou orgue sans
pédales. 4to. © Aug. 25, 1928; 1c.
Oct. 1; E For. 95; Société anonyme
déditions et de
France.
musique, Nancy,
20680
Cantinela Tamaulipeca; letra por E..
M. Cortazar, musica por L. Barce-
lata, of Mexico, domiciled at New
York; pf. 8vo. [Photostat] ©-
June 1, 1928; 2 c. June 11; £ 693867 ;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles, and
Lorenzo Barcelata, New York.
20681.
Canto amoroso; by Michel Sciapiro ;
violin and pf. © Oct. 3, 1928; 2 ec.
Oct. 5; E 699787; Harms, inc., New
York. ~ 20682.
Canzonetta; by Carl Wilhelm Kern,
op. 598; pf. © Oct. 9, 1928; 2 ec.
Oct. 20; EH 699957; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 20683.
Capriccio; von Berthold Goldschmidt,.
of Germany, op. 11; klavier. © June
19, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 8; E For. 195;
Universal edition actiengesellschaft,
Vienna. 20684.
Caprice Parisien; by E. A. Trea; E.
flat alto saxophone. © 1c. Oct. 24,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 551; Edward
. Atwood Trea, De Land, Fla. 20685
Carmelita; tango, by Walter Silbert;
pf. © Oct. 9, 1928; 2 ce Oct. 138; EB
699840; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
20686
Carmencita; by John Thompson, op.
40; pf. © Oct. 29, 1928; 2 ec. Oct.
29; E—U. S. pub. 166; Schroeder &
Gunther, inc., New York. 20687
Carnival,-Harlequins,-Pierrette,- Harle--
quinade; by Don Morrison; violin
and pf. 4to. © June 30, 1928; 2 ec.
July 11; E 695351; Donald Morrison,
Oberlin, O. 20688
Carolina moon; words by Benny
Davis, music by Joe Burke; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © Oct. 22, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct. 24;
E U. S. pub. 95; Joe Morris music -
co., New York. 20689
Carpenter (Christian) Three atoms;
+ by C. Carpenter, of Great Britain ; -
pf. A buzz round. [2 others] ©
Oct. 16, 1928; 1.c. Oct. 22; E For.
400; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
20690 »
Casanova; serenade fox trot, paroles
de Louis Poterat, musique de P.
Sterman, of France; pf., avec chant
seul. Paris, Allegro edition. © Jan.
10, 1928; 1.¢e Qct...b2 Be Porc is =:
Paul Sterman, Paris. 20691
1074
no. 10, 1928
(ast, your vote for Hoover; lyric by
D. H. Quilter, music by S. Wien-
shienk. © Oct. 10, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct.
17; E 698955 ; Sylvia Wienshienk and
Dora H. Quilter, Kansas City, Mo.
20692
Castle dream waltz; words by H. W.
Richardson, music by Harl Rodney.
©l1e. Aug. 22, 1928; E 704071; Rob-
ert L. Flagler, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
20693
Catch the sunshine; words anon., mu-
sic by E. L. Wendel; sop. ©. 1 «¢.
Oct. 8, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 75;
Emma Louise Wendel, Trenton, N. J.
20694 |
Cavalcade (The) ; marche d’esprit, by
Harold Sanford ; full band, with solo
B flat trumpet or cornet conductor.
#to: 7 ©! July 5, 1928: 2 ¢ Oct..33 BE
689595; Carl Fischer, ine, New
York. 20695
Cavatina; von William van Iperen,
arr. von Leo Artok, of Germany;
salon-orch. mit pf. conductor. ©
Sept. 15, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 24; E For.
297: B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz.
20696
ca sta Frangisco; versi e musica di F.
Amodio; violin. ee Oct-50,
1928; E—U. S. unpub. 7389; Frank
Amodio, Brooklyn. 20697
Ce elkanna waltz: by I. Rosenberg.
[Melody only] © 1c. Oct. 18, 1928;
EU. 8S. unpub. 501; Irving Rosen-
berg, Brooklyn. 20698
‘Ce nee ama da’ la zita; di Michele
Rapanaro, of Italy, domiciled at New
York; pf. © 1. Oct. 19, 1928; E
U. S. unpub. 480; Giovanni Bella-
cieco, New York. 20699
‘Chalita; duet, words and music by
Victor Schertzinger, arr. by William
Stickles; sop. or ten. and alto or
bar. New York, N. Y., Chappell-
Harms, inc. © Oct. 17, 1928; 2 c.
Oct. 20; E—U. S. pub. 205; Harms,
ine., New York. 20700
‘Chamber of sleep; poem by Daniel
O’Connell, music by E. P. Roma. ©
1 c. Oct. 23, 1928; E—U. S. unpub.
516; Elise Pardow Roma, San Fran-
cisco, 20701
‘Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stéphanie)
Mariner’s Christmas (Noél des ma-
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
20714
.
febvre; female voices. 4to. © Oct.
4, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 9; BE 698978; G.
Ricordi & co., inc., New York. 20702
Changeable weather; by Mathilde Bil-
bro; pf. © Oct. 9, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct.
20; H 699960 ; Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
ton. 20703
Chanson de route; par Ch. Pons et P.
Fosse, both of France; orch., avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Sept. 20,
1928; 1 ce. Oct. 12; E For. 354; Chou-
dens, Paris. 20704
Chanson triste; by Michel Sciapiro;
violin and pf. © Oct. 3, 1928; 2 «.
Oct. 5; E 699794; Harms, inc., New
York. 20705
Chansons d’ enfance et de jeunesse;
poemes de Marceline Desbordes-
Valmore, musique de Alfred Brun-
eau, of France. 1. Sop. ou ten.—2.
Mezzo-sop. ou bar. © Sept. 20, 1928;
1c. each Oct. 12; E For. 379, 380;
Heugel, Paris. 20706, 20707
Chant de douleur; morceau sympho-
nique, par A. Dulaurens, of France;
orch., avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Dee. 31, 1927; 1 c. Oct. 12, 1928; HB
For. 337; André Dulaurens, Paris.
20708
Chant pagan; words by T. Mundy, mu-
sic by Dawn Allen. © 1c. Oct. 22.
1928; E U. S. unpub. 488; Talbot
Mundy, New York. 20709
Chants antiques; poéme de André
Chénier, musique de Alfred Bruneau,
of France. 1. Sop. ou ten.—2. Mezzo-
sop. ou bar. © Sept. 20, 1928; 1 c.
each Oct. 12; E For. 377, 378; Heu-
gel, Paris. 20710, 20711
Chants for Te Deum; by A. W. Russe,
of Great Britain; mixed voices. 1st
and 2d sets. 4to. © Oct. 8, 1928;
1 ec. Oct. 9; E For. 280; Stainer &
Bell, ltd., London. 20712
Chants pour les fous; paroles et mu-
sique de L. Duran, op. 33, no. 1-8.
1. La luxure [2 others] © June 15,
1928; 1 ec. Sept. 5, 1 e. Oct. 17; E—
U. 8S. pub. 72; Léo Duran, Lyon,
France. 20713
Chappell’s cinema library; composed
and arr. by Max Irwin, of Great
Britain; small orch. suppl. no. 2.
4to. 7. Sleepy village. [5 others]
rins); pt.-song, words by Armand © Sept. 21, 1928; 1 c« Oct. 20; E—
Silvestre, English version by George For. 490; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
Mead, music ed. by Channing Le- don. 20714
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20715
Chatter-box (The); by Clara Moore
Nelms; pf. © Sept. 27, 1928; 2 «¢.
Sept. 29; E 698812; Clayton F. Sum-
my ¢o., Chicago. 20715
Chatterers (The); by Domenico Sa-
vino; pf. © Oct. 18, 1928; 2 c. Oct.
19; E U. S. pub. 13; Robbins music
corp., New York. 20716
Cheer up; lyric by Arthur Banscher,
music by F. De Persia; pf. and uku-
lele acc. New York, N. Y.,
tan music co. © Oct. 26, 1928; 2 ¢
Oct. 23; E—U. S. pub. 152; Ferney
De Persia, Paulsboro, N. J. 20717
Cheer up Mister Sorrow; lyrics by
David Halpern, music by Burton I. ,
ievy; ist violin. © 1 ce. Oct: 30;
1928; E—U. S. unpub. 719; Remick
music corp., New York. 20718
Cheerio cherry lips cheerio; lyrics by
Mort Dixon, music by Harry War-
ren. © Oct. 11, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 138;
E 698899; Remick music corp., New
York. 20719
Cheese and crackers; by Joe Venuti
and Eddie Lang, ed. by Tom Satter-
field; violin with pf. acc. © Oct. 12,
1928; 2c. Oct. 15; E U.S. pub. 23;
Robbins music corp., New York.
20720
Chicago; words and music by J. F.
Gregson. © 1 ¢ Oct. 3, 1928; E
U. S. unpub. 1125; John F. Gregson,
Springfield, Ill. 20721
Chicago butterfly; words and music
by B. Gay; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Sept. 28, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 3; E 699681 ;
Byron Gay, Los Angeles. 20722
Chick-a-hank-a; words anon., music
from a negro work song, arr. by
Charles Repper; men’s voices. 4to.
@) (Oct; 1, 192852) CVO bn
698931; C. C. Birchard & co., Bos-
ton. 20723
Chief of the mountains high; words
by Estelle Clark, music by Palmer
Clark; ten., baritone and bass. 4to.
© Sept. 14, 1928; 2 ce. Oct. 26; E—
U.S. pub. 229; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O. 20724
Chiffon; intermezzo, by Francis G.
Byford, arr. by Joseph Engleman,
both of Great Britain; orch., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © July 23,
1928; 1 e. Oct. 18; E—For. 274;
Bosworth & co., Leipzig. 20725
Child’s (A) night song; 3 pt. cho.,
words by Miriam Clark Potter, mu-
sic by Karolyn Wells Bassett, arr.
Manhat-—
‘Chopin
pt. 14;)S.) V2
by Bryceson Treharne; women’s
voices. 4to. © June 28, 1927: 2 e.
June 25; E 665797; Harold Elam-
mer, inec., New York. 20726.
Chinese dance; by Nelle Corday
[pseud. of D. Herbert]; pf. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 16, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 656 ;.
Dorothy Herbert, Cleveland. 20727
Chismoso (EI); bolero son,
musica de R. Hernandez.
letra y
©l1e
Oct. 28, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 523;.
Rafael Hernandez, New York.
20728.
Choice Christmas songs; words by
Noel Flaurier, music. by Margaret
Stitt, Joan Clark and Karin As-
brand. Dayton, O., Paine pub. co.
8vo. © Oct. 8, 1928; 2 e Oct. 9;
E 698825; Lurten M. Paine, Dayton,
O. 20729:
Choir (The) that is not man made;
words and music by #. T. Neff, arr.
by Wallace A. Johnson. © Oct. 4,
‘1928; 2 c Oct. 4; E 699707; Flora
Trueblood Neff, Pasadena. 20730
(Frédéric Francois) First
year Chopin; 21 compositions,
adapted, arr. and ed. by EHrnest
pea ag of Great Britain; pf.
© Aug. 1928; 1 e«. Aug. 31; E—
For. 240; a Lengnick & co., Itd.,
London. 20731
Mary valse; arr. by Hugo Riesen-
feld; orch. © Sept. 1, 1928; 2 ec.
Sept. 10; E 699440; Edwin F. Kal-
mus, inec., New York. 207 ox.
Roses of Ispahan; adapted and
orch. by Van Phillips, of Great Brit-
ain; orch. and pf. conductor, with
words. 4to. © Sept. 25;/49283)m c.
Oct. 20; E—For. 464; Cavendish mu-
sic co., London. 20733:
Chopinette; rhythmic study, founded
on Chopin Waltz in A min., arr. by
Howard Flynn, of Great Britain;
pf: © ' Oct. 10, A928 ies Getz;
E For. 431; Billy Thorburn music
pub. co., ltd., London. 20734
Choral prelude; on Dundee, by Hugh
A. Mackinnon; organ. © Mar. 28,
1927:;..2 e: Oct 20,1928 see SS:
pub. 9; H. We Gray co., } New York.
20735
Choral rhapsody; text by Walt Whit-
man, music by T. Carl Whitmer;
solo quartet, cho. and pf. 4to.
Oct. 23, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 24; H U. S.
pub. 86; H. W. Gray co., New York.
20736:
1076
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
Choric song; pt. song, words by Ten-
nyson, music by C. Linn Seiler; male
voices. 4to. © Sept. 21, 1928; 2 «.
Sept. 28; E 698773; Boosey & co.,
ltd., New York. 20737
Christmas anthem (Weihnachte chor) ;
words from the Lutheran hymnal
and Scriptures, music by A. L.
Wendt; mixed and children’s or solo
voices. 4to. [English and German
text] © Sept. 20, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 4;
E 699678; Amandus L. Wendt, Chi-
cago. 20738
Christmas bells; poem by Longfellow,
music by J. S. Lewis. 4to. © Sept.
26, 192832 ¢. Oct. 1; EH .699649;, J.
Sidney Lewis, San Francisco.
20739
Christmas carol; come worship the
King, words by G. A. Studdert Ken-
nedy, music by Maurice Jacobson,
of Great Britain; mixed voices.
12mo. © Oct. 8. 1928; 1 ec Oct. 9;
E For. 279; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London. 20740
Christmas carols; first set, by various
authors and composers, music adapt-
ed and arr. by William Lyndon
Wright; male voices: 4to. Infant
so gentle. [3 others] © Oct. 15,
1928; 2 ¢«. Oct. 18; E—U. S. pub.
110; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
20741
Christmas classics, no. 14; from the
works of master musicians, words
by A. A. Payn and others, music by
Alfred Judson and others. S8vo. ©
Sept. 18, 1928; 2c. Oct. 4; E 699689;
Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia. 20742
Christmas eve morning blues; words
and music by Lemon _ Jefferson.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 18, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 384;
Chicago music pub. ¢o., inc., Chi-
cago. 20743
Christmas fantasia; by F. Leslie Cal-
yer, of Great Britain; organ. ©
Oct. 15, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 18; E—U. S.
pub. 1133; Arthur P:- Schmidt co.,
Boston. 20744
Christmas holds no joy for me; words
by Frank Luther, music by C. J.
Robison. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1928; E—U. S. un-
pub. 749: Carson J. Robison, New
York. 20745
Christmas (A) song; unison, words by
Irene Gass, music by George Rath-
bone, of Great Britain. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Oct.
20758
30, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 30; E—For. 505;
Novello & co., Itd., London, 20746
Christmas (A) trip to toy land; can-
tata for young people, by M. Isa-
belle Ritter. Svo. © Oct. 4, 1928;
2 e. Oct. 11; D 273872; Hall-Mack
co., Philadelphia. 20747
Church (The) that Jesus built; hymn,
words arr. and music by R. N. Gris-
ham. © Oct. 19, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct. 31;
EK—U. S. pub. 249; Rufus N. Gris-
ham, Hllisville, Miss. 20748
Ci la femmene putesse: di Michele
Rapanaro, of Italy, domiciled at
New. York; pf. © 1 e¢ Oct. 19,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 484; Giovanni
* Bellacicco, New York. 20749
Ciné (Les) mélodies; de André Co-
lomb, arr. par Monteux Brisac, of
France; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
4to. 38°™° série. 8. Bacchanale or-
giaque. [2others] © Aug. 25, 1928;
1c. Oct. 1; E For. 73; Edition Arle-
quin, Paris. «: 20750
Cinnamon grove; a suite for the pf.,
by R. Nathaniel Dett. nos. 1-4.
Sept. 27, 1928; 2 c« Sept. 29; A
699563; John Church co., Cincin-
nati. 20751
Civil air corps march; by E. Blonstein ;
Mm Ova ie. Oct. 1G. 1928-5 Heats
unpub. 116; Etta Blonstein, Chicago.
20752
Claire-Margot, du wunderbare...;
lied und blues, text von Gustav Beer,
musik von Max Pfeffer, of Austria.
© Aug. 30, 1928; 1 c Oct. 1; E For.
100; Drei masken verlag, A. G.,
Berlin. 20753
Clarinda; valse, by William Morris;
ten. banjo duet. © Oct. 8, 1928;
2 ec. Oct. 10; E 698832; Don Santos,
Rochester, N. Y. 20754
Clarita; valse espagnole, par A. Bose,
of France; orch., avee pf. conduc-
teur. 4to. © Sept. 20, 1928; 1 «
Oct. 12; E For. 341; Auguste Bosc,
Paris. - 20755
Clewell (Ralph E.) Pastorale; organ.
© Mar. 28, 1927; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1928;
EU. S. pub. 10; H. W.. Gray co.,
New York. 20756
Clock (The); by Ernest E. Welles,
arr. .by* Rh, E. Hildreth». 4te., 1.
Band with solo B flat trumpet (cor-
net) conductor.—2. Orch. with pf.
conductor. © Oct. 9, 1928; 2c.
each Oct. 24; E U. S. pub. 88, 89;
Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston.
20757, 20758
1077
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20759
pt. 11; ni s4'v. 238
Clothes don’t make the man; words by
Wes Frazer and Max Rutchik, mu-
sic by Leonard Whitcup. [Words
and melody only] ©1e July 11,
1928; EH.U.,S. unpub. d1Gs Mii By L.
productions co., New York. 20759
Club waltz Viennese; by Nelle Corday
[pseud. of D. Herbert] [Melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 16; 1928; H—U.
S. unpub. 658; Dorothy Herbert,
Cleveland. 20760
Coalman (The); unison song, words
by Phyllis Mégroz, musie by Cecil
Sharman, of Great Britain. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Aug. 30, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 29: E
697680; Novello & co., ltd., London.
20761
Coldounia; la soreiére, par Francis
Casadesus, of France; salonorch.,
mit violino 1 directeur u. pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Oct. 21, 1928; 1c.
Oct. 16; E For. 383; Aug. Cranz,
gm. b. h., Leipzig. » 20762
Colegrave (Hubert) ‘Two -pieces; by
H. Colegrave, of Great Britain; flute
or violin and pf. 1. Sea lions. [1
other] © Aug. 1, 1928; 1 ¢. Aug.
18; E 697485; Rudall, Carte & co.,
Itd., London. 20763
Collection of Irish airs, marches and
dance tunes; compiled, arr. and rev.
by F. Roche, of Great Britain; vio-
lin, mand., pipes or flute. Dublin,
Cork and Limerick, Pigott & co.. ltd.
v.38. Newed. 4to. © Oct. 4, 1928;
ie: Ocha ls: “Bor 2a Nw WW.
Cooke, Leicester, England. 20764
Collection (A) of new hymn tunes; by
J. C. Carroll. 4to. © Oct. 12, 1928;
2 c. Oct. 13; E 699863; Joseph Chris-
topher Carroll, Brooklyn. 20765
Collette ; vocal valse, by Kennedy Rus-
sell, of Great Britain; orch., with pf.
conductor. 4dto. © Sept. 17, 1928;
1 c. Oct. 20; H—For. 462; Kennedy
Russell publications, London. 20766
Collette; vocal valse, words and music
by Kennedy Russell, of Great Brit-
ain. ‘© Sept.-17, 1928-1 c,- Oct: 20:
H—For. 463; Kennedy Russell publi-
eations, London. 20767
Columbine; lyric and music by F. Mc-
Dougal. ©1c. Oct. 15, 1928; E U.S.
unpub. 401; Frederick McDougal,
Wichita Falls, Tex. 20768
Come along sunshine; from Cross my
heart, words by Joseph McCarthy,
music by Harry Tierney; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Oct. 10, 1928; 2 e.
Oct. 13; E 698963 ; Harms, ine., New
York, 20769
Come back and let’s forget: words by
J. Coker, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Sept. 29, 1928; E unpub. 1056;
Johnnie Coker, Montgomery, Ala.
20770
Come back Malinda; words by Ben D.
Allen, music by Gordon Balch Nevin;
high voice. © Oct. 11, 1928; 2c. Oct.
17; E 699877; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. wAr@ al
Come live with me and be my love;
words by Christopher Marlowe, mu-
sic by Iorwerth W. Prosser; male
voices. 4to. © Oct. 15, 1928; 2 c.
Oct... 17 3:,, H, 698947) Clayton, i.
Summy co., Chicago. 20772
Come on and make whoopee; from
Luckee girl, words by Mann Holiner,
music by Werner Janssen; pf. and
ukulele acc. New York, Harms, inc.
© Oct. 10, 1928 ;..2 ¢:. Oct. 133-H
698966; Shubert theatre corp., New
York, 20773
Come on baby; words by Sidney Clare
and Archie Gottler, music by Maceo
Pinkard; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Sept. 28, 1928; 2 ec» Sept. 29; HE
698759; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein,
inc., New York. 20774
Come to Granada; lyric and music by
Frederick W. Vanderpool. © Oct.
15, 1928; 2 ce. Oct. 19; E 699942; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 20775
Come to me, dearest, come; lyric by M.
Washburn, music by Burrell Van
Buren. Lakeland, Fla., Washburn
music house. © Oct. 16, 1928; 2 c.
Oct. 19: E 699924; Morgan Wash-
burn, Asheville, N. C. 20776
Comic misterioso ; photo-play music, by
Walter C. Shad. seored by Leo A.
Kempinski; orch., with pf. or organ
conductor. © Oct. 10, 1928; 2 e. Oct.
11; E 699811: Irving Berlin stand-
ard music corp., New York. 20777
Comin’ home; words by Thekla Hol-
lingsworth, music by Jessie L. Dep-
pen; pf. and ukulele acc. © Oct. 13,
1928: 2 c. Oct. 16; E 698969 ; Harms,
inc., New York. 20778
Comme un gai troubadour; par Mau-
rice Pesse, of France; orch., avec pf.
direction. © July 25, 1927; 1c. Aug.
15; E 669528; H. Benjamin, Paris.
20779
1078
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
-
Commemoration ode; poem by James
Russell Lowell, music by George W.
Chadwick; mixed voices. 4to. ©
Oct. 8, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 20; E 699959 ;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 20780
Communion verse; hymn to the Vir-
gin, English adaptation by N. Lind-
say Norden, music by Alexander T.
Gretehaninoff; mixed voices. 4to.
@eOct. 24, 1927; 2.c. Oct. 285. E
675109 ; Boston music co., New York.
20781
Como una rosa; vals cancion, musica y
letra de R. Caballero, of Mexico,
domiciled at Laredo, Tex.; pf. ©
1 e. Oct. 30, 1928; E—U. S. unpub.
728; Rosendo Caballero, Laredo,
Tex. 20782
Competition bed blues; words and mu-
sic by Lemon Jefferson. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 18, 1928;
E U. 8. unpub. 385; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 20783
Comrades; words by L. EH. Pedelty,
music by Clifton Keith. © 1 ¢. Oct.
27, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 636; Lucy
Evanna Pedelty, Mason City, Ia.
20784
Comrades of the road; words by Edith
Sanford Tillotson, music by Ira B.
Wilson. 4to. 1. 2-pt. cho.; sop. and
alto.—2. 3-pt. cho.; sop. 1, 2 and alto.
© Sept. 14, 1928; 2 c. each Oct. 26;
E—U. S. pub. 210, 212; Lorenz pub.
co., Dayton, O. 20785, 20786
Comu su jfigghi America; Sicilian
song, versi e musica di Ferdinando
Ruggieri, of Italy, domiciled at Phil-
delphia; pf. © 1c. Oct. 17, 1928;
E U.S. unpub. 339; Ferdinand Rug-
gieri, Philadelphia. 20787
Concertino; pour pf. et orch., par
Arthur Benjamin, of Great Britain ;
orch. Partition. © Sept. 20, 1928;
1 c. Sept. 24; E For. 299; B. Schott’s
sOhne, Mainz. 20788
Concertino; von Conrad Beck, of Swit-
zerland; 2 klaviere. © Oct. 15,
1928:3j 1 eOct 125 BH For; 329::.B.
Schott’s sOhne, Mainz. 20789
Concertino in D major; by Oscar Ried-
ing, op. 5. re-arranged and ed. by
Gustav Saenger; violin and pf.
Copyright is based upon new matter
of G. Saenger namely, his interpre-
tation represented in the legible no-
tation thereof contained in the copies
20800
filed. © July 19, 1928; 2 c. Oct.
3; E 699577; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 20790
Concerto Romano; per organo, ottoni,
timpani ed archi, di Alfredo Casella,
of Italy. riduzione per organo e pf.
von A. Willner, of Austria. 1. Sin-
fonia. [2 others] © July 9, 1928;
1 ec. Aug. 8: E For. 198; Universal
edition actiengesellschaft, Vienna.
20791
Conduttore (Il) ; versi e musica di F.
Amodio; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct. 30, 1928;
E—U. S. unpub. 741; Frank Amodio,
Brooklyn. 20792
Constancy ; four-pt. song, words anon.,
music by Arthur Foote; women’s
voices. 4to. © Oct. 17, 1928; 2 «
Oct. 22; E US. pub. 14; Arthur P.
Schmidt c¢o., Boston. 20793
Conte; par A. Gretchaninoff, arr. par
H. Mouton, of Belgium; orch., avee
pf. direction et violino 1 direction.
4to. GC) duly 25,4927 ; 1c... Aug. is
E 669526; H. Benjamin, Paris.
20794
Conte; paroles et musique de L.
Duran. © Aug. 15, 1928; 1 ¢. Sept.
5, 1 c. Oct. 17; E—U. S. pub. 67;
Léo Duran, Lyon, France. 20795
Coon that had the razor; words and
music by Dave Macon. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 16, 1928;
E U. S. unpub. 3806; Brunswick
Balke Collender co., New York.
20796
Cootie blues; words by Lem Fowler
[i. e. Lemuel Fowler], music by Sid
Laney [i. e. Sidney Laney] [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 15,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 255; Jean Law-
rence Cook, New York. 20797
Coquette; words and music by I. Ber-
lin. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Oct. 27, 1928; E—U. S. unpub.
631; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
20798
Core e’figlio; versi di Gennaro Ter-
rano, musica di M. Di _ Cristo.
[Words and melody only] © 1 .«.
Oct. 23, 1928: E—U. S. unpub. 517;
Michele Di Cristo, Philadelphia.
20799
Cornelio; blak-bottom, versi di Enrico
Frati, musica di Mario Schisa, of
Italy, adattamento di E. Frati; pf.
© June 30, 1928; 1 c«. July 20; E
For. 441; A. & G. Carish & c., Milan.
20800
1079
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20801.
Cortége funébre; par L. Mambour, of
Belgium; salonorch., mit violino 1
' directeur u. pf. conducteur. 4to.
Oct 21,1928; 1. ce. Oct IG si hh or.
' 389; Aug. Cranz, g. m. b. h., Leipzig.
20801
Cos’ 6 la canzone; versi di Peppino
Mendes, musica di Eugenio Mignone,
‘of Italy; pf., con mand. o canto. ©
July 138, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 20; E For.
132; A. & G. Carisch & ¢., Milan.
20802
Cotes Bretonnes; barcarolle, par M.
Dufour, of France; orch., avec pf.
conducteur et paroles. 4to. © July
8, 1927; 1 ec. Aug. 4; E 669533; Del’-
Horno, Paris. 20803
Country dance; America, by L. Leslie
Loth; pf. © Oct. 9,1928; 2 @ Oct.
11; E 699949; John Church co., Cin-
cinnati. 20804
Cradle song; by Alexander MacFad-
' yen, arr. by Louis Victor Saar; two
pfs., four hands. © Oct. 19,. 1928;
2c. Oct. 22; E U.S. pub. 40; John
Church co., Cincinnati.
Cradle song; two-part song, poem by
William Blake, music by R. G.
Thompson, of Great Britain; sop.
“and ‘contralto..."4to.. © Sept. 29,
1928; 1 c. Sept. 29; EH For. 122; John
Curwen & sons, ltd., London. 20806
Crawford (R.) Four preludes; pf.
(In New music, v. 2, no. 1, Oct.,
1928) © Oct. 30, 1928; 2 ec. Nov.
5; aff. Nov. 3; A O 2273; Ruth Craw-
ford, Chicago. 20807
Crazy boy; by C. W. Midgley, jr.;
melody, with pf. ace. © 1c Oct.
6. 1928; E U. S. unpub. 57; Charles
William Midgley, jr.. New York.
20808
Creola; della Adama ed Evo, versi e
musica di Ripp [pseud. of H. Boero],
of Italy. Turin, Casa editrice Le
canzoni di Ripp. © Apr. 10, 1927;
1c. Apr. 21, 1928; E For. 101; Emi-
lio Boero, Turin, Italy. 20809
Crepuscule; esquisse sy mphonique
pour orch., transerite par Geo. A.
Gogniat, of Switzerland, ‘domiciled
at New York; pf. © Sept. 15, 1928 ;
2 c. Oct. 12; E—U. S. pub. 153; Re-
fousse music pub. co., New York.
20810
Crépuscule; tango chanté, paroles et
musique de Edouard Bianco, of
France. © Sept. 6, 1928; 1 ¢ .Sept.
24; E For. 57; Musikverlag City,
Leipzig. 20811
20805.
pt. IE Ne S., ¥. 2S:
Crimson-breasted (The) bird; words
and music by C. Jacobs-Bond; high
voice, in A flat. © Oct. 27, 1928;
2 ce. Oct. 30; E—U. S. pub. 187; Car-
rie Jacobs-Bond & son, Hollywood,
Calif. 20812
Critica (La) ; mazurka, by S. Petrini;
pf. © 1c. Oct. 25, 1928; E—U. S.
unpub. 580; Silvio Petrini, Bridge-
port, Conn. 20813
Oross roads; theme two, lyric by Ray-
mond Klages, melody by Wm. Axt
and David Mendoza; with pf. acc.
[Mimeograph] ©1e. Oct. 11, 1928;
EU. S. unpub. 190; Robbins music
corp., New York. 20814
Crying for you; waltz, words by Ray
Buck, music by Eddie Boothman
[i. e. E. N. Boothman]; in A flat.
[Words and meledy only] © 1 ¢.
Oct. 15, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 269;
EH. N. Boothman, Detroit. 20815
‘Cuban (A) sunset; romanza, by Mario
Valdés Costa; orch. © Oct. 8, 1928;
2 c. Oct. 12; EH 699822; Photo play
music ¢co., inec., New York. 20816
Cuckoo melody; fox-trot, by C. S. Bal-
com; pf. © 1 ec. Oct. 15, 1928; HB
U. S. unpub. 313; Carroll 8S. Balcom,
Laneaster, Mass. 20817
Cuera Tamaulipeca ; son vaquero, letra
y musica por Jesus A. Ramirez, of
Mexico, domiciled at New York; pf.
8vo. [Photostat] © June 1, 1928;
2 ec. June 11; HE 693863; Lorenzo
Barcelata, New York, and Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 20818
Cuerndo Tamaulipeca; duo, cancion
regional Mexicana, letra por EH. M.
Cortazar, musica por L. Barcelata,
of Mexico, domiciled at New York.
8vo. [Photostat] © June 1, 1928;
2 ¢. June J1; E 693869; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles, and Lorenzo
Barcelata, New York. 20819
Cuoco (Il) moderne; words by Gugli-
elmo Onofri, music by R. De Luca,
of Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn.
[Italian text] [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 6, 1928; E U. S.
unpub. 61; Ralph De Luca, Brook-
lyn. 20820
Czardas; by V. Monti, arr. von Leo
Artok, of Germany; salon-orch., mit
pf. conductor u. violino 1 direktion.
© Sept. 15, 1928; 1 ec. Sept. 24; E
For. 294; B. Schott’s s6hne, Mainz.
20821
1080
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
mo. 10, 1928
20842 .
D. B. blues; words and music by
Lemon Jefferson. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c Oct. 18, 1928;
BE U.S. unpub. 386; Chicago music
pub. co., inc., Chicago. 20822
D’ou viens-tu bergére; Canadian folk-
lore, music arr. par Pierre Gautier,
of Canada; A 4 voix, sans acc. ©
1 ¢ Oct. 12, 1928; E—U. S. unpub.
608; Charles Marchand, Montreal,
Canada. 20823
Daddy's (A) lullaby; waltz, words and
musie by P. Fein. © 1 c. Oct. 29,
1928; E—U. S. unpub. 668; Pearl
Fein, Evanston, Ill. _ 20824
Daddy’s sweetheart; duet, or two-part
song, words by Curtis Hardin-Burn-
ley, music by Liza Lehmann, arr.
by Clarence Lueas, of Great Britain.
Ato. © Sept: 7, 1928; 1c. Oct. 9;
BE—For. 488; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. 20825
Daffodils; words by Joan Brown, mu-
sic by Anna von Wohlfarth-Grille,
of Hungary. domiciled at Bridge-
port, Conn.; high voice. © Oct. 9,
1928; 2 ec. Oct. 18; E 6998388; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 20826
Dauce away the night; from Show
boat, words by Oscar Hammerstein,
2nd, music by Jerome Kern. Lon-
don, Chappell & co., Itd. © June
11. 1928; 2 ec. June 22; E 694701;
T. B. Harms co., New York. 20827
Dance (The) of the hours; ballet suite,
from La Gioconda, by A. Ponchielli,
arr. by Michael Leslie, of Great
Britain; pf. © Sept. 29, 1928; 1 c.
Oct. 2; E For. 109; G. Ricordi &
co.. Milan. 20828
Dance of the paper dolls; words and
music by Johnny Tucker, Joe Schus-
ter and John Siras; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Sept. 24, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 28;
E 698802; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 20829
Dance of youth; by L. M. George; pf.
©) i'e: Oct./5, 1928. fb U.S. unpub:
97: Lulu May George, Los Angeles.
20830
Dance technique and rhythms; com-
pabion volume to A manual of danc-
ing steps by Elsa Pohl, music arr.
by Carolyn Bergheim. © Aug. 17,
1928; 2: ec. Aug. 20; aff. Sept. 11;
A 1054275; A. S. Barnes & co., New
York. 20831
-
Dancing belles; fox-trot, by Roland J.
Le Mieux; ten. banjo. © Oct. 15,
1928; 2 ce. Oct. 17; E 698916; Don
Santos, Rochester, N. Y. 20832
Dancing (The) doll; by Frederick A.
Williams; pf. Sept. 18, 1928;
2c. Sept. 24; E 698783; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. 20833
Dann zieht der friihling ein. . .! slow
fox viennoise, worte von Steinberg-
Frank, musik von Robert Stolz, of
Austria, op. 506. © Aug. 20, 1928:
1c. Oct. 1; E For. 97; Drei masken
verlag, A. G., Berlin. 20834
Dans Vinfini; par Maurice Le Bou-
cher, of France; orch., avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Sept. 20, 1928:
1 e@. Oct. 12; E For. 350; Choudens,
Paris. 208385
Danse anglaise; par <A. Bose, of
France; orch., avee pf. conducteur.
4to. © Sept. 20, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 12;
EK For. 344; Auguste Bose, Paris.
20836
Danse canadienne; par H. Gratton, of
Canada; violon et pf. [Photostat]
© 1 ce. Oct. 22, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
472: Hector Gratton, Montreal,
P. Q., Canada. 20837
Danse characteristique; by Gaylord
Yost; violin and pf. © Dec. 3, 1928;
2 ec. Dec. 7; E—Pub. 1265; Gamble
hinged music co., Chicago. 20838
Danse de l’éphémére; par Albert Rous-
sel, arr. par Roger Branga, of
France; petite orch., avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Sept. 20, 1928;
1 ec. Oct. 12; E For. 363; Durand
et cie., Paris. 20839
Danse de Tsiaraso; impressions Saka-
laves, aus der Madagaskar-suite, de
J. Landeroin, op. 125, arr. par Ad.
Gauwin, of France; orch., avec pf.
direction et violino 1 direction. ©
July Qa DOT fk ven? Anes 4 15S
669529; Benjamin, Paris. 20840
Danse espagnole; adioS montanas
mias, von Pablo de Sarasate, arr.
von Leo Artok, of Germany; salon-
oreh. mit pf. conductor. © Sept.
15, 1928: 1 ce. Sept. 24; Ey Wor-298;;
B. Schott’s s6hne, Mainz, Germany.
20841
Danse orientale; by T. Lubomirsky,
arr. by M. L. Lake; full band, with
solo B flat trumpet or cornet con-
ductor. 4to. © July 19, 1928; 2 c.
Oct. 3: E 699594; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 20842
1081
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20843
Danza negra; grottesco, di Amilcare
Pennati Malvezzi, of Italy; piccola
orch. © July 25, 1928; 1 ¢ Aug.
20; E For. 1384; A. & G. Carisch &
c., Milan. 20843
Danza siciliana; by August Nolek, of
Germany, op. 258, no. 4; violin and
pf. © Oct. 6, 1928: 2 «© Oct. 8; EB
689732; Boston music co., Boston.
20844
Darling where have you been so long;
words and music by Claude Grant.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 30, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 745;
United pub. co., New York. 20845
Dass mir keine klagen kommen; slow-
fox trot, aus Fraulein mama, text
von R. Kessler u. Willi Kollo, musik
von Hugo Hirsch, bearb. von Franz
Grothe, both of Germany. © July
2, A928> 1 ce. Ave. 2 Hors Zab:
Drei masken verlag, a. g.. Berlin.
~ 20846
Day dream melody; by Theodore D.
Trinos; violin and pf. © 1°e. Sept.
29, 1928; E 1001; S. La Urbi and
T. D. Trinos, Chicago. 20847
Day (The) Thou gavest, Lord, is
ended; evening hymn, words by
John Ellerton, melody from Genevan
Psalter, arr. by Henry Havergal, of
Great Britain; mixed voices, organ
ace. 4to. © Aug. 15, 1928; 1 «.
Sept. 24; EH For. 458; Bayley & Fer-
guson, Glasgow. 20848
Day (The) you drifted away; words
by Domenic Gregorio, music by L.
Pisanelli. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
280; Louis Pisanelli, Brooklyn.
20849
Dear heart; words and music by C.
Golland. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ¢. Oct. 23, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
497; Celia Golland, Brooklyn.
20850
Dear heart: words by C. Ryneck, mu-
sic by Luther A. Clark. © 1 ¢. Oct.
8, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 68; Clara
Ryneck, River Grove, Ill. 20851
Dear little mother, I love you; words
and music by E. C. Lewis. © 1.
Oct. 9, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 148;
Elwood Chisolm Lewis, Philadel-
phia. * 20852
Dear (The) mother of long ago; bal-
lad, words by Nellie A. Carter, music
by John L. Wright. New York City,
pt. I1I, n. s., v. 23
N. Y., Frank Harding. © Oct. 17,
1928; 2 e. Oct. 23; E U. S. pub. 55;
Ellen A. Carter, Mannsville, N. Y.
20853
Dear, oh dear; from Chee chee, words
by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard
Rodgers; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Oct. 10, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 13; EH 698965 ;
Harms, inc., New York. 20854
Dear old dad; words by A. Marsh, mu-
sic by Sylvester Long Cross. © 1 e.
Oct. 6, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 9; Al-
exander Marsh, Sterling, Neb.
. 20855.
Dear old mother; words by H. Walker,
music by Chester Escher; 1st violin.
© 1c. Oct. 20, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
453: Howard Walker, Los Angeles.
20856.
Dear one; words and musie by W. G.
Pattison. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1928; E—
U. S. unpub. 683; William G. Patti-
son, Palo Alto, Calif. 20857
Dear one I'm growing lonely; words
by Buddy Mandell Divine, melody
by W. McK. Garman. © 1 ec. June
25, 1927; E 665725; William McKin-
ley Garman, Los Angeles. 20858.
Dearie little sweetheart; words by M.
M. Stock, music by T. E. Tudor. ©
1c. Oct. 25, 1928; E—U. S. unpub.
586; Mabel Melba Stock, Fruitland,
Id. 20859:
Debt of love; ballad, words by C. A.
Purcell, music by B. M. Hale. ©
Oct. 11, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 16; E 698913 ;
Catherine A. Purcell, Cedar Grove,
ING op 20860:
Deck hand blues; words and music
by Spencer Williams. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 6, 1928;
E U. S. unpub. 63; Triangle music
pub. co., inc., New York. 20861
Dedication to my mother; words and
music by I. O’Donoghue. [Weords.
and melody only] © 1 ec. Oct. 17,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 362; Irene
O’Donoghue, Brooklyn. 20862°
Deep Harlem; lyric by J. Homer Tutt,
music by J. Jordan. © 1 ¢. Oct. 8,
1928: EU. 8S. unpub, 11; Joe: Jor
dan, New York. 20863.
Delachi (Paolo) 16 pezzi infantili; di
P. Delachi, of Italy; pf. fase. 1, 2.
© Oct. 8, 1928; 1 ¢. each Oct. 29;
E—For. 512, 513; A. & G. Carisch &
c., Milan. 20864, 20865.
1082
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
£0, 10. 1928
20886
Delibes (Clément Philibert Leo) Piz-
zicati from Sylvia; arr. by Arnoldo
Sartorio, of Germany ; pf., six hands.
© Sept. 17, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 19; EB
_ 698647 ; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 20866
Delphiniums; chansonette, by Percy
Elliott, of Great Britain; pf.
Bete, 1998 ° woenOeck..15 KE’ For.
52; Phillips & Page, London. 20867
Denison’s mirthquake minstrel; words
by Speed Langworthy [pseud. of
Norval B. Langworthy]. music by
Harry L. Alford. Opening cho. for
male quartet—Finale for cho. ©
Oct. 26, 1928; 2 ce. Oct. 29; E—U. S.
pub. 183; T. S. Denison & co., Chi-
cago. 20868
Derniére (La) feuille; poéme de Thé-
ophile Gautier, musique de Axel
Raoul Wachtmeister, of Sweden. ©
Sept. 20, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 12; E For.
376; Heugel, Paris. 20869
Desert love episode; reverie, by Gas-
ton Borch, arr. by Walter C. Schad;
full orch., with pf. conduetor. ©
Aug. 22, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 24; H
698270; Belwin, inc., New York.
20870
Deserted (The) cabin; words and
music .by B. Miller. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 15, 1928;
E U. S. unpub. 1075; Bob Miller,
New York. 20871
Destiny ; words by Lew Pollack, music
by Erno Rapee. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Oct. 1, 1928; E 1027;
De Sylva. Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 20872
Destiny; lyric by Lew Pollack, music
by Erno Rapée; pf. acec., with uku-
lele arr. by Joseph M. Weiss. ©
Octy Zao1928; 2.e; Oct. 26° HU. S.
pub. 107; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc.. New York. 20873
Detectives; words by Hugh Herbert,
music by Sidney -Lanfield. [Words
and melody only] © 1 «¢. Oct. 26,
1928; E—U. S. unpub. 597; Fox film
corp., New York. 20874
Devil's gonna git you; words and mu-
sic by P. Grainger. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Oct. 11, 1928;
E U.S. unpub. 153; Porter Grainger,
New York. 20875
Dia de carreras; duo, letra por E. M.
Cortazar, musica por L. Barecelata.
of Mexico, domiciled at New York.
Svyo. [Photostat] © June 1, 1928;
~
2 ¢. June 11; E 693865; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles, and Lorenzo °
Barcelata, New York. 20876
Diamantina; valse-boston, par Castio-
Arends, of Belgium; pf. © Aug. 25,
1928; 1 ec. Oct. 1; E For. 78; Editions
musicales Evette, Paris. 20877
Dickey (The) bird and the chickadee ;
words and music by F. W. Spencer.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
32; EF. W. Spencer, New York. 20878
Dirge; four-part cho., words by F. D.
Hemans, music by Julius Rontgen,
of Netherlands, op. 92, no. 1; men’s
voices. 4to. © Oct. 9, 1928; 2 ¢.
Oct. 138; E 699832; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 20873
Divertimento; on 3 notes only, by G.
Nacciarone, op. 4; violoncello with
pf. ace. © 1c. Oct. 15, 1928; EU. S.
unpub. 270; Guido Nacciarone,
Brooklyn. 20880
Dixie, open your gateway for me;
words by B. Rodgers, music by Babe
Fritsch, arr. by Ted Klinefelter; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by Bob Senay.
(C}... May 12; 1928.;, 2c. Mayedés
694225; Barbara Rodgers, Houston.
20881
Dixie, there’s not been half enough
said about you; words by E. W.
Mancill, music by F. D. George. ©
1 ec. Oct. 15, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
277; Ethel Wayland Mancill and
Frances D. George, Bartlesville, OK1.
20882
Dizzy; lyric by F. McRae, music by
Jean stor. {Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 30, 1928; E—U. S.
unpub, 750; Florita McRae, New
York. 20883
Do you eare; lyric by Maurice J. Gun-
sky, musie by Merton H. Bories; pf.
and ukulele acc. © July 11, 1928;
2 ec. Oct. 8; E 699749; Jack Mills,
inc., New York. 20884
Do you still remember; waltz, words
and music by Carson J. Robison. ©
Oct. 5, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 4; E 699674;
Triangle music pub. co., ine., New
York. 20885
Doge und Dogaressa; musikalische
biihnendichtung in 2 akten, text u.
musik von Ludwig Roselius, of Ger-
many; klavier-auszug mit sing-
stimme von Alfred Irmler. © Sept.
#0,21928-41: es Oech) SHE“ FRor., £87 ;
Drei masken verlag, a. g., Berlin.
20886
1083
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES :
20887
pt. En. S;)/ve23.
Doggin’ me mama blues; words and
music by Blind Arthur’ Blake.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 25, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 565;
Chicago music pub. co., inc., Chi-
cago. 20887
Doin’ the raccoon; lyric by Raymond
Klages, music by J. Fred Coots. ©
Sept. 28, 1928; 2 c¢. Sept. 29; BH
698818; Remick music corp., New
York. 20888
Dolly-town; words anon., music by
Felix White, of Great Britain. ©
Oct..20, 19285 te: (Oct. 22s wa hor.
399; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
20889
Dolorosa; by August Nolck, of Ger-
many, op. 258, no. 3; violin and pf.
© Oct. 6, 1928; 2c. Oct. 8; E 699731 ;
Boston music co., Boston. 20890
Don Morte; ballett, von Friedrich
Wilckens, of Germany; klavier. ©
July 5, 1928; 1 c@ Aug. 8; E. For.
206; Universal edition actiengesell-
Sschaft, Vienna. : 20891
Donne (Le) di Za-bum; canzone one-
step, di Vittorio Mascheroni, of
Italy ; piccola orch. 4to. © July 26,
1928; 1 c. Aug. 20; E For. 129; A. &
G. Carisch & c., Milan. 20892
Don’t be like that; words and music
by Archie Gottler, Charles Tobias
and Maceo Pinkard; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini. ©
Oct. 2, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct. 3; E 699696 ;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 20893
Don’t ease me in; words and music by
Henry Thomas and J. M. Williams.
[Chords, single staff] © 1 ¢. Sept.
22, 1928; H 704841; State street mu-
sic pub. co., ine., Chicago. 20894
Don’t go away; by H. A. White. [Mel-
ody only] © 1c. Oct. 8, 1928; EH
U. S. unpub. 90; Harry A. White,
New York. 20895
Dopo cing’anne ’e Merica; versi di G.
Abita, musica di Tom Yannello, of
Italy, domiciled at Paterson, N. J.
[Words and melody only] © Sept.
1, 1928; 2 «@ Sept. 25; E 698881;
Giuseppe Abita, Paterson. 20896
Dorothy; by Seymour Smith, arr. by
J. Lilian Vandevere; toy orch.
Teacher’s se. and pts. 4to. © Oct.
10, 1928; 2 e@ Oct. 26; E—U. S. pub.
146; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
20897
Dorothy—waltz; intermezzo, par Mir-
rio Robert, of Belgium; salonorch.,
mit violino 1 directeur u. pf. conduc-
teur. 4to. © Oct. 21, 1928; 1 e. Oct.
16; E For. 386; Aug. Cranz, g. m..
b. h., Leipzig. 20898.
Down and out blues; words and music:
by L. Fowler. [Chords, single staff
notation] © 1c. Sept. 29, 1928; E
U. S. unpub. 1096; Lemuel Fowler,
New York. 20899:
Down in Alabam’; words and music
by Speed Langworthy [pseud. of
Norval B. Langworthy]; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Oct. 9, 1928; 2 e«.
Oct. 11; E 698877; T. S. Denison &
co., Chicago. 20900:
Down in my heart I love you; words
and music by L. I. Blackwell.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Oct. 24, 1928; E—U.. S. unpub. 553 ;
Lillie I. Blackwell, Sylvester, Tex.
~ 20901
Down the highway of dreams; words
by J. Will Callahan, music by Wes-
tell Gordon; med. voice, in C. ©
Sept. 28, 1928; 2 @ Sept. 29;
698809; Irving Berlin standard mu-
sie corp., New York. 20902
Down the stream; by Minnie T.
Wright; pf. © Oct. 9, 1928; 2 «.
Oct. 18; E 699837; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 20903:
Down yonder; by Hershal Brown, arr.
by Irene Spain. [Melody only] ©
1 ec. May 31, 1928; E 691972; Polk
C. Brockman, Atlanta. 20904
Downright disgusted ; words and music
by J. Mannone, Terry Shand and
Bud Freeman. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 12, 1928; E U. S.
unpub. 223; Joe Mannone, New Or-
leans. 20905:
Dragon-fly ; by James Brown, of Great
Britain ; violin, with pf. ace. © Oct.
16, 1928; 1 @ Oct. 22; H.Kor., 402;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 20906:
Dream (A); by Salvatore Arno; pf.
Boston-New York, Evans musie co.
© Oct. 3, 1928; 2c. Oct. 6; HE 699736 ;
M. T. Evans, Boston. 20907
Dream city; words and melody by O.
B. Morrill; med. voice, pf. ace. ©
1 ¢@. Oct. 3, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
1127; Ottela Boettcher Morrill, Bey-
erly Hills, Calif. 20908:
1084
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
‘20931
Dream cottage; words by E. G. Rand,
musie by Robert Van Sickle. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 28,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 1081; Estelle
Grace Rand, Cincinnati. 20909
Dream (A) of happiness; fox trot,
words and music by P. Fein. ©
1 ce. Oct. 29, 1928; E—U. S. unpub.
669; Pearl Fein, Evanston, Il.
20910
Dream of heaven; by J. Belov; violin
and pf. © 1c. Oct. 17, 1928; E U.S.
unpub. 355; Joseph Belov, Philadel-
phia. 20911
Dream pal; words by D. Reed, music
by David Reed. © 1c. Oct. 19; 1928 ;
E U. S. unpub. 414; Diann Reed,
Paterson, N. J. 20912
Dreaming dreams that never came
true; words and music by C. L.
Hersh and W. EB. Fenney, arr. by R.
J. Wood. ©1c. Oct. 24, 1928; H—
U. S. unpub. 546; C. L. Hersh and
W. EH. Fenney, Los Angeles. 209138
Dreaming of you; lyric waltz, adapted
from Andantino in D flat, words by
Charlotte Lemare, music by EH. H.
Lemare. © 1 c. Oct. 22, 1928; E
U. S. unpub. 481; Edwin H. Lemare,
Signal Mountain, Tenn. 20914
Dreaming of you; waltz, words by D.
Taure, music by C. C. Bauer; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Sept. 19, 1928;
2 ec. Sept. 24; E 698793; Dollie
Taure, Dallas. 20915
Dreaming of you; words by L. B.
Levy, music by Daniel H. Wilson.
© 1. Sept. 24, 1928; E U. S. un-
pub, 45; Lilly B. Levy, Portland, Or.
20916
Dreaming of you, that’s all I do;
words by N. B. Braman, music by
Sylvester Long Cross. © 1 ¢. Oct.
6, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 11; Nella
Bee Braman, Seattle, Wash. 20917
Dreams of yesterday; by E. Stimmel.
[Chords, single staff] © 1 e. Oct.
19, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 439; Hs-
telle Stimmel, New York. 20918
Dreamy eyes; Egyptian love song,
words and music by A. HE. Hansen.
© 1c. Oct. 8, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
80; Agnes E. Hansen, Council Bluffs,
Ia. 20919
Dreamy moon; words by C. E. Wil-
son and §S. V. Young, melody by F.
E. Wilson; med. voice. © 1c. Oct.
22, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 466;
~
Frances E. Wilson, Cary Ellis Wil-
son and S. Vincent Young, San Di-
mas, Calif. 20920
Dreamy street; words and music by
L. Brennan. Los Angeles, Lois Bren-
nan pub. co. © Oct. 8, 1928; 2 e.
Oct. 5; E 699766; Lois Brennan,
Los Angeles. 20921
Dreidel; Jewish dance, by Jack Teitel-
baum, arr. by Henri Weber; orch.,
with pf. conductor and 1st violin con-
ductor. 4to. © Oct. 26, 1928; 2 ce.
Oct. 29; E—U.- 8S. pub. 168; Belwin,
inc., New York. 20922
Drifting; words by B. Manwill, music
by Clifton Keith. © 1 ¢. Oct. 8,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 1388; Bertram
Manwill, Koosharem, Utah. 209238
Drink to me only with thine eyes;
arr. by Russell Hancock Miles; or-
gan. © Oct. 11, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct. 17;
EK 699883; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 20924
Drink to me only with thine eyes;
words by Ben Jonson, set to old
English air, arr. by Healey Willan,
of Canada. © Sept. 21, 1928; 1 «.
Sept. 17; E For. 152; Frederick
Harris co., London. 20925
Drive the blues away; words by David
Halpern, music by Burton Levy.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Oct. 30, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 720;
Remick music corp., New York.
20926
Drum-major (The); words by W. W.
Denslow, music by John Pierce
Langs; med. voice. © Oct. 11, 1928;
2 ec. Oct. 17; E 698888; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 20927
Dryad (The); by Marian Johnson and
George Bagby, arr. by Lester Brock-
ton; vocal orch., with pf. conductor.
4to. © Aug. 16, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct. 3;
E 699588; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 20928
Duckfoot Sue; words and music by
B. Miller and W. P. Martin. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Sept. 15,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 1074; Bob
Miller, New York. 20929
Duero; valse intermezzo, di Tito Pe-
tralia C., of Italy; orch., con pf.
conduttore. 4to. © Sept. 4, 1928;
1c. Aug. 23; E for. 49; A. Forlivesi
& c., Florence, Italy. 20930
Duo; par B. Martini, of France; vio-
lon et violoncelle. © Aug. 25, 1928;
1c. Oct. 1; E For. 84; Siréne mu-
sicale,’ Paris. 20931
10895
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20932
Dt. TE nt. Sh ves
Dusk ; waltz, lyrics and music by Mar-
guerite De Vine. © 1 ¢. Oct. 22,
1928; E—U. S. unpub. 652; Mar-
guerite De Vine Jewkes, New York.
20932
Dusk to dawn; reverie, by Hugo Felix,
arr. by Maurice Baron; orch., with
pf. conductor and violin 1 conduc-
tor. «©, Oct. .3,,1928.;...2.1¢.. Oct.,..4;
E 699680; M. Baron, Great Neck,
Lic i Nan ¥: 20933
Bach night I dream of you; words by
John Stankowiez and J. Lakata,
music by J. Lakata; pf. ©1e. Oct.
10, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 127; John
William Lakata, Jersey City. 20934
Karly morning; by Maurice Pesse, of
Belgium; pf., 4 hands. © Oct. 3,
1928; 1 ce. Oct. 2; E For. 68; Keith
Prowse & co., ltd., London. 20935
Early morning meadow song; rum and
milk, words by Charles Dalmon, mu-
sic by Thomas Wood, of Great Brit-
ain; men’s voices. 4to. © Oct. 8,
1928; 1 ¢. Oct. 9; E For. 281; Stainer
& Bell, Itd., London. 20936
Barly one morning; words anon., mu-
sic arr. by Healey Willan, of Canada.
© Sept. 21, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 17; EB
For. 153; Frederick Harris co., Lon-
don. 20937
Earth (The) is the Lord’s; words
from psalm 24, music by Reginald
W. Martin ; mixed voices; organ acc.
4to. © Oct. 23, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 29;
E—U. S. pub. 195; Hall-Mack co.,
Philadelphia. 20938
Kiaster song; words by Karl Gerok,
English text by Helen A. Dickinson,
music by Paul Fehrmann, arr. by
E. Harold Geer; women’s voices.
4to. © Mar. 3, 1927; 2 ec. Oct. 20,
1928; E U. S. pub. 4; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 20939
HWasy come, easy go; words by Jac
Hoffman, music by John Martell.
{Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 238, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 505;
J. & J. music service, New York.
20940
Easy duets in easy keys for tenor
banjo; by Charles Brunover; pf.
acc. © Sept. 17, 1928; 2 ¢. and aff.
Sept. 19: A 1056905; William C.
Stahl, Milwaukee. 20941
Eece, quam bonum et jucundum;: mu-
sic by B. Klein: male voices a ¢a-
pella. Copyright is based upon
new matter of Carl F. Pfatteicher
namely, his interpretation repre-
sented in the legible notation there-
of contained in the copies filed. 4to.
[Latin and English text] © July 7,
1928; 2 ec. Oct. 3; EH 699568; Carl
Fischer, inec., New York. 20942
Ecce quomodo moritur justus; words
from Is. 57, and Ps. 75, music by
Jacobus Handl, called Gallus; male
voices a capella. Copyright is based
upon new matter of Carl F. Pfat-
teicher namely, his interpretation
represented in the legible notation
thereof contained in the _ copies
filed. 4to. [Latin and English text]
© July (7, 19282 2.) @etss
699570 ; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
20943
Echo dans le désert; genre oriental,
par J. Creus, of France; orch., avec
pf. conducteur. ' 4to. © Aug. 25,
1928; 1 c Oct. 1: E For. 88; José
Creus, Sartrouville, France. 20944
Echoes from Athens; adapted from
Greek motives, by Cécile Couperin;
pf. © Oct. 17, 1928; 2 c Oct. 22;
E U. S. pub. 20; Bach music ©o.,
Boston. 20945
Egypt; oriental fox-trot, by J. Sadow-
sky and J. W. Dale. [Melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1928; H U. S. unpub.
112; Joseph Sadowsky and John W.
Dale, Chicago. 20946
Eldorado of love; waltz song, words
by Ernest Jenkins, music by Rich-
ard Elton, of Great Britain. ©
June 23, 1928; 1° ¢.. July 9 3-H for.
238; Empire music publishers (E.
Harrison), London. 20947
Elf (The) and the fairy; by Berenice
Bentley, 2nd pf. pt. by Buenta
Carter. © Oct. 15, 1928; 2 e Oct.
17; E 698950; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago. 20948
Elfland; by Ernest F. Ohlson, of Great
Britain; pf.. © Oct. 10,.1928; 1c.
Oct. 9; E For. 147; Keith Prowse &
eo., ltd., London. 20949
| Elopement (The); poem by Ben King,
music by C. Jacobs-Bond ; high voice
in’ EY’ © “Oct Se, 1oa8— 2her Oct.
BO TYE SS Annalee: Sse con ereur re
Jacobs-Bond & son, Hollywood.
Calif. 20950
Elsie: ouverture, di Francesco Paolo
Frontini, of Italy; piccola orch. ©
July 20, 1928: 1 c« Aug. 20; E—For.
135: A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
20951
1086
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
El Torreon, where the clouds roll by;
words and music by P. Baxter; pf.
© fc Oct:. 31, 1928: E—U. S. un-
pub. 754; Phil Baxter, Kansas City,
Mo. 20952
Elvira; vals, by Fausto Leon, of Mex-
ico; pf. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1928; E
1015; Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago.
209538
Kmpire (An) cruise; by Dudley Glass,
of Australia; pf. 1. Round the cape.
[5 others] “© Oct. 10, 1928; 1c.
Oct. 15; E—Yor. 305; Murdoch & co.,
Itd., inc. with J. G. Murdoch & co.,
ltd., London. 20954
In chantant sur |’ eau; par Maurice
Pesse, of France; orch., avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Sept. 20, 1928;
1 ec. Oct. 12; E For. 351; Choudens,
Paris. 20955
Mmechantress; romance, by Leo Tor-
rance, of Great Britain; pf. ©
pepe 22, Joc5; 1c. Sept. 223° ER For.
62: Joseph Henry Larway, London.
20956
Knleve-ca; paroles de Albert Wille-
metz et Ch. L. Pothier, musique de
©. Oberfeld, of Germany; pf. acc.,
avee arr. de Vukulele par F. Sala-
bert. © Sept. 20, 1928; 1 e. Oct.
12; E For. 333; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 20957
Jpwerth (The) union; words by Mrs.
H. L. Miller [i. e. M. E. Miller],
music by M. H. McKee. © July
15. 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 27; E 698748;
Mary E. Miller, Bowie, Tex. 20958
Erste Suite: von Bernhard Sekles. of
Germany, op. 34; klavier. © Sept.
20, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 24; E for. 291;
B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz. 20959
Kstrellita; fox-trot, by Ponce, arr. by
G. F. Briegel: dance orch. 4to. ©
Oct. 10, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 6; E 699744;
George F. Briegel, New York. 20960
Estreliita ; Mexican serenade, by Man-
uel A. Ponce, arr. and transcribed
by Jascha Heifetz; violin, with pf.
ace. © July 3, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct. 3;
BE. 698565; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 20961
Ktudiants en féte; par Edouard Fla-
ment, of France, op. 80, no. 5; orch.,
avee pf. conducteur. 4to. © Sept.
2Oj/0928hi tre. Och 12% By dors: 347 :
Choudens, Paris. 20962
Kustolia; vals, por Cirilo Rodriguez,
of Mexico, domiciled at Chicago;
21229—29—_3
20973
~
pf. |? | Photestat] *,.©-1 ¢,” Octi: 11,
1928; E U.S. unpub. 321; Ignacio
M. Valle, Chicago. 20963
Evening; waltz, by D. Tiomkin, of
Russia, domiciled at New York; vic-
in.’ ©)" ec Oct. 14, 192834 0. 1S.
unpub. 160; Dimitri Tiomkin, New
York. 20964
Evening (An) prayer; hymn, words
and music by D. W. Kennedy. ©
Oct. 30, 1928; 2 ec. Nov. 1; E—U. S.
pub. 252; Dion W. Kennedy, Larch-
mont, N. Y. 20965
Eventually, why not now? words by
Mildred Mesereau [pseud. of M. H.
Mesirow], music by Cornell Smelser.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Oct. 15, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 251;
Mildred H. Mesirow, New York.
20966
Ever; words and music by H. Sviird.
[Words and melody only] ©1ce. Oct.
15, 1928; E U.,S. unpub. 257; Har-
vey Svird, Philadelphia. 20967
Ever after; lyric by Mary Ricca Comp-
ton, music by Emile Ricca. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 27, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 626;
Emile Louis Ricca, San Jose, Calif.
20968
Ever (The) open door; words by W.
J. Stanley, music by Slater Wilson,
of Great Britain; pf. and ukulele
ace. {Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Sept. 28, 1928; 1 e. Oct.
6; E—For. 477; Cecil Lennox, Itd.,
London. 20969
Every home for Hoover; campaign
slogan, words and music by H. Kan-
ter. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Oct. 5, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 27;
Howard Kanter, New Bedford.
Mass. 20970
Every little tree; lyrics by David Hal-
pern, music by Burton Levy.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 30, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 721;
Remick music corp., New York.
20971
Evil woman blues; words and music
by Jimmy Wiggins. [Words and
melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 25, 1928:
E—U. S. unpub. 569; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 20972
Ev’ry little moment; from Mister Cin-
ders, words by Clifford Grey and
Greatrex Newman, music by Vivian
Ellis, of Great Britain. London,
New York & Sydney, Chappell & co..
Itd. © Sept. 25, 1928; 1 ec. Oct. 5;
E For. 161; Harms, inc., New York.
20973
1087
CATALOGUE OF
20974
Ev’ry little tree; by B. I. Levy; pf. ©
Ler Oct, 1928; 1 Se unpub:
324; Burton I. Levy, New York.
20974
Ev’rybody loves you; words by Al
Dubin, music by Little Jack Little,
arr. by W. GC. Lindemann; pf. and
ukulele ace: © Oct. 12, 1928: 2 «@
Oct. 18; E 699864: Waterson, Berlin
& Snyder co., New York. 20975
Ev’rybedy’s gal, but mine; fox-trot,
words and music by J. Sadowsky,
J. W. Dale and Joseph Barango.
| Words and melody only] © 1..
Oct” 103.1925. HOS vamp eal a:
Joseph Sadowsky and John W. Dale,
Chicago. 20976
Ex corde caritas; festal hymn, set to
music by W B. Ross, vf Great Brit-
ain. Edinburgh, Methven Simpson,
ltd. 4to. © July 2, 1928; 1 c. July
12; EK For. 413; W. D.. Ross, -Edin-
burgh, Scotland. 20977
Eyes of blue; words by EH. Johnson,
music by Lew Gould. [Photostat]
© 1c. Oct. 22, 1928; E U. S. unpub:
463; Ella Johnson, Washington.
20978
Fair California, our homeland; four-
part song, words by Oliver Murray
Edwards, music by William Ber-
wald; mixed voices. Syracuse,
N. Y., Oliver music co. 4to. ©
Sept. 22, 1928 ; 2c. Oct. 1; E 698979 ;
Oliver M. Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y.
20979
Fairies (The) go to church; by C. EKd-
gar Ford. of Great Britain; pf. ©
Aug: 22, 19281 -¢. Sept. 11> EH For:
167 ; Laudy & co., London. 20580
Fairy pipes; from In treble-clef land,
by Georges P. Hulten; pf. © Oct.
16, 1928 ; 2 c. Oct. 29; E—U. S., pub.
17U; Belwin, ine., New York. 20981
Fairy (The) ring; by C. Edgar Ford,
of Great Britain; pf. © Aug. 22,
R9252° be) Sept... 12: EY Por. 166;
Laudy & co., London. 20982
Falling leaves; poem by J. Keirn Bren-
nan, music by Karl Hajos, of Aus-
tralia; high voice; in D. © Oct. 18,
1928 ; 2 ec. Oct. 22; E 699990 ; Boston
music ¢o., Boston. 20983
Kare the well; words and music by
taymond Mayer, Pat Kelly and J.
Mannone. [Words and melody only |
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
222; Joe Mannone, New Orleans.
20984 |
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. DTa4S.8e 2
Farewell; by John Thomas [pseud. of
J. T. Fagan]; trumpet with words.
obl.. 32mo: ..© Aus ah. 1926-02 c.
Aug. 31: E 699559; John Thomas
Fagan, Portland, Me. 20985
Farewell; Hebridean air, arr. by Wil-
liam Rigby, of Great Britain: male
voices. 4to. © Oct. 20, 1928; 1 c.
Oct. 22: E For. 397; Stainer & Bell,
Itd., London. 20986
Farm (The) girl’s vocation; palabras
de Edna R Kurtis, musica de Juan
Bautista Fuentes, of Mexico. © 1c.
Sept. 7, 1928: E U. S. unpub. 1060;
Fuentes & Saltine, Indianapolis.
20987
Fashion (The) princess; operetta in
2 acts and 3 scenes, music by G.
Bianchi, of Italy. =P£;se; 7©. 1) c.
Sept. 12, 1928; E For. unpub. 146;
Gregorio Bianchi, Bologna, Italy.
20988
Fashionette; words by Herb Magidson,
music by Jack Glogau and, Robert
A. King; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by A. J. Franchini. © Oct. 5, 1928;
2 ce. Oct. 6; E 699797; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc, New York. 20989
Fée (La) aux violettes; paroles et
musique de L. Duran. © Aug. 15,
1928; 1 ec. Sept. 5, 1 e°Oct. 17; H—
U. S. pub. 66; Léo Duran, Lyon,
France. 20990.
Femme dormant; pastel, berceuse, par
R. Ch. Martin, of France, op. 161,
no. 1; violon et pf. © Sept. 20, 1928 :
1 e@. Oct. 12; BH For? 355; Durand et
cie., Paris. 20991
Femmena “*ngannatora: words by A.
Cutillo, musie by Tito Schipa. [Hng-
lish and Italian text] © 1 ¢ Oct.
15, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 261; Rob-
bins music corp. New York. 20992
Fendrikmarschen; av Trygve Torjus-
sen, of Norway; pf. © Jan. 14.
1928; 1 ec. Aug. 7; E For. 457; Norsk
musikforlag, a/s, Oslo, Norway.
20993
Festal march, in C; by Charles Wake-
field Cadn.an, orch. by N. Clifford
Page; orch. © Oct. 11, 1928; 2 c.
Oct. 20: E 699966; Oliver Ditson €o..
Boston. 20994
Festival march; by Frederick A. Wil-
liams, arr. by Edouard Hesselberg:
pr, 4 hands. © Gti iSP1928 32) c.
Oct. 20; E..699980; Clayton F.
Summy ¢o., Chicago. 20995
1088
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
21016
Fickle; words and music by L. J. Ben-
nett. {[Photostat] © 1 c. Oct. 22,
1925: E U. S. unpub. 476; Louis J.
Bennett, Kansas City, Mo. 20996
Fidelity ; from Song of the sea, words
by Arthur Wimperis, music by Ed-
uard Kunneke, of Great Britain.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
(sept 5, 1926; 1c. Sept. 6; E
697887; B. Feldman & co., London.
20997
Field (John) Nocturne; arr. by Ig-
naz Friedman, of Poland; pf. ©
Hanes soos. 17c. Aus. 8s E209;
Universal edition actiengesellschaft,
Vienna. 20998
Fiévre; ciné—impression, par R, et W.
Cantrelle, both of France; orch., avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. ©- Sept. 20,
1928; 1 ce. Oct. 12; E For. 353; Chou-
dens, Paris. 20999
Fill me with Thy spirit;. words by
Oswald J. Smith, music by Thoro
Harris. © Aug. 2, 1928; 2c. Oct.1;
E 699648 ; Light and life press, Chi-
cago. 21000
Fillmore’s Christmas recitations and
dialogues; for children and young
folks, words by Elenor Allen Schroll
and others, music by J. H. Fillmore,
Sam Mason and Louis LeSaint. no.
abe) Oct 1)°1928;: 2 -e!' and aff.
Oct. 8; A O 102; Fillmore bros. co.,
Cineinnati. 21001
Fin du réve: la mort du chercheur
dor; impressions Sakalaves, aus der
Madagaskar-Suite, de J. Landeroin,
op. 125, arr. par Ad. Gauwin, of
France; oreh., avec pf. direction et
viclino 1 direction. © July 25, 1927;
1 ce. Aug, 15; E 669531; Benjamin,
Paris. 21002
*
Finger-placing in the first position on
the violin; by Joseph Goldstein. ©
Oe GS, 1928: 2-e- Oct. 13; HK 699835;
G. Sehirmer, inc.. New York. 21003
Finley (Lorraine Noel) Two eat-
astrophes in one; words and music
by L. N. Finley, of Canada; med.
voice. 1. The cat and the moon. [1
other] © Oct. 9, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct. 13;
E 699839: G. Schirmer, inec., New
York. 21004
Fior d’oliva; by P. Frosini. [Melody
only? © 1 c.. Oct. 18, 1928: EU: S.
unpub. 373; S. Riccardi, New York.
21005 |
1089
Fire (The) brigade; galop, by Wil-
liam Axt, arr. by Edward Turk-
isher; orch. 4to. © Oct. 20, 1928;
Da. Oct. 22--f UU. Sapub.los,Ieob-
bins music corp., New York. 21006
First (The) division A. E. F.; words
and music by C. D. O’Haver. © 1c.
Oct. 22, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 483;
Charles Duke O’Haver, Los Angeles.
21007
First folk songs for violin; to be used
as a first introduction to violin play-
ing, compiled or composed by Mabel
Madison Watson. Violin pt. only,
with words. © Apr. 4, 1928; 2 ce.
Apr. 6; aff. May 1; A 1072568 ; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
21005
Wirst (The) Nowell; carol-anthem,
words traditional, music. founded on
the old English melody, by Mark
Andrews; mixed voices, organ acc.
Ato... (©) Otte 1928 = 2 = Octer
KE 698844: H. ‘W. Gray co., New
York. 21009
Wirst pieces; by E. Markham Lee, of
Great Britain; violin and pf. bk. 3.
1. Evening hours. [3 others] ©
AUS. A, P28? Hey Ange? ls ene
218: W. Paxton & co., ltd., London.
21010
Fisherman's (The) tomb; words from
Greek anthology, tr. by Andrew
Lang. music by Bernard Everett, of
Great Britain. © Oct. 8, 1928; 1 ¢.
Oct. 9: E For. 283; Stainer & Bell,
Itd.. London. 21011
Flavor sealed ham; words and music
by Sam Mitchell [i. e. S. 8. Mitchell.
for “Oe ee Aas, 2°1928 24 Weare:
unpub. 244; Samuel S. Mitchell, jr..
Stevens Point, Wis. 21012
Fleurette: valse languereuse. by KE.
Aillhart, of Great Britain; pf. Lon-
don, Novello & co.. ltd. © Oct. 15,
1928: 1 c. Oct. 17; E for. 258; Ethel
* Zillhart, Woodford, England. 21013
Floating with the tide; words by Edith
Sanford Tillotson, music by Ira B.
Wilson. 4to. 1. Four-pt.; mixed
voices.—2. Three-pt. cho.; sop., alto
and’ bass.. © Sept. 14, 1928: 2 «.
each Oct. 26; E—U. 8. pub. 216, 219:
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
21014, 21015
Flonzaley quartet favorite encore al-
bums; rey. and rearranged by Alfred
Pochon; string quartet. no. 4.
July 27, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 3; E 699616 ;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 21016
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21017
Florida bound; words by Ed. Ward,
musie by L. Sprankle. [Chords, sin-
gle staff notation] © 1 «¢ Oct. 9,
1928: E U. S. unvub. 95; Leé Spran-
kle and A. Edward Kiefer, Akron,
QO. 21017
Ficrida, the land of sunshine and flow-
ers; words and music by B. L. 8.
Cupp, arr. by Hlizabeth Kelly; pf.
© 1c. Aug. 27, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
177; Bessie Lee Smith Cupp, Mont-
gomery, W. Va. 21018
Flowers of springtime; by Roland J.
Le Mieux; ten. banjo. © Oct. 15,
1928; 2 c. Oct. 17; E 698917; Don
Santos, Rochester, N. Y. 21019
Flukyv Pete; syncopated trot, by Al A.
Smith, arr. by Wm. Morris; ten.
banjo solo or duet. © Oct. 29, 1928;
2 ce. Oct. 30; E—U. S. pub. 192; Don
Santos, Rochester, N. Y. 21020
lyin’ luck; lyric by A. Remsen, mu--
sic by G. Dilworth. [Words and
melody only] © 1 ¢. Sept. 1, 1928;
E 7043836; George Dilworth and
Alice Remsen, New York. 21021
Flying (The) maiden of Medford;
va'se, by HE. Fisher; violin and pf.
© Sept. 8, 1928; 2 c Sept. 24; EB
698992; Hdward Fisher, Boston.
21022
Folia (la); variations sérieuses, by
Corelli Léonard, arr. by Jacques
Thibaud, of France; violin and pf.
G) Aue. 30, \L9285 (2 ves Och. aia
699606; Carl Fischer, inc., New York:
21023
Fond (Ae) kiss; words anon., music
arr. by Healey Willan, of Canada.
Sept. 21, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 17; E
For. 149; Frederick Harris co., Lon-
don. 21024
For ah! the Master is so fair; anthem,
words from an old English missal,
music by Hugh A. Mackinnon; ten.
solo and mixed voices, with organ
aCe. 4 to!” | (© Nae eat. 2 C,
Oct; 26)'19238 "Wes. pub. (:\E. W.
Gray co., New York. 21025
Foreigner’s (The) creed; words and
musie by A. Bernhardt. [Words and
melody only]. © 1 e. Oct. 18, 1928;
EH U. S. unpub. 380; Antoinette Bern-
hardt, Wallace, Mich. 21026
Forest froliecs: woodland fantasy, by
W, Hartman: pet, © 1) ¢. Oct. 22,
1928: KE U. S. unpub. 479; William
Hartman, De Kalb, Il. 21027
pt. ITI, n. s., v. 23
Forever mine; by G. Romilli, scored
by George J. Tritrkaus; vocal orch.
4to. © Oct. 22, 1928; 2 ce. Oct. 25;
H—U. S. pub. 114; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 21028
Fox. trot;, by: H. .J. Welker and C.
Pierro. [Melody only] ©1e. Oct.
29, 1928; EH—U. S. unpub: 695; Car-
mine Pierro, Port Chester, N. Y., and
Herbert J. Welker, Hast Port Ches-
ter, Conn. 21029
Wox-trot; by U. Lindemann, of Ger-
many, domiciled at New York.
[Melody only] ‘© 1 e. Oct. 25, 1928;
H—U. S. unpub. 571; Udo Linde-|
mann, New York. 21030
Fox trot Bill; fox-trot, by Roland J.
Le Mieux; ten. banjo. © Oct. 15,
1928; 2 ¢. Oct..17; E 698918; Don
Santos, Rochester, N. Y: 21031
Frag nicht, wenn du nur gliicklich
bist; blues, aus Friulein mama, text
von R. Kessler u. Willi Kollo, musik
von Hugo Hirsch, bearb. von Franz
Grothe, both of Germany. © July
2, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 2; E For. 268;
Drei masken verlag, a. g., Berlin.
210382
Kragment; worte von Goethe, musik
von Hrnst Krenek, of Austria,. op.
56, nr. 3; bar..; © duly 42,1928;
1c. Aug. 8; E For. 204; Universal
edition actiengesellschaft, Vienna.
21033
Fragrant lilies; gavotta, by Salvatore
Arno; pf. Boston,-New York, Evans
music co. © Oct. 3, 1928; 2 e. Oct.
8; E 6997385; M. T. Evans, Boston.
21034
Friederike Brion; singspiel in 3 akten,
von Ludwig Herzer und Fritz Loh-
ter, musik von Franz Lehar, of
Hungary. © 1 ec. Sept.’ 19, 1928;
D 27876; Crescendo theaterverlag, g.
m. b. h., Berlin. 210385
Frisco blues; words and music by
Luella Miller. [Chords, single staff]
© 1c. Oct. 29, 1928; E—U. S. un-
pub. 693; State street musie pub. co.,
inc., Chicago. 210386
Frivolity; by R. A. Merwin; pf. ©
1 ec. Oct. 31, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
7580; Royal Andrews Merwin, New
York, 21037
¥rog (The) in the spring; words and
music by F. W. Spencer. © 1 ec.
Oct. 5, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 28;
F. W. Spencer, New York. 21038
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21060
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Se
Frog (The) song; words and music
by B. Miller and Thos. P. Westen-
dorf. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Sept. 15, 1928; E U. S. unpub
1073; Bob Miller, New York. 21039
From earth to heaven; words and mu-
sic by Dave Macon. [Words and
melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 16, 1928;
E U. S. unpub. 307; Brunswick
Balke Collender co., New York.
21040
From the street; a protest, by Edgar
A. Brazelton; pf. © Sept. 29, 1928;
2c. Oct. 1; FE. 698810; Gamble hinged
music co., Chicago. 21041
Frosty morning; scherzino, by George
EF. Hamer: pf. © Sept. 18, 1928;
2c. Sept. 24; KE 698784; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. 21042
Fugace incanto; parole di Camillo
FKrancisi, musica di Guglielmo Cec-
coni, of Italy. © Oct. 27, 1928; 1 «¢.
Oct. 28; H—For. 428; A. Forlivesi &
c., Florence, Italy. 21043
Fugues a 4 parties: des éléves ayant
remporté le premier prix aux Con-
cours de fugue, sujet de M. Henri
Rabaud, musique de M. Georges Der-
veaux, et al, of France. . Année
1928. 4to. © Sept. 20, 1928; 1 e.
Oct. 12; E For. 369; Heugel, Paris.
21044
Funny cats; original intermezzo, von
Paul Cambier, of Belgium; salon
orchester mit pf. conducteur et vio-
lino 1 directeur. 4to. © Oct. 21,
1928; 1 e: Oct. 16; EH For 385; Aug.
Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 21045
Funny face; selection, by George
Gershwin, selected and arr. by H.
M.. Higgs, of Great Britain; pf.
London, New York & Sydney, Chap-
pell & co., ltd. © Sept. 26, 1928:
1 c. Oct. 5; E For. 157; New world
music corp.. New York. 21046
Funny, isn’t it; words and music by
Emma Leota Wright. 1. 3 pt. cho.,
for sop. alto and bass.—2. Unison
voices. 4to. Sept. 14, 1928; 2 ¢.
each Oct. 26; E—U. S. pub. 233,
234; Lorenz pub. ¢o., Dayton, O.
21047, 21048
Futuristic; words and music by Andy
Razaf and J. C. Johnson: pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by Ben Garrison.
Socts 13, 1928:" Zeer iit.’
689818; Triangle music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 21049
Gal (The) I love; words and music
by C. Hudson; pf. and ukulele acc.
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
119; Carlos Hudson. Minneapolis.
21050
Garden (A) in the rain; from Char-
lot 1928, lyric by James Dyrenforth,
music by Carroll Gibbons, of Great
Britain; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by Harry J. Stafford. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Sept. 27,
1928; 1 c. Oct. 8; E For. 145; Camp-
bell, Connelly & co., London. 21051
Garden of night; words by Alfred
Bryan, music by Harold Sidney. ©
Ogt.213 1928.52. ec Oct’ 6s Hi Us: 8.
pub. 28: Sage pub. corp., New York.
21052
Gates and doors; poem by Joyee Kil-
mer, music by W. A. Goldsworthy ;
male voices. 4to. © Oct. 4, 1928;
2 ec. Oct. 5; E 6998038; G. Ricordi &
co., ine., New York. 21053
Gates (The) to the valley of peace:
words by J. S. Allen, musie by Lee
Ga’ Kratz. © “1 ¢ Oct, 4, 1928 = fh
U. S. unpub. 1126; James Sylvester
Allen, Havelock, Neb. 21054
Gaucho; tango, di Alfredo De Vita,
of Italy; piccola orch. 4to. © Oct.
14,.1928; 1 c«. Oct. 29; E—For. 508;
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 21055
Gavotta tedesca: by Michel Sciapiro:
violin and pf. © Oct. 3, 1928; 2 c.
Oct. 5; E 699792; Harms, inc., New
York. 21056
‘Gavotte; by Lucina Jewell; violin and
pf. © Oct. 9, 1928; 2 e. Oct. 138; BH
699841 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
21057
Gavotte; by Rudolf Friml, arr. by
Edouard Hesselberg; pf.. 4 hands.
© Oct. 18;) 1928s 2c. Och r202) BH
699982; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. - 21058.
I was lonesome ‘till you came
along: words and music by H. A.
Smith. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 15, 1928; E U. 8S. unpub.
274: Harold Alroy Smith, Buffalo.
21059
Gee
Gem (The) of Bristol: words and mu-
sic by H. Martin, sr., arr. by Henry
Martin, jr.; pf... © Oct’ 371928: 2 ec.
Oct. 9; E 699798 ; Henry Martin, sr.,
Providence, R I. 21060
1091
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21061
pt. 117, n. s., v. 23
Georgeous girls: words by Lincoln
Dean [i. e. F. Lincoln Dean], musie
by Sanford Wilson [i. e. J. S. Wil-
son] © 1c. Sept. 20, 1928; E U.S.
unpub. 402; John Sanford Wilson,
Los Angeles. 21061
Georgia blues: by Bill Helms fi. e.
William Helms], arr. by Irene Spain.
[Melody only] ©1c. May 31, 1928: |
E 691978; Polk C. Brockman, At-
lanta. 21062
Get a load of this: by Ray Stillwell,
arr. by Ken Macomber; trombone,
in bass clef, with pf. acc. © Oct.
11. 1928; 2 e. Oct. 6; E—U. S. pub.
238: Alfred & co., New York. 21063
Get yourself a nice brown derby and
fall in line for Al: words and music
by W. Goodwin. © Oct. 1, 1928; 2c.
Oct. 6; E 699712; Walter Goodwin,
Chicago. 21064
Gideon: by Charlie B. Watkins, arr.
by Irene Spain. [Melody only] ©
1 « May 31, 1928; E 691973; Polk
C. Brockman, Atlanta. 21065
Gigolo (Le) noir [and] Poules a poils;
danses, par L. Duran, op. 34. no. 1;
pi. © June 15.1928- fe Sent. 5,
1 ¢ Oct. 17; E—U. S. pub. 60; Léo
Duran, Lyon, France. 21066
Gilda, I'm your broken hearted Dan:
fox trot. words by J. Kazmierezak,
music by Ray Hibbeler. ©.1 c. Oct.
24, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 544;
Jeseph Kazmierezak, Baltimore.
21067
Gin mill blues: words and music by
L. Fowler. [Chords, single- staff
notation] © 1c. Sept. 29, 1928; EB
U. S. unpub. 1095; Lemuel Fowler,
New York. 21068
Ginger (The) bread brigade; words
and music by Vaughn De Leath
|pseud. of Leonore Geer], op. 133, no.
L © Sept. 28; 1928-2 -eo Sept. 29 ;
E 688807; De Sylva. Brown & Hen-
derson, inc., New York. 21069
Hume, of
Sept. 18,
55: James
21070
Giojoso; march, by J. Ord
Great Britain; pf. ©
1928 ; 1 ¢:. Sept-29 Wor.
Planta Hull, London.
Gicrni (Aurelio) ‘Twenty-four con-
cert études; no. 21, in B flat; pf. ©
Oct. 9, 1928; 2c. Oct. 18; E 699827 ;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 21071
Gipsy (The); by C. Bohm, arr. by J.
Lilian Vandevere; toy orch. Teach-
er’s sc. and pts. 4to. © Oct. 10,
1928 ; 2 c. Oct. 26; E—U. S. pub. 147;
Cc. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 21072
|
Gipsy maiden; by August Nodleck, of
Germany, op. 258, no. 2; violin and
pf. © Oct. 6, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 8; E
699730; Boston music co., Boston.
21073
Gipsying: 2 pt. cho., text and music
by Paul Bliss; sop. and alto. 4to.
© Oct. 2, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 5; H 699716;
Raymond A. Hoffman co., Chicago.
21074
Girl (The) got stuck on everything
she saw; words and music by Dave
Macon. [Words and melody only]
© 1 e. Oct. 16, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
308; Brunswick Balke Collender co.,
New York. 21075
Girl (The) of tomorrow; fox-trot.
words by G. W. Settles, musie by
Ray Hibbeler. © Oct. 4, 1928; 2 c.
Oct. 4; E 699704: George W. Settles,
Verdon, Neb. " : 21076
Gisella; polka, by S. Petrini; pf. ©
1 ec. Oct. 25, 1928; E—U. S. unpub.
579; Silvio Petrini, Bridgeport.
Conn. 21077
Give and take; lyric by Dave Dreyer,
music by Joseph Cherniovsky and
Maceo Pinkard. [Words and melody
only] * © £.@ Sepes, 6 oe sesa- e
704463; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 21078
Give me a million years of you; words
and music by S. K. Boyd, arr. by H.
O. Wheeler. © Sept. 26, 1928; 2 c.
Sept. 29; E 699656; Serena K. Boyd,
Columbus, O. 21079
Give me a rose; words by L. D. Eagan,
music by Clifton Keith. © 1 ¢. Oct.
8, 1928; EU. S. unpub. 128; L. D.
Eagan, Godfrey, Ill. 21080
Give me vour heart; words and music
by W. C. Davis. arr. by Irene Spain.
fWords and melody enly] _ {| Photo-
stat] ©1le. July 5, 1928; E 704730;
Polk C. Brockman, Atlanta. 21081
Give your little baby lots of lovin’;
fox trot, lyric by Dolly Morse, music
by Joe Burke. © Oct. 4, 1928; 2 «¢.
Oct. 6; E 699769; Leo Feist, ine..
New York. 21082
Glorianna; words and music by Lew
Pollack and Sidney Clare. © Oct.
23, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 24; E—U. S. pub.
123; De Sylva, Brown & Henderson,
ine., New York. 21083
Glory in the highest: a service for
Christmas, by Lorenz pub. co. 8vo.
© Sept. 15, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
29; A 1056854: Lorenz pub. eo., Day-
ton, O. 21084
1092
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
Glory (The) of Bethlehem; Christmas
cantata, text by Rene Bronner, mu-
sic by H. W. Petrie; mixed voices.
4to. © Sept. 1, 1928; 2 ¢. and aff.
Sept. 29; A O—466; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. 21085
Glory of the dawn; 3 pt. choral, poem
by Douglas Durkin, music by Chris-
topher O’Hare; sop. 1‘and 2, and
alto.’ 4to. ©) Sept. 8. 1928; 2 «.
Sept. 7; EH 698415; Kay and Kay mu-
sic pub. corp., New York. 21086
Glory to God in the highest : children’s
vesper service for Christmas eve,
compiled by Marie G. Weber. Svo.
© Oct. 19, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 3b; E—
U.S. pub. 242 ; Concordia pub. house,
St. Louis. 21087
Glueck (Christoph Wilibald von)
Iphigenie in Aulis: overture. arr.
by Walter Reynolds, of Great Biit-
ain; band. 4to. © Oct. 1, 1928; 1.
Oct. 20; E—For. 465; Boosey & co.,
Itd., London. 21088
—— Prayer; from Thy throne so high
above us, from Iphigenie in Tauris,
words by Joh. Daniel Sander, tr.
by J. C. Graham, music by Cristoph
f!] Willibald [!] Gluck; male voices
a eapella. Copyright is based upon
new matter of Carl F. Pfatteicher
namely, his interpretation sepre-
sented in the legible notation there-
of contained in the copies filed. 4to.
© July 7, 1928; 2c. Oct.3; E 699572 ;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 21089
Go to sleep, my Jittle baby: words by
Isabelle Whitlock, music by G. W.
Schreiner. © 1 ¢ Oct. 3, 1928: E
U. S. unpub. 1108; Genevieve Whit-
jock Sehreiner, Chicago. 21090
Godard (Benjamin Louis Paul) Sur
le lac; pour violoncelle et orchestre,
de Benjamin Godard, cp. 36, arr. par
F. Salabert, of France: orch. avec
pf. conducteur et 1° violini conduc-
teur. © June 20, 1928; 1c. July 3;
E 697163; Francis Salabert, Paris.
21091
Goddess (The) of roses; words by
June Le Bonde, music by Arnold Le
Bonde [i.e. R. A. Le Bonde] ©1c.
Oct. 21,1928 7° USS: “unpub: 638 ;
Robert Arnold Le Bonde, Pcvrtland,
Or. 21092
Goin’ away blues; words by I. Kop-
perl, music by W. H. Warfield. ©
Anes 24; 1928 3° 2" eh Aude" 25°! Wh
698298; Isadore Kopperl and Wil-
liam H. Warfield, Washington.
21093
21104
Goin’ to lay me down on the cold, cold
ground; words and music by Frank
Luther and C. J. Robison. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Oct. 6,
19283 U.S. unpub: 3; Carson J:
Robison, New York. 21094
Golden jubilee ; 1878—1928, anniversary
and homecoming hymns, words and
music by V. J. Munger. S8vo. © Oct.
19, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 24; aff. Oct. 238; A
U. S. 825: Vern J. Munger, Balti-
more. 21095
Golden (The) wedding; words and
music by W. F. Beasom. © 1 «. Oct.
12, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 173; Willie
Finley Beasom, San Francisco.
21096
Goldenrod, flower of my native land;
words and music by A. Saunders.
New York City, N. Y., Frank Hard-
mar (©. Oet. 17, 1928'> 2c... Oct. 23°;
E U. S. pub. 59; Anne Saunders,
Hartford. 21097
Golfing Bill; novelty foxtrot, by R. A.
Steiner, arr. by William Morris; ten.
banjo solo or duet. © Oct. 8, 1928;
2 c. Oct. 10; E 698831; Don Santos,
Rochester, N. Y. 21098
Good-bye happiness; words by HE.
Scherbert, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Oct. 15, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 299;
Etta L. Scherbert, Oconomowoe, Wis.
21099
Good girl; words by Sidney D. Mitch-
ell, music by Rose Dember. © Oct.
15)02Z3 | 2 Oct6. Ek UTS. pub:
30; Sage pub. corp., New York.
21100
Good King Wenceslas; arr. by Chan-
ning Lefebvre; sop. 1, 2 and alto.
4to. © Sept. 28, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 29;
EK 698798: G. Ricordi & co., inc., New
York. 21101
Good luck; lyrics by A. J. Handley,
musie by Rene D’Erson [pseud. of
Irene Anderson], of Canada. © Oct.
Ler P2822 Ee, Oct.. 193 Ht GS9097 ;
Agnes J. Handley, New York. 21102
Good night, little robin, good night;
three-pt. song, words by Maude Hall
Lyman, music by Charles Huerter ;
women’s voices. 4to. © Sept. 28,
1928; 2 c. Oct. 10; E 698857; Oliver
Ditson c¢o., Boston. 21103
Good night sweetheart good night:
words and music by H. N. Raymond.
© 1e. Sept. 29, 1928; £1058; Harold
N. Raymond. New York. 21104
1093
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21105
Good old world; 3 pt. cho., words by
Estelle M. Clark, music by Palmer
J. Clark; Ist and 2nd sop. and alto.
410.) () Oct. 2,” 1928) 2c) Octa a Bb
699717; Raymond A. Hoffman co.,
Chicago. 21105
Good things come to those who wait;
words by Andy Razaf, music by J. C.
Johnson. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
215; J. C. Johnson, New York.
21106
Good times with Hoover—better times
with Al; words and music by I.
Berlin. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 29, 1928; E 1020; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 21107
Good times with Hoover, better times
with Al; words and music by I. Ber-
lin; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
May Singhi Breen. © Oct. 17, 1928;
2 ce. Oct. 18; E 699903 ; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 21108
Gospel (The) anthem; written and
arr. by J. Lincoln Hall; .choir, or
choir and congregation. 4to. © Oct. |
23, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 29; E—U. S. pub.
196; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia.
21109
Got to do things, want to see things,
got to go places; words and music
by Jack Weldron. © 1 e¢. Oct. 22,
1928; E U.S. unpub. 474; J. E. Wel-
dron, San Francisco. 21110
Got to get a pull in town; words and
music by T. E. Dawkins, of Great
Britain, domiciled at New York. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 3, 1928; E 1094; Thomas E.
Dawkins, New York. 21111
Gota de agua; letra y musica por L.
Barcelata, of Mexico, domiciled at
New York; pf. S8vo. [Photostat]
©. June 1, 1928; :2 ¢e,June 11; EB
6938868; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles,
and Lorenzo Barcelata, New York.
PAA AD
Gounod (Charles Francois) Sérénade;
berceuse, arr. by EHric Mareo, of
Great Britain; pf. © Oct. 25, 1928;
1c. Oct. 20; E For. 391; W. Paxton
& co., Itd., London. Pe oa Ls 3
Unfold, ye portals; from the Re-
demption, 2-pt. cho., arr. by Ira B.
Wilson; sop. and alto. 4to. © Sept.
14, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 26; E—U. BS. pub.
223; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
21114
Grandfather’s Christmas; a Christmas
program of song and story, lyrics by
Sarah Grames Clark, music by Nor-
a
pt: 1, naSaWep
man Lighthill. S8vo. ©. Sept. 15,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 29; D 27374; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 21115
Grandpa; lyric by Jack Burke, music
by R. Albright. ©1c. Oct. 24, 1928 ;
H—U. 8. unpub. 550; Ray Albright,
Newark, N. J. 21116
Grant (William Parks) Nocturne;
pf; ini; A ‘mins @ua1es Sepuii29,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 23; William
Parks Grant, Columbus, O. 21117
Great David’s greater son; Christmas
cantata, text from the words of Holy
Writ and a selection of Christmas
carols, music by George Henry Day ;
four-part cho. of mixed vo.ces, with
soli and organ ace. 4to.’ © Sept.
22, 1928; 2c. (Oct 2 ie NGSes46 -
White-Smith music pub. ¢o., Boston.
} 21118
Great (The) ice floe; cinema inci-
dentai, by Edgar Martell, of Great
Britain, orch. by Erie Mareo, of
Great Britain; orch., with pf. con-
ductor. © Mar. 22, 1928; 1 ¢@ Oct.
12; E For. 420; Bosworth & co,
Leipzig. 21119
Great Jehovah Thou art; aviation
hymn, words by Oliver Murray Ed-
wards, music by William Berwald;
mixed voices. Syracuse, N. Y., Oli-
ver music co. 4to. © Sept. 22,
1928; 2 e. Oct. 1; E 698985; Oliver
M. Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y. 21120
Gretchaninoff (A.) Danza; arr. par
H. Mouton, of Belgium; orch., avec ©
pf. direction et violino 1 direction.
4to. © July 25, 1927; 1 « Aug. 15:
EK 669525; H. Benjamin, Paris.
21121
Grey haired mammy; fox trot ballad,
words by P. Alexander, music by
Woody Frisino [pseud.. of Warren
Frisino] [Words and melody only |
© 1.¢. Oct. 27, 1928; E—U. S: un-
pub. 639; Perry Alexander, Balti-
more. 21122
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) King of
love, my Shepherd; ave maris stel-
la, anthem, English text and arr. of
music by Raymond C. Robinson, mu-
sic by Edward Grieg; men’s voices.
4to., ©: Oct. 2, A9235. Zhe" OCt sin
699889: Charles W. Homeyer & ¢co.,
Boston. 21123
Grotesques (Les); marche, by Percy
Elliott, arr. by J. Engleman, both
of Great Britain; oreh., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Aug. 38, 1928;
1 ¢. Oct. 18; E For. 272; Bosworth
& co., Leipzig. 21124
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
~ no. 10, 1928
Ground (The) hog; encore song, words
by Norman R. Jaffray, music by
Walter H. Nash; high or med. voice.
m@) Oe) .17,, 1928 /2)\e0 Oct. 103) EB
699878 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
21125
Ground hog blues; words and music
by Gladys Bentley. [Chords, single
staff] © 1c. Oct. 2, 1928: E U. S.
unpub. 1115; J. C. Johnson, New
York. 21126
Grove house; march, by J. Ord Hume,
of Great Britain; pf. © Sept. 18,
1925 3 tie.) Sept. 29; Ey For. 56;
James Planta Hull, London. 21127
Guadalupana (La); cancion popular,
duo, letra por E. M. Cortazar, mu-
sica por Jesus A. Ramirez, of Mex-
ico, domiciled at New York. S8vo.
[Photostat] © June 1, 1928: 2 «
June 11; E 698870; Lorenzo Barce-
lata, New York, and Dionisio Acos-
ta, Los Angeles. 21128
Gunman’s (A) farewell: words and
music by Phil Boutelje; pf. ©1l1e.
Oct. 25, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 585;
Bibo, Bloedon & Lang, inc., New
York. 21129
Guns; words by Harry D. Kerr, music
by Goeffrey O’Hara. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 10, 1928;
E U.S. unpub. 110; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc., New York. 21130
Gypsy love song; from The fortune
teller, by Victor Herbert, arr. by
Otto Langey and Ben Vereecken ;
duet arr. for B flat trumpet or B
flat cornet, clarinet, o1 saxophone,
trombone or baritone, E flat alto
saxophone or E flat clarinet, C mel-
ody saxophone, bass trombone, bari-
tone or cello or bass C melody saxo-
phone, with pf. ace. © Aug. 13,
1928; 2 ce. Oct. 3; E 699617; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 21451
Gypsy (A) romance; arr. by P. A.
Marquardt; orch. © Oct. 8, 1928;
2 e. Oct. 12; E 699821; Music buy-
ers corp., New York. 21132
Gypsy (The) smile; by Nelle Corday
fpseud. of D. Herbert] [Melody
mnly] © 1c. Aug. 16, 1928; H—
U. S. unpub. 655; Dorothy Herbert,
Cleveland. 21133
Habanera; 3d pt. of Rhapsodie espag-
nole, by Maurice Ravel, transcribed
by Fritz Kreisler, of Austria, domi-
ciled at New York; violin and pf.
© Sept. 7, 1928; 2 « Oct. 3; EB
699601 ; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
21134
21145
&
Habit ; words and music by Tom Mur-
doch [pseud. of T. M. MacCaskie]
© 1c. Oct. 4, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
1142; Thomas Murdoch MacCaskie,
Chicago. 211385
Hindel (Georg Friedrich) Hallelujah
chorus; from The Messiah, 2-pt. cho.,
arr. by Ira B. Wilson; sop. and alto.
4to. © Sept. 14, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 26;
E—U. S. pub. 222; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. 21136
Hame pila; Hawaiian hula song, by
Charles Kaapa, arr. by J. Noble;
pf. and ukulele ace. (Jn Johnny
Noble’s collection of Hawaiian hulas
and songs) © Sept. 11, 1928; 2/c.
Sept. 17; E 699667; Johnny Noble,
Honolulu. 21137
Hampstead pieces; by George Aitken,
of Great Britain; pf. Church row.
[3 others] © Sept. 25, 1928; 1 ¢.
Oct. 24; E For. 455; Augener, ltd.,
London. ' 21138
Hanging (The) of Hickman; words
and musie by F. Marvin. [Words
and melody only] © 1 « Oct. 26,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 619; Frankie
Marvin, New York. 21139
Hangman’s blues; words by Hyman
Rosen, music by Lemon Jefferson.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e«.
Oct. 18, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 387;
Chicago music pub. co., in¢c., Chicago.
21140
Happiness: romanza amorosa, by
Walter C. Schad; orch., with pf.
conductor. © ‘Oct. 5, 1928; 2" ¢.
Oct. 13; E 699845; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 21141
Happy-go-lucky ; march, by T. Katz;
pf. ©1e. Oct. 19, 1928; E U. S.
unpub, 449; Tenaze Katz, Syracuse,
IN ONE: 21142
Happy warrior Al; words by L. Don-
aghue, music by Frank J. Donaghue;
pf. Mahanoy Plane, Pa. Leo &
Frank Donaghue. © Sept. 17, 1928;
2 ec. Oct. 24; E—U. S. pub. 77; Leo
Donaghue, Mahanoy Plane, Pa.
4 21143
Haras de cuenta; letra y musica de
Hermanos Banuelos, of Mexico, dom-
iciled at Los Angeles; pf. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 16, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 301;
Felipe Valdes Leal, Los Angeles.
21144
Hard to rule woman blues; words and
music by Williard Thomas. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Oct. 25,
1928; E—U. S. unpub. 567; Chicago
music pub. co., ine., Chicago. 21145
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21146
Hark! a burst of heavenly music;
Christmas ecarol, words by M. N.
Meigs, music by George B. Nevin;
men’s voices. 4to. © Oct. 1, 1928;
2 ec. Oct. 10; E 698858; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. 21146
Hark, the hosts of heaven are sing-
ing; Christmas hymn-anthem, words
by B. H. Plumptre, music by Adam
Geibel; mixed voices, with alto or
bar. solo, sop. and alto duet, and
organ ace. 4to. © Sept. 29, 1928;
2 ec. Oct. 4; E 699854; White Smith
music pub. co., Boston. 21147
Harsanyi (Tibor) Deux burlesques:
par T. Harsanyi, of Hungary; pf.
© Sept. 20, 1928; 1 e Oct. 12; H
For. 373; Heugel, Paris. 21148
—— Trois piéces de danse; par T.
Harsanyi, of gue ane pf. © Sept.
20, 1928; ie.1Oct. 123 amor. 3i2;:
Heugel, Paris. 21149
Have you any M-O N-H-Y? written by
Ken Kenyard, music by L. Silber-
man, of Great Britain; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by Harry Bull. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug.
27, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 20; E For. 126;
Si:berman & Solloway, London.
21150
Haven (The) of dreams; part-song,
words by May Mott Smith, music by
James P. Dunn. 4to. 1. Mixed
voices.—2. Sop. 1 and 2, alto 1 and
2. © Oct. 19, 1928; 2 c. each Oct.
23; E U. S. pub. 49, 50; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. 21151, 21152
Hawaii ponoi; Hawaiian national an-
them, adapted by Frank Ferera; pf.,
with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. (Jn Frank Ferera’s Hawai-
ian melodies) © Sept. 24, 1924;
2 e. Oct. 1, 1928; E 698833; Forster
music publisher, inec., Chicago.
21153
Hawaiian hotel; march _ one-step,
adapted by Frank Ferera; pf., with
ukulele arr. by May Singhi Breen.
(In Frank Ferera’s Hawaiian mel-
odies) © Sept. 24, 1924; 2c. Oct.
1, 1928; EH 698834; Forster music
publisher, ine., Chicago. 21154
Hawaiin [!] lullaby; words by J. T.
Sharkey, music by George C. Pen-
nington. [Words and melody only]
©41. ¢.. Oct. 29, 1928. bh —U. 'S: un-
pub. 689; John T. Sharkey, Phila-
delphia. LF Wi Sta)
Hay-seed; words and music by L. J.
Bennett. [Photostat] © 1 ¢. Oct.
pt. 117, nS. ¥. eo
5, 1928: E U. S. unpub. 21; Louis J.
Bennett, Kansas City, Mo. 21156
Hay un lirio; cancion, arr. de José
Perches Enriquez, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Argeles; pf., con pala-
bras. © 1-¢. Oct. 13; 1928 >3Rte Ss.
unpub. 231; Felipe Valdes Leal, Los
Angeles. 21157
Haydn (Franz Josef) Haydn sym-
phony suite no. 1; Appreciation ser-
ies for beginning orchestras, se-
lected and arr. by Aileen Bennett.
© Sept. 14, 1928; 2 © Oct. 27; B—
U. S. pub. 155; Gamble hinged mu-
sie co., Chicago. 21158
He is risen; Haster hymn, words and
music by A. Judson. © 1. Oct. 6,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 64; Agnes Jud-
son, Winter Park, Fla. 21159
He is the way; sacred song, words
and music by Agnes Judson; med.
or low voice. © Oct. 11, 1928; 2 e.
Oct. 17; E 699879; G. Schirmer.
ine., New York. ‘21160
He-man,; from Hello yourself, words
by Leo Robin, music by Richard
Myers; pf. and ukulele ace. © Oct.
3, 19283. 2° c. Otto. we Oooias ;
Harms, inec., New York. 21161
He’s so sleepy; lyric and music by
H. A. Blachman. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ¢ Sept. 15, 1928;
E U. S. unpub. 175; Harry Allen
Blachman, Cleveland Heights, O.-
21162
He’s with me all the way; words and
music by EH. B. Fowler. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. Oct. 26,
1928: H—U.. S. unpub. ole. aes.
Peer, New York. 21163
He that maketh peace; anthem, by
Frank E. Ward; mixed voices, organ
ace, - 4to: © Oct, a)A928R2 eExOet:
5; E 699684; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 21164
He will reach your heart and mine;
words by Mrs. C. BE. Hardy, music
by J. E. Moore. © Aug. 1, 1928;
2 ec. Oct. 2;. E 699642; John E.
Moore, Huntington Park, Calif.
21165
Hear me talkin’ to you; words and
music by Ma Rainey [pseud. of Ger-
trude Rainey] [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 1,:1928; HU. S.
unpub. 492 ; Chicago musi¢ pub. Co.,
inc., Chicago. 21166
1096
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no. 10, 1925
21187
Heart o’ mine; words by Billy Rose,
music by Louis Silvers. [Words and
me.ody only] © 1 ce. Oct. 2, 1928;
EH U.S. unpub. 46; Irving Berlin,
inec., New York. 21167
Heart (The) of Christmas; story can-
tata dramatized with pageantry for
ehoir and Sunday school, lyries by.
Mattie B. Shannon, music by Adam
Geibel. 8vo. © Oct. 4, 1928; 2 c.
@et. (11; DD) 27373; Hall-Mack. co..,
Philadeiphia. 21168
Heartache: words and music by A.
Bernhardt. [Words and melody
only] ©1ec. Oct. 18, 1928; E-U.-S.
unpub. 3881; Antoinette Bernhardt,
Wallace, Mich. 21169
Heaven’s down in Dixieland; words
and words by Harrison McClain
Johnson, arr. by Alex. M. Valentine.
©i1c Oct. 18, 1928; E U. S. unpub. |
236; Harrison M. Johnson, Philadel-
phia. 21170
Hee-cup (The) song; you can’t get a
hee cup drinking from a tea cup,
words and-music by Howard John-
son: and Pat Ballard [pseud. of F. |
D. Ballard} © Oct. 18, 1928; 2 c¢.
Oct. 19; E 699913; Francis Drake
Ballard, New York. 21171
Heigh-ho, cheerio; from Just a minute,
words by Walter O’Keefe, music by
Harry Archer, arr. by Joseph M.
Weiss; pf. and ukulele acc. © Oct.
S925 5,2 €: Oat. 55, .699702;, De |
Sylva. Brown inc.,
New York. 21172
Helen; words by C. J. Brownagle, mu-
sic by James Webster; pf. © 1.
Acc, 1928: HU. S. unpub. 176;
Chester J. Brownagle, Harrisburg,
Pa. ‘ 21173
Hello Britian [!], hello Britian [!],
hello U. S. A.; words and music by
D. M. Coles; mixed voices, in E fiat.
© 1 c. Oct. 12, 1928: E U. S. unpub.
2382; Daisy Melvin Coles, Mayfield,
Ky. 21174
Hello, my fliver [!]; words by C. V.
Smith, music by Richard Broughton.
© 1c, Oct. 18, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
369; Charles V. Smith, Fayetteville,
Ark. 21175
Henry don’t love Lizze any more; fox
trot, words and music by A. W. Le-
Mieux. © Oct. 9, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct. 11;
E—U. S. pub. 116; Alvin W. Le-
Mieux, Windsor, Vt. 21176
Henry’s scales and arpeggios; by Hen-
ry, of Australia; pf. © Aug. 24,
& Henderson,
1928 5/1 ¢. Sept. 19: HW For. 113 5. W;
H. Paling & co., ltd., Sydney. 21177
Herbert Hoover is the man; march,
words by R. Burns, music by Wi.
Van Beaver. [Words, melody and
ukulele cnly| © Sept. 29, 1928; 2 ¢.
Oct. 15 B—U. St pubs 2s Robert
Burns, St. Joseph, M». 21178
Here; words by L. B. Levy, music by
Daniel H. Wilson. © 1 ¢. Sapt. 24.
1928: E U. S. unpub. Lilly B. Levy,
Portland, Or. 21179
‘Herr Ober, zahl’n; onestep aus Friiu-
lein.-mama, text von R. Kessler u.
Willi Kollo, musik von Hugo Hirsch,
bearb. von Franz Grothe, both: of
Germany. © July 2, 1928; 1 ¢ Aug.
2: WH For. 265; Drei masken verlag.
a. g., Berlin. 21180
Herrick’s ode; nativity, words by Rob-
ert Herrick, music by A. Gibbs.
London. J. Curwen- & sons, Itd.
12mods C; Oct5, 1928 - I? Er Oers:
EB For. 232; Armstrong Gibbs, Essex,
England. 21181
Hiawatha’s journey; . unison cho.,
words by H. W. Longfellow, music
by Ira B. Wilson. 4to. © Sept. 14,
1928; 2 c Oct. 26; E—U. S. pub.
217; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
21182
Hick O’Hooley; O’Hooley’s got the
ball, words and melody by M. P. W.
Locke, arr. by Edw. L. Bohal. ©
1c. Oct. 31, 1928: E—U. S. unpub.
758; Marshall Pinckney Wilder
Locke, Ashland, O. 21183
High up on a hill-top; fox-trot song,
words and music by Abel Baer,
George Whiting and Ian Campbell.
© Sept. 21, 1928; 2 ¢. Sept. 24; E
698764; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
21184
High up on a hill-top; fox trot, words
and musie by Abel Baer, Ian Camp-
bell and Geo. W. Whiting, organ arr.
by Walter C. Simon; pf. or organ.
©wOetrss, £1928: 2c. (Geng Gen
698854: Leo Feist, inc., New York.
21185
Hills and valleys: by Clara Elifeldt
Kantzler; pf.. © Oct. 15,.1928;)2 c.
Oct. 20; E 699962; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. , 21186
Hills (The) of home; 4 pt. song or
cho., words by Floride Calhoun, mu-
sic by Oscar J. Fox, arr. by N. Clif-
ford Page; mixed voices. 4to. ©
July 27, 1928; 2 e. Oct. 3; E 699590 ;
Carl Fischer, inc... New York. 21187
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21188
pt. 111, n. s., v.23 -
His dwelling; Christmas carol, words
by Irene Gass, music by George
Rathbone, of Great Britain; mixed
veices. 12mo. © Oct. 30, 1928; 1 ¢.
Oct. 80; E—For. 504; Novello & co.,
Itd., London. 21188
Hlistoriette ; mélodie sentimentale, par
Herbert Ivey, of Great Britain; pf.
© Sept. 3, 1928; 1 « Oct. 24; E For.
447; Schott & co., Itd., London.
21189
Hoera! Olympia! marsch-lied, tekst en.
muziek van M. de Cock, of Nether-
lands. © Aug. 25, 1928: 1 ¢. Oct. 1;
EK} For. 79; Michel de Cock, Amster-
dam, Holland. 21190
Holiday (The); by Clara HEHlfeldt
Kantzler; pt. © Oct. 18, 1928; 2 ¢.
Oct. 20; E 699961; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 21191
Hollywood legs; words and music by
Gus Dolph [i. e. A. A. Dolph} ©
1 e. Oct. 25, 1928; E—U. 8. unpub.
564; Augusta A. Dolph, Hollywood,
Calif. . 21192
Holy (A) child is born; Christmas
hymn-anthem, words by Eleanor
Amerman Sutphen, music by Carl F.
Mueller; mixed voices. 4to. © Oct.
10;: 1928: 2. ec. Oct M93, HE} 699952 ;
White-Smith music pub. co., Boston.
21193
Holy Name—hymn; jubilant cry to
Jesus Christ our King, our God,
words by J. A. Frederick, music by
J. P. Burns. © Oct. 15, 1928; 2.e¢.
Oct. 24; E—U. S. pub. 76; Joseph P.
Burns, Philadelphia. 21194
Homestead (The) on the hill; words
and music by A. Graham; pf. and
ukulele acc. © 1c. Oct. 22, 1928;
E—U. 8S. unpub. 512; Alfred Gra-
ham, Venice, Calif. 21195
Honey; words and music by Seymour
Simons. Haven Gillespie and Rich-
ard A. Whiting. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Sept. 28, 1928; BE
1022; Leo Feist, ine., New York.
21196
Honey, I’se a-waitin’ jes fo’ yo’; by
Vaughn De Leath [pseud. of Leo-
nore Geer]; vocal och. 4to. © July
13, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 3; E 699598; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 21197
Honey moonin’; words by Irving Fields
[pseud. of Irving Greenfield], music
by Eddie Clark [i. e. Edwin Clark j
[Words and melody only] © 1 e¢.
Oct. 16, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 3830;
Irving Greenfield, New York. 21198
Honeyland ; theme song to King Vidor’s
Hallelujah, words and music by Jo
Trent and Arthur Schwartz. [Mime-
ograph] © 1 e. Oct. 30, 1928; H—
U. §S. unpub. 736; Robbins music
corp., New York. 21199
Honeymoon with you; lyric by Dan
Bryant [i. e. Daniel Bryant], music
by Eddie Mahoney [i. e. BE. C. Ma-
honey]; pf. © 1. Oct. 15, 1928; HB
U. S. unpub. 287; Edward C. Ma-
honey, San Pedro, Calif. 21200
Honolulu twilight; words and music
by Isabelle Hollister McKee [i. e.
I. H. M. Bloch] Published by Le-
maine music co. [Words and mel-
ody only] [Mimeograph] © Oct.
15, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 12; BE 699917; Isa-
belle Hollister McKee Bloch, Chi-
cago. - 21201
Hon. Herbert Hoover; words and mu-
sic by D. B. DeWaltoff. [Cover
title:—-Who is Hoover? © Sept. 18,
1928; 2 ¢. Oct. 6; E 699738; Dayve
B. DeWaltoff, Brooklyn. 21202
Hooey; words by Mildred Mesereau
{pseud. of M. H. Mesirow], music by
Cornell Smelser. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Oct. 15, 1928; E
U. S. unpub. 252; Mildred H. Mesi-
row, New York. 21203
Hoorah for Hoover; words by Thomas
Todd Johnston, music by Rudolph
Toll. (Cover title:—Hurrah for
Hoover) © Sept. 29, 1928; 2 e. Oct.
4; E 699682; Thomas T. Johnston,
Medford, Mass. 21204
Hooray for St. Nick; words and music
by Betsy White. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Oct. 9, 1928; E
U. S. unpub. 278; Vernon Dalhart,
New York. 21205
Hootin’ for Hoover; words by G. F.
Wilcox, music by Guy Hutchins. ©
1 ¢. Sept. 24, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
1087: Georgia Fredonia Wilcox,
Spartanburg, S. C. 21206
Hoover; campaign song, words and
melody by F. A. Mudge. © Oct. 20,
1928; 2 c. Oct. 22; BH U.S: pub, 18;
Florence Ann Mudge, Elmira, N. Y.
21207
Hoover; Republican campaign: song,
words and music by <A. Booster
[pseud. of H. N. Harris] New York
City, Frank Harding. © Aug. 25,
1928; 2 «. Aug. 27; E 699897; Hilma
N. Harris, Hettinger, N. D. 21208
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
21229
,
Hoover-Curtis ; Rhode Island campaign
song, words and music hy Ada Hold-
ing Miller and Ruth Tripp. © Oct.
6, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 10; E 699858 ; Wo-
men’s Republican club, Providence,
eB 21209
Hoover is the man; words and music
by R. B. Reckard. [Photostat] ©
Oct. 19, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 29; E—U. 8.
pub. 194; Radah Buchmiller Reck-
ard, Detroit. 21210
Hoover, just the man for Uncle Sam;
words and music by L. L. Willis.
New York City, VosBurgh’s orches-
tration service. © Oct. 4, 1928: 2 ¢.
Oct. 8; H—U. S. pub. 148; ZL. L.
Willis, Big Stone Gap, Va. 21741
Hoover march; words and music by
W. H. Harper. © Oct. 17; 1928; 2c.
Oct. 17; E 699911; William H. Har-
per, Charleston, W. Va. 21212
Hoover rally song; words and musi¢
by E. A. Cushing. © Sept. 24, 1928;
2 ec. Oct. 2; E 699847; Ella A. Cush-
ing, © Sept. 24, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 2;
E 699847; Ella A. Cushing, Wollas-
ton, Mass. 2A Ee)
Hoover the great; words by Edward
Machugh, music arr. by Wilbur F.
Burleigh. © Sept. 8, 1928; 2 c. Sept.
15: E 698988; John C. Miiler, Bos-
ton. 21214
Hope the hornblower; cho., poem by
Henry Newbolt, music by G. Ban-.,
tock, of Great Britain; men’s voices.
4fo. © Aug. 25, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 25;
E 697856; Granville Bantock, Har-
borne, Birmingham, England. 21215
Hora, lass mich einmal nippen; ru-
miinischer fox, rumiinischer volks-
melodie im refrain, worte und musik
von Hans Kandler, arr. von Kurt
» Kohler, both of Germany; orch., mit
pf. direktion. 4to. © July 12, 1928;
1 c. Aug. 3; E 697457; Musikverlag
City, Leipzig. 21216
Horn (The); four pt.-song, by Fleig-
ier, arr. by Irma Lee Batey; male
voices, with optional bar. solo. 4to.
tort. 6. 19a eee cE. 11.”
699873; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. DENG
Hornpipe; by Julian Herbage, of Great
Britain: violin or cello, with pf. ace.
© July 20, 1928; 1 e Sept. 11; E
For. 184; Laudy & co., London.
21218
s
Hot! from Ups-a-daisy, words by Rob-
ert. A. Simon, music by Lewis E.
Gensler; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Oct. 3, 1928; 2 c. Oct.-5; E 699777;
Harms, inc., New York. 21219
Hot dogs; popular song, words by Sam
Robipson and Pearl Taylor, music
by R. Sauer., © 1 ¢. Oct. 5,: 1928;
EK U. S. unpub. 16; Robert Sauer,
Provo, Utah. 21220
Hot foot, slo’ foot; lyric and music
by H. C. Newcombe; pf. © 1 «.
Oct. 22, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 4438;
Harry C. Newcombe, South Coven-
try, Conn. Pdi PAL
Hot potatoes; music by Blind Arthur
Blake. [Melody only] © 1. Oct.
25, 1928; H—U. S. unpub. 566; Chi-
cago music pub. co., inc., Chicago.
21222
Hound (The) of heaven; words by
Francis Thompson, set to music by
William Y. Webbe; ten. solo and
Cio... 4t0,. Ch OC. a0, foco.. 2)
Oct. 30; E—U. S. pub. 199; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 21223
House of our dreams; words by Collie
Knox, music by Vivian Ellis, of
Great Britain. London, New York
& Sydney, Chappell & co., ltd. ©
Sept. 5, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 4; E For. 171;
Harms, ine., New York. 21224
How about me; slow fox trot or blues,
words and music by Howard Flynn,
of Great Britain; pf. ace., with ban-
julele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Keech. © Sept. 18, 1928; 1 «. Oct.
20; H—For. 470; Cavendish music
co., London. Pl Wed)
How about me; words and music by
Irving Berlin. [Words and melody
only] .© 1c. Oct. 17, 1928; EB) U: S.
unpub. 367; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 21226
How can I forget you; fox-trot, words
and music by H. Danofsky. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Oct. 1,
1928; E 1047; Herman Danofsky,,
New York. 21227
How could you forget; words and mu-
sic by M. Grever. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Oct. 1, 1928; E
1031; Maria Grever, New York.
21228
How do you do; words by L. B. Levy,
music by Daniel H. Wilson. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 24, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 44;
Lilly B. Levy, Portland, Or. 21229
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Hiow sweet the name; anthem, words
by John Newton, music by Ps >):
De Coster; solo quartet and mixed
voice choir; organ ace. 4to. © Oct.
17, 1928; 2 & Oct. 18: BH 699892;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 21230
Howdy California; words and music
by Marguerite Decker and D. W.
Schlosser. © 1 ¢. Oct. 4, 1928; H
U. S. unpub. 1122; David Wertz
21231
Howdy, cold timer; words and music
by C. J. Robison. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Oct. 6, 1928; H
U. 8. unpub. 12; Carson J. Robison,
Schlosser, Venice, Calif.
New York. 21232
Hum- (The) of the engines; cinema
incidental, by F. A. Laitl, of Aus-
orch., with pf. conductor. ©
22 MOIS = see Oe Mi Ty OI:
Bosworth & co., Leipzig. 21233
Itumoresque; by Hamilton Harty, of
Great Britain; violoncello, with pf.
Lea;
Mar.
415;
acc. © Oct. 9, 1928; 1 e@. Oct. 24;
E For. 451; Schott & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 21234
Huntington street; part-song, words by
Shaemas O’Sheel, music by James
P. Dunn; sop. 1 and 2; and alto.
4to. © Oct. 19, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 23;
1 Shes Oh pub. 51; J. Fischer & bro.,
New a 21235
Hurrah! hurrah! for Hoover; words
and music by L. A. Martin, har-
monized and arr. by FEF. P. Drohan.
© 1 e. Oct. 4, 1928; E U.-S. unpub.
1140; LaVelle Alexander Martin,
Jacksonville, Fla. 21236
Hurry Johnie [!] hurry; words and
music by B. Miller and Agnes Whit-
more. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 15, 1928; EH U.S. unpub.
1072; Bob Miller, New York. 21237
Hush-a-bye my baby; lyric by HE.
Nordtvedt, music by Sylvester Long
Cross. © 1 ec. Oct. 29, 1928; H—
U. S. unpub. 702; Ebertina Nordt-
vedt. Bellingham, Wash. 21238
Husky Eskimo; 8 pt. cho., words and
music by Paul Bliss; sop., alto and
perce 4to." © Oet.2; 1928; 2.
Oct. 5; EH 699714; Raymond A. Hoff-
man Co. Chicago. 21239
Hyde Park; descriptive suite, by
Roger Jalowicz, of France, arr. by
Joseph Engleman, of Great Britain ;
oreh., with pf. conductor. 1. Sun-
day morning church parade. [8
1100
Hymn of
Hymn to Providence;
k=
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Lo
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others] © Jan. 15, 1928; 1 e. Oct.
18; E For. 276; Bosworth & co.,
Leipzig. 21240)
independence; by S. G.
Tetti-Rossi; pf. 1 ¢« Oct. 24,
1928; H—U. S. unpub. 541; Salva-
tore G. Ietti-Rossi, Brooklyn. 21241
chorus, words
from Coleridge’s Ode to the depart-
ing year, music by Edrie Cundell,
of Great Britain, op. 25; mixed
voices. 4to. © Oct. 5, 1928; 1 c.
Oct. 1; E For. 50; Goodwin & Tabb,
itd., London. 21242
always got what I wanted; words by
Max Rutchik and Wes Frazer, music
by Leonard: Whiteup. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. July 24, 1928;
KH U.S. unpub. 317; M. F. ‘Ls, produc-
tions co., New York. 21243
attempt from love’s sickness to fly;
words traditional, music by Henry
Purcell, arr. by Healey Willan, of
Canada.’ .© Sept. 21, 1928; 2 c«
Sept. 17; E For. 154; Frederick Har-
ris ¢o., London. 21244
call you my radio queen; words and
music by C. G. Osborne, arr. by Carl
Demangate. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1928:
E U.S. unpub. 1062; Charlotte Gold-
smith Osborne, Schenectady, N. Y.
21245
cannot live without you, Caroline;
by B. I. ‘Levy 7 pk?" ©) @rOct. 17,
1928; E.U. S. unpub. 325; Burton I.
Levy, New York. 21246
can’t be-arrested for making love to
you; words by Jeff Branen, music
by Leo Friedman; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Oct. 9, 1928; 2 e. Oct. 11;
E 698874; T. S. Denison & co., Chi-
cago. 21247
can’t believe it’s true; from Ups-a-
daisy, words by Robert A. Simon,
music by Lewis E. Gensler; pf. and
Beales ace. , ©) Octet SRS. 2, C.
Oct. 5; E 699778; Harms, ine., New
Mole 21248
can’t get enough of you; words and
music by Sam Gold. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 18, 1928;
E 704461; Spier and Coslow,. ine.,
New York. 21249
can’t get enough of you; words and
music by Sam Gold; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Oct. 11, 1928; 2 ce. Oct. 13
E 698942; Spier and Coslow, ine.,
New York. 21250
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
21270
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I can’t make her happy, that old girl
of mine; words and music by Lew
Pollack and Sidney Clare; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini.
© Sept. 28, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 29; E
699628; Shapiro, Bernstein & ©CO.,
inc., New York. 21251
-
could waltz forever; words and mu-
sic by Louis Longo and Charles P.
Shisler; pf. and ukulele acc. © Oct.
24, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 26; H—U. S. pub.
117; Remick music corp., New York.
21252
I'd like to be a soldier; words by W. R.
Williams, music by Hampton Du-
rand. ©-Oct. 26, 1928);.2°¢. Get. 29;
E—U. S. pub. 182; T: S. Denison &
co., Chicago. 21253
didn’t do what I wanted to do: words
by E. G. De Massa, music by Phil
Starr. [Worés and melody only]
© 1 ¢. Oct. 15, 1928; E U.S. unpub.
297; Eva G. De Massa, Oneida, N. Y.
21254
I don’t care; words and music by
Saxie Dowell; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by M. Kalua. © Aug. 16, 1928;
2 c. Oct. 8; BH 699747; Jack Mills,
inc., New York. 21255
I, fa’ down an’ go boom; words by
James Brockman, music by Leonard
Stevens and James Brockman.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 6, 1928; EH U. S. unpub. 1;
Brockman music co., Los Angeles.
21256
I found gold when I found you; words
by Hazel Mooney and Eve. EH. Lyn,
music by Wm. Axt. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 15, 1928;
EK U. S. unpub. 259; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 21257
1 got a woman crazy for me, she’s
funny that way; lyrics by Richard
A. Whiting, music by Neil Moret.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 19, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 419;
Villa Moret, ine., New York. . 21258
I got a woman, crazy for me, she’s
funny that way; words by Richard
A. Whiting, music by Neil Morét. ©
Oct. 27, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 29; H—U. S.
eae
pub. 184; Villa Moret, ine., San
Fraucisco. 21259
-
gotta tell someone, why can’t it be
you; lyric by Baron Keyes, music by
Leigh Harline; pf. and ukulele acc.
@ Oct...13 4 1928% 2 ¢.. Oct..A Ti EB
698939 ; Lloyd Campbell publications,
San Francisco. 21260
I had her begging for more; words by
Alfred D’Ambrisi [i. e. C. A. D Am-
prisi, jr.], music by C. S. Millspaugh.
© 1c. Oct. 15, 1928; E—U. 8S. unpub.
648; Carl Alfred D’Ambrisi, jr., Sar-
anac Lake, N. Y. 21261
I have a sweetheart; fox-trot, lyrics
and music by A. J. Colon, of Spain,
domiciled at Brooklyn. [Spanish
text]. ©,1.c. Oct. 9,.1928; H U.S.
unpub. 104; Adclfo Jimenez Colon,
Brooklyn. 21262
Tli be a pal to your boy if youll be a
pal to mine; words by Alfred Bryan
and Al Sherman, music by Harry
Blythe; pf. and ukulele acc. © Oct.
Hoy 1928s. 2), Cy Oct. .LTx . Hy 698952:
Forster music publisher, ine., Chi-
cago. 21263
I'll be on my way to heaven when I’m
on my way to you; words and music
by Jack Clash [i. e. J. E. Clash]
{Words and melody only] ©1e.
Oct.,. 15,1928; EH U.S. unpub.. 266;
John Edward Clash, Chicago. 21264
T’ll be waiting just for you beneath the
Silv’ry moon; words by L. C. Pam-
ela, music by Joe Puccini. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 8,
1928; E U.S. unpub. 42; Lucien C.
Pamela, San Francisco. 21265
Tll never ask for more; words and
music by Roy Turk and Fred E.
Ahlert. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1928; E—U. S. unpub.
715; De Sylva, Brown & Henderson,
ine., New York. 21266
Ill never forget; words by Gus Kahn,
melody by Spike Hamilton. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Oct. 2,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 1092; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 21267
T’ll remember every little kiss; words
and music by R. M. Bliery. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Oct. 29,
1928; E—U. S. unpub. 686; Robert
M. Ellery, Toledo, O. 21268
I'll sing it o’er and oO’er; words and
music ‘by J. E. Moore. © Aug. 1,
1928; 2 c. Oct. 2; EB 699645; John E.
Moore, Huntington Park, Calif.
21269
Ill take you to the country; from
Luckee girl, new lyrics by Max and
Nathaniel Lief, music by Maurice
Yvain, with new arr. by Albert
Szirmai, of Hungary, domiciled at
New York; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Sept. 28, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 1; E 698907 ;
Harms, ine., New York. 21270
1101
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21271
I lost the world, when I lost you;
waltz, by J. Sadowsky, J. Barango
and Jim Wade. [Melody only] ©
1 ec. Oct. 10, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
111; Joseph Sadowsky, Chicago, and
Joseph Barango, Pontiac, Ill. 21271
I love to read the funnies; words by
Perry Alexander, music by Woody
Frisino [pseud. of Warren Frisino]
[Words and melody only] ©1ee.
Oct. 19, 1928; EH U. S. unpub. 415;
Warren Frisino, Gardenville, Md.
a br Pe
love you, dear; duet, words by Jesse
R. Croxford, music by Nona G. Crox-
ford; contralto and ten. © Sept.
15,1928} 2' ¢. Sept. 213 EH 699e51;
John C. Miller, Boston. 21273
I love you sweetheart of all my
dreams; words and music by Art
Fitch, Kay Fitch and Bert Lowe;
pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by A. J.
Franchini. © Oct. 22, 1928; 2:c¢.
Oct. 23; E—U. S. pub. 74; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
21274
I’m a reformer; words and music by
Joe Browning fi. e. Joseph L.
Browning]; pf. © 1 e Oct. 10,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 103; Joseph
_
L. Browning, New York. 21275
I’m a tramp, tramp, tramp; words
and music by T. Parrillo. © 1 «.
Oct. 20, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 444;
Tom Parrillo, Chicago. 21276
I’m always dreaming of you; ballad
fox-trot, words and music by Henry
Kurtz; pf. and ukulele acc. © Oct.
22,1928: 2.6. Oct. 24°"°E U.S: pub:
96; Edward B. Marks music ¢o.,
New York. 21277
I’m busy—you can’t come in; words
and music by Clarence Williams.
© Oct. 29, 1928; 2 c«. Oct. 31; E—
U. S. pub. 243; Clarence Williams
music pub. co., inc., New York.
21278
I’m choosin’ black eyed Susan; words
by Sidney D. Mitchell, music by
Lew Pollack. © Oct. 13, 1928; 2 c¢.
Oct. 6; E U. S. pub. 32; Sage pub.
corp., New York. 21279
Im from Kansas; words and music
by Calvin Huntsinger. © Oct. 27,
1928; 2 ¢. Oct. 293, H—wU. 8S. pub.
161; Joseph Calvin Huntsinger, Man-
kato, Kan. 21280
I’m glad I found you; words by M. G.
Eller, music by Lee Turner. [Words
pt. 11, 1: S., Vv. 23
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Oct. 18,
1928; HE U.S. unpub. 3877; M. Gwyn
Eller, White Hall, Md. 21281
I’m glad I heard Him eall; duet,
words and music by P. White [and]
It is Jesus; duet, words by Annie
Johnson Flint, music by Frances
Tillman White. Highland Park,
Ill., The musical Whites. 4to.
Oct. 15, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 17; E 699908 ;
Paul White, Highland Park, II1.
21282
I’m going to Georgia; words and mu-
sic by Claude Grant. [Words and
melody only] © 1 e. Oct. 30, 1928:
H—U. S. unpub. 733.; United pub.
co., New York. 21283
I’m happy because I’m through with
the blues; words and music by G.
F. Parkinson. © 1 ¢. Oct. 2, 1928;
E OU. S: unpub. 1838; Geer Forrest
Parkinson, Columbus, O. 21284
I’m just a rolling stone; words by S.
, Gilomen, music by Rob’t H. Bren-
nen. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Oct. 15, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
296; Suzanne Gilomen, New York.
21285
I’m kidding myself along; words by
Max Rutchik and Wes Frazer, mu-
sic by Leonard Whitcup.
and melody only] ©1.. July 21,
1928; EK 696429; M. F. L. produc-
tions co., New York. 21286
I’m leaving early in the morning, go-
ing home; words and music by R.
M. Church. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1928;
E—U. S. unpub. 612; Rena M.
Church, Lansing, Mich. 21287
I’m lonely; valse, by Erie Coates,
orch. by Max Irwin, of Great Brit-
ain; orch. 4to. © Sept. 27, 1928;
1c. Oct. 20; E—For. 491; Chappell
& co., Itd., London. 21288
I'm lonesome so; words by Harold J.
Mahon, music by <A. J. Rizzo.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oet...12: 1928; BHU. Sanpub237 ;
Anthony J. Rizzo, New York.
21289
I’m longing tonight; words by F. Eng-
lish, music by Lee Turner. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Oct. 1,
1928: E U. S. unpub. 1098; Francis
English, Morris, Pa. 21290
I’m looking for a little girl like you;
lyric by McDougal Smith, music by
Alfred Bevis. Published by V. C.
Bevis. © Oct. 1, 1928; 2 ¢ Oct. 15;
h—U. S. pub. 142; A. Bevis, jr., New
Rochelle, N. Y. 21291
1102
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
I’m looking for a new pal; by M.
Rosette. [Melody only] © 1 «
Oct. 22, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 480;
Marion Rosette, Baltimore.
Vm old enough to do as I please;
words and music by Mathilde Bilbro.
Men. O..19398:) 2 @ Oct, 1135.
698875 ; T. S. Denison & co., Chicago.
21293
I'm painting your face in the moon;
words and music by Speed Lang-
worthy [pseud. of Norval B. Lang-
worthy]; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Oct; 9; 1928; 2 c. Oct. 11; E 698879;
T. S. Denison & co., Chicago. 21294
I'm sailing along on a sunbeam,-walk-
’ walk-walking with you; words and
music by Al Sherman and Al Lewis.
[Words and melody only] ©1le.
Oct. 4, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 1123;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 21295
I’m so lonesome without you; words
and music by C. C. Fulcher. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ce. Oct. 17,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 352; Charles
Chrisp Fulcher, Augusta, Ga. 21296
I'm sorry Sally ; fox-trot, words by Gus
Kahn, music by T'ed Fiorito, arr. by
Arthur Lange; orch. 4to. © Sept.
25, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 28; E 698769;
Leo Feist, inec., New York. 21297
Im sorry Sally; fox trot, words by
Gus Kahn, music by Ted Fiorito,
organ arr. by Walter C. Simon; pf.
or organ. © Oct. 8, 1928; 2 ©. Oct.
9; E 698853; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 21298
I’m sorry to say I don’t love you;
words by L. Simeone, music by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 15, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
293; Louis Simeone, Seneca Falls,
Me: ¥.. 21299
I'm the bluest man in town; words by
Al Bryan, musie by Ernest Karle.
© OUciois, 1928. 2 c. Oct..6: 5. U.S.
pub. 25; Sage pub. corp... New York.
21300
I'm the child to fight; words and music
by Dave Macon. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 16, 1928; E U. S.
unpub. 809; Brunswick Balke Col-
lender co., New York. 21301
I'm the guy who kissed the girl who
kissed the Blarney Stone; words by
Jack Kaufman and James Cava-
naugh. music by Neuman Fier.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «. |
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21292 |
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21311
Oct. 15, 1928; EUS: unpub: 268 ;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 21302
may forget that you have forgotten
me; fox trot, words by C. W. Blackie
and Pat Ballard [pseud. of F.. D.
Ballard]. music by Pat Ballard. ©
Oct. 18, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 19; E 699914 ;
Francis Drake Ballard, New York.
21303
met with my pal Al; words by Mrs.
Bert Williams |i. e. Josie Williams].
music by Clifton Keith. © 1 e¢. Oct.
8, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 132; Josie
Williams, i. e. Mrs. Bert Williams,
Hampton, N. Y. 21304
miss thee; words and music by J. A.
Johnson. Sedalia, Mo., A. W. Perry’s
sons. © July 31, 1928; 2c. Oct. 12;
E 6998638; James Amos Johnson,
Kansas City, Mo. 21305
need you; waltz ballad, words by L.
A. Fowles, music by Helen E. Diorio.
© Oct. 16, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct. 19; EB
699921; Leslie A. Fowles, Endicott,
Noirs: 21306
never believed in lucky numbers:
fox-trot song; words and music by
Frazer fi. e. Wes Frazer], Mac
[pseud. of Max Rutchik] and Lennie
[pseud. of Leonard Whitcup]; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Oct. 16, 1928;
2 ¢. Oct. 16; E 698909 ; Bibo, Bloedon
& Lang, ine., New York. 21307
never get too much of you; words
and music by Al Sherman and Al
Lewis. [Words and melody only |
©1c. Oct. 23, 1928; E—U. S. unpub.
510; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
21308
only hope that you’re not fooling me;
words by Billy Frisch and Bob Nel-
son, music by Max Rich, arr. by
John Klenner; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Oct. 23, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 24; HE U.S.
pub. 99; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
co., New York. 21309
quit the Lackawana, now I work for
the B. and O: words and music by
DPartiio: tf Ol: c-Octi20, 71928 ;
E U. S. unpub. 445; Tom Parrillo,
Chicago. — 21310
should shay sho; words and music
by Charles O'Flynn and Charles
Renn; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
M. Kalua. © Aug. 27; 1928; 2 ec.
Oct. 8; E 699753; Mills musie, inc..
New York. 21311
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21312
I've always wanted to eall you my
sweetheart; words and music by
Chick HEndor, Harry Steinberg and
Eddie Ward; pf. ace., with ukulele
and banjulele arr. by Keech. [Staff
and tonie sol-fa notations] © Aug.
1, 1928; 2 e. Sept. 20; E 699670;
Music pub. co., itd.. London. 21312
lve been rebuked and Ive been
scorned; words from a negro spirit-
ual, music arr. by M. Miller-Mathis.
Chicago, lll. Edward C. Deas. ©
Aug. 15, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 6; E 699728 ;
Mattie Milier-Mathis, Guthrie, Okl.
21B13
I’ve got religion; words and music by
Irving Bibo and Dale Wimbrow ; pf.
acc. with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen.. © 1 ec. Oct. 31, 1928;
H—U. S. unpub. 762; Bibo, Blcedon
& Lang, inc., New York. 21314
I've got the candy blues; words. and
music by Helen Ardelle and John
Dallavo; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by A. J. Franchini. © Oct. 26, 1928;
2 ec. Oct. 26; E—U. S. pub. 118; Bibo,
Bloedon & Lang, inc., New York.
De bey
Ive got the never-get-overs; words
and music by EH. A. Priebe. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 12,
1928; EH U. S. unpub. 408; Ernest
Adolph Priebe, Meriden, Conn.
21316
I’ve got you, you’ve got me; from Mis-
ter Cinders, words by Clifford Grey
and Greatrex Newman, music by
Vivian Ellis, of Great Britain. Lon-
don, New York & Sydney, Chappell
& .co., ltd: ” © Sent) 25, 1928* ote.
Oct. 5; E For. 160; Harms, inc., New
York. 21317
vow to thee, my country; words by
Cecil Spring Rice, music by EH. T.
Sweeting, of Great Britain; male
voices. 4to. {Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Oct. 20, 1928; 1 e«.
Oct. 22; E For. 395; Stainer & Bell.
Itd., London. 21318
vow to thee my country; words by
Cecil Spring Rice, music by Geot-
frey Shaw, of Great Britain; unison
massed’ voices. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations} © Aug. 30,
1928; 1 c« Aug. 29; E 697681; No-
vello & co., Itd., London. 21319
want a yes girl; fox trot, lyric by
Irving Caesar, music by Cliff Friend.
_—
ee
G) Mets, 74.) 1928 ¢ Dives sOek 46.5 E
699768; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
21320
pt. TE, ssa
I want the world to know; from Hello
yourself, words by Leo Robin, music
by Richard Myers; pi. and ukulele
acc. -© Oct. 3, 19282 2%eh Genes:
E 699783; Harms, ine., New York.
21321
want to fly up in the sky; words and
music by O. S. Austin. © 1 ¢. Oct.
22, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 482; Olive
Stewart Austin, Pawtucket, R. I.
21322
want to go back to Arkansaw; fox
trot, words and music by J. B.
Breen, arr. by Jean Walz. © Oct.
16, 1928; 2 eo) Ottis 19) i Gsoer5 ;
John B. Breen, Chicago. 21323
bk
La
want to go West, when I’m left
alone; words and music by FE. Vacca.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 15, 1928; E U. S. unpub.. 248;
Frances Vacca, New York. 21324
want to marry you; waltz, music
by H. Lindner, arr. by Arthur H.
Weberbauer; orch. 4to. © Aug.
28, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 8; E 699561;
Harry Lindner, Bernardsville, N. J.
21Ss25
want you; waltz, words by Ray
Buck, music by Eddie Boothman {i.
e. EK. N. Boothman];. in FE fiat.
[Words and melody oniy] ©1e. Oct.
15, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 265; E. N.
Boothman, Detroit. 21326
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will forget; words by L. B. Levy,
music by Daniel H. Wilson. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 1, 1928; E U. S. unpub. -498;
Lilly B. Levy, Portland, Or. 21327
I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills;
Biblical words, music by C. R. Cres-
sey; mixed voices, with bass solo.
4to. © Sept. 18, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 18;
EK 699870; Cressey & Allen, Port-
land, Me. 21328
I will meet you in the twilight; words
and melody by H. A. Smith. ©
1c. Oct. 23; 1928's BY Uss. ea.
486; Harold Alroy Smith, Buffalo.
21329
wonder; words by EH. Scherbert, mu-
sic by Phil Starr. [Woods and mel-
ody only] © 1 ce. Oct. 15, 1928;
U. S. unpub. 298; Etta L. Scherbert,
Oconomuwoe, Wis. 21330
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wonder dear; words and music by
Ly Jones. ©) 1 .co Vetyih: 2a2ee. E
U. S. unpub. 36; Lee Jcnes, Balti-
more. 21331
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no. 10, 1928
I wonder who’s with you tonight;
waltz, words by D. Taure, music by
Bauer bros.; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Sept. 19, 1948: 2 c« Sept. 24; E
698795: Dollie Taure, Dallas. 21332
I wonder who the girl will be Ill
marry; words and music by E. Gas-
kill. © Sept. 10, 1928; .2 ec. Sept.
15; BE 699850; Elise Gaskill, Men-
don, Mass. Z1S55
I wonder why: words and music by
W. J. Van Diver, H. Irwin and H.
Riel, arr. by Harry Ludwig; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Oct. 13, 1928; 2c.
Oct. 15; E 699953; Wm--J. Van
Diver. Herbert Irwin and Eugene
Riel, Detroit. 21334
Ice man blues; words and music by W.
Crawley. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 3, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
1111; Wilton Crawley, New York.
, 21335
Iecek rekrut; polka, by Frank Dukli,
arr. by Louis Vitak; concertina. ©
Oct. 20, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 26; E—U. S.
pub. 119; Vitak-Elsnic co., Chicago.
21336
Ieh habe nie geglaubt; tango aus
Friiulein mama, text von Richard
Kessler, musik von Hugo Hirsch,
bearb. von Franz Grothe, both of
Germany. © July 2, 1928; 1c. Aug.
2; E For. 264; Drei masken verlag,
a..g., Berlin. 21337
Ideal sofado; vals, letra adaptada por
Welix Matos Bernier, mtSica de
‘Juan Ramoén Pérez. © July 18,
1928; 2 ec. Oct. 30; E—U. S. pub.
203; Juan R. Pérez, Ponce, Porto
Rico. 21338
if all the world belonged to me;
words and music by A. J. P. Van-
dermyn. [Photostat] © 1 «@ Oct.
23, 1928: E U. S. unpub. 504; Ar-
mand J. P. Vandermyn, Pittsburgh.
ar 21339
it brother Jack were here; words and
music arr. by Jimmie Rodgers.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Aug. 20, 1928; E 698188; Ralph
Peer, New York. 21340
if I can make you care: waltz song.
words by Flora Warren Brown, mu-
sic by Adolphe S. Kornspan. ©
iL 2; NoLo ce CeO eae i U.S,
pub. 53; Bibo, Bloedon & Lang, ine.,
New York. 21341
COMPOSITIONS
~
If I had any money; unison song,
words by Phyllis Mégroz, music by
Cecil Sharman, of Great Britain.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
-tions] © Aug. 30, 1928;.1 c., Aug.
99- E 697679: Novello. & co., ltd.,
London. 21342
If it can’t last forever, I'll say good-
bye right now; words and music by
V. Silver. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 27, 1928; E—U. 8. unpub.
637; Violet Silver, Trenton, N. J.
21343
If you'll bake the biscuits, [11 buy the
meat; words by B. E. Breitenstein,
music by Clifton Keith. © 1 ¢. Oct.
8, 1928; E U.S. unpub. 141; Barbara
BH. Breitenstein, Keokuk, Ia. 21544
If you'll come back to me; words and
music by L. L. Yost. © 1c. Oct. 29,
1928; E—U. S. unpub. 675; Leland
Li. Yost, San Antonio. 21345
If you love me as [ love you; words
and music by E. T. Mulholland. ©
Oct. 1, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 8; BE 699752:
Edward T. Mulholland, Flagstaff,
Ariz. 21346
If you want me—if you need me, I will
go wherever you are; words and
music by Ted Koehler, Frank Magine
and Louis McDermott. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 28, 1928;
E 1024; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
21347
Improved (The) Kamiki method for
Hawaiian guitar; by William J.
Smith. © Oct. 22, 1928; 2 ¢. and aff.
Nov. 2; A O 1754; Wm. J. Smith
music co., inc., New York. 21348
Improvisation; transformation, by
Jean Beghon; orch. © Oct. 8, 1928;
2c. Oct. 12; E 699823; Photo play
music co., inc., New York. 21349
In a Chinese tea garden; by Frank H.
Grey and Katherine Allan Lively,
arr. by William Strasser, ef Czecho-
slovakia, domiciled at New York;
orch., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
sept. : 10, 1928; 2 ¢:. Sept. 19; EB
699437;:. Emil Ascher, ine. New
York. 21350
In a cottage built for two; words by
Frank Morrison and Patrick Folan,
music by Dan Keown [i. e. D. L.
Keown] ©1e. Oct. 25, 1928; E—
U. S. unpub. 559; Daniel Leo Keown,
W. Lynn, Mass. 21351
1105
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21352
pt. III, n. S., ¥. 23
In a fairy realm; suite, by Albert W.
Ketélbey. of Great Britain: orch..
with pf. conductor. 1. The moonlit
glade. [2 others] © May 24, 1928;
1 c. Oct. 18; E For. 275; Bosworth
& co., Leipzig. 21352
In a little hide-away: words by How-
ard Dietz, musie by William Axt
and David Mendoza; pf. acc., with
ukulele or banjulele banjo arr. by
May Singhi Breen. © Oct. 19, 1928;
2c. Oct. 20; E 699954; Irving Ber-
lin, inc., New York. 21353
In a little love nest; words and music
by L. J. Kremer. [Words and mel-
ody: sonly] , Oo se .Octa22 S28 -
E U. S. unpub. 468; Lucian Joseph
Kremer, Tulsa, Okl. 21354
In a little top room; written by Lew
Rymer and B. Scott. composed by
B. Scott, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Sept. 14, 1928; 1 «¢.
Sept. 22; E For. 124; Bennett Scott,
London. 21355
In a Spanish bungalow; i
music by Maury Madison [pseud. of
W. R. Smith] © 1c. Sept. 1, 1928;
H—U. S. unpub. 664; W. Renwick
Smith, Paris, Ky. 21356
In a Spanish garden; fox-trot, words
and music by I. Rosenberg. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢ Oct. 22,
1928: BE U.S. unpub. 502; Irving
Rosenberg, Brooklyn. 21357
In all my dreams I dream of you;
words and music by D.-L. Zuzak.
[Photostat] © 1 ¢. Aug. 18, 1928;
E 704509; Doris Leir Zuzak, Shreve-
port, La. 21358
In Allah’s garden; words by Marie
Wardall, music by Muriel Pollock ;
low voice, in E flat. New York,
Chappell-Harms, inc. © Oct. 11.
1928; 2 e. Oct. 13; B—U. S. pub.
204; Harms, inc., New York. 21359
In an old honeysuckle garden; words
and music by FE. F. Chevis, arr. by
Arthur Fisk. [Words and melody
only] © 1c, Oet.. 22,4028 .)E 0.8.
unpub. 473; Fenelon F. Chevis, San
Francisco. 21360
In Bethlehem’s town; by Carl F.
Mueller: organ. © Sept. 22, 1928;
2c. Oct. 2; EH 699848; White-Smith
music pub. co., Boston. 21361
In dreamy romantic enchanted Ha-
Waii; words by D. Walker, music
by Clifton. Keith. " ©-1"e, Oct. 8,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 187; Dolores
Walker, Park City, Utah. 21362
words and |
In love with you; fox-trot, words and
music by A. E. Hansen. © 1 ¢. Oct.
25, 1928: H—U. S. unpub. 592:
Agnes E. Hansen, Council Bluffs, Ia.
21363
In May time; by Salvatore Arno; pf.
Boston-New York, Evans music ¢o.
© Oct. 3) 1928; 2) OctpiGeee
699734; M. T. Evans, Boston. 21364
In Montauk dear with you; words and
music by Wm. H. Heagney. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Oct. 24,
1928; E—U. S. unpub. 549; Walter
Goodwin, inc., New York. 21365
In Mozart’s time; Germany, minuet,
by L. Leslie Loth; pf. © Oct. 9,
1928; 2 ec. Oct. 11; E 699948; John
Church co., Cincinnati. 21366
In my dream garden; by Cecil Ray-
ners, arr. by J. Engleman, both of
Great Britain; orch., with pf. con-
ductor. 4te. © Jan. 9, 1928; 1 e.
Oct. 18; E For. 269; Bosworth & co..
Leipzig. 21367
in my garden of love; words and mu-
sic by R. L. Carlson. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 1, 1928;
EH U. S. unpub. 1089; Robert Leon-
ard Carlson, Berkeley, Calif. 21368
In my love boat: words and-melody by
B. Raffetto. © 1c.’ Oct. 17 128;
E U.S. unpub. 343; Bertha Raffetto.
Reno, Nev. 21369
In my old fashioned garden of dreams;
words and music by A. E. Farmer.
© 1c. Oct. 11, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
191; Arlie Elizabeth Farmer, Elber-
ton, Ga. 21370
In old Castile; minuet, from Hispania
suite, by Albert Stoessel; grand
orch., with pf. conductor. © July
12, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 3; BE 699614; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. DAS TA.
In old Madrid; Spanish dance, by L.
Leslie Loth; pf. © Oct. 9, 1928;
2 ec. Oct. 11; E 699944; John Chureh
co., Cincinnati. 21372
In olden time; dance, by George P.
Hulten; pf/':'© Oct, 16)/1928 372) ec.
Oct. 29; E—U..S. pub. 175; Belwin,
inc., New York. 21373
In our little studio; from Luckee girl,
new lyrics by Max and Nathaniel
Lief, music by Maurice Yvain, with
new arr. by Muriel Pollock; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Sept. 28, 1928; 2 ec.
Oct. 1; E 698906; Harms, ine., New
York. 21374
1106
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
In Romany; words by Ned Washing-
ton, music by Paul Vincent; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Oct. 10, 1928; 2 ¢.
Oct. 12; E 698890; Forster music
publisher, inc., Chicago. 21375
In search of silver and gold; romance,
song, rev. and improved by G. K.
Hamilton. © July 6, 1928; 2 «.
Sept. 6-; E 698363 ; George K. Hamil-
ton, New York. 21376
In the big rock candy mountains;
words and music by Harry McClin-
ei mee Ke) he Ch) Oct. -17;°1928" Bb
U. S. unpub. 345; Villa Moret, ‘inc.,
San Francisco. PAT ws
In the garden; reverie, from In treble-
clef land, by George P. Hulten; pf.
© Oct. 16, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 29; H—
U. S. pub. 174; Belwin, inc., New
York. 21378
In the hills of Monterey; lyric by
W. M. Hunter, music by E. V. Al
Hegbom. © Sept. 24, 1928; 2 «.
Sept. 28; EH 698752; Pacific music
publishers, San Francisco. 21379
In the marshes; words by P. J.
O'Reilly, music by Teresa Del Riego
[pseud. of Teresa Leadbitter], of
Great Britain. © Oct. 10, 1928; 1c.
Oct. 20; E—For. 494; Chappell &
eo., Itd., London. _ 21380
In the meadows; by Domenico Savino;
pf. © Oct. 18, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 19;
EH 699986; Robbins music corp., New
York. 21381
In the olden time; minuet, by Lucina
Jewell; pf. © Sept. 25, 1928; 2 «.
Oct. 10; E 698871; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 21382
in the Pasha’s garden; opera in 1 act,
libretto by Henry Chester Tracy,
based on the tale by H. G. Dwight,
music by J. L. Seymour; vocal se.
| PHotostat) 240). 2 ic. Oct: 22; 1928:
D 27884; John Laurence Seymour,
Sacramento, Calif. 21383
In the steps of Christ I follow; hymn,
words by Oliver Murray Edwards,
music by Charles H. Gabriel; mixed
voices. Syracuse, N. Y., Oliver mu-
sic co. 4to. © Sept. 22, 1928; 2 «.
Oct. 1; E 698987; Oliver M. Ed-
wards, Syracuse, N. Y. 21384
In the time of roses; music by Louise
Reichardt, arr. by Harry Gilbert;
female voices. 4to. © Oct. 18,
1928; 2 c. Oct. 19; E—U. S. pub. 45;
G. Ricordi & co., inc., New York.
21385
21396
In the woodlands; a miniature suite,
by Carl Busch; orch., full se. and
pts. 1. To a columbine. [8 others]
© Aug. 25, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 4; B
699724; Henry T. Fitz-Simons, Chi-
cago. 21386
In vain; words and music by Joe Dar-
cey, Lou Herscher and Perry Alex-
ander, arr. by Joseph M. Weiss; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Oct. 13, 1928;
2 c. Oct. 15; E 698921; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
21387
In Zamboango; words and musie by
B. L. Dobbins. [Words and melody
only] ©1ce. Oct. 19, 1928; E U. S.
unpub. 422; Bertha Lillian Miner
Dobbins, San Antonio. 21388
India, my mother India; words and
music by H. C. Chivington. © 1.
Oct. 1, 1928; E 1000; Harold Conway
Chivington, Denver. 21389
Indian suite; based on tribal themes
of the American Indians, collected,
arr. and transcribed by Alfred Po-
chon; string quartet. 1. Weapon
song. [5 others.] © Aug. 16, 1928;
2 ec. Oct. 3; E 699621; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 21390
Instrumental music for school wor-
ship ; 33 pieces, together with service
responses, selected, arr. or composed
by E. S. Barnes; pf. Philadelphia,
Pa., Presbyterian board of Christian
education. © Oct. 18, 1928; 2 ec.
Oct. 22; E 699996; Edward Shippen
Barnes, Philadelphia. 21391
Intimités ; poésie et musique de L. Du-
ran, op. 37, no. 1-4. 1. Devotion
[and 8 others] © Aug. 15, 1928;
1 e@. Sept. 5, 1 ec. Oct. 17; E—U. S.
pub. 62; Léo Duran, Lyon, France.
21392
Intrada; by James Brown, of Great
Britain; violin, with pf. ace.. ©
OctiilG,; 1928s 1c.) Ock: 224 Eahor.
404; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London.
213938
Invocation profane ; par Maurice Pesse,
of France; orch., avec pf. direction.
© duly 25). 1927) ev Aus “ia? B
669532; H. Benjamin, Paris. 21394
Ione; words by Sidney D. Mitchell,
music by Lew Pollack. © Oct. 13,
1925 '> 2 .e.. Oct: Gs Hew. Ss pub. 27 ;
Sage pub. corp., New York. 213895
Iris; by Otto Pfefferkorn, arr. by
Edouard Hesselberg; pf., 4 hands.
© .Oct.> 18, 719285,-2¢. Oct. 20; >. E
699979; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 21396
1107
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21397
Iris; tango de concert, by Norman
Henderson, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Sept. 28, 1928; 1 « Oct. 6; E—For.
475; Chappell & co., Itd., London.
21397
Irish ballad; Maire, my girl; by George
Aitken, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Oct. 5, 1928; 1 «& Oct. 11; E—For.
479; Chappell & co., Itd., London.
21398.
irish blue eyes: words and music by
H. A. Scott. [Words and melody
onby |: ©: 1 © Oct..1%, 1928 Baw
unpub. 332; Hadassah A. Seott,
Saltsburg, Pa. bP R21 399
Trish (An) prelude: by Hamilton
Harty, of Great Britain; violoncello,
with pf. acc.. © Oct. 9, 1928; 1 «¢.
Oct. 24: E For. 449; Schott & Go.,
ltd., London. 21400
It ain’t that I minds, really; comedy
fox-trot, words and music by- Hdith
Taylor, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech.
[Staff and tonic scl-fa notations]. ©
Suly.:9, 1928¢ 71 > ¢.dumeo Ze: Beivor.
237: British music pub. co., London.
21401
came upon the midnight clear;
Christmas, quartet or cho., words by
Edmund H. Sears, music by R. W.
Martin, 4-pt. arrangement by Marion
Mcore; male voices. 4to. © Oct. 11,
1928 ; 2 ¢. Oct. 15; E—U. S. pub. 141;
J. A. Parks co., York, Neb. 21402
i
It goes like this; fox trot, lyric by
Irving Caesar, music by Cliff Friend,
arr. by Adolph Deutsch; orch. ©
Oet.. 8; 1928 : 2) ec. Ocet.9 : H698856 ;
Leo Feist, ine., New York. 21403
It goes like this, that funny melody;
fox trot, lyric by Irving Caesar,
music by Cliff Friend, organ arr. by
Walter C. Simon; pf. or organ. ©
Oct. 8, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 9; E 698852;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 21404
It goes like this, that funny melody:
musical novelty, lyric by Irving
Caesar, music by Cliff Friend, com-
piled and ed. by L. Wolfe Gilbert ;
special organ transcription. © Sept.
25, 1928; 2 ¢c. Sept. 28; EH 698766;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 21405.
It’s a pleasure; words by Jack Yellen,
music by Milton Ager; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © Sept. 28, 1928; 2 ec.
Sept. 29; E 698757; Ager, Yellen &
Bornstein, inc., New York. 21406
pt.10, Bosse
It’s Al. Smith; words and music by
D. B. DeWaltoff. ©) Oct. 5, 1928;
2 c. Oct. 6; E 699743; Dayve B. De-
Waltoff. Brooklyn. 21407
It’s in your own handwriting; words
and music by L. Baker. © Oct. 25,
1928; 2 ec. Oct. .29; BE—DU. S..pub-
158; Lyman Baker, Morley, Mich.
- 21408
It’s just a business with us; words by
Vic Seydel [i. e. L. Victor Seydel,
jr.], music by Dick Riley; pf. ©l1c.
Oct. 12, 1928. EU. SS; unpub. io5 -
L. Victor Seydel, jr.. Grand Rapids,
Mich. 21409
It’s tight like that; words and music
by Lemon Jefferson. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 18, 1928;
H OU. S. unpub. 388; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 21410
It’s too late to be sorry; words and
music by L. De Turk; pf. © 1 «.
Oct. 10, 1928; EU: S? unpub F222 5
Le Roy De Turk, Cincinnati. 23411
It’s your time of the day to me; words
and music by A. B. Clark. © Sept.
19, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 24; E 698791;
Annie Brennand Clark, Fort Davis, -
Tex. 21412
It was a lover and his lass; from As
you like it, words by Shakespeare,
music by Thomas Morley, arr. by
Healey Willan, of Canada. © Sept.
21,°1928; 1 «& Sept. 10: Ho Weretisas;
Frederick Harris co., London. 21413
It. was easy to learn to love you;
words and music by H. A. Smith.
[Words and melody only] © i ec.
Oct. ‘9,.1928; E U. S. unpub. 15%;
Harold Alroy Smith, Buffalo. 21414
It was love and not the nails; words
and music by J. E. Moore. © Aug.
1, 1928; 2c. Oct. 2: E 699644; John
E. Moore, Huntington Park, Calif.
21415
It was you dear, I’ve wanted always;
words by F. Ellison, music by Henry
Ellison. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 9, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
101; Francis Ellison, Wakefield,
Mass. 21416
Isan mpn Boucry (Iwan pry-woisku) ;
polka, by George Apolsky ; 1st violin.
© 1c. Oct. 1, 1928; E 1007 ;-Apolsky
& Bukantis music ¢o., Detroit.
21417
T1108
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
SS
Ja damals in der guten alten zeit ; fox-
trott, worte von Friedrich Schwarz,
musik von Hans May, of Germany.
OP sept: 15, °1928';' 1 e.' Oct’. 25; B
For. 433; Ernst Eulenburg, Leipzig.
21418
Jackdaw (The) ; unison song, words bY
W. Cowper from the Latin of Vin-
cent Bourne, music by F. W. Wadely,
ot Great Britain. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Oct. 15,
tees 2 C. Oct. ft: EH For: 257; No-
vello & e@o., ltd., London. 21419
Jacobson (Maurice) Five desecants to
popular tunes; arr. by M. Jacobson,
of Great Britain. 4to. Cradle-song.
[5 others] © Oct. 1, 1928: 1 ec. Sept.
29: E For. 121; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London. 21420
Jane; words by G. McPherson, music
by David Rved. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1928;
EK U. S. unpub. 411; G. McPherson,
Revelstake, B. C., Canada. 21421
Jasper Taylor’s blues; words by J. M.
Williams and J. Taylor, music by E.
Heywood and J. Taylor. [Chords,
single staff] © 1c. Sept. 22, 1928;
E 704839 ; State street music pub. co.,
ine., Chicago.
Jeannine I dream of lilac time; waltz,
by Nathaniel Shilkret, arr. by O.
Sciacca; band. obl. 32m0. © Oct.
8, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 9; E 698851; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 21423
Jeune femme en toilette de soirée; pas-
tel, par R. Ch. Martin, of France, op.
161, no. 3; violon et pf. © Sept. 20,
92a ise7 Oct. 12.;,.E Eor. 357,:; Du-
rand et cie., Paris. 21424
Jewish (The) song book; services for
Sabbath, the three festivals, high
holidays and songs and hymns, com-
posed and arr. by A. Z. Idelsohn;
unison congregational singing, choir
and solo, with organ or pf. acc. ©
sept. 18, 1928; 2. c.. Sept.. 21; aff.
Sept. 20; A 1054432; Abraham Zevi
Idelsohn, Cincinnati. 21425
John Bull; selected, transcribed and
ed. from the MSS. by Margaret H.
Glyn, of Great Britain; pf. v.2. ©
Oct. 8, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 9; E For. 284:
Stainer & Bell, Itd.. London. 21426
Jolie fileuse; par J. Creus, of France;
orch., avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Aug.’ 25, 1928: 2 ¢. Oct. '1:..H For.
89; José Creus, Sartrouville, France.
21427
21422 |
21437
Jolly (The) coppersmith; character-
istic novelty march, by C. Peter,
arr. by M. L. Lake; band, with con-
ductor. 4to. '© July..9, 1928: 2 «.
Oct. 3; E 699597; Carl Fischer, inc..
New York. 21428
Jolly Jim; by Roland J. Le Mieux:
ten. banjo. © Oct. 8, 1928; 2 c¢. Oct.
10; E 698828; Don Santos, Roches-
ter, Nui: X. 21429
Jolly (The) old days gone by; words
and music by James Walsh, of
Great Britain; pf. acc., with banju-
lele banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin
D. Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Oct. 2, 1928; 1 « Oct.
3; EH For. 173; B. Feldman & _co.,
London. 21430
Jolly (A) trip to musie land; child's
very first p’ano book, by Leslie Fair-
child. © Oct. 18, 1928; 2 ¢. and aff.
Oct. 22; A U. S. 1419; Forster mnu-
sic publisher, inc., Chicago. 21431
Joosta like Babe-a-da Ruth; words and
music by James Kendis. New York.
Mills. music, ine. © Sept. 15, 1928;
2c. Oct. 8; E. 699748; Jack Mills,
ine., New York. 21432
Jou m’en bau ent’? au mareat (Je m’en
vais jusqu’au marché); chanson
populaire des landes, adaptation
par René de Castéra, of France;
cheeur 4 voix mixtes, sans ace. 4to.
© Sept. 20,-1928; 1 c. Oct. 12; E
For. 336; Rouart, Lerolle et cie..
Paris. 21433
Joy to the world; Christmas fantasia
on Antioch, by Edwin H. Lemare,
of Great Britain, domiciled at Chat-
tanooga, op. 164; organ. © Oct. 9,
1928; 2 c. Oct. 20; E 699963; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 21434
Joy to the world; 3 pt. cho., Christ-
mas hymn-anthem, words by Isaac
Watts, music by Eduardo Marzo:
women’s voices, organ ace. 4to. ©
Oct. 16, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 17; E 698951 ;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 21435
Jubilate Deo; music by Carroll Ely;
mixed voices; organ ace. 4to. ©
Oct. 17, 1928; 2c. Oct. 18; E 699893 ;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 21436
Judy; lyrics by Jacques Murray, mu-
sic by Pierre Norman. [Words and
melody only] © 1 «© Oct. 17, 1928:
E U.S. unpub. 404; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc., New York. 21437
1109
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21438
pt..1i, 0..S.,N.20
Junge tinze; ein neues leichtes kla-
vierbuch, von Leo Artok, of Ger-
many, op. 77. © Sept. 20, 1928; 1 «¢.
Sept. 24; E For. 285; B. Schott’s
sOhne, Mainz. 214388
Just a chord from a broken melody;
words and melody by L. F. Sweet,
arr. and se. by F. Gibbs. 1. Song.—
2) Pr. “Or ce. Oct. 4, 19285 hws.
unpub. 87; Louis Ford Sweet, To-
peka, Kan. and Floyd Gibbs, Lin-
coln, Neb. 21439
Just a little car; waltz song, by Ro-
land J. Le Mieux; ten. banjo. ©
Oct. 15, 1928 ; 2 c. Oct. 17; E 698919 ;
Don Santos, Rochester, N. Y. 21440
Just a little log house on Broadway;
words and music by H. Towne.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 29, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 681;
Hattie Towne, Waupun, Wis. 21441
Just a little sunshine and a smile;
fox-trot, music by A. Baylie. ,[Mel-
ody only] © 1. Oct. 22, 1928; E
U. S. unpub. 471; Andrew Baylie,
Chicago.
Just a playmate; words by F. B.
Wright, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 29, 1928; E 1054; Florence B.
Wr ght, Victor, N. Y. 21443
Just a sweetheart: words and music
by Nat Shilkret. Josef Pasternack
and Dave Dreyer; pf. acc. with uku-
lele or banjulele banjo. © Oct. 23,
1928; 2c. Oct. 24; E U.S. pub. 93;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
21444
Just a sweetheart; words by Dave
Dreyer and Ballard Macdonald,
music by Nat Shilkret and Josef
Pasternack. [Words and melody
only} © 1 ce. Oche21928); 1. U.S.
unpub. 1091; Irving Berlin, ince.,
New York. 21445
Just another broken heart: words by
M. J. Miller, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 24, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 531;
Mary Janett Miller, Staunton, Va.
21446
Just call on me; words by A. Hovan,
music by Dav'd Reed. © Oct. 17,
1928; 2 ¢. Oct. 19; E 699912; Andrew
Hovan, Youngstown, Pa. 21447
Just for a-while; words by EH. Valiant,
music by Matthew Romano. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Oct. 30,
1928; E—U. S. unpub. 734; Emil
Valiant, Camden, N. J. 21448
21442 —
Just like a painting; words by C. BK.
Grapewin, music by Lenore Killian.
© 1c. Oct. 23, 1928 ;, E—U. S. unpub.
520; Charles E. Grapewin, Los
Angeles. 21449
Just my broken dreams; words and
music by Chummie Keating [pseud.
of Ralph Keating] [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 24, 1928;
EK. U. S. unpub. 242; Ralph Whelan
Mitchell Keating, Los Altos, Calif.
21450
Just one more day; lyries by David
Halpern, music by Burton I. Levy.
[Words and melody. only] ©1«.
Oct. 30, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 722;
Remick music corp., New York.
21451
Just say for me; lyric by J. Kline,
music by Len Gray. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 8, 1928;
E U.S. unpub. 70; Jud Kline, New
York. 21452
Just two; words and music by. R. P.
Meany, of Spain, domiciled at New
York. [Words and melody only] ©
1 c. Oct. 17, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
351; Raymond P. Meany, New York.
214538
Just watch Tillie—she’ll get by! and
how! fox trot, words by O. L. Hub-
bert, music by O. L. Hubbert and
Ernest Hubbert; pf. acc., with uku-
lele arr. by E. Hubbert. © 1c. Nov.
1, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 779; Ollie
Lee Hubbert, Los Angeles. 21454
Just we two; words and muse by
Oscar Spano, arr. by Vandexter’s
academy of music. © 1 ec. Oct. 29,
1928; E—U. S. unpub. 676; Oscar
Philip Spano, Fresno, Calif. 21455
Just why; words and music by C.
Bone. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Oct. 23, 1928; E—U. S. unpub.
518; Carroll Bone, Long Beach,
Calif. 21456
Just you and I; by J. Porto: pr. ©
1 ce. Sept. 29, 1928; E 1019; Johnny
Porto, Brooklyn. 21457
Just you and I; music by B. Fomeen
and Jack Press, both of Russia,
domiciled at New York; pf. ©1c.
Oct. 30, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 727;
Basil N. Fomeen, New York. 21458
Just you and me what a combination
we'd be; words by Charles Tobias and
Harry Tobias, music by Al Sherman.
© Oct. 2, 1928; 2c. Oct. 83; BE 699647 ;
Irving Berlin, inec., New York.
21459
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no. 10, 1928
21478
Kalima waltz; adapted by Frank
Ferera; pt., with ukulele arr. by
May NSinghi Breen. (ii Frank
Ferera’s Hawaiian melodies) ©
Supt. 24, 1924; 2 c. Oct. 1, 1928; EB
698842 ; Forster music publisher, inc.,
Chicago. 21460
Kammermusik nr. 5; fiir solo-bratsche
und grésseres kammerorchcster von
Paul Hindemith, of Germany, op. 36
nr. 4. klavierauszug von Franz
Willms, of Germany. © Sept. 20,
1928; 1 ¢. Sept. 24; EH—For. 292;
B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz, Germany.
21461
Kannst du mir verzeihen; valse boston,
text von Karl Farkas, musik von
Egon Neumann, of Austra. © July
oe, te2s: 1 c. Aug.) 8;( HE For. 213;
Wiener musikverlag (Inhaber Otto
Erich), Vienna. 21462)
Kannst du mir verzeih’n dass ich dich
liebe; valse boston, von Egon Neu-
mann, arr. von Franz: Eber, both of
Busiria. ~~ Salonorch., ‘(mit jazz,
klavier-kondukteur u. text. 4to. ©
Aug. 6, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 22; E For.
190; Wiener musik-verlag (Inhaber
Otto Hirich), Vienna. 21463
Kapena ;, words and music by Chas.
BE. K ng. ©1e. Oct. 29, 1928; EB
U. S. unpub. 667; Frances H. King,
Honolulu. 21464
Kappa sig (A) for sure; words and
music by Harold M. Page and T. F.
Shea. © Oct. 3, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 5;
E 699763; Thomas F. Shea, Tulsa,
Okl. 21465
Kappa sigma’s sweetheart; words and
music by T. F. Shea. 5th ed. 1st
waltz ed. © Oct. 3, 1928; 2 ¢ Oct.
5; E 699764; Thomas F. Shea, Tulsa,
Okl. 21466
Kashmiri moon; words by Mitchell
Parish, music by Harold Dixon; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Supt. 4, 1928;
2c. Oct. 8; E 699750; Gotham niusic
service, inc., New York. 21467
Kaugumini; lied u. stomp, worte von
Peter Herz, musik von Egon Neu-
mann, arr. von Franz Eber, both of
Austria; salonorch. mit jazz. Ato.
© Aug. 8, 1928; 1 ce. Aug. 22; E For.
191; Wiener operetten-verlag, g. m
b. h., Vienna. 21468
Kawaihu; waltz, adapted by Frank
Ferera; pf., with ukulele arr. by |
May Singhi Breen. (In Frank
Ferera’s Hawaiian melodies) ©
~
Sept. 24, 1924; 2. ¢c. Oct. 1, 1928; E
698836 ; Forster music publisher, inc.,
Chicago. 21469
Keep a knockin’ an’ you can’t get in;
words and music by J-mmy Wig-
gins. [Words and melody ouly|] ©
1 @. Oct. 25, 1928; E—U. S. unpub.
570; Chicago music pub. co., inc.,
Chicago. 21470
Keep smiling; words by T. Fitzgerald,
music by Burrell Van Buren.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 27, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 643;
Thomas Fitzgerald, Milford, N. H.
21471
Kentuckey [!] (The) blues; words and
music by W. Brown. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 16, 1928;
E U. S. unpub. 281; Walter Brown,
New York. 21472
Kickin’ the cat; by Joe Venuti and
Hddie Lang, ed. by Tom Satterfield;
violin w.th pf. ace. © Oct. 12,
1928; 2c. Oct. 15; E U.S. pub. 24;
Rebbins musie corp., New York.
21473
Kid’s fox trot:. words and music by
William Nielsen. © 1 c. Oct. 26,
1928; H—U. S. unpub. 602; Wm.
Nielsen, Weston, Id. 21474
Kiss me again; from Mile. Modiste, by
Victor Herbert, arr. by Ben Ve-
reecken ; duet arr. for B flat trumpet
or B flat cornet, clarinet, or saxo-
phone, trombone or barivone, EH flat
alto saxophone or E flat clarinet,
C melody saxophone, bass trombone,
baritone or cello or bass C melody
saxophone, with pf. ace. © Aug.
11,.1828*"2 ¢. Oct. 3; EH’ 699618 3M.
W:.tmark & sons, New York. 21475
Kitty; waltz, by Katherine Brooks;
melody, with pf. acc.; with varia-
tion for pf. ©1c. Oct. 3, 1928; E
U.- S. ‘unpub. 1129; ‘Katherine 8S.
Brooks, Louisville. 21476
Kleine frau sei lieb zu mir; worte von
Fritz Rotter, musik von Anton
Profes, of Germany, klaviersatz von
Willy Geisler, of Germany. © Sept.
15, 1928; foes Oct! 25> Wor? 432);
Ernst Eulenburg, Leipz g. 21477
Knotting (The) song; . words by
Charles Sedley, music by Henry
Pureell, arr. by Healey Willan, of
Canada. © Sept. 21, 1928; 1 c. Sept.
17; E For. 156;. Frederick Harris
co., London. 21478
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21479
pt. GT, ns. yas
Kobold tanz; by Zeiner, arr. by Wil-
liam Taylor; pf.
Ze. Sept. Li;
Hasey, Boston.
EK 698480; W. B.
21479
words
© ¢:
U.S. unpub. 753 ;
21480
Ko6nig Mydas; ouverture, v. R. Hilen-
berg, arr. v. Leopold Weninger, of
Austria; orch., mit pf.-organ direc-
tion. © Sept. 6, 1928: 1 c. Sept. 25;
EH For. 54; Anton J. Benjamin, Leip-
zig. 21481
Kock-eyed kats; novelty song,
and music by Idah Waite.
Oct. 30, 1928; E
Ida F. Waite, Pasadena.
Kokomo blues; words and music by
S. Blackwell and J. M. Williams.
[Chords, single staff] © 1 ¢. Sept.
22, 1928; E 704836; State street music
pub. c¢o., ine., Chicago. 21482
Kol nidrei; Hebrew melody, based on
the version cf Max Bruch, arr. by M.
L. Lake; full band, with conductor.
4to. © July 9, 1928; 2c. Oct. 8: EH
699596; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 21483 -
Komm’, O komm’, Geselle mein; von
de la Hale, bearb. ‘von Bruno Lei-
pold, of Germany, op. 219; mian-
nerchor. 4to. © Oct. 1, 1928; 1 ec.
Oct. 16; EH For. 309; Robert Forberg,
Leipzig. 21484
Konzert fur orgel und kammerorches-
ter; von Paul Hindemith, of Ger-
many, op. 46, nr. 2. Partitur.' ©
Sept. 20, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 24: E For.
300; B. Schott’s s6hne, Mainz.
| 21485:
Kkorestchenko (—-) Scherzo; arr. by
Edwin Arthur Kraft; organ. ©
Oct. 3, 1928; 2 ce. Oct. 5; E 699688 ;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 21486
Kosatzki; by Jack Teitelbaum, arr. by
Henri Weber; orch., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Oct. 20, 1928; 2 ¢.
Oct. 22; E U. S. pub. 16; Belwin,
inc., New York. 21487
Krazy kat; by Frank Trumbauer and
Chauncey E. Morehouse; BH flat alto
saxophone with pf. ace. © Oct. 29,
1928; 2 e. Oct. 30; E—U. S. pub.
201; Robbins music corp., New York.
21488
Kris Kringle; a Christmas gift, read-
ing with musical ace., words by
Thomas Bayley Aldrich, music by
Frieda Peycke; pf. © Aug. 20,
1928; 2 c. Oct. 3; E 698997 ; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 21489:
© Sept. 7, 1928; .
Kuss (Hin) ist doch noch lange keine
hochzeit; fox trot, aus Fraulein
mama, text von Richard Kessler,
musik yon Hugo Hirsch, bearb. von
Franz Grothe, both of Germany. ©
July 2, 1928; 1. ¢c. Aug. 2208) hor.
267; Drei masken verlag, a. g.,
Berlin. | ” 21490
Kuu lei 4444+; words by C. E. King,
music by C. E. King and B. Moss-
nan. © 1 e. Oct. 29, 1928; H—U.
S. unpub. 666; Chas. EH. King and
Bina Mossman, Honolulu. 21491
Ladron— 7? Argentine tango, by Carlos
Cobian. arr. by Bob Ricketts; oreh.
4to. © Oct. 10, 1928; 2 © Oct. 11;
HK 689809; Edward B. Marks music
co., New York. 21492
Lady fingers; piano fantasy, by. Jack
Glogau and Joe Zimmerman; pf. -©
Aug. 31, 1928; 2 ce. Sept. 1; EH 699251;
Al. Piantadosi, New York. 21493
Lady in the moon; words and: music
by D. Jenkins. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Oct. 31, 1928; E—U. S.
unpub. 755; Dick Jenkins, Cincin-
nati. 21494
Lady Lindy; words and music by A.
Medwig. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 15, 1928; E-U. S. unpub.
246; Alice Medwig, Stony Brook,
ok NEY 21495
Lady (The) of the terrace; musical
comedy in 2 acts, book and lyrics by
Clare M. Grubb, musie by Arthur A.
Penn, of Great Britain, domiciled
at Block Island, “a fo eviecsrasc.
4to. © June 30, 1928: 2 c. Aug. 6;
D 273848: Willis musie co., Cincin-
nati. 21496
Lalo (Edouard Victor Antoine) ‘Tris-
tesse; arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; pour violoncelle solo ou
violon et orch. avec pf. conducteur
et 1° violino conducteur. 4to. ©
June 20, 1928; 1c. July 3; E 697158 ;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 21497
Lamp (The) of Alladin; fox trot,
words and music by Art Gillham.
Fred Johnson and Bill Kennedy; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by Sonny
Kahauwa. © Oct. 13, 1928; 2 c.
Oct. 11; E 699819; Triangle music
pub. co., ine... New York. 21498
Land o’lakes ; words and music by Mrs.
Philip Larson, arr. by Bernice Dick-
erman. © July 2, 1928; 2 ec. Sept.
17; E 699560; Land o’ lakes cream-
eries, inc., Minneapolis. 21499
1112 2
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
u0. 10, 1928 ©
Land' of a million smiles; lyrics and
melody by C. H. Taylor, arr. by
Chas. L. Johnson. [Jn The Kansas
©ity southern magazine. v. 1, no. 5,
Sept. 1928] © Sept. 20, 1928; 2 ec.
Oct. 2; E 698808; Cecil H. Taylor,
Kansas City, Mo. 21500
Land (The) of the midhight sun; ci-
nema incidental, by Hdgar Martell,
of Great Britain; orch. by Eric
M2reo, of Great Britain; orch., with
pf. conductor. © Mar. 22, 1928; 1 ¢.
Oct. 12; E For. 417; Bosworth &
co., Leipzig. 21501
Largo; from New world symphony, by
Anton Dvorak, op. 95, orch. by Frank
Louis Taylor, of Great Britain;
oreh., with pf. conductor. © Feb.
iietoos 4c. Oct: 155) For..261 ;
Alfred Lengnick & co., itd., London.
21502
Last (The) of my souvenirs; words
and musie by Jack Frost [pseud. of
Harold G. Frost]; pf. ace. with
ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. © Aug.
16, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 8; E 699755; Mills
music, inc., New York. 21503
Latin eyes; English text by L. D.
Ward, Italian text and music by U.
Sistarelli, of Italy, domiciled at Los
Angeles. 4to. [Photostat] ©
Sept. 11, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 8; E 699801 ;
Umberto Sistarelli, Los Angeles.
21504
Lavender blooms; words by Sterling
PeeBuneh,-music' by P.-P.. Bunch.
Svo. © Sept. 20, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 2;
KE 699638; Pearl Parsons Bunch,
Springtown, Tex. 21505
Lazy clouds; lyrics by David Halpern,
music by Burton I. Levy. [Words
and melody only]
1928; E—U. 8. unpub. 723; Remick
music corp., New York. 21506
Lazy levee loungers; words and music
by Willard Robison. © 1c. Oct. 9,
1928: E U. S. unpub. 93; Irving Ber-
lin, inc., New York. 21507
Lazy mama; words and musié@é by Al
Gifford and Len. Gray. © Oct. 5,
1928 ; 2 c. Oct. 31; E—U. S. pub. 244;
Clarence Williams: music pub. ¢0.,
inc., New York. 21508
Lead kindly light; march, by W.
Broughton; band, with solo cornet
conductor. 4to. © Aug. 17, 1928;
© 1 &. Oct. 30, |
21519
2c. Aug. 21; E 698205; Salvation
army national headquarters, New
York. 21509
Leap year’s waltz; by M. K. Ejlersen:;
mt; © Ase. -Octz.15,.1923 3 H—U..S.
unpub. 264; Marius K. Hjlersen,
Minden, Neb. 21510
Lecons d’ harmonie; des éléves ayant
remporté le premier prix aux Con-
cours des classes dharmonie, par
M. Raymond Pech, et al, of France.
Année 1928. 4to. © Sept. 20, 1928;
1 ec. Oct. 12; E For. 368; Heugel,
Paris. 21511
Legend of Israel: pt.-song, words by
Louis Untermeyer, music by Franz
C. Bornschein; women’s voices. ©
Oct. 10, 1928 ; 2 ec. Oct. 12; E 698848 ;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 21512
Legend of the cardinal; Indian mel-
ody, by Janie Alexander Patterson;
pf. ©1e. Oct. 30, 1928; E—U. S.
unpub. 713; ‘Janie Patterson Wag-
oner, Concord, N. C. 21513
Lemaire (Hdwin H.) Andantino ;
transcribed by Rudy Wiedoeft; E
tlat alto saxophone, with pf. aec.
One. 115" 19282 2c. Oct Age
698884; Robbins music corp., New
York. 21514
Nocturne ; from Andantino, words
by J. Lilian Vandevere, arr. by
Gladys Pitcher; sop., alto and bass.
Ato, ' © Oct, 4, 1928; 2c, ‘Oct. 25;
EU. SS: pub. 129.;:C. C. Birechard &
co., Boston. ZA5I5
Lemkowske wesilla; by P. Humeniuk.
[Melody only] ©1c. Oct. 23, 1928;
H—U. S. unpub. 521; Paul Humen-
iuk, New York. 21516
Lend me your eyes, pretty baby; words
by Alfred Bryan, music by Al. Sher-
man; pf. and ukulele acc. © Oct.
10.) 1928: 2 ¢. Oct... 125° He oossal:
Forster music publisher, ine., Chi-
cago. (21517
Lenora; waltz song, words by L.
Wolfe Gilbert, music by Hugo Ries-
enfeld; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by May Singhi Breen. © Sept. 29,
1928: 2 e Oct. 2; E 699655; Leo
Feist, ine.. New York. 21518
Leoncavallo (Ruggiero) The clown;
vesti la giubba, chorus from Pagli-
acci, words by Gilbert Purcell, music
arr. by Richard Kountz; mixed
voices. 4to. © Oct. 15, 1928; 2 «.
Oct. 20; E 699937; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 21519
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21520
Leonéavallo (Ruggiero )—Continued.
The clown; vesti la giubba, from
Pag iacci, words by Gilbert Purcell,
music arr. by Richard Kountz. 4io.
1. Sop., alto and bar—2. Four-pt.
song, men’s voices. © Oct. 15, 1928;
2 c. each Oct. 19; E 699930, 699931 ;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
21520, 21521
Lertich pub. ‘co. Seven hot melody
secrets; a method of improvising
melodies; . violin, clarinet, saxo-
phone, cornet, trumpet, trombone,
bass and banjo. 2nd ed. 4to. ©
Sept. 26, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 29;
A 1055846; Lertich pub. co., Pitts-
burgh. 21522
Lest we forget cur emblem; words by
L. S. Cra‘tg, music by Burrell Van
Buren. Limestone, Pa... Craig mu-
sic house. . © Oct. 16, 1928:. 2 «.
Oct. 19: E 699918 ; Love Sloan Craig,
Limestone, Penn. 2 245235
Let lions roar; words by Charles O.
Roos, music by Rilla Fuller Hesse;
med. voice, in E flat. © Sept.. 7,
1928; 2 @€ Oet. 3; EH 699602; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 21524
Let m2 ke your sweetheart ; words and
music by H. A. Smith. [Words and
melody only] © 1 e. Oct. 23, 1928;
E U. 8S. unpub. 487; Harold Alroy
Smith, Buffalo. 21525
Let’s all sing the lard song; from
Three cheers, words and music by
Leslie Sarony, American version by
Anne Caldwell; pf. and ukulele ace.
©’ Oct: 22, 1928602 Oct 24-0
U. S. pub. 83; T. B. Harms co., New
York. 21526
Lei’s be merry; by George P. Hulten;
pf. © Oct. 16, 1928; 2 © Oct. 29;
E—U. S. pub. 177; Belwin, inc., New
York. 21527
Let’s do it, let’s fall in love; from
Paris, words and music by Cole
Porter: pf. and ukulele acc. © Oct.
13, 1928; 2 e. Oct. 16; EB 698968;
Harms, ine., New York. 21528
Let us live in our tomorrow ; words by
BK. B. Dibble, music by Burrell Van
3uren. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ¢. Oct. 27, 1928; E—U. S. unpub.
644; Ethel Bernice Dibble, New
Smyrna, Fla. 21529
Liberty; by Hershal Brown. arr. by
Irene Spain. [Melody only] ©1e.
May 31, 1928: EH. 691971; Polk. C.
S$rockman, Atlanta. 21530
pt. 111, 0. s., v. 23
Liebeslieder; nach ostjiidischen yelks-
liedtexten, musik von Wilheln
Grosz, of Austria, op. 22. zweite
frlge, 1. Dine’ wanelerna te
others] © June 8, 1928; 1 c Aug.
Universal edition
21531
Lieder vom leben; sechs gedichte you
Ruth Schatimann, musik von Joseph
S: BY Bor. 200
actiengesellschaft, Vienna.
Haas, of Germany, cp. 76: hohe
singstimme. © Sept. 20, 1928; i e.
Sept. 24; E For. 288; B. Schott’s
sOhne, Mainz. 21532
Life; words and music by L. Kazake-
wich. [Words and melody only] ©
1 e.. Oct. 17, 1928:. ER oe) a
335; Leon Kazakewich, Torrington,
Conn. 21533
Life, like a snowflake; words and mu-
sic by C. B. Shafer. © 1 ¢. Oct.\30,
1928: E—U. S. unpub. 717; Chris-
tena Bothast Shafer, Union City,
Ind. ‘ 21534
Life’s joys; words by Eleanor A. Chaf-
fee, music by Oley Speaks ; low voice.
© .Oct. ..9,..19284 Zee Oeeetae. HH
699833 ; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
21535
Life’s joys; 4-pt. cho., words - by
Eleanor A. Chaffee, music by Oley
Speaks, arr. by Carl Deis; men’s
voices. 4to. © Oct. 20)-1928; 2 c.
Oct. 25; E—U. S. pub. 200; G. Schir-
mer, ine., New York. 21536
Life’s sunshine; words and music by
H. P. Nissen. [Photostat] © 1 e.
Oct: 8, 1928; BE Wo) 8S. tropes
Harry Petersen Nissen, Oakland.
Calif. 21537
Lily Ann; lyrics by Sam Zisman, mu-
sic by P. BE. Saltman. © 1 e. Oct.
19, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 425; Philip
Earl Saltman, Revere, Mass. 21538
Lily dear; words and musie by J.
Brandfonbrenner. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 e. Oct. 2, 1928; E
1040 ; Joseph Brandfonbrenner,
Brooklyn. 215389
Lingering in the moonlight: words by
H. A. Fairley. music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Sept. 22, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 239;
Hele A. Fairley, Peck, Id. 21540
Liszt (Franz) Four modern classics
for string orchestra; by F. Liszt and
others, transeribed by Franz C.
Bornschein. 1. Consolation. [8
others] © Sept. 21, 1928; 2 ec. Oct.
10; E 698870; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 21541
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
Lithuanian dance folio; collection of
the most popular Lithuanian pieces,
arr. and compiled by Louis Vitak;
pf., and pf. with words. © Oct. 20,
1928; 2 c. Oct. 26; E—U. S. pub
122; Vitak-Elsnic co., Chicago.
21542
Little blind tot’s wish; words and mel-
ody by J. BE. Langlois, acc. by
Charles O. Dion, rev. Fr. Labonté.
©1c. Sept. 19, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
1064; Joseph Elisha Langlois, Attle-
boro, Mass. 21543
Little blinky baby; words and music
by R. Wragg. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1928;
KU. ~S. unpub. 594: —Russell
Wragg, New York. 21544
Little (A) boat song; by /Clayton
Johns; pf. © Sept. 28, 1928; 2 c.
Oct. 10; E 698869; Oliver Ditson co..
Boston. 21545
Little girl: by Charlie B. Watkins,
arr. by Irene Spain. - [Melody only]
Cy 1 co May 31;. 1928; BH 691969;
Polk C. Brockman, Atlanta. 21546
Little girl with the wooden shoes;
Holland, by L. Leslie Loth; pt. ©
Oct. 9, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 11; E 699946 ;
John Church co., Cincinnati. 21547
Little girlie mine; fox-trot, words by
R. C. Dillmore, music by Herbert
W. Weymann and Harry M. Taylor.
iC sent. 619 1928: 2 ce. Oct. 24;
E—U. S. pub. 78; Richard C. Dill-
more, Philadelphia. 21548
Little (The) gray bouse on the hill;
words by Mrs. Earl Whiteoak, music
by Neil Navarre. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Aug. 20, 1928;
2c. Aug. 27; E 699900; Anna Hayek
Whiteoak, Zimmerman, Minn.
21549
Little grey mother; words and music
by I. M. Faulkner, of Canada; male
voices. © 1c. Oct. 4, 1928: E U.S.
unpub. 1137; Ida May Faulkner,
Vancouver, B. C., Canada. 21550
Little (The) Jappee flapper maid;
lyric by E. P. Lloyd, melody by H. R.
Wood; pf. acc. © 1 c¢. music Sept.
6, 1928, 1 c. words Oct. 11; E 704999 ;
Edna Parker Lloyd and Harry R.
Wood, New York. 2Voo 1
Little orphan Annie; words by Gus
Kahn, music by Joe Sanders; pf.
acc., with ukulele or banjulele banjo
arr. by May Singhi Breen. © Oct.
18; 1928; ‘2 ee. Oct... 196) 21.699926 ;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
21552
21563
Little (The) red lark; words anon., set
to Trish melody, arr. by Healy Wil-
lan, of Canada. © Sept. 21, 1928;
1c. Sept. 17; E For. 259; Frederick
Harris co., London. Z2aDe
Little road to Kerry ; words by Charles
O. Roos, music by Charles Wake-
field Cadman. 1. High voice, in G.—
2. Low voice, in E flat. © Sept. 28,
1928; 2 c. Oct. 10; EH 698873; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 21554
Little (A) song: by Maurice Pesse, of
Belgium; pf., 4 hands. © Oct. 3,
1928)" Les Oct. 2-H... her, 062 Keith
Prowse & co., ltd., London. ii) 5/5 )5y
Little star; Mexican melody, by Man-
uel M. Ponce, transcribed for organ
by Gordon Balch Nevin, after the
song arr. by Charles F. Manney. ©
pept. 18; 1928; 2 ¢. Sept. 247 °E
698785: Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
21556
Little star; polka, music by B. 'N.
Fomeen, of Russia, domiciled at New
Work spf. Oe °c Ot. 625; IS.
£—U. S. unpub. 588; Basil N. Fo-
meen, New York. 21557
Little star; 2 pt. choral, lyric by Fred-
erick H. Martens, music by M. M.
Ponce, arr. by Christopher O’Hare.
©): Sept. 8,°:1928; 2 « Sept. 7; EB
698412; Kay and Kay music pub.
corp., New York. 21558
Little (The) white house on the hill;
words by L. B. Harford, music by
Sylvester Long Cross. © 1 ¢ Oct.
29, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 698; Laura
B. Harford, Yakima, Wash. 21559
Little (The) yellow house; words and
music by Gertrude EK. Meyers; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Oct. 11, 1928;
2 e Oct. 12; EB. 698897; Remick
music corp., New York. 21560
Live forever moon; words by E. G.
Rand, music by Robert Van Sickle.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Aug. 28, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 1080;
Estelie Grace Rand, Cincinnati.
21561
Living (The) army; hymn, words and
music by A. Wilson. © Oct. 4,
1928; 2c. Oct. 4; E 699669; Augustus
Wilson, Washington. 21562
Liza Jane; words by G. Boles, music
by Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 24, 1928; E—U. S.
unpub. 533; Geneva Boles, Sullivan,
Ind. 21563
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21564
pt. OIL, nss; vies
Loch Lomond; words anon., set to
traditional Scottish melody, arr. by
Healcy Willan, of Canada. © Sept.
215 A928 C.Nept.. ) Cs chore 2a0
Frederick Harris co., London. 21564
Lockstep blues; words by Hymen
Rosen, music by Lemon Jefferson.
[Words and melody only] © 1l1e
Oct..18,. 1928 >; B, Ue. S... unpubyoso:
Chicago music pub. €0., inc., Chieago.
21565
Londonderry air; arr. by Francis M.
Collinson, of Great Britain; pf.-con-
dzcter> 4to:' © Aus. 7, 1928-24 e.
Aug. 1: HW Nor. 217 > W. Paxton &
co., itd:; London? 21566
Londonderry air; transcribed by Rudy
Wiedoeft: E flat alto saxophone,
with pf. aces © Oct. 11, 1928;:, Ze.
Oct. 12; E 698885; Robbins music
corp., New York. 21567
Loneliness; words and music by Lew
Pollack and Sidney Clare; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Oct. 24; 1928; 2 ¢.
Oct. 29; H—U. S. pub. 165; Sher-
man, Clay & co., San Francisco:
21568 |
Lonely; fox trot, words by Francis
Wilbur [pseud. of F. W. Winseman],
music by Mary Wilkinson. © 1 ©.
July 30, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 1085;
Francis Wilbur Winseman, Long
Beach, Calif. 21569
Lonely; words and music by R. Fait;
pl.. Oh re: Oct 1640232 a USS:
unpub. 338; Ruth Fait, Greensburg,
Pa: 21570
Lonely (The) orphan boy; words and
music by W. H. Cook. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Aug. 23,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 27; E 699901; Wil-
bur H. Cook, Cortland, O. Zlot
Lonely rose; words by I. Wiseman,
music by Sylvester Long Cross. ©
tres Oct; 6, 1928 :.E, Us. S.. unpub: +6 ;
Ida Wiseman, Seattle. 21572
Lonely vagabond; words by Mort Har-
ris, music by Ted Snyder; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Oct. 28, 1928; 2 e¢.
Oct. 27; E—U. S. pub. 126; : Ted
Snyder music ¢o., New York. 21573
Lonesome; words and music by C.
Dawn. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 15, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
286; Charlo Dawn, Joliet, Ill.
21574
words and music by H.
[Words and melody cnly]
Lonesome ;
Ploeger.
© 1c. Oct. 29, 1928; EU.’ S, unpub.
709; Hulda Ploeger, Ledyard, Ia.
21575
Lonesome; words by Dave Dreyer and
Herman Ruby, music by Joseph
Cherniovsky; pf. acc. with ukulele
arr. by May Singhi Breen. © Oct.
4, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 5; E 699722; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 21576
Lonesome; words by Herman Ruby
and Dave Dreyer, music by Joseph
Cherniovsky. [Words and melody
only]. © 1.¢ Sept..5) 9928-7
704423; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 21577
Lonesome; words by Leo Livingston
Goldstein, music by N. Marr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ec.
Oct. 17, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 342;
Naiman Marr, New York. 21578
Lonesome (A) boy’s rosary; waltz,
words and music by Howard John-
son and Charles Tobias. © Oct. 4.
1928; 2. ¢c.. OCE 6; SE GS. eco
Feist, inc., New York. 21579
Lonesome days; words by Lee Duskin,
music by N. Lee. [Chords, single
staff] © 1 ¢ Sept. 24, 1928: E
704856 : Norman Lee, Chieago.
21580
Lonesome for you; by B. I. Levy; pf.
© 1c. Oct. 17, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
326; Burton I. Levy, New York.
21581
Lonesome for you; words and music
by M. P. Wilson. © 1c) Oct-45.
1928; EH U. S. unpub. 224: Myrtie
Purvianece Wilson, Portland, Or.
21582
Lonesome for you; words and musie
by N. Laecitielle. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1«ce Oct. 15, 1928; E
U. S. unpub. 267; Nicholas Lacci-
tielle, Elizabeth, N. J. 21583
Lonesome hours; lyric by S. Ross, mu-
sic by Cora Broadwell. Boston,
Mass., Mayer & Mayer music pub.
co. © Sept. 1, 1928: 2, Oe 19:
EK U.S. pub. 47; Samuel Ross, Gi-
rard, O. 21584
Lonesome hours—lonesome days; lyric
by B. J. Des Noyers, music by
Charles Alphonse Des Noyers. ©
1 ec Sept. 21, 1928; E 704783; Ber-
nard Joseph Des Noyers, Brooklyn.
_ 21585
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no. 10, 1928
Lonesome, I wait ; words and music by |}
Lawrence James, of Canada, domi- |
[Words and }
ciled at New York.
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 12, 1928;
EH U. S. unpub. 209. James Mon-
tague, New York.
Lonesome swallow; words by Andy
Razaf, music by J. C.
[Words and melody only]
Ceeraz, 1928: HU. S. unpub. 216;
J. C. Johnson, New York.
words
[Words and melody
Lonesome tonight;
by A. M. West.
only] © 1c. Oct. 15, 1928; E U. S.
unpub. 288; Alvin M. West, New
“York.
crackers, words and music by Bert
Kalmar and Harry Ruby. © Oct.
Mies. 2 7¢. Oct) 13:;- EH 698959 ;
Harms, inc., New York. 21589
Longing for you; fox trot, words by
BE. H. Bausman, music. by 8S. Zamr-
wits XC) tc. Oct.,.13, 1928: BE. U..S.
unpub. 226; Steve Zamrala and Ed-
ward H. Bausman, Baltimore.
21590 }
Longing for you; words and music by
M. Early. © 1 ¢. Oct. 26, 1928; E—
U. S. unpub. 625; Mary Early, Jack-
son Heights, L. I., N. Y. 21591
Look out when you cross the street;
words by J. Duguay, music by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 15, 1928: E U. S. unpub.
295;: Josue Duguay, Biddeford, Me.
21592
Looking at the moon; words by H. A.
F. Carl, music by Clifton Keith. ©
Pre, Gc. 8, 1928: EH U. S. unpub.|
135; Harry A. F.. Carl, Wheeling;
W. Va. 21593
Lord (The) our God; response or sen-
tence, music by W. R. Voris; mixed
voices, with organ acc. 4to. Dis-
missal sentence. [8 others] ©
Mar. 11, 19275 2 ¢. Oct: 20, 1928" Bb
U.S. pub. 8; H: W. Gray co., New
York. 21594
Lordy, send us the sun; from Vir-
ginia, words by Douglas Furber,
R. P. Weston and Bert Lee, music
by John Hope, of Great Britain.
London, New York & Sydney, Chap-
pell & co., ltd. © Sept. 24, 1928:
1 ec. Oct. 5;.E For.,159; Harms, inc..
_ New York. 21595
Lorenz’s church pianist ; composed, arr.
and ed. by R. M. Stults.
21586 |
‘Johnson. |:
© AL eh ;
-Lorita, my love dream of old; words
21587 |
and music |
-21588 |
Long Island low down; from Animal |
© Sept. ;
21606
26, A929 2 2 ¢.-and att. Ochs: A 611:
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 21596
Lorenz’s duiciana no. 3; a collection
of organ voluntaries for church use,
by Lorenz pub. co. obl. 8vo. ©
Sept. 7, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 29;
A 1056863 ; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
O. 21597
by R. P. Smout, music by Arve Sol-
berg. ©1c. Sept. 29, 1928; E 1052;
Roy P. Smout, Everett, Wash.
21598
Lost hopes; waltz, by B. N. Fomeen.
of Russia, domiciled at New York:
pt. © 1c. Oct. 25, 1928: H—U. S.
unpub. 587; Basil N. Fomeen, New
York. 21599
Lost, strayed, stolen; lyric and music
by Marguerite De Vine. ©1c. Oct.
19, 1928; E U. 8. unpub. 417; Mar-
guerite De Vine Jewkes, New York.
‘ 21600
' Lotta; a romance of °49, musical com-
edy in 2 acts and 1 scene, book and
lyrics by Katharine C. Sharpsteen,
music by Lucia T. Neelands. Vocal
sc. with full dialog. 4to. © Oct. 6.
1925 >°2°C; Oct. 82 D 2(131h; Witlis
musie co., Cincinnati. 21601
-Lotus (The); coneert waltz, by Ben-
detson Netzorg; pf. (Cover title:
Lotus waltz.) © Oct. 8, 1928; 2 «¢.
Oct. 6; HE 699711; Chas. E. Roat mu-
sic co., Battle Creek. 21602
Lotus blossoms; oriental intermezzo,
by Hugo Felix; full orch., with pf.
or organ conductor. 4to. © Sept.
4, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 3; E 699620; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 21603
Love; words by F. Peterson, music by
Chester Escher; 1st violin. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 16, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 283;
Frank Peterson, Ventnor City, N. J.
21604
Love, alt I want is love; words and
music by Charles Weinberg and Jo-
siah Zuro: pf. acc., with ukulele or
banjulele banjo arr. by May Singhi
Breen: © Octi 4, 1928; 2c. Oc 2 ;
E 699630; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 21605
Love amongst the roses; from The
white camellia, words by Clifford
Seyler, music by Pat Thayer. of
Great Britain. © Aug. 27, 1928:
1c. Sept. 19; E For. 456; Lareine &
co., Itd., London. 21606
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21607
Love brought the sunshine; words by
Herman Ruby, music by Wm. Axt
and David Mendoza. © 1c. Oct. 9,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 94; Irving Ber-
lin, ine., New York. 21607
Love came back; words by L. V. Dow-
ell, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 24,
1928; H—U. S. unpub. 532; Leo V.
Dowell, Paducah, Ky. 21608
Love dear; lyric by Michael C. Rai-
none, music by E. Morra, of Italy,
domiciled at Brooklyn. © 1 ¢. Oct.
11, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 169; Egidio
Morra, Brooklyn. ; 21609
Love dreams; fox trot, words by Agnes
Brown, music by Tom Brown and
Abe Friedman. Chicago, Brown &
Friedman music publishers. © May
3, 1926; 2 c. Oet. 12, 1928; E—U. S.
pub. 132; Thomas Philip Brown, New
Orleans. 21610
Love is coy and wanton: trio, ,words
by Oliver Murray Edwards, music
by William Berwald; . women’s
voices.
sic co: 4to., © Sept. 22, 1928: 2 e.
Oct. 1; E 698981; Oliver M. Edwards,
Syracuse, N. Y. 21611
Love is written everywhere; words by
Calia Altstaetter, music by Geoffrey
O'Hara. 1. Med. voice in G.—2. Low
voice in E flat. © Sept. 18, 1928;
2 ec. each Sept. 24; E 698786; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 21612
Love letters; words by Gus Kahn, mu-
sic by Walter Donaldson; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Oct. 5, 1928; 2 «.
Oct. 5; E 699699; Donaldson, Doug-
las & Gumble, ine., New York.
Wie DIBIS
Love me; words by Sara Teasdale, mu-
sic by A. C. Luetke. © Sept. 13,
1928; 2 ec. Sept. 18; EB 699871; Anna
Costello Luetke, Minneapolis.
21614
Love’s like a rosebud; words by Fred-
erick H. Martens, music by Oley
Speaks. © Oct. 25, 1928; 2 ¢«. Oct.
26; E—U. S. pub. 104; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine., New York.
21615
Love (A) tale of ‘Alsace-Lorraine ;
words by Lou Davis, music by J.
Fred Coots. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Oct. 24, 1928; E—U. 8S.
unpub. 529; Spier & Coslow, inc.,
New York. 21616
Syracuse, N. Y., Oliver mu--
pt. 111, n. S., v. 23
Love theme; cinema incidental, by
Edgar Martell, of Great Britain, |
orch. by Eric Mareo, of Great Brit-
ain; orch., with pf. conductor. ©
Mar. 22, 1928; 1 © Oct-22-38) Por.
419; Bosworth & co., Leipzig. 21617
Lovely ladies; from Song of the sea,
words by Arthur Wimperis, music
by Hduard Kunneke, of Great Brit-
ain. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Sept. 5, 1928; 1 ¢. Sept.
6; E 697884; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don. 21618
Lovely Lenore; ‘words and music by
Ie. De Turk; pf. .© Ese) Ore, a0,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 121; LeRoy
De Turk, Cincinnati. 21619
Lovers; by T. Bendix; pf. © Oct. 15,
19828; 2 e@. Oet. AT: Ho 698S3se;
Theodor Bendix, Los Angeles. 21620
Love’s dream: lyric by Charles Win-
throp Wyman, music by H. Luke.
{Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 18, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 407;
Hazel Luke, Santa Barbara, Calif.
21621
Love’s guidance; serenade, words by
Clifton Bingham, mus.c by W.
Morgan, of Great Brita.n; in G min.
London, London music press. ©
Aug. 24, 1928; 1 c« Aug: 27; E For.
102; Westlake Morgan, London.
21622
Love’s melody; song of the heart,
words and music by J. G. M. Glick.
{[Photostat] © 1 ¢ Oct. 29, 1928;
E—U. 8S. unpub. 671; Jesse Grant
Monroe Glick, San Francisco.
21623
Loves of yesteryear; by Frank H.
Grey: pf. © Oct. 11, 1928; 2. Oct.
17; E 699887 ; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 21624
Love’s old tune; words by Frederick
H. Martens, music by Serge Walter.
© Oct. 25, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 26; E—U.
S. pub. 106; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 21625
Love’s response; romance, composed
and arr. by P. A. Marquardt; orch.
© Oct. 8, 1928; 2. @, Oct. 12; EB
699820; Music buyers corp., New
York. 21626
Love’s token; by Perey Elliott, arr. by
J. Engleman, both of Great Britain;
orch., with pf. conduetor. 4to.
July 23, 1928; 1 «. Oct. 18; BH For.
273; Bosworth & co., Leipzig. 21627
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
Low down Mississippi bottom man;
words: by Selma Davis [pseud. of
Aletha Dickerson], music by Freddie
Spruell. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 1, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
490; Chicago music pub. co., inc.,
Chicago. 21628
Lu tuturutu’; versi e musica di A.
Calafiura, of Italy domiciled at
Brooklyn. 4to. [Words and melody
only]. © Oct. 1, 1928; 2 ¢ Oct. 5;
HE 699721; Anthony Calafiura, Brook-
lyn. 21629)
Lucille; lyrics by Chas. Tobias and
Harry Tobias, music by Al Sher-
man. [Words and melody only] ©
1 c. Oct. 30. 1928; E—U. S. unpub.
718; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
21630
Lucky strike; polka, by Giuseppe
Ferraro, of Italy, domiciled at New
York... [Melody only] © 1 ce. Oct.
19, 1928: E U. S.,. unpub.,;431;
Giovanni Bellacicco, New York.
21631
Ludwig (The) drum and bugle man-
ual; compiled and written by Wil-
liam F. Ludwig. 4to. © Sept. 19,
1928; 2.c. and aff. Sept. 24; A
1055845; Ludwig & Ludwig, inc.,
Chicago. 21632
Lulka fajka; words by Eugene Zukow-
sky, music by A. Schwartz. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Oct. 12,
1928; EU. S. unpub. 199; Abe
Schwartz, New York. 21633.
Lullaby - yodel; words by Jimmie
Rodgers, music by Elsie McWilliams.
[Words and melody only] ©1ee.
Oct. 6, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 5; R.
S. Peer, ine., New York. 21634
Lune de miel; words by L. H. Mackay,
music by Sylvester Long Cross.
1c. Oct. 1, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
399; Lulu Hackett Mackay, Seattle.
21635.
Lupita; cancién, palabra y musica de
I. M. Valle, of Mexico, domiciled
at Chicago; pf. [Photostat] ©
1. ce. Oct. 18, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
227; Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago.
21636
Lustige (Der) bruder; polka, by P.
Miiller; 1st B flat cornet. © 1.
aots, 1928) BU. Ss aanpub:..5e :
Peter Miiller, Philadelphia. 21637
Luzzatti (Arturo) Due preludi; di
A. Luzzatti, of Italy; pf. © Sept.
29, 1928; 1 e. Oct. 2; E For. 110;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 21638
21229—-29-—_5
21648
Ma little banjo; 4 pt. cho., words by
Arthur Rutherford, music by Wil-
liam Dichmont, arr. by Carl Deis;
mixed voices. 4to. © Sept. 22,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 27; BE 698754; G.
Schirmer, inec., New York. 21639
Ma riri; valse intermezzo, par A.
Bosc, of France; orch., avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Sept. 20, 1928;
1 ce. Oct. 12; E For. 342; Auguste
Bose, Paris. 21640
Macklin (Charles B.) Pastorale; high
school part song, words by A. A.
Milne; 8 mixed voices. 4to. ©
Oct. 3; 1928; 2 c Oct. 5; BE 699759;
Theodore Presser .co., Philadelphia.
21641
Madagascar; fox trot ballad, words
and music by E. W. Ehrlich, arr. by
Harry P. Guy; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct. 4,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 40; Edward
William Ehrlich, Detroit. 21642
Madrid; Spanish ‘one step, par Mae
Lherty et M. Dufour, both of
France; orch., avee pf. conducteur.
4to. © July 8, 1927; 1 ¢. Aug. 4;
EH 669534; Mac Lherty, Paris. 21643
Madchen (Das) im garten; walzerlied,
by P. Miiller; 1st B flat cornet. ©
1 ce. Oct. 8, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 52;
Peter Miiller, Philadelphia. 21644
Magic forest; words and music by L.
M. George. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 5, 1928; E U. S.
unpub. 99; Lulu May George, Los
Angeles. 21645
Magic moon; words and music by M.
A. Fichera, arr. by P. B. Story.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Oct. 24, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 535;
Mary A. Fichera, Lawrence, Mass.
21646
Mahina malamalama; waltz, adapted
by Frank Ferera; pf., with ukulele
arr. by May Singhi Breen. (In
Frank Ferera’s Hawaiian melodies)
© Sept. 24, 1924; 2 c. Oct. 1, 1928;
E 698840; Forster music publisher,
inc., Chicago. 21647
Maile lau liilii; Hawaiian hula song,
by Ray Kinney and David Burrows,
arr. by J. Noble; pf. and ukulele
ace. (In Johnny Noble’s collection
of Hawaiian hulas and songs) ©
Sept).11, 1928; 2 ¢. “Sept. 17; B
699666; Johnny Noble, Honolulu.
21648
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21649
Main street; words and music by L.
Morse and R. Downey. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 13, 1928;
E 704570; Lee Morse and Robert
Downey, New York. 21649
Major and Minor out walking; by
George P. Hulten; pf. © Oct. 16,
1928; 2 ¢c. Oct. 29; E—U. S. pub.
178; Belwin, inc., New York. 21650
Maker of my dreams; words and
music by Dave Stamper. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 26,
1928; E—U. S. unpub. 598; Fox
film corp., New York. 21651
Male giudicatore (Bad judge) ; waltz,
by S. Petrini; pf. © 1 ¢ Oct. 25,
1928; E—U. S. unpub. 578; Silvio
Petrini, Bridgeport. Conn. 21652
Malinda’s fairy bower; intermezzo
Hawaiian, by J. Ord Hume, of Great
Britain; orech., with pf.-conductor.
© Sept. 5, 1928; 1 c« Sept. 28; E
For. 59; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
21653
Mama’s sore at papa; words and music
by HE. F. Headrick. © 1 c¢. Oct. 22,
1928; E U.S. unpub. 465; Elmer Fay
Headrick, Cleveland. 21654
Mamma’s grown young, papa’s grown
old; fox trot, words by R. P. Weston
and Bert Lee, music by Harris
Weston, organ arr. by Walter C.
Simon; pf. or organ. © Oct. 8,
1928 ; 2 c. Oct. 9; E 698855; Francis,
Day & Hunter, Itd., London. 21655
Mammy’s left the southland; words
and music by R. Wragg. © 1 «.
Oct. 26, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 595;
Russell Wragg, New York. 21656
Man (The) who wins; Hoover march,
words by H. K. Arnold, music by
P. J. O’Reilly, arr. by Mima Lee
Smoot. © Oct. 2, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 4:
EK 699708; Earl Patterson Bain,
Ennis Keith Arnold and Benjamin
Huntoon McCann, Louisville. 21657
Mandy; words by Max Rutchik and
Wes Frazer, music by Leonard Whit-
eup. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ¢. Sept. 4, 1928; E 704314;:M. F. L.
productions co., New York. 21658
Manhattan; words and music by R.
Wrare! “Cyd Me Ge eon tO2s |
E—U. S. unpub. 596; Russell Wragg,
New York. 21659
Many a dream; words by R. Hamer-
ling, music by P. B. Stanbery: male
voices, unaccompanied. 4to. © Oct.
11
)
—_
pt. 153, ne S.,uW. 23;
27, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 29; E—U. S. pub.
157; Philemon B. Stanbery, Cincin-
nati. 21660
Manzanillo; Mexican serenade, from
Jacinta, by A. G. Robyn, arr. by M.
L. Lake; full orch. 4to. © Aug.
28, 1928; 2 c., Octis; Bueeeaese, Cart
Fischer, inec., New York. 21661
Maralyn; words and music by M. L.
Estabrook. © 1 c¢. Oct. 5, 1928;
E U. S. unpub. 2; Mary Louise Esta-
brook, Ponchatouda, La. 21662
Marcello (Benedetto) Concerto; har-
monisé et arr. par Tivadar Nachéz,
of Great Britain; violon et pf.; en
ré majeur. © Oct. 15, 1928; i ¢.
Oct. 12; E For. 325; Schott & co.,
ltd., London. 21663
March Antarctic; by H. A. Smith, op. 1.
[Melody only] ©1e. Oct. 15, 1928;
E U. 8S. unpub. 273; Harold Alroy
Smith, Buffalo. ‘ 21664
March desprit; by J. Belov; violin
and pf. ©1c. Oct. 17, 1928; E U.S.
unpub. 354; Joseph Belov, Philadel-
phia. 21665
March of the china dolls; by Lyda
Averit Simmons; pf. © Sept. 27,
1928; 2 ¢ Sept. 292 “tects ;
Clayton F. Summy ce., Chicago.
21666
March of the conquerors; militare, by
R. A. Steiner, arr. by William Mor-
ris; ten. banjo solo or duet. © Oct.
8, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 10: EH 698829; Don
Santos, Rochester, N. Y. 21667
March on; words and music by J. E.
Moore. © Aug. 1, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 2;
E 699646; John E. Moore, Hunting-
ton Park, Calif. 21668
Marche burlesque; by Dudley Peele;
organ. © Oct. 3, 1928; 2 e. Oct. 5;
EX 699687; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 21669
Marche characteristique; by William
Berwald; organ. © Mar. 28, 1927;
2 e€. Oct. 20, TS] Oe ne -
H. W. Gray co., New York. 21670
Marche fantastique ; by Dudley Peele;
organ. (©). Oct. d,4%ep a Guns, ;
EK 699686; H.-W... Gray, co, New
York. 21671
Marche grotesque; by Bendetson Net-
zorg: pf. © Oct.) 8, 1928;.2.¢, Oct.
6; E 699710; Chas. E. Roat music
co., Battle Creek. 21672
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
Marche orientale; by Domenico Sa-
vino; pf. © Oct. 18. 1928; 2 ¢. Oct.
19; E 699987; Robbins music corp..
New York. 21673
Marche petite; by Michel Sciapiro;
violin and pf. © Oct. 3, 1928; 2 ¢.
Oct. 5; E 699786; Harms, inc., New
York. 21674
Marching song of the twenty-sixth
regiment of United States infantry ;
based on Semper fidelis, by John
Philip Sousa, words by Ernest W.
Rix, music arr. by Lynn Decker. ©
Aug. 25, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 3; E 699624 ;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 21675
Marcia esotica;: di Amilcare Pennati
Malvezzi, of Italy; piccola orch. ©
July 25, 1928; 1 ec. Aug. 20; E For.
137; A. & G. Carisch &.¢., Milan.
21676
Marfisa; poema, versi di Domenico
Tumiati, musica di Vittore Vene-
ziani, of Italy; corale a voci d’uo-
mini. Partitura. pte. 1* e pte. 2°.
© Oct. 13, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 15; E For.
319; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 21677
Margery; operetta-jazz, in 2 parti e 5
quadri, libretto e musica di Yvan
Darclee, of Italy, adattamento per
la lingua Italiana e versione ritmica
di G. Cortesi, of Italy. Milan. Parva
Favilla e Achille Maresca.. © May
motes? -. c. June, 26; D 27389;
Cesare Reggiani, Rome. 21678
Marguerite; musical comedy operetta,
words and music by G. F. Rubin.
Bel ¢,..Oct. :23;:71928 5, Du 2738! ;sx
George Franks Rubin, New York.
. 21679
song and hornpipe; by
James Brown, of Great Britain;
violin, with pf. acc. © Oct. 16,
1925 941 eG! Oct. °22°'"E'' For.’ 408:
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 21680
Marion; words by Lew Pollack, music
by Erno Rapée; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by Joseph M. Weiss. ._© Oct. 25,
1928; 2 c. Oct. 26; E.U. S. pub. 108;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 21681
Marion: words by Lew Pollack, music
by Erno Rapée. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Oct. 1, 1928: B
1028; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 21682
Mariquita ; son costeno, letra y musica
por J. A. Ramirez. of Mexico, domi-
ciled at New York; pf. 8vo.
Mariner’s
21692
[Photostat] © June 1, 1928; 2 ¢.
June 11; E 693858; Lorenzo Baree-
lata. Jesus A. Ramirez and Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 21683
Marius fox trot dance; by M. K. Ejler-
sen; pf. © 1c. Oct. 15, 1928; H—
U. S. unpub. 265; Marius K. Hjler-
sen, Minden, Neb. 21684
Mary; by C. W. Midgley, jr.; melody,
with pf. ace. © 1 ¢ Oct. 6, 1928;
E U. S. unpub. 58; Charles William.
Midgley, jr., New York. 21685.
Mary matry me; fox trot, words and
music by W. Knight, jr.; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Sept. 26. 1928; 2 «¢.
Sept. 29; E 699657; Wiley Knight,
jv., Brookings, S. D. 21686
Mary sat at even; anthem, words and
music by Frederick Stanley Smith;
mixed voices. 4to. © Oct. 17, 1928;
2 c. Oct. 20; E 699978; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 21687
Mary’s treasures; poem by Hugh
Aikin, music by Daniel Protheroe;
high voice; in F. © Oct. 17, 1928;
2 c. Oct. 19; E 699902; Boston music
co., Boston. 21688
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric)
Merrily a-dancing; arragonaise,
three-pt. cho. from Le Cid, words
by Gilbert Purcell. music arr. by
Richard Kountz; female voices. 4to.
© Oct. 15, 1928; 2 ¢« Oct. 20; E
699938; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 21689
Master (The) came and called to me;
by R. Bryant. [Melody only] ©
1 ¢. Oct. 30, 1928; E—U. S. unpub.
732; United pub. co., New York.
21690
Masters of the claviers; early German
school, twenty-four 18th century clas-
Sics, ed., rev. and fingered by George
Pratt Maxim; pf. Copyright is
based upon new matter of G. P.
Maxim namely. his interpretation
represented in the legible notation
thereof contained in the copies filed.
© June 29, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct: 3; EB
699576 ; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
21691
Mating (The) call; words by Frances
Ring, music by Martin Broones; pf.
acc., with ukulele arr. by <A. J.
Franchini. © Sept. 28, 1928; 2 e.
Sept. 29; E 699629; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 21692:
1421
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21693
pt. 111, n. s., v.23
Maui aloha; adapted by Frank Fe-
rera: pf., with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. (Jn Frank Ferera’s
Hawaiian melodies) © Sept. 24,
1924" 2c, Oct,‘ 1) 1928 : Hh 698837:
Forster music publisher, ine., Chi-
cago. 21693
Maureen; words and music by W. J.
Gannon. [Words and melody only]
©.1¢. Oct. 17, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
334; Wm. J. Gannon, Teaneck, N. J.
21694
Maybe. I don’t care; lyrics by Alice
Stoddard and O. M. Watson, music
by Jack McGuire. [Chords, single
staff] ©'1-¢. Oct. 11, 1928: EB U.S.
unpub. 171: Alfred Jack McQGuire,
Los Angeles, 21695
Maybe I’m wrong; words by Will J.
Harris, music by Bennie Krueger.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ce.
Oct. 9, 1928; E U.S. unpub. 184; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 21696
Maybe, someday you'll be mine; words |
and music by Cal Callaway [pseud.
of Leon D. Callaway]; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © Sept. 12, 1928; 2 «.
sept. 15; E 698553; Callaway-
Turner publishers, Albert Lea, Minn.
21697
Maybe this is love; from Three cheers,
words and music by B. G. De Sylva,
Lew Brown and Ray Henderson,
arr. by Joseph M. Weiss, pf. and
ukulele ace. © Oct. 13, 1928; 2 ec.
Oct. 15; EH 698925; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc., New York.
21698
Maytime mazurka; by George F.
Hamer; pf: © Sept. 24, 1928; 2 c.
Oct. 10; E 698865; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 21699
Mazie, I’m just wild about you; words
by Wm. McMillan Talbott, music
by Harold Wollstein. © Sept. 19,
1928: 2 ce. Sept. 26; E 698696;
Wollstein & Talbott, Paris, Ky.
21700
Mazurka; by James Brown, of Great
Britain; violin, with pf. acc.
Ot. 20, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 22; E For.
412: Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
21701
Mazurka; pour guit., transcription par
Alexandre Tansman, of France; pf.
© Oct. 15, 1928: 1 ¢. Oct. 12; E For.
3230: B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz. 21702
Me and my gin; words and music by
Harry Burke. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ¢. Oct: 12; 1928: B U:'S.
unpub. 217; J. C. Johnson, New
York. 21703
Me .muggheri mi consumo’; versi di
A. Gloria, Musica di. N. Sciacea, of
Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn. ©
1c. Oct. 9, 1928; EU. S..unpub., 143,;
Nino Sciacca and Angelo Gloria,
Brooklyn. 21704
Meditation; by W. P. Grant; violin
sand pf..'© 1. ec. Sept. 29, 1928: b
U. S. unpub. 24; William Parks
Grant, Columbus, O. - 21705
Meet me again in sunny June time;
words by J. Hdwards. original mel-
ody;; arr. and rey. : by) 'Charies 'C.
Prayi! © 31 pe::Mayd TH. MOe8Ta
691345; Joseph Hdwards,. Minne-
apolis. 21706
Meet me to-day; fox trot, written and
~ composed by Basil Dean, of Aus-
tralia. .© July 28, 1928; 11 cs Oct.
4; E For. 181; Allan & co., pro-
prietary Iitd.; London. 21707
Melisande in the wood; words by
Ethel Clifford, music by Alma
Goetz, arr. by Clarence Lucas, of
Great Britain; mixed quartet. 4to.
© Sept. 7, 1928; 1 e Oct. 9; E—For.
486; Chappell & co., ltd., London,
21708
Mellow melody; words and music by
W. J. Rexford. [Words and melody
only] © 1'¢. Oct. 5, 1928; EU. S.
unpub. 18; William Jess Rexford,
Bay Shore, N. Y. 21709
Mélodie hongroise ; by Michel Sciapiro ;
violin and pf. © Oct. 3, 1928; 2 ¢.
Oct. 5; E 699790; Harms, ine., New
York. 21710
Melodie lyrique; par Ethel Kathleen
Sutton, of Great Britain; violon,
avec pf. acc. © Sept. 7, 1928; 1 «¢.
Oct. 24; E For. 444; Schott & co.,
ltd., London. 21711
Melodie triste; by D. Tiomkin, of
Russia, domiciled at New York;
violin. © 1. Oct. 11, 1928; E U.S.
unpub. 159; Dimitri Tiomkin, New
York. 21712
Melodies within my heart: from White
lilacs, words by J. Keirn Brennan,
music by Karl Hajos; pf. and uku-
lele ace. New York, Harms. ine. ©
Oct: 10, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct. 13; EB 698957 «
Shubert theatre corp., New York.
21713
1122
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»no..10, 1928.
Melody, bells; by. Zilpha M. Alden; pf.’} Men of Harlech; words by William
©) Oct, » 221, 4923 34-2, c. Oebindy E
699695 ; Hatch music co., Boston.
21714
Melody king; rhapsody, by Sammie R.
Musmanno; ten. banjo. © June 22,
1928; 2c. July 9; E 696062; Arling
Shaeffer, Chicago. 21715
Meloncholy [!] blues; words: and
music by Irving Morris [pseud. of
I. M. Schienoff] [Words and melody
only]: © 1 e..Oct. 2, 1928; EU: S.
unpub. 1105; Irving Morris Schlenoff,
Baltimore. '' 21716
Memory; words. and music by. Char-
lotte. Rozé. © 1 ¢. Oct. 31; 1928;
E U. S. unpub. 776; Charlotte Rozé
Langdon, New York. be a2 bre
Memories of by gone days; words and
music by R. R. Munsey.. © 1 ec.
Oct. 27. 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 635;
R. R. Munsey, New York. 21718
Memories that never fade; waltz song,
words by E. H. Jeffery, music by
Abbie Ford. [Words and melody
only]! ©1e. Oct. 12, 1928; E U.S.
unpub. 187; Ella Holman Jeffery,
Royal Oak, Mich. 21719
Memories when I was a boy; words by
R. Pattinson, music by Robert Van
Sickle.. [Words and, melody : only]
© 1¢. Aug. 28, 1928; E U.S. unpub.
1079; Robert Pattinson, Cleveland.
21720
Memory moon; words by Shirley Dean
Nevin, music by Gordon Balch
Nevin; in E flat. © Oct. 17, 1928;
2 ¢. Sept. 19; E 698974; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 2 (21
Memory’s shadows to the land of long
‘ago; words and music by P. S. Wood
and Clarence A. Stout. © Sept. 26,
1928; 2 ce. Oct. 1; E 699636; Peter
S. Wood, Tacoma. 21722
Memory’s shore; words and musie by
M. .E. Wheeler. © 1 ec. Oct. 31,
1928; EU. S., unpub. 772; Mary
Edith Wheeler, Evanston, Ill.
21723
Memphis yodel; words and music by
Jimmie Rodgers. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Oct. 15, 1928: BE
U. S. unpub. 254; R. S. Peer, New
York. 21724
Mem/’ry’s dreams; waltz ballad, words
and music by L. M. Campbell; pf.
© 1c. Oct. 1, 1928;.E 1035; Lillian
May Campbell, Agua Caliente; Calif.
21725
Duthie, music anon., arr. by Healey
Willan, of Canada. © Sept. 21,
1928; 1 ¢. Sept. 173);E..For. 249;
Frederick Harris eo., London. 21726
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Lud-
wig Felix) Athalia; ouverture, von
F. Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, op. 74,
arr. yon Bernhard Egg, of Germany ;
orch., mit pf.-direction. © Oct. 2,
$098 5 Lc. Oct.,.22 3, Heabog t4384! D.
Rahter, Leipzig. 21727
Beati mortui; music by Felix
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, op. 115,
[and]. Christe qui lux es et dies;
hymns ad completorium Ambrosian,
composer unknown; male voices a
capella. Copyright is based upon
new matter of Carl F. Pfatteicher
hamely, his interpretation’ repre-
sented in the legible notation there-
of contained in the copies filed. to.
[Latin and English text] © July 7,
1928; 2 ec. Oct. 3; EH 699575; * Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 21728
Hear my prayer; transcribed by
Hugh Blair, of Great Britain; organ.
©) Sept. 17, 1928 31 ¢. “Sept."925 1
Wor. (2272 OW (Paxton: 6. Oren LG,
London, 21729
—— How lovely are the messengers;
* 8-pt.,cho., arr. .by Ira, B.. Wilson;
sop., alto and bass. 4to. .© Sept.
14, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 26; E—U. S. pub.
227; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
21730
Sunday song; arr. by Chas... J.
Roberts [pseud. of Charles Krau-
shaar]; oreh., with pf. conductor.
(}.: Sept; 5,))1928 372 © \Ocki3sy EB
699605; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 2AT31
—— To greet the spring; words by
Edith Sanford Tiliotson, music arr.
from Mendelssohn by Ira B. Wil-
son. ' 4to! 1. 2-pt. cho.;' sop. ‘and
alto.—2. 3-pt. cho.; sop. 1, ‘2 and
alto. © Sept. 14, 1928; 2 ¢. each
Oct. 26; E—U. S. pub. 207, 211;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
Diao ae loo
Menuet Versailles; by Michel Sciapiro ;
violin and pf. © Oct. 3, 1928; 2.¢.
Oct. 5; E 699788; Harms, inc., New
York. 21734
Merry laughter; by Walter Rolfe; pf.
© Sept. 20, 1928; 2 ¢. Sept. 24; EB
698787; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
21735
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21736
pt. III, n. s., v. 23 .
Merry (The) mandarin; China, by L.
Leslie Loth; pf. © Oct. 9, 1928;
2 ¢. Oct. 11; E 699947; John Church
co., Cincinnati. 21736
Merry (A) meeting; part song, words
anon. 16th century, music by Edgar
L. Bainiton, of Great Britain; mixed
voices. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Sept. 24, 1928; 1 ec.
Sept. 25; E For. 104; Elkin & co.,
ltd., London. 21737
Message of the bells; Christmas an-
them, by William Stuart Baines;
mixed voices. 4to. © Oct. 10, 1928;
2c. Oct. 18; E 699907; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 21738
Message of the stars; anthem for
Christmas, words by Henry Jennings
Kilbourn, musie by Arthur B. Jen-
nings, jr.; mixed voices; organ acc.
4to. © Oct. 30, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 30;
E—U. S. pub. 198; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 21739
Messenger (The); words and music
by Sydney Dalton. 1. Méed. in HE
flat—2.. Low in:.C. © Sept.,, 18,
1928; 2 c. each Sept. 24; E 698788;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 21740
Messias (Der); eine Weihnachtslitur-
gie flir die Sonntagschule, text von
H. Brodt u. a., musik von John J.
Thomas, W. U. Post u. a. Chicago,
Ill., Geo. F. Rosche & co. 8vo.
Sept. 20, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 3; E—U. S.
pub. 154; Geo. F. Rosche, Chicago.
21741
Messner (Joseph) Fiinf symphonische
gesinge; nach rhapsodischen dich-
tungen von W. Hendel, musik von
J. Messner, of Austria, op. 24, kla-
vierauszug mit text von Arthur Will-
ner, of Austria. © July 12;:1928;
1 c. Aug. 8; E For. 205; Universal
edition actiengesellschaft, Vienna.
21742
Metamorphoses (Verwandlungen) ;
four part cho., words by Franz Grill-
parzer, English tr. by Robert Haven
Schauffler, music by Julius Rontgen,
of Netherlands, op. 98; men’s voices.
4to. © Oct. 9, 1928; 2 ec: Oct. 138;
E 699828; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 21743
Metodo per trombone a tiro; di Serse
Peretti, of Italy. © Sept. 29, 1928;
Te. Oct. 2; E-For. 112; G. ‘Riecordi
& co., Milan. 21744
Metropolis; fantasie in blue, by Ferde
Grofé, based on 2 American themes
by Matt Malneck and Harry Barris;
pf. © Oct. 18, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 19;
E 699989; Robbins music corp., New
York. 21745
Meunier, tu dors; Canadian folklore,
music arr. par. Pierre Gautier, of
Canada; 4 4 voix, sans acc. ©1c.
Oct. 12, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 609;
Charles Marchand, Montreal, Can-
ada. 21746
Mexican and Spanish songs ; words and
music by various authors and com-
posers, English texts by Frederick
H. Martens, collected and with pf.
aces. by Charles Fonteyn Manney.
© Sept. 28, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
10; A U. S. 11138; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 21747
Mexicanita; letra por E. M. Cortazar.,
musica por L. Barcelata, of Mexico,
domiciled at New York; pf. 8vo.
[Photostat] © June 1, 1928; 2 c.
June 11; E 693857; Dionisio Acosta
and Lorenzo Barcelata, Los Angeles.
. 21748
Meyerowitz (Harry) Nocturne; by H.
Meyerowitz; violin with pf. acc. ©
1 ce. Oct. 20, 1928; E U.S. unpub.
457; Harry Meyerowitz, New York.
21749
Mezzanotte ; serenata napoletana, versi
di Giuseppe Montalto, musica di
Luigi Romano. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 24, 1928; E U.S.
unpub. 320; Joseph Montalto, New
York. 21750
Mi cielo; vals lento, por Manuel Este-
ban Muiioz, of Salvador; pf. ©1c.
Oct. 17, 1928; E for. unpub. 253;
Dada-Dada & co., San Salvador, Sal-
vador. 21751
Mia (La) serenata; di Attilio Staffeili,
of Italy; piccola orch. © July 20,
1928; 1 c. Aug. 20; E For. 186; A. &
G. Carisch & ¢., Milan. 21752
Milkmaid Joan; 3-pt. cho., song of
Corsica, words by Sarah Grames
Clark, music by Ira B. Wilson; sop.,
alto and bass. 4to. © Sept. 14,
1928; 2 e. Oct. 26; H—U. S. pub.
218; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
Mill (The) stream; three-pt. cho., from
The mill, words by Gilbert Purcell,
music by Jensen, arr. by Richard
Kountz; female voices. 4to. © Oct.
15, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 20; E 699939; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 21754
1124
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no. 10, 1928
21777
Ming-a-ling blues; Chinese novelty, | Moanful wailin’ blues; words and
words and music by C. Payton.
[Werds and melody only] © 1 ¢.
Oct. 27, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 633;
Curtis Payton, New York. 21755
Minnetonka; Indian fox trot, words
by Raymond Wallace, music by
Sherman Myers, of Great Britain ;
pf., banjulele banjo and ukulele acc.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Sept. 21, 1928; 1c. Oct. 3; H—For.
484; Cecil Lennox, ltd., London.
21756
Minuet; by W. P. Grant; pf.; in D.
© 1c. Sept. 29, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
25; William Parks Grant, Colum-
bus, O. 21757
Minuet; in the olden style, by Ralph
Lewando; violin, with pf. acc. ©
July 23, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 3: E 699625;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 21758
Minuet in E flat; by C. v. Dittersdorf,
transcribed by René Armand, of
Great Britain; pf. © Aug. 28, 1928;
1c Oct. 24; E For. 448; Schott &
co.,. ltd., London. 21759
Mirage: romance, by Eric Coates, of
Great Britain; orch., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Sept. 27, 1928; 1c.
Oct. 20; E—For. 492; Chappell &
co., Itd., London. 21760
Mirage; romance, by Eric Coates, of
Great Britain; pf. © Sept. 10, 1928;
1c. Oct. 6; E—For. 472; Chappell &
co., ltd., London. 21761
Mirror song; from Song of the sea,
words by Arthur Wimperis, music by
Eduard Kunneke, of Great Britain.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Sept. 5,, 1928; 1.¢.. Sept. 6: E
697880; B. Feldman & co., London.
21762
Mississippi melody; words by R. 8S.
Hooper, music by H. M. Tennent, of
Great Britain; pf. acc., with banju-
lele banjo and ukulele arr. by Keech.
© Aug. 31, 1928; 1 ¢. Sept. 27; H—
For. 489; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London. 21763
Mit vollgas; bravourmarsch, von SS.
Dicker, of Germany, instrumentiert
von F. Schmidt-Hagen, of Germany;
orch., mit pf. direktion. 4to. ©
May 30, 1928; 1 ¢. June 28; E
656191; Stid-west-verlag, Richard
Riihle, jr., Berlin. 21764
Mitzi; light intermezzo, by Domenico
Savino; pf. © Oct. 18, 1928; 2 c¢.
Oct. 19; E 699988; Robbins music
corp., New York. 21765
music by John Louis. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Oct. 12, 1928;
E U. S. unpub. 218; J. C. Johnson,
New York. 21766
Modern in every respect; words by S.
La Urbi, music by Theodore D.
Trinos. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1928; E
1002; S. La Urbi and T. D. Trinos,
Chicago. 21767
Modern (The) preamble; patriotic
march, by George J. Hiler; pf. ©
Oct. 15, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 24; HE—U. S.
pub.. 79; Geo. J. Hiler, Dover, N. J.
21768
Modernesque; by Walter Feldkamp;
pir «© Oct. 138, 1928: 2 ce. Oet./12:
E 698892; Triangle music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 21769
Mohawk mills march; by M. Keefer;
pf. © 1 e. Oct. 9. 1928; E U. S.
unpub. 150; Mabel Keefer, Amster-
dam, N. Y. 21770
Molly and her dolly; words and mu-
sic by F. W. Spencer. © 1 ec. Oct.
5, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 34; F. W.
Spencer, New York. yn br ir |
Mon petite [!] papa; by D. Tiomkin,
of Russia, domiciled at New York;
melody with pf. acc. © 1. Aug.
31, 1928: E 704278; Dimitri Tiom-
kin, New York. rel WE 4
Mon p’tit Tom; ou, Amour d’éléphants,
paroles de Albert Willemetz et Ch.
L. Pothier, musique de Raoul Mo-
retti, of France; pf. acc., avec arr.
de l'ukulele par F. Salabert. ©
Sept. 20, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 12; E For.
335; Francis Salabert, Paris. 21773
Money tree mama blues; words and
music by Lemon Jefferson. [Words
and melody only] © 1 «¢. Oct. 18,
1928: E U. S. unpub. 389; Chicago
music pub. co., ine., Chicago. 21774
Monkey (The) and the _ elephant;
words and music by F. W. Spencer.
© 1 e. Oct. 5, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
33; F. W. Spencer, New York.
21775
Monster (The); photo-play music, by
Leo A. Kempinski, op. 82; orch.,
with pf. or organ conductor. ©
Oct. 10, 1928; 2 ce. Oct: 11; EB 699812 ;
Irving Berlin standard musie corp.,
New York. 21776
Moon (The); words by Marian John-
son, music by George Bagby. 1.
Med. voice, in F.—2. High voice, in
A fiat. © Sept. 24, 1928; 2 c. each
Oct. 10; E 698866 ; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. ANTE
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21778
pt. Eo sy v. 23
Moon-dreams; words and music by
Lily Strickland. 1. High voice, in
G.—2. Low voice, in E flat. © Oct.
16,1928 5 ).2- sey eachy;;Oct. 20% EB
699964; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
21778
Moon-enchanted ; waltz, lyric by Aub-
rey Dowdon, music by .- Maurice
Besly, of Great Britain. © Sept.
25, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 20; E—For. 468;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 21779
Moon girl of mine; dreamy waltz,
words by V. W. Bartlett, music by
Robert A. Jeanfavre. © Oct. 17,
1928; 2 c. Oct. 17; E 699909; Volney
W. Bartlett, Torrington, Conn.
21780
Moon of Hawaii; lyric and music by
Helen Size; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Oct. 15, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct. 17; E 698941 ;
Lloyd Campbell publications, San
Francisco. 21781
Moon song; words and music by I.
Beasley. © 1 ¢ Oct. 18, 1928; E
U. 8S. unpub. 371; Irene Beasley,
Memphis, Tenn. 21782
Moonlight and you; words by _ T.
Pritchard, music by David Reed. ©
Hoc. ‘Oat. 29, 089280 OWres! cunpub.
413; Typhena Pritchard, Prince-
wick, W. Va. 21783
Mooniight song; by D. Tiomkin, of
Russia, domiciled at New York; vio-
din’) Oe) (Oct) 1571928") UW: S.
unpub. 256; Dimitri Tiomkin, New
York. 21784
Moonshine, I lost my heart to you;
slow valse, by Hermann Lohr, of
Breat Britain; orch., with words
[and] Jacotte; by Montague F.
Phillips, of Great Britain; orch.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Sept.
26, 1928; 1 c« Oct. 11; E—For. 478;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 21785
Moonshine, I lost my heart to you;
slow valse, words by Perey Green-
bank, music by Hermann Lohr, of
Great Britain; pf. © Sept. 10,
1928; 1 e@ Oct. 6; H—For. 473;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 21786
Moorings; rustic idyl, by James C.
Bradford; full orch. 4to. © Sept.
4, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 3; E 699584; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 21787
Morita (La) cumbanchera; bolero son,
letra y musica de R. Hernandez. ©
1 ec. Oct. 23, 1928; E—U. S. unpub.
526; Rafael Hernandez, New York.
21788
Morning in the mountains; from
Woodland fancies suite, by Victor
Herbert, op. 34, arr. by Harold San-
ford; orch. with pf. conductor. ©
Oct. 8, 1928; 2 c.,Oct. 17; EB’ 699881 ;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 21789
Morocean mosaics; four eastern im-
pressions, by Lily Strickland; pf.
1. The kasbah of the Caid. [3
others} © Oct. 9, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 138;
E 699836; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 21790
Morris dance; by Lucina Jewell; vio-
lin and pf. © Oct. 9, 1928; 2 e@. Oct.
13; E 699843 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 21791
Moszkowski (Moritz) Spanish dance;
by Moszkowski, op. 12, no. 1, arr.
by J. Lilian Vandevere; toy orch.
Teacher’s sc. and pts. 4to. © Oct.
10, 1928; 2 e. Oct. 26; E—U. S. pub.
145; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. -
21792
Mother; words and music by M. L.
Moore. © 1c. Oct. 20, 1928; E U. S.
unpub. 437; Mabel Lucille Moore,
Cincinnati. 21798
Mother: words to verses by Alicia M.
Hoelzle, words to cho. and music by
A. H. Dahleen;: Ist and 2nd ten.
with cho. for male voices. © Oct. 4,
1928; 2 c. Oct. 4; E 699703; Addie
Haw Dahleen, Ft. Dodge, Ia. 21794
Mother and dad; words and music by
L. Morse. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1928; E 704571; Lee
Morse, New York. 21795
Mother and dad, the best pals on
earth; words by J. T. Sharkey, mu-
sic by Phil Starr. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 29, 1928;
BU. So unpub Gees. enn) a.
Sharkey, Philadelphia. 21796
Mother, Ill always remember you,
dear; words and music by Neil Al-
den. Berkeley, Calif., Neil Alden.
© Oct.;,2, 19282 eee Ho
699733; Arthur C. Agern, Berkeley,
Calif. 21797
Mother mine; lyric by A. Remsen, mu-
sic by G.:° Dilworth. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 1, 1928;
E 704334; George Dilworth and
Alice Remsen, New York. 21798
Mother of dreams; words and music
by H. Lampros. [Words and melody
only] ©1ce. Oct. 15, 1928; E U. S.
unpub. 250; Hazel Lampros, Coving-
ton, Ky. 21799
1126
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
Mother of mine; ballad, words and
music by R. G. Dahl. New York
City, N. Y.. Frank Harding. © Oct.
1t) 4028; 2 c., Oct. 16; EB. 698914 ;
Reuben G. Dahl, Rochester, Minn.
21800
Mother (The), the kind one; by Hugo
Riesenfeld, scored by O. Potoker, of
Poland, domiciled at Los Angeles;
orch. with pf. conductor. © Sept.
4, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 10; E 699445; Ed-
win F. Kalmus, ine., New York.
21801
Motherhood; words and music by Ed-
ward Grossman and Ted Ward; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Oct. 10, 1928;
2 ec. Oct. 11; E 699816; Ager, Yel-
len & Bornstein, inc., New York.
21802
Mother’s day; words by J. Milzarek,
musie by Clifton Keith. © 1c. Oct.
8, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 129; John
Milzarek, Little Suamico, Wis.
21803
Mother’s face; waltz ballad, words and
music by A. L. Travaglia. © 1 ec.
Oct. 2, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 1103;
Anthony Lawrence Travaglia, Mor-
ristown, N. J. 21804
Mother’s love; words and music by A.
Bernhardt. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 18, 1928; E U.S.
unpub. 382; Antoinette Bernhardt,
Wallace, Mich. 21805
Moto perpetuo; by Ralph Lewando;
violin, with pf. ace. © July 23.
19278 )5 26. (OGL. 35. E.6996265); Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 21806
Moulin (Le); moto perpetuo, par Al-
-fred E. Roland, of Great Britain;
pf. © Aug. 13, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 11;
E For. 183; Laudy & co., London.
21807
Mousie in the piano; by Joe Keden;
pf. © Oct. 29, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 31;
E—U. S. pub. 253; Al. Piantadosi,
New York. 21808
Movietone (A) song fest; intro. You’re
a real sweetheart, Ramona, Lone-
some in the moonlight, and others,
compiled and ed. by L. Wolfe Giil-
bert; special organ transcription
with words. © Sept. 25, 1928; 2 «¢.
Sept. 28; E 698767; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 21809
Moving pictures; by Sarah Coleman
Bragdon; pf. with text. © Sept. 18,
1928 ; 2 c. Sept. 24; E 698789; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 21810
21821
—--
Moyer’s folio of steel guitar solos and
duets; by Will D. Moyer. v. 3.
Sept. 27, 1928; 2 e@. and aff. Oct. 2;
A U. S. 1144; Chart music pub.
house, inc., Chicago. 21811
Moyer’s plectrum banjo duets In C—
notation ; by Will D. Moyer. © Oct.
20, 1928; 2 c.’Oct.. 23; aff. Oct. 24;
AO 1479; Chart music pub. house,
ine., Chicago. 21812
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Ave,
verum corpus; male voices a capella.
Copyright is based upon new matter
of Carl F. Pfatteicher namely, his
interpretation represented in the leg-
ible notation thereof contained in
the copies filed. 4to. [Latin and
English text] © July 7, 1928; 2c.
Oct. 3; E 699571; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 21813
Mujercita; tango, letra de Amelia
Monti, musica de José Bohr, of Ger-
many; pf. Buenos Aires, Ediciones
musicales Alfredo Perrotti. © Aug.
1, 1925; 1 ce. Oct. 17, 1928; E For.
254; José Bohr, New York. 21814
Music language; founded upon con-
trast, rhythm and self expression, by
Edward Earl Scovill. Book 1 and 2.
© Oct. 1, 1928; 2 c. each and aff.
Oct. 16; AO 951, 974; Thelsom co.,
Auburn, N. Y. 21815, 21816
Musical (The) salvationist; v. 42, pt.
10, Oct. 1928, compiled by F. G.
Hawkes, of Great Britain. 8vo.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Oct. 3, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 15; E For.
252; Salvationist pub. & supplies,
Itd., London. 21817
Musique (La) divine; paroles et mu-
sique de L. Duran. © Aug. 15,
1828; 1 c Sept. 5, 1 ec. Oct. 17; E—
U. S. pub. 68; Léo Duran, Lyon,
France. ad 21818
My baby is hot stuff; words and music
by Phil Berr [pseud. of P. Berman] ;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by Paul
De Frank. © July 25, 1928; 2 e.
July 27; E 696813; Philip Berman,
Roxbury, Mass. 21819
My baby’s getting sleepy ; words and
music by R. M. Ellery. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Oct. 29, 1928;
E—U. S. unpub. 687; Robert M. El-
lery, Toledo, O. 21820
My baby’s wicked; words and music
by E. Grace. © 1c. Oct. 31, 1928;
E—U. S. unpub. 763; Hleanor
Grace, Chicago. 21821
1127
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21822
My baby upon my knee; words and
music by S. L. Swan; pf. ©1.e.
Oct. 1, 1928; E 1087; Sara Lillius
Swan, Hornell, N. Y. 21822
My baby’s lullaby; words by Max
Rutchik and Wes Frazer, music by
Leonard Whitcup. [Words and
melody only] ©1l1e. July 24, 1928;
E U.S. unpub. 318; M. F. L. produc-
tions co., New York. 21823
My beloved; words and music by I.
O’Donoghue. [Words and melody
only] ©1« Oct. 17, 1928; E U.S.
unpub. 363; Irene O’Donoghue,
Brooklyn. | 21824
My black eyed Daisy; words and
music by 8. L. Swan; pf.’ © 1,c.
Oct. 19, 1928; E U. S.. unpub. 426;
Sara Lillius Swan, Hornell, N. Y.
21825
My blackbirds are bluebirds now; fox
trot, words by Irving Caesar, music
by Cliff Friend. © Oct. 4; 1928; 2c.
Oct,-6;,E 699767; Leo. Feist; “inc., '
New York. 21826
My bonnie Mary; words by Burns,
music anon., arr. by Healey Willan,
of Canada. © Sept. 21, 1928; 1 ¢.
Sept. 17; E For. 248; Frederick |.
Harris co., London. 21827
My Brooklyn; words and melody by
D. B. DeWaltoff; with pf. acc.
[Cover title:—Brooklyn, my Brook-
lyn} © Aug. 9, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 6;
E 699739; Dayve B. DeWaltoff,
Brooklyn. 21828
My caravan; from Caravan, words and
music by Jay Gorney; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Oct. 10, 1928; 2 ec. Oct.
13; E 698964; Harms, inc., New
York. 21829
My conversational man; words and
music by Ted Shapjro and Sam
Lerner. [Words and melody only]
© 1e. Oct. 30, 1928; E—U. S. unpub.
716; De Sylva, Brown & Henderson,
ine., New York. 21830
My Creole pearl; foxtrot song, words
by Ernest Jenkins, music by Richard
Elton, of Great Britain. © June
23,° 1928; 1 ¢. July 93°E Por. 239s
Empire music publishers (E. Har-
rison), London. 21831
My dark eyed love; words and music
by R. J. Stevenson. © 1 c. Oct. 6,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 66; Robert
John Stevenson, Seattle. 21832!
My darling pa-pa; words and music
by J. Abel. [Words and melody
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
only] ©1c. Oct. 13, 1928; EU. S.
unpub. 229; Jack Abel, New York.
. 21883
My daughter; words by Doris .V.
Hands, music by M. K. Chapin. ©
1c. Oct. 1, 1928; EH 10384; Marjorie
Kulumann Chapin, Honolulu. 21834
My dream girl; words by S. B. Lenida,
music by Sylvester Long Cross. ©
1 c. Oct. 29, 1928; E—U. S..unpub.
700; Sergio B. Lenida, Seatile.
21835
My dream girl of the North; words
by J. Spendal, music by Chester
Escher; 1st violin. © 1 ¢. Oct. 20,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 456; Joe
Spendal, West Mineral, Kan. 218386
My dream sweetheart; words and
music by R. W. Hichholtz. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 24,
1928; E—U. S. unpub. 554; Robert
Wyatt Hichholtz, Teecopa, Calif.
. 21837
My dreams of you; by H. A. White.
[Melody only] © 1 ¢.'Oct: 8, 1928;
EU. S. unpub. 91; Harry A. White,
New York. ~ 21838
My garden; words and music by P.
Randle; in E flat. © 1c. Oct. 8,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 86; Patricia
Randle, Dallas. 21839
My girl; words and music by C. L.
Kuapp; pf. © 1 eet. 25571928;
E—U. S. unpub. 511; Cecil Leonard
Knapp, Los Angeles. 21840
My heart belongs to you and you
alone; fox-trot song, words and
music by Rubey Cowan and Gerard
Carbonara. © Sept. 21, 1928; 2 c.
Sept. 24; E 698763; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 21841
My heart cries out for you; words by
Geo. Randall, music by Art Gillham.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Oct. 3, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 152;
F. B. Haviland pub. co., New York.
21842
My heart’s calling for you, Elaine;
words and music by Johnny Tucker
and Joe Schuster; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Sept. 24, 1928; 2 ¢. Sept. 28;
E 698801; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 21843
My heart’s longing for you Elaine; by
Johnny Tucker and Joe Schuster,
arr. by George J. Trinkaus; vocal
orch., with words. 4to. ‘© Oct. 8,
1928; 2 c. Odcts T1375 699872. M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 21844
1128
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
21865
My home in the land of the Puget
Sound; words by E. Moulton, music
by Sylvester Long Cross. © 1c. Oct.
729, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 701;
Ernest Moulton, South Prairie,
Wash. 21845
My honeymoon waltz; lyrics by Jack
Mahoney, music by Paul Renault,
harmonized by Henri Weber; with
E flat alto and B flat ten. or sop.
saxophones, and pf. and ukulele acc.
© Oct. 11, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 29; E—U.
S. pub. 169; Belwin, inc, New
York. 21846
My Honolulu sweetie; words and music
by M. L. Estabrook. © 1 c. Sept. 4,
1928; E 704849; Mary Louise Esta-
brook, Ponchatoula, La. 21847
My inspiration is you; words by Edgar
Leslie, music by Horatio Nicholls
[pseud. of Lawrence Wright], of
Great Britain; pf. ace., with banju-
lele banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin
D. Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Oct. 10, 1928; 1 e.
Oct. 17; E—For. 482; Lawrence
21848
My Jimmy; from The squealer, words
and music by Robert Sterling. ©
Oct. 29, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 31; E—U. S.
pub. 241; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inc., New York. 21849
My little would-be bride; words and
“music by T. Nelson. © 1 ¢. Oct. 22,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 464; Taft Nel-
son, Hogansville, Ga. 21856
My love for you; theme song, lyric
by Benny Davis, melody by Joe
Burke; with pf. acc. © 1 ¢. Oct.
18, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 378; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 21851
My lovely one; words by Dorothy Ter-
riss, music by Don MacKay. [Words
and melody only] © 1.e¢ Oct. 2,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 1120; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 21852
My mother dear; words and music by
St, Swale. mi. © ad. Oct, 19,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 427; Sara
Lillius Swan, Hornell, N. Y. 21853
My mountain ranger ; words and music
by R. B. Petteys. © 1 ¢. Oct. 23,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 484; Ruby B.
Petteys, Grass Valley, Or. 21854
My, my girl, don’t leave me, don’t leave
me to-night: words by J. J. Hawes,
music by Luther A. Clark. © Oct.
16, 1928; 2 e+ Oct. 27; E—U. S. pub.
128; Joe J. Hawes, Charlestown,
Ind. 21855
Wright music co., London.
My old girl’s my new girl now: words
by Irving Caesar, music by Cliff
Friend. [Words and melody only};
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1928; E 1021; Leo
Feist, inec., New York. 21856
My own; words and music by R. Zan-
nini, of Italy, domiciled at Law-
rence, Mass. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Oct. 11, 1928; E U. S.
unpub. 168; Robert Zannini, Law-
rence, Mass. 21857
My paradise for two; words by C.
Cote, music by David Reed. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 19, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 409:
Clerinda Cote, Leominster, Mass.
21858
My rainbow girl; words and music by
C. Pender. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 17, 1928; E U. §.
unpub. 364; Chris Pender, New York.
21859
My Redeemer and my Lord; anthem,
words by Longfellow, music by Dud-
ley Buck, arr. by Charles Gilbert
Spross; mixed voices. 4to. © Oct.
LO P1928 “2 e. “Oct. 12° Ri 698950:
John Church co., Cincinnati. 21860
My Rose across the sea; words and
music by J. W. Conley. © 1c. Oct.
13, 1928; E U. S. wnpub. 230; James
William Conley, San Francisco.
21861
My Seandinavian gal, by yumpin’
yiminy; words by Charles Tobias
and Harry Tobias, music by Al Sher-
man; pf. and ukulele acc. © Oct.
105° 4928: 2 e..Oct.,, 12; =H. 698888 3
Forster music publisher, inc., Chi-
cago. 21862
My speedway hero, he’s a _ rider;
words and music by Bennett Scott,
of Great Britain; pf. acc., with ban-
julele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Sept. 26, 1928;
1c. Sept. 27; E For. 68; B. Feldman
& co., London. 21863
My sunshine Sue I’ve not forgotten
you; words and music by A. Bailey,
arr. by Charles L. Johnson. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 27, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 634;
Arthur Bailey, Kansas City, Mo.
21864
My suppressed desire; words by Ned
Miller, music by Chester Cohn.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Oct. 9. 1928; E U. S. unpub. 185;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 21865
1129
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21866
My sweetheart; words by M. Baars,
music by Clifton Keith. © 1c. Oct.
8, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 134; Marie
Baars, Bowden, N. C. 21866
My Tonia; words and music by B. G.
De Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray Hen-
derson. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
109; De Sylva, Brown & Henderson,
inc., New York. 21867
My varsity girl I’) cling to you; words
by Alfred Bryan, music by Frank
Harling; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Oct. 24; 1928; 2 c. Oct. 26; E—U. S.
pub. 149; Famous music corp., New
York. 21868
My very own; words and music by L.
Morse. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 138, 1928; B 704572; Lee
Morse, New York. 21869
N’ata canzone a Maria; words by
Pasquale Buongiovanni, music by L.
Canoro; violin. [Italian text] ©
1.'C.. OC. TT, 1S28 | Be eS. Aan
358; Louis Canoro, New York.
21870
Na farmi; words by Eugene Zukow-
sky, music by A. Schwartz. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Oct. 1,
1928; E 1041; Abe Schwartz, New
York. 21871
Na Warszawskim bruku polka, -Na
weselu. oberek, -Zytnidwka polka.
-Na zabawie oberek -Stodkie caiusy
wale, -Antek oberek [and] Skoczna
polka; arr. or composed by Ignacy
Podgorski; 1st violin. 4to. © Sept.
21, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 24; E—U. S. pub.
144; Ign. Podgorski, Philadelphia.
21872
Nacciarone (Guido) Prelude; op. 5;
violin with pf. acc. © 1c. Oct. 15,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 271; Guido
Nacciarone, Brooklyn. 21873
Nannette; by Jimmie Weir [i. e.
James F. Weir]; melody with pf.
ace. ©1e. Oct. 25, 1928; E—U. S.
unpub. 665; James Frederick Weir,
Syracuse, N. Y. 21874
Nash chaim schob zdorow; words by
Eugene Zukowsky, music by A.
Schwartz. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Oct. 12, 1928; E U.S.
unpub. 201; Abe Schwartz, New
York. 21875
National colonial anthem of the
United States of America; words
pt. II, n. s., v. 23
and music by G. K. Hamilton. ©
Mar. 9, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 6; E 698364;
George K. Hamilton, New York.
21876
Naughty moonface; lyrics and music
by G. Bernhard. © 1 e. Oct. 18,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 383; Grace
Bernhard, Oakland, Calif. 21877
Neapolitan tarantella; by James
Brown, of Great Britain; violin,
with pf. acc. © Oct. 16, 1928; 1 ¢.
Oct. 22: E For. 411; Stainer & Bell.
Itd., London. 21878
Nearest to my heart; words and music
by C. C. Fulcher. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c: Oct. 17,1928: EH
U. S. unpub. 353; Charles Chrisp
Fulcher, Augusta, Ga. 21879
*Neath silv’ry birches; by M. Austin
Dunn; organ. © Sept. 22, 1928; 2 ¢.
Oct. 2; E 699849: White-Smith mu-
. Sic pub. co., Boston. 21880
"Neath stars; words by Jean Wool-
ford and Paul Horgan, music by
Nicolas Slonimsky; mezzo-sop.; in
A. © Sept. 15, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 22;
E 698990; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston. 21881
Neue (Der) Amadis; ~worte von
Goethe, musik von Ernst Kienek, of
Austria, op. 56, nr. 2; bar. © July
12, 1928; De. (Ames S Mars 203 ;
Universal edition actiengesellschaft,
Vienna. 21882
Nevah goin’ to ramble any more;
words by M. H. Stewart, music by
Clifton Keith. © 1 ¢. Oct. 8, 1928:
E U. 8. unpub. 130; Milt H. Stewart,
Soo Junction, Mich. 21883
Never alone; words by L. H. Mackay,
music by Sylvester Long Cross. ©
1c. Oct. 6, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 10;
Lulu Hackett Mackay, Seattle.
21884
New Christmas songs; a collection of
carols for the use of selected groups,
by Lorenz pub. co. 4to. © Sept.
5, 1928; 2 e; and,-aliigSept. (295) A
1056857 ; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
21885
New (The) day; 3 pt. cho., words by
Estelle M. Clark, music by Palmer
J. Clark; 1st and 2nd sop. and alto.
4to.”: © Oet: '2;''1928: 7-2 ‘eOckh'5;;
E 699718; Raymond A. Hoffman co.,
Chicago. 21886
1130
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
New Ford car; words and music by
Dave Macon. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Oct. 16, 1928;'E U. S.
unpub. 310: Brunswick Balke Col-
lender co., New York. 21887
New fox-trott; by D. Tiomkin, of Rus-
sia, domiciled at New York; violin.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 11, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
162; Dimitri Tiomkin, New York.
21888
New songs for new voices; words by
A. A. Milne and others, music by
Thomas Scherman and others, ed.
by Louis Untermeyer, Clara and
David Mannes. © Sept. 20, 1928;
2 ce. and aff. Sept. 26; A 1054578 ;
Harcourt, Brace & co., ine, New
York. 21889
New Year’s day blues; words and mu-
sie by Lemon Jefferson. [Words
and melody only] © 1 c¢. Oct. 18,
1928; E_-U. S. unpub. 391; Chicago
music pub. co., ine., Chicago. 21890
New York town; words and melody
by D. B. DeWaltoff; with pf. acc.
eames, 1925+. 5° CL LOC oth: |b
699740; Dayve B. DeWaltoff, Brook-
lyn. 21891
Next (The) President; words and mu-
sic by J. Frank. Chicago, Joseph
Frank music pub. co. © Oct. 18,
1928; 2 c. Oct. 15; E 698995 ; Joseph
Frank, Chicago. 21892
Night ; lyric by Mitchell Parish, music
by Elliott Jacoby. © Aug. 16, 1928;
2 c. Oct. 8; E 699746; Jack Mills,
ine., New York. 218938
Night of farewell; lyric by E. T.
Burke and W. J. Rexford, music by
W. J. Rexford. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Oct. 2. 1928; E U. S.
unpub. 1114; William Jess Rexford
and Emmett T. Burke, New York.
; 21894
Night of memories: lyric by Jack Yel-
len, music by M. K. Jerome; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Oct. 10, 1928; 2 «.
Oct. 11; E 699815; Ager, Yellen &
Bornstein, ine,, New York. 21895
Night of the star; Christmas service
for Sunday schools, words by A. A.
Payn, M. K. and C. R. -F., music by
M. Isabelle Ritter, Roy HE. Nolie,
Carolyn R. Freeman and others.
8vo. © Sept. 18, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 4;
E 699692; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia. 21896
Nikto to nam niemo zé; mazur, by
Frank Dukli, arr. by Louis Vitak;
21907
> —_— Se
concertina. © Oct. 20, 1928; 2 ec.
Oct. 26; E—U. S. pub. 120; Vitak-
Elsnic co., Chicago. 21897
Ninna nanna a Gesu’; versi di F.
Amodio, musica di Remo D’ Alba.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
Oct. 30, 1928; H—U. S. unpub. 742;
Frank Amodio, Brooklyn. 21898
Nino; schottische, by C. Anello. [Mel-
ody only] © 1. Oct. 1, 1928; E
1044; Carmelo Anello, New York.
21899
Nino (El) fidencio; letra por E. M.
Cortazar, musica por L. Barcelata y
J. A. Ramirez, both of Mexico, domi-
ciled at New York; pf. S8vo. [Pho-
tostat] © June 1, 1928; 2 c. June
11; E 698859; Lorenzo Barcelata
and Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
21900
Niu haohao; words and music by B.
Mossman. © 1c. Oct. 27, 1928; E—
U. S. unpub.’ 647; Chas. E. King and
Bina Mossman, Honolulu. 21901
No baby blues; words and music by
Williard Thomas. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Oct. 25, 1928; E—
U.S. unpub. 568; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 21902
No cradle for Jesus; Christmas carol
anthem, words by Martin Luther,
music by Ernest A. Dicks, of Great
Britain. 4to. © Oct. 3, 1928; 2 «.
Oct. 5; E 699762; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 21903
No—never; words and music by M. BE.
Wheeler. © 1 ¢. Oct. 31, 1928; E
U.S. unpub. 773; Mary Edith
Wheeler, Evanston, Ill. 21904
No one can be what you are to me;
words by Mrs. John Stuhring [i. e.
S. Stuhring], music by Sylvester
Long Cross. © 1 c. Sept. 20, 1928;
E 704787; Sophie Stuhring, Aber-
deen, Wash. 21905
Nobody but you; words by Max Rut-
chik and Wes Frazer, music by
Leonard Whitecup. [Words and me!-
ody only] ©1e. July 21, 1928; E
696427; M. F. L. productions co.,
New York. 21906
Nobody knows but me; fox trot, words
by Raymond Wallace, music. by
Harry Tilsley, of Great Britain; pf.
and ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Sept. 28, 1928; 1 ¢.
Oct. 6; E—For. 476; Cecil Lennox,
Itd., London. 21907
1131
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21908
Nobody knows just why; by.C. W.
Midgley, jr. ; melody, with pf. acc. ©
1c. Oct. 6, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 55;
Charles William Midgley, jr., New
York. 21908
Nobody loves me; by Hershal Brown,
arr. by Irene Spain. [Melody only]
© 1c. May 31, 1928; E 691974; Polk
C. Brockman, Atlanta. 21909
Nobody seems to care for me; words
and music by J. L: Witt. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Oct. 30,
1928; E—U. S. unpub. 756; Joseph
L. Witt, Brooklyn.
Noches del bajio; cancion Mexicana,
letra de José Lopez Castellon, mu-
sica de S. R. Ramos, of Mexico,
domiciled at Chicago. [Photostat]
© 1c. Aug. 15, 1928; H 704091; Sil-
vano R. Ramos, Chicago. 21911
Noleck (August) Prélude; by A. Nélck,
of Germany, op. 258, no. 1; violin
and pf. © Oct. 6, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 8;
EH 689729; Boston music co., Boston.
ee 2191.2
Norfolk bound; words and music by
W. J. Rexford. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Oct. 4, 1928; E U. S.
unpub. 1144; William Jess Rexford,
Bay Shore, N. Y. 21913
North-wind’s (The) frolic; 3-pt. cho.,
words by Lizzie De Armond, music
by Eusebia Simpson; sop., alto and
bass. 4to.°°'© Sept. 14, 1928; 2 ec.
Oct. 26; HE—U. S. pub. 220; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 21914
Nostalgie; par Roger Branga, of
France; pf. © Aug. 25, 1928; 1 «.
Oct. 1; E For. 80; Durand et ¢gie.,
Paris. 21915
Nostalgie; valse, by Egon Hdwards, of
Switzerland, domiciled at New York.
[Melody only] © 1. Oct. 28, 1928;
E—U. S. unpub. 507; Refousse mu-
sic pub. co., New York. 21916
Not till the world has an ending;
words. and. music by W._ Peel.
fWords and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 27, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 627;
William Peel, New York. 21917
Nothing is impossible with God; sacred
song, words by Myrtle Farmer Mof-
fitt, music by Thoro Harris; solo or
mixed voices. © Oct. 24, 1928; 2 c.
Oct. 27; E—U. S. pub. 125; Myrtle
R. Moffitt, Chicago. 21918
Nottambuli (I); variazioni fantas-
tiche, di Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco,
of Italy; violoncello e pf. © May
21910 |
pt. InI, n. S., vy. 23
30, 1928; 1 c. Aug..8; E For, 199:
Universal edition actiengesellschaft,
Vienna. 21919
Notte d’ Arabia; orientale, di Vin-
cenzo Billi, of Italy, op. 434; pf. ©
Oct., 13, 19285 J) Gx Oet, 15-8 Her.
314; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 21920
Notti tunisine; pezzo. caratteristico, di
Enrico Mineo, of Italy; pf. © Oct.
12, 1928; 1 ce. Oct. 29; E—For. 514;
A. & G. Carisch & c, Milan. 21921
Now sleeps the crimson petal; pt. song,
words by Tennyson, music by C.
Linn Seiler; male voices. 4to. ©
Sept. 21, 1928; 2 e«. Sept. 28; EH
698772; Boosey & co., Itd., New York.
21922
Nuit (Une) a Venise; by Arthur
Miller; pf. © Oct. 9, 1928; 2c. Oct.
138; E 699826; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 211923
Nuovissima serie di bassi senza
. humeri; facili e di media difficolta,
preceduta da _brevi norme_ per
Varmonizzazione del basso senza
Vaiuto del pf., di Carlo Pedron, of
Italy. 8vo.. © Sept. 28, 1928; 1 ec.
Oct." 29°" E—WPor, 507; “Ac” &) G.
Carisch & c., Milan. 21924
Nymphs and shepherds, come away:
words by Thomas Shadwell, music
by Henry Purcell, arr. by Healey
Willan, of Canada. ‘© Sept. 21,
1928; 1 c. Sept. 17;°EH For. 247;
Frederick Harris co., London. 21925
O beauty, dear and brief; words by
George Sterling, music by F. Mac-
Murray. © 1 e. Sept. 4, 1928; E
704985; Frederick MacMurray,
Berkeley, Calif. 21926
O come, all ye faithful; adeste fideles,
words tr. by F. Oakeley, music by J.
Reading, arr. by Ralph L. Baldwin;
nixed voices, pf. and organ acc.
4to. [English and Latin text] ©
Oct. 9, 1928; 2c. Oct. 11; E 699808 ;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 21927
O Father, Who didst all things make;
anthem, words by W. B. Heathcote,
music by Eric H. Thiman, of Great
Britain; mixed voices. 4to. © Oct.
30, 1928; 1 ¢. Oct. 30; H—For. 499;
Novello & co., Itd., London. 21928
O God of wisdom; full anthem, words
by James Walter Brown, music by
Kk. W. Wadely, of Great Britain;
mixed voices, organ ace. 4to. ©
Oct. 30, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 80; E—For.
502; Novello & co., Itd., London,
21929
1132
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
O little town of Bethlehem ; three-part
song, words by Phillips Brooks,
music by Joseph N. Ashton; women’s
voices, organ ace. 4to. © Oct. 11,
1928; Ac. Oct. 12; HE 698845; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 21930
O little town of Bethlehem; words by
Phillips Brooks, music by Fred B.
Holton.. 1. High voice, in B flat.—
Med. voice, in A flat.—Low voice, in
G flat.—2. Sop. and ten.—Alto and
bar.> © Aug. 24, 1928; 2 c. each
Sept. 29; E 699859, 699860; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 21931, 21932
O Lord. my God; anthem, words from
ist Kings, music by C. A. Salt, of
Great Britain; mixed voices; organ
ace. London, Novello & co., Itd.
4to. © Oct. 6) 1928; 1 c. Oct. 8;
E For. 182; C. A. Salt, Leamington
Spa, England. 21933
°O mare nun vo’; barcarola, versi di
A. Gildo, musica di Pasquale Frus-
taci, of Italy. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Oct. 10, 1928; E U. S.
unpub. 157; Armando Gildo, Brook-
lyn. 21934
O Master let me walk with Thee;
words by Washington Gladden,
music by Herbert Sanders; middle
voice. © Oct. 17, 1928; 2 c. Oct.
18; E 699894; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 21935
9 passareddu; versi di G. D’Amico.
musica di Vincent Fardella, of Italy.
© 1c. Oct. 25, 1928; E—U. S. unpub.
573; Gid D’Amico, New York. 21936
QO trinity of blessed light; anthem,
words by St. Ambrose, music by
Percy N. Cox; mixed voices, with
organ ace. 4to. © Mar. 25, 1927;
2 ¢.»@et.. 20, 1928; U.S. pub. 3;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 21937
O vero nucento; versi di S. Forgione,
musica di M. Martino. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Oct. 12, 1928;
E U.S. unpub. 194; Michele Martino
and Salvatore Forgione, Bethlehem,
Pa. 21938
O were I on Parnassus’ Hill; poem by
Robert Burns, set to old Secoteh air,
harmonized and arr. by George
Henschel. of Great Britain. © Oct.
10. 1928: 1 ec. Oct. 20: E—For. 493;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 21989
Oberek ze lwowa: by L. Witkowski;
violin. © .1¢ Oct. 9, 1928;/’E U.S.
unpub. 144; Leon Witkowski, New
York. 21940
21951
Office (The) of the holy communion ;
music by David McK. Williams;
mixed voices, organ ace.; in A flat.
4to. © Oct. 11, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct. 12;
E 698849; H. W. Gray co., New York.
: 21941
Oggi... @ un’ altra cosa; versi di
Peppino Mendes, musica di Eugenio
Mignone, of Italy; pf. © July 13,
1928" > & "Aug QZO- ky hor, 133;
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 21942
Oh! Aunt Hannah!’ what would she
say how; words by C. Robertson,
music by K. Robertson. Des Moines,
Ia.. Robertson pub. co. © Oct. 13,
1928; 2c. Oct. 15; E 698996; Claude
Robertson and Karl Robertson, Des
Moines. 21943
Oh! hallelujah; words and music by
Joe Browning; [i. e. J. L. Brown-
ing] pf. © 1.c. Oct. 16, 1928; EB
U. S. unpub. 282; Joseph L. Brown-
ing, New York. 21944
Oh, how TI love to ride in a rumble
seat; words and music by B. H. Mc-
Laughlin. [Words and melody only ]
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
26; Bernard Howard McLaughlin,
Cambridge, Mass. 21945
Oh, how I miss you blues! from Ups-
a-daisy, words by Robert A. Simon
and Clifford Grey, musie by Lewis
HB. Gensler; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Oct. 3, 1928; 2c. Oct. 5; EH 699775;
Harms, ine., New York. 21946
Oh how she ean roll her eyes; words
by I. Morin, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Oct. 31, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 770;
Irene Morin, Sanford, Me. 21947
Oh Lindy flew; fox-trot song, words
by R. C. Dyste, music by Cora Broad-
well. Boston, Mass., Mayer & Mayer
pub. co. © Oct. 17, 1928; 2 c. Oct.
19: E U:._ S. pub. 48; Robert .:C.
Dyste, Jamestown, N. D. 21948
Oh my dear Marie; words and music
by A. G. Schodle. © 1 ec. Oct. 29,
1928; E—U. S. unpub. 682; Adam
Gyula Schodle, Philadelphia. 21949
Oh my Genevieve; words and music
by N. E. Walsh. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Oct. 15, 1928; E U.S.
unpub. 322: Norman Edward Walsh,
Fresno, Calif. 21950:
Oh that we two were maying; words
by Charles Kingsley, music by P. B.
Stanbery; male voices, unaccom-
panied. 4to. © Oct. 27, 1928; 2 c.
Oct. 29; E—U. S. pub. 156; Philemon
B. Stanbery, Cincinnati. 21951
1133
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21952
Oh! you sweet old watcha may call it;
words and music by Roy Turk and
Fred E. Ahlert. © Oct. 11, 1928;
2 c. Oct. 12; E 698887 ; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. 21952
OhibO; parole di Peppino Mendes,
musica di Eugenio Mignone, of
Italy; pf. con testo e canto o mand.
© Oct. 10, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 29; E—For.
515; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
21953
Ohio; words and music by R. M. El-
lery. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Oct. 29, 1928; H—U. S. unpub.
688; Robert M. Ellery, Toledo, O.
21954
Oi Rosa oi Rosa; versi e musica di F.
Trombetta; pf. © 1c. Oct. 3, 1928;
E U. S. unpub. 11382; Francesco
Trombetta, Philadelphia. 21955
Oil’ oili’ oila’, che bella moda e’
chesta cca’; versi e musica di F,
Trombetta. [Words and melody
only] 4to. © Sept. 8, 1928; 2 «.
Oct. 2; E 699637; Francesco Trom-
betta, Philadelphia. 21956
Oiseau (L’) bleu; paroles et musique
de. Duran. ©, Awes 15, 1928" 1 'e.
Sept. 5, 1 c. Oct. 17; E—U. S. pub.
64; Léo Duran, Lyon, France. 21957
Ojitos encantadores; letra y musica de
Hermanos Banuelos, of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles; pf. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 16, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
302; Felipe Valdes Leal, Los An-
geles. 21958
Ojitos verdes; tango, letra y musica
por F. Carballo; pf. con letra. ©
Sept. 20, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 2; E—U. S.
pub. 133; Francisco Carballo, San-
turce, Porto Rico. 21959
Oklahoma blues; by F. Marvin. [Mel-
ody only] © 1. Oct. 26, 1928;
H—U. S. unpub. 620; Frankie Mar-
vin, New York. 21960
Old colonel; march, by Nat Shilkret,
arr. by Leo Erdody; full orch., with
pf. conductor. © Aug. 25, 1928; 2 ¢.
Oct. 3; E 699607; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 21961
Old (The) English minuet; the Count-
ess of Westmoreland’s delight, by
William Shield, arr. by Ignaz Fried-
man, of Poland; pf. © June 2; 1928;
1c. Aug. 8; E For. 208; Universal
edition actiengesellschaft, Vienna.
21962
pt. IH, 0. S., v.23 —
Old-fashion’d love song; fox trot, by
A. E. Mailoff, of Armenia, domiciled
at: New ‘York; .pfi\:; ©) 1 ¢ ‘Oet: 27,
1928; E—U. S. unpub. 629; Armand
EK. Mailoff, New York. 21963
Old fashioned yesterdays; lyric by Hs-
tette Simms, music by E. C. Horne.
Des Moines, Ia., Okoboji music co.
© Sept. 26, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 29; E
699658; Edward C. Horne, Arnolds
Park, Ia. 21964
Old favourite songs; for concert use,
arr. with new acc. by EH. R. B. Jor-
dan, of Australia. © June 26, 1928;
1) eh Fully 23%) Eh Wor? Tage. EF.
Paling & co., ltd., Sydney. 21965
Old home brew; words by G. T. Stone,
music by Clifton Keith. © 1 ¢. Oct.
8, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 139; Geo. T.
Stone, Winona, W. Va. . 21966
Old (The) homestead farm; words by
Nellie A. Carter, music by John L.
Wright. New York City, N. Y.,
Frank Harding. © Oct. 17, 1928;
2c. Oct. 283; E U.S. pub. 56; Ellen
A. Carter, Mannsville, N. Y. 21967
Old Milan; suite from the ballet, by
Franco Vittadini, arr. by Richard
John F. Howgill, of Great Britain;
pf. 1. The dancing girls of La
Scala. [3 others] © Sept. 29, 1928;
1c. Oct. 2; E For. 108; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 21968
Old (The) road; by John Prindle
Scott, arr. by Tom Clark; orch.
4to. © Sept. 28, 1928; 2c Oct. 8;
E 699757; G. Schirmer, inc.,. New
York. 21969
Old (The) songs; words and music by
I. M. Briggs. Boston, Mass., Music
service co. © Oct. 15, 1928; 2 ec.
Oct. 16; E—U. S. pub. 140; Ida May
Briggs, Mattapan, Mass. 21970
Old white mule; by H. F. Reser;
banjo. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1928; E U. S.
unpub. 486; Harry F. Reser, New
York. 21971
Ole Jim Crow; lyric by Andy Razaf,
music by ' J." Cr fohnson's* pF.aee.
with ukulele arr. by Ben Garrison.
© Sept. 17, 1928;'2 e@ Sept. 19; E
699557 ; Al. Piantadosi, New York.
21972
On a blue lagoon; words and music
by C. J. Robison. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 e. Oct. 11, 1928; E
U. S. unpub. 164; Carson J. Robi-
son, New York. 21973
1134
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
On Broadway; words and music by
John A. Lovely. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 c¢. Oct. 5, 1928; E
U. S. unpub. 18; Margaret A.
Lovely, Missoula, Mont. . 21974
On candle light lane; words by Sam
Lewis and Joe Young, music by Ted
Fiorito. © Sept. 28, 1928; 2 c. Sept.
29; E 698819; Remick music corp.,
New York. 21975
On the right road with Smith; words
and music by Robert Sterling; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Oct. 25, 1928;
2 c. Oct. 31; E—U. S. pub. 251; W.
C. Handy music publisher, New
York. Gilet
On the rock; words and music by J.
E. Moore. © Aug. 1, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct.
2: E 699641; John EH. Moore, Hunt-
ington Park, Calif. 21977
On the track that leads me way back
home; by Leonard Whitcup. [Mel-
ody only] © 1c. Sept. 10, 1928; E
U. S. unpub. 319; M. F. L. produc-
tions co., New York. 21978
On the water; barcarolle, from Two
Italian sketches, by Harry Farjeon,
of Great Britain; pf. duet. © Oct.
pee ds LOC. L. B-Hor 224°) W.
Paxton & co., ltd.. London. 21979
On this, the Christmas morn; -carol-
anthem, words by E. T. Phillips, mu-
sic by J. Job, of Great Britain;>
mixed voices, organ ace. 4to. ©
Oct. 30, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 80; E—For.
498; Novello & co., litd., London.
21980
One for all and all for one; lyric by
Jo Trent, music by Louis Alter.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 20, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 451;
Robbins music corp., New York.
. 21981
One golden April morning; words and
music by Mrs. M. H. Gulesian. ©
Oc) 19, 19283:2 e: Oct.253 EU, S:
pub. 188; Charles W. Homeyer & co.,
Boston. 21982
One (The) in the world: words by
Eric Little, music by Roger Eckers-
ley, of Great Britain; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by Harry J. Stafford.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Wer th 1998: Dive OOrts Lie Ihr Ror.
169 ; Campbell, Connelly & co., Lon-
don. 21983
One kiss; from The new moon, words
by Oscar Hammerstein 2d, music by
21229—29——_6
21994
~
Sigmund Romberg; pf. and ukulele
ace; © Oct. 5, 1928; 2 c¢. Oct. 8;
E 699772; Harms, ine., New. York.
21984
One little kiss, once in a while; words
by L. Levy, music by Daniel H. Wil-
son. © 1c. Oct. 11, 1928; EU. S.
unpub. 166; Lilly B. Levy, Portland,
Or. 21985
One of these days; words and music
by Jack Vernon; pf. acc., with ban-
julele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations] © Aug. 1, 1928; 1 ec. Sept.
20; E For. 127; Music pub. co., Itd.,
London. 21986
One smile—one tear; words and music
by D. Lacy. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1928;
E U. S. unpub. 615; Della Lacy,
Grand Junction, Colo. 21987
One two three four; waltz, adapted
by Frank Ferera; pf., with ukulele
arr. by May Singhi Breen. (In
Frank Ferera’s Hawaiian melodies)
© Sept. 24, 1924; 2 ce. Oct. 1, 1928;
E 698835; Forster music publisher,
inc., Chicago. 21988
One wish and another; words and
music by A. R. Eppes. Néw York,
N. Y., Frank Harding. © Sept. 26,
1928; 2 ce Oct. 1; E 699635; Alice
Ravenel Eppes, Charleston, S. C.
21989
One yesterday; words and music by
I. R. Chambers. © 1 ¢ Oct. 6,
1928; EK U. S. unpub. 14; Ida Rogers
Chambers, Jackson, Tenn. 21990
Only for me; words by Harold Kirze-
der, music by Jack Harding [i. e.
J. V. Harding, jr.] © 1. Sept. 8,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 180; John V.
Harding, jr., Peru, Ill. 21991
Only for you; words and music by M.
Grever. [Words and melody only]
© 1 e. Oct. 1, 1928; E 1032; Maria
Grever, New York. 21992
Only (The) girl for me is Mandy;
words by C. Coy, music by Jack Ed-
wards. New York City, N: Y.,
Frank Harding. © Oct. 17, 1928;
Ze. Oct. 235°) Up Seapub. ot: Clint
Coy, Sullivan, Il. 219938
Only with you; words by Thomas
Hearon, music by C. Leveen and
Thomas Hearon. © 1 ¢. Oct. 26,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 601; Charles
Leveen, Brooklyn. 21994
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21995
pt. 11, n. s., v.23
Only your picture; words by M. Lau-
retta Green, music by Truman
Bishop Handy. [Chords, single
Staff] © 1 ec. Oct. 17,1928: EB U: S.
unpub. 349; Lauretta Green, San
Francisco. 21995
Onwaid, Christian soldiers; music by
Sullivan, [with prelude} Radiant
morn, by Gounod, each arr. by Al-
bert Harvey, 4 violins with pf. ace.
(COR Ts, Too8 22 Cy etlet ie By
698945; Fred Heltman co., Cleve-
land. 21996
Onward Oakland; words by Jennie
Frances Cockrum, music by R. Boner
Barrett and Charles C. Hoskinson;
pf. 8vo. © Oct. 26, 1928; 2 c. Oct.
29; E—U. S. pub. 193; Oakland City
college, Oakland City, Ind. 21997
Ooh! words and music by Frederick
G. Johnson. © Oct. 9, 1928; 2 e.
Oct. 11; E 698876; T. S. Denison &
co., Chicago. - 21998
Opang maiden; words and music by
D. Boisvert. [Words and: melody
Only | ©: 12 Oct. 29; .1928--
U. 8S. unpub. 705; Dolor Boisvert,
Newport, Vt. 21999
Open (The) road; suite, by Hermann
Lohr, arr. by Dan Godfrey, of Great
Britain; full military band, with
conductor. 1. Pastorale. [3 others]
© Sept. 26): 1928; 1°¢e Oct. '20; H—
For. 495; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon- }
don. 22000
Opium pipe song: by Nelle Corday
[pseud. of D. Herbert] [ Melody
only] © 1 c. Aug. 16, 1928; EH—
U. S. unpub. 657; Dorothy Herbert,
Cleveland. 22001
'Ora! chata malora! duo, letra por
E. M. Cortazar, musica por L. Barce-
lata, of Mexico, domiciled at New
York. S8vo. [Photostat] © June
1, 1928; 2 c. June 11; E 693866; Dio-
nisio Acosta, Los Angeles, and Lo-
renzo Barcelata, New York. 22002
Orange blossoms only; words and mu-
sic by B. L. Dobbins. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 25, 1928;
E—U. S. unpub. 583; Bertha Lillian
Miner Dobbins. San Antonio. 22003
Orchestration of the: parish school
hymnal; by Catherine Fitting Zendt :
orch. v. 1-7. © Sept. 27, 1928; 2 e.
and aff. Oct. 3; A 1055861; Board
of publication of the United Lu-
theran church in America, Phila-
delphia. 22004
Oriental chorus; by L. Wickdahl.
[Melody only] ©1c. Aug. 20,1928;
E U.S. unpub. 1084; Lillian Wick-
dahl, Chicago. 22005
Oriental fantasy; cinema incidental,
by Edgar Martell, of Great Britain,
orch. by Eric Mareo, of Great Brit-
ain; orch., with pf. conductor. ©
Mar. 22, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 12; E For.
416; Bosworth & co., Leipzig. 22006
Oriental lullaby; by W. P. Grant; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 29, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
22; William Parks Grant, Columbus,
O. 22007
Oriental sweetheart: fox trot oriental,
by B. L. Dobbins; melody, with pf.
ace. © 1 c. Oct. 8, 1928; E—U. S.
unpub. 74; Bertha Lillian Dobbins.
San Antonio. 22008
melodies; “words -by W.
Byrnes and others, music by W.
Byrnes, arr. by May Dixon and
-Florence Fritch. The Liberty Be™
[4 others]; © July 27, 1928;°2 «
July 25; E 699662; William Byrnes,
San Francisco. 22009
Our Eucharistic King; mass, by D. G.
Griffin; mixed voices, organ acc.; in
F. 4to. © Sept. 1, 1928; 2 ec. Oct.
4; E 699856; Mary Gabrielle Griffin,
Boston. 22010
Original
Our gallant musketeer ; words and mu-
sic by P. D. Bird. of England, domi-
ciled. at San Diego, Calif. © 1 e.
Oct. 3, 1928;°H U. S. unpub. 1128 ;
P. Douglas Bird, San Diego, Calif.
J 22011
Our little dream; words by Frederick
H. Martens, music by Charles Wake-
field Cadman. © Oct. 25, 1928; 2 ec.
Oct. 26; E—U. S. pub. 105; De
Sylva. Brown & Henderson, ince.,
New York. 2012
Our mother—Mary immaculate; festi-
val mass no} 32“‘by “DR: ‘GeY*Grimn;
mixed voices, organ ace.; in A flat.
4to. © Sept. 22, 1928; 2 e. Oct. 4;
E 699855: Mary Gabrielle Griffin,
Boston. 22013
Our nation’s luckiest star; words and
music by I. O. Donoghue. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Oct. 12,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 193; Irene O.
Donoghue, Brooklyn. 22014
Our Walther league; words by W. J.
Wefel, music by Oliver E. Haserodt.
© June 20, 1928: 2 ec. June 22; E
694671; Walther J. Wefel, Cleveland.
22015
1136
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
Our wonderful U. S. A.; military
march, words by C. McCann, music
by Elsie Bright. © 1 ¢. Oct. 29,
1928; E—U. S. unpub. 679; Clare
McCann, Wenatchee, Wash. 22016
Out and out for Jesus; hymn, words
by E. L. Thompson, music by N.
Carlson. © June 20, 1928; 2 e.
Aug. 14; E 698108; Nathaniel Car!l-
son, Miami, Fla. 22017
Out of the depths; anthem, words
from the Psalms, music by Bruce
Metcalfe, of Canada; mixed cho.
with bass or contralto solo; organ
ace. 4to. © Sept. 21, 1928; 2 «.
Sept. 28; E 698771; Boosey & co.,
Itd., New York. 22018
Out of the heart of the sunrise; words
by J. Keirn Brennan, music by
Granville English. [Words and mel-
ody only}’ © 1 c. Oct. 17, 1928; EH
U. 8. unpub. 405; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, ine., New York. 22019
Outside; words and music by Frank
Flynn; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
A..J. Franchini. .© Oct. 2, 1928;
2 c. Oct.. 3; E 699697; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
22020
Owl (The) and the pussy cat; words
and music by F. W. Spencer. ©
1c, Oct. 5, 1928: E U. S. unpub. 29;
F. W. Spencer, New York. 22021
P. & O. S. march; by J. Hill, of Great
Britain, domiciled at Youngstown,
O.: melody with pf. acc. © 1.
Oct. 10, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 118;
James Hill, Youngstown, O. 22022
Pace d’amore; valze, by Vincenzo Pala-
dino, of Italy, domiciled at New
York. [Melody only] © 1c. Oct.
19, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 433; Gio-
vanni Bellacicco, New York. 22023
Paganini (Niccolo) La chasse; ecaprice
de Paganini, arr. by Jacques Thi-
baud; violin and pf. © Aug. 20,
1928; 2c. Oct. 3; E 699600; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 22024.
Pagan’s song; words and music by EF.
Carew. [Photostat] © 1c. Oct. 3,
1928: E U. S. unpub. 228; Evelyn
Carew, Los Angeles. 22025
Pagliaccetti; operetta in 2 atti, parole
e musica di Paolo Malfetti, of Italy.
© Oct. 15, 1928; 1 ce. Oct. 6: E For.
140; A. Forlivesi & ec. Florence,
Italy. 22026
Pagoden; Siamesisches tanzmiirchen,
von Bernhard Paumgartner, of Aus-
22037
tria; klavierauszug. © June 22,
1928; 1 ec. Aug. 8; E For. 192; Uni-
versal edition actiengesellschaft,
Vienna. 22027
Pal of my dream palace; words by
B. Cunningham, music by David
Reed. © 1. Oct. 19, 1928; E U.S.
unpub. 410; Betty Cunningham, Lex-
ington, Ky. 22028
Pal of my dreams; waltz, words and
music by C. J. Yacich. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 27, 1928;
E—U. S. unpub. 640; Chris J. Ya-
eich, New Orleans. 22029
Pal of pals; words and music by G. A.
Traver. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
117; George Albert Traver, Inwood,
SS (Reo Fa 22030
Palace (The) of carelessness ; operetta
in 2 acts, lyrics and music by Ivine
Shields, Laurene Shields and Hattie-
bell Shields; woe. sc. and libretto.
4to.,, © Oet. 5s; 192852 @ Octe 8;
D 27371; Raymond A. Hoffman co.,
Chicago. 22031
Palaschko (Johannes) Venticinque
studi: facili e melodici, di J. Pa-
laschko, of Germany, op. 87; viola,
1° e 3° posizione.. © Oct..13, 1928;
ie Oct, 15 Hor? 322; Gs hircerdi
& co., Milan. 22032
Ventiquattro studi; facili e melo-
dici, in tutte le tonalita maggiori e
minori, di J. Palaschko, of Ger-
many, op. 85; violino, 1° posizione.
© Oct. 18, 1928; 1c. Oct. 15; E For.
320; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 22033
—— 24 leichte melodische etuden (24
* easy and melodious studies): in all
major and minor keys, by J. Pa-
laschko, of Germany, op. 84; violin.
bk. 1, 2. [German, English and
French text] © Sept. 19, 1928; 1 ¢.
each Oct. 24: E For. 442, 443; Schott
& co., ltd., London. 22034, 22035
Palestrina (Giovanni Pierluigi Santo)
Tenebrae factae sunt; 3 pt., words
by A. M. von B., music arr. by Louis
Victor Saar; women’s yoices. 4to.
© Sept. 28, 1928; 2 c. Oct: 10; E
698859 ; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
22036
Paling’s annual no. 10; 11 pf. solos, by
various composers, arr. by C. Ryder,
Ethel Brady, Joseph Bernard and C.
Spencer, all of Australia. © Sept.
6, 1928; 1 e. Oct. 9; EH for. 236.; W. H.
Paling & co., ltd., Sydney, Australia.
22037
1137
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22038
pt. III, n. S., v. 23
Pansy (The) flower: words by Ruth
Tharp, music by Harry R. Spier. 1..
High voice in E flat.—2. Med. voice
in'C. © Sept. 25, 1928; 2 ¢. each
Oct. 10; E 698860; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 22038
Paper windmills; six little songs,
words by Kitty Collett, music by
Hazel Fordham, of Great Britain.
1. Paper windmills. [5 others] ©
Aug. 21, 1928; 1 e. Oct. 8; E For.
148; Bosworth & co., Itd., London.
22039
Para ti mia; tango, letra de Juan A.
Caruso, musica de José Bohr, of
Germany; pf. Buenos Aires, Hdi-
ciones musicales Alfredo Perrotti.
A Vedicion,.\ Or Neb. "1a,) 1925 4c.
‘Oct. 17, 1928; E for. 255; José Bohr,
New York. 22040
Paradise square; from Virginia, words
by Douglas Furber, R. P. Weston
and Bert Lee, music by John Hope,
of Great Britain.
York & Sydney, Chappell & co., Itd.
© Sept. 24, 1928; 1 « Oct. 5; E For.
158; Harms, inc., New York. 22041
Parting; words by J. F. Westerberg,
music by I. Westerberg. © Oct. 138,
1928; 2 c. Oct. 17; E 698954; Ida
Westerberg, Mill Valley, Calif.
22042
Parting time; from That’s a good girl,
by Charles Prentice, of Great Brit-
ain. 4to. [Melody only] © July
26. 1O2e.. 1 Content hn NOs (2 *
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 22043
Passepied; by James Brown, of Great
Britain ; violin, with pf. acc. © Oct.
16, 19283, 1c. Oct. 22... Wor. 405;
Stainer & Bell, lItd., London. 22044
Passepied ; by Rudolph F. Reisa ; violin
and pf. © Oct. 18, 1928; 2 c. Oct.
20; E 699985; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago. 22045
Passepied; par Roger Branga, of
France; pf. © Aug. 25, 1928; 1 ¢.
Oct. 1; E For. 81; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 22046
Passing twilight; waltz, lyrics by J. F.
Parker, music by M. Paul Manga-
nella; pf. and ukulele acc. ©1e.
Oct. 22, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 478;
Jewell F. Parker, Port Arthur, Tex.
22047
Passionnelle; paroles et musique de L.
Duran. © Aug. 15, 1928; 1 @ Sept.
d, 1c. Oct. 17; E—U. S. pub. 70;
Léo Duran, Lyon. France. 22048
London, New
Pavos (Los) reales; duo, letra y mu-
sica por Jesus A. Ramirez, of Mexico,
domiciled at New York. 8vo.
[Photostat] © June 1, 1928; 2 «.
June 11; EH 693862; Lorenzo Bar-
celata, New York, and Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 22049
Peace and goodwill; Christmas ser-
vice, words by Palmer Hartsough and
others, music by J. H. Fillmore and
Fred A. Filimore. 8vo. © Sept. 26,
1928; 2c. Oct. 8; D 27386; Fillmore
bros. co., Cincinnati. 22050
Peace victorious; words and melody
by A. K. Lynch; pf. ace. by Clara
Grindell. © 1c Oct. 2, 1928; E
U. 8. unpub. 1117; Ada Kyle Lynch,
Venado. Calif. 22051
Peanuts; student-song, arr. by Chan-
ning Lefebvre; male voices. 4to.
Oct. 15, 1928; 2 ¢.-Oct. 24; H—U. S.
pub. 108; G. Ricordi & co., inc., New
York. 22052
Peechee poochee papa: words and
music by Bob Miller and Joe Hoover,
op. 1, no. 2, arr. by J. Russel Robin-
son; pf. and ukulele ace. © Sept.
27, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 28; E 698762;
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. 22053
Penal farm blues; words by S. Black-
well and J. M. Williams, music by
S. Blackwell. [Chords, single staff]
© 1c Sept. 22, 1928; EH 704838;
State’ street music pub. ¢0., inc.,
Chicago. 22054
Perché canto; stornellata, versi di
Peppino Mendes, musica di Hugenio
Mignone, of Italy; pf. © Sept. 21,
1928; 1 c« Oct. 29; H—For. 516;
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 22055
Perché eanto; stornellata, versi di
Peppino Mendes, musica di Eugenio
Mignone, of Italy. 4to. [Words
and melody only] © June 22, 1928;
1c. Aug. 20; H For. 180; A. & G.
Carisch & c., Milan. 22056
Peter Peter; by John Mokrejs, 2d pf.
pt. by Buenta Carter; 2 pfs., 4 hands.
© Oct. 18)" 19287" 2% Oct. "20; BH
6999838; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 22057
Petite piéce enfantine; par Julien
Falk, of France, op. 11; orech., avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Aug. 25,
19285.:G we. Oetii hy ei Pores vc.
Joubert, Paris. 22058
1138
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
Petite valse lente; by C. Demangate ;
pf. © Oct. 11, 1928; 2 ce. Oct. 15;
E—U. S. pub. 184; Carl Demangate,
Schenectady, N. Y. 22059
Peupliers (Les) de Kéranroux; chant
villageois, poésie de Charles Le
Goffic, musique de Louise Casagémas,
' of France, op. 236. © Sept. 20, 1928;
1 &@’Oet: 12: BE “Por. 370; Heugel,
22060
Philomela; four-pt. cho., words by
Philip Sidney, music by Julius
Rontgen, of Netherlands, op. 92, no.
4; men’s voices. 4to. © Oct. 9,
1928; 2 ¢.. Oct. 13; BE, 699829; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 22061
Physical education for the second
grade; lessons and arr. of music by
W. A. Ocker. © Aug. 30,.1928; 2 c.
Sept. 7; aff. Sept. 11; A 1054274;
A. S. Barnes & co., New York. 22062
Paris.
Pi; chanson chinoise, d’aprés un air
populaire de la province de Canton,
paroles et musique de L. Duran. ©
July 1, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 5, 1 ec. Oct.
17; E—U. S. pub. 61; Léo Duran,
Lyon, France. 22063.
Piccolo fiore; mazurka, by B. C.
Vairo; violin. © 1c. Oct. 17, 1928;
E U. 8S. unpub. 360; Benedetta C.
Vairo, New York. 22064
Pickaninny [!] Christmas carol; words
by Rosalie M. Jonas, music by M.
Keefer. © 1 c. Oct. 9, 1928; EU.
S. unpub. 149; Mabel Keefer, Am-
sterdam, N. Y. 22065
Pickaninny [!] sandman; part-song,
by Sarah Talbert, arr. by Philip
Greely; men’s voices. 4to. © Oct.
3 - 1928; ); 2. .¢., Oct.
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
22066
Piedigrotta Santa Lucia; lo canzoni
del 1928, compilatore Libero Bovio,
of Italy. © Aug. 31, 1928; 1 c. Sept.
1: A—Foreign 39745; Italian book
co., New York. 22067
Pilgrims of the night; pageant service
for Christmas, words by Elsie Dun-
can Yale'and C. R. ¥F:, music by
Maybelle Knott, A. B. Dorsey, C. D.
Lowden and Carolyn R. Freeman.
8vo.,,© Sept. 18, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct. 4;
E 699690; Hail-Mack co., Philadel-
phia. 22068
Pilgrim’s (The) progress; by John
Bunyan, adapted by Bowker An-
drews, set to music by Granville
5: E 699761; |
22079
=
Bantock, of Great Britain ; full vocal
sc... © Oct: 8; 1928; Le Oct. ‘9;
E For. 189; Swan & co. (Music pub-
lishers) l1td., London. 22069
Pineapple blues; words and music by
Lemon Jefferson. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Oct. 18, 1928; E
U.S. unpub. 392; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 22070
Pioneer America; 2nd organ suite, by
Seth Bingham. 1. Redskin rhap-
sody. [8 others] © Oct. 23, 1928;
2 ec. Oct. 24; E U.S. pub. 87; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 22071
Pioppi d’autunno;: parole di Mario
Riveseechi, musica di Guglielmo
Cecconi, of Italy. © Oct. 27, 1928;
1 e¢. Oct. 238; H—For. 429; A.
Forlivesi & c., Florence, Italy.
22072
Piuki porele; polka, by A. Schwartz.
[Melody only] ©1e. Oct. 12, 1928;
EK U. S. unpub. 206; Abe Schwartz,
New York. 22073
Pizzicato misterioso; cinema inciden-
tal, by Edgar Martell, of Great Brit-
ain, orch. by Eric Mareo, of Great
Britain; orch., with pf. conductor.
© Mar. 22, 1928; 1 ec Oct. 12; E
For. 418; Bosworth & co., Leipzig.
22074
Place (A) to call home; words by A.
Wright, music’ by P. BB. ‘Story.
[Words and melody only] ©1.
Oct? St, 1928" EU." S) ‘unpub ca ;
Aria Wright, Danville, Ky. 22075
Plaintes dans les cyprés; par Edouard
Flament, of France, op. 80, no. 6:
orch., avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Sept. 20, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 12; E For.
348 ; Choudens, Paris. 22076
Planque’s original concert solos for
Hawaiian guitar; by F. Munro
Planque. © Oct. 1, 1928; 2 ec. Oct.
3; E 699676; Don Santos, Rochester,
N.Y: 22077
Playmates; words by Larry Spier and
Sam Coslow, music by James Diet-
rich. © Oct. 11, 1928: 2 ec. Oct. 13;
E 698943; Spier and Coslow, inc.,
New York. 22078
Please come back, you know I love
you; words and music by F. L. Hep-
burn. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1928; E U. S.
unpub. 19; Frederick Lewis Hep-
burn, Providence, R. I. 22079
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22080
pt. 111, n. s., v. 23
Please leave me alone, I am dreaming
waltz song, words and music by H.
Johnson, of Norway, domiciled at
Froid, Mont. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1928;
E U. S. unpub. 241; Harold John-
son, Fort Riley, Kan. 22080
Pienty—hot—drag; by I. B. Foldessy ;
pio ie) ere: Oct. i (Bldgs! 9 Pr igen 2 pea
unpub. 1110; Irene Brooks Foldessy,
San Diego, Calif.
Pluie de mai; par Paul Fosse, of
France, op. 114; salonorch., mit
violino 1 directeur u. pf. conducteur.
4to. © Oct. 21, 1928; 1 ec. Oct. 16;
EH For. 384; Aug. Cranz, g. m. b. h.,
Leipzig. 22082
Pluto; lyric and music by E. B. Cheat-
ham. [Words and melody only] ©
1 c. Oct. 4, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
1148 ; Eugene a 248 Cheatham, Detroit.
22083
Pochade ; Lan Mambour, of Bel-
gium; salonorch., mit violino 1 di-
recteur u. pf. conducteur.
Oe 2 1925.:) 2 ey Och) a) Kor:
382; Aug. Cranz, g. m. b.h., Leipzig.
22084
Poet’s (The) world; words by Percy
Bysshe Shelly, music by Creighton
Allen; med. or high voice. © Oct.
8, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 18; E 699834; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 22085
Poliziotto (Il) dilettante; operetta in
1 atto, libretto di Nando Vitali, mu-
sica di Vincenzo Billi, of Italy. ©
Nov. 6, 1928; 1 ec Oct. 29; E—For.
506; A. Forlivesi & «¢, Florence,
Italy. 22086
Polka kalukutu; by A. Schwartz.
[Melody only] © 1c. Oct. 12, 1928;
E U.S. unpub. 205; Abe Schwartz,
New York. 22087
Polka po ziogonach; by A. Schwartz.
[Melody only] ©1c. Oct. 12, 1928;
E U. S. unpub. 197; Abe Schwartz,
New York. 22088
Polka sesupes bangos; by A. Schwartz.
[Melody only] © 1c. Oct. 12, 1928;
E U. S. unpub. 202; Abe Schwartz,
New York. 22089
Polka ydalre; by A. Schwartz. [Mel-
ody only] © 1c. Oct. 12, 1928; E
U. S. unpub. 196; Abe Schwartz,
New York. 22090
Pomalusku nawracaicie; oberek, by
Frank Dukli, arr. by Louis Vitak;
concertina. © Oct. 20, 1928; 2 ¢.
Oat. 26; E—U..S. pub. 4121 :; Vitak-
Elsnie ¢o., Chicago. 22091
22081 ;
Poor man’s blues;
Oe aC)
Pompanola; from Three cheers, words
and music by B. G. De Sylva, Lew
Brown and Ray Henderson, arr. by
Joseph M. Weiss; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Oct. 13, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 15;
E 698923 ; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc., New York. 22092
Pool (The) ; poem by Margaret C. Van
Antwerp, music by M. Falconer. ©
Sept. 20, 1928; 1 ¢. Oct. 11, 1 e, Oct.
22; E—U. S. pub. 135; Marie Fal-
coner, Port Washington, L. I., N. Y.
22093
words and music by
F. Marvin. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Oct. 26, 1928 ; E—U. 8.
unpub. 621; Frankie Marvin, New
York. 22094
Poppy; baliad, words and music by B.
Thrash. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 29, 1928; E 1010; Benny
Thrash, Long Beach, Calif. 22095
Por el camino; tango eampero. letra
de Gonzalez Castillo, misica de José
Bohr, of Germany; pf.’ Buenos
Aires, Ediciones musicales Alfredo
Perrotti..' © Feb.:1, 1925; 1 c. Oct.
17, 1928: E For. 256; José Bohr,
New York. 22096
Portes Gil: marcha, by G. J. Gonzalez,
of Mexico, domiciled at New York;
pf. ©1e. Oct. 25, 1928;,H—U. S.
unpub. 653; Guillermo José Gonza-
lez, New York. 22097
Portrait d’enfant; pastel, par R. Ch.
Martin, of France, op. 161, no..4;
violon et pf. © Sept. 20, 1928; 1 c.
Oct. 12; E For. 358; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 22098
Poupée charmante; waltz, by Domen-
ico Savino, of Italy. domiciled at
New York ; pf... © Oct. 11, 1928; 2 c.
Oct. 17; E "699882 ; G. Schirmer. inc.,
New York. 22099
Poursuites dans la cask par Edouard
Flament, of France, op. 80, no. 7;
orch., avee pf. conducteur. 4to.
Sept. 20, 1928; 1c. Oet. 12; E For.
349; Choudens, Paris. 22100
Povero cuore; pensiero mesto, di Italo
Azzoni, of Italy; violino, violoncello
e pf... © Get. 13, 19282) 1767, Och. 45 ;
E For. 321; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
22101
(Alfred) Three eastern pic-
by A. Pratt, of Great Brit-
with pf. conductor. 4to.
[2 others] © Sept.
Oct. 20; E—For. 466;
Itd., London. 22102
Pratt
tures ;
ain; orch.,
1. Slave dance.
19, 1928); 4° c.
Boosey & CO.,
1140
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
Prayer (A);)by Chr. Cappelen, ar-
rangement and English adaptation
by N. Lindsay Norden; mixed voices,
with alto or sop. solo; organ ace,
4to. © Feb. 18, 1927; 2 c. Sept. 14,
‘1928; E 699347; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 22103
Prayers; words and melody by D. B.
DeWaltoff; with pf. acc. © Aug.
9, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 6; E 699742; Dayve
B. DeWaltoff, Brooklyn. 22104
Premier (The) folio; 10 popular style
duets, by F. Munro Planque; ten.
banjo. © Oct: 1, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 3;
E 699677; Don Santos, Rochester,
Be -¥. 22105
Presepe (il) italico; composizione in
due quadri, di Ebe Romano, com-
menti musicali di F. Paolo Frontini
e Alfredo Cuscina, both ‘of Italy; pf.
e. pf. con testo. © Oct. 12, 1928;
1c. Oct. 29; H—For. 510; A. & G.
Carisch & ¢., Milan. 22106
Pressa-Rheinlied; text’ von Valma-
radscha, musik von Leo Eysoldt. of
Germany. 1. Salon-orch., mit kla-
vier kondukteur. 4to—2. Gesang u.
klavier. © May 15, 1928; 1 c. each
June 30; E For. 801, 303; Interna-
tionale presse-ausstellung K6ln 1928
e. v., Cologne, Germany.
22107, 22108
Presumida; letra y musica por Jesus
A. Ramirez, of Mexico, domiciled at
New York; pf. S8vo. [Photostat]
© June 1, 1928; 2 c. June 11; B
693861; Lorenzo Barcelata, New
York, and Dionisio Acosta, Los An-
geles. 22109
Pretty Polly Oliver; words anon., set
to seventeenth century tune, arr. by
Healey Willan, of Canada. © Sept.
21,; 1928 > 1. ec. Sept. 17,;.:E. £or:,. 243-3
Frederick Harris co., London. 22110
Princess (The), she will accept you
at last; words and music by G. A.
Hadley. © 1 c¢ Oct. 12, 19287''H
U. S. unpub. 186; George A. Hadley,
Denver. yet We
Printemps; par C. Debussy, arr. par
Roger Branga, of France; orch.,
avec pf. conducteur. © Aug. 25,
9928.;,1 @, Octs 1; FE EKoer..75 >, Durand
et cie., Paris. 22112
Printemps; par C. Debussy, arr. par
Roger Branga, of France; petite
orch., avec pf. conducteur. © Sept.
20; 1928; 1 ¢. Oct.'12; EB For. 362;
Durand et cie., Paris. 22113
22123
es
Processional; by Maurice Baron; orch.,
with pf. or organ conductor and 1st
violin conductor. © Oct. 9, 1928;
2 ce. Oct. 10; E 698826: Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
22114
Processional march from Maid of Or-
leans; by Harold Rawlinson, of
Great Britain; orch., with pf. con-
ductor. © Sept. 14, 1928; 1 ¢. Sept.
28; E For. 58; Boosey & co., ltd.,
_ London. 22115
Prohibition; words and music by P.
Peterson. [Words and melody only |
©.1e. Oct. 29, 1928; E—U. S. unpub.
708; Peter Peterson, Andover, N. J.
22116
Promised (The) King; Sunday school
service for Christmas, words by C.
Austin Miles, music by Adam Geibel.
8vo. ©.Sept. 18, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 4;
-E 699691; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia. i |
i rf 4 .
Prove it on me; words and music by
Ma Rainey [pseud. of Gertrude
Rainey] [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oet. 1, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
491; Chicago music pub. ¢o., inc,
Chicago. 22118
_Psalmus hungaricus; ungarische um-
dichtung des 55. Psalmes aus dem
XVI. jahrhundert, von Michael Vég,
op. 13, English tr. by Edward J.
Dent, of Great Britain, music von
Zoltan Kodaly; klavierauszug mit
text. © June 28, 1928; 1¢. Aug. 8:
E For. 211; Universal edition actien-
gesellschaft, Vienna. 22119
Pua ka ilima; Hawaiian hula song,
words and music by David Burrows,
arr. by J. Noble; pf. and ukulele
ace. (In Johnny Noble’s collection
of Hawaiian hulas and songs) ©
Sept. be VA928* “2c: Nepales | hy
699664; Johnny Noble, Honolulu.
22120
Puck; staccato caprice, by John
Thompson, op. 41; pf. © Oct. 29,
1928; 2 ec. Oct. 29; E—U. S. pub.
167; Schroeder & Gunther, inc., New
York. 22128
Pura flama; bolero son, letra y musica
de R. Hernandez. © 1 ec. Oct. 23,
1928; E—U. S. unpub. 527; Rafael
Hernandez, New York. 22122
Pura flama; de I. M. Simon; pf. ©
1 e. Oct. 17, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
331; Ismael M. Simon, New York.
22123
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22124
pt. III, n. s., v. 23 .
Quadretti; di Pasquale Quaratino, of
Italy; pf. 1. Bambini in giuoco.
[4 others] © Sept. 29, 1928; 1 ¢.
Oct. 2; E For. 111; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 22124
Quand on posséde une femme; paroles
de Vincent Telly, musique de A:
Bosc, of France. © Sept. 20, 1928;
1c. Oct. 12; E For. 345; Auguste
Bose, Paris. 22125
Quare tristis es, anima mea (Where-
fore sorrowful, O my spirit) ; motet,
music by W. A. Pickard-Cambridge,
of Great Britain, op. 18, no. 1; mixed
voices. London, Novello & co., Itd.
© Oct. 1, 1928; 1 ce. Oct. 3: E For.
120; W. A. Pickard-Cambridge, Ox-
ford, England. 22126
Qué me importa; tango milonga, letra
de F. M. Rivas, de José Bohr, of
Argentine, domiciled at New York.
© May 18, 1928; 2 @ Oct. 13; EB
698993 ; Bayer co., inc., New York.
22125
Querida; by Edward G. Simon; band,
with solo B flat cornet conductor.
4to. © July 13, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct. 8;
E 699593; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 22128
Queridita ; tango cancion, par José M.
Lucchesi, of Brazil; orch., avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Sept. 20, 1928;
1 ec. Oct. 12; E For. 348; Auguste
Bosc, Paris. 22129
Querrida; by D. Tiomkin, of Russia,
domiciled at New York; violin. ©
1 ec. Oct. 11, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
161; Dimitri Tiomkin, New York.
22130
Quinn (Marcus Lucius) conservatory
of music; singing at sight, by M. L.
Quinn. Lessons 1-4. © Oct. 23,
1928; 2c. and aff. Oct. 26; AO 1812;
Marcus Lucius Quinn, Boston.
22131
Radio (The) announcer; lyric by A.
Remsen, music by G. Dilworth.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 1, 1928; EH 704337; George
Dilworth and Alice Remsen, New
York. 22132
Radio babie; words by I. Bennett,
music by Phil Starr. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Aug. 28, 1928;
2 c. Aug. 27; E 699206; Ida Ben-
nett, Newark, N. J. 221 ao
Radiolette; broadcasting a musical
thought, by Eugene Platzman; pf.
(yaSept.: 19, 1928 2.) ¢. Oct. Sis
E—U. S. pub. 245; Clarence Wil-
liams music pub. co., inc., New York.
22134
Rafales sur 1’ océan; par Edouard
Flament, of France, op. 80, no. 2;
orch., avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Sept. 20, 1928; 1 ce. Oct. 12; E For.
346; Choudens, Paris. 22135
Rain! rain! go away; words and music
by Larry Shay, Tommie Malie and
Harry Harris, arr. by Rube Ben-
nett; pf. and ukulele acc. © Sept.
19, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 24; E 698797;
Harry Harris music co., Chicago.
22136
Rainbow of love; fox-trot, words by
D. Taure, music by C. C. Bauer;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Sept. 19,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 24; E 698794; Dollie
Taure, Dallas. 22137
Rainbows; lyric by Lloyd Briggs,
music by H. E. Thompson. © 1 «.
- Oct. 23, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 514;
Harold E. Thompson, Great Barring-
ton, Mass. 22138
Rainy (A) night; reading with musi-
cal ace., words by James W. Foley,
music by Frieda Peycke; pf. ©
Aug. 20, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 3; E 698998 ;
Lorenz pub. co:, Dayton, O. 22189
Ramon; flappers waltz song of love,
lyric by Modesta Argtiello, music
by B. Amador, of Mexico, domiciled
at Calexico, Calif.; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct.
12, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 188; Benito
Amador, Calexico, Calif. 22140
Rankin (The) school of aviation;
words by E. H. Thacker, music by
Sylvester Long Cross. © 1 ¢. Oct.
6, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 7; EH. H.
Thacker, Aberdeen, Wash. 22141
Ravioli-Raviola; words and music by
P. Seneca. [Chords, single staff]
© 1 .x.¢,, Oct, Bly, 19284) E US:
unpub. 759; Pasquale Seneca, Phila-
delphia. 22142
Razor-blade blues; words by Ethel
Park Richardson, music by D. N.
Suesse. ©1c. Oct. 9, 1928; E U.S.
unpub. 85; Dana Nadine Suesse, New
York. 22143
Razzolin’ daddy; words and music by
Lillian Kate Davis [pseud. of L. D.
Cate] . [Photostat], © 1 © Oct. 29,
1928; H—U. S. unpub. 747; Lillian
Davis Cate, New York. 22144
Reason (The) why; words and music
by P. C. D’Andrea. [Words and
1142
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
melody only] ©1c. Oct. 3, 1928; E
U. S. unpub. 1134; Paul Charles
D’Andrea, New York, 22145
Rebitzin (Die): words and music by
L. Rosenstein. [Yiddish text]
[Words and meiody: only] © 1 ¢.
Oct. 19, 1928; E. U. 8S. unpub. 441;
Lazar Rosenstein, New York. 22146
Red rose; fox-trot, words and music
By P+ Craigs pt. © 1''c." Get: 19,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 420; Francis
_ Craig, Nashville. 22147
Regrets d‘ automne; valse chantée,
paroles de H. C. de Vence, musique
de J. Vliegen, of France. © Aug.
2b, 19285\\1..c.. Oct... 13 HL, For..74;
Jos Vliegen, Paris. 22148
Reine (La) des fétes; by William Y.
Webbe; organ. © Aug. 31, 1928;
2c. Aug. 29; E 698320; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 22149
Reloj (El) se me par6é; bolero son,
letra y musica de R. Hernandez. ©
1 ec. Oct. 23, 1928; E—U. S. unpub.
929; Rafael Hernandez, New York.
22150
Remember; sacred song, words and
music by A. H. Ackley. Chicago-
Philadelphia, Rodeheaver co. ©
etry loos 2 ¢. Oct. 25: HU, Ss,
pub. 206; Homer A. . Rodeheaver,
Chicago. 22151
Remember Flanders fields; words and
music by L. C. Rogers; pf. ©1«.
Oct. 8, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 81;
Larkin Connelly Rogers, New York.
22152
Remember I love you; words and mu-
sic by Sunny Clapp; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. © Sept.
15, 1928 ; 2 c. Oct. 8; E 699754; Mills
music, inc., New York. 22153
Remember I’m thine; words and mu-
sic by O. H. Greer. Denver, Col.,
Rocky Mountain music publisher. ©
Oct. 15, 1928; 2c. Oct. 17; E 699910 ;
Ophelia Horton Greer, Denver.
22154
Remember, mia bella; words by Valia
Nastri, music by N. O. Berardinelli,
of U. S., and J. De Salvi, of Italy,
domiciled at Chicago, Ill. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Oct. 1,
1928; E 1038; -N. O. Berardinelli
and Joseph De Salvi, Chicago.
22155
Remember, O thou man; carol, words
from Ravenscroft’s Melismata, mu-
22165
sic by C. S. Lang, of Great Britain,
op. 12; unison voices, cho. ad. lib.
and organ. 4to. © Oct. 30, 1928;
1 ce. Oct. 30; E—For. 501; Novello
& co., ltd., London. 22156
Renee; by J. Silberberg, of Canada.
|Melody only] © 1 e. Oct. 18, 1928;
E U. S. unpub. 394; Julius Silber-
berg, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
22157
Repertoire moderne de vocalises-
etudes; par auteurs divers de
Suisse, France, et Angleterre, etc.,
publiées sous la direction de A. L.
Hettich; voix moyennes et elevées.
© Aug. 25, 1928; 1 ¢«. Oct. 1; E
699564; Alphonse Leduc et cie.,
Paris. 22158
Requiem; von Giinter Raphael, of
Germany, op. 20; 4 solostimmen, 2
chére u. klavier.’ 4to. © Oct. 3,
1926) 11 'e Oat. 164 Ee or) vas :
Breitkopf & ‘Hartel, Leipzig. 22159
Requiem mass no. 2; by D. G. Griffin ;
mixed voices. 4to. © Sept. 1, 1928;
2 c. Oct. 4; E 699857; Mary Gabri-
elle Griffin, Boston. 22160
Resignation ; by Alexander Henneman,
Om 21. no, 1: pt. © Sep ie sages:
2 @. Oct. 3; E 699603 ; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 22161
Revue (La) des Ambassadeurs 1928;
paroles francaises de René Pujol,
paroles anglaises et musique de Cole
Porter, of England; pf. ace., avec
arr. de Vukulele par Francis Sala-
bert. Recueil. Paris, Brussels,
ete., Editions Francis Salabert. ©
Auge25, 1928:3:2 e& Oct): H Por.
76; M. E. Sayag, Paris. 22162
Rex gloriae; a Christmas recessional,
text and music by Samuel Richards
Gaines; women’s voices solo quartet
ad lib., solo violin and narrator, pf.
and organ ace. 4 to. © Sept. 29,
1928; 2 c. Oct. 15; E 6989380; C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 22163
Rhapsodie; par J. Guy Ropartz, of
France; violoncelle et orch. © Sept.
20, 192821. e: Oct, 12 5a BH or. 366;
Durand et cie., Paris. 22164
Rhapsonette; miniature jazz rhapsody,
by Mickey Guy and Ken Macomber,
arr. by Ken Macomber; orch. 4to.
© , Oct.,,11,, 1928; 2 e. Oct. 6; E—
U. S. pub. 235; Alfred & co., New
York. 22165
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22166
pt. 111, n. S., v.23
Rhythm king; words by Jo’ Trent,
music by Joe Hoover, arr. by J.
Russel Robinson; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Oct. 12, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 18:
E 699865; Waterson, Berlin & Sny-
der co., New York. 22166
Rhythmic tunes and hush music; arr.
by Isabel Knox, of Australia. ©
Sept. 5, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 19; E For.
114; W. H. Paling & co., ltd., Syd-
ney. 22167
Rigaudon; by Lucina Jewell; violin
and pf. © Oct. 9, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 13;
EK 699842; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 22168
Ring dem heavenly bells; words tradi-
tional, music by F. and J. MeCravy.
© 1c. Oct. 22, 1928; E—U. S. unpub.
508; Frank McCravy and James
McCravy, Laurens, S. C. 22169
Ritzy; or, Sussie’s Ritzy now, words
and music by M. Gold. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 19, 1928;
EK U. S. unpub. 423; Matthew Gold,
Bayonne, N. J.
Rivets; words by Edward Lynn, mu-
sic by Charles Wakefield Cadman;
bar. © Oct. 19, 1928; 2 e. Oct. 11;
E 698823; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 22171
Roaming; by Carl Wilhelm Kern, op.
556, no. 2; pf. © Sept. 18, 1928;
2 c. Sept. 24; E 698781; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. 22172
Rontgen (Julius) Six old Dutch
carols; words by Rene De Clercq
and others, English text by Hope
Nevin Bryning, op. 74; women’s
voices. 4to. 1. The peasants’ song.
[5 others] © Oct. 15, 1928; 2 e.
Oct. 18; E—U. S. pub. 112; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. Z2\ te
Roll dem roly boly eyes; fox trot, by
Eddie Leonard, special arr. by Red
Nichols; orch. © Oct. 10, 1928; 2 ¢.
Oct. 11; E 699810; Hdward B. Marks
music co., New York. 22174
Rolled away; words and musie by J. E.
Moore. © Aug. 1, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct. 2;
E 699648; John E. Moore, Hunting:
ton Park, Calif. 22175
Romance; par Jacques Durand, arr.
par Roger Branga, of France; orch.,
avee pf. conducteur. 4to. © Sept.
20;,.1928 ; 1ye., Oet., 12); Hy Hor. 359;
Durand et cie., Paris. 22176
Romance (La) a Marie; par Francis
Casadesus, of France, op. 1; orch.
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Aug.
22170
25, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 1; E 90; C. Jou-
bert, Paris. 2altt
Romance in G flat; by Charles Wake-
field Cadman; harp. © Sept. 26,
1928; 2 ec. Oct. 10; E 698861; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 22178
Rondo-gavotte; by James Brown, of
Great Britain; violin, with pf. acc.
© Oct. 16, 1928; 1 ¢. Oct. 22; EB For.
401; Stainer & Bell, !td., London.
22179
Rooster (The) and the cow; words
and music by F. W. Spencer. © 1c.
Oct, ..5,.,, 1928 ;.. BH U.aS.. pbs :
KF. W. Spencer, New York. 22180
Rosary of memory; words by Ruth
Gibbs, music by N. Fier. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 17,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 341; Neuman
Fier, Brooklyn. . 22181
Rosche’s Christmas recitations, dia-
logs, etc., for the Sunday school.
No. 7; compiled by G. F. Rosche.
Chicago, Ill, Geo. F. Rosche co.
8vo.: © Sept. 20, 1928; 2 ec. and aff.
Oct. 3; A 1055762 ; George F.. Rosche,
Chicago. 22182
Rose (The) ; words by Katherine How-
ard, music by Joseph W. Clokey. 1.
High voice, in D flat—2. Low Voice,
in B flat. © Oct. 9, 1928; 2 c. each
Oct. 20; E 699965; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 22183
Rose (A) from home sweet home;
words and music by G. J. Tempert.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 12,°1928; E U. S. unpub. 235;
George J. Tempert, Pittsburgh.
22184
Rose leaves; by Paul Bliss: pf. ©
Oct. 9, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 11; E 699943 ;
John Church co., Cincinnati.
22185
Rose Marie; reading with musical acc.,
words anon. music by Frieda
Peycke; pf. © Aug. 20, 1928; 2 c¢.
Oct. 3: E 698999; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. 22186
Rose of Armentieres; words and mu-
sic by Jack Arthur and Horace Lapp.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e«.
Oct. 26, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 613;
Spier and Coslow, ine., New York.
22187
Rose (The) of Sharon and the lily of
the valleys; anthem, words by Oliver
Murray Edwards, musie by William
Berwald; mixed voices and _ sop.
solo; organ ace. Syracuse, N. Y.,
1144
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS *
no. 10, 1928
ee
Oliver music co. 4to. © Sept. 22,
1928; 2 c. Oct. 1; E 698980; Oliver
M. Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y. 22188
Rose of the dawn; words and music by
Paul Livingston. © 1 e¢. Oct. 25,
1928; E—U. S. unpub. 574; John
Paul Livingston, Chicago. 22189
Rose of the mountain; words and mu-
sic by J. E. Bostwick. © 1c. Oct.
8, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 88; James
Emery Bostwick, Los Angeles.
22190
Rosemary, for remembrance; by
Vaughn De Leath [pseud. of Leonore
Geer]; vocal orch. 4to. © Aug. 16,
1928; 2 ec Oct. 3; EH 699592; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 22191
Roses; eight-part cho., words by R. C.
Trevelyan, music by Julius Rédntgen,
of Netherlands; men’s voices. 4to.
© Oct. 9, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 13; EB
699831; G. Schirmer, ine, New
York. 22192
Roses of memory; words by A. R. Wal-
lace, music by Sylvester Long Cross.
© 1c. Oct. 29, 1928 ; E—U. S. unpub.
703; Alice R. Wallace, Poulsbo,
Wash. 22193
Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio) Barber
of Seville; overture, arr. by M. L.
Lake ; military band, with conductor.
© Aug. 20, 1928; 2 c«. Oct. 3; E
699599; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 22194
*Round ‘evening; words by George
Whiting, music by Herbert Steiner
and J. Fred Coots; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Sept. 28, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 29;
E 698821; Remick music corp., New
York. 22195
Royal Hawaiian hotel; Hawaiian hula
song, by Mary Robins, arr. by J.
Noble; pf. and ukulele ace. (In
Johnny Noble’s collection of Hawai-
ian hulas and songs) © Sept. 11,
1928; 2 e: Sept. 17; E 699663;
Johnny Noble, Honolulu. 22196
Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch) Ka-
menoi ostrow; cloister-scene, op. 10,
no. 22, transcribed by R. Jungnickel ;
orch. Se. Rey. ed. Oat. 6:19,
1928; 2 ce. Oct. 19; E 699925; Ross
Jungnickel, New York. 22197
Rumbling and rambling boa-constrictor
blues; words and music by Blind
Blake [i. e. Arthur Blake] [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 18,
1928: E U. S. unpub. 393; Chicago
music pub. co., inc., Chicago. 22198
22209
Russian love song; words and music
by S. S. Mitchell, jr. © 1c. Oct. 3,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 1135; Samuel
S. Mitchell, jr., Stevens Point, Wis.
22199
Russian lullaby; by L. Leslie Loth;
pf. © Oct. 9, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct. 11;
EH 699945; John Church co., Cincin-
nati. 22200
Russian souvenir ; waltz, by M. Grever.
[Melody only] © 1. Oct. 1, 1928;
E 1048; Maria Grever, New York.
22201
S’il avait su; poésie de Marceline
Desbordes-Valmore, musique de
Jacques Durand, of France. © Sept.
20, 1928; 1 e. Oct. 12; E For. 365;
Durand et cie., Paris. 22202
Sad; waltz, words by Francis Wilbur
[pseud. of F. W. Winseman], music
by Mary Wilkinson. © 1c. July 30,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 1086; Francis
Wilbur Winseman, Long’ Beach,
Calif. 222038
Safely kept; hymn, words by John
Telfer, music by W. J. Main, of
Great Britain. © Sept. 1, 1928: 1 «¢.
Oct. 16; E For. 251; Walter John-
ston Main, Edinburgh. 22204
Safety all the time; words and music
by William H. Heagney. © Oct.
15, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 25; E—U. S. pub.
101; Water Goodwin, inc., New York.
22205
Sag mir, ob wir uns wiedersehn; fox-
trot, worte von Friedrich Schwarz,
musik von Hermann Krome, of Ger-
many. © Sept. 15, 1928; 1 c. Oct.
25; E For. 487; Ernst Eulenburg,
Leipzig. 22206.
Saga (The) of Bal-der the beautiful;
choral ballad, words by H. W. Long-
fellow, music by S. E. Lovatt, of
Great Britain; men’s voices. 4to.
© Sept. 20, 1928; 1 c.° Sept. 29;
E For. 51; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London. 22207
Sailing through skies of blue; words
and music by F. M. Benjamin, of
Canada; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Sept. 20, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 33: E For.
188; Florence M. Benjamin, Toronto,
Canada. 22208
St. Louis blues; by W. C. Handy, arr.
by Joe Tarto; ten. banjo with pf.
ace. © Oct. 11, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct. 6;
E—U. S. pub. 240; Alfred & co., New
York. 22209:
1145
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22210
St. Louis stomp; by W. Crawley.
[Melody only] ©1e. Oct. 4, 1928;
E U. S. unpub. 1121; Wilton Craw-
ley, New York. 222101
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) Ada-
gio; de la 2™° symphonie, arr. par
Roger Branga, of France; orch., avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Aug. 25,
1928; 1c¢. Oct. 1; E For. 85; Durand
et cie., Paris. DOOV1
Sal of Singapore; words by Helen Q.
Sutton, music by HE. E. Sutton.
[Chords, single staff] © 1 ¢. Oct.
24, 1928; H—U. S. unpub. 536;
Ernest E. Sutton, Los Angeles.
22912
Sally of my dreams; words and music
by William Kernell, arr. by Joseph
M. Weiss; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Oct. 4, 1928; 2 c Oct. 5; EB 699701;
DeSylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. uly PA Ea
Sally’s coming home; from High hat,
words and music by Joseph Santiey
and Cliff Hess. © Oct. 26, 1928;
2. ¢. Oct. 29; E—U. S: pub. 164;
Famous music corp.. New York.
22214
Salt air; by H. E. Manning; pf.
Sept. 28, 1928 ; 2c. Oct. 12; E 699867 ;
Harry E. Manning, Boise, Id. 22215
Salvation (The) army brass band
journal; compiled by F. G. Hawkes,
of Great Britain. Full se. and pts.
Festival series, nos. 45-48. obl.
12mo.. © July 24, 1928; 1c. Oct. 15;
E For. 229; Salvationist pub. & sup-
plies, ltd., London. 22216
Salvation (The) army brass band
journal; compiled by F. G. Hawkes,
of Great Britain. Full se. and pts.
2d series. obl. 16mo. 1. nos. 109-
M2. 200s) Ws —hiG. WO) July, 4,
Oet. 1145 1928 Vane mederr y OCEs bo:
E For. 227, 228; Salvationist pub. &
supplies, 1td., London, 22217, 22218
Salvation (The) army brass band
journal; compiled by F. G. Hawkes,
of Great Britain. Full se. and pts.
nos. 979-982. obl. S8vo. © June
25, 19283) @€ Oat. 153°) Kory 280 ;
Salvationist pub. & supplies, Itd.,
London. 22219)
Santoliquido (Francesco) Tre minia-
ture per i piccoli; di Francesco San-
toliquido, of Italy; pf. 1. La danza
di ronocchietto verde. [2 others] ©
Oct. 27, 1928; 1 ¢« Oct. 23; E—For.
430; A. Forlivesi & ¢., Florence,
Italy. 22220
pt. III, nN. S.,:v., 23
Sarabande; by Rudolph..E. Reisa;
violin and pf. © Oct. 18, 1928; 2 c.
Oct. 20; E 699984; Clayton, F.
Summy co., Chicago. AAT
Sarah of Sahara; fox trot, words and
music by, Cecilia Klein, [i. e,; C.
Kline], arr. and harmonized by F.
P. Drohan. © 1 c. Oct. 18, 1928;
E U. 8. unpub. 395; Cecilia Kline,
Jacksonville, Fla. ty 22222
Saturnia ; polka, by Vincenzo Paladino,
of Italy, domiciled at New York.
[Melody only] ©1e. Oct. 19, 1928;
E U. S. unpub. 482; Giovanni Bel-
lacicco, New York. ia 22223.
Saul, a wicked man; by R. Bryant.
[Melody only] © 1 e. Oct. 30, 1928;
E—U. 8. unpub. 746; United pub. co.,
New York. 22224
Saul of Tarsus; -words and music by
E. D. Campbell. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Oct. 30, 1928; E—
U. S. unpub. 730; R. S. Peer, New
JYork. | 22225
Saviour’s (The) birth; sacred cantata
for Christmas, words chosen by Mar-
jorie N. Finlay, music by Kenneth
Finlay, of Great Britain. 4to.
Sept. 7, 1928; 1 ¢@ Sept: 24; D
27387 ; Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow.
22226
Sax-bo; by Louis D. Lighthall, arr. by
H. J. Lincoln; E flat alto and B.
flat ten. saxophones, solo or duett,
with pf. ace. 4to. © Oct. 138, 1928;
2 c. Oct. 15; E 698901; -Harry . J.
Lincoln music co., Philadelphia.
22227
Saxology; by Manning King: C mel-
ody, B flat ten. and HE flat alto saxo-
phones with pf. ace. © Oct. 15,
1928; 2 «. Oct. 15; EL 698927; Tri-
angle music pub. co., ine., New York.
22228
Say nothing but chew gum; words by
V. H. Cannon, music by Henry Otte.
© 1c. Oct. 11, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
167; Vinna Hale Cannon, Los An-
geles. 22229
Say that you love me; from Hello
yourself, words by Leo Robin, music
by Richard Myers. © Oct. 3, 1928;
2 c. Oct. 5; E 699781; Harms, inc.,.
New York. 22230
Searlet (The) heron; cantata, text by
Frederick H. Martens, music by Wil-
liam Lester; male voices. 4to. ©
Sept; 29, 4928;.:2,, ce; Qety 45;. H
698929; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
22231
1146
no. 10, 1928
Scéne d’ héroisme; par M. Brussel-
mans, of Belgium; orch., avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Aug. 25, 1928;
Te: Oct. 1; E For. 93;"EH. Gaudet,
Paris. Paya
Secéne sinistre: par M. Brusselmans, of
Belgium; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
fom, CG) Aug. 25, 1928-0 1"e) “Oet.11;
E For. 86; E. Gaudet, Paris. 22233
Scéne tragique; par M. Brusselmans,
of Belgium; orch., avee pf. conduc-
teur. 4to.. © Aug: 25, 1928; 1c.
Oct. 1; E For. 94; E. Gaudet, Paris.
22234
Schéhérazade; chanson orientale, -par-
oles de Louis Despaux, musique de
P. Sterman, of France. Paris, Al-
legro edition. © May 10, 1928; 1 «¢.
Oct. 5; E For. 179; Paul Sterman,
Paris. ; 22235
Scherzo-fantasy ; by Hamilton Harty,
of Great Britain; violoncello, with
pf. ace. © Oct. 9, 1928; 1 ¢. Oct.
24; E For. 452; Schott & co., Itd.,
London. 22236
Scherzo orientale miniature; by H.
Meyerowitz; cello with pf. acc. ©
1 c. Oct. 20, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
- 458: Harry Meyerowitz, New York.
2228.6,
Scherzosa (La); polka, by S. Petrini;
pf. © 1c. Oct. 25, 1928; E—U. S.
unpub. 577; Silvio Petrini, Bridge-
port, Conn. 222388
Schiavo (Lo); gran fantasia in due
parti, di A. Carlos Gomes, riduzione
di Vincenzo Billi, of Italy; piccola
orch., con pf. conduttore. pte. 1.
4to. © Sept. 29, 1928; 1 ¢. Oct. 2;
E For. 105; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
22239
Schiavo (Lo); gran fantasia in due
parti, di A. Carlos Gomes, riduzione
di Vincenzo Billi, of Italy; piccola
orch., con pf. conduttore. pte. 2. 4to.
© Oct. 13, 1928; 1 ce. Oct. 15; E For.
311; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 22240
Schubert (Franz Peter) Ave Maria;
arr. by Eric Mareo, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. © Oct. 17, 1928; 1 ¢. Oct.
13; E For. 306; W. Paxton & @co.,
Itd., London. 22241
Maria; words and arr. of
music by Norman Weir, of Great
Britain; mixed voices. 4to. © Oct.
3, 1928; 1 ec. Oct. 1; BE. For. 223; W:
Paxton & co., ltd., London. 22242
—- The erl king; arr. by Eric Mareo,
of Great Britain; pf. © Oct. 17,
— Ave
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
22254
1928; “Tc. Oct. 13: EE’ Yor. 307+" W.
Paxton & co., Iltd., London. 22243
— Hark! hark! the lark [and] Im-
patience: arr. by Eric Mareo, of
Great Britain; pf. © Oct. 17, 1928:
1 e. Oct. 138; E For. 308; W. Paxton
& co., Itd., London. 22244
Lieder-suite; arr. von Leo Artok,
of Germany; salon-orch., mit pf.
conductor u. violino 1 direktion. 1.
Am meer. [2 others] © Sept. 15,
1928; 1.¢. Sept. 24; BH For. 293: B.
Schott’s sOhne, Mainz. 22245
—— The linden tree; English version
by Hope Nevin Bryning, music arr.
by Arthur Dana [pseud. of Willy
Herrmann]; women’s voices. 4to.
© Oct. 15,:1928: 2'¢. Oct. 18%°E
U. S. pub. 111; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 22246
Sinfonietta; adapted from the
Sonatina, op. 137, orchestrated by
George Dasch. J. Full orch., pts.—
2. Conductor’s sc. © Sept. 28. 1928;
2 ¢. each Oct. 15; E 698903, 698904 ;
Silver, Burdett & co., Newark, N. J.
222247, 22248
Symphony number ten; ed. by
Percy Goetschius; pf.; in C maj. ©
Sept. 29, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 10:
A U. 8. 1112; Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
ton. 22249
Schubert (The) band-book; band-books
for children, compiled and arr. for
the cultivation of musical taste and
the development of the sense of
rhythm and ensemble, by Angela
Diller and Kate Stearns Page. Sc.
©'*Oet.014,.1928;,.2 .c: Octet 7h
699890; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
22250
Sciopero (Lo) dei burattini; commedia
musicale in un atto, di Nando Vitali,
musica di Vincenzo Billi, of Italy.
@x«Oct: 25,1928; 1. ¢.. Cet, .193.,E£
For. 381; A. Forlivesi & c., Flor-
ence, Italy. 22251
Scissors (The) grinder; words by Car-
lyle McIntyre, music by Franz C.
Bornschein; male voices. 4to. ©
Oct. 4, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 25; E—U. S.
pub. 130; C. C. Birchard & ©co.,
Boston. 22252
Seott (Cyril) Idyll; by Cyril Scott,
of Great Britain; violin. © Oct.
15, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 12; BH For. 327:
Schott & co., ltd., London. 22253
Scrutatore dei cuori; di S. Petrini:
pf. © 1c. Oct. 25, 1928; E—U. §.
unpub. 576; Silvio Petrini, Bridge-
port, Conn. 22254
1147
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22255
Scurrying clouds; caprice, by George
F.. Hamer; pf. © Sept. 24, 1928;
2 ¢. Oct. 10; EK 698862; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 22255
Secondo album di danze moderne; in
edizione facilitata, di Vittorio Mas-
cheroni, of Italy; pf. © Sept. 24,
1928; 1 ¢. Oct. 29; E—For. 511;
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 22256
Seemannsgruss; marsch, text von Ria
Ria, musik von Fred Harras, of Ger-
many; Salonorch., mit violino 1 di-
recteur u. pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Oct! 2iy-1828! 1loes Oct) 4624h) For:
387; Aug. Cranz, g. m. b. h., Leip-
zig. 22257
Seguidilla; from Hispania suite, by
Albert Stoessel; grand orch., with
pf. conductor. © July 12, 1928; 2 c.
Oct. 3; E 699618 ; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 22258
Selection on popular songs; by Mon-,
tague F. Phillips, selected and arr.
by H. M. Higgs, of Great Britain;
pf. © Sept. 12, 1928; 1 ¢. Oct. 6;
E—474; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
22259
Self-banished (The); words by Ed-
mund Waller, music by John Blow,
arr. by Healey Willan, of Canada.
© Sept. 21, 1928) jinie Sept. 17; “Eh
For. 244; Frederick Harris co., Lon-
don. 22260
Sera el amor; vals brillante, letra y
mitsica de A. J. Colon, of Spain,
domiciled at Brooklyn. © 1 ¢. Oct.
9, 1928; E U. 8S. unpub. 105; Adolfo
Jimenez Colon, Brooklyn. 22261
Serenade; by Emil Berté, of Austria,
arr. by Gustav Saenger; violin, with
vt. ace?! Ged uly 12) 928 2 eH Oet.
3: E 699622; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 22262
Serenade; by Emil Berté, transcribed
by Jacob Weinberg of Great Britain,
domiciled at New York; pf. © July
12, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct. 3; E 699615; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 22263
Sérénade en passant; par R. Drigo,
arr. par M. Gracey, of France; violin
solo et ripiane, cello et c. basse, avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Aug. 25,
1928; 1 ce. Oct. 1; E For. 72; Smyth,
Paris. 22264
Sérénade ibérienne ; par Roger Branga,
of France; pf. © Sept. 20, 1928; 1 c¢.
Oct. 12; E For. 360; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 22265
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
Sérénade piquante; by Joseph J. Mc-
Grath ;. pf.,.,.©; Oct, diy 1928-02 ec,
Oct. 17; E 699884; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 22266
Serenade tempéramente; by Michel
Sciapiro; violin and pf. © Oct. 3,
1928; 2 c. Oct. 5; E 699789; Harms,
inc., New York. 22267
Serenade to the roses; by Charles
Wakefield Cadman; pf. © Oct. 10,
1928 ; 2 «. Oct. 19; EH 699951; White-
Smith music pub. co., Boston. 22268
Serenata beffarda; di Vincenzo Billi,
of Italy; “ep. 1433); pi. WO Oem 215,
1928; 1 c Oct. 15; E For. 315; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 22269
Serenata Napolitana; by W. C. HE. See-
boeck, arr. by Louis Victor Saar;
two pfs., four hands. ‘© Oct. 19,
1928: 2' ¢, Oct 222 Be Saou. -
John Chureh ¢co., Cincinnati. 22270
Serenatella. amara; versi e musica di
Angelo. M. Martinelli; mandolino.
Ato. © Sept. 19, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 24;
E—U. S. pub. 80; A. M. Martinelli, -
Philadelphia. 22271
Serenatella doce; versi e musica di
Angelo M. Martinelli; mandolino.
4to. © Sept. 19, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 24;
H—U. S. pub. 81; A. M. Martinelli,
Philadelphia. vapapad ye
Serenity; words and melody by B.
Raffetto, arr. by Margaret Zerbe
Cowl. [Words and music] © 1 ¢.
Oct. 1, 1928; E 1046; Bertha Raf-
fetto, Reno, Nev. 22273
Seven (The) joys; Christmas carol,
words from The Coventry nativity
play, music by C. S. Lang, of Great
Britain; mixed voices. 12mo. ©
Oct. 30, 1928;.1 ¢. Oct. 30; H—For.
500; Novello & co., ltd., London.
22274
Sevillana; by James Brown, of Great
Britain; violin, with pf. ace. ©
Oct: 20, 192850) ee. OehiM22 + HD Fer.
409; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
22275
Shady little lady; words by Desmond
Carter, music by Vivian Hllis, of
Great Britain. London, New York
& Sydney, Chappell & eco., ltd. ©
Sept. 5, 19283 1,.c¢.,.Q06t. 4: BH bor.
170; Harms, ine., New York. 22276
Shalimar moon; by H. A. White.
[Melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 8, 1928;
E U.S. unpub. 89; Harry A. White,
New York. 22217
1148
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
22299
Shame on you; words and music by
C. H. Mederaft; pf. and ukulele ace.
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
124; Charles H. Medcraft, San Fran-
cisco. 22278
Shanghai moon; words and music by
H. Hobbs, jr. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1928;
E U. S. unpub. 207; Harold Hobbs,
jr., Chicago. 22279
Shanghai rag; by Hershal Brown, arr.
by Irene Spain. [Melody only] ©
1 ce. May 31, 1928; E 691979; Polk C.
Brockman, Atlanta. 22280
She’s just too sweet for words; words
by Charles and Harry Tobias, music
by Larry Shay, arr. by Rube Ben-
nett; pf. and ukulele ace. © Oct.
ay 19287 2. Oct,’ 22 5° “U.S. pub.
43; Harry Harris music co., Chi-
cago. 22281
She’s the sweetest of all the sweet
girls; fox trot, words by E. H. Arm-
strong, music by Ray Hibbeler. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 1, 1928; E 1049; E. H. Arm-
strong, Windsor, Ont., Canada.
22282
She was a moonshiners daughter;
words and music by C. F. Mathieu.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Sept. 14, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 1065;
Carl F. Mathieu, New York. 22283
She winks at me; words by L. Barnum,
music by L. E. Coffin. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Sept. 12,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 14; E 698713; Lewis
Barnum, Lansing, Mich. 22284
Sheiky (The) shake; words by Wil-
liam Dougherty, music by J. Pene-
well. © 1c. Oct. 25, 1928; E—U. S.
unpub. 584; Jack Penewell, Madison.
Wis. 22285
Shepherd (The) and the King; a carol,
words by Eleanor Farjeon, music by
Mabel Saumarez Smith, of Great
Britain. 4to. © Oct. 20, 1928; 1. ¢.
Oct. 22; E For. 396; Stainer & Bell,-
ltd., London. 22286
Shepherd’s (The) pipes and the star;
by Nicolas Stcherbatcheff, tran-
scribed by H. Clough-Leighter; or-
gan. © Sept. 20, 1928; 2. ¢. Sept.
24; E 698774; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 22287
Sherele; Jewish dance, by Jack Teitel-
baum, arr. by Henri Weber: orch.,
with 1st violin conductor. 4to. ©
Get. 20, 1928 3 2 «Oct. 22; EU.-S.
pub. 17; Belwin, ine., New York.
22288
~
Sherwood’s method and solos for Ha-
waiian guitar; by Will D. Moyer.
© Sept. 27, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Oct.
2; A U. S. 1145; Chart music pub.
house, inc., Chicago. 22289
Shine the clouds away ; words and mu-
sic by J. E. Moore. © Aug. 1, 1928:
2c. Oct. 2; E 699640; John E. Moore,
Huntington Park, Calif. 22290
Shipwrecked; by Joe Venuti and Joe
Tarto, arr. by Joe Tarto; orch. 4to.
© Oct. 11, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct. 6; E—
U. S. pub. 236; Alfred & co., New
York. 22291
Shoo fly don’t bother me; words by
A. A. Treadway, music by J. F.
Yates. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 3, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
1107; Albert A. Treadway. and
James F. Yates, Birmingham, Ala.
22292
Sh-shivering; comedy song fox-trot,
words and music by Howard Doody,
of Canada; pf. ace. with ukulele
arr..by Harry J. Stafford. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Oct.
10, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 22; E—For. 425;
Campbell, Connelly & co., London.
22293
Si mon cceur avait parlé; boston
chanté, paroles de René Vilhianne,
musique de Jehan Charpentier, of
France. © Oct. 4, 1928; 1 ¢. Oct. 5;
E For. 163; Société anonyme des
éditions Ricordi, Paris. 22294
Si vous étiez la rosée; paroles et mu-
sigue de L. Duran. © Aug. 15, 1928;
1c. Sept. 5, 1 c. Oct. 17; E—U. S.
pub. 68; Leo Duran, Lyon, France.
22295
Sight-playing tunes; by Isabel Knox,
of Australia. obl. 8vo. © Sept. 5,
1928; (1: @' Sept: 19;' E Por. ‘116;
W. H. Paling & co., Itd., Sydney.
22296
Silent night; arr. for the young pian-
ists by Carl Richter. © Oct. 17,
1928; 2%e. Oct.'22; EU. 'S. pub. 21;
Bach music co., Boston. 22297
Silent noon; words by Dante Gabriel
Rossetti, music by Elinor Remick
Warren. i. High voice, in D flat.—
2. Low voice, in A. © Oct. 11, 1928;
2 e. each Oct. 20; E 699967; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston, 22298
Silver jubilee; march, by J. S. Zamec-
nik; pf. © Oct. 4, 1928; 2 ec. Oct.
2; H 699651; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 22299
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22300
Silver rain; words and melody by B.
Raffetto, arr. by Margaret Zerbe
Cowl. ©1e. Oct. 1, 1928; E 1045;
Bertha Raffetto, Reno, Nev. 22300
Sin is to blame; words and music by
F. W. McGee. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Oct. 30, 1928; E—U. 8S.
unpub. 744; Ralph S. Peer, ine., New
York. 22301
Sing a little love song; words by Al-
fred Bryan, music by Lew Pollack.
© Oct. .13,:1928; 2 c Oct: 6; EH U.S.
pub. 29; Sage pub. corp., New York.
22302
Sing hallelujah: words and music by
B. Miller. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 15. 1928; E U. S. unpub.
1071; Bob Miller, New York. 22303
Sing Marjorie; based on an old Nea-
politan melody, words and music by
Pasquale Seneca. © Oct. 12, 1928;
2.-e.,Oct..20; E;U.,S. pub j,14}Pas-
quale Seneca, Philadelphia. 22304
Sing me to sleep with the moonshine
blues; words and music by
Gaustad and M. Grundman. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Oct. 29,
1928; E—U. S. unpub. 706; Soli E.
Gaustad and Martha Grundman,
Baraboo, Wis. 22305
Sing, O sing; words by Agnes Lock-
hart Hughes, music by James P.
Dunn; mixed voices. 4to. © Oct.
9°. 19283" 2 ¢, Oct. EL: 8 699805,; .J .
Fischer & bro., New York. 22306
Singing (The) bum; words and music
by T. T. Widman. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1e. Oct. 29, 1928; H—
U. S. unpub. 710; Theron T. Wid-
man, Hotchkiss, Col. 22307
Singing fool; words by Milton Rosen-
feld, music by Blanchette La Forde.
© 1e. Oct. 27, 1928; E—U. S. unpub.
646; North American music publish-
ers, Chicago. 22308
Singing my song of sorrow; words by
Walter Hirsch, music by Bennie
Krueger. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 2, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
47; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
22309
Sipping cider; words and music by B.
Miller. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 15, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
1070; Bob Miller. New York. 22310
Sirena; two-part song, words by Mich-
ael Drayton, music by Edgar L.
Bainton, of Great Britain; sop. 4to.
Seer ae.
pt. III, n. S., v. 23
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Sept. 28, 1928: 1 « Sept. 29; E
For. 103; Elkin & co., ltd., London.
* 22311
Sitting by the fireside; fox trot, words
by Frank Eyton, music by Teddy
Pola; pf. acc., with banjulele banjo
and ukulele arr. by Keech. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug.
1, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 20; E 699671; Mu-
sie pub. co., ltd., London. 22312
Skyborn music; words by R. W. Emer-
son, music by W. A. Goldsworthy ;
male voices. 4to. © Oct. 10, 1928:
2c. Oct. 11; EB 699824; G. Ricordi &
co., ine., New York. 22313
Sleep heavenly babe; from Mater glo-
rioso, music by Maud Steel Devlin;
sop. solo, sop. 1 and 2, alto and ten.
4to. © Sept. 28, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 28;
E 698745; H. W. Gray co., New York.
< 22314
Sleep of the child Jesus (Le sommeil
de enfant Jesus) ; pt.-song, English
version by George Mead, music by
Gevaert, arr. by Channing Lefebvre;
men’s voices. 4to. © Oct. 8, 1928;
2 ec. Oct. 9; E 698977; G. Ricordi &
co., ine., New York. 22315
Sleep on, brown eyes: words and mu-
sie by W. C. Davis, arr. by Irene
Spain. [Words and melody only]
[Photostat] ©1e. July 5, 1928; E
704731; Polk C. Brockman, Atlanta.
22316
Sleep on thou our kindred sleep; words
by J. H. Jackson, musie by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
© 1 e. Oct. 31, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
768; John H. Jackson, Augusta, Ga.
22317
Sleepy baby; fox trot, words and mu-
sic by Gus Kahn, Ward Perry and
Abe Lyman, arr. by Arthur Lange;
orch. 4to. © Sept. 29, 1928; 2 e.
Oct. 2; E 699654; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 22318
Sleepy baby; fox trot song, words and
music by Gus Kahn, Ward Perry
and Abe Lyman; pf. ace. with uku-
lele or banjulele banjo. © Sept. 21,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 24; E 698765; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 22319
Sleepy eyes; lullaby, from In treble-
clef land, by George P. Hulten; pf.
© Oct. 16, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 29; E—
U. S. pub. 172; Belwin, ine., New
York. 22320
1150
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
Sleepy town; vocal waltz, words by
Harry Tilsley, music by Tolchard
Evans, of Great Britain; pf., ban-
julele banjo and ukulele acc. [Staff
and tonie sol-fa notations] © Sept.
21, 1928: 1 ec. Oct. 3; E—For. 485;
Cecil Lennox, Itd., London. 22321
Sleepy valley; words by Andrew B.
Sterling, music by James F. Hanley ;
pf.. and ukulele ace. © Oct. 138,
1928 ; 2 c. Oct. 16; E 698970; Harms,
ine., New York. ppt Ded
Slippery elm; by H. F. Reser; banjo.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
435; Harry F. Reser, New York. -
92323
Slow and easy man; words by Andy
Razaf, music by J. C. Johnson.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct.” 12/1928) H U. S. unpub. 219;
J. C. Johnson, New York. 22324
Slow motion; words by Charles Tobias,
music by Peter De Rose. © Oct.
18, 1928:) 2° ¢. Oct. 19; E 699927;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York. 22325
Slumber song; by Ralph Lewando;
violin, with pf. acc. © July 23,
1928; 2 ce. Oct. 3; E 699582; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 22326
Slumber song; 4 pt. cho., words .by
Siegfried Sassoon, music by Will
©. Macfarlane; men’s voices. 4to.
er te 192832 « Oct. 15; EB
698905; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
22327
Smiling Al, ev’rybody’s pal; words and
music by B. McCafferty; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Oct. 26, 1928; 2 c.
Oct. 23; E—U. S. pub. 151; Bernard
McCafferty, Philadelphia. 22328
Smiling skies; words by Walter
Hirsch, music by Milton Samuels
and Charley Straight, arr. by Carle-
ton L. Colby; pf. and ukulele acc.,
with extra pf. cho. by Lee Sims.
© Sent. 25, 1928*° 2c. Sept. 29;
EH 699991; Ted Browne music ¢o.,
inec., Chicago. 22329
Smyth (Arthur) Five hymn solos for
church use; words by Florence Mary
Smyth and A. Smyth, music by A.
Smyth, of Australia. 1. Dreams.
[4 others] © Sept. 5, 1928; 1 ec.
Sept. 19; E For. 115; W. H. Paling
& co., Itd., Sydney. 22330
Snacks in bars; medley with vocal
ending, selected, arr. and interlinked
by O. V. Egerer, of Great Britain;
21229—29—_7
22341
~
orch., with pf. conductor. © Mar.
amy 1928s01 eG: Oech. 182 Bor. .26% 5
Bosworth & co., Leipzig. 22331
Snappy songs for closing day; words
by Marie Irish, music by Joan Clark,
Margaret Stitt and Karin Asbrand.
Dayton, O., Paine pub. co. 8vo. ©
Sept. 28, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 1; E 699627 ;
Lurten M. Paine, Dayton, O. 22332
Snow flakes; words by Charles S.
Mercein and H. H. Scott, musie by
H. H. Scott. [Blue-print] © 1 «.
Sept. 29, 1928; E 1006; Harry H.
Scott, Milwaukee, Wis. yy ts)
So far so good—so good so far—
whatcha gonna do do now; words
and music by Cliff Friend and Chas.
Tobias. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 24,-1928; E—U. S.. un-
pub. 539; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 22334
So lonesome so; words by Harold J.
Mahon, music.‘ by <A. J2 “Rizzo.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 12, 19287 BE U.S. unpub 2a57
Anthony J. Rizzo, New York. 22335
So’ questi li Romani (Son questi gli
Italiani) ; versi di Bixio Cherubini,
musica di EK. Palatta, of Italy, domi-
ciled at New York. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 19, 1928;
E U.S. unpub. 418; Italian book co.,
New York. 22336
Soaring; by Walter Rolfe; pf. © Oct.
15, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 20; E 699968;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 22337
Sockin’ the notes around: by Ray
Stillwell; trombone, in bass clef,
with pf. ace. © Oct. 11, 1928; 2 c.
Oct. 6: E—U. S. pub. 239; Alfred
& co., New York. 22338
Soda water cowboys; words by How-
ard Johnson and Sam Lewis, music
by Lew Pollack. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Oct. 3, 1928; E
U. S. unpub. 1112: Moe Luckman,
Brooklyn. 22339
Softly as night is falling; serenade,
words by Gilbert Purcell, music by
Tosti, arr. by Richard . Kountz;
mixed voices. 4to. © Oct. 15, 1928;
2 ec. Oct. 20; E 699932; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 22340
Sogni (I) di una contadinella ligure;
canzonetta popolare, versi di D.
Ferrari, musica di Tito Allega, of
Italy,, domiciled at Boston; pf. ©
te. Oet..16;7 1928 2.0. Ss. unpub.
279; Dario Ferrari, Boston. 22341
1151
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22342
Sogno (11) di Lioli e Liolé; fiaba mu-
sicale per bambini, d’ Ettore Mon-
tanaro, of Italy; pf. 1. Viandanti.
[5 others] © Oct. 18, 1928; 1 «@
Oct. 15; E For. 316; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 22342
Soldatini di ferro; versi di Peppino
Mendes, musica di P. Mendes e U.
Lacchini, both of Italy; mand. e
canto. 4to. © June 22, 1928; 1 «.
Aug. 20; E For. 131; A. & G. Carisch
& c., Milan. 22343
Solféges de concours & 2 voix; par
Aug. Chapuis, of France. 12m0. ©
Sept. 20, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 12; H For.
364; Durand et cie., Paris. 22344
Some Australian songs for children;
words by Charles MacGregor, Rich-
ard Lomas and Hleanor Wemyss,
music by Edith Harrhy, of Austra-
lia. © June 26, 1928; 1 ¢. July 23;
E For. 119; W. H. Paling & co., Itd.,
Sydney.
Some class; fox troc, words and music
by W. H. Wallner. © 1 c. Oct. 6,
1928; EH U. S. unpub. 62; William
Henry Walner, Baitimore. 22346
Some day; words and music by W.
Friedberg. [Words and melody
only]; © 1. Oct. 4, 1928; E U.S.
unpub. 1133; William Friedberg.
Cleveland. 22347
-Some girl; fox-trot, by Roland J. Le
. Mieux ; ten. banjo. © Oct. 15, 1928;
2 e@. Oct. 17; E 698920; Don Santos,
Rochester, N. Y. 22348
Some little remembrance; lyric by
Lou. Kilein, music by Hugo Frey.
[Mimeograph] © 1c. Oct. 20, 1928;
-E U.S. unpub. 452; Robbins music
corp., New York. 22349
Some one saug a Sweeter song to
Mary; words by Jack MacDonald,
music by Terry Shand [i. e. T. A. R.
Shand], arr. by Charley Johnson.
[Photostat] © 1c. Sept. 10, 1928;
E 704986; Terence Alister Roddy
Shand, Louisville. 22350
Someday; words and music by O. L.
McMillin. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 24, 1928; E—U. S. un-
pub. 556; Ova Lee McMillin, Louis-
ville, Ky. 22351
Somehow; lyric by David Halpern,
music by Burton I. Levy. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Oct. 30,
1928; E—U..S. unpub. 724; Remick
music coryp., New York. 22352
22345 |
pt. II, 0. S., v. 23
Somehow I feel lonely; words by R.
Pattinson, music .by Robert Van
Sickle. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1928; EU. S. unpub.
1078; Robert Pattinson, Cleveland.
22353
Someone; from Song of the sea, words
by Arthur Wimperis, music by
Eduard Kunneke, of Great Britain.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Sept. 5, 1928; 1 c Sept. 6; E 697882 ;
B. Feldman & co., London. 22354
Someone just like you; words and mu-
sic by B. C. Smith. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Sept. 25, 1928;
EH U. S. unpub. 11380; Bernard C.
Smith, New York. 22355
Someone seems co love me; by C. W.
Midgley, jr.; melody, with pf. acc.
© 1c. Oet. 6, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
59; Charles William Midgley, jr.,
New York. ; 22356
Scmetime, somehow; words by Robert
EK. Ford, music by C. E. Lee. © Oct.
10; 1928; 2 @ Oct. 18; EH 699862;
Charles E. Lee, Washington. 22357
Sometimes; words by Philip Seeley,
music by Fred Elizalde, of Spain;
pf. ace, with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Keech. © Sept. 28,
1928; i ec. Oct. 20; EH—For. 469;
Cavendish music co., London. 22358
Somewhere; from Song of the sea,
words by Arthur Wimperis, music
by Eduard Kunneke, of Great Brit-
ain. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Sept. 5, 1928; 1 ¢ Sept.
6; E 697885; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don, 22352
Somewhere someone’s love is calling ;
ballad, words by Harry Elwood, mu-
sic. by Charles J. Sinning, arr. by
Merle T. Kendriek. © Oct. 13, 1928 ;
2 ec. Oct. 11; E 699995; Triangle mu-
sic pub. co., inc., New York. 22360
Son (The) of God goes forth to war;
anthem, words by Bishop Heber, mu-
sic by Stuart Young, of Great Brit-
ain: mixed voices. 4to. © Mar. 21,
1927: (2°! (Oek, "ZOP azar aS .
pub. 2; H. W. Gray co., New York.
22361
Sonata a tre; di G. Francesco Mali-
piero, of Italy; violoncello e pf., vio-
lino e pf. e violino, violoncello e pf.
© June 19, 1928; 1 « Aug. 8; E
For. 196; Universal edition actien-
gesellschaft, Vienna. 22362
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
Sonata in do maggiore; di Alfredo Ca-
sella, of Italy; pf. e violoncello. ©
July a, so25; Ie, Aus. 8+ Hor.
193; Universal edition actiengesell-
schaft, Vienna. - 22363
Sonata in fa; by Antonio Veretti, of
Italy.; violoncello e pf. © Oct. 18,
foe -' 1 @ Oct. 15; W'Por,’318; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 22364
Sonate in A moll; von Kurt Thomas,
of Germany, op. 11; fléte u. klavier.
© Sept. 27, 1928; 1 ec. Oct. 12; E
For. 214; Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leip-
zig. 22365
Sonatine ; par Conrad Beck, of Switzer-
land. 1. Violine u. pf.—2. Pf. ©
Oct. 15, 1928; 1 c. each Oct. 12; E
For. 328, 331; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz. 22366, 22367
Sonatine; par Henry Sauveplane, of
France; pf. © Sept. 20, 1928; 1c.
Oct. 12; E For. 874; Heugel, Paris.
22368
Song and dance folio; words by J. L.
Knipe and J. Clarence McCarthy,
music by J. L. Knipe and I. HE. As-
ton. © Apr. 23, 1928; 2 c and aff.
Apr. 28; A 1075354; James L. Knipe
and I. Earle Aston, Lancaster, Pa.
22369
Song of India; from Sadko, by N. Rim-
sky-Korsakoff, orchestrated by’ N.
Clifford Page; orch. © Sept. 18,
1928; 2:¢c. Sept. 24; E 698775; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 22370
Song (A) of Indiana; Hoosier version
of N. Rimsky-Korsakow’s Song of
India, by Gus Kahn; pf. acc., with
ukulele or banjulele banjo arr. by
May Singhi Breen. © Oct. 1, 1928;
2 ¢c. Oct. 2; E 6996381; Irving Ber-
lin, ine., New York. 22301
Song (The) of myself: words and mu-
sic by F. Marvin. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c Oct. 26,. 1928;
H—U. 8. unpub. 622; Frankie Mar-
vin, New York. 22372
Song (The) of Shiraz; oriental rev-
erie, words by Eric Valentine, music
by Harry Collman ,of Great Britain ;
pf. ace., with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Ockit1, 1928 3\ koe: Oct (126) Ei For.
392; B. Feldman & co., London.
22373
Song of the Afghan exile; words and
music by Lily Strickland. 1. High
22384
voice. in G min.—2. Low voice, in
D min. © Oct. 9, 1928; 2 c each
Oct. 20; E 699969 ;. Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 22374
Song of the canoe; 2 pt. song or cho.,
words by Pauline Jekabiomrake, mu-
sic by Hallett Gilberté, arr. by N. -
Clifford Page; treble voices. 4to.
@©suly 275) 1928) 2 eee a
699591 ; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
22375
Song of the hunter; words by Velma
Bell, music by Geoffrey O’Hara.
4to. 1. Unison cho—2. 3-pt. cho.;
sop., alto and bass. © Sept. 14,
1928; 2 e« each Oct. 26; E—U. S.
pub. 218, 214; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O. 22376, 22377
Song (The) of the pines; by Carlyon
de Lyle, of England; pf. Sept.
24, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 29; E For. 70;
Swan & co. (Music publishers) Itd.,
London. ; 22378
Song of the sea; from the musical
comedy, words by Arthur Wimperis,
music by Eduard Kunneke, of Great
Britain. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations] © Sept. 5, 1928; 1 ¢. Sept.
6; E 697881; B. Feldman & ©o.,
London. 22379
Song of the sea; or, The bride’s lament,
words and music by Frank Crumit ;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by Louis
Fleischer. © Sept. 1, 1928; 2c.
Oct. 11; E 698994; F. B. Haviland
pub. co., New York. 22380
Song of the sea; selection, by Eduard
Kunneke, of Great Britain; pf.
Oct. 2, 1928; 1 ec. Oct. 3; H—For.
176; B. Feldman & co., London.
22381
Song (A) of the siren: by Isador Ber-
ger; violin, with pf. acc. © Sept.
Zoe ab ODS! SF ch Oct, AL? Ht GOSSEE :
Gamble hinged music ¢o., Chicago.
22382
Song without words; by N. Lindsay
Norden; violin, harp and organ. ©
Mar. 16, 1927; 2 ce. Oct. 20, 1928;
EU: S: pub. 22; Bi Wi G@ray"co.,
New York. 22383
Songs (The) my mother sang; pt.
song, music by Arthur E. Grimshaw,
arr. by Sumner Salter ; mixed voices.
4to. © Sept. 21, 1928; 2 ec. Sept. 28;
E 698770; Boosey & co., Itd., New
York. 22384
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Songs my mother taught me; by Anton
Dvorak, op. 55, no. 4, orch. by Frank
Louis Taylor, of Great Britain;
orch., with pf. conductor. © Feb.
10.4 1928's oie. “Oats 15; ors, 262 -
Alfred Lengnick & ca., 1td., London.
22385
Songs of Mount Holyoke college;
[compiled] by debating counsel.
May,,.29, 19283 °2,,e ;Jumey 2a sate.
Sept. 19; A 1054638; Mount Holyoke
college debating counsel, Hadley,
Mass. 22386
Sophomore Sue; words by Charles
Tobias and Jack Murray, music by
Al Sherman. © Oct. 3, 1928: 2 ec.
Oct. 4; E 699694; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc., New York. 22387
Soupcon (Le); pastel, par R. Ch.
Martin, of France, op. 161, no. 2;
violon et pf. © Sept. 20, 1928: 1 «.
Oct. 12; E For. 356; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 22388
Sous bois; par V. Dyck; of France;
orch., avec pf. conducteur. 4to. -©
Awe. 25, 1928 deren ALR) Ror,
87; E. Gaudet, Paris. 22389
Southwestern sketches; suite, by
Homer Nearing; organ. 1. San Ja-
cinto morning. [4 others] © Oct.
26, 1928; 2 ce. Oct. 27; E—U. S. pub.
124; H. W. Gray co., New York.
22390
Sowas von kitsch wie die liebe; aus
Kriulein mama, text von Willi
Kollo, musik yon Hugo Hirsch, of
Germany. © Sept. 10, 1928; 1 «.
Oct. 8; E For. 144; Drei masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 22391
Spanish dream; waltz, by HE. Vazquez;
Die Or es Cet rs, 292855) BY O'S!
unpub. 376; Eugenia Vazquez, New
York. 22392
Spanish fantasie; by W. M. Eby; E
flat alto saxophone, with pf. acc.
©, Sept. 21, 1928: 2 ¢. Sept. 24; B
698804 ; W. M. Eby, Buffalo. 22393
Spanish love song; words and music
by L. M. George. [Words and mel-
ody»only]; © 1-¢. Oct. 5; 1928; E
U. S. unpub. 100; Lulu May George,
Los Angeles. 22394
Spell (The) of the blues: words by
Dave Dreyer and Herman Ruby,
music by Arthur Johnston. © Oct.
16, 1928; 2 ec. Oct, 17:,, BE, 698953 ;sW
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 22395
pt. Ip arsy Wi23
Spider man blues; words and music by
H. Gray and B. Smith. [Words and
melody only] © 1 cc. Oct. 18, 1928;
E U. S. unpub. 460; Harold Gray
and Bessie Smith, New York. 22396
Spirit of good fellowship; march, by
H. L. Clark. [Melody only] ©
1 ec. Oct. 18, 1928; H U. S. unpub.
397; Harry L. Clark, New York.
22397
Spirit of youth; overture, by Fortu-
nato Sordillo; band, with conductor.
4to. ©) Aug. 20;,4928% 2) e7 Oct. 3:
E 699587; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. : 22398.
Spiritual songs in heart melodies; con-
taining sixty-one solos, duets, quar-
tettes and chos., by R. E. Neighbour
and Alice Marie Neighbour. Cleve-
land, O., Unioh gospel press. 12mo.
© Aug. 7, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 1; aff.
Oct. 8: A 383; R. EH. Neighbour,
Spartanburg, S. C. 22399
Spread a little happiness ; from Mister
Cinders, words by Clifford Grey and
Greatrex Newman, music by Vivian
Ellis, of Great Britain. London,
New York & Sydney, Chappell & co.,
Itd. © Sept. 25, 1928: 4 ce Oct..5; =
E For. 162; Harms, inc., New York.
22400
Spring; two-part song, words by T.
Nash, music by Purcell James Mans-
field, of Great Britain, op. 63; sop.
40) 2.3) 40) ©) eae: BOIS ec.
Aug. 18; Hy Fer 215;9W?i" Paxton
& co., Itd., London. 22401
Spring cometh; two-pt. cantata, text
by G. Alexander Barr, music arr.
by Richard Kountz; sop. and alto.
chorus, with optional solos. Ato.
Oct. 15, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 19; E 699929 ;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
22402
Sprosyny: by P. Humeniuk. [Melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 23, 1928; E—U. S.
unpub. 522; Paul Humeniuk, New
York. 22403
Stacija zimna woda; words by Eugene
Zukowsky, music by A. Schwartz.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ec.
Oct. 1, 1928; E 1048; Abe Schwartz,
New York. 22404
Stack O°’ Lee: words and music by
Cliff Edwards. [Words and melody
only] © 1.G@ Och 1s, 19285 a Ge Ss:
unpub. 213; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 22405
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
22426
Stahl’s (Wm. C.) fascinating melodies
for Hawaiian guitar with regular
guitar accompaniment: by William
D: Moyer. © Oct. 2, 1928; 2 c. Oct.
4; aff. Oct. 5; A 1056996; William C.
Stahl, Milwaukee. 22406
Stahl’s (Wm. C.) star collection of
easy pieces for guitar: by William
D. Moyer and Charles W. Welty. ©
Oct.)2, 1928; 2 ¢e. Oct..4; aff. Oct. 5;
A 1056997; William C. Stahl, Mil-
waukee. 22407
Stairway of dreams; lyric by Gene
Stone, melody by Adrian Mack; pf.
ace., With uke-a-phonic arr. by Doe
Morris. © Oct. 16, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct.
22; E U.S. pub. 54; Gene Johnston,
Los Angeles. 22408
Star (The); Christmas pageant, text
by Verna Whinery, music by G. C.
Taular. Cy Oct. 18. 1928 >'1-c. Oct.
24; D 27882; Grant Colfax Tullar,
New York. 22409
Star (A) in the sky; Christmas serv-
ice for young people and. children,
words by Eleanor Alien Schroll, mu-
sic by J. H. Fillmore and others.
8vo. © Sept. 26, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 8;
D 27385; Fillmore bros. c¢o., Cincin-
nati. , 22410
Star (The) of Bethlehem; words by E.
Burton, music by Chester Escher;
Ist violin. © 1c. Oct. 4, 1928; BE
U. S. unpub. 1138; Edna Burion,
Philadelphia. 22411
Star of love; waltz, words by Sylvester
L. Cross, music by J. Tinkler. ©
PMeerOet ih) (9928 30H O68. sunpub.
1099; Jean Tinkler, Seattle. 22412
State street jive; words and music by
Cow-Cow Davenport. [Chords,
Single staff] © 1c. Sept. 22, 1928:
E 704837; State street music pub.
co., inc., Chicago. 22413
Stay awake; words and music by C. E.
Baldwin. [Words and melody only |
© 1 e. Oct. 15, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
249; Clarence E. Baldwin, Ft. Mills.
Pow, 22414
Stealin’; lyrics by F. McRae, music by
Jean Stor. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Oct. 30, 1928; B—U. S.
unpub. 751; Florita McRae, New
York, 22415
Step d'amour; by D. Tiomkin, of Rus-
sia, domiciled at New York; violin.
~
© 1c. Oct. 11, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
168; Dimitri Tiomkin, New York.
22416
Stewart (C. Hylton) Five short &
easy pieces ; founded on hymn tunes,
by C. H. Stewart, of Great Britain;
organ. 1. Caithness. [4 others]
© Oct. 11, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 12: BE For.
180; Novello & co., Itd., London.
22417
Still as the night; by Carl Bohm, op.
326, no. 27%, orch. by Frank Louis
Taylor, of Great Britain; oreh., with
pf. conductor. © Feb. 10, 1928; 1 ¢.
Oct. 15; H for. 260; Alfred Leng-
nick & co., Itd., London. 22418
Storm (The); words by Theodosia
Garrison, music by George Mead;
male voices: 4to.. © Sept. 29,
1928; 2 ec. Oct. 2; E 699653; G. Ri-
cordi & co., inc., New York. 22419
Stornelli; versi e musica de M. Simone,
of Italy, domiciled at Philadelphia.
[Words and melody only] ©1l1e«.
“~ Oct» 6, 19283" HU, 8S. unpub) 48;
Maria Simone, Philadelphia. 22420
Story (A) that never grows old: words
and music by F. Summers. Brook-
lyn, N. Y., Hamilton music pub. co.
© Oct,, 17," 1928;.2 ¢:’ Oct: (18'."H
699928; Franklin Summers, Brook-
lyn. 22421
Streichquartett II in C; di Franco Al-
fano, of Italy. Partitura. 12mo.
© July 2, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 8; E For.
201; Universal edition actiengesell-
schaft, Vienna. 22422
Strife (The) is o’er; hymn-anthem,
words tr. from the Latin by Francis
Pott, music by Mark Andrews,
founded on Victory by Palestrina:
mixed voices, organ ace. 4to. ©
Oct. 5,,1928; 2 .¢: Oct. 5; E 699683 ;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 22423
Strimpellata; di. Virgilio Ranzato, of
Italy ; violino e pf. © Aug. 8, 1928;
Dijehv Adiga Bikes for) 26aniiGarto
Schmidl, Trieste, Italy. 22424
Stutters hymn; words and music by
B. Miller. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 15, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
1069; Bob Miller, New York. 22495
Su vals que bailo; fox trot, letra por
Domingo Villalpando, musica por 8.
Espinosa, of Mexico, domiciled at
Indiana Harbor. Ind. [Words and
melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 17, 1928;
EK U. 8. unpub. 347: Sabino Espi-
nosa, Indiana Harbor, Ind. 22426
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22427
Summer must be ‘coming, just look at
all the fiies; one-step, lyrics by
Percy Taylor, music by A. Archam-
bault, of Canada... © 1 ce. Oct. 6,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 54; Amédée
Archambault, Athabasca, Alberta,
Canada. 22427
Summer noon on the desert; 3 pt. song,
words by Mona Modini Wood, music
by Elinor Remick Warren; women’s
voices. 4to. © Oct. 23, 1928; 2 e.
Oct. 24; E U.S. pub. 85; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 22428
Summers delight : by Montague Ewing,
of England: pf. 1. Wings of the
morning. [3 others] © Sept. 26,
1928 +4 @., Oct. p41 7 ) Worn ele. Mur:
doch, Murdoch & ¢o., ine. with J. G.
Murdoch & co., Itd., London. 22429
Sun flower; valse. by Wm. Morris; ten.
banjo solo or duet. © Oct. 29, 1928;
2c. Oct. 30; E—U. S. pub. 191; Don
Santos, Rochester, N. Y. - 224380
Sunbeam (The); words by Katherine
Howard, music by Joseph W. Cilokey.
1. Med. voice, in F.—2; Low voice,
in E flat. © Oct. 9, 1928; 2c. each
Oct. 20; E 699970; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 22431
words by Edith Sanford
Tillotson, set to Londonderry air,
arr. by Ira B. Wilson. 4to. 1.
Women’s voices—2. Men’s voices.—
3. Mixed voices. © Sept. 19, 14,
1928: 2 @. each Oct. 26; H—U. S.
pub. 224-226; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O. 22432-22434
Sunlight; valse, by George P. Hulten;
pf. © Oct. 16, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 29;
E—U. 8S. pub. 176; Belwin, inc., New
York. 22435
Sunlit water; by Maurice Pesse, of
Belgium; pf. © Oct. 3, 1928; 1 ec.
Oct. 2; HE For. 67; Keith Prowse &
co., Itd., London. 22436
Sunny Alabam’ is home to me; words
by Camilla Phillips, music by Jan
Phillips... © 1 ¢. Oct. 9, 1928; E U.S.
unpub. 96; Philip Schinhan, San
Francisco. 22437
Sunset; poem by George Eliot, music
by Rutiand Boughton, of Great Brit-
ain: mixed voices. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Sept. 28,
1928; 1. 'c. Oct. Le Eee or? 1623.3 0-
seph Williams. Itd., London. 22438
Sunshine, shining for me; fox-trot,
music by A. Baylie. [Melody only]
© 1e. Oct. 22, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
470; Andrew Baylie, Chicago. 22439
Sundown:
pt. 111, n. S., v. 23
Sur un vieux bane de pierre; par Mau-
rice Pesse, of France; orch., avec pf.
direction. 4to. © July 25, 1927; 1c.
Aug. 15; E 669524; H. Benjamin,
Paris. 22440
Surf song; by E. J. Bump; melody
with pf. acc. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1928;
E U. S. unpub. 485; Edna June
Bump, San Antonio. 22441
Suspiros criollos; tango, par L. M. Fer-
reté, of France; pf. conducteur. ©
Sept. 20, 1928; de. Ock. 125 Wor.
339; L. M. Ferreté, Paris. (22442
Swallow (The); words by Abraham
Cowley, music by E. L. Wendel; sop.
© 1 e. Oct. 8; 1928; E U. S. unpub.
76; Emma Louise Wendel, Trenton,
Na. 22443
Swallows at sun down; by Lyda Ave-
rit Simmons; pf. © Sept. 27, 1928;
2 c. Sept. 29; H 698814; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 22444
Swanee River ripples ; by Spencer Wil-
liams; pt. © Sept. 22, 1928; 2 ¢.
Oct. 4; E 699673; Triangle music
pub. co., ine., New York. 22445
Sweet and low; 2-pt. cho., words by
Alfred Tennyson, music by Joseph
Barnby, arr. by Ira B. Wilson; sop.
and alto. 4to. © Sept. 14, 1928;
2 c. Oct. 26; E—U. S. pub. 208; Lo-
renz pub. co., Dayton, O. 22446
Sweet Bethlehem babe; Xmas song,
words and music by Marguerite Eva
Palmer. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1928; E U.S.
unpub. 1097; Marguerite Palmer,
Hockerville, Okl. 22447
Sweet dreams; words by Jack Yellen,
music by Milton Ager; pf. acc. with
ukulele arr. by Dan Dougherty. ©
Sept. 28, 19283" 2G. Sept. 20; i
698758; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein,
ine., New York. 22448
Sweet girl of yesterday: words and
music by L. G. Bunting. [Photo-
stat] ©1e. Oct. 18, 1928; E—U. 8.
unpub. 528; Lillian Gertrude Bun-
ting, Dayton, O. 22449
Sweet little old lady; words and music
by B. Miller. [Words and melody
only] © 1e. Sept. 29, 1928; E 1014;
Bob Miller, New York. 22450
Sweet Mignon: words by Spencer Wil-
liams, music by Eugene Platzman
and Larry Spier; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by May Singhi Breen. ©
Oct. 29, 1928; 2 ce. Oct. 31; E—U. S.
pub. 255; Spier & Coslow, inc., New
York. 22451
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Sweet nothings; by Milton J. Retten-
berg; pf. © Sept. 28, 1928; 2 «.
Sept. 29; E 698756; Ager, Yellen &
Bornstein, inec., New York. 22452
Sweet one; words by Robert A. Simon,
music by Lewis E. Gensler; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Oct. 3, 1928; 2 ec.
Oct. 5; E 699776; Harms, inc., New
York. 22453
Sweet saccharine; words and music by
te H.. Grant, 2d.° © 1 ¢... Oct. 24,
1928; H—U. S. unpub. 558; George
H. Grant, 2d., Boston. 22454
Sweet ukulele maid; song fox-trot,
words and music by Jimmy Camp-
bell and Reg. Connelly, both of Great
Britain; pf. acc. with ukulele arr.
by Harry J. Stafford. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] -© Oct. 8,
1928; 1 c Oct. 22; E—For. 426;
Campbell, Connelly & co., London.
22455
Sweet wimmin; words and music by
Bob Miller and Joe Hoover, op. 1.
no. 3, arr. by J. Russel Robinson ;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Sept. 27,
1928 ; 2c. Sept. 28; E 698761; Water-
son, Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
22456
Sweet wonderful you; words and
music by Vernon Bushway. (Cover
title: You, sweet wonderful you) ©
Mate toes: tC. July 26, J. ¢:
May 3; E 699726; Allan & co., prop.
itd., Melbourne, Australia. 22457
Sweet you; fox trot, words by Scotty
Weakley, music by Don Heath. ©
Oct. 16, 1928 ; 2 ce. Oct. 19; E 699920 ;
Radio broadcast music co., Chicago.
22458
Sweetheart land; words by J. Martyn
Walsh, music by Charles Huerter.
1. High voice in D flat—2. Med.
voice in B flat. © Sept. 18, 1928:
2c. each Sept. 24; E 698776; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 22459
Sweetheart mine; words and music by
C. H. Medcraft; pf. and ukulele ace.
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
125; Charles H. Medcraft, San Fran-
cisco, 22460
Sweetheart of memories: words and
music by Sam Coslow. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 24, 1928;
E—U. 8S. unpub. 530; Spier & Cos-
low, inc., New York. 22461
22472
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Sweetheart of mine; waltz, words by
Frank Cozzo, music by J. Idiart.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 25, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 582;
Jean Idiart, San Francisco. 22462
Swij do swoho; words by Eugene Zu-
kowsky, music by A. Schwartz.
[Words and melody only] © 1 .
Oct. 12, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 200;
Abe Schwartz, New York. * 22463
Swingin’ along singin’ a song; words
and music by Charley Straight.
Julian Davidson and Arthur: Size-
more; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
M: Walua: «© Aug. 4) 1928 te.
Auge 16, de. “Oct. 20° He Gdale ;
Jack Mills, ine., New York. 22464
Swinging along; 3 pt. cho., words by
Velma Bell, music by Ira B. Wilson ;
sop., alto and bass. 4to. © Sept.
14, 1928: .2:.e;: Oct.. 26; H—U. S.
pub. 232; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
22465
Swinging merrily; by Walter Rolfe;
pf. © Sept. 20, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 24;
E 698777 ; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
22466
Symphonie; par Camille Jacquemin, of
Belgium; grand orgue; en Si min.
© June 20, 1928; 1 c«. July 3; E
697773; H. Hérelle et cie., Paris.
22467
Taj-Mahal; Indian serenade, by Ge-
lasio Desouza, of Great Britain; pf.
© Sept. 8, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 28; E
For. 60; Boosey & co., Itd., London.
22468
Take a good look at mine; words by
Phil Ponce, music by Dan Dough-
erty; pf. and ukulele ace. © Oct.
1031928 -32¢. Oct. ld; E 6998lis
Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc., New
York. 22469
Tales in waltz time; by René Armand,
of Great Britain; pf. 1. Floating
spirits. [5 others] © Sept. 19,
1928; 1c. Oct. 24; EH For. 453; Schott
& co., Itd., London. 22470
Talk! talk! talk! words and music by
Larry E. Johnson. © Oct. 9, 1928;
2c. Oct. 11; E 698878; T. S. Denison
& co., Chicago. 22471
Tallahassee nights; creole bacchanale,
by "he. S. Stoughton; arm py. hE.
Hildreth; orch. with pf. conductor.
4to. © Sept. 4, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 24;
E U. S. pub. 92; Walter Jacobs, inc.,
Boston. 22472
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22473
Tamaulipecas; letra por L. Barcelata
y H. Cortazar, musica por L. Bar-
celata, of Mexico, domiciled at New
York, arreglo de Manuel Bricena.
1. Arroyita. [3 others] © June 1,
1928; 2 c. June 11; E 693856; Dio-
nisio Acosta and Lorenzo Barcelata,
New York. 22473
Tambourin ; by Antoine Dornel, arr. by
Ignaz Friedman, of Poland; pf. ©
June, 2, 1928; 1 @ Augy 820m. For.
210; Universal edition actiengesell-
schaft, Vienna. 22474
Tambourin; by James Brown, of Great
Britain; violin, with pf. acc. ©
Oct. 20;, 1928 2° .e. Oe, 22.) Hor.
410; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
22475
Tangerine; novelty trot; by Wm. Mor-
ris; ten. banjo solo or duet. © Oct.
29, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 30; E—U. S. pub.
189; Don Santos, Rochester, N. Y.
22476
Tango; by Morton Gould; pf. .© 1 ¢.
Oct. 20, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 454;
James H. Gould, Richmond Hill,
RSs. INV Ye 22477
Tango; par Ignace Albeniz, op. 165,
no. 2, transcription par Fred. Bye,
of Great Britain; violoncelle et pf.
© Sept. 3, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 24; E For.
445; Schott & co., ltd., London
22478
Tanzstiicke; von Paul Hindemith, of
Germany, op. 19; klavier. nos, 1-5.
© Oct. 15, 1928; 1 e«. Oct. 12; E For.
326; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz. 22479
Taormina; tarantella siciliana, di En-
rico Mineo, of Italy; pf. © Oct. 12.
1928; 1 e¢. Oct. 29; E—For. 517;
A. & G. Carisch & c, Milan. 22480
Tartamudo (HI); corrido ranchero,
letra y musica por I. M. Valle, of
Mexico, domiciled at Chicago. ©
1c. Sept. 29, 1928; E 1018; Ignacio
M. Valle, Chicago. 22481
Tavern (The) maid; from Song of
the sea, words by Arthur Wimperis,
music by Eduard Kunneke, of Great
Britain. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations] © Sept. 5, 1928; 1 c. Sept.
6; E 697886; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don. 22482
Te Deum laudamus; music by Carroll
Ely ; mixed voices, organ acc.; in C.
4to; (© Oct. 14, 192852) ¢ Oct. 12;
EH 698847; H. W. Gray co. New
York. 22483
Tell me are you sorry; words and
music by C. L. Hersh and W. E.
pt. III, n. S., v. 23
Fenney, arr. by RR: d-. Wood. “©
1 c. Oct. 24, 1928; E—U. S. unpub.
547; C. L. Hersh and W. E. Fenney,
Los Angeles.
Tell me so; words and music by C.
McCann. © 1 c. Oct. 22, 1928; B
U. S. unpub. 442; Clare McCann.
Wenatchee, Wash. 22485
Temple forever; march, by C. H.
Schollenberger, arr. by Harry J.
Lincoln *” pt. © fe. Wermrerloss ;
E U. S. unpub. 1136; Charles Hay
Schollenberger, Philadelphia. 22486
Temple (The) of my heart; ballad,
words by Hiku Akina, music by
E. D. Myers. [Mimeograph] ©
I ec. Oct) 12) £9285) 204 Sanpub.
208; Hma Devine Myers, Bozeman,
Mont, 22487
Tendre aveu; romance, by Edouard
Schuett, op. 48, no. 2, ed. by Karl
Benker [pseud. of Oscar C. Hen-
ning]; pf. Copyright is based upon
new matter of Karl Benker’s, name-
ly. his interpretation represented in
the legible notation thereof con-
tained in the copies filed. © July 27,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 1; H 698956; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 22488
Tenebrae factae sunt; music by Mi-
chael Haydn; male voices a capella.
Copyright is based upon new matter
of Carl F. Pfatteicher namely, his
interpretation represented in the leg-
ible notation thereof contained in
the copies filed. 4to. [Latin and
English text] © July T, 1928; 2 c.
Oct. 3; E 699569; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 22489
Texas, we love you; words and music
by P. Randle. © 1c. Oct. 8, 1928;
EK. U. S. unpub. 87; Patricia Randle,
Dallas. 22490
Thankful; words by P. Alexander,
music by Woody Frisino [pseud. of
Warren Frisino] [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 e. Oct. 20, 1928;
E U. S. unpub. 447; Perry Alexan-
der, Baltimore. 22491
That day when you said I love you;
words by Robert Warren, music by
Lee David; pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by M. Kalua. © Aug. 16, 1928;
2c. Oct. 8; E 699751; Gotham music
service, inc., New York. 22492
That last sweet kiss; words by L. E.
Hannah, music by’ Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 29, 1928; H 1055; Lydia Es-
telle Hannah, Savannah, Ga. 22493
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22514
That place called home sweet home;
words and music by HW. H. Schoel-
wer. [Chords, single staff] [Photo-
stat] © Le: Oct. 22,:1928;'H U.S.
unpub. 461; Edward Henry Schoel-
wer, Cincinnati. 22494
That’s Glorianna; words and music
by Lew Pollack and Sidney Clare.
[Words -uand melody only] ©1..
Oct. 1, 1928; E 1025; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine., New York.
22495
That’s it; words and music by H.
Schoolfield. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Oct. 6, 1928; E U. S.
unpub. 67; Harry Schoolfield, Phila-
delphia. - 22496
That’s me: words and music by C. M.
Skie. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ¢. Oct. 17, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
337; C. Max Skie, Gary, Ind. 22497
That’s my Wil-he-mina; fox trot,
words by Rufus Walker and Walter
Gladden, music by C. H. Madison.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 29, 1928; E 1012; Clifford Hu-
gene Madison, Charlestown, Mass.
22498
That’s the kind of breaks I get; words
by Max Rutchik and Wes Frazer,
music by Leonard Whitcup. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. July 24,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 315; M. F. L.
productions co., New York. 22499
That’s the song of songs for me;
words by Henry M. Neely, music by
H. A. Levey. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 11, 1928; EB U. S.
unpub. 189; Harold A. Levey, New
York. 22500
That's what I call home; words by
George Glover and Percy Edgar,
musie by G. Glover; pf. ace., with
banjulele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Oct. 2, 1928;
1 c. Oct. 3; E For. 175; B. Feldman
& co., London. 22501
That’s what it is to be lonesome;
words and music by T. Ramar; pf.
Cr tre! Oct): 25:\1928 >) BH=—-D:\'S." un-
pub. 563; Tevet Ramar, New York.
22502
That’s when I miss you; words and
music by I. R. Chambers. © 1 «.
Oct. 6, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 15; Ida
Rogers Chambers, Jackson, Tenn.
22503
That’s why he’s my steady boy friend ;
words and music by Murray Speiz-
man [pseud. of M. Speizman] and
Mae Speizman [pseud. of Max Speiz-
man] [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 1, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
416; Morris Speizman, New York.
22504
That’s why I want you; by W. Nicho-
las. [Melody only] © 1. Oct. 2,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 1090; William
Nicholas, New York. 22505
That’s why we all want Al; words
by W. H. Condon, music by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
©.1c¢ Oct. 24, 1928; E—U. S. un-
pub, 534; Wilfred H. Condon, Bur-
lington, Vt. 22506
Then is when I think of you; by A. HE.
Guedel; melody with pf. acc. ©
PvessOct)- 16, 1928 >. Eh U.S. umpub:
312; Arthur Ernest Guedel, Beverly
Hills, Calif. 22507
There is joy in my heart; hymn, words
by Oliver Murray Edwards, music
by Charles H. Gabriel; mixed voices.
Syracuse, N. Y., Oliver music co.
4to..” © Sept. 22, 1928; 2 c. Oct; 1;
E 698984; Oliver M. Edwards, Syra-
cuse, N. Y. 22508
There’s a good feller and a bad feller ;
written and composed by B. Scott,
of Great Britain; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Sept. 14, 1928; 1 c. Sept.
22; E For. 123; Bennett Scott, Lon-
don. 22509
There’s a memory always hangin’
*round the corner; words and music
by L. Brennan. Los Angeles, Lois
Brennan pub. co. © Oct. 3, 1928;
2c. Oct. 5; E 699765; Lois Brennan,
Los Angeles. 22510
There’s nobody but you; words by Mr.
and Mrs. Earl J. Gantner, music by
Clifton Keith. © 1c. Oct. 8, 1928;
EX U. S. unpub. 136; Earl Gantner,
Boonville, Mo. 22511
There’s one in a million like me: by
Harvey Thomas and R. W. Tomlin-
son. [Melody only] ©1e. Oct. 17,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 366; Robert
W. Tomlinson, Chicago. 22512
They call him little sunshine; words
and music by I. Rosenberg. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Oct. 18,
1928; E U.S. unpub. 503; Irving
Rosenberg, Brooklyn. 22513
They dance the minuet; by Em Smith;
3 violins, cello and pf. © Aug. 23,
1928; 2 c. Oct. 3; E 699609; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 22514
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22515
They go to sleep; by Em Smith; 3
violins, cello and pf. © Aug. 23,
19283.2-e@ Oct« 35H (699611- ‘Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 225155
‘They parade; by Em Smith; 8 violins,
cello and pf. © Aug. 23, 1928; 2c.
Oct. 3; E 699608; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 22516
They play tag; by Em Smith; 3 vio-
lins, cello and pf. © Aug. 23, 1928;
2 c. Oct. 3; E 699610; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 22517
Think oft of me; words by Burrell
Van Buren, music by J. W. King.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 8; 1928 > Wine? 282 pumpuib.s92 :
Jessie Winifred King, Winnipeg,
Man., Canada. 22518
Third violin concerto: by Cecil Bur-
leigh, op. 60; violin, with pf. acc.
© July: 26 192s ee Oc. oc Ti
699583; Carl Fischer, ine, New
York. ae
This is Florida; words ang music by
M. W. Drane. obl. 8vo. © July
15, .19287 2) ch Ochi N05 2H 699818 ;
Mary W. Drane, Lakeland, Fla.
22520
This is the day; lyric by Armand Nap-
ley, music by Armand Napley and
G. Halley. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 23, 1928; E—U. S.
unpub. 513; Glenn Halley, Syracuse,
INS ; BUFO
This night; words by Mildred Mese-
reau. [pseud. of M. H. Mesirow],
music by Cornell Smelser. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 15,
1928: E U. S. unpub. 253; Miidred
H. Mesirow, New York. 22522
Thomas (Charles Louis Ambroise)
Gavotte; from Mignon, arr. by R. E.
Hildreth. 1. Band with B flat trum-
pet (cornet) conduector.—2. Orch.
with pf. conductor. 4to.. © Sept.
4.. 1928) 2.¢. each ,Octi.o24:, HW; S.
pub. 90, 91; Walter Jacobs, inc.,
Boston. 22523, 22524
Thomas (D. Vaughan) Ten Welsh
folk-songs; tr., ed. and arr. by D.
V. Thomas, of Great Britain. Lon-
don, J. Curwen & sons, ltd. © Sept.
25, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 24; E For. 128;
D. Vaughan Thomas, Swansea,
Wales. 5
Thomas’ all star piano course for popu-
lar music, modern syncopation and
orchestra study; compiled by S. A.
pt. EM: Si Wes
Thomas. © Oct. 13, 1928; 2 ec. and
aff. Oct. 18; A O 1629; Thomas mu-
sic co., Detroit. 22526
Thomaston breakdown; by Bill Helms
[i. e. William Helms] arr. by Irene
Spain. [Melody only] © 1 ce. May
31, 1928; E 691976; Polk C. Brock-
man, Atlanta. 22527
Those old courting days; words by
O. N. Evans, music by Sylvester
Tong Cross. © 4 € Och G, 1928;
HK U. S. unpub. 8; Orange Noble
Evans, Elma, Wash. 22528
Those struttin’ blues; words and mu-
sic by N. A. Dickey. [Photostat]
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
424; Norval Addison Dickey, Dallas.
22529
Those two little lovers; lyrics and mu-
sic by J. C. Lewis, jr. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 10, 1928;
i U. 8S. unpub. 114 ; —_—, C. Lewis,
, New York. 22530
Those wonderful friends; from Billie,
words and music by George M. Co-
han. © Oct.) 5, 1928)! 2:@. Oct. 9;
H 699869; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 22531
Thou: words by Swami Yogananda,
music by E. Rosanska. © 1c. Oct.
15, 1928; E U.S. unpub. 272; Elektra
Rosanska, Detroit. 22532
Thought rules the world; words by H.
A. Lampkins, music by Mollie Harle
and Earl BE. Zock. © 1 e@ Oct. 8,
1928; E U. S. unpub. 142; Ernest A.
Lampkins, Muncie, Ind. 22533
Three cheers for the Y. M. C. A.; words
and music by W. H. Hill. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Oct. 10,
1928. HW. S. unpub. ae Har.
vey Hill, Detroit. 22534
Three little words; words and music
by L. C. Brey. [Photostat] © 1.
Oct. 26, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 599;
Louise Caroline Brey, West Allis,
Wis. 22535
Three-part anthem treasure; ed. and
compiled by George S. Schuler and
Wallace Tuitle; sop., alto and maie
pt. 4to. © Sept. 24, 1928; 2 c and
aff. Oct. 24; A 3495) yO Bieeell
co., Chicago. 22536
Three ways; by F. W. McGee. pts. 1
and 2. [Melody only] © 1. Oct.-
26, 1928; EH-—-U. S: unpub. 611;
Ralpt S. Peer, inc., New York.
22537
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
22558
Thro’ the West; words by T. J. Wal- | To a little girl; words and music by
bert, music by Clifton Keith. ©1e.
Oct. 8, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 131;
Thos. J. Walbert, Frostburg, Md.
22538
Through my window; by Harold F.
Grundy, of Great Britain; pf. 1.
When work is done [3 others] ©
Gee, 15,, 1928: 1c. Oct. 29;. EH Kor.
461; Forsyth bros., Itd., London.
22539
Thy will be done; words by Charlotte
Elliot, music by A. Walter Kramer,
op. 22, no. 1; high voice; in B flat.
GrNOy la: 19275" 2c Nov,’ 17%) B
679130; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
[© new text] 22540
Ti ricordi il primo bacio? waltz, by B.
© Varo. yiotin.. © 1. ec. Oct; 17,
1928; HE U. S. unpub. 361; .Benedetta
C. Vairo, New York. 22541
Tidings of peace; service for Christ-
mastide. words by Elsie Duncan
Yale, music by J. Lincoln Hall. 8vo.
© Sept. 18, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 4; EH
699693 ; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia.
' 22542
Tiger (The); poem by William Blake,
music by Rutland Boughton, of
Great Britain; mixed voices. 4to.
' [Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Sep. 25, d925< 1. ¢c.Oct..11; EB For.
165; Joseph Williams, Itd., London.
225438
Till He calls His reapers; words by O.
A. Parris, music by J. D. Wall.
[Words and melody only] © le.
Oct. 30, 1928: E—U. S. unpub. 737;
R. S. Peer, New York. 22544
Till I found you; words by L. S. Fish-
burn, music by Ray Hibbeler. ©
de: Oct. 13, 1928; EH U.S. unpub.
225; Lida Smither Fishburn, Clin-
ton, Ia. 22545
°Till the great day; words and music
by Arnold LeBonde [i. e. R. A. Le-
Bonde} © © “Le! Oct. '25,:4928 “wh
U. S. unpub. 572; Robert Arnold Le-
Bonde, Portland, Or. 22546
Time (The) that shall be; words by
J. W. Biddinger, music by Clifton
Keith. © 1 c. Oct. 8, 1928; E U. S.
unpub. 133; John W. Biddinger, Co-
lumbus, Ind. 22547
Times; palabras de Annette Davisson,
musique de Juan Bautista Fuentes,
of Mexico. © 1c. Sept. 7, 1928; H
U. S. unpub. 1061; Fuentes & Salt-
ine, Indianapolis. 22548
W. F. Beasom. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1928:
EU. S. unpub. 174: Willie Finley
Beasom, San Francisco. 22549
To horse; by Walter Silbert: pt. ©
Oct. 11.1928 2'"c.'Oct. tr; 699886 5
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 22550
To the Governor of New York: words
and music by A. M. Smith. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Oct. 1%,
1928; EK U. S. unpub. 333; Anna May
Smith, Elmhurst, N. Y. 220o1
To the men of England; cho., poem by
Percy Bysshe Shelley, music by A.
Bush, of Great Britain; mixed
voices. London, J. Curwen & sons,
ltd... 4to.. © Oct.. 8,,1928; 1 ¢ Oct.
6; E For. 233; Alan Bush, Germany.
22552
To the West; words by R. Edmondson,
music by Frederick Melville. ©
Sept. 12, 1928; 2¢. Oct. 1; E 699634 ;
Robert Edmondson, Rochester, N. Y.
cities
To thy lips, to thy arms; words and
music by Billy’s buddie [pseud. of
William M:. Banks] [Words and
melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 30, 1928;
H—U. S. unpub. 748; William M.
Banks, New York. 29554
To you; 3 pt. cho., words by Myrtle
Reed, music by J. C. Rodenbeck, arr.
by .Bryceson ‘'Treharne; women’s
voices. 4to. © June 16, 1927; 2 «
June 25; E 665800; Harold Flam-
mer, inc., New York. Zeone
Toch (Hrnst) Neun lieder; words by
Rainer Maria Rilke, u. a., music by
Krnst Toch, of Austria, op. 41; sop.
© ‘Sept: 20, 1928; 1 ¢ Sept. 24; E
For. 289; B. Schott’s sédhne, Mainz.
22556
Sonate; von Ernst Toch, of Aus-
tria, op. klavier. © Sept. 20,
1928; 1 c. Sept. 24; E For. 287; B.
Schott’s séhne, Mainz. DO
47;
Today, tomorrow, for ever; words by
Edgar Leslie, music by Horatio
Nicholls [pseud. of Lawrence
Wright]. of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations} © Oct. 9.
1928; 1 «© Oct. 17; E—For. 483;
Lawrence Wright music co., London.
22558
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22559
Tom cat blues; words by Selma Davis
ipseud. of Aletha Dickerson], music
by Freddie Spruell. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 1, 1928;
E U. S. unpub. 489; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 22559
Tom Thumb: by Clara Ellfeldt Kantz-
ler; pf. ©. Oct. 13) 1928-2\'e. Oct,
20; E 699971; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 22560
Tom’s rag; by Charlie B. Watkins, arr.
by Irene Spain. [Melody only] ©
1c. May 31, 1928;.E 691980; Polk
C. Brockman, Atlanta. 22561
To-night may never come again; lyric
by Benny Davis, music by Archie
Gottler. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 15, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
260; Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
22562
Too busy; fox-trot, words by Ned
Miller, music by Chester- Cohn, arr.
by Adolph Deutsch; orch.
25, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 28; E 698768;
Leo. Feist, inc., New York. 22563
Too good to be true; from Hold every-
thing, words and music by B. G. De
Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray Hender-
son. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ¢. Oct. 10, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
108; De Sylva, Brown & Henderson,
inc., New York. 22564
Too good to be true; from Hold every-
thing, words and music by B. G. De
Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray Hender-
son; pf. and ukulele acc. © Oct.
25, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 26; E—U. S. pub.
109; De Sylva, Brown & Henderson,
inc., New York. 22565
Too late; waltz ballad, by A. D’Arcey,
arr. by Harry L. Alford; orch. 4to.
© Sept. 19, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 24; EH
698792; Arline D’Areey, Waterbury,
Conn. 22566
Too little to do; fox trot, words and
music by Arnold Le Bonde [i. e.
BR. AY Le. Bonde} Ort, Gs. Octs.29,
1928; E—U. S. unpub. 685; Robert
Arnold Le Bonde, Portland, Or.
22567
Touchdown; march, by A. Sydney
Johnson, arr. by William Schulz;
orch,; 4to. '\© ‘Oet/ 10; 1928%)'2 c.
Oct. 10; E 699814; Robbins music
corp., New York. 22568
To-ward morning; fox trot, lyric by
Charles McKinley, music by G. V.
Rymal. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 17, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
© Sept.’
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
344; Grant Vernon Rymal, Los An-
geles. 22569
Triume der vergangenheit ; lAndler, by
P. Miiller; 1st B flat cornet. © 1.
Oct. 8, 1928; EH U.,.S. unpub. 51;
Peter Miiller, Philadelphia. 22570
Tramp (The); words and music by
L. J. Bennett. [Photostat] ©1e.
Oct. 22, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 475;
Louis J. Bennett, Kansas City, Mo.
V2 aoaiL
Treasure untold; waltz, words and mu-
sic by Ellsworth T. Cozzens, arr. by
Art Addoms; pf. ace. with ukulele
or banjulele banjo. Alpe OA,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 27; E 698715; United
pub. co., New York. 22572
Trianon; words and music by Harold
Weeks and Gene Rose. Seattle,
Trianon ball room. © Oct. 13, 1928;
2 c. Oct. 17; E 698937; West coast
music publishers, Seattle. 22573
Trio; von Serge Tanéiéw,. op. 22,
klavierbearb. von Gustav Grosch-
witz, of Germany, violino bearb. von
Henri Marteau, of Sweden, violon-
cello bearb. von Affrem Kinkulkin,
of Germany; in D—dur. © Sept.
17; Le. Oct. 22.) Hor..Gos Anion J.
Benjamin, Leipzig. 22574
Trip it on the green; by James Brown,
of Great Britain; violin, with pf.
ace. © Oct. 20, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 22;
EK For. 407; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London. 22515
Tropic night; part song, by H. P. Hop-
kins, op. 122; mixed voices. 4to.
© Oct. 8, 1928; 2c. Oct. 5; E 699758 ;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
22576
True eyes; from Song of the sea, words
by Arthur. Wimperis, music by
Eduard Kunneke, of Great Britain.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Sept. 5, 1928; 1 c. Sept, 6; EH
697883; B. Feldman & co., London.
Zante
True love; theme song, lyric by Benny
Davis, melody by Joe Burke; with
pf. acc. [Mimeograph] © 1c. Oct.
11, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 156; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 22578
Trundle (The) bed; words and music
by T., C.. O'Kane, arr. by FF. Mc-
Cravy and J. MeCravy. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Sept. 7, 1928:
EK 704984; James McCravy and
Frank McCravy, Laurens, S. C.
22579
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no. 10, 1928
Truthful Parson Brown; words and
music by Willard Robison. © Oct.
29, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 80; E—U. S. pub.
202; Robbins music corp., New
York. 22580
Trying; words and music by M. E.
Wheeler. © 1 c. Oct. 31, 1928; E
U. 8S. unpub. 774; Mary Edith
Wheeler, Evanston, Ill. 22581
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) Song
of the desert; 3 pt. cho., words by
Estelle M. Clark, arr. by Palmer J.
Clark; ten., bar. and bass. 4to. ©
Oet. 2, 1928; 2.¢., Oct. 5 ; B,.699720;
Raymond A. Hoffman co., Chicago.
22582
— When morn comes forth; humor-
eske, three-pt. cho., words by Gilbert
Purcell, music arr... by. Richard
Kountz; female voices. 4to. © Oct.
15, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 20; EH.699941; M.
Witmark & sons, New York... 22583
Team? Aas. voulu,...,.,tu m’,as eu! ou 5
java, par J. Eblinger, of. France;
orch., avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Aug. 25, 1928; 1.¢c. Oct. 1;, E. For.
92; Edition Arlequin, Paris. 22584
Tu,.;mir, nichts... .; text von. Fritz
Rotter, musik von Anton Profes, of
Germany. © Aug. 30, 1928; 1 «.
Oct. 1; E For. 99; Drei masken
verlag, A. G., Berlin. 22585
Turkestan; words by I. Greenfield,
music.by Edwin Clark. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 27, 1928;
‘E 1029; Irving Greenfield, New York.
22586
Turn the red lights to green; words
and music by H. Yerger, jr. © 1c.
Oct. 1, 1928; E. 1033; Henry Yerger,
jr., Memphis, Tenn. 22587
Tusa; waltz, music by B. N. Fomeen,
of Russia, domiciled at New York;
pf. © 1 ¢. Oct. 25, 1928; E—U. S.
unpub. 589; Basil N. Fomeen, New
York. 22588
Twelve (The) days of Christmas;
words traditional, set to old English
song, arr. by Louis Victor Saar;
double cho. for women’s voices with
solos for sop. 1 and 2. 4to. © Sept.
29, 1928; 2 €.* Oet. ‘5; HE 699895;
E. C. Schirmer music co., Boston.
22589
Twilight and dreams; words and music
by Benee Russell and Vincent Rose.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
22600
x
Oct. 25, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 561;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
22590
Twilight in Alabama; poem by Kath-
leen Foster Forney, music by B. M.
Hall. © 1c. Oct. 22, 1928; E—U.S.
unpub. 509; Burt M. Hall, Winnetka,
Til. 22591
Twilight song; by Horace Van Nor-
man; pf. © Oct. 11, 1928; 2 @ Oct.
17; E 699885 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 22592
Twilight voices; Danish folk-song,
poem by Astrid Fjelde, arr. by Keith
McLeod. © Oct. 27, 1928; 2 c. Oct.
30:; E—U. S. pub. 185; Boston music
co., Boston. 22593
Twinkle toes; lyrics by David Hal-
pern, music by Burton I. Levy.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Oct. 30, 1928: E—U. S. unpub. 725;
Remick music corp., New York.
y 22594
Twist (The); words by John Rendall,
music by Camille De Rhynall, of
France; pf., banjulele banjo and
ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] .© Oct. 30, 1928; 1 ¢.
Oct. 29; E For. 459; Keith-Prowse
& @o., lid., London. 22595
"Twixt sunrise and sunset; six minia-
tures, by Harold Rawlinson, of Great
Britain; pf. 1. Early morning. [5
others]. © Aug. 20, 1928; 1 ¢. Oct.
24; EK For. 454; Schott & co., ltd.,
London. 22596
Two boys; from Three cheers, words
and music by B. G. De Sylva, Lew
Brown and Ray Henderson, arr. by
Joseph M. Weiss; pf. and ukulele
ace, © Oct. 13; 1928; '2.e: Oct. 15;
E 698922; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc., New York. 22597
Two guitars; by Harry Horlick, arr.
by Lester Brockton; full band, with
solo B flat or cornet conductor. Ato.
© July 28, 1928; 2 ce. Oct. 8; E
699589; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 22598
Two little troubadours; by Walter
Rolfe; pf. .© Oct. 10, 1928; 2 «¢.
Oct. 18; E 698982; Hatch music co.,
Boston. 22599 °
Two loving hearts; waltz, by N. Epis-
copo, of Italy, domiciled at New
York. [Melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct.
5, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 35; Nicola
Episcopo, New York. ie cet
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22601
Tziorogh(EliasI.) J{pa pyccKie rumust;
words by D.Vergun and J. Yavorsky,
music written and arr. by E. I. Tzio-
rogh, of Poland, domiciled at Jack-
son Heights; Jegd:,t Nowe gleeia
Pycs.—2. Ilopa, nopa 3a Pycs.
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
41: Hlias T. Tziorogh, New York.
22601
U pastore “hnnmorato; versi di G.
Abita, musica di Tom Yannello, of
Italy, domiciled at Paterson, N. J.
[Words and melody only] © Sept.
1 1928; 2 cc. Sept.” 255” BH 698s8ss ;
Giuseppe Abita, Paterson. 22602
U vicuttaru; versi di G. Abita, musica
di Tom Yannello, of Italy, domiciled
at-Paterson, N. J. [Words and mel-
ody “only| ©. Sept.: 1; “1928:"2 ‘c.
Sept. 25; E 698880; Vm oo Abita,
Paterson, N. J. 22603
Ua like no a like; adapted by Frank
Ferera ; pf., with ukulele arr..by May °
Singhi Breen. (Jn Frank Ferera’s
Hawaiian melodies) © Sept. 24,
1924; 2 c«. Oct. 1, 1928; E 698841;
Forster music publisher, inc., Chi-
cago. 22604
Umberto Nobile march; by I. Sadun,
of Italy, domiciled at New York; pf.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 11, 1928 ; E—U. S. unpub.
663: Icilio Sadun, New York. 22605
Under Aloha moon; words and music
by P. EF. Summers. [Words and
melody only] © 1 e. Oct. 1, 1928;
KE 1059; Paul Francis Summers,
Honolulu. 22606
Under the elm trees; by Carl Wilhelm
Kern, op. 587; pf. © Sept. 18, 1928;
2 c. Sept. 24; E 698778; Oliver Dit-
sen co., Boston. 22607
. Under the moon; by B. I. Levy; pf.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 17, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
327; Burton I. Levy, New York.
22608
Under the star where I was born;
from Lucky girl, words by Douglas
Furber, R. P. Weston and Bert Lee,
music by Philip Charig. London,
Chappell & co., ltd. © Sept. 19,
1928; 1 c. Oct. 16; E 698971; Harms,
inc., New York. 22609
Under the stars of Havana; words by
Sara F. Coleman, music by Gil. B
Blue; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
Ben Garrison. © Oct. 29, 1928;
2 ec. Oct. 31; E—U. S. pub. 254; Al.
Piantadosi, New York. 22610
pt. 111, n. S., v. 23
Underneath the blue; fox-trot, words
by Edward Pola, music by Alfred
Noakes, Jimmy Campbell and Reg.
Connelly, all of Great Britain; pf.
ace. with ukulele arr. by Harry J.
Stafford. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Oct. 10, 1928; 1 «.
Oct. 22; H—For. 427; Campbell,
22611
Underneath the moon; words and mu-
sic by A. Gjesdahl, of Canada, domi-
ciled at Vancouver, Wash. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Oct. 31,
1928; H—U. S. unpub. 765; Andrew
Gjesdahl, Vancouver. Wash. 22612
Underneath the moon; words and mu-
sic by T. Hanson. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ec. Oct. 17, 1928; EB
U. 8. unpub. 336; Theodore Hanson,
Hoquiam, Wash. 22613
Unfinished (An) picture 7 words by
Norman Gale, music by Katie Moss,
Connelly & co., London, .
of Great Britain; in E flat. © Oct.
8, 1928 5 "f "Oct ras nr ler“ 2e2+
Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 22614
Unfurl Old Glory; words by M. Fon-
tana, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Oct. 15,
1928; EK U. S. unpub. 294; Maud
Fontana, Council Bluffs, Ia. 22615
United States, America; national an-
them; words by Oliver Murray Ed-
wards, music by William Berwald;
mixed voices. Syracuse, N. Y., Oli-
ver music co. 4to. © Sept. 22,
1928; 2. c. Oct. 1; E 698983; Oliver
M. Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y. 22616
University of Nebraska; march, by
John Philip Sousa; band. 4to. ©
Oct. 4, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 2; E 699650;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 22617
Unmarked (The) grave: words and
music by B. Miller. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 15, 1928:
EK U. S. unpub. 1068; Bob Miller,
New York. 22618
Until I have you; fox trot, words by
Sandy Meek, music by Art Liscombe,
of Great Britain; pf. aee., with ban-
julele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Sept. 26, 1928;
1 ec. Sept. 27; E For. 64; B. Feld-
man & co., London. 22619
Up hill down dale; short pieces, by
Arthur Baynon, of Great Britain;
pf. © Oct. 4, 1928; 1c. Oct. 5; EB
For. 139; Novello & co., Itd., London.
22620
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no. 10, 1928
22645
Up the airy mountain; 2-pt. cho.,
words by William Allingham, music
by Ira B. Wilson; sop. and alto.
4to. © Sept. 14, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 26;
E—U. S. pub. 209; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. 22621
Ups-a-daisy! from Ups-a-daisy, words
by Robert A. Simon, music by Lewis
E. Gensler; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Oct. 3, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 5; E 699773;
Harms, inc., New York. . 22622
Valor and courage; after Caesar Cui,
by Edward Kilenyi, orch. by Walter
C. Schad; orch. 4to. © Oct. 10,
1928; 2 ec. Oct. 15; E 698900; Bel-
win, inc., New York. ~22623
Vals gruska; by A. Schwartz. [Mel-
aqdesonly] © 1 .¢. Oct. 12, 1928;
E U. S. unpub. 208; Abe Schwartz,
New York. ; 22624
Vals marusia; by A. Schwartz. [Mel-
odmeonky| .©..1/c. Oct.,.12, 1928;
E U. S. unpub. 204; Abe Schwartz,
New York. 22625
Valse arabesque; par Henry Baynton-
Power, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Sept. 3, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 24; E For.
446; Schott & co., ltd., London.
22626
Valse belle du sud; by E. A. Trea;
EB flat alto saxophone solo. © 1.
Oct. 17, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 350;
Edward Atwood Trea, De Land,
Florida. 22627
Valse chanson; by Michel Sciapiro;
violin and pf. © Oct. 3, 1928; 2c.
Oct. 5; E 699793; Harms, inc., New
York. 22628
Valse du soir; by Frances Terry; pf.
© Oct. 9, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 20; E
699972; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
22629
Valse episode; by Michel Sciapiro;
violin and pf. © Oct. 3, 1928; 2 ¢.
Oct. 5; E 699791; Harms, ine., New
York. 22630
Valse lente; by Rudolf Friml, arr. by
Edouard Hesselberg; pf., 4 hands.
© Oct. 18, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 20; EB
699981; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 22631
Valse Melva; by Wm. Morris; ten.
banjo solo or duet. © Oct. 29, 1928;
2 ec. Oct. 30; E U. S. pub. 188; Don
Santos, Rochester, N. Y. 22632
Valse moderato; by M. C. Kovalchik;
melody with pf. ace. ©1ce. Oct. 31,
1928; E—U. S. unpub. 757; Mar-
garet Claire Kovalchik, Chicago.
22633
=
Valse pathetique; by P. Chiappinelli,
of. Italy, domiciled at Bridgeport,
Conn.; pf. © 1 c. Oct. 12, 1928;
E U. 8S. unpnb. 240; Peter Chiap-
pinelli, Bridgeport, Conn. 22634
Valse romantic; by Benny Meroff and
Clarence EK. Wheeler; E flat alto
saxophone with pf. acc. © Oct. 15,
1928; 2 ec. Oct. 16; E 698910; Sam
Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 22635
Valse rose; valse lente, by Carl Wil-
helm Kern, op. 505; pf. © Sept. 24,
1928; 2 c. Oct. 10; E 698863; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 22636
Valse serenade; by George P. Hulten;
PEO Oct. 16; 1928: 2 ¢.. Oct: 29:
E—U. 8S. pub. 179; Belwin, inc., New
York. 22637
Vaqueros: by Samuel Gardner, op. 19;
violin and pf. © Sept. 19, 1928;
2 ¢ Sept. 24; E 698779; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. 22638
Variations sur Un air Gallois; par
Fernande Breilh, of France; orgue.
), Aug.’ 2a, 1928 <1. “ce. OG ai
For. 83; Alphonse Leduc et Gie.,
Pans: 22639
Varsity (The) sir; Bucknell song,
words by William C. Bartol, music
by P. G. Stolz. © Oct. 27, 1928; 2 c.
Oct. 29; E—U. S. pub. 162; Paul G.
Stolz and Nelson F. Davis, Lewis-
burg, Pa. 22640
Vecchia Milano; di F. Vittadini, ridu-
zione de Arturo De Cecco, of Italy ;
piccola orch., con pf. conduttore. 4to.
Terza fantasia.—Seconda fantasia.
© Oct. 13, 1928; 1 c. each Oct. 15;
Hi ror, ot) oi2; G. Ricordiee. €o.,
Milan. 22641, 22642
Vecchia Milano; prima fantasia, df
F. Vittadini, riduzione de Arturo De
Cecco, of Italy; piccola orch., con
pf. conduttore. 4to. © Sept. 29,
1928 1. cc}. Oct. 27-8 “Hor, 106: G:
Ricordi & ¢o., Milan. 226438
Bébpyrw (Veerooyou); credo, words from
the Holy Scripture, music by Mich-
ael Zazulak, of Poland, domiciled at
New York. © Oct. 20, 1928; 2 e.
Oct. 26; E—U. S. pub. 115; Alexan-
der Pavlak, New York. 22644
Veilchenzauber; walzer, text von Ria
Ria, musik von Fred Harras, of
Germany; salonorch., mit violino 1
directeur u. pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Get. SE 49285" be Get... 16. hy Hor.
388; Aug. Cranz, g. m. b. h., Leipzig.
22645
1165
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22646
Dt. TIES. ve Zo
Ven a mi; fox trot, letra por Domingo
Villalpando, musica por S. Espinosa,
of Mexico, domiciled at Indiana Har-
bor, Ind. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 17, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
3848; Sabino Espinosa, Indiana Har-
bor, Ind. 22646
Venetian (The) moon and you; words
and music by H. F. Jackson. ©
de. Oct. 19, 19285. EH U.S; ampub.
428; Howard Franklin Jackson, St.
Louis. 22647
Venice; by B. I. Levy; melody with
ph ace, © 1 c ,Oehy 17, 19285)
U. S. unpub. 328; Burton I. Levy,
New York. 22648
Venus in Venice; words and music by
Arnold Le Bonde [i. ec. R. A. Le
Bonde] © 1c. Oct. 29, 1928; H—
U. S. unpub. 678; Robert Arnold Le
Bonde, Portland, Or. 22649
Verdi Till victory - be
won; Su! del Nilo, chorus, from
Aida, words
music arr. by Richard Kountz; sop.,
alto and bar. 4to.
2c. Oct. 20; E 699935; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 22650
Veretti (Antonio) Sei stornelli; di A.
Veretti,, of Italy; canto e pi. ©
Oct. 13/1928) 30 1 ener is sck) Hor
317; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 22651
Verliebte (Der) nussknacker; char-
actersttick, von §S. Dicker, of Ger-
many, instrumentiert von M. Rhode,
of Germany; orch., mit pf. direktion.
4to. © May 30, 1928; 1 c June 28;
E 656192; Siid-west-verlag, Richard
Riihle, jr., Berlin. 22652
Verlorene (Der) gulden; spieloper in
_38 akten, text von Beatrice Dovsky,
musik von FE. Cortolezis, of Ger-
many. © May 1, 1928: 1 ¢. Sept.
19; D 27377; Fritz Cortolezis, Bres-
lau, Germany. 22653
Verna valse; by R. A. Steiner, arr. by
William Morris; ten. banjo solo. ©
Oct. 8, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct. 10; E 698830 ;
Don Santos, Rochester, N. Y. 22654
Vierge (La) 4 la créche; (Cradle song
of the Virgin); pt.-song, words by
Alphonse Daudet, music by César
Franck, arr. by Channing Lefebvre;
women’s voices. 4to. © Oct. 8,
1928; 2 c. Oct... 95) *H698975;"G.
Ricordi & co., ine., New York. 22655
Village (The) cut up; by William Axt,
orch. by Edward Turkisher; orch.,
with pf. or organ conductor. © Oct.
(Giuseppe)
©) Oct, 15, 1928 ; ;
by Gilbert Purcell, |
17, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 18; E 699896:
Robbins music corp., New. York.
22656
Village (A) festival; pastoral sketch,
by Billy Mayerl, of Great Britain,
op. 56, orch. by Arthur Wood, of
Great Britain; orch., with pf. con-
ductor. © Aug. 8, 1928; 1 ¢. Sept.
12; E 697946; Boosey & co., Itd.,
London. 22657
Virgencita ; letra y musica por L. Bar-
celata, of Mexico, domiciled at New
York; pf. 8vo. [Photostat] ©
June 1, 1928; 2c. June 11; E 693871:
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles, and
Lorenzo Barcelata, New York.
22658
Visite (La) du jour de l’an; folklore
du Canada, music arr. par Pierre
Gautier, of Canada; 4 4 voix, sans
ace. © 1c. Oet. 12, 1928: H—U. S.
unpub. 610; Charles Marchand,
Montreal, Canada. 22659
Vivaldi (—) Adagio, arr. by J. Stu-
art Archer, of Great Britain; organ.
© Aug. 7, 1928; 1 e. Aug. 1; E For.
216; W. Paxton & co., Itd., London.
22660
Vivienne; from Paris, words and music
by Cole Porter; pf. and ukulele acc.
@©* Octo 18, 4928 302 elie Files
698967 ; Harms, ince., New York.
22661
Vizio (Il) di papa’; versi e musica di
F. Amodio; pf. © 1 «@ Oct: 30,
1928; E—U. S. unpub. 743; Frank
Amodio, Brooklyn. 22662
Voice (The) in my heart; lyrics by
Ben Gordon, music by Louis Breau.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Oct, 10, 1928 > Ey U25S eb OG =
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 22662
Vonny ; waltz, par Darny et Hler, both
of France; orch., avee pf. conducteur.
4to. © Sept. 20, 1928; 1 ¢. Oct. 12;
E For. 338; Darny and Hler, Paris.
22664
Wagner (Richard) Der engel; arr.
von Leo Artok, of Germany; salon-
orch., mit pf. conductor u. violino 1
solo direktion. © Sept. 15, 1928; 1 ¢.
Sept. 24; E for. 295; B. Schott’s
sOhne, Mainz. 22665
— The evening star; chorus, from
Tannhauser, words by Gilbert Pur-
cell, music arr. by Richard Kountz;.
1166
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
sop., alto and bar., with optional
solo. 4to. © Oct. 15, 1928; 2 ec.
Oct. 20; E 6999383; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 22666
—I will bless the Lord; festival
anthem, words from psalm 34, music
by John W. Thomas, arr. from
Wagner; cho. with ten. solo. 4to.
© Sept. 10, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 10; E
699558; Robin Ellis, Ridgefield Park,
i a 22667
Waikiki mermaid; adapted by Frank
Ferera; pf., with ukulele arr. by
May Singhi Breen. (Jn Frank Fe-
rera’s Hawaiian melodies) © Sept.
24, 1924;.2 ¢. Oct. 1, 1928; E-698838 ;
Forster music publisher, ine., Chi-
cago. 22668
Wait and see; words by Bobbie Parker
[pseud. of B. P. Melluish], music by
Hyman Maurice. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Aug. 15, 1928;
E U. S. unpub. 500; Bobby Parker
Melluish, Houston. 22669
Wait for me; from The war song, lyric
by Sam Lewis and Joe Young, music
by Harry Akst; pf. and ukulele acc.
©) Oct. 11, 1928; 2 c Oct. 13; E
698898; Remick music corp., New
York.
Wait till you’re blue, Mary; lyric by
Irving Caesar and Murray Smith,
musie by Cliff Friend. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 17, 1928;
E U. 8S. unpub. 3868; Irving Berlin,
ine:., New York. 22671
Wait until your change comes; words
and music by KE. D. Campbell.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 30, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 73
R. S. Peer, New York. 22672
Waiting; ballad, lyrics by F. McRae,
music by Jean Stor. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Oct. 30, 1928;
H—U. S. unpub. 752; Florita McRae,
New York. 226738
Waiting; from Animal crackers, words
and music by Bert Kalmar and
Harry Ruby; pf. and ukulele acc.
(et. 10. Ten 2 @ Oe ta:
698962; Harms, ine. New York.
22674
Waiting; words and music by A. Ro-
mano. ©1ce. Oct. 31, 1928; EU. S.
unpub. 777; Arthur Romano, Spring-
field, Mass. 22675
Waiting for a rainbow; words by H.
Block, music by K. Baker. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Oct. 24,
2122999 8
22670 |
22686
1928; E—U. S. unpub. 538; Keith
Baker and Herman Block, Oshkosh,
Wis. 22676
Waiting for you; words by E. H. Baus-
man, music by S. Zamrzla. © 1.
Oct. 16, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 289;
Edward H. Bausman and Steve
Zamrzla, Baltimore. 22677
Wake ’em up; march, by Walter Rolfe;
pie, © Oct. 10, 19283 2 2: Oct: 13:
E 698933; Hatch music co., Boston.
22678
Walk that broad; hot stomp, by Tom
Delaney and Woody Frisino [pseud.
of Warren Frisino] © Sept. 27,
1928 5.2) ec. Oct. 313..H—U, S.).pub.
246; Clarence Williams music pub.
co., inc., New York. + \ 22679
Walk the plank; pirate squall, libretto
by Phyllis McGinley, music by
Gladys Rich. 4to. © Sept. 19,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 25; D 27369; G.
Schirmer, ine, New York. 22680
Warner’s concert quartettes for male
voices; words and music by various
authors and compesers, arr. by Fred
K. Huffer. v. 1. © Sept. 29, 1928;
Ze, and affix Octi 25 A U.S. #143;
Chart music pub. house, ine., Chi-
cago. 22681
Was I dreaming of you; waltz, by A.
EK. Mailoff, of Armenia, domiciled at
New “York; pf. (© weer,
1928 ; H—U. S. unpub. 680; Armand
HK. Mailoff, New York. 22682
Was mach ich mit der Ilse... .; shim-
my, worte von Franz L. Berthold,
musik yon Will Rollins [pseud. of
Walter Bransen], of Germany.
Sept. 15, 1928; 1 ¢c. Oct. 25; E For.
436; Ernst Eulenburg, Leipzig.
22683
Washington is calling you; words and
music by F. Gardner. © 1 ¢. Oct.
26, 1928; H—U. S. unpub. 623; Fe-
licia Gardner, New York. 22684
Watching the clouds roll by; from
Animal crackers, words and music
by Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Oct. 10,
1928 ; 2 ec, Oct. 18; E 698960; Harms,
ine., New York. 22685
Water-fall (The); 3-pt. cho., words
by Edith Sanford Tillotson, music
by Ira B. Wilson; sop., alto and
bass., 4to. © Sept. 14, 1928; 2'e.
Oct. 26; E—U. S. pub. 215; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 22686
1167
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22687
Water lilies; idyll, by Cuthbert Clarke,
of Great Britain; orch., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Jan. 9, 1928;
1c. Oct. 18; E For. 271; Bosworth
& co., Leipzig. 22687
Water million time down in Dixie
lan’; words by A. E. Farmer, music
by A. HK. Farmer and Joe EH. Webb.
© t.c.'Oct.,, 1.1928; EUS unpub,
192; Arlie Elizabeth Farmer, EI-
berton, Ga. 22688
Water sprites; scherzo, by Walter H.
Nash; organ. © Oct. 11, 1928; 2 c¢.
Oct. 17; E 699889; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. _ 22689
Water (The) wheel under the elms;
by Alexander Henneman, op. 21, no.
B= pt.” ©’ Sept.< tj 1928692 cOciy3';
E 699604; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 22690
Watermelons smiling on the vine;
words and music by Johnny Marvin.
© Oct. 29, 1928; 2 ¢c. Oct. 31; .E—
U.S. pub. 256; Spier & Coslow, ine.,
New York. 22691
Way down in the deep low South;
words and music by C. A. Coon and
S. E. Wren. © 1 ec. Sept. 28, 1928;
B® 704998 ; Carleton Allyn Coon, Kan-
sas City, Mo., and Susan Eugene
Wren, Excelsior Springs, Mo, 22692
We give thanks to Thee; hymn-anthem
for Thanksgiving or general use,
words by Mary Widener King, music
by Samuel Richards Gaines; mixed
voices, with sop. and bass solos;
organ ace. 4to. © Sept. 29, 1928;
2 ce. Oct. 4; E 699853; White-Smith
music pub. co., Boston. 22693
We met, we loved, we parted; words
by Perry Alexander, music by
Woody Frisino [pseud. of W. Fri-
sino] [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Oct. 29, 1928; EH—U. S. unpub.
696; Warren Frisino, Gardenville,
Md. 22694
We're for you, Mr. Smith; words by
N. P. Beck, music by G. Rauten-
berg. Milwaukee, Wis., Music ar-
ranging bureau. © Aug. 20, 1928;
2c. Sept. 29; E 698816; Nicholas P.
Beck and Gene Rautenberg, Mil-
waukee. 22695
We said hello in the moonlight but we
said goodbye in the rain; words and
music by Frank Crumit, Bruce Gor-
don and Graham Eddy. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Oct. 1,
1928; E 1026; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine., New York. 22696
pt. ea Sve
We serve; words and music by A. K.
Lynch. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1928; B U.S.
unpub. 1118; Ada Kyle Lynch, Ven-
ado, Calif. 22697
We've had enough Oo, so now we want
It; words and music by lL. C. Rog-
ers; pf. ©: Le Ot. 1871928558 Wes.
unpub. 82; Larkin Conneliy Rogers,
New York. ' 22698
We want Hoover; words and music by
F. S. Johnson. © Oct. 4, 1928; 2 e.
Oct. 8; E 699802; Frank §. Johnson,
San Jose, Calif. © 22699
We will win with Hoover; march
song, words and music by E. Witte.
Analomink, Pa., Billie Boy music
co. © Oct. 22, 1928; 2 « Oct. 24;
E—U.. SS. pub. 82; Hrnest SWwatte,
Analomink, Pa. 22700
Wear a hat with a silver lining; words
by Alfred Bryan, music by Al Sher-
man; pf. and ukulelé acc. © Oct.
. 29, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct.e29 ; E-_U. S.\ pub.
180; Gene Austin, inc., New York.
22701
‘Wedding bells; fox trot ballad, words
and music by A./L. Travaglia. ©
1 ec. Oct. 2, 1928: E U. S. unpub.
1102; Anthony Lawrence Travaglia,
Morristown, N. J. 22702
Wee (A) waltz; by Clayton Johns;
pf. © Sept. 24, 1928; 2 « Oct. 10;
E 698864; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
22703
Wehi wehi oe; Hawaiian waltz soag,
by Thomas Kalama, arr. by J. Noble;
pf. and ukulele ace. (Jn Johnny
Noble’s collection of Hawaiian hulas
and songs) © Sept. 11, 1928; 2 ¢.
Sept. 17; E 699665; Johnny Noble,
Honolulu. 22704
Weisst du noch; fox-trot, text von
Ernst Neubach, musik von Hermann
Krome, of Germany. © Oct. 5,
1928; 1 ce. Oct. 22; E For. 424; Drei
masken verlag, a. g., Berlin. 22705
Welcome to all who gather here; three
pt.-song, text by Baxter Hughes, mu-
sic arr. by Richard Kountz; wom-
en’s voices. 4to. © Oct. 8, 1928;
2 ¢. Oct. 11; E 699874; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 22796
Welke rosen; serenade fiir violine; von
Fedele Rivelli, of Germany, arr. von
F. Sechmidt-Hagen, of Germany;
streich-orch., mit pf. direktion u.
harmonium. 4to. © May 30, 1928;
1 ec. June 28; E 656190; Siid-west-
verlag, Richard Riihle, jr., Berlin.
22707
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no. 10, 1928
22728
Wenn die liebe nicht so teuer war;
einlage aus Friulein mama, text von
Artur Rebner, musik von Hugo
Hirsch, of Germany. © Sept. 10,
1928; 1 c. Oct. 8; E For. 145; Drei
masken verlag, a. g., Berlin. 22708
Wer nur den lieben Gott liisst walten;
choras-variationen, von F. W.
Franke, of Germany; orgel. © Sept.
20, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 24; E for. 290;
B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz. 22709
West end blues; descriptive, words by
Clarence Williams, music by Joe
Oliver. © Oct. 26, 1928; 2 c Oct.
31; E—U. S. pub. 247; Clarence Wil-
liams music pub. ¢o., inc., New York.
22710
Western scenes: 4 little snapshots, by
Kathrn Bemis-Wilson; pf. 1. Cow-
boy song. [38 others] © Oct. 9,
1928; 2 ec. Oct. 20; E 699973; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 22711
Western union blues: words and mu-
sic by Ida Cox. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ec. Oct. 1, 1928; E U.S.
‘unpub. 498; Chicago music pub. co.,
ine., Chicago. 22712
What can I do, if tear drops fall;
words and music by Roy I. Kelly.
© ie. Oct. 25, 1928; E—U. S. un-
pub. 562; Williams Chester Wil-
liams, Borger, Tex. 22713
What do I care; by B. I. Levy; pf.
© 1c. Oct. 17, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
329; Burton I. Levy, New York.
22714
What do I care; lyric by David Hal-
pern, music by Burton I. Levy.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ..
Oct. 30, 1928; E—U. 8. unpub. 726;
Remick music corp., New York.
22715
Whatll become of me; fox-trot, words
and musie by D. Pailet. [Words and
melody only] [Mimeograph] ©
1 c. Oct. 25, 1928; E—U. S. unpub.
581; Dora Pailet, New Orleans.
22716
What more do you want from me;
waltz song, words and music by I.
Rosenberg. [Words and melody
only}, ©. 1 ¢. Oct. 11, 19283;E USS.
unpub. 165; Irving Rosenberg,
Brooklyn. 22717
What? no milk! dear! dear! dear!
dear! dear! written and composed
by Leslie Sarony, of Great Britain;
pf. ace., with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Oct. 26, 1928; 1c. Oct. 29; EB For.
460; Keith-Prowse & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 22718
What shall I learn next; seven simple
Suggestions, by Sydney Marston, of
Great Britain; pf. Sept. 11,
1928; 1 c. Sept. 27; E for. 242; Al-
fred Lengnick & co., Itd., London.
22719
What think ye of Christ? hymn, words
by T. Chisholm, music by George C.
Stebbins. © June 28, 1926; 2 ¢«.
Aug. 27, 1928; E U..S. pub. 102;
God's Bible school and revivalist,
Cincinnati. 22720
What will become of me; waltz song,
words and music by A. E. Hansen.
@etie, Oct. 25, 1928 2b. Se an-=
pub. 591; Agnes E. Hansen, Council
Bluffs, Ia. ed A |
When a fellow loves one little girl;
by C. W. Midgley, jr.; melody, with
pr ace“ Ot. & “Oet *G 19282"
U. S. unpub. 60; Charles William
Midgley, jr., New York. Papi (apd
When dreams come true: words by
Joe Goodwin, musie by Larry Shay.
© Oct., 19. 1928 - 2c. Oe 20m
699955; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. Zhe
When fades the day; words and music
by M. E. Wheeler. © 1 ec. Oct. 31,
Teo. ET SS. unpub) (iS Mary
Hdith Wheeler, Evanston, Ill. 22724
When I dream of home and you;
words by S. B. Holcomb, music by
J. T. lLeverenz. Chanute, Kan.,
Emerald music house. © Oct. 10,
1928; 2 c. Oct. 13; E 698895; Sidney
B. Holcomb and John T. Leverenz,
Chanute, Kan. 22725
When I go out with Molly, oh gee! oh
gosh! oh golly! words and music by
Gus Kahn, Al Sherman and AI
Lewis. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 4, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
1124; Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
22726
When I kiss you; words and music by
Billy Chase, Don George and Dave
Dreyer. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
305; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
22727
When I’m in your arms; lyrics and
music by D. Levenson. © 1c. Oct.
4, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 1189; David
Levenson, Brooklyn. 22728
1169
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When I met you in springtime; by M. | When
Henry. [Melody only] © 1. Oct.
1 c. Oct. 17, 1928; EH U. S. unpub.
340; Maud Henry, New York. 22729
When I set eyes on you; from Lucky
girl, words by Douglas Furber, R.
P. Weston and Bert Lee, music by
Philip Charig. London, Chappell &
co., ltd. © Sept. 19, 1928; 1 © Oct.
16; E 698972; Harms, ine, New
York. 22730
When I smoked my first cigarette;
words and music by L. Wolfe Gil-
bert. [Words and melody only] ©
t e. Oct. 17, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
365; Jean Joyson Gold, Newburgh,
\. Ae 22731
When I waltz with you; words by
Sylvester Tyrone, musie by J. C.
Collins. [Words and melody only}
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
211; Jean C. Collins, Detroit. . 22732
When. love is done; the night has a
thousand eyes, words by F. W: Bour-
dillon, musi¢ by Osear J. Fox. ©
Oct. 10, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 12; E 698850 ;
Thecdore Presser ¢o., Philadelphia.
22733
When mother sings; words by Kathe-
rine Howard, music by Joseph W.
Clokey. 1. High in D.—2. Low in C.
© Sept. 21, 1928; 2 c. each Sept. 24;
E 698780; Oliver Ditson ¢o., Boston.
22734
When my pretty baby laughs at me;
words and music by W. J. Rexford.
[Words and melody only] © 1-e.
Oct. 5; 1928; E U. S. unpub. 17; Wil-
liam Jess Rexford, Bay Shore, N. Y.
22735
When Santa forgot the Smiths; chil-
dren’s Christmas cantata, libretto by
Carolyn R. Freeman, music by Ira
B. Wilson. 4to. © Aug. 28, 1928;
2c, Sept. 29; D 27375; Lorenz pub.
co., Dayton, O. 22736
When shadows fall: lyric and melody
by B. Raffetto. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1928;
E—U. S. unpub. 735; Bertha Raf-
fetto, Reno, Nev. 22737
When summer is gone; words by
Charlie Harrison, music by Monte
Wilhite, arr. by Carleton L. Colby;
pf. and ukulele acc., with extra pf.
cho. by Lee Sims. © Sept. 25, 1928;
2c. Sept. 29; E 699992; Ted Browne
music ¢o., ine., Chicago. 22738
pt. 111, n. s., v. 23
the cherry blossoms bloom;
waltz, lyric by Mia Scharbau, music
by S. Scharbau. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Oct. 29, 1928; E—U. S.
unpub. 677; Siegfried Scharbau,
Washington. 22739:
When the evening shadows fall; words.
and music by L. D. Farrell. © 1 ce.
Oct. 26, 1928; E—U. 8. unpub. 603;
Lois Darlene Farrell, Omaha, Neb.
22740
When the gang’s gone home; words
and music by Larry Yoell, Robert
Olsen and Al Jacobs; pf. and ukulele:
ace. © Oct. 13) 1928502"@" Oewsir.
EK 698940; Lloyd Campbell publica-
tions, San Francisco, 22741
When the man in the moon is smiling;
fox-trot, words by D. Taure, music
by Bauer bros.; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Sept. 19, 1928; 2 « Sept. 24; E
698796; Dollie Taure, Dallas. 22742
When the right girl comes along;
words and music by V. Zace. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Sept. 29,
1928; E 1009; Vera Zace, San Fran-
cisco. 22743
When the world wants a smile; lyrie
and music by EH. B. Cheatham.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Sept. 29, 1928; E 1051; Hugene B.
Cheatham, Detroit. 22744
When we'll be always together; fox
trot, words and music by P. Fein.
© 1 e. Get. 29, 1928; E—U. S. unpub.
670; Pearl Fein, Evanston, Ill.
22745.
When you are near; words and music
by R. C. Elerath. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ec. Oct. 8, 1928; E
U. S. unpub. 77; Ruth Collins Ele-
rath, San Fernando, Calif. 22746:
When you come back to me; words by
A. M. Stephens, music by E. Stuart ;
med. voice. © Oct. 4 1928; 2 e.
Oct. 4; E 699705; Edith Stuart, Van-
couver, B. C., Canada. 22747
When you laughed you’ve broken my
heart; words and music by W. J.
Rexford. [Words and melody only]
©1e. Oct. 17, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
357; William Jess Rexford, Bay
Sire, lis Toi, oe: 22748.
When you’re away I’m _ lonesome;
words and music by P. Kohloff. ©
Tt ¢. Oct. 1G, 1828: “We eee,
356; Paul Kohloff, Mamaroneck,
Ny xe 22749
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no. 10, 1928
22769
Where did you get that girl; novelty
fox-trot, words and music by J.
White. “© Aug. 9, 1928; 2° c. ‘Oct.
27; E—U. S. pub. 127 ; Joshua White,
New York. 22750
Where did you get that name; words
by Lou Klein, music by B. Miller.
iWords and melody only] © 1 e.
Sept. 17, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 1067;
Bob Miller, New York. 22751
Where have you been all my life; from
Lucky girl, words by Leo Robin and
Douglas Furber, music by Philip
Charig. London, Chappell & Go.,
ltd. © Sept. 17, 1928; 1 c. Sept.
22: E 698973; Harms, inc.,, New
York. 22752
Where heaven is: 3 pt. song, words
by Elizabeth Evelyn Moore, music by
Goeffrey C’Hara; arr. by N. Clif-
ford Page; women’s voices. 4to. ©
Aug. 30, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 3; E 699619;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 22753
Where is my man? words and music
by S. Williams and Ken Macomber.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 27, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 641;
Spencer Williams, New York. 22754
Where’s my baby gone; words and
music by I. Beasley. © 1 ¢. Oct.
18, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 372; Irene
Beasley, Memphis, Tenn. 22755
Where the blue bells bloom: words by
D. Taure, music by David Reed. ©
Oct. 31, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 31; H—U. S.
pub. 250; Dollie Taure, Dallas.
22756
Where the Rappahannock flows;
words by Sidney D. Mitchell, music
by Ernest Karle. © Oct. 13, 1928;
jae. wet Gi OU; S. pub 26; Sage
pub. corp., New York. Pee hae |
Where the shy little violets grow;
words by Gus Kahn, music by Harry
Warren. © Sept. 28. 1928; 2 c. Sept.
29: E 698820; Remick music corp.,
New York. 22758
While you’re away: words by O.
Meuschke, music by May Meuschke.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 27, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 1066;
Otto Meuschke, Queens Village. L. I..,
N. Y 22759
Whimsical Winnie: the Gunman’s
daughter, musical satire, in 2 acts,
lyrics by Horace Gregory. book by
Pamela Robinson and A. E. Moore,
musie by Florence King Berresford.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 4, 1928; D 27370; Al-
bere Ethier Moore, New York.
22760
Whispering I love you; words by Lee
Duskin, music by N. Lee. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Oct. 1,
1928; E 1036; Norman Lee, Chicago.
22761
Whistle and I'll be there; words and
music by Chas. Tobias and Richard
A. Whiting. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ¢ Oet: 15,1928; HB U.S.
unpub. 258; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 22762
White lilacs; from White lilacs, words
by J. Keirn Brennan, music by Karl
Hajos: pf. and ukulele acc. New
York, Harms, ine. © Oct. 10, 1928;
2. e. Oct. 18; E 698958; Shubert
theatre corp., New York. 22763
White moon; words by J. Duguay, mu-
sic by Phil Starr. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Oct. 15, 1928; E
U. S. unptb. 280; Josue Duguay,
Biddeford, Me. 22764
Who came first, the chicken or the
egg; words and music by Thos. Mc-
Ghee and James Walsh, both of
Great Britain; pf. ace., with banju-
lele banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin
D. Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Nov. 5, 1928; 1¢. Nov.
6; E for. 174; B. Feldman & co.,
London. 22765
Who do you mean; by C. W. Midgley,
jr.; melody, with pf. ace. © 1 «.
Oct. 6, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 56;
Charles William Midgley, jr., New
York. 22766
Who hit you with a horseshoe; words
by Edgar Leslie, music by Jos. Geo.
Gilbert, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
With banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Oct. 2,
1928; 1 ec. Oct. 11; E—For. 480;
Lawrence Wright music co., London.
22767
Who’s been list’ning to my heart; from
Animal crackers; words and music
by Bert Kalmar ‘and Harry Ruby;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Oct. 10,
1928; 2 c. Oct. 13; E 698961, Harms,
inc., New York. 22768
Who will come to the sea; 4-part cho.,
lyric by Katherine Bainbridge, mu-
sic by J. Harold. Forshaw, arr. by
Freeman High: men’s voices. 4to.
© Oct.: 10,°2928" 2 ef Oct... 117, B
689993; Harold Flammer, inc., New
York. 22769
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22770
Who wouldn’t be jealous of you; words
by Haven Gillespie and George
Frommel, music by Larry Shay; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Oct. 1, 1928;
2 ec. Oct. 1; E 699632; Harold Ros-
siter music co., Chicago. Zeta
Whole (The) world knows I love you;
words and music by Archie Gottler,
Sidney Clare and Maceo Pinkard.
© Oct. 4, 1928; 2 ce. Oct. 5: EB 699728 ;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
22771
Who-oo is she? Sh-sh-sh she’s mine;
words and music by Benee Russell,
Charles Tobias and Henry H. To-
bias. [Words and melody only] ©
Ere Oct. 20,71928-"- BU." Se unt.
450; De Sylva, Brown & Henderson,
inc., New. York. Dette
Who-00-00-00 who-00-00-00 Hoover;
words and music by L. Manker. ©
Oct,.16,,1928;: 2 ¢..Oct: 19.25 699922;
Lucile Manker, Chicago. 22008
Whoop-whoop-whoopee; words by *W.
J. Rexford and EH. T. Burke, music
by W. J. Rexford. [Words and mel-
ody only} © 1c. Oct. 2, 1928; EB
U.S. unpub. 1113; William Jess Rex-
ford and Hmmett T. Burke, New
York. 22774
Why; lyries by J. Homer Tutt, music
by. J. dordam © 4:e) Oct. 8; 1928;
E U.S. unpub. 72; Joe Jordan, New
York. VPM
Why; words by O. J. Martin, music
by Mabel Waldman. Amarillo, Tex.,
Martin & Waldman. ©» Oct. 25,
1928: 2 e. Oct. 29; BH—U. S.. pub.
160; Otto J. Martin, Amarillo, Tex.
22776
Why did I ever kiss you, tell me why ;
lyrics by Alfred Bryan, music by
Fred Phillips and Prince Piotti; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Sept. 24, 1928;
2c. Sept. 28; E 698808 ; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. BACT
Why did you make believe; words and
music by Fred Rose and’ Glen Row-
ell; pf. and ukulele acc. © Oct. 1,
1928: 2 c. Oct. 1; E 6996383 ; Harold
Rossiter music co., Chicago. 22778
Why do the mourning doves mourn;
words and music by F. A. Heider.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Anes 20)" 1928 4 2 Ve. sate aree R
699898; Frederick A. Heider, Wood-
stock, Il. 22019
Why do you cry; by Evelyn Fried-
lander, Issay Luka and L. Rosen-
pt. II, n. s., v. 23
blatt; melody with pf. acc. ©1«e
Oct. 26, 1928; H—U. S. unpub. 600;
Leo Rosenblatt, New York. 22780
Why don’t you answer me; words and
music by C. J. Bourgeois. © 1 ec.
Oct. 6, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 65; Con-
rad Joseph Bourgeois, Lockport, La.
22781
Why have you deserted me; words and
music by O. W. Walters. © 1 «¢. Oct.
1, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 1100; Orris
Walter Walters, Winona, Minn.
22782
Why were we made to love; words by
Alice Stoddard and O. M. Watson,
musie by Jack Me Guire. [Chords,
single staff] © 1:¢. Oct. 11. 1928;
HU. S: unpub. 22 Altremeaack
Mc Guire, Los Angeles. 22783.
Why weren't you true to me; words
and music by B. G. Trimble. © 1c.
Oct. 15, 1928: E U.S. unpub. 284;
Bernice Gruver Trimble, San Jose,
Calif. - 22784
Wicked (The) old crow; sketch, by
_ Kathleen Lockhart Manning; pf.
Oct. 9, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 1385 H 699844 ;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 22785
Wife’s (A) song; words by Lester
Jenks, music by Harvey Gaul; med.
voice. © Aug. 23, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct.
3; E 699612; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 22786
Will o’ the wisp; by Walter Rolfe; pf.
© Oct. , 9, 19282 2°67 7Ock 20k)
699974; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
22780
Will there be a Santa Claus in heaven ;
words and music by C. J. Robison.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 20, 1928:-E U. S. unpub. 448;
Carson J. Robison, New York.
22788
Will you be a leap vear daddy to me;
words by W. C. Kuebler, music by
Hh. S. S. Huntington. Montgomery,
O., Churchill & Kuebler. © Feb. 23,
1928; 2c. Feb. 24; E 686353 ; William
GC. Kuebler, Montgomery, O. 22789
Will you remember? Will you forget?
from Ups-a-daisy, words by Robert
A. Simon, and Clifford Grey, music
by Lewis E. Gensler; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Oct. 3, 1928; 2 ©) Oct. 5;
E 699774; Harms, inc., New York.
22790:
Willie with his stilie; words and mu-
sic by C. I. Nelson. © Oct. 4, 1928;
2 e Oct. 4; BE 699709; Carl I. Nel-
son, .Marshfield, Wis. 22791
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
‘no. 10, 1928
22811
Willie’s weary blues: words and music
by Willie Jones and J. M. Williams.
[Chords, single staff} © 1 ¢. Oct.
29, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 694; State
street musie pub. co., ine., Chicago.
22792
Wind music; 2 pt. cho., words by Edith
Sanford Tillotson, music by Ira B.
Wilson. 4to. © Sept. 14, 1928; 2 ¢.
Oct. 26; E—U. S. pub. 230; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 22793
Wind on the hill; 3 pt. choral, poem
by Martha Ostenso, music by Chris-
topher O’Hare; sop. 1 and 2, and
Bn. 4100 (Gl. Sept. &, 19285. 2 ¢.
Sept. 7; E 698416; Kay and Kay
music pub. corp., New York. 22794
Wine, women and song, what becomes
of the song; words by Arthur J.
Lamb, music by Pauline B. Story.
were 1928-2. ¢! Oct. 23% Ei
U. S. pub. 58; Frank Harding, New
York. 22795
Winter rains; four-part cho., words by
R. C. Trevelyan, music by Julius
Rontgen, of Netherlands, op. 92, no.
3: men’s voices. 4to. © Oct. 9,
1928; 2 ec. Oct. 13; E 699830; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 22796
Winter’s snow; 4-part song, words by
Oliver Murray Edwards, music by
William Berwald; mixed voices.
Syracuse, N. Y., Oliver music co.
Ato. © Sept. 22, 1928; 2 ec. Oct: 1;
HE 698982; Oliver M. Edwards, Syra-
euse, N. Y. 22797
Wistful (A) song; by Hamilton Harty,
of Great Britain; violoncello, with
of. ace. .© Oct. 9, 192831" c. ‘Oct.
24; E For. 450; Schott & co., ltd.,
London. 22798
With all my heart; words and music
by Benee Russell and Vincent Rose.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Oct. 25, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 560;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York. 22799
With my oid guitar; words and music
by Bradley Wright, arr. by J. D.
Stuarts: ©! 1Pef Sept! 12/1928; B
U. S. unpub. 1088; Frederick Brad-
ley Wright, Pasadena. 22800
With you beside me; waltz, written
and composed by Pat. Thomas, John
Hope and G. Webb, all of Great
Britain; pf. ace. with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Sept. 26, 1928; 1 «. Sept..
27; E For. 65; B. Feldman & co,
London. 22801
Withered roses; words by Haven Gil-
lespie, music by Charlie Garland and
Larry Shay; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Oct. 8, 1928; 2 ce. Oct. 9; E 699796;
Harold Rossiter music co., Chicago.
22802
Within the roses’ bloom; pt.-song,
words by Frances V. Hubbard, mu-
sic by George B. Nevin; men’s
voices. 4to. © Sept. 26, 1928; 2 ¢.
Oct. 10; E 698872; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 22803
Wolf (The) ; 3 pt. cho., words by John
O'Keefe, music by Thos. Roberts;
ten., bar. and bass. 4to. © Oct. 2,
1928; 2 c. Oct. 5; EB 699719; Ray-
mond A, Hoffman co., Chicago.
22804
Woman disputed I love you; by Ed-
ward Grossman and Ted Ward, arr.
by George J, Trinkaus; vocal-hotel
orch., with words. 4to. © Sept.
26, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 1; BE 699661; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 22805
Woman disputed, I love you; theme
song of Woman disputed, words and
music by Hdward Grossman and
Ted Ward, arr. by Art McKay; orch.
4to. © Oct. 8, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 11; EB
699875; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 22806
Woman disputed I love you; words
and music by Edward Grossman and
Ted Ward; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
sept. 24,° 1928; 2 e: Sept.-28; BH
698800; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 22807
Wonder why; words by C. Reynolds,
music by Dan J. Michaud. [Photo-
Stat] “© 1 ¢. Oct. 8, 1928 "Hse 8.
unpub. 73; Carolyn Reynolds, Los
Angeles. 22808
Wonderful; words by M. L. Yandell,
music by James Rowe. [Words and
melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 30, 1928;
H—U. S. unpub. (38; R. 8S. Peer,
New York. 22809
Wonderful girl; words and music by
AU- + Bader >. pl’ © ‘ec. Oct. 29,
1928; E—-U. S. unpub. 684; Anthony
Frank Bader, New York. 22810
Wonderful girl; words by Joseph Sant-
levy and Harry Ruskin, music by
Dave Stamper; pf. and ukulele’ ace.
@ Oct-38} 19283012 "e& LOcteo > EB
699779; Harms, inc., New York.
22811
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22812
Wonderful (The) isle; words by Will
Foster, music by Julian Herbage, of
Great Britain. © Sept. 19, 1928;
1c. Sept. 15; E For. 226; W. Pax-
ton & co., Itd., London. 22812
Wonderful man; words and music by
V. Zace. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 29, 1928: E 1008; Vera
Zace, San Francisco. 22813
Wonderful (A) pal; words by R. H.
L. Dabney, music by M. N. M. Ben-
nett... © 1 c& July19, 1928: U.S.
unpub. 38; Robert H. L. Dabney,
Tallahassee, Fla. 22814
Wondering about you; words and mu-
sic by Robt. De Grano [pseud. of R. .
Di Girlamo.] [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Oct. 20, 1928; E U. S.
unpub. 459; Robert Di Girlamo,
West Philadelphia, Pa. 22815
Won't you be my daddy; words by
A. G. O’Hanlon, musie by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1le.
Oct. 15, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 292;
Annie G. O’Hanlon, Savannah, Ga.
22816
Won't you come back to me; words
and music by HE. M. Thorson. ©
1c. Oct. 8, 1928; E.U. S. unpub. 69;
Edith Marie Thorson, Omaha, Neb.
22817
Wood (The) nymph’s harp; by Flor-
ence P. Rea, 2nd pf. pt. by Buenta
Carter...© Oct..15, 1928;,2.¢.. Oct.
17; E 698949; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago. 22818
Wood sorrel; by James Brown, of
Great Britain; violin, with pf. acc.
Or Oct. 16,.1928ke# eHOets22::) Eb
For. 403; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don. 22819
Wooden (The) horse; words and mu-
sic by M. A. Sweet, in collaboration
with Harry C. Hardin. © Oct. 6,
1928; 2 e. Oct. 15; E 698944; Milo
A. Sweet, Los Angeles. 22820
Worried blues; words and music by
Gladys Bentley. [Chords, single
staff|, © @, Och, 12,1928; EU, S.
unpub. 220; J. C. Johnson, New
York. 22821
Worthy is the Lamb; words from
Revelations, music by J. Flook;
mixed voices with sop. and bass
solos. © 1c. Oct 1d, 1928; £ U.S.
unpub. 496; Jacob Flook, Maine,
is. ate GP 22822
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
\
Worthy of estimation; words and mu-
sic by Dave Macon. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 16, 1928;
E U. S. unpub. 311; Brunswick
Balke Collender co., New York.
22823
Would God I were the tender apple
blossom ; words by Katharine Tynan
Hinkson, set to old Irish air, arr.
by Healey Willan, of Canada. ©
Sept. 21, 1928; 1 ce. Sept. 17; E for.
245; Frederick Harris co., London.
22824
Wozu erschuf der liebe Gott denn bloss
das herz; text von Artur Rebner,
musik von Otto Stransky, of Ger-
many. © Aug. 20, 1928; 1¢. Oct. 1;
EK For. 96; Drei masken verlag, A.
G., Berlin. 22825
Xavier; words anon., music by J.
Christopher Carroll. 1. Yea, rah,
Xavier. [4 others] © Oct. 12,
1928; 2 ce. Oct. 16; BE 698915; Xavier
high school, New York. 22826
Ya te voy. a abandonar; letra y mu-
sica de Hermanos Banuelos, of Mex-
ico, domiciled at Los Angeles; pf.
©1e. Oct. 16, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
303; Felipe Valdes Leal, Los An-
geles. 22827
Ye hunters all; 3-pt. cho., words by
Dorothy Lehman Sumerau, music by
A. Louis Scarmolin; sop., alto and
bass. 4to...©, Sept. 14) 1928; 2 c.
Oct. 26; E—U. S. pub. 221; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 22828
Ye mariners of England; words and
music anon., arr. by Healey Willan,
of Canada. © Sept. 21, 1928; 1 ec.
Sept. 17: E for. 246; Frederick
Harris co., London. 22829
Ye pious folk; Christmas carol, words
and music by J. Sebastian Mat-
thews: mixed voices, organ acc.
4to.. .© Oct. 11, 19282 erOchs 12 ;s
EK. 698848; H. W. Gray co., New
York. i 22830
Yellow butterflies; caprice, by Eliza- |
beth Blackburn Martin, rey. by B.
P. James; pf. Boston,New York,
Evans music co. © Oct. 3, 1928;
2 ec. Oct. 6; E 699737; M. T. Evans,
Boston. 22831
Yes I do; words and music by 8S. D.
Martin; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Oct. 1, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 20; E 699998 ;
Samuel Decatur Martin, Grand
Junction, Col. 228382
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1928
Yes indeed he do; words and music
by P. Grainger. [Words and melody
ply} © 1@ Oct. 11, 1928; BE’ VU: S.
unpub. 154; Porter Grainger, New
York. 228383
Yes, sir, no sir; words and music by
Frank Luther. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 6, 1928; E U. S.
unpub. 4; Carson J. Robison, New
York. 22834
Yeux (Les) noirs; paroles et musique
de L. Duran. @©dAug. 15, 1928; 1c.
Sept. 5, 1 ce. Oct. 17; E—U. S. pub.
69; Léo Duran, Lyon, France. 22835
Yiddisher (A) fightin’ man; words and
music by Al Jacobs [i. e. A. T. Ja-
cobs| [Words and melody only]
© 1 e. Oct. 27, 1928 ; E—U. S. unpub.
632: Albert T. Jacobs, San Fran-
cisco. 22836
Yishma el; descriptive: oriental fan-
tasia, by Roger Jalowicz, of France,
and Adolf Lotter, of England; pf.
{(owAus. 24,, 1928) e, Sept: 8+ B
697901; Hawkes & son (London)
Itd.; London. 22837
You; words and music by J. Dank-
worth, jr. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 15, 1928; EU. S.
unpub. 247; Joe Dankworth, jr.,
Piqua, O. 22838
You are easy to remember, but not so
easy to forget; words by Buddy
Fields and Bobby Reed, music by
Will Collins and Hd. Cameron; pf.
ace., With ukulele arr. by Ben. Gar-
rison. © Oct. 5, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 4;
E 699675; Triangle music pub. ¢o.,
ine., New York. 22839
You are just a kid; musical reading,
words and musie by Mathilde Bil-
bro. © Oct. 26, 1928; 2 e. Oct. 29;
E—U. 8. pub. 181; T. 8. Denison &
co., Chicago. 22840
You are mine; words and music by
E. A. Alphonse.
ody only] © 1. Oct. 12, 1928; EB
U. 8S. unpub. 2338; Ephraim S. Al-
phonse, Bocas del Toro, Panama,
C. A. 22841
You are my sweetheart; waltz song,
words and musie by E. C. EHlerath.
[Words and melody only] ©1116.
Get. §, “8929p H-U'S.mpub' 78;
Ruth Collins Elerath, San Fernando,
Calif. 22842
You are still the same sweetheart;
words and music by L. J. Kremer.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
[Words and mel-’
22852
Oct. 27, 1928; H—U. S. unpub. 645;
Lucian Joseph Kremer, Tulsa, Okl.
22843
You are the one; words and music by
I. D. Shire. 4to. © Sept. 22, 1928;
2c. Sept. 29; E 698817; Irving Dan-
iel Shire, Buffalo. 22844
You are the whole world to me; or,
You are my star, words by Al Par-
ker, music by B. N. Fomeen, of Rus-
sia, domiciled at New York. © 1.
Oct. 25, 1928; E—U. 8. unpub. 590;
Basil N. Fomeen, New York. 22845
You broke my heart when you said no;
words and music by M. H. R. Cook.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 29, 1928; E 1057; Mary Hun-
gerford Robinson Cook, Watsonville,
Calif. 22846
You dear; words by A. Sousa, musie
by Larry E. Goffin. [Words and
melody only]. ‘© 1 e. Oct. 12, 1928;
E U.S. unpub. 221; Alberta Sousa,
Berkeley, Calif. 22847
You gotta be in love to do that; fox
trot, from Charlot 1928, lyric ‘by
Donovan Parsons, music by Vivian
Ellis, of Great Britain; pf. ace,
with ukulele arr. by Harry J. Staf-
ford. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] ©, Sept. 27, 1928; . 1. ¢,. Oct.
8; E For. 142; Campbell, Connelly
& co., London. 22848
You lied—I’ve cried; words and music
by Johnny Marvin and Irving Bibo;
pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by A. J.
Franchini. © Oct. 9, 1928; 2 e. Oct.
9; E 699799; Bibo, Bloedon & Lang,
inc., New York. 22849
You'll never know; words and music
by Al Joison, Arthur Franklin and
Billy Rose; pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by Joseph M. Weiss. © Oct.
16, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 17; E—U. S. pub.
150; De Sylva, Brown & Henderson,
inc., New York. 22850
You'll never know; words by L. Wick-
dahl and Mary Kadish, music by L.
Wickdahl. [Words and melody with
introduction for pf.] © 1 c¢. Aug.
20, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 1083; Lil-
lian Wickdahl, Chicago. 22851
You must have a mother like mine;
words and music by F. Summers.
| Words and melody only] ©1«e
Oct. 2, 1928; E 1039; Franklin Sum-
mers, Brooklyn. 22852
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22853
pt. cpa sy2s
You never can tell on a telephone;
words and music by M. Mathis.
New York, N. Y., Frank Harding.
() Oet. 11, 1928.2 e.Octse 166, 1
698911; Margaret Mathis, Louis-
ville. 22853
You never said you were sorry; words
and music by C. McCann. © 1 ec.
Oct. 29, 1928;EK—U. S. unpub. 680;
Clare McCann, Wenatchee, Wash.
22854
You promised me; words by M. Hueb-
ner, music by Sylvester Long Cross.
© 1c. Oct. 29, 1928; E—U. S. unpub.
699; Mildred Huebner, Seattle.
22855
You're going to leave the old home
Jim; words and music by Lulu
Jackson and J. M. £Williams.
[Chords, single staff] © 1 ¢. Sept.
22, 1928; E 704840; State street mu-
sic pub. co., ine., Chicago. 22856
You're in heaven my southern home;
fox trot from The league of neigh-
bors, words and music by Harry
Shalson, of Great Britain;.pf. ace.,
with ukulele arr. by Harry J. Staf-
ford. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions} © Oct. 1, 1928; 1 ¢. Oct. 11;
E For. 168; Campbell, Connelly &
co.. London. 22857
You're just unfair; words and music
by Chick Endor, Harry Steinberg
and Eddie Lambert; pf. acc., with
banjulele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations] © Aug. 1, 1928: 2 c. Sept.
20; HK 699672; Music pub. co., ltd.,
London. 22858
You’re the cream in my coffee; from
Hold everything, words and music
by B. G. De Sylva, Lew Brown and
Ray Henderson; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by Joseph M. Weiss. ©
Oct. 18, 1928 ; 2 c. Oct. 20; E 699976 ;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 22859
You're the only one; words and music
by R. D. Keith. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 .e. Oct. 19, 1928; E
U. 8S. unpub. 4388; Robert David
Keith, Los Angeles. 22860
Yowre the rose in my garden of
dreams; words and music by M. J.
Fuller. [Words and melody only]
© 1 c. Oct. 26, 1928 ; H—U. S. unpub.
617; Martin Joseph Fuller, New
York. 22861
You should see my baby; lyries by A.
Remsen, music by G. Dilworth.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 1, 1928; E 704335; George Dil-
worth and Alice Remsen, New York.
22862
You tellum Al; words by A. J. Mac-
Isaac, music by Daniel H. Wilson.
© 1c. Sept. 10, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
499; Alfred J. MacIsaac, Portland.
Or. 22863
You've got a way with you; from Hello
yourself, words by Leo Robin, music
by Richard Myers. © Oct. 3, 1928;
2 c. Oct. 5; E 699780; Harms, inc.,
New York. 22864
You went away and broke my heart;
lyric by Samuel Francis Morris, mu-
sic by R. L. Dew. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Oct. 11, 1928; E
U. S. unpub. 495; Robert Lee Dew
and Samuel Morris, Charleston, W.
Va. 22865
You were fooling me’; lyric by M. Sus-
sis, music by Leon Suss, of Russia.
domiciled at New York. © 1 e. Oct.
. 18, 1928; E U. S. unpub. 398; Max
Sussis, New York. ‘22866
_ You will hear the old jack bray ; words
and music by O. Horton. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Oct. 24,
1928; E--U. S. unpub. 555; Ollie
Horton, Von Norman, Mont. 22867
You will never miss the water till the
well runs dry; words by A. G.
O'Hanlon, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 15, 1928; EroU. 2S .unpebiaZsl;
Annie G. O'Hanlon, Savannah, Ga.
22868
Your cause and mine; words by W. O.
MecIndoo, music by Charles L. John-
son; pf. and ukulele acc. Kansas
City, Mo., McIndoo pub. co. © Sept.
26, 1928: 2 ce. Oct. 4; EU. §S. pub.
19; William Oliver MeIndoo, Kan-
sas City, Mo. 22869
Your heart and mine; words by E.
Grossman, music by Ted Ward
[pseud. of E. D. Ward] © 1 ¢. Oct.
12, 1928: EU. S. unpub. 210; EHd-
ward Grossman, Brooklyn and Ed-
ward Denver Ward, Malvern, L. I.,
Neey: . 22870
Your love; words by B. E. Crosby, mu-
sic by Casper Nathan. © Oct. 2,
1928: 2 e. Oct. 8: E 699800; Benja-
min E. Crosby, Toledo, Or. 22871
Your mother knows best; words and
music by B. Cowden; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Sept. 26, 1928); 2 e.: Sept.
29: KE 699659; Burl Cowden, Fort
Collins, Col. 22872
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no. 10, 1928
22887
Your smiles are only for a while;
words by E. Ehnert, music by Syl-
vester Long Cross. © 1c. Oct. 29,
1928; H—U. S. unpub. 697; Elsie
Ehnert, Seattle. 22873
Your tranquil eyes; words by Ivan
Bounine, English text by I. G., music
by Nicolas Slonimsky; in F niin. ©
men... 15, 1928: 2 ¢«. Sept. 22; BH
‘698991 ; White-Smith music pub. co.,
Boston. 22874
Your two eyes; words and music by
C. Bone. [Words and melody only]
© 1e. Oct. 20, 1928; E U. S. unpub.
455; Carroll Bone, Long Beach,
Calif. 22875
Yvonne; love theme, words by Irving
Caesar, music by Mort. Wilson; pf.
© 1e. Oct. 5, 1928; E 1141; Famous
musie corp., New York. 22876
‘Zamboanga; waltz, soug of the Philip-
pines, music by Thomas Vincent
Cator, arr. by Charles N. Grant;
orch., with E flat alto saxophone or
© melody saxophone, vocal solo and
pf. ace. 4to. © Oct. 18, 1928; 2c.
Oct. 20; E 699956; Boosey & co., ltd.,
New York. 22877
Zerstorung (Die) Magdeburgs; worte
von Goethe, musik von Hrnst
Krenek, of Austria, op 56, no. 1; bar.
© July 12, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 8; E For.
202; Universal edition actiengesell-
schaft, Vienna. 22878
Zingara (La); by Henry Cooper,
prima vista no. 4, ed. by Gustav
Saenger; violin and pf. Copyright
is based upon new matter of G.
Saenger namely, his interpretation
represented in the legible notation
thereof contained in the copies filed.
©) uly. 200 1928-2 e?- Oct. ..3359 B
- 699578 ; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
Zu Bremen im ratskeller liegt ein fass;
marschlied, worte von Friedrich
“Schwarz, musik von Hans May, of
Germany. © Sept. 15, 1928: 1 «.
Oct. 25; E For. 434; Ernst Eulen-
burg, Leipzig. 22880
Zum letzten mal sag’ ich zu dir, ich
lieb’ dich. . . . ; valse boston, worte
von Fritz Rotter, musik von Hans
May, of Germany. © Sept. 15, 1928;
1 eGy Ct. 2.5 BaP ORs 455.". 5 HERS
Kulenburg, Leipzig. 22881
“Zur rosen-zeit (In rose time); by
Perey Elliott, arr. by J. Engleman,
both of Great Britain; orch., with
pi. “conductor: 4tor +© “July “22,
1928; 1 ce. Oct. 18; E For. 270; Bos-
worth & co., Leipzig. 22882
Ill. sonate; par Karol Rathaus, of
Germany, op. 20; pf. © July 5,
1928; 1 « Aug. 8; E For. 207; Uni-
versal edition actiengesellschaft,
Vienna. 22883
Sth U. S. cavalry; march, by Kenneth
Hebert; band. 4to. © Oct. 4, 1928;
2 ec. Oct. 4; E 699706; 8th U. S.
cavalry, Fort Bliss, Tex. 22884
12th street rag; by Huday L. Bowman,
transcribed by Harry Reser; ten.
banjo with pf. ace. New York,
Harry Reser. © Oct. 12, 1928; 2 ¢.
Oct. 15; E 698926; Robbins music
corp., New York. 22885
30-30; letra vy musica de Harmanos
Bafuelos,. of Mexico, domiciled at
Los Angeles; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct. 16,
1928; E U. 8. unpub. 304; Felipe
Valdes Leal, Los Angeles. 22886
150th (The) field artillery march;
words by W. H. Unversaw, music by
Effie L. Hockett, arr. by Donald F.
Hall. © July 28, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 6;
BE 698928; Walter H. Unversaw, Ko-
22879 komo, Ind. 22887
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1928:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 41 unpublished) __ 142
Class E, Musical compositions (including 7,387 unpublished) —________ 22, 745
ISTE EAs TE "SE A Ser Eating WOR “cae REE oy <a epee Ing WPM ger WS Deeme 22, 887
LiST-OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING | COPYRIGHT iihias BEEN
RENEWED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909 [22887]
About butterflies; by J. H. Rogers; pf. | Behold, there shall be a day; anthem,
James H. Rogers, Cleveland, as
the author. R48, Aug. 21, 1928. 1
About fairies; by J. H. Rogers; pf.
James H. Rogers, Cleveland, as
the author. R 50, Aug. 21, 1928. 2
About Gipsies; by J. H. Rogers: pf.
James H. Rogers, Cleveland, as
the author. R 51, Aug. 21, 1928. 3
About strange countries; by J. H.
Rogers; pf. James H. Rogers,
Cleveland, as the author. R 49,
Aug. 21, 1928. 4
About the olden time; by J. H. Rog-
ers; pf. © James H. Rogers.. Cleve-
land, as the author. R 52, Aug. 21,
1928. +)
About the ships at sea; by J. H. Rog-
ers; pf. © James H. Rogers, Cleve-
land, as the author. R 47, Aug. 21,
1928. 6
Adjutant Sickle’s march: by .J. O.
Brockenshire ; band. © J. O. Brock-
enshire, Philadelphia, as the author.
R 225, Aug. 24, 1928. 7
Assurances for evil days; by Wm. J.
Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick,
Germantown, Pa., as the widow of
the author of the music. R 145,
Sept. 7, 1928. 8
Au printemps; valse, par Paul Wachs;
pf. © Blanche Marie Pauline Si-
mone Le Marchand, veuve de Paul
Wachs, St. Mande, France, as the
widow of. the author.. R 232, Apr.
10, 1928. 9
Aubade; by J. Massenet, arr. by L. P.
_Laurendeau; band. © Rose Lauren-
deau, Montreal, Canada, as the
widow of the author of the arrange-
ment... R 198, Aug. 20, 1928. 10
Austrian army (Kaiserjager) ; march,
by R. Hilenberg, op. 114, arr. by
L. P. Laurendeau; band. © Rose
Laurendeau, Montreal, Canada, as
the widow of the author of the ar-
rangement. R 194, Aug. 20, 1928.
. 11
11
(
by P. A. Schnecker. © Louise N.
Schnecker, New York, as the widow
of the author. R 86, Sept. 14, 1928.
iW
Belle (The) of Bohemia; selection, by
Ludwig Englander, arr. by Charles
J. Roberts [pseud. of C. Kraushaar] ;
orch. © Charles Kraushaar, Larch-
mont, N. Y., as the author’ of the
arrangement. R 109, Mar. 23, 1928.
. ie
Beyond the valley; hymn, words by
Helen A. Manville, music by Ira D.
Sankey. © Grace V. Sankey, North-
field, Mass., as the next of kin of
_the author of music, who is not liv-
ing. R 134, Sept. 7, 1928. 14
Blessed Saviour keep me near Thee;
words by Geo. I. Runion, music by
C. H. Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif., as the author of the
music. R 170, Aug. 10, 1928. 15
Blessings; words by Charlotte G.
Homer, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 166,
Sept. 7, 1928. 16
Broken octaves; by Charles P. Scott;
pf. (Zn The pupil’s first etude al-
bum) © Maude Ladd Scott, Mal-
den, Mass.. as the widow of the
author. R 73, Sept. 14, 1928. 17
+. (5,
Call me thine own; romance from
L’éclair, by J. F. Halévy, arr. by
G. Saenger: violin and pf. © Gus-
tav Saenger, New York, as. the au-
thor of the arrangement. R 219,
Aug. 24, 1928. 18
Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stéphanie)
Callirhoé; air de ballet, arr. by G.
Saenger, op. 98, no. 8; 1st and 2d
violins. © Gustav Saenger, New
York, as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 201, Aug. 20, 2928: 19
Children’s singing games, old and new;
compiled and arr. by M. R. Hofer.
© Mari Ruef Hofer, Chicago, as the
author. R 91, Sept. 27, 1928. 20
8
RENEWALS
no. 10, 1928
Chimes of Normandy: selection from
the opera by R. Planquette, arr. by
L. P. Laurendeau; band. © Rose
Laurendeau, Montreal, Canada, as
the widow of the author of the ar-
rangement. R 208, Aug. 24, tae
Cloud (A) to shield by day; words by
Flora Kirkland, music by G. C. Steb-
bins. © George C. Stebbins, Brook-
lyn, as the author of the music.
R 142, Sept: 7,° 1928. 22
Come ye lofty, come ye lowly; anthem
for Christmas, by Geo. W. Marston.
© E. Howard Thayer, Boston, as
the executor of the author. R 45,
Aug. 21, 1928. 20
Commonwealth; march and two step,
by R. B. Hall. 1. Pf£—2. Band. ©
Isabelle Hall Philbrook, Lynn, Mass.,
as the widow of the author. R 53,
54, Aug. 21, 1928. 24, 25
Commonwealth; march and two step,
by R. B. Hall: orch. © Isabelle
Hall Philbrook, Lynn, Mass., as the
widow of the author of the arrange-
ment. ~ R155; Aug.” 27,: 1928. 26
Cradle song; by E. Severn.
2. Violin and pf. © Edmund Sev-
ern, Melrose Highlands, Mass., as
the author. R 211, 213, Aug. 24,
1928. 27-29
Crescent garden; quadrille, by T. H.
Rollinson; orch. © Henry P. Bun-
cher, Waltham, Mass., as the execu-
tor of the author. R 186, Aug. 10,
1928. 30
1. Song.—
Daffy-down-dilly; by Alice Bennett
Wing; pf., 4 hands. © Daniel Wing,
Hingham Center, Mass., as the ex-
-ecutor of the author. R 62, Aug. 27,
1928. a4
Dawn of love; morceau caracteristique,
by Theo. Bendix, arr. by G. Saenger ;
pf. Simplified ed. © Gustav Saen-
ger, New York, as the author of the
arrangement. R 195, Aug. 20, 1928.
oe
Dawn (The) of love; morceau charac-
téristique, by Theo. Bendix, arr. by
22887 (45)
and 2d violins and pf. © Gustav
Saenger, New York, as the author of
the arrangement. R 206, Aug. 20,
1928. 34
Do not stand idle; words arr. by F. J.
Crosby, music by G. C. Stebbins. ©
George C. Stebbins, Brooklyn, as the
author of the music. R 136, Sept. 7,
1928. 35
Don’t you want a little doggy; words
and music by Alb. H. Fitz. ©
Hsther Schmidt, San Francisco, as
the widow of the author. R 185,
‘Aug. 18, 1928. 36
Dot (The); by Arthur Dana [pseud.
of Charles P. Scott]; pf. (Jn The
pupil’s first etude album) © Maude
Ladd Scott, Malden, Mass., as the
widow of the author. R 68, Sent.
14, 1928... 3¢
Douces promesses (Sweet vows) ; Ca-
price elegant, by L. P. Laurendeau;
orch. © Rose Laurendeau, Mon-
treal, Canada, as the widow of the
author. R 1938, Aug. 20, 1928. 38
Dragon (A) story; by Alice Bennett
Wing; pf., 4 hands. © Daniel Wing,
Hingham Center, Mass., as the ex-
ecutor of the author. R 56, Aug.
27, 1928. 39
Emblem of our liberty; words by J. S.
Brown, music by L. O. Brown. ©
Lourie O. Brown, Clinton, Ind., as
the author of the music. R 89,
Aug. 30, 1928. 40
Evening song; by H. Brockway, op.
26; pf. © Howard Brockway, New
York, as the author. R 828, Aug. 20,
1928. 41
Far from my heavenly home; music
by G. F. Hamer. © George F.
Hamer, Lawrence, Mass., as the
author of music. R 81, Sept. 14,
1928. 42
Fearlessness and yearning of faith;
by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie
Kirkpatrick, Germantown, Pa., as
the widow of the author of the
music. R 147, Sept. 7, 1928. 43
Finnegan’s hornpipe; polka, by F. H.
G, Saenger; violin and pf. © Gus- Losey; orch. © F. H. Losey, Erie,
tay Saenger, New York, as. the Pa., as the author. R 191, Sept. 8,
author of the arrangement. R 220, 1928. 44
9
ak le aeons ie Floras de Cuba; bolero, by J. O.
Dawn (The) of love; morceau Charac- Brockenshire; band. © J. O.
téristique, by Theo. Bendix, arr. Brockenshire, Philadelphia, as the
by G. Saenger, op. 98, no. 3; 1st author. R 224, Aug. 24, 1928. 45
1179
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22887 (46)
pt, ITT, 0. S., Vv. 23:
Flower song; by G. Lange op. 389,
arr. ‘by G. Saenger; 1st and 2d
violins, with pf. © Gustav Saen-
ger, New York, as the author of the
arrangement. R 202, Aug. 20, 1928.
46
Forsaken (Verlassen) ; paraphrase on
Th. Koschat’s song, by Wm. F.
Kretschmer, op. 112, arr. by L. P.
Laurendeau; band. © Rose Lau-
rendeau, Montreal, Canada, as the
widow of the author of the arrange-
ment. R 196, Aug. 20, 1928. 47
Gallant (The) troubadour; music by
Michael Watson, arr. by Frank
Lynes; women’s voices. © Adéle
G. Lynes, Cambridge, Mass., as the
widow of the author of arrange-
ment. R 83, Sept. 14, 1928. 48
Gift (The) ; trio, music by A. H. Beh-
rend, arr. by Frank Lynes; wom-
en’s voices. © Adéle G. Lynes, Cam-
bridge, Mass., aS the widow of the
author of arrangement. R 8&4, Sept.
14, 1928. 49
God knows; hymn, words by J. J.
Marley, music by Ira D. Sankey.
© Grace V. Sankey, Northfield,
Mass., as the next of kin of the
author of music, who is not living.
R 128, Sept. 7, 1928.
God will take care of thee; words by
Jennie Ree, music by C. H. Gabriel.
© Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 158,
Sept. 7, 1928. 51
God’s glorious praise; by D. B.
Towner. © Ada Page Towner, Oak
Park, Ill., as the widow of the au-
thor of the music. R 149, Sept. 7,
1928. 52
Gounod (Charles Francois) There is
a blessed home; hymn anthem, arr.
by P. A. Schnecker; mixed voices.
© Louise N. Schnecker, New York,
as the widow of the author of ar-
rangement. R 85, Sept. 14, 1928.
53
Grieg (Edward Hagerup) Norwegian
dance; op. 35, no. 2, arr. by G. Saen-
ger; Ist and 2d violins and pf. ©
Gustav Saenger, New York, as the
author of the arrangement. R 203,
Aug. 20, 1928. ' 54
Habanera; réverie créole, by L. Elsen,
arr. by Ad. Herman, rev. and fin-
gered by G. Saenger; violin and pf.
© Gustav Saenger, New York, as
the author of the revision and fin-
gering. R 222, Aug. 24, 1928. 55
Hail to the spirit of liberty march:
by J.P. Sousa. 1. Guit. solo.—2.
Mand., guit. and pf.—s8. Banjo solo..
© John Philip Sousa, New York,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 150, 152, 153, Aug. 27, 1928.
56-58.
Hearts and flowers; by Theo. M. To-
bani, arr. by G. Saenger, op. 98, no..
5; Ist and 2d violins and pf. ©.
Gustav Saenger, New York, as the
author of the arrangement. R 204,.
Aug. 20, 1928. 59:
Hide and seek; by Alice Bennett
Wing; pf. 4 hands. © Daniel
Wing, Hingham Center, Mass., as.
the executor of the author. R 63,
Aug. 27, 1928. 60
Home (A) all bright and fair; words.
by Maggie H. Gregory, music by C.
H. Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif., as the author of
the music. R 162, Sept. 7, 1928. 61
Hour (The) of prayer; words by Hl-
lerton Montgomery, music by Charles.
P. Scott; mixed voices. © Maude
- Ladd Scott, Malden, Mass., as the
widow of the author of music. R
79, Sept. 14, 1928. 62
How lovely on the mountain; words
by Fanny J. Crosby, music by Ira
D. Sankey. © Grace VY. Sankey,
Northfield, Mass., as the next of kin
of the author of music, who is not
living. R 131, Sept. 7, 1928. 63.
Hurly-burly galop; by G. D. Barnard ;
orch. © Geo. D. Barnard, Mays-
ville, Ky., as the author of the ar-
rangement. R 154, Aug. 27, 1928.
64.
I come to Thee, O Christ ; hymn, words.
by M. Victor Staley, music by Ira
D. Sankey. © Grace V. Sankey,
Northfield, Mass., as the next of kin
of the author of the music, who is
not living. R 120, Sept. 7, 1928. 65
Ill go with Him; words by Jennie
Ree, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 178,
Aug. 10, 1928. 66.
I love Him; words by Maggie HE. Greg-
ory, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,.
as the author of the music. R 156,
Sept. 7, 1928. 67
want to live closer to Thee; words
by James Rowe, music by C. H.
mo
Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berke-.
ley, Calif., as the author. R 159,
Sept. 7, 1928. 68-
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no. 10, 1928
22887 (90)
In that land over yonder; words by
W. C. Martin, music by Chas. H.
Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Ber-
keley, Calif., as the author of the
music. R 164, Sept. 7, 1928. 69
Invitation to the dance; by C. M. von
Weber, op. 65, arr. by Jul. Weiss,
rev. and fingered by G. Saenger ;
string quartette and pf. © Gustav
Saenger, New York, as the author
of the revision and fingering. R 212,
Aug. 24, 1928. 70
Jesus is faithful and true; words by
Johnson Oatman, jr., music by S. B.
Jackson [pseud. of Chas. H. Ga-
briel] © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berke-
ley, Calif., as the author of the mu-
sic. R 174, Aug. 10, 1928. ras
Jesus saves me now; words by Mel-
ville W. Miller, music by C. H. Ga-
briel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley,
Calif., as the author of the music.
R 160, Sept. 7, 1928. 72
Just a single look at Jesus; hymn,
words by Susan C. Harder, music
by Ira D. Sankey. © Grace V. San-
key, Northfield, Mass., as the next
of kin of the author of music, «who
is not living. R 123, Sept. 7, 1928.
WITS
Just a step to Jesus; hymn, words by
Arthur L. Tubbs, music by Ira D.
Sankey. © Grace Y. Sankey, North-
field, Mass., as the next of kin of
the author of music, who is not liv-
ing. R 122, Sept. 7, 1928. 74
Knight (The) errant; overture, by
L. P. Laurendeau; orch. © Rose
Laurendeau, Montreal, Canada, as
the widow of the author. R 223,
Aug, 24, 1928. 7d
Knocketh evermore; hymn, words by
A. C. Coxe, music by Ira D. Sankey.
© Grace V. Sankey, Northfield,
Mass., as the next of kin of the au-
thor of the music, who is not living.
R 117, Sept. 7, 1928. 76
Lead and keep me; words by Harriet
KH. Jones, music by H. A. Henry
[pseud. of C. H. Gabriel] © Chas.
H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the
author of the music. R 167, Aug.
10, 1928. 17
Lilt; by E. Severn; violin and pf. ©
Edmund Severn, Melrose Highlands,
Mass., as the author. R 214, Aug.
24, 1928. 78
Little (The) trumpeter; by Alice Ben-
nett Wing; pf., 4 hands. © Daniel
Wing, Hingham Center, Mass., as
the executor of the author. R 60,
Aug. 27, 1928. 79
Little (A) waltz; by Alice Bennett
Wing; pf., 4 hands. © Daniel Wing,
Hingham Center, Mass., as the
executor of the author. R 61, Aug.
27, 1928. 80
Live in peace; words and music by
L. O. Brown. © Lourie Ottis
Brown, Clinton, Ind., as the author.
R 88, Aug. 6, 1928. $1
Longing; by EH. Severn; violin and pf.
© Edmund Severn, Melrose High-
lands, Mass., as the author. R 215,
Aug. 24, 1928. 82
Love (The) of Jesus; words by A. A.
P., music by G. C. Stebbins. ©
George C. Stebbins, Brooklyn, as the
author of the music. R 1385, Sept.
7, 1928. j e 83
Love thee dearest; words by Thomas
Moore, music by J. H. Hahn, op. 15
no. 2; high voice. © Lucy W. Hahn
Constantine, Mich., as the widow oi
the author of music. R 66, Sent. 14,
1928. 84
Loyalty to our King; words by Jennie
Ree, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 171,
Aug. 10, 1928. 85
Made whole by faith; words by J. C.
Winship, music by C. H. Gabriel.
© Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., .
as the author of the music. R 157,
Sept. 7, 1928. 86
March rhythm; by F. N. Shackley; pf.
(In The pupil’s first etude aibum)
© Frederick N. Shackley, Roslin-
dale, Mass., as the author. R 72,
Sept. 14, 1928. 87
Marche russe; by Louis Ganne, arr. by
L. P. Laurendeau; pf. © Rose
Laurendeau, Montreal, Canada, as
the widow of the author of the ar-
rangement. R 218, Aug. 24, 1928. 88&
Melody and accompaniment in the
same hand; by A. Foote; pf. (ln
The pupil’s first etude album) ©
Arthur Foote, Newton Centre, Mass.,
as the author. R 75, Sept. 14, 1928.
89
Minstrelesque minglings; olio over-
ture, by Geo. Voelker; orch. © Geo.
Voelker, Richmond, as the author.
R151, Aug. 27, 1928: 90
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Mirabella; by Shaw-Dixon; pf. ©
Arthur 8S. Shaw, New York, as one
of the authors. R 65, Aug. 21, 1928.
91
Morning (The) of the soul; words by
EK. HE. Hewitt, music by C. H. Ga-
briel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley.
Calif., as the author of the music.
R 169, Aug. 10, 1928. 92
Morning (The) stars sang together;
Christmas anthem, words from Job
38 and St. Luke 2, music composed
by C. Simper; organ ace. © Caleb
Simper, Barnstaple, England, as the
author of the music. R 388, Aug. 11,
1928. 93
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Octave
study; arr. by Ferdinand Meyer
[pseud. of Charles P. Scott]; pf.
(In The pupil’s first etude album)
© Maude Ladd Scott, Malden, Mass.,
as the widow of the author. R 76,
Sept. 14, 1928. 94
My heaven in thee; music by Charles
P. Scott; mixed voices. © Maude
Ladd Scott, Malden, Mass., as the
widow of the author of music. R
78, Sept. 14, 1928. 95
My Lord and I; music by G. C. Steb-
bins. © George C. Stebbins, Brook-
lyn, as the author of the music. R
139, Sept. 7, 1928. 96
My ship is coming in; words by Har-
riet E. Banning, music by Ira D.
Sankey. © Grace V. Sankey, North-
field, Mass., as the next of kin of
the author of music, who is not liv-
ing. R 129, Sept. 7, 1928. 97
: New school of melody for the violin;
by G. Saenger, op. 96; with pf. ace.
pts. 1 and 2. © Gustav Saenger,
New York, as the author. R 229,
230, Aug. 24, 1928. 98, 99
Nobody knows but Jesus; words by
Flora Kirkland, alt., set to planta-
tion melody, arr. by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the arrangement. KR 144,
Sept. 7, 1928. 100
0 blessed be the Lord; hymn, words
by Fanny J. Crosby, music by Ira
D. Sankey. © Grace V. Sankey,
Northfield, Mass., as the next of kin
of the author of music, who is not
living. -R 133, Sept. 7; 1928. 101
OQ when shall we meet; hymn, words
by Fanny J. Crosby, music by Ira
D. Sankey. © Grace V. Sankey,
Northfield, Mass., as the next of kin
pt. 15a, S., V. 23
of the author of music, who is not
living. R 126, Sept. 7, 1928, 102
Old (The) old story of the cross;
words by Carrie EH. Breck, music by
G. C. Stebbins. © George C. Steb-
bins, Brooklyn, as the author of the
music. R137, Sept: ¥, 1928! 103
On joytully on; words by Charlotte G.
Homer, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 178,
Aug. 10, 1928. 104
Onward will we go; hymn, by Fanny
J. Crosby, music by Ira D. Sankey.
© Grace V. Sankey, Northfield,
Mass., as the next of kin of the
author of music, who is not living.
R 127, Sept. 7, 1928. 105
Over the beautiful river; hymn, words
by Fanny J. Crosby, music by Ira
D. Sankey. © Grace V. Sankey,
Northfield, Mass., as*the next of kin
of the author of music, who is not
living. R 125, Sept. 7, 1928. 106
Path’ (The) of | the’ just 7) words by
Flora Kirkland, music by G. C. Steb-
bins. © George ©. Stebbins, Brook-
lyn, as the author of the music. R
138, Sept. 7, 1928. 107
Patrol of the guardsmen; by F. H.
Losey; band. © F. H. Losey, Erie,
Pa., as the author. R 192, Sept. 8
1928. 108
Peaceful be; words tr. from K. R.
Hagenback, music by G. C. Steb-
bins. © George C. Stebbins, Brook-
lyn, as the author of the music. R
141, Sept. 7, 1928. 109
Praise Him; words and music by C. H.
Gabriel.. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berke-
ley, Calif., as the author: ) BR. 179,
Aug. 10, 1928. 110
Praise Him, praise Him; words by
Charlotte G. Homer, music by C. H.
Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berke-
ley, Calif., as the author of the mu-
sic. R 168, Aug. 10, 1928. 14
Pray till the blessing comes; words
by J. S. Brown, music by L. O.
Brown. © Lourie O. Brown, Clin-
ton, Ind., as the author of music.
R 90, Aug. 30, 1928. 112
Precious blessings; hymn, words by
Fanny J. Crosby, music by Ira D.
Sankey. © Grace V. Sankey, North-
field, Mass., as the next of kin of
the author of music, who is not
living. R 130, Sept. 7, 1928. nis
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Prize of victory march; by W. H.
Seouton. 1. Pf.—2. Orch.—3. Band.
© Wm. H. Scouton, Fostoria, O., as
the author of the arrangement. R
44, 46, 55, Aug. 21, 1928. 114-116
Proposal (The); words by Bayard
Taylor, music by J. H. Hahn, op.
15, no. 1: low voice. © Lucy W.
Hahn, Constantine, Mich., as the
widow of the author of music. R
67, Sept. 14, 1928. ipl
Pupil’s (The) first etude album; col-
lection of the easiest pf. etudes, se-
lected and arr. by Ferdinand Meyer
[pseud. of Charles P. Scott] ©
Maude Ladd Scott, Malden, Mass.,
as the widow of the author. R 77,
Sept. 14, 1928. 118
Redeemed (The) of the Lord; words
by Frances V. Hubbard, music by
G. C. Stebbins. © Géorge C. Steb-
bins, Brooklyn, as the author of the
music. R 1438, Sept. 7, 1928. 119
Remember the Sabbath; hymn, words
by Fanny J. Crosby, music by Ira
D. Sankey. © Grace V. Sankey,
Northfield, Mass., as the next of kin
of the author of the music, who is
not..living.. R121, Sept. 7, 1928.
120
Repasz band; march and two step, by
Chas. C. Sweeley [pseud. of Harry
J. Lincoln], arr. by H. J. Lincoln;
band. © Harry J. Lincoln, Phila-
delphia, as the author. R 45816,
July 2, 1928. 121.
Repasz band; march and two-step, by
Chas. C. Sweeley [pseud, of H. J.
Lincoln]; pf. © Harry J. Lincoln,
Philadelphia, as the author. R 188,
Aug. 7, 1928. 122
Réverie; by B. C. Fauconier, arr. by
G. Saenger; violin and pf. © Gus-
tav Saenger, New York, as the
author of the arrangement. R 221,
Aug. 24, 1928. iby
Rode (P.) 24 caprices; rev., with
fingering, bowing, dynamic indica-
tions and explanatory notes by Emil
Kross, English tr. by G. Saenger:
violin. © Gustav Saenger, New
York, as the author of the transla-
Hone BR 217, Aug. 24, 1928. 124
Romance from L’eclair; by F. Haleévy,
arr. by G. Saenger, op. 98, no. 2;
Ist and 2nd violins with pf. ace. ©
Gustav Saenger, New York, as the
author of the arrangement. R 190,
Aug. 20, 1928. 195
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Saenger (Gustav) Fifty hymns; se-
lected and arr. for violin and pf.
Gustav Saenger, New York, as the
author. R 228, Aug. 24, 1928. 126
Sacterjentens s¢@ndag (Sehnsucht der
sennerin) ; mélodie by Ole Bull, har-
monized and arr. by Johan S. Svend-
sen, rev. and fingered by G. Saenger ;
violin and pt. © Gustav Saenger,
New York, as the author of the re-
vision and fingering. R 216, Aug. 24,
1928. wT
Safe with Jesus; words by Edith Rob-
inson, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 180,
Aug. 10, 1928. 128
Scharwenka (Franz Xaver) Polish
national dance; by Xaver. Schar-
wenka, op. 3, arr. by G. Saenger, op.
98, no. 1; Ist and 2nd. violin with
pf. acc. © Gustav Saenger, New
York, as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 189, Aug. 20, 1928. 129
Serenade-solitude: by G. Voelker;
orch. © Geo. Voelker, Richmond, as
the author of the arrangement. R
43, Aug. 21, 1928. 130
Simple aveu; by F. Thome, arr. by
L. P. Laurendeau; band. © Rose
Laurendeau, Montreal, Canada, as
the widow of the author of the ar-
rangement. R 197, Aug. 20, 1928.
on
Slavonic dance, no. 1; by Anton
Dvorak, arr. by G. Saenger, op. 4;
Ist and 2d violins and pf. © Gus-
tav Saenger, New York, as the
author of the arrangement. R 205,
Aug. 20, 1928. By
Soft the bells are ringing ; hymn, words:
by Eliza M. Sherman, music by G. C.
Stebbins. © George C. Stebbins.
Brooklyn, as. the author of the
music. R 119, Sept. 7, 1928. 133:
Soldiers of the queen; march, by A. W.
Parry, arr. by L. P. Laurendeau ;
band. © Rose Laurendeau, Mont-
real, Canada, as the widow of the
author of the arrangement. R 199,.
Aug. 20, 1928. 134
Soldiers of the queen; march, by A.
W. Parry, arr. by L. P. Laurendeau ;
orch. © Rose Laurendeau, Mont-
real, Canada, as the widow of the
author of the arrangement. R 207,
Aug. 24, 1928. 135.
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Song of Christ’s flock; by Wm. J. |
Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick,
Germantown, Pa., as the widow of
the author of the music. R 146,
Sept. 7, 1928. 136
Song (The) of Sir Giles le bon, des
barriéres; words by William Mor-
ris, music by C. Willeby. © Charles
Willeby, London, as the author of
the music. R 64, Aug. 27, 1928. 137
Song of the Cuban girls; song, from
All hail to Santa Claus, by C. H.
Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berke-
ley, Calif., as the author of the mu-
Sic,’ Ease, WATS. 10) LOZ 138
Songs my mother taught me; music
by Anton Dvorak, arr. by Frank
Lynes; women’s voices. © Adéle G.
Lynes, Cambridge, Mass., as the
widow of the author of arrange-
ment. R 82, Sept. 14, 1928. 139
Successful (A) argument: song, from
All hail to Santa Claus, by ©. H.
Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berke-
ley, Calif., as the author of the mu-
sic. R 181. Aug. 10, 1928.
Sung by candle-light; by Alice Ben-
nett Wing; pf., 4 hands. © Daniel
Wing, Hingham Center, Mass., as
the executor of the author. R 59,
Aug. 27, 1928. 141
Swinging rhythm; by F. N. Shack-
ley; pf. (Jn The pupil’s first etude
album) © Frederick N. Shackley,
Rosindale, Mass., as the author. R
71, Sept. 14, 1928. 142
There is rapture tonight; words by
Flora Kirkland, musie by G. C. Steb-
bins. © George C. Stebbins, Brook-
lyn, as the author of the music. R
140, Sept. 7, 1928. 143
There’s always light ahead; words
by E. E. Rexford, music by C. H.
Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berke-
ley, Calif., as the author of the mu-
sic. R 161, Sept. 7, 1928. 144
Thou. canst save; words by W. H. H.
Hogan, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 165,
Sept. 7, 1928. 145
Throw open all the windows; words
by EK. E. Rexford, music by C. H.
Gabriel: © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berke-
ley, Calif., as the author of the mu-
sie. R176, Aug. 10, 1928. 146
Tie (The); by Arthur Dana [pseud.
of Charles P. Scott); pf. (Jn The
pupil’s first etude album) © Maude
140
pt. rrefintis.iv.23
Ladd Scott, Malden, Mass., as the
widow of the author. R 69, Sept.
14, 1928. 147
Trim thy lamp; hymn, words by
Charles Bruce, music by Ira D. San-
key. © Grace V. Sankey, North-
field, Mass., as the next of kin of
the author of music, who is not liv-
ing. R 124, Sept. 7, 1928. - 148
Trusting Thee; words by Johnson Oat-
man, jr., music by S. B. Jackson
[pseud. of Chas. H. Gabriel] ©
Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 175.
Aug. 10, 1928. 149
Tryphosa waltzes; by S. E. Morris;
band. © S. E. Morris, Cleveland,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 41, Aug. 21, 1928. 150
Two melodies at the same time; by
Ferdinand Meyer [pseud. of Charles
P. Seott]: pf. (Jn The pupil’s first
etude album) © Maude Ladd Scott,
Malden, Mass., as the widow of the
author. R 70, Sept. 14, 1928. 151
Under one flag; march, by F. von Blon,
op. 81, arr. by L. P. Laurendeau.
1. Band.—2. Orch. © Rose Lauren-
deau, Montreal, Canada, as. the
widow cf the author of the arrange-
ment. R 226, 227, Aug. 24, 1928.
. 152, 153
Unto him who o’erecometh; words by
E. BE. Rexford, music by C. H. Gab-
riel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley,
Calif., as the author of the music.
Ray Aue: Teles 154
Valse bleue; by A. Margis, arr. by L.
P. Laurendeau; band. © Rose Lau-
rendeau, Montreal, Canada, as the
widow of the author of the arrange-
ment. R 209, Aug. 24, 1928. 155
Valse parisienne; par Paul Wachs;
pf. © Blanche Marie Pauline Si-
mone Le Marchand, veuve de Paul
Wachs, St. Mande, France, as the
widow of the author. R 233, Apr.
10, 1928. 156
Venecia march; by G. Fabiani, arr.
by L. P. Laurendeau; band. © Rose
Laurendeau, Montreal, Canada, as
the widow of the author of the ar-
rangement. R 210, Aug. 24, Lae
157
Verdi (Giuseppe) I Lombardi; selec-
tion from the opera, arr. by 'T: H.
Rollinson; band with conductor. ©
Henry P. Buncher, Watham, Mass.,
as the executor of the author of the
arrangement. R 187, Aug. 10, eins
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Volunteers for service; words by Jen-
nie Ree, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 163,
Sept. 7, 1928. 159
Wanderer’s (The) return; hymn,
words by F. J. Crosby, music by Ira
D. Sankey. © Grace V. Sankey,
Northfield, Mass., as the next of kin
of the author of the music, who is
not living. R118, Sept. 7, 1928. 160
Way (The) to a happy life; by Wm.
J. Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirkpat-
rick, Germantown, Pa., as the widow
of the author of the music. R 148,
Sept. 7, 1928. 7, Gin
We will follow Thee; hymn, words by
Fanny J. Crosby, music by Ira D.
Sankey. © Grace V. Sankey, North-
field, Mass., as the next of kin of the
author of music, who is not living.
R 132, Sept. 7, 1928. 162
What the clock says; by Alice Bennett
Wing; pf., 4 hands. © Daniel Wing,
Hingham Center, Mass., as the exec-
utor of the author. R 57, Aug. 27,
1928. 163
When church bells ring; by Alice Ben-
nett Wing; pf., 4 hands. © Daniel
Wing, Hingham Center, Mass., as
the executor of the author. R 58,
Aug. 27, 1928. 164
When I know as I am known; words
by Jennie Ree, music by C. H. Gab-
riel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley,
Calif., as the author of the music.
R 172, Aug. 10, 1928. 165
When winds are raging; music by
Charles P. Scott; mixed voices. ©
Maude Ladd Scott, Malden, Mass.,
as the widow of the author of music.
R 80, Sept. 14, 1928. 166
While shepherds watched their flocks
by night; Christmas hymn, by HE.
Marzo, op. 44(b) ; mixed voices. ©
Eduardo Marzo, New York, as the
author. R 87, Aug. 24, 1928. 167
Wrist exercise; .by Charles P. Scott;
pf. (In The pupil’s first etude al-
bum) © Maude Ladd Scott, Malden,
Mass., as the widow of the author.
R 74, Sept. 14, 1928. 168
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RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UN-
AUTHORIZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
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for music against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical
instruments in the case of the countries listed below. The Presi-
dent’s proclamations to this effect were printed in the ,Catalogue
of Copyright Entries, Part 3, as follows:
Australia and the territories of Papua and Norfolk Island, vol.
13 (1918), pages vi-vili ef no. 5;
Austria, vol. 17 (1922), pages vii—vili of no. 6, and vol. 20 (1925),
pages vii—vill of nos. 3-4;
Belgium, vol. 6 (1911), pages v—vi of no. 7;
Canada, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi—viii of no. 8;
Cuba, vol. 6 (1911), pages iv—v of no. 12;
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Denmark, vol. 15 (1920), pages xii—xiv of no. 138;
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(1920), pages vi-ix of no. 13;
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pages xlli-xiv of no. 6;
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Netherlands, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi—vii of no. 3;
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(1922), pages xv—xix of no. 6;
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Poland, vol 22 (1927), pages vi—vii of no. 2;
Sweden, vol. 15 (1920), pages vi-vii of no. 3;
Switzerland, vol. 19 (1924), pages vii—viil of nos. 5-6;
Union of South Africa, vol. 19 (1924), pages vi-vii of nos. 3-4.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Noricr.—When the nationality of the composer is not especially stated in the title
entry, it is to be understood that he is a citizen of the United States.
A fimmina d’oggi; versi e musica di
C. Zingale, of Italy, domicHed at
Corona, L. I., N. ¥.; canto e mando-
lino!) ©-1 cy Oct. 24, 1928; H—Un-
pub. 537; Carmelo Zingale, Corona,
Be NLY. 22888
A fimmina d’oggi; words and music by
C. Zingale, of Italy, domiciled at
Corona, Li. I., N. Y. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Oct. 23, 1928;
E—Unpub. 519; Carmelo Zingalie,
Corona, L.: I., N. Y. 22889
A media luz; danzon, letra y musica
por Vicente Sigler [i. e«. V. S.
Lalondri], of Cuba, domiciled at
New York, arr. de Alberto Socarras;
pf. ©1c. Oct. 30, 1928: E—Unpub.
812; Vicente Sigler Lalondri, New
York. 22890
A mi madre; romanza, versos e musica
de EH. Dorrego. © 1c Nov. 20,
1928 ; E—Unpub., 1396; Enrique Dor-
rego, New York. 22891
A ni me’ pa de’: i Karl-Ewert revyn
1928, text avy Karl-Ewert [pseud. of
Karl Ewert Christensen], musik av
Helan [pseud. of Sven Helin], of
Sweden; pf. © July 1, 1928; 1 «.
Nov. 18; E—For. 695; A. B. Nor-
diska musikforlaget, Stockholm,
Sweden. 22892
A Nina; bolero, versos de Roberto
Concepcion, musica de EH. Dorrego.
© 1 e. Noy. 20, 1928; E—Unpub.
1395; Enrique Dorrego, New York.
22893
Abend; ged. von H. Ammann, musik
von Otto Suess; miénnerchor. 4to.
© Mar. 1, 1928; 1 ¢c. June 26; 1 «.
Oct. 15; E—Pub. 956; Karl Hoch-
stein, Heidelberg. 22894
Abend ; text von Hermann Falk, musik
von Hanns Klaus Langer, of Ger-
many; miéannerchor. 4to. (In
Traumlieder) © June 16, 1928; 1
e. Oct. 11; E—For. 809; Karl Hoch-
stein, Heidelberg, Germany. 22895
Aborresco un amor! por I. M. Valle,
of Mexico, domiciled at Chicago; pf.
[Pheotostat] © 1 ¢ Nov. 23, 1928:
EH—Unpub, 1518; Ignacio M. Valle,
Chicago. 22896
Ace of my heart; words and music
by"Ik. Mainard. © ° 1 @! Nov. 28,
1928 ; E—Unpub. 1495; Lee Mainard,
Fresno, Calif. 22897
Across the deep blue sea; words and
music by M. A. Waltan. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 19,
1928; E—Unpub. 1844; Mahala An-
nie Waltan, Helena, Mont. 22898
Ada; fox-trot, words and music by
Vie Meyers, Danny Cann and
Harold Weeks. © Nov. 20, 1928;
2 ce. Nov. 26; E—Pub. 998; West
coast music publishers, Seattle.
22899
Addio magiaro; by M. Salta, of Italy,
domiciled at New York; melody,
with pf. ace. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1392; Menotti Salta,
New York. 22900
Adeline divine; words and music by
M. A. Bordman. © 1 ec. Nov. 24,
1928 ; H—Unpub. 1531; Morris Aaron
Bordman, Philadelphia. 22901
Adeste fideles; arr., by Albert Harvey ;
1 or 2 violins, with pf. acc. © Nov.
7, 1928; 2 ce. Nov. 9; E—Pub. 471;
Fred Heltman co., Cleveland. 22902
cancion bolero, words
Sanchez; pf. © 1
E—Unpub. 901;
San Juan, Porto
22903
Adios amor;
and music by R.
e. Noy. 6, 1928;
Rafael Sanchez,
Rico.
Admiral (The) of the seas; cantata,
text by Cordelia Brooks Fenno,
music by Henry Hadley; mixed
voices- ten. solo. 4to. © Nov. 5,
1928; 2 ec. Nov. 22; E—Pub. 898; C.
C. Birchard & co., Boston. 22904
1187
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22905
‘Adon olom; words from ancient
liturgical Hebrew, music by Ivor
Warren, of Grent Britain; bar. and
choir, with organ acc. 4to.
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© “Oct: 22; 1928) 2c owiNer s28;-
H—Pub. 1024; Bloch pub. co., ine.,
New York. 22905
Advent; sacred song, words by John
Gould Fletcher, music by Vera
Ward; middle or high voice. ©
Noy..20, 1928; 2c. Nov. 21; E—Pub.
S11; H. W. Gray co., New York.
22906
Adventurer (The) march; by H. J.
Woods;: band. '4to. © Nov.- 5,
1928; 2 c. Nov. 8; E—Pub. 673; John
Chureh co., Cincinnati. 22907
Advice; trio, words by Royden Barrie,
musie by Molly Carewe, arr. by
Clarence Lucas, of Great Britain;
female voices. 4to. © Oct. 26,
1928; 1 ¢«. Oct. 27; H—For. 529;
Chappell & eco., ltd., London.
Affchen; musikalischer schwank in 3
akten, von Henry, gesangs-texte u.
musik von Robert Gilbert, bearb.
von Siegfried Schulz, both of Ger-
many; klavierauszug. © July 2,
1928; 1 e@ Oct. 11; E—For. 758;
Edition Vuvag, verlag & vertrieb,
a. g., Berlin. 22909:
Aetnakon; hymm tune, by F. Patter-
Som: PE ©) jek Nove 2k 1928:
H—Unpub. 1487; Frank Patterson,
New York. 22910
After you there’ll be somebody else
after me; by Felix Bernard, sc. by
George J. Trinkaus; vocal orch. pts.
4to. © Nov. 9, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 14;
E—Pub.. 854; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 22911
After you there’ll be somebody else
after me; lyrics by Monty Siegel
and John Siras, music by Felix
Bernard; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Nov. 7, 1928; 2 « Nov. 10; E—Pub.
856; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 22912
Age (The) of youth; march, by H. J.
Woods; full orch., with pf.-conduc-
tor. “@! Oct: 4, 19285 2a’c.. Nov. 19;
E—Pub. 745; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 22913
Ahora si mujer; canciédn mexicana,
arr. de S. R. Ramos, of Mexico,
domiciled at Chicago; para ten. y
bar. - [Photostat] ,© 1.¢« Nov. 380,
1928; H—Unpub. 1685; Silvano Ra-
mas, Chicago. 22914
22908 ,
pt. I, NUS woe
A-hunting we. will go; part song,
words by Annie Andros Hawley,
music by P. Bucalossi, arr. by N.-
Clifford Page; mixed or _ school
voices. 4to. © Oct. 26, 1928; 2 ec.
Oct. 29; E—U. S. pub. 271; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 22915
Aids to sight-reading; 25 little pieces,
by Christian Schafer; pf. © Aug. 21,
1928; 1. .c...,Q0ct. .23 ;,..H=—Por,..5b5 ;
Augener, Itd., London. 22916
Air de ballet; by Roger Clerbois ;. pf.
© Nov. 5, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 16; E—
Pub. 866; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 22917
Air tendre; par Maxime Jacob; of
France; violon et pf. © Sept. 20,
1928 1 @."Oet. 255° H-_Hor sul -. J.
Jobert, Paris. 22918
Air with variations; by Corbett Sum-
sion, of Great Britain; pf. © Sept.
21, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 23; E—For. 560;
Augener, itd., London. 22919
Al agua no bajes; canciOn mexicana,
duo, letra y musica de S. R. Ramos,
of Mexico, domiciled at Chicago.
[Photostat] © 1 ¢ Oct. 31, 1928;
E—U. S. unpub. 789; Silvano R. Ra-
mos, Chicago. 22920
Al pié una verde higuera; cancion
mexicana, arr. de 8S. R. Ramos, of
Mexico, domiciled at Chicago; dos
voces. [Photostat] © 1 ¢« Nov.
30, 1928; E—Unpub. 1687; Silvano
R. Ramos, Chicago. 22921
Al Smith march; words and music by
L. Nicchia. _©.1-e. Noy. 3, 1928;
E—Unpub. 8387; Lillian Nicchia,
Mountain Lakes, N. J. 22922
Alabama calls; words by C. N. Childs,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Nov. 10, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1150; Clotilde Nash
Childs, Fort Pierce, Fla. 22923
Album no. 1; Jugoslavenskih pjesama
i plesova, udesio i vlastito izdao
Rud. Cernkovich; piano-accordion.
4t6: © Nov. 15, 19283) 2.GuNoy. 2h;
aff. Nov. 19; A. O—2830; Rudolph
Cernkovich, Chicago. 22924
Alicia; valse rubato, by Gilbert Stin-
son; E flat alto saxophone and pf.
© Nov. 10, 1928; 2 « Nov. 15; H—
Pub. 640; Rubank, ine. Chicago.
22925
Alimony blues; words by Joseph W.
Barrett, music by E.,B. Delph. ©
1 ce. Nov. 17, 1928; H—Unpub. 1361;
HKdith B. Delph, New York. 22926
1188
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1928
22946
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All by myself; words by oe Perry, | Allegretto; by Katherine E. Lucke;
music by Al Hahn, M. Rizzo and
L. Perry; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Oct. 18, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 20; H—U. S.
pub. 317; Michael Rizzo and Larry
Perry, St. Louis. 22927
All fruits whatsoever (Tout ce que
moissonne); chorus of harvesters
from the Biblical eclogue Ruth,
words by A. Guillemin, English ver-
sion, with additional verses, by Na-
than Haskell Dole, ed. by H. Clough-
Leighter, music by César Franck;
mixed voices. 4to. © Nov. 3, 1928;
2 ce. Noy. 12;' E—Pub. 582; H. C.
Schirmer music co., Boston. 22928
All hail, Thou Son of David; hymn,
words and music by Chas. H. Ga-
berel) ©) Nov! 15, 1928; °2.¢. Nov.
2; E—U. 8. pub. 403; Homer A.
Rodeheaver, Chicago. - 22929
All I want is ’ittle ootsie 00; words
and music by Frazer, Mac [pseud. of
- Max Rutchik] and Lennie [pseud. of
Leonard Whitcup]; pf. © 1c. Nov.
23, 1928; E—Unpub. 1507; Bibo,
Bloedon & Lang, inc., New York.
22930
All joyful songs; ed. by J. Henry
Showalter, assisted by W. S. Tid-
well, J. A. Collier, W. Lee Higins
and John M. Dye. 12mo. © Oct.
1, 1928; 2 c«. Nov. 26; aff. Dec. 3;
A O—4291; A. J. Showalter co.,
Dalton, Ga. 22931
All mine; from Virginia, words by
Douglas Furber, R. P. Weston and
Bert Lee, music by John Hope, of
Great Britain. © Sept. 24, 1928;
1 ¢ Oct. 27; E—For. 642; Harms,
ine., New York. 22932
All my heart this night rejoices;
Christmas carol-anthem, 4-pt. cho.,
words by Paul Gerhardt, music by
Lucina Jewell; mixed voices, with
sop. solo; organ acc. 4to. © Oct.
23, 1928; 2 ec. Nov. 2; E—Pub. 413;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 22933
Alla en mi pueblito; letra y arreglo
de musica por José Cordova Cantt,
of Mexico, domiciled at Los Angeles;
pf. [Photostat] © 1 e Nov. 19,
1928; E—Unpub. 1407; Felipe Val-
des Leal, Los Angeles. 22934
Alle Miidchen erwarten wen; text von
Rainer Maria Rilke, musik von
Bernhard Blau, of Germany, op. 23,
no. 6. © June 13, 1928; 1 ec. Oct.
11; E—For. 781; Ries & Erler, G.
m. b. H., Berlin. 22935
organ. © Oct. 3, 1928; 2c. Oct. 5;
E—Pub. 584; H. W. Gray co., New,
York. 22936
Allegretto grazioso ; by Gladys Cumber-
land, of Great Britain; pf. © Nov.
1,.1928; 1 ec Nov...16; E—Yor. 716;
Warren & Phillips, London. 22937
Allegro agitato; from In the realm of
shadows, by Frederik Stahlberg;
full orch. © Oct. 1, 1928; 2 c. Nov.
19; E—Pub. 744; Carl Fischer, ine.,
New York. 22938
Alma criolla; tango milonga, di Cesare
A. Ciociano, of Italy; orchestrina,
con pf. conduttore. 4to. © Sept. 30,
1928; 1 ec. Nov. 12; E—For. 900;
Edoardo Viani, Genoa, Italy. 229389
Alma mater; Susquehanna university,
words and music by HE. E. Sheldon;
mixed voices. 4to. © Oct. 29, 1928;
2 ce. Nov. 7; E—Pub. 424; E. Edwin
Sheldon, Selinsgrove, Pa. 22940
Alma mater; words and music by
Frances Johnston; mixed voices. ©
1 e. Nov. 8, 1928; EH—Unpub. 959;
Music clubs, University of Tennessee,
Knoxville, Tenn. 22941
Alma mater; words and music by Mary
Fleming Meek; mixed voices. ©1ece.
Nov. 8, 1928; E—Unpub. 960; Music
clubs, University of Tennessee,
Knoxville, Tenn. 22942
Alma mia; tango, von Sando Panizzi,
Of ‘Italysoreh.). Ato2\. Ow per 12,
1928; 1 e@ Oct. 11; E—For. 760;
Musikalienhandlung Alberti, G. m.
ive serun. 22943
Aloha means farewell to you; waltz,
words and music by Rex Taylor and
Eric Valentine, both of Great Brit-
ain; pf. acc., with banjulele banjo
and ukulele arr. by Rex ‘Taylor.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Oct. 29, 1928; 1 ce. Oct. 30; E—For.
537; B. Feldman & co., London.
22944
Alone; words and music by C. E. Hor-
ton. © 1 e. Nov. 21, 1928; H—
Unpub. 1432; Clifford Earle Horton,
Washington. 22945
Alone with Jesus; sacred song, words
by Gertrude Knox Willis, music by
Mrs. R. R. Forman; in D flat. ©
Nov. 238, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 26; E—Pub.
1057; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 22946
1189
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22947
pt. 111, n. S., v. 23
Alone with my piano; waltz song,
words and music by Val Valentine,
of Great Britain; pf. ace., with ban-
julele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Oct. 29, 1928;
1 ec. Oct. 30; H—For. 536; B. Feld-
man & co., London. 22947
Along came Sweetness; lyric by Mort
Dixon, music by Harry Warren; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Nov. 23, 1928;
2 c. Nov. 26; E—Pub. 987; Remick
music corp., New York. 22948
A-lovin’ you—that’s all; lyric by For-
rest Maben Kelp, musie by Dwight
Conn. © Noy. 2, 1928; 2 ec. Nov. 5;
E—U. S. pub. 341; Harold Flammer,
ine., New York. 22949
Alpenfreund (Der); salonsttick, von
Hermann Wenzel, op. 215, bearb. von
Martin Wenzel, both of Germany;
pf. © July 30, 1928; 1 ¢. Oct. 11;
EH—For. 798; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
. 22950
Am Cap der guten Hoffnung; worte
von Heiro, musik von Fred Anders-
son, bearb. von William Hansel,
both of Germany; orch. mit pf.-di-
rektion. 4to. © June 6, 1928; 1 ¢.
Oct. 11; E—For. 777; Ernst Robert,
Liibeck, Germany. 22951
Am Rhein; text von Otto Hausmann,
musik von Heinrich Lenzen, of Ger-
many, op. 10; ma&nnerchor a cap-
pela. 4to. © June 20, 1928; 1 «.
Oct. 11; E—For. 789; Carl Engels,
Milheim- Ruhr, Germany. 22952
America; anthem, from the symphony
America, words and music by Hr-
nest Bloch; unison voices. 4to. ©
Oct. 15, 1928; 2. e. Oct. 29; E—U. 8.
pub. 257; C. C. Birchard & co., Bos-
ton. 22953
American fantasy; a medley, by So-
phocies T. Papas; ten. banjo solo.
CY Oct: 10° 1928-72 eave.
Pub. 429; Columbia music ¢o., Wash-
ington. 22954
Ameri-can-can; from Americana, 2d
ed., words by Irving Caesar, music
by Roger Wolfe Kahn; pf. and uku-
lele ace. ‘(© Oct. 24,1928; 2 ©. Oct.
26; E—Pub. 523; Harms, inc., New
York. 22955
Amor di Rajah: intermezzo, di Vin-
cenzo Billi, of Italy; orch. con pf.
conduttore. 4to. © Noy. 10, 1928;
1 ¢«. Nov. 3; E—For. 677; A. Forli-
vesi & c., Florence, Italy. 22956
Amparo; vals, por Juan Vazquez, of
Mexico, domiciled at Chicago; pf.
[Photostat]. © 1 «. Nov. 19, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1662; Ignacio M. Valle,
Chicago. 22957
An die gefallenen helden! text von
Friedrich Lienhardt, musik von Her-
mann Sonnet, of Germany; ma&nner-
chor. 4to. © June 15, 1928; 1 ¢.
Oct. 11; E—For. 769; P. J. Tonger,
Cologne/Rh., Germany. 22958
And heaven is just in sight; duet,
words by Alice Hansche Sorensen,
music by Kenneth Wells; ten., or sop.,
and alto voices. (In Special songs
for special occasions) © Nov. 15,
1928; 2 e. Nov. 24; E—Pub. 953;
Lillenas pub. co., Indianapolis.
22959
Andante espressivo; by Alexander
Campbell Mackenzie, of Great Brit-
ain, op. 91, no. 1; violoncello and
pf. © Sept. 21, 1928; 1 ¢e. Oct. 23;
H—For. 564; Augener, ltd., London.
22960
Andante in EK flat; by W. Lawrence
Curry; pt. “© New1s 19285" c.
Noy. 21; E—Pub. 821; Presbyterian
board of Christian education, Phila-
deiphia. 22961
Andante religioso; by M. Salta, of
Italy, domiciled at New York. ©
1c. Nov. 20, 1928; E—Unpub. 1390;
Menotti Salta, New York. 22962
Annette, Annette, come back to me;-
words and music by C. Caruso. New
York City, N. Y., Frank Harding.
© Nov. 20, 1928; 2 ec. Noy. 24; E—
Pub. 982; Carmen Caruso, Niles, O.
22963
Anniversary march; by Herbert
Straub, orch. by Hugo Frey; orch.
4to. © Nov:.2, 1928; 2 ¢«. Noy. 5;
E—U. S: pub. 337; Robbins music
corp., New York. 22964
Anno dazumal; stimmungs-potpourri,
von Camillo Morena, cf Austria, op.
168; klavier mit text. © Oct. 30,
1928: 1 ec. Nov. 20; E—For. 841;
Musikverlag City, Leipzig. 22965
Antoinette; words and music by Biily
Lauderback;- pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by William Grigg. © Nov. 19,
1928; 2 ec Nov. 22; E—Pub. 920;
Anglo music pub. co., Milwaukee.
22966
Anything sweetie; words and music by
R..J.' Hamilton)’ 4@ii1 Ceo Now21,
1928; E—Unpub. 1424; Roy Jack-
son Hamilton, Brooklyn. 22967
1190
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1928
Anywhere iS heaven so long as you
are there; waltz, words and music
by Wilfrid A. Brady, of Australia.
© May 29, 1928; 1 c. July 26; H—
For. 676; Allan & co., proprietary
ltd., Melbourne, Australia. 22968
Apasionado (Hl); cancién mexicana,
letra y musica de S. R. Ramos, of
Mexico, domiciled at Chicago; para
dos voces. [Photostat] ©1c. Nov.
30, 1928; H—Unpub. 1686; Silvano
R. Ramos, Chicago. 22969
Apex blues; by J. Noone, J. Poston and
E. Hines. [Chords, single staff] ©
L ec. Oct. 29, 1928; E—Unpub. 1232;
James Noone, Earl Hines and Joe
Poston, Chicago. 22970
Appassionato romantico; by James C.
Bradiora:, full ,orch.: ©’, Oct.” 1,
1928; 2 c. Nov. 19; E—Pub. 747;
Car] Fischer, inc., New York. 22971
Aprite la finestra; serenata, versi e
musica di D. Carone; con violino
obbl.; in la. Chicago, Ill., D. Ange-
lus & co. [Italian and English
text] © Nov. 10, 1928: 2 @ Nov.
21; E—Pub. 815; Domenico Carone,
Chicago, 22902
Aqui traigo un sentimiento; letra y
musica arreglo por I. M. Valle, of
Mexico, domiciled at Chicago. [Pho-
lostadieen eat, ¢. Nov: 23,1998); "H—
Unpub. 1517; Ignacio M. Valle, Chi-
cago. 22973
Arana (La); canciOén mexicana, arr.
de S. R. Ramos, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Chicago; para dos voces.
[Photostat] © 1c. Nov. 30, 1928;
H—Unpub. 1683; Silvano R. Ramos,
Chicago. 22974
Are we downhearted? no! words and
music by Benny Davis and Archie
Gottler. © Sept. 28, 1928; 2 «.
Sept. 29; E 698806; DeSylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc., New York.
22975
Arise, shine, for thy light is come;
words from Isaiah, music by Mabel
Browning Fairlie, of Great Britain.
Grane, 21, 1928-1 Ee. Oct. 23:. b—
For. 539; Augener, Itd., London.
22976
Ark of dreams; words and music by
L. Mainard. © 1 ¢. Nov. 23, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1494; Lee Mainard,
- Fresno, Calif. 22977
Arkansaw mill blues; words and mu-
sic by Will Ezell. [Words and mel-
ody only] .© 1c. Nov. 16, 1928;
22988
E—Unpub. 1296; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 22978
Arkansaw sheik; words. and music by
B. Layne and C. McMichen. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Nov. 21,
1928; E—Unpub. 1456; Bert Layne
and Clayton McMichen, Chatta-
nooga, Tenn.” 22979
Arte (L’) moderna del preludio (The
modern art of the preludio); 75
cadenze originali a cinque soli sensa
accompagnamento, di Leonardo de
Lorenzo, op. 25; flauto. © Apr. 7,
1928;. 2 e«.Oct./ 11; H——Pub. 795;
Wilhelm Zimmermann, Leipzig.
22980
Artifical [!] mama; words and music
by W. Crawley. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. Nov. 30, 1928; H—
Unpub. 1690; Wilton Crawley, Chi-
cago. 22981
Artificial; words.and music by W.
Crawley. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Noy. 14, 1928; H—Unpub.
1240; Wilton Crawley, Chicago.
22982
As long as the violets are blue; words
and music by EH. M. Hoggatt.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Noy. 13, 1928 ; E—Unpub. 1600; Esta
M. Hoggatt, Herbst, Ind. 22983
As we sat on our dear mother’s knee;
song and cho., words and music by
A. sw. Killiott... -.New . York ,, City,
Frank Harding. © Nov. 12, 1928;
2 c. Nov. 16; E—Pub. 682; Archie.
W. Elliott, Mattapan, Mass. 22984
As you dance it: by F. W. Resch; pf.
©OuLie Nov. 2): 1928* HU anoue Wi
pub. 826; Fred William Resch, Los
Angeles. 22985
At Montezuma’s well; words and mu-
sic by N. von G. Smith. © 1c. Nov.
17, 1928; E—Unpub. 1825; Nellie
von Gerichten Smith, Prescott,
Ariz. 22986
At morn, O Lord; sacred song, words
by. Aus. Reitz); muse. by .aueite
Crews; high voice. © Nov. 7, 1928;
2 c. Nov. 8; EH—Pub. 600; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 22987
At prayer: by T. Viach, of Czechoslo-
vakia, arr. by A. Honicky; violin
and pf. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1928; E—
Unpub. 1865; Antonin Honicky,
Schenectady, N. Y. 22988
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22989
At the convent; by A. Borodin, arr.
by Joseph A. Marr; full orch., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Sept. 10,
1928; 2 c. Nov. 19; E—Pub. 735;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
22989
At the court of Kublai Kaan; from
the incidental music to Marco mil-
lions, by Emerson Withorne; full
orch. © Oct. 24, 1928: 2 @ Nov.
19; E—Pub. 754; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 22990.
At the end of the trail; words and
music by N. v. G. Smith. © 1 ec.
Noy. 5, 1928; E—Unpub. 885; Nellie
von Gerichten Smith, Prescott, Ariz.
22991
At the end of the trail I found you;
lyric by Mitchell Parish, music by
David Broekman; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. © Oct.
22, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 21; E—Pub. 801;
Mills music, inc., New York. 22992
At twilight; trio, words and music by
A. H. Macleod; ladies’ voices.
Portland, Or., Daniel H. Wilson.
At0..2 ©) Och. 130; 1928 -20e. Nov. 5;
H—U. S. pub. 353; Aneita Hough
MacLeod, Portland, Or. 22993
At-a Suzanne’s jubilee; words and
music by Howard Mock; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Nov. 12, 1928: 2 «.
Nov. 19; E—Pub. 729; Lloyd Adair
Mock, Oakland, Calif. 22994
Attimi; inno azzurro, versi e musica
di A. Silvestri, of Italy. (In Lat-
timo fuggente, v. 1, no. 8, Nov. 10,
1928) © Nov. 2, 1928; 2 « Nov. 8;
H—Pub. 595; Giuseppe Bruno, New
York. 22995
Au revoir; by Thomas Scull Harold,
cof Great Britain, op. 62, no. 2; pf.
©. Oct. 25, 1928 ive Nov. 16... h—
For. 871; Augener, Itd., London.
22996
Aunt Melissa’s beau; duet with ac-
tions, words by W. N. Bugbee, mu-
sic by Thomas B. Weaver. Syra-
cuse, N. Y., Willis N. Bugbee co.
© Aug. 1, 1928; 2 c« Nov. 3; H—
U. S. pub. 321; Willis N. Bugbee,
Syracuse, N. Y. 22997
Autumn; words and music by M.
Zolot, of Russia, domiciled at Los
Angeles. © 1. Nov. 20, 1928; E—
Unpub. 1414; Mina Zolot, Los An-
geles. 22998
Autumn (An) dream; by C. E. Wil-
liams; violin and pf. © 1c. Nov.
Dt. Tr Ss vee
14, 1928; EH—Unpub. 1237: Chas.
Edwin Williams, Lynbrook, N. Y.
22999
Autumn song; alla minuetto, by Or- .
lando Augustine Mansfield, of Great
Britain; 2 pfs., 4 hands; in B flat.
© Aug. 21° 1928" te) Oe 2s
For. 569; Augener, ltd., London.
23000
Autumn song; by Boris W. Gilman;
violin and pf. © Sept. 26, 1928;
2 ce. Nov. 19;, H—Pub. 746; Carl
._. Fischer, inc., New York. 23001
Autumn-time is May-time, when two
hearts beat as one; words and mu-
sic by V. H. Gallagher. © 1c. Nov.
15, 1928; EH—Unpub. 1269; Vir-
ginia Hamaker Gallagher, Hunis-
ville, Ala. 23002
Ave Maria; four-pt. song, after Arca-
delt, arr. by Mark Andrews; female
voices. 4to. © Oct. 29, 1928; 2 «.
Oct. 80; E—Pub. 510; G. Ricordi &
co., ine., New York. 23003
Ave Maria; hymn to the Blessed Trin-
ity, English words from ancient
sources, music by John W. Worth;
high voice, organ ace., with violin
obbl.... ©. Apr... 22, 48205, Zee: Nov:
17, 1928; E—Pub. 707; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 23004
Ave Maria; words from the Catholic
church ritual, music by LeRoy Wet-
zel; mixed voices. 4to. © Oct. 6,
1928; 2 « Nov. 3; E—U. S. pub.
318; H. T. FitzSimons, Chicago.
23005
Ave Maria; words from the liturgy of
the Roman Catholic church, music
by Margaret Mary Tiernon; sop. or
ten. with organ ace. 4to. [Latin
text]. ©. OCe f WO28 ae. wer 13:
E—U. S. pub. 264; McLaughlin &
Reilly co., Boston. 23006
Ave verum; liturgical text, music by
Frederick T. Short; mixed voices.
4to. © Nov. 19, 1928; 2c Nov. 22;
E—Pub. 887; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 23007
Aviation; mareh, by S. Patti and E.
H. Hansen; accordion. © June 13,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 15; E 698048; Hiler
H. Hansen and Santo Patti, Mil-
waukee. 23008
Away down in the alley blues: by L.
Johnson. [Melody only] © 1 ec.
Sept. 1, 1928; E—Unpub. 1224; Lon-
nie Johnson, Jackson Heights, L. L.,
iN Xe 23009
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no. 11, 1928
i 23036
Ay,,corazon....; fox-cancion, letra y
musica de M. Barajas, of Mexico.
© Nov. 15, 1928; 1 c. Nov. 23; H—
For. 848; Manuel Barajas, Mexico
City, Mexico. 23010
Babe of my heart; words by A. E.
Farmer, music by E. Wunderlich.
© 1c. Nov. 17, 1928; E—Unpub.
1328: Arlie E. Farmer, Elberton, Ga.
ae See
Baby ballads; words by Edyth Bavin,
music by Varney Desmond Monk, of
Australia.’ ©! Oct. 16, 1928; 1c.
Oct. 29; E—For. 580; Nicholson &
co., ltd., Sydney. 23012
Baby mittens; words by Ed Rose, mu-
sic. by Lew Pollack; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by Arthur Lange. ©
Oct. 31, 1928: 2 ce. Nov. 3; E—Pub.
607; Sage pub. corp., New York.
230138
Baby,—what that does to me; words.
and music by R. M. Ellery. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 12,
1928; H—Unpub. 1187; Robert M.
Ellery, Toledo, O. 23014
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Konzert
fiir cembalo in D-moll; mit begl.
von zwei violinen, viola u. continuo,
libertragen von Willy EHickemeyer,
of. Germany; zwei kiaviere. ©
Sept. 20, 1928: 1 e. Oct. 10; E—For.
659; Steingraber-verlag, Leipzig.
23015
— Organ choral preludes; arr. by
William Murdoch, of Great Britain;
pt. bk. . 4-4... © Nov.ed,; 1928; 1° ¢
each Nov. 16; E—For. 857-860;
Schott & co., ltd., London. .
23016-23019
Priludium und fuge in A moll;
libertragen von Otto Singer, of Ger-
many; zwei klaviere. © Sept. 20,
1928: 1 @ Oct. 10; E—For. 658;
Steingriber-verlag, Leipzig. 23020
Prelude and fugue; from The
well-tempered clavier, rev. ed. with
fingering, phrasing, pedaling, gen-
eral information, and instructive an-
notation on interpretation by Gott-
fried Galston, of Germany, domi-
ciled at St. Louis; pf. bk. 1, no. 10,
5, 121,22; ©rcNov.-14,: 1928; 2) c.
each and affs. Nov. 19; A O—3330-
sooo, Art” publication’ -soc.,: St.
Louis. 23021-23024
Bacio (Il); valse brillante, von Luigi
Arditi, arr. von Leo Artok, of Ger-
many; salon-orch., mit pf. conduc-
tor u. violino 1 direction. © Nov.
25, 1928; 1 ce. Nov. 20; E—For. 963;
B. Schott’s sGhne, Mainz, Germany.
23025
(Il); valzer, di A. Musumeci;
B flat: cdarinet. ~@©) 2 Ge) Nov. 15,
1928; H—Unpub. 1657; Antonino
Musumeci, New York. 23026
Back door papa; words and music by
W. Crawley. [Words and melody
only}. © 1 ¢. Nov. 12, 1928; H—
Unpub. 1183; Wilton Crawley, New
York. 23027
Same. © 1c. Nov. 19, 1928; EH—
Unpub. 13848; Wilton Crawley, Chi-
cago. 23028
Back in memory’s garden; waltz bal-
lad, words by H. W. Mancill, music
by F. D. George. © Nov. 3, 1928;
2 ¢. Nov. 14; E—Pub. 561; Ethel
Wayland Mancill, and Frances D.
George, Bartlesville, Okl. 23029
Back to you; words by J. Will Calla-
han, music by Frank H. Grey. ©
Nov. 9, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 10; H—Pub.
498; De Sylva, Brown & Henderson,
Bacio
inc., New York. 23030
Back where the clover’ blossoms
grow; words by R. Fulling, music
by Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only: © bf @ Nov. (2h 71928 -)
Unpub. 1447; Rena Fulling, Pale-
stine, Ill. 23031
Bacon melody folio; by Fred J. Ba-
con; ten. and plectrum banjos, with
pf. arr. by R. HE. Mark. 1. Hopi
snake dance. [4 others] © Nov.
27, 1928; 2 e@. Nov. 28; H—Pub.
1017; Don Santos, Rochester, N. Y.
23032
Ballade and jazz arrangement; by W.
AX Parson? .iycand.,2) piss: ©: 1, ¢
Nov. 2, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 833; —
William Alex Parson, Webster
Groves, Mo. 23033
Ballet (The) of creation; Norseland
tales, scenario by R. EH. Rockwood,
music by R. E. Rockwood and J.
Millard Rockwood; pf. [Photostat]
© 1c. Nov. 12, 1928; H—Unpub.
1597; Ruth Hsther Rockwood, Oma-
ha, Neb. 23034
Barcarolle; by D. Tiomkin, of Russia,
domiciled at New York; pf. ©le.
Nov. 23, 1928; E—Unpub. 1500; Di-
mitri Tiomkin, New York. 23035
Barecarolle; concert piece, by Dudley
Peele; organ. obl. 8vo. © Nov. 8,
1928; 2 c« Nov. 10; E—Pub. 665;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
23036
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23037
Barn dance; by C. E. Williams; vio-
lin and pf. © 1 ce. Nov. 14, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1238; Chas. Edwin, Wil-
liams, Lynbrook, N. Y. 23037
Barnes (Mildred) Nocturne; pf. ©
Oct. 23, 1928; 2 ce. Oct. 29; H—Pub.
570; White-Smith music pub. Co.,
Boston. 230388
Basin Street blues; by Spencer Wil-
liams;;pf..,©.1, « Novs 12° 1928;
E—Unpub. 1178; Triangle music pub.
co., inc., New York. 23039
Batiment (Le) merveilleux; paroles
traditionnelles, musique par Pierre
Gautier, of Canada; 4 voix
dhommes, sans ace. © 1 e Oct.
27, 1928: E—Unpub. 528; Charles
Marchand, Montreal, Canada.
23040
Bavardage; by Gustav Klemm, arr.
by Chas. J. Roberts [psSeud. of
Charles Kraushaar]; full orch,
Ato. © Sept. 28, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 19;
E— Pub. wel > Carlee hiceher., inc.
New York. 23041
Beatitudes (The); two-part cho., set
to music by G. A. Grant-Schaefer.
Ato. © Nov. 21, 1928; 2 c¢. Nov. 23;
/}—Pub,; 915.; Arthur, 2. Sehmidt co.,
Boston. 23042
Beautiful clouds; words by G. L. Stowe,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 21, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1443; Gerald L. Stowe,
Norton, Kan. 23043
Beautiful isle of my dreams; words
by A. B. Tilden, music by Sylvester
Long Cross. © 1c. Nov. 28, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1646; Alexander Ben-
bow Tilden, Longview, Wash. 23044
Bed at night; part song, words by
Robert Louis Stevenson, music by
James B. Beam, arr. by William
Stickles; female trio. New York,
Chappell-Harms, ine. 4to. © Nov.
2, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 8; E—Pub. 1040;
Harms, ine., New York. 23045
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Menuetto;
arr. von Leopold Weninger, of Aus-
tria; oreh.,, mit pf.-organ direction
u. violino 1 direction; in G dur.
4to. © Oct. 30, 1928; 1 ¢. Nov. 20;
E—For. 851; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
23046
-—— Minuet in G; simplified and arr.
by Harold Hisenberg; violin and pf.
or pf. solo. © Oct. 20, 1928; 2 c.
Oct: 22°’ H—Pub. 623: “Harry 'Perl-
berg music co., New York. 23047
pt. DE mss.) 7. 23
Before dawn; carol anthem, words by
Walter De-La Mare, music by H. K.
Andrews, of Great Britain; small
choir. 4to. © Oct. 11, 1928; 1 «.
Nov. 23; E—For. 822; Oxford uni-
versity press, London, 23048
Begrtissungslied; text von FE. Oser,
musik von Bungard-Wasem, op. 48,
bearb. von Paul Mania, both of Ger-
many; gemischten chor. 4to. ©
June 19, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 11; H—For.
767; P. J. Tonger, Cologne/Rh.,
Germany. — 23049
Behold, the Lamb of God; words and
music by H. Stenbock ; mixed voices.
[Swedish and English texts] ©
Oct. 1,:1928:572"e7 Noy, Aone Pub:
783; Harold Stenbock, Chicago.
23050
Bei einer fiasche Mosel; text von
Friedrich Schwarz, musik von Edu-
ard May, of Austria. © Nov. 15,
1927; 1 ¢. Apr. 23, 1928; E 689836;
Ernst Eulenburg, Leipzig. . 23051
Bell (The) boy; fantastic dance, by
Cuthbert Clarke, of Great Britain;
orch., with pf. conductor, [and]
Iris; tango de concert, by Norman
Henderson, orech. by H. M. Higgs,
of Great Britain; oreh. with violin
conductor. 4to. © Oct. 30, 1928;
1 c. Nov. 20; H—For. 936; Chappell
& co., ltd., London. 23052
Bell carol; four-pt. cho., poem by
Louise Morey Bowman, music by AI-
fred E. Whitehead, of Canada;
mixed voices a cappella. 4to. ©
Noy. 10, 1928; 2 ce. Nov. 12; H—Pub.
550; Boston music ¢co., Boston.
23053
Bell (The) chorus; hymn, words and
music by R. W. Oliver. © Oct. 25,
1928; 2 e@. Nov. 9; E—Pub. 466;
Richard W. Oliver, Dudley, Mass.
23054
Bella (La) americana; fox-trot, mu-
sica di F. Abriani, of Italy; pf. ©
1 c. Nov. 12, 1928; E—Unpub. 1574;
Felice Abriani, Baden-Baden, Ger-
many. 23055
Bellissima; fox-trot, musica di F.
Abriani, of Italy; pf. © 1 ¢ Nov.
12, 1928; E—Unpub. 1572; Felice
Abriani, Baden-Baden, Germany.
23056
Benda (Georg) Andante; bearb. von
Charles Cerné, of Austria; violine u.
klavier. © Nov. 2, 1928; 1 e«. Nov.
20; H—For. 734; Adolph Ftirstner,
Berlin. 23057
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no. 11, 1928
< 23078
Beneath the arbor vine; words by N.
Brayton, music by Ray Hibbeler. ©
1 e@ Nov. 7, 1928; E—Unpub. 918;
Nelson Brayton, Jackson, Mich.
23058
Beneath the pines; words by I. Il.
Austen, music by Sylvester Long
Gross. © 1. ¢.. Nov. 28, 1928; H—
Unpub. 1633; Ida I. Austen, Kelso,
Wash. 23059
Benedictus es Domine; music by J.
Sebastian Matthews; mixed voices;
organ ace.; in G. 4to. © Nov. 7,
1928; 2 ec. Nov. 8; H—Pub. 446; H.
W. Gray co., New York. -23060
Berceuse; by York Bowen, of Great
Britain, op. 88; pf. © Oct. 18, 1928;
1 @ Nov. 23; E—For. 839; Oxford
university press, London. 23061
Berlioz (Hector Louis) Sylphentanz;
aus Fausts verdammung, bearb. von
VaSa PYihoda, of Czechoslovakia ;
violine u. klavier. © Oct. 23, 1928;
1 c. Nov. 6; E—For. 681; Adolph
Fiirstner, Berlin. 23062
Beside blue Galilee; hymn, words and
music by Chas. H. Gabriel; solo and
cho. \©» Nov. 15,,1928;;2 «; Nov. 2;
E—U. S. pub. 408; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago. 23063
Beyond the shadows; duet and four-
pt. cho., words by Vida Munden
Nixon, music by Haldor Lillenas, of
Norway, domiciled at Indianapolis.
(In Special songs for special ocea-
sions) © Nov. 15, 1928; 2 «@ Nov.
24; E—Pub. 952; Lillenas pub. co.,
Indianapolis. 23064
Biagi; versi di N. Caputo, musica di
Joseph Natelli. © Nov. 19, 1928;
2 « Nov. 22; E—Pub. 884; Nicola
Caputo, Brooklyn. 23065
Bice; one step, adattamento ritmico
di Guido Di Napoli, musica di Et-
tore Schinelli, of Italy ; pf. con testo
e canto solo o mand. © Oct. 19,
1928; 1 c. Nov. 9; E—For. 725; A.
& G. Carisch & ¢c., Milan. 23066
Bice; one-step, di Ettore ed Achille
Schinelli, both of Italy; piccola
orch., con pf. conduttore. 4to.
Oct. 24,:1928; 1 ec. Nov. 9; E—For.
728; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
23067
Bien me lo decia Inés; danzoén, by R.
Sanchez; pf. © 1 c. Nov. 6, 1928;
H—Unpub. 902; Rafael Sanchez,
San Juan, Porto Rico. 23068
Big -bad papa, you gotta love your
maina; words and music by Micky
MecFaul [i. e. M. MecFaul] [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Nov. 21,
1928; E—Unpub. 1473; Michael
MeFaul, Baltimore. 23069
Big (The) band; march, by Wallace
A. Johnson, op. 195, no. 5; pé.
Nov. 5; 1928; 2 ec. Nov. 7; E—U. S.
pub. 378; Theodore Presser co., Phil-
adelphia. 23070
Bill Johnson; words and music by B.
Layne and Clayton McMichen.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Nov. 21, 1928 ; E—Unpub. 1455; Bert
Layne and Clayton McMichen,
Chattanooga, Tenn. 23071
Billie; selection, by George M. Cohan,
arr. by George J. Trinkaus; concert
oreh., with pf. conductor. Nov.
14, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 17; E—Pub. 1080;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
23072
Bird (The) carol; four-pt. cho., poem
by Louise Morey Bowman, music
by Alfred EH. Whitehead, of Canada;
mixed voices, a cappella. 4to. ©
Nov. 10, 1928; 2.c. Nov. 12; E—Pub.
551; Boston music co., Boston.
23073
Birds; words by Richard H. Stoddard,
musie by Erma Hoag Hiranda; high
voice. © Nov. 12, 1928; 2 c. Nov.
15; E—Pub. 659; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 23074
Birth (The) of our Lord; Christmas
cantata, text compiled from the
Bible, music by A. Monestel; soli
and cho., with pf. or organ’ acc.
4to. © Nov. 1, 1928; 2 © Nov. 19;
E—Pub. 741; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 23075
Bitin’ flea blues; words and music by
L. Johnson. [Words and melody
only] © Sept. 1, 1928; H—Unpub.
1228; Lonnie Johnson, Jackson
Heights,’ L. 1. ONLY. 23076
Bitter sweet blues; from musical
comedy, words and music by James
Dietrich and Bobby Lewis; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Oct. 31, 1928; 2 ec.
Nov. 2; E—U. S. pub. 306; Famous
music corp., New York. 23077
Black and blue blues; words and
musie by Charles Marsh and Bobby
O’Brien. © )Nov. 13, 1928; 2 e.
Nov. 14; ,.H—Pub. 671;.. Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
23078
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23079
Black and blue rhapsody; by Bingie
Madison; orch. © Nov. 1, 1928;
2 ¢. Nov. 19; E—Pub. 784; Denton
& Haskins music pub. co., ine., New
York. 23079
Black cat hoot owl; words and music
by Thomas Dorsey. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 16, 1928;
EH—Unpub. 1299; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 23080)
Black (A) man’s prayer; words and
music. by R.,.C. Hornsby. © .1.e.
Oct. 31, 1928 ; E—Unpub. 1486; Ruth
C. Hornsby, Washington. 23081
Blanchet (Emile R.) Prélude; par
HK. R. Blanchet, of Switzerland, op.
10, no. 14; pf. © Nov. 13, 1928;
2 c. Nov. 14; H—Pub. 690; Com-
posers’ music corp., New York.
23082
Blarney; Irish tune, by @Gustav
Klemm; pf. © Oct. 23, 1928; 2 c.
Nov. 2; E—Pub. 416; G. Schirmer,
inec., New York. 23083
Blind pig blues; words and music by
Williams. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Noy. 24, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1534; Triangle music
pub. co., ine., New York. 23084
Blossoms in the land of melody ; greup
1. by Genevieve Thomas Wheeler.
Kansas City, Mo.. Blossems art co.
1. The love bear walk. [5 others]
© Oct. 3, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 8; aff. Nov.
3; A O—2307; John H. Wheeler,
Kansas City, Mo. 23085:
Blow, trumpet, for the world is white
with May; words from The coming
of Arthur, by Alfred, Lord Tenny-
son, music by George B. Nevin;
men’s voices. 4to. © Nov. 10, 1928;
2 c. Nov. 15; E—Pub. 838; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 23086
Blowing kisses over the moon; novelty
fox trot song, lyric by Jack Meskill
and Billy Mann, music by Pete
Wendling and Marty Bloom [pseud.
of M. L. Blumenthal] © 1 ec. Nov.
19, 1928; H—Unpub. 1340; Gene
Spencer
Austin, inc., New York. 23087
Blue ghost blues; words and music
by L. Johnson. [Words and melody
only ] © 1c. Sept. 1, 1928; E—
Unpub. 1229; Lonnie Johnson, Jack-
son Heights, L. I., N. Y. 23088
Blue hour; words and music by Lou
Davis and J. Fred Coots; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Nov. 16, 1928; 2 e.
Noy. 19; E—721;. Remick music
corp., New York. 23089
pt. 11, n. S., v. 23
Blueberries; by Tom Satterfield; pf.
© Nov. 9, 1928; 2 ©) Nov.’ 10:
E—Pub. 502; Robbins musie corp.,
New York. 23090
lues; by D. Tiomkin, of Russia,
domiciled at New York; pf. ©
1 ec. Nov. 23, 1928; E—Unpub. 1501;
Dimitri Tiomkin, New York. 23091
Blues in G; by L. Johnson. [Melody
only] © 1 ¢. Sept. 1, 1928; E—Un-
pub. 1221; Lonnie Johnson, Jackson
Heishts, i. 2 Wh 23092
Bob! he’s the boy for me; words by
EK. M. Galbraith, music by W. R.
Hadlock. © 1 ¢. Noy. 26, 1928: E—
Unpub. 1550; W. Robert Hadlock,
Oakland, Calif. 23093
Bohemia; pasillo, por F. R. Goyco;
pt.. ©, 1_¢, News 27, ees ia
pub. 1611; Felipe -R. Goyco, San
Juan, Porto Rico. 23094
Bola y bate; danz6n, letra y musica
por /°H: | Dorres; ret « Perte hace :
pianola. © 1 ¢ Nov. 15, 1928: H—
Unpub. 1264; Heriberto Torres, New
York. 23095
Bolero; by D. Tiomkin, of Russia,
demiciled at New York; pf. ©1.«.
Noy. 23, 1928; E—Unpub. 1502; Di-
mitri Tiomkin, New York. 23096
Bolero; by Norman Demuth, of Great
Britain ; 2 pfs. © Oct. 18, 1928: 1 ¢.
Nov. 23; E—For. 829: Oxford uni-
versity press, London. 2309T
Bonzo’s stelidichein; intermezzo, von
Hermann Krome, of Germany; pf.
©' Oct. 27,. 1928; 2 ce) Noyeta- Be
For. 707; Drei masken verlag, a. g.,
Berlin. 23098
Book (The) agent; comic sketch,
words by Laurene Highfield, music
by Winifred E. Moore; mixed quar-
tette. 4to. © Nov. ‘12, 1928; 2 e.
Nov. 15; E—Pub. 643; Chart music
pub. house, ine., Chicago. 23099
Boosey & co.’s complete modern tutor
for drums, xylophone, tubuphone,
glockenspiel, and accessory instru-
ments; by H. E. Adkins, of Great
Britain. © Oct. 22, 1928; 1 c. Nov.
22; E—For. 930; Boosey & co., ltd.,
London. 23100
Bootlegger (El); letra y musica de
Alfredo Marin, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles; pf. [Photo-
stat] © 1 ec) Nov): 19;°1928;:h—
Unpub. 1408; Felipe Valdes Leal,
Los Angeles. 23101
1196
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1928
Booze crazy blues; words and music
by Jesse Crump. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Nov. 16, 1928;
H—Unpub. 1297; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 23102
Bottle neck blues; by S.. Weaver.
[Chords, single staff] © 1 ¢. Nov.
27, 1928; E—Unpub. 1660; Sylvester
Weaver, Buechel, Ky. 23103
Bourree alla tedesca; 18th century
piece by Robert Valentine, adapted
and arr. by Alfred Moffat, of Great
Britain; violin and pf. © Oct. 26,
1928; 1 ¢«. Nov. 16; E—For. 865;
Augener, !td., London. 23104
Bourree in C; by Adam Carse, of
Great Britain; violins 1 and 2, viola
and cello-bass, with pf. conductor.
©) Wage 21928) 1c. ‘Oct, 23.5:\ H+
For. 540; Augener, Itd., London.
23105
Boy and girl scouts national march-
ing song; words and music by W.
A. Jones [and] New America;
words of America set to music by
W. A. Jones; pf. © Nov. 17, 1928;
2 ¢c. Nov. 17; E—Pub. 718; Walter
A. Jones. Clinton, Mass. 23106
Boys (The) of my dreams are legion;
waltz, words and music by M.- Ew-
ing. [Words and melody only] ©
1 c Nov. 17, 1928; H—Unpub. 1316;
Max Ewing, New York. 23107
Boys (The) of the B. of L. F. and E;
fox trot novelty, words by Ernest
A. Rork, music by Ewing Reid. ©
ee line doe a. 2 C., AUS: 20: °K
698210; Collier, Rork and Reid,
Memphis, Tenn. 23108
Boy’s (The) open door to music; by
Blanche Dingley Mathews, arr. by
Blanche Dingley Mathews and
Clarence Sharp; pf., and pf. with
words. © Oct. 30, 1928: 2 ¢. Nov.
1; E—U. S. pub. 365; John Church
co.,. Cincinnati. 23109
Brahms (Johannes) Serenade; men-
uet u. scherzo, op. 11, hrsg. von H.
Lemacher u. P. Mies, both of Ger-
many, bearb. von Hermann Schroe-
der, of Germany; haus-oder schiiler-
orch. 4. u. 5. satz. 1. Partitur.—
2. Stimmen. © July 10, 1928; 1 «.
each Oct. 11; E—For. %73, 774; P.
J. Tonger, Cologne/Rh., Germany.
2a11O, 25141
— Sinfonie nr. 4: andante moderato,
op. 98, hrsg. von H. Lemacher u. P.
Mies, both of Germany, bearb. von
26260—29——_2
2 23123
M. Alt, of Germany; haus-oder
schtilerorch. 2. satz. 1. Stimmen.—
2, Partitur.,, ©) Jub; 10,, 1928; 1. ¢
each Oct. 11; E—For. 775, 776; P. J.
Tonger, Cologne/Rh., Germany.
20112, 23113
Six waltzes; from the’ Liebes-
lieder, set 2, by Johannes Brahms,
op. 52, transcribed by Guy Maier;
2 pfs., 4 hands. © Nov. 12, 1928;
Be NOY. 1s.) ie, OULD. eae
Fischer & bro., New York. 23114
Briggsie married Linda; words and
music by G. C. Sohnle. © 1 ec. Cct.
31, 1928; E—Unpub. 810: George
Charles Sohnle, Newark, N. J.
Zoli
Bring back old Broadway; lyrics by
Paul Gerard Smith and Edmund
Joseph, music by Dave Stamper and
William Kernell. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 e¢. Nov. 27, 1928;
H—Unpub. 1622; Fox film corp.,
New York. 23116
Broadcasting blues; words and music
by Jesse Crump. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Nov. 16, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1290; Chicago music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. ZoLVG
Broadway Gypsy; words by Bob Mer-
win, music by F. Galassi; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Sept. 20, 1928; 2c.
Oct. 10; E—Pub. 727; Frank Ga-
lassi, New York. 23118
Broken spoke blues; words and music
by Leroy Carr. [Words and mel-
ody..only]. ©, 1 ec, Nov. 17,. 1928;
E—Unpub. 1332; State street music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 23119
Brook (The) ; by F. Lionel Curtis, arr.
by William Strasser, of Czechoslova-
kia, domiciled at New York; orch.,
with pf. conductor. © Sept. 8, 1928;
2c. Sept. 15; E 699825; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 23120
Brown (Wylbert) Eleven violin nov-
elties; in organ style; violin solo.
1. Near the cross. © 1c. Nov. 19,
1928; E—Unpub. 1420; Wrylbert
Brown, Fort Worth, Tex. Zola
Brown gal;- words by Andy Razaf,
music by J. C. Johnson. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Nov. 12,
1928 ; E—Unpub. 1175; Triangle mu-
sic pub. co., inc., New York. 23122
Bubbling blues; by Wm. Morris; ten.
banjo solo or duet. © Nov. 12,
1928; 2 ce. Nov. 12; E—Pub. 544;
Don Santos, Rochester, N. Y. 23123
1197
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23124
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
Builded for Thy glory; duet or solo.
words and music by Haldor Lillenas,
of Norway, domiciled at Indianapo-
lis. (In Special songs for special
occasions) © Nov. 15, 1928; 2 e.
Noy. 24; E—Pub. 932; Lillenas pub.
co., Indianapolis. 23124
Bungalow (A), a radio and you; fox
trot, words and music by Fred
Dempsey and Dick Leibert, arr. by
Eddie Bard; orch. 4to. © Nov. 15,
1928; 2 ec. Nov. 16; E—Pub. 848; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 224725
Bungalow (A), a radio and you; fox
trot, words and music by Fred
Dempsey and Dick Liebert, organ
arr. by Walter C. Simon; pianorgan.
© Oct. 31, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 2; E—Pub.
494; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
23126
Burying the blues; written by R. P.
Weston and Bert Lee, music by Har-
ris Weston, of Great Britain; pf.
and ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notation |
1 ce. Oct. 24; E—For. 627; Francis.
Day & Hunter, Itd., London. 23127
Butterfly friends; waltz-song, words
and music by M. Swan [pseud. of
M. M. Swainson], of Great Britain.
[Staff and tonie sol-fa notations]
© Sept. 20, 1928; 1 «. Aug. 18; E—
For. 521; Mary Mowbray. Swain-
son, Liverpool, England. 23128
Butternut, “neath the beautiful butter-
nut tree; words and music by Harry
Woods; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by A. J. Franchini. © Nov. 7, 1928;
2 ce. Nov. 8; E—Pub. 474; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine, New York.
Zat29
Buzzin’ Jo; novelty fox trot, by Wm.
Morris; ten. banjo solo or duet. ©
Noy. 12, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 12; E—Pub.
545; Don Santos, Rochester, N. Y.
23130
By my fireside; part song, words by
Howard Johnston, music by Gitz
Rice, arr. by William Stickles; male
quartet. New York, Chappell-
Harms, inc. 4to. © Nov. 22, 1928;
2c. Nov. 23; E—Pub. 1042; Chappell
& co., ltd., London. 23131
By the bend of the river; duet, words
by Bernhard Haig, music by Clara
Hdwards, arr. by Carl Deis; sop.
and alto or bar. © Nov. 5, 1928;
2c. Nov. 16; E—Pub. 865; G. Schir-
mer, inec., New York. 23132
© Oct. 22, 1928; -
Same. © Nov. 5, 1928; 2 ¢. Nov.
16; H—Pub. 857; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 23133
By the stream; valse brillante, by J.
Maida; flute solo. © 1. Noy. 10,
1928; E—Unpub. 1168; Joseph
Maida, Syracuse, N. Y. 23134
By the waterfall; from Three little
Indians, by Edwin Vaile McIntyre,
op. 101, no.'2 ;"pi ©’ Noy. 277 1928:
2c. Nov. 30; E—Pub. 1027; Willis
music co., Cincinnati, O. 23135
By the wind that blew. across the wild
moor; waltz, words by M. Witt, mu-
sic by Ray Hibbeler. © 1 e. Nov.
24, 1928; E—Unpub. 1524; Minnie
Witt, Waterloo, Ia. 23136
Bygone days; words and music by
Jack Heaton, of Great Britain, dom-
iciled at Philadelphia. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 26, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1566; John Arthur Hea-
ton, Philadelphia. 23137
Caballero song; lyrics by Tom Barry,
music by Dave Stamper. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Noy. 8,
1928; H—Unpub. 1218; Fox film
corp., New York. 23138
Calandria (La); cancion Mexicana,
duo, letra y musica por S. R. Ramos,
of Mexico, domiciled at Chicago.
[Photostat] © Oct. 15, 1928: 2c.
Nov. 28; E—Pub. 988; Silvano R.
Ramos, Chicago. 23139
Call me thine own; from L’éclair, by
Jacques F. Halévy, simplified and
arr. by Harold WHisenberg; violin
and pf. or pf. solo. © Oct. 20, 1928;
2 e. Oct. 22; E—Pub. 634; Harry
Perlberg music co., New York.
23140
Call unto Me; hymn, words and music
by H. Dautel. S8vo. © Nov. 16,
1928; 2 «. Nov. 19; H—Pub. 712;
Hall Dautel, Chicago. 23141
Callander (Mary Hutton) Four little
pictures; by M. H. Callander, of
Great Britain; pf. Simple Simon.
[3, others]. ©. Sept. 21, 1928° 1 cc.
Oct. 23; E—For. 558; Augener, ltd.,
London. 23142
Jaltabiano (Sebastiano) 38 _ liriche;
versi di Ada Negri, musica di S.
Caltabiano, of Italy. 1. La madre.
[2 others] © Oct. 27, 1928; 1 ec.
Noy. 9; E—For. 729; A. & G. Ca-
risch & c.,: Milan. 23143
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1928
Canto triste; elegia, di A. Pennati
Malvezzi. of Italy; piccola orch. ©
Oct. 26, 1928: 1 c. Nov. 9; E—For.
724; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
23144
Canzone (La) d’amore; versi e musica.
di D. Carone; con violino obbl.; in
la. Chicago, Ill, D. Angelus & co.
[Italian and English text] © Nov.
10, 1928: 2 c. Nov. 21; E—Pub. 814;
Domenico Carone, Chicago. 23145
Caprice Prague; by A. Honicky ; vio-
feeeanid, pt., ©. 1_c. Nov. 9,. 1928;
E—Unpub. 962; Antonin Honicky,
Schenectady, N. Y. ~ 23146
Captain Swagger, all the girls ador&
you; words and music by Chas.
Weinberg and Irving Bibo; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by Anthony J.
Franchini. © Nov. 5, 1928; 2c.
Nov. 5; E—U. S. pub. 354; Bibo,
Bloedon & Lang, ine. New York.
23147
Carillon; Chrismas song, poem by Eu-
gene Field, music by Marie Briel.
eet. 25, 1928 ;'2 ‘ce. Nov.3; ‘(Hh
2s. “pub: 320; Henry "T.) ‘Fitz-
Simons, Chicago. 23148
Carnival of Venice; fantasia brillante,
by Del Staigers; solo for B flat cor-
net, bar., or E flat alto saxophone,
with pf. acc. © Oct. 9, 1928; 2 ¢.
Nov. 10; E—Pub. 748; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 23149
Carpenter (Dorothy Lyons) Two Ar-
menian folk dances; arr. by D. L.
Carpenter; melody, with pf. ace.
Sheg mazeroy. [1 other] © July
14, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 19; E—Pub. 900;
Dorothy Lyons Carpenter, Fresno,
Calif. 23150
Cascades; album of pieces, by H. W.
Chuter, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Oct. 31, 1928; 1 c. Nov. 16; E—For.
721; Collard Moutrie, London.
Dade
Castigliana; bolero, di Edgardo Mat-
tani, of Italy; orchestrina, con pf.
conduttore. 4to. © Sept. 30, 1928;
1 ec. Nov. 12; E—For. 902; Edoardo
Viani, Genoa, Italy. 23152
Cave in of the old C. and O. tunnel;
descriptive song, words and music
by E. January. © Nov. 24, 1928;
2c. Nov. 28; E—Pub. 1032; Emma
January, Hopewell, Va. 23153
Ce elkanna waltz a; by I. Rosenberg;
melody. © 1 ¢. Nov. 17, 1928; E—
Unpub. 13867; Irving Rosenberg,
Brooklyn. 23154
23165
von
4to.
! Cecilia! ! tango, text u. musik
Beltran Alfonso, of Spain; orch.
© June 1, 1928; 1 c« Oct. 11; E—
For. 759; Musikalienhandlung Al-
berti, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 23155
Chanson d’amour; by Ada Weigel
Powers; violin and pf. © Oct. 22,
1928; 2 « Oct. 24; H—Pub. 533;
Edward Schuberth & co., inec., New
York. 23156
Chanson d’automne; by Frederick
Hall, of Australia; pf. © June 6,
1928; 1 e@ Aug. 31; E—For. 621;
Allan & co., propietary Itd., Mel-
bourne, Australia. 23157
Chanson (La) de bicchi; de Jacques
Mendel, of France; orch., avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Oct. 5, 1928;
ie. Oct.” 25: H—Nor. 927-— Louis
Jacquot, Paris. 23158
Chanson joyetise; by T. Allen Cleay-
er; organ. obl. 8vo. © Nov. 12,
1928; 2 @c.. Nov. 15; HBE—Pub. 657;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 23159
Chanson pathetique; by T. Allen
Cleaver; organ. obl. 8vo. © Nov.
12, 1928; 2 ec. Nov. 15; E—Pub. 658;
J. Fischer & bro., New York.
23160
Chant d’amour; by Rob Roy Peery; pf.
Gy Nove, 206 1928* 27e) Nove22 sh
Pub. 880; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati. 23161
Characteristic and atmospheric music;
coll. containing reveries, novelet-es,
marches, ete, by American com-
posers; pf. Seduction. [5 others]
© Sept. 27, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
28; A O—2459; Maurice Baron,
Great Neck, L. IL, N. Y¥. and Irving
Berlin standard music corp., New
York. 23162
Charming; words by Sam Ward, music
by Lew Pollack; pf. acc., with uku-
lele arr. by Arthur Lange. © Oct.
31, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 3; E—U. 8S. pub.
3386; Sage pub. corp., New York.
23163
Charming -Mollee; words by R. Ligon,
music by Fred William, Resch.
1c. Noy. 26, 1928; E—Unpub. 1554;
Rosetta Ligon, Los Angeles. 23164
Chase (The); music by A. E. Guedel
and Edna Taylor; pf. © 1 c. Nov.
2, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 827; Ar-
thur Ernest Guedel, Beverly Hills,
Calif. 23165
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23166
Cherry; fox-trot, words and music by
Donald Redman, arr. by Art. Ad-
doms; pf. acc., with ukulele or ban-
julele banjo. New York, N. Y.,
United pub. co. © Oct. 22, 1928;
2 c. Nov. 9; E—Pub. 468; Southern
music pub. co., ine., New York.
23166
Chi mi fuma; valse lento, parole di
Paolo Reni, musica di V. E. Ihne,
or Huly. © 1c Nov. 12) 1928)
Unpub. 1581; Vittorio Ernesto Ihne,
Milan. 23167
Chi sa, chi sa {y fox trot; adat-
tamento ritmico di Guido Di Napoli,
musica di Ettore ed Achille Schi-
nelli, of Italy; pf. con testo e canto
solo o mand. © Oct. 19, 1928; 1 «¢.
Nov. 9; E—¥for. 727; A. & G. Car-
isch & «, Milan. 23168
Chicago world’s fair centennial cele-
bration 1933; march, by C. Mader;
band. 4to. © Oct. 26, 1928; 2 c.
Oct. 29; E—U. S. pub. 290; Carl
Mader, Forest Park, Ill. ~° 23169
CChiefs’ council; no. 2 of suite In the.
Indian country, by Cady C. Kenney ;
Di.< ©. Nowv..20; 1928-92.) Nov. 30;
E—Pub. 1091; Walter Jacobs, ine.,
Boston. 23170
Children at play; short melodious
violin numbers, by J. Klumpkey;
with pf. acc. San Francisco, Cal.,
Geo. Austin. © Nov. 22, 1928; 2
c. Nov. 26; aff. Nov. 27; A O—40S96 ;
Julia Klumpkey, San Francisco.
23171
Child’s (A) lullaby; poem by William
Blake, music by Willard Sektberg ;
high voice, in E flat. © Nov. 5,
1928; 2 c Nov. 9; H—Pub. 586;
Boston music eco., Boston. 23172
Chinese jumble; by Irving Peskin;
orch. © Nov. 1, 1928; 2c. Nov. 19;
E—Pub. 785; Denton & Haskins
music pub. co., inc., New York.
23173
Chinesische suite; nach gedichten aus
Hans Bethges, Chinesischer flote,
musik von Hugo Herrmann, of Ger-
many, op. 388: sop. u. violoncell.
1. Vom = friihling unberithrt. [3
others] © Oct. 24, 1928; 1 ¢. Nov.
6; E—For. 607; Breitkopf u. Hartel,
Leipzig. 23174
Chinoiseries; by Mario Valdés Costa;
orch.; ©. Nov.::2,,:1928: 2 ¢ -Nov. 5:
H—U. S. pub. 338; Photo play music
co., ine., New York. 23175
pt. III, n. S., v. 23;
‘Choir (A) boy sings all alone to-night ;
words and music by Jean Herbert,.
Bernard Maltin and William Ras-.
kin, rearr. by Irving Bibo. © Nov..
14, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 14; H—Pub. 620;
Bibo, Bloedon & Lang, inc., New
York. 23176
Choisy (Laure) Six pieces; by L.
Choisy, of Switzerland; pf. Danse
des poupées. [5 others] © Nov. 12).
1928; 1 ¢. Nov. 15; H—For? 701 ;
J. & W. Chester. 1td., London.
Pani 1
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) A _ bar-
carolle at dawn; words by Hugh
/ Bellamy, adaptation of music by
Ronald Bateman, of Great Britain ;-
in D. © Sept. 10, 1928; 1 c. Sept.
25; E—For. 649; Gould & Bolttler,
London. ; - 23178:
Etude in F minor; by Fr. Chopin,
op. 25, no. 2, transcribed by Adolphe.
Henselt and Guy Maier; 2 pfs., 4
hands... © Nov. 12, 1928; 2 c. Nov.
' 15; E—Pub. 663; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 23179:
Nocturne; op. 9, no. 3, bearb. von
Charles Cerné, of Austria; violine
u. pf. © Oct. 29, 1928; 1 « Nov.
10; E—For. 640; Adolph Fiirstner,
Berlin. 23180
Rain drop prelude; three-pt. cho.,
words adapted from Shakespeare,
by Nathan Haskell Dole, music arr.
by Jacques Wolfe; women’s voices.
4to. © Nov. 12, 1928; 2 «. Nov. 17;
E—Pub. 724; Harold Flammer, inc.,.
New York. 23181
Valse; arr. by Charles J. Roberts.
[pseud. of Charles Kraushaar] ;
full orch.; in E minor. © Oct. 5,
1928; 2 c. Nov. 19; H—Pub. 749;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
23182:
Choral fantasia on national airs; arr.
by Cuthbert MHarris, of Great
Britain: mixed voices. 4to. ©
Nov. 21, 1928; 1 c. Nov. 238; E—For.
844; Banks & son, York, England.
23188 -
Christ (The) child; anthem—part-
song, words by R. L. Gales, music
by Bryceson Treharne, of Great-
Britain, domiciled at New York;
4-pt. cho. of women’s voices, with
sop. solo. 4to. © Oct. 23, 1928;
2 e. Nov. 2; E—Pub. 411; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 23184 -
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
_ no. 11, 1928
Christ is risen; or, Jesus in the garden
of life, Easter service, by W. E. M.
Hackleman and Edward R. Bartlett.
12mo. © Mar. 2, 1928; 2 c. Nov.
17; aff. Nov. 16; A O—83802; E. O.
Excell co., Chicago. 23185:
‘Christ the Lord is risen to-day;
anthem for Easter, words and music
by C. D. Bancroft; mixed voices.
4to. © Nov. 28, 1928; 2 ¢. Nov. 30;
E—Pub. 1094; Carroll Douglas
Bancroft, Hot Springs, National
Park, Ark. 23186
‘Christmas (A) alleluia; words and
music by Samuel Richards Gaines;
high, in D, with pf. or organ acc.
© Nov. 6, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 8; H—Pub.
428; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
23187
‘Christmas carol; words of a 15th
century carol, music by C. Rulison;
solo voices and unison cho., organ
ace. New York, H. W. Gray co.
4to. © Nov. 13, 1928; 2 ¢. Nov. 14;
EH—Pub. 613; Constance Rulison,
Englewood, N. J. 23188
‘Christmas cradle hymn; words from
the German by Martin Luther,
music by F. Flaxington Harker, op.
56, no. 4; low voice; organ ace.
© Nov. 1, 1928; 2 ec. Nov. 3; E—
Pub. 410; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 23189
‘Christmas (A) folk song; sacred song,
by Lizette Woodworth Reese, music
by Jean Taylor; low or middle
voice. © Nov. 20, 1928; 2 c. Nov.
21; E—Pub. 808; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 23190:
‘Chrisimas on the waters; anthem,
words by Robert MacDcsugall, music
by Walter Henry Hall; mixed voices,
with organ ace. 4to. © Nov. 13,
1928; 2 c. Nov. 14; H—Pub. 616;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 23191
‘Christmas (The) song; complete |
Christmas service for the Sunday
school, with selections for the choir,
recitations and a pageant, words by
A. A. Payn and others, music by
Roy E. Nolte and others. Chicago,
Hope pub. co. 4to. © Oct. 10,
1928; 2 c. Nov. 26; E—Pub. 1005;
Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia. 23192
Cinderella and the cat; operetta in 3
acts, libretto by H. M. Barr, music
adapted by W. H. Boyer. 4to.
Wer. tt Sse! Oct 20D Siaed ;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 23193
23203
~
Cingalee; lyric by Richard A. Whiting,
“music by Neil Moret. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 26, 1928;
H—Unpub. 1547; Villa Moret, inc.,
San Francisco. 23194
Cinquantaine (La); by Gabriel-Marie,
simplified and arr. by Harold
Eisenberg; violin and pf. or pf. solo.
©. Oct, 20) 1928" 2 -e Oct. 225 —
Pub. 635; Harry Perlberg music co.,
New York. 23195
Circle (The) of enchantment; dance
drama, story and music by D. Cran-
dall, dances by Elsa Sameth. [Blue-
print] © 1 c. Sept. 25, 1928; D
27391; Dorothy Crandall, Oakland,
Calif. 23196
Circles; words and music by Billy
Sherwood and Al Hegbom; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Oct. 30, 1928; 2 ¢.
Nov. 5; E—U. S. pub. 344; Pacific
music publishers, San Francisco.
: 23197
Circulating Sal; werds and music by
H. Luft. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 31, 1928; H—UWnpub.
849; Herman Luft, New York.
23198
Clara; words and music by A. Lebe-
deff. [Yiddish text. Words and
melody only j
(NANDD)
© 1e¢ Nov. 6, 1928: H—Unpub.
$94; Aaron Lebedeff, New York.
23199
Cobbler’s (The) jig; 3 pt. cho., words
traditional, music from an English
17th century air, arr. by Katherine
K. Davis; women’s voices. 4to. ©
Oct. 2, 1928; 2 e. Nov. 9; H—Pub.
458: E. C. Schirmer music co., Bos-
ton, 23200
Cold (The) day blues; words and mu-
s1¢. Dy. J. lL. Brister:” [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 13, 1928:
Hh—Unpub. 1208; John Lincoln
Brister, Red Bank, N. J. 23201
Collection of Italian & Neapolitan
songs; compiled and arr. by A. De
Martino, of Italy; mand., with
words. Serie 76. 4to. © Sept. 1,
1928; 1c. Oct. 6; A—Foreign 162;
Italian book co., New York. 23202
Collection of Italian & Neapolitan
songs; compiled and arr. by A. De
Martino, of Italy; mand. Serie 77.
4to. © Sept. 10, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 19;
E—For. 684: Italian book co., New
York. 23203
1201
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23204
College march; by Edward Kilenyi,
arr. by Hugo Krey;,,orch,) Ato.
Nov;: 10,. 1928; 2) ce. Nov.- 12; H—
Pub. 558; Robbins music corp., New
York. 23204
Come back little pal; ballad, words
by oJ.) Smith, “Music by, uarny. . Es:
Goffin. [Words and melody only]
© 1c Noy. 26, 1928; E—Unpub.
1563 ; Jewell Smith, Los Angeles.
23205
Come back to me; theme song of Mar-
riage by contract, lyric by David S.
Goldberg, music by A. E. Joffe. ©
Oct. 31, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 1; H—U. S.
pub. 309; Shapiro, Bernstein & ¢o.,
inc., New York. 23206
Come, calm content; from The masque
of Alfred, by Thomas Arne, pf. acc.
arr. by Adam Carse, of Great
Britain. © Aug. 21, 1928; 1 c Oct.
23; E—For. 541; Augener, Itd., Lon-
don. _ 23207
Come down Mister Moon; words by
J. H. Smart, music by T. E. Tudor.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
sept. 14, 1928: (2 “el Seppe, 12h:
698665; John H. Smart, Atlanta,
Georgia. 23208
Come rowing on Mississippi; words
and music by EH. M. Tiffany.
Oct. 26, 1928; 2 c Oct. 29; H—U. S.
pub. 291; Emily Margaret Tiffany,
La Crosse, Wis. 23209
Come, sweet love; old Hnglish ballad,
words anon., music by Hugh Blair,
of Great Britain; ist and 2d sop.
and contralto. © Nov. 8, 1928: 1 ¢.
Nov. 3; E—For. 614; W. Paxton
& co., Itd., London. 23210
Come to the Savior; hymn, words and
music by W. W. Wood. © Sept.
18, 1928: 2 « Nov. 24; E—Pub.
1001; W. W. Wood, Snyder, Tex.
23211
Come West, little girl, come West;
from Whoopee, lyric by Gus Kahn,
music by Walter Donaldson. ©
Noy. 23, 1928; 2 ce. Nov. 23; E—Pub.
918: Donaldson, Douglas & Gumble.
inc., New York. 2A Ws
Come with me to Honolulu; fox trot,
words and music by H. Johnson, of
Norway, domiciled at Froid, Mont.
© 1c. Nov. 8, 1928; E—Unpub. 908:
Harald Johnson, Fort Riley, Kan.
23213
Comm’ ’o granato; words by P. Feb-
braio,, “music. by ‘B2) G:) Vairo.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
‘Concertino no. 1;
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
Nov. 1, 1928; E—Unpub. 802; Pas-
quale Febbraio and- Benedetta C.
Vairo, New York. 23214
Commercial (The) traveller; samples
in the bag, humorous song, words
by Rob. Currie, music by Norman
Long, of Great Britain. [Staff and
tonie sol-fa notations] © Oct. 11,
1928; 1 ¢«. Nov. 22; EH—For. 921;
Reynolds & co., London. aot
Communion hymn; words and music
by M. P. Opie. [Photostat] ©
Nov. 3, 1928; 2 ¢. Nov. 3; BU s:
pub. 333; Mary Pickens ‘Opie, Bur-
lington, N. C. 23216
Communion responses : music by Mrs.
H. H. A. Beach, op. 122; mixed
voices. 4to. © Nov. 21, 1928; 2 ec.
Nov. 23; H—Pub. 914; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 23217
by G. M. Abbott, op.
© 1c. Nov. 14, 1928;
'E—Unpub. 1247; Gregory M. Abbott,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 23218
by Rudolph F.
Reisa; violin, with pf. ace. © Nov.
16, 1928; 2 @ Nov. 19; HE—Pub.
716; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 23219
Concert waltz;
2 (TOR) Le epE,
Conjurés (Les); de Henri Février,
arr. par Raoul Labis, of France;
orch. restreint, avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Oct. 5, 1928; 1 « Oct: 25;
H—For. 879; Choudens, Paris.
23220
study in legato playing
by Frederick Hall,
© June 20, 1928;
For. 622; Allan & —
ltd., Melbourne,
Za221
Consolation ;
in both hands,
of Australia ;: pf.
1 @ Auge sis
co., proprietary
Australia.
Consolation ; words and music by Hal-
dor Lillenas, of Norway, domiciled
at Indianapolis; mixed voices. (Jn
Special songs for special occasions)
© Nov. 15, 1928; 2 @ Noy. 24; H—
Pub. 950; Lillenas pub. co., Indian-
apolis. 23222
waltz, by S. Patti and
accordion. © June
15; E 698044;
Convalescent ;
HK. H. Hansen;
13, LOQS: 2) cats:
Killer H. Hansen and Santo Patti,
Milwaukee. 23223
Coon tail; music by J. B. Smith; mel-
ody ;with pf. ace: +O, 2c. Nov. 2,
1928 ; E—U. S. unpub. 824; J. Brad-
ford Smith, Nashville. 23224
1202
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1928
Coquette (La); intermezzo, by Fred-
erick Albert Hoschke; pf. © Nov.
5, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 7; E—U. S. pub.
384; Theodore Presser co., Philadel-
phia. Za225
Corpus Christi; poem from Balliol
MS.354, early XVIth century, music
by P. Warlock, of Great Britain;
Sop. and ten. soli, with string quar-
tet ace. London, J. Curwen & sons,
ltd. , ©. Web, 4, 1927; 1c. Feb. 4;
E 657428 ; Peter Warlock, Kent, Eng-
land. 23226
Cosette; waltz, by Rob Roy Peery;
pt) Gi Nov. (21,.1928); 2.c.: Nov.):22;
H—Pub. 881; Willis music ce., Cin-
cinnati. Wael
Cossacks; words by Gordon Stewart,
music by Y. Stewart. © 1c. Nov.
8, 1928; E—Unpub. 937; Yvonne
Stewart, New York. 23228
Cottage (A) for two; words by Dave
Dreyer, music by Frank Parente.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Noy. 2, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 819;.
James Dante, Madison, N. J. 23229
Could I; by Denis Poggis, of Greece,
demiciled at New York. [Melody
only!” © 1 cc.‘ Nov., 26, 1928; H—
- Unpub. 1541; Kimon Hadjoson, New
York. 23230
Couldn't I; words by Andy Razaf, mu-
si¢ by J. C. Johnson. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Nov. 12, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1176; Triangle music
pub. ¢co., ine., New York. Dane
Count (The) of Como; or, A bandit’s
bride, comic opera in 2 acts, book
and lyrics by F. R. Bell and Harold
Hilis, music by W. H. Bullock, of
Great Britain. London, J. Curwen
& sons, ltd. © Oct. 16, 1928; 1 e¢.
Oct. 20; E—For. 620; William H.
Builock, London. 23232
Counting the milestones; fox trot,
words by Raymond Wallace, music
by Harry Tilsley, of Great Britain;
pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Oct. 30, 1928;
1 ce. Nov. §; E—For. 709; Cecil Len-
nox, ltd., London. POSS
Country dance; by Henry Hadley;
orch. © Oct. 30, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 22;
E—Pub. 899; C. C. Birchard & co..
Boston. 23234
Country dance; by Paul Zilcher, of
ermany, op. 227, no. 5; 2 violins,
with pf. ace. © Aug. 21, 1928; 1 «.
Oct. 23; E—For. 574; Augener, Itd.,
London. 23235
23246
Couperin (Francois) Five harpsichord
pieces; arr. by Kathleen Dale, of
Great Britain; violin and pf. 1.
Sarabande. [4 others] © June 21,
1928; 1 ¢« July 28; E—For. 604;
Schott & co., Itd., London. 23236
Courante; dance of French origin, by
Helen L. Cramm, op. 42, no. 1; pf.
© Nov. 28, 1928.2 c. Nov: 26; E—
Pub. 1060; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 23200
Cradle song; by Miska Hauser. sim-
plified and arr. by Harold Hisen-
berg; violin and pf. or pf. solo. ©
Oct. 20, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 22; EH—Pub.
628; Harry Perlberg music co., New
York. 23238
Cradle (A) song; three-pt. cho., words
by William Blake, music by Daniel
Protheroe; women’s voices. 4to. ©
Noy. 21, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 23; E—Pub.
876; Boston music co., Boston.
23239
Crawley blues; by W. Crawley. [Mel-
oly only] © 1c. Noy. 5, 1928; E—
Unpub. 865; Wilton Crawley, New
York. 23240
Cri-cri; operetta in 8 atti, di C. Lom-
bardo e Virgilio Ranzato, both of
Italy, adattamento ritmico di Carlo
Ravasio; pf. e canto. © Oct. 1,
1928; 2 ec. Nov. 12; D 27405; Carlo
Lombardo, Milan. 23241
Cricco, crocco e€ manecangino; versi e
musica di F. Amodio; violino. ©
1 c. Nov. 17, 1928; E—Unpub. 1311;
Frank Amodio, Brooklyn. 23242
Croon; southland idyll, by Edward
Harris; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © Nov. 12,
1928; 2 c. Nov. 15; E—Pub. 660; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 23243.
Cross my heart: selection, by Harry
Tierney; pf. © Oct. 24, 1928; 2 ¢.
Oct. 26; E—Pub. 528; Harms, ine.,
New York. 23244
Cross (The) of love; words and music
by Haldor Lillenas, of Norway, dom-
iciled at Indianapolis. (Jn Special
songs for special occasions) © Nov.
15, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 24; E—Pub. 939;
Lillenas pub. co., Indianapolis.
23245
Cross roads; ballad fox-trot, theme
song of Show people, lyric by Ray-
mond Klages, melody by William
Axt and David Mendoza; pf. ace.
©): Nov. 1; 1928;-2:'ce. Nov. 2; E—U.
S. pub. 308; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 23246.
1203
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23247
Crowing rooster blues; words and
music by L. Johnson. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Sept. 1, 1928:
H—Unpub. 1226; Lonnie Johnson,
Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y. 23247
Cuckoo (The); folk-tune from Somer-
set, set by Leo Sowerby; pf. ©
Nov. 10, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 12; H—Pub.
554; Boston musie ¢o., Boston.
23248
Cuddle closer; words by Perry Alex-
ander, music by Woody Frisino
[pseud. of W. Frisino| and Ted
Claire. [Words and. melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1928; E—Unpub. 974;
Warren Frisino, Gardenville, Md.
23249
Cumberland (Gladys) Sonatina; by
G. Cumberland, of Great Britain;
pf. © Nov. 1, 1928; 1 c¢. Nov. 16;
E—For. 718; Warren & Phillips,
London. 23250
Cupid; words by Edith M. Walker, .
music by Wilfrid: Sanderson, of
Great Britain; in G. © Oct. 18,
1928; 1 ¢« Nov. 22; E—For. 927;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 23251
Curly locks; by Wallace A. Johnson,
op. 195, no. 4> pi. ©, Nov. 5, 1928;
2°. ONOV. "Co Ue BUD. OTT ;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
23252
Cutest (The) kids in town; words and
music by Thomas B. Weaver. Syra-
cuse, N. Y., Willis N. Bugbee. ©
Aug. 1, 1928; 2 c Nov. 3; E—U. S.
pub. 330; Willis N. Bugbee, Syra-
cuse, N. Y. ZoaZop
Cygnes nostalgiques; par Edouard
Flament, of France, op. 80, no. 4;
orch., avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Oct. 5, 1928; 1 c Oct. 25; E—For.
880; Choudens, Paris. 23254
Czardas; by V. Monti, arr. by Gus-
tav Saenger; pf. solo. © Océ. 31,
1928;°'2 c. Nov. 19; H—Pub. 758;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
2a200
wzardas; di Italo Bariola, of Italy;
orchestrina, con pf. conduttore. 4to.
@) Oct. .1,, 19283" cx Nov. 12)
For. 901; Edoardo Viani, Genoa,
italy. 23256
J) natural blues; by F. Henderson and
W. H. Challis. [Melody only] ©
1c. Nov. 2, 1928; E—U. S. unpub.
818; Fletcher Henderson, New York.
238257
pt. 11, n. s., v. 23
Dad; words by Sarah K. Marine, mu-
sic by Haldor Lillenas, of Norway,
domiciled at Indianapolis; pf., with
words. (In Special songs for spe-
cial occasions) © Nov. 15, 1928;
2 ec. Nov. 24; EH—Pub. 928; Lillenas
pub. co., Indianapolis. 23258
Daheim; text von A. Voigt, musik von
Rudolf Gliick, of Germany; miin-
nerchor. 4to. © June 11, 1928; 1 ¢.
Oct. 11; H—For. 814; Karl Hoch-
stein, Heidelberg, Germany. 23259
Dakota; words and musie by Noble
Sissle; pf. acc., with banjulele ban-
jo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations]. © Oct. 2, 1928; 1c Oct.
38, Le Oct. 20; H-—Pub, 417, B.
Feldman & co., London. 23260
Dance caprice; by Paul Stoeving; vio-
lin and pf? © OGt:) 8, /19285.!2).e.
Oct. 9; E—Pub. 531; Edward Schu-
berth & co., inc., New York. 23261
Dance (The) of the flowers; two-
part cho., words tr. by A. P. Graves,
music by William Berwald; sop. and
alto.::,, 4to.. GpeApr Spears, -C.
Nov. 17, 1928; E—Pub. 703; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 23262
Dance of the popinjays; by George
Dunbar Shewell; pf. © Nov. 23,
1928; 2 « Nov. 26; E—Pub. 1056;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
23263
Dancers, come up! based on native
melodies, text and music by Theo-
phil Wendt, of Great Britain, domi-
ciled at New York; bar. voice, in G.
© ‘Sept. 26, 1928; 2 « Nov. 19; H—
Pub. 764; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 23264
Dancing puppets; juvenile intermez-
zo, by Irénée Bergé, orch. by Wil-
liam C. Schoenfeld; orch. with pf.
or organ conductor. © Oct. 30,
1928; 2 « Oct. 81; E—U. S. pub.
302; Robbins music corp., New York.
23265
Danse bagateHe;: by R. Bourdon; pf.
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1928; E—Unpub. 973 ;
Rosario Bourdon. Camden, N. J.
23266
Danse hongroise; by Paul Du Val,
of Great Britain; pf., 4 hands. ©
Nov. 28, 1928; 2 «. Nov. 26; H—Pub.
1055: Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 23267
1204
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1928
Danube waves; waltz, by J. Ivanovici,
arr. by Chas. J. Roberts; full orch.,
with pf. conductor. © Sept. 13,
1928: 2 « Nov. 19; H—Pub. 776:
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 23268
Dark eyes; old Gypsy air, Russia, arr.
by G. Davidoff: pf. © Nov. 9, 1928;
2 ce. Nov. 12; E—Pub. 961; Gregory
Davidoff, Chicago. 23269
Dark (A) night: variations on the
theme by Harry Horlick and Greg-
ory Stone, arr. from original sc. by
Lester Brockton; full orch.. with
pf. conductor. © Sept. 28, 1928: 2
e. Noy. 19; E-Pub. 7693" Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 23270
Darlene! who do you love? words and
music by Joe Mack; jr., [i. e J.C.
Mack, jr.] © 1 ¢ Nov. 21, 1928;
H—Unnpub. 1425; Joseph C. Mack,
jr., Toledo, O. 3 PATEL
Das kommt nicht in frage; fox-trot,
text von Charlie Amberg, musik von
Frank Stafford, of Germany, instr.
von Kurt Lubbe, of Germany; orch.,
mit violino 1 direction und pf. di-
rection. 4to. © Nov. 10, 1928; 1 ¢.
Noy. 27; E—For. 916; Musikverlag
City, Leipzig. 23272
Dawn of peace; by T. D. Williams;
violin and pf. © Nov. 5, 1928: 2 ec.
Noy. 7; E—U. S. pub. 379 ; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 23273
Dawn (The) of peace; Christmas can-
tata with Scripture readings inter-
spersed, libretto by Palmer Hart-
sough, music by E. K. MHeyser;
choirs or large choruses. Cincin-
nati, O., Fillmore music house. 4to.
© Oct. 4, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 7; D 27399;
Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati.
23274
Dawn on the downs; words by E. A.
Barrell. jr.. music by John Barnes
Wells. 1. In C—2. In A. © Nov.
230) 1928: 2~c.. each Nov.: 26. . H—
Pub. 1052; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 23215
Dawn (The) upon the hills o’home;
poem by Edmund Leamy, music by
H. Behr. © Nov. 9, 1928; 2.¢. Nov.
12; E—Pub. 963; Herman Behr,
Brooklyn. 23276
Dawnlight. the rose and you: by Ed-
ward G. Simon, transcribed by Pau-
line Ellen Hughes; violin and pf.
Concert ed. © Oct. 3, 1928: 2 «@.
Oct. 5; E—Pub. 532; Edward Schu-
berth & co., inc, New York: 23277
- 23288
Day of love: words by H. H. Story,
musie by E. S. Wilkin. © 1 e¢. Oct.
15, 1928; E—Unpub. 1601; Harry
H. Story, Antioch, Calif. and Edith
Story Wilkin, Pittsburg, Calif.
23278
Davs (The) gone by; words by Mrs.
Wm. Jungeberg, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Nov. 21, 1928; E—Unpub. 1445;
Mary Jungeberg, Grafton, O.
23279
Days’ of long ago; words by N. C.
Leahy, music by Sylvester Long
Cross. © 1 ¢. Nov. 3, 1928; E—
Unpub. 841; Nora Catherine Leahy,
Seattle. 23280
D-d-dont d-d-do-do that; lyrics by E.
Ashley, melody by C. Dubois; with
pf. acc. © Nov. 10, 1928: 2 e@. Nov.
19; E—Pub. 794: Clair Dubois and
Ethel Ashley, San Francisco. 23281
Dear eyes that gaze so fond in mine;
words by Daniel S. Twohig. musie
by L. Leslie Loth. © Nov. 13, 1928;
2 e. Nov. 15: E—Pub. 674; John
Church co., Cincinnati. 23282
Dear mother of mine; words and mu-
sie by F. M. Moore. © 1 ec. Nov.
27. 1928: E—Unpub. 1607; Fannie
M. Moore, Newburgh, N. Y. 23283
Dear old mother far away; words by
F. W. Anderson, music by Luther
A. Clark. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Nov. 1, 1928; 2 ¢. Nov.
8: E—Pub. 440; Fritz W. Anderson,
Attleboro, Mass. 23284
Dear, within my heart; words by Mary
Rieca Compton, music by E. L.
Ricea. © 1 ce. Nov. 16, 1928; H—
Unpub. 1305: Emile Louis Ricca,
San Jose, Calif. 23285
Decatur school song; words and musie
by C. A. H. Van Benthuysen. ©
1 ec. Oct. 25. 1928; E—Unpub.. 879;
Clara A. H. Van Benthuysen, Brook-
lyn. 23286
Delizia; mazurka, by Valentino
Roma; accordion. © Nov. 28, 1928;
2 c. Nov. 30; E—Pub. 1097; Roma
musie co., Cleveland. 23287
Dem ziele zu... . text von Hein-
rich Gutberlet, musik von Hugo
Kaun, of Germany; maAnnerchor.
Ato.» © June’ a, T9280 “ey Oct!’ 11s
E—For. 806; Karl Hochstein, Hei-
delberg, Germany. 23288
1205
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23289
Departing day; by Carl F. Mueller;
organ. © Novy. 1, 1928; 2 e. Nov.
17; E—Pub. 978; White-Smith mu-
Sic pub. co., Boston. 23289
Depths (The) of love; sacred song,
words by Oliver Murray Edwards,
music by Charles H. Gabriel; med.
voice. Syracuse, N. Y., Oliver mu-
sic co. © Oct. 18, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 29;
E—Pub. 567; Oliver M. Edwards,
Syracuse, N. Y. 23290
Désespoir ; par Ch. Pons et Paul Fosse,
both of France; orch., avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Oct. 5, 1928: 1 c.
Oct. 25; HE—For. 883; Choudens,
Paris. 23291
Despierta mi negra; cancién popular,
duo, letra y musica di I. M. Valle,
of Mexico. domiciled at Chicago.
[Photostat] © 1 «@ Noy. 19, 1928:
E—Unpub. 1661; Ignacio M. Valle,
Chicago. 23292
Desprecio; bolero, letra de Jose Arte-
cona, musica de L. Andreu, of Cuba;
pf. ©1 ce. Oct. 31, 1928; E—Unpub.
907; Lorenzo Andreu, Havana, Cuba.
. 23293
Deutsche (Das) lied; ein und mehr-
stimmige gesinge mit und ohne in-
strumentenbegleitung, hrsg. von E.
Dahlke, of Germany. 4. teil. S8vo.
© Dee. 21,:1925;°1 ‘¢ Dee: 3, 1926;
E—For. 738; G. D. Baedeker, G. m.
b. H., Essen, Germany. 23294
Deutsches volk, verzage nicht! text
von Sophie Breiter, musik von Her-
mann Sonnet, of Germany; minner-
cher, 4to. “© Sunerio, 1998-4) 1/-c.
Oct. 11; E—For. 770; P. J. Tonger.
Cologne/Rh., Germany. 23295
Deuxiéme petite suite; par Giulio de
Micheli, of Itaiy, op. 18, arr. par
G. Groschwitz, of Germany; pf.
Preludio. [3 others] © Aug. 18,
1928;.1 @ Oct: ‘381; EH——For!: 519;
Anton J. Benjamin, Leipzig. 23296
Devilish blues: words and music by
Stovepipe Johnson and J. M. Wil-
liams. [Chords, single staff] ©
1 « Nov. 7, 1928; E—Unpub. 924;
State street music pub. co., ine.,
Chicago. 23297
Devil’s (The) tango; by Don Emilio
[pseud. of Emilio Rodriguez], orch.
by A. L. B. Van de Velde; pf. ©
1 ¢. Novy. 20, 1928; E—Unpub. 1354;
Ymilio Rodriguez, Chicago. 23298
Diddy-dum-dum; from So long, Letty,
words by Frank Eyton, music by
pt. nay nes. tv; 23
Billy Mayerl, of Great Britain. ©
Oct. 30, 1928; 1 c. Nov. 20; E—For.
934; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
23299
Dieci cori antichi (Ten antique
choruses); by Giovan Ferretti and
others, introduction and editing by
G. F. Malipiero, of Italy, English
tr. by Carl Engel; mixed voices.
v. 1, 2. 4to: © Sepr Geese. c.
each Oct. 20; E—Pub. 577, 578; C.
C. Birchard & co., Boston.
23300, 23301
Dimmi; romanza, words and music
by P. Signore. 1 ec. Noy. 24,
1928; E—Unpub. 1526; Paolo Sig-
nore, Bayonne, N. J. 23302
Distant chimes; by Albert W. Snow;
organ. © Nov. 21, 1928; 2 ¢ Nov.
21; E—Pub. 807; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. ; 23303
Divine; words and-.music by Steve
Gardella [i. e. Stephen Gardella]
© 1 c. Nov.. 26, 1928; H—Unpub.
1567; Stephen Gardella, Brooklyn.
sland ie 23304
Dixie (The) hobo; words and music
by B. Layne and C. MeMichen.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Nov. 21, 1928; E—Unpub. 1451;
Bert Layne and Clayton McMichen,
Chattanooga, Tenn. 23305
Do you love me; words and music
by I. Firstenberg. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 e@ Nov. 10, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1303; Irving Firsten-
berg, Brooklyn. 23306
Doge und Dogaressa; musikalische
biihnendichtung, in zwei akten, von
Ludwig Roselius, of . Germany;
orch.-partitur. © Oct. 6, 1928; 1 c.
Nov. 6; E—For. 603; Drei masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 23307
Doggone betcha: words by K. Schene,
music by Rob’t H. Brennen. [Words
and melody cnly] © 1 ¢. Noy. 21,
1928: E—Unpub. 1444; Katherine
Schene, Louisville. 23308
Dolee fiore: valse, di D. Carone; pf.;
in la bemolle. Chicago, Ill., D. An-
gelus & co. © Nov. 10, 1928; 2 e.
Nov. 21; E—Pub. 817; Domenico
Carone, Chicago. 23309
Dolly (The) brothers; text u. musik
von Harry Ralton [pseud. of Heinz
Rosenthal], bearb. von Hartwig v.
Platen, both of Germany; orch. mit
pf.-direction. 4to. © Mar. 10, 1928;
1 e. Oct. 11; E—For. 761; Musik-
alienhandlung Alberti, G. m. b. H..,
Berlin. 23310
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no. 11, 1928
: 93831
Dolores, favorita of my heart; words
by Lily E. Wyles, music by W. Mar-
tini, of Germany, domiciled at New
York. © i1.c. Nov. 16,.1928; H—
Unpub. 1285; Werner Martini, New
York. 20011
Don Pancho y Ramona; danzon, por
R. Marquez, jr.; pf. © 1 c. Nov.
6, 1928; H—Unpub. 900; Rafael
Marquez, jr., Santurce, Porto Rico.
2aoL2
Donizetti (Gaetano) Lucia di Lam-
mermoor; selezione, arr. by Camil-
lo Chiericoni, of Italy, domiciled at
New York; pf. © Oct: 25, 1928;
2 c. Noy. 5: E—Pub. 621; Mauro V.
Cardilli, New York. 233138
Donna Lou; words and music by N.
V. Smith, © 1 c¢. Nov. 24, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1539; Nellie von Gerich-
ten Smith, Prescott, Ariz. 23314
Donna regina; versi di Giovanni Ma-
ria Sala, musica di N. Segurini, of
aly; pt. © 1 « Nov. 12;°1928;
EH—Unpub. 1580; Nello Segurini,
Milan. 23315
Don’t giggle, but wiggle away; waltz,
words and music by H._ Ross.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Nov. 138, 1928; E—Unpub. 1197;
Hugh Ross, New York. 23316
Don’t let your mouth start nothing;
words and music by Stovepipe John-
son and J. M. Williams. [Chords,
single staff] © 1. Nov. 7, 1928;
EH—Unpub. 925; State street music
pub. co., inc., Chicago. 23317
Don’t spoil your pretty eyes with
tears; words by E. Barbe and Rich-
ard Dewhurst, music by James
Flora. New York, C. H. Galligan.
©, /0ct..25,,1928;.2 ¢.. Now: 8;,E—
Pub. 439; Edward Barbe and James
Flora, New York. 23318
Donveda; by F. Munro Planque; ten.
banjo solo. © Nov. 19, 1928; 2 «.
Nov. 19; E—Pub. 788; Don Santos,
Rochester, N. Y. 23319
Dorf madel; polka, by P. Miiller: 1st
B flat cornet. © 1. Nov. 30, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1679; Peter Miiller,
Philadelphia. 2332
Dorsch (Der) hat die Marie gepiekt;.
foxtrctt, worte u. musik von Franz
Strassmann, bearb. von William
Hiinzel, both of Germany; salon
orch. u. jazz band. 4to. © June
21, 1928: 1 & Oct. 113° H—For; 753;
Fritz Horst, Altona/Elbe, Germany.
23321
Down by the Ozark trail; words and
music by B. Layne and C. McMichon.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Nov. 21, 1928; EHE—Unpub. 1454;
Bert Layne and Clayton McMichon,
Chattanooga, Tenn. 23322.
Down in Alabama; words by Judy
Rayford. music by E. G. Burdick.
CY Nov. 3, 182827" 2307* Nove a a —
Pub. 420; Emma Gay Burdick,
Mobile. 23323
Down on that old Ozark farm; lyrics
ahd music by BE. W. Worley. © 1
ce. Nov. 12, 1928; E—Unpub. 1171;
Ernest Walter Worley, Kansas City,
Kan. 23324
Down silvery Honolulu way; words
by EH. Johnson, music by L. Florin
Brown. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ce. Nov. 19, 1928; E—Unpub.
1852; Edna Johnson, Fort Wayne,
Ind. ’ 23325
Dramatic; by O. E. Sharratt; pf. ©
Apr. 1, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 23; E—Pub.
695; Harmony studios, Orville Ed-
ward Sharratt, prop., Kansas City,
Mo. 23326
Dramatie agitato; by William Axt,
orch. by Edward Turkisher; orch.,
with pf. or organ conductor. ©
Noy. 1, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 2; E—U. S.
pub. 311; Robbins music corp., New
York. Zao
Dream (A); by M. W. Acunto. © 1
c. Noy. 23, 1928; E—Unpub. 1508;
Manlio Wm. Acunto, Brooklyn.
23328
Dream-boat (A) passes by; school
song on the Andantino in D flat,
words written and adapted by
Annie Andros Hawley, musie by
Edwin H. Lemare, arr. by Charles
F. Manney; sop., alto and bass. 4to.
© Oct. 24, 1928; 2 e Oct. 29; H—U.
S pubs. 269 “Oliver” Ditson > co.
Boston. 23329
Dream city; words and melody by N.
Morrilla; pf. acc. Los Angeles,
Calif., Wilson music pub co. ©
Nov. 1, 1928; 2 ec. Nov. 27; E—Pub.
1022; Neysa Morrilla, Beverly Hills,
Calif. 23330
Dream (A) of a love nest with you;
words by C. M. Campbell, music by
Sylvester Long Cross. © 1c. Nov.
28, 1928; HE—Unpub. 1634; Cora
May Campbell, Wapato, Wash.
23331
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23332
Dream (The) of a rose; words and
music by M. E. Bronson. © 1 «.
Nov. 8, 1928; E—Unpub. 956;
Margaret E. Bronson, Cincinnati.
23332
Dream on; words and music by F. J.
Naibert. © Nov. 16, 1928; 2 ¢. Nov.
19; E—Pub. 1076; Frank J. Naibert,
Cedar Rapids, Ia. 23333
Dreaming of a girl like you; words
and music by G. K. Tilden. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 19,
1928 ; E—Unpub. 1400; Grace
Kathryn Tilden, Royal Oak, Mich.
23334
Dreaming of the day ; fox trot, written
and composed by Eddie Grossbart,
Ray Noble and Alan Murray, all
of Great Britain; pf. and ukulele
ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Nov. 2, 1928; 1. ¢. Nov.
13; E—For. 673; Cecil Lennox. Itd.,
London. - 23335
Dreaming of the day; lyric and music
by Roy Turk and Joe Gold; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Noy. 8, 1928; 2c.
Nov. 10; E—Pub. 5038; Remick
music corp., New York. 23336
Dreaming of yesterday; words by E.
Johnson, music by L. Florin Brown.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Nov. 19, 1928; E—Unpub. 1351;
Edna Johnson, Fort Wayne, Ind.
23337
Dreaming of you; ballad, words and
music by C. Amaker. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Nov. 20,
1928; 2 c. Nov. 24; E—Pub. 981;
Carrie Amaker, St. Matthews, S. C.
23338
Dreams of love; by P. Chiappinelli, of
Italy, domiciled at Bridgeport,
Conn.; violin and pf. © 1 ¢ Nov.
17, 1928; E—Unpub. 1334; Peter'
Chiappinelli, Bridgeport, Conn.
23339:
Dreams of the East and West; poem
by Douglass Malloch, music by H.
Behr. © Nov. 9, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 12;
E—Pub. 962; Herman Behr, New
York. 23340:
Dreams of yesterday; from Virginia,
words by Douglas Furber, R. P.
Weston and Bert Lee, music by John
Hope, of Great Britain. © Sept.
24, 1928: 1 c. Oct. 27; E—For. 6438;
Harms, inc., New York. 23341
Drift on and dream forever; words
and music by W. Smith, Ethel Loris
and Lillian Loris. © Nov. 7, 1928;
2c. Nov. 14; E—Pub. 693; Lorenzo
12
pt: InN S|, Wes
Ferreiros and Walter Smith, San
Francisco. 23342
Drifting down the river Rhine; words
by Al Dubin, music by Little Jack
Little; pf. and ukulele ace. © Nov.
9, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 10; E—Pub. 500;
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co... New
York. 23343.
Drink to me only with thine eyes;
old English song, words by Ben
Jonson, music arr. by Ernest Reeves,
of Great Britain; with violin or
cello obbl. © Oct. 31, 1928; 1 e.
Nov. 12; EH—For. 668; Walsh,
Holmes & co., ltd., London. 23344
Drozdov czardas; by M. Stretansky ;
1st violin. © 1 @ Nov. 19, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1349; Michael Stretan-
sky, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 23345.
Du bist mein kleines vis 4 vis ; foxtrot,
text von Gtnther Bibo u. Ernst
Neubach, musik von Rudolf Nelson,
‘of Germany, arr. von Nico Dostal.
© Sept. 15, 1928: 1 e« Nov. 3; H—
For. .5987; Alrobi musikverlag, G.
me<b.\ 44. “Berlin: 23346
Du unser Herr und Gott; text von
Math. Claudius, musik von Hugo
Kaun, of Germany; mannerchor.
Ato. ©) June. 1 1928e 1 cyOckyast:
E—For. 805; Karl Hochstein, Hei-
delberg, Germany. 23347
Dying (The) girl; words and music by
B. «Miller. [Words and melody
only] ©1«. Nov. 5, 1928; E—Un-
pub. 861; Bob Miller, New York.
23348
polka, by IL.
© 1. Nov. 8,
Dziadek zbapku [!];3
Witkowski; violin.
1928 ; E—Unpub. 946; Leon Witkow-
ski, New York. 23349
Each night as I pillow my head;
words by G. J. Wendling, music by
BE. A. Schindler; pf: © 1 © Nov:
10, 1928: E—Unpub. 1158; George J.
Wendling and Edward A. Schindler,
Chicago. 23350
Easy (The) and rapid piano and
chromatic accordion method; by A.
Zordan. [English and Italian text]
© Nov. 28, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
26: A O—4244; Antonio Zordan,
Chicago. Dano
Echoes of Slovakia; 5 Slovak folk
songs, by R. C. Chladek. 1. Pod-
krivansky kraj zaviaty. [4 others]
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 23, 1928; E—Unpub. 848;
Richard C. Chladek, Wilkes-Barre,
Pa. 23352
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no. 11, 1928
Zon
s
Bekhard violin method; for class
teaching, by W. J. Eckhard. pt. 1.
© Nov. 27, 1928; 2 ce. Nov. 28; E—
Pub. 1016; Don Santos pub. co., inc.,
Rochester, N. Y. 23353
Efectos de un beso; danzon, letra y
musica. por Vicente Sigler [i. e. V.
S. Lalondri], of Cuba, domiciled at
New? York!*pl" © 1*e: Oct. -'30,
1928 ; E—Unpub. 818; Vicente Sigler
Lalondri, New York. —~ 23354
Hilali, eilali, eilala; niggerwiegenlied
im foxtrot-tempo, worte von Hans
Pflanzer, musik von Hans May, of
Austria. © Sept. 15, 1928; c. Nov.
3; E—For. 593; Alrobi musikverlag,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 23355
Hinstein; by L. De Costa. ©1c. Nov.
10, 1928; E—Unpub. -997; Leon De
Costa, New York. 23356
Einzug des schéik; arabischer fest-
marsch, von Angely Barvas, bearb.
yon Leopold Weninger, of Austria;
orch. mit violino 1 direction und pf.
direction. 4to. © Sept. 6, 1928; 1
c. Sept. 25; E—For. 53; Anton J.
Benjamin, Leipzig. 23357
Hisemann (Josephine Lowenstein)
Waltz; no. 202, by J. L. Eisemann.
[Melody only] ©1«. Nov. 3; 1928;
EH—Unpub. 1363; Josephine L. Hise-
mann, New York. 23358
Elfentanz; von Johnny MHeykens, of
Austria, op. 38, arr. von Leopold
Weninger, of Austria; orch., mit pf.-
organ direction. 4to. © Oct. 30,
1928; 1 ¢« Nov. 20; E—For. 842;
Anton J. Benjamin, Leipzig. 23359
Elizabeth; song fox-trot, words and
music by Q. R. Snowden. © 1 «
Nov. 6, 1928; E—Unpub. 897; Q.
Roscoe Snowden, New York. 23360
En plus grand; paroles de Albert Wil-
lemetz et Ch. L. Pothier, musique
de Samuel Pokrass, of Germany; pf.
ace., avec ukulele de F. Salabert. ©
Oct.. 5, 1928; 1 ¢. Oet. 25; E—For.
895; Francis Salabert, Paris. 23361
En prise directe; par Alex. De Taeye,
of Belgium; orch., avec pf. conduc-
teur et 1°°* violons conducteur. 4to.
© Oct. 5, 1928:°1 ¢. Oct. 25; H—For.
878; Choudens, Paris. 23362
Enchanted (The) nymph; by Mischa
Levitzki; pf. © Nov. 5, 1928; 2 «.
Noy. 16; E—Pub. 861; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 23363
Endless dreams; words by S. Gardel-
la, music by R. Knudsen; pf. acc.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by May Singhi Breen. © Sept.
18; 1928;°2 e. Aug. 18; E—696971 ;
Roy Knudsen and Steve Gardella,
Brooklyn. 23364
Hndless (The) kiss; words and music
by Hugo Felix. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 c¢ Nov. 14, 1928;
EH—Unpub. 1239; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 23365
Mraptured (The) nigger; by Ludomir
R6zycki, cp. 58, no. 1; pf. © July
9 1928; 1c. Oct. 23: H—Wor. 551 ;
Augener, Itd., London. 23366
Enter into His gates with thanksgiv-
ing; chant, words from the Bible,
music by Grace Wilbur Conant. ©:
Nov. 15, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 21; H—Pub.
826; Presbyterian board of Chris-
tain education, Philadelphia.
23367
Envoyons dVavant nos gens; paroles
traditionnelles, musique par Pierre
Gautier; a 4 voix @hommes, sans
ace. Cy te. Oct. "27, 1928 Un-
pub. 525; Charles Marchand, Mon-
treal, Canada. 23368
Erasmus forever; words and music by
EK. W. Harter. © Oct. 30, 1928; 2 c.
Nov. 5; E—U. S. pub. 342; Hugene
W. Harter, Brooklyn. 23369
Erdstein (Leon) Capriccio; von L.
Erdstein, of Austria, op. 18; klavier.
© Sept. 24, 1928; 1 « Oct. 10; H—
For. 657; Steingriber-verlag, Leip-
zig. 23370
Hrgebung; aus der romantischen kan-
tate Von deutscher Seele, von Hans
Pfitzner, bearb. von Heinrich Boell,
both of Germany; fild6te u. orgel oder
harmonium ad lib. © Oct. 18, 1928;
1 ¢« Oct. 31; E—For. 682; Adolph
Fiirstner, Berlin. rare ek
Eruzioni (L’) di Etna; mungibeddu,
versi di G. Marrone, musica di Ma-
rio Nieastro. [Words and melody
only] © 1 c« Nov. 20, 1928; E—
Unpub. .13876; Gaspare Marrone,
Brooklyn. 23372
Es*ist ein weinen in der welt; text von
Else Lasker-Schtiler, musik von
Bernhard Blau, of Germany, op. 28,
no. 2...@ June do. loses 1 ec. Oct.
11; E—For. 778; Ries & Erler, G. m.
b. H., Berlin. 233738
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23374
pt. THES SirvaZo.
Espana; Espana waltz, part song, text
by Annie Andros Hawley, music by
Chabrier-Waldteufel, arr. by N.
Clifford Page; mixed or_ school
voices. 4to. © Oct. 25, 1928; 2 «.
Oct. 29; E—U. S. pub. 270; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 23374
Etna (L’) in eruzione; versi e musica
di Louis Donadio, of Italy, domiciled
at New York. [Words and melody
ony) sO» the.) Nov. }22),0928.5 4h —
Unpub. 1471; John Clano, Woodside,
Bye Tes Ne 23375
Etude fantastic; by John F. Carré, op.
12; pf. © Oct. 29, 1928; 2 c Nov.
1; E—U. S. pub. 305; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 23376
Euridice’s dream; mélodie ancienne,
by James C. Bradford; full orch.
4f0.7,. COC. 17.) 1928\-22 (ep NOV. 19';
EH—For. 737; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. Dat t
Evangeline; words by Irving Berlin,
music by Al Jolson. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 2, 1928;
EH—U. S. unpub. 820; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 23378
Evelyn; intermezzo, by George Fred-
erick William Bruhns; pf. © Nov.
6, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 6; E—U. S. pub.
363; George Fr. W. Bruhns, Staten
Island, N. Y. 2a019
Evening mists; by Thomas Scull Ha-
rold, of Great Britain, op. 62, no. 3;
pti OnOcts/26; 19285 ie Nov. 16 ;
H—For. 869; Augener, Itd., London.
23380
Evening star, I’m following you;
words by M. Huebner, music by Syl-
vester Long Cross. © 1 c¢. Nov. 28,
1928; E—Unpub. 16388; Mildred
Huebner, Seattle. 23381
Eventide; words by V. P. McKim,
music by Nora Paddon, of Canada.
© 1 ce Nov. 15, 1928; H—Unpub.
1235; Vera Philbie McKim, Calgary,
Alberta, Canada. 23382
Ever since the movies learned to talk;
from Whoopee, words and music by
Walter O'Keefe, Bobby Dolan and
James Cavanaugh; pf. ace, with
ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini. ©
Nov. 22, 1928: 2 c«. Nov. 23; E—
Pub. 980; Shapiro, Bernstein &"co.,
inc., New York. 23383
Ever true; waltz, words and music by
H. Ross. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 13, 1928; E—Unpub.
1198; Hugh Ross, New York. 23384
9)
Everlasting (The) God; choral hymn,
words by Isaac Watts, music by
Daniel Protheroe; men’s voices, with
organ or pf. acc. 4to. © Nov. 14,
1928; 2 ce. Nov: 163% Be =Pub. 650:
Boston music co., Boston. 23385
Every nite I go a spooning; words and
music by I. Le Fontaine. New York
City, Frank Harding. (Cover ti-
tle :—Ev’ry nite I go a spooning) ©
Oct. 22, 1928; 2c. Och 2i.-0n-— Pub.
666 ; Ida Le Fontaine, Moosup, Conn.
23386
Everybody calis me Tommy ; words by
W. N. Bugbee, music by Thomas B.
Weaver. Syracuse, N. Y., Willis N.
Bugbee co. © Aug. 1, 1928: 2 «
Noy. 3; E—U. S. pub. 328; Willis :
N. Bugbee, Syracuse, N. Y. 23387
Evolution of man; ballet suite, by E.
Bial; pf. © 1° Noy. 43) 1928> b=
Unpub. 1196; Ernst -Bial, Ridgefield
Park, No de 23388
Exile (The); based on native’ melo-
dies,, text and music by Theophil
Wendt, of Great Britain, domiciled
at New York; bar. voice; in EF. ©
Sept. 26, 1928 ; 2 c. Nov. 19; H—Pub.
767; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
23389
Ezekiel saw de wheel; negro spiritual,
arr. by Harry T. Burleigh; mixed
voices. 4to. © Oct. 29, 1928; 2 «.
Oct. 30; E—Pub. 508; G. Ricordi &
co., inec., New York. 23390:
Fabodvalsen; text och musik ay N.
G. Granath, of Sweden; pf. © Aug.
1, 1928; 1 c Nov. 18; E—For. 691;
A. B. Nordiska musikforlaget, Stock-
holm, Sweden. 23391
Fa-fa-father; words and music by
Walter Hirsch, Arthur Roades and
Ted Fiorito. [Words and melody
only] © 1.e Nov. 24, 1928; E—
Unpub. 1523; Irving Berlin, ine,
New York. 233892
Fairies are really truly; fairy oper-
etta in 8 acts for children, book,
lyrics and music by Ruth EH. Day.
4to. © Nov. 21, 1928; 2 c Nov. 22:
D 27403; Willis music ¢co., Cincin-
nati. 23393
Fairy (The) dell; unison song, words
by M. A. Olden, musie from an old
Irish air, All live, arr. by G. Ronald
C. Olden. 4to. [Staff and tonice
sol-fa notations] © Aug. 9, 1928;
2c Aug. 22; E 697627; Bayley &
Ferguson, Glasgow. 23394
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no. 11, 1928
23415
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Fairy (The) in the chimney; words
and music by Leslie Hlliott, of
Great Britain; in D. © Oct. 23,
1928; 1 @ Nov. 22; E—For. 928;
Boosey & eco., Itd., London. 23895
Faith, hope, love; sacred song, words
by Oliver Murray Edwards, music
by William Berwald; high voice.
Syracuse, N. Y., Oliver music co. ©
Oct. 18, 1928; 2 ce. Oct. 29; H—Pub.
568; Oliver M. Edwards, Syracuse,
ws Y. 23396
Falling in love with you; waltz, words
by Raymond Wallace, music by Mar-
celle Mayne, of Great Britain; pf.
and ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Oct. 30, 1928;
1 @& Nov. 9; H—For. 711; Cecil Len-
nox, Itd., London. 23397
Famous melodies from the Gilbert &
Sullivan operas; six easy transcrip-
pols .by oa plia:, Mox; . pf..°.1. 1m
ealled Little Buttercup. [5 others]
© Nov. 21, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 22; E—
Pub. 878; Willis music co.,. Cincin-
nati. 23398
Fanciulla (La) di Pompei [!]; words
by R. Ciaramella, music by Bene-
detta C. Vairo; violino. ihes
Noy. 8, 1928; E—Unpub. 1307;
Roberto Ciaramella and B. C. Vairo,
New York. 23399
Fantasy-toccata; by Leslie Woodgate,
of Great Britain; organ. © Oct.
30, 1928; 1 ce. Oct. 81; H—For. 874;
Stainer & Bell, Itd.; London. 23400
Farewell to Cucullain; Londonderry
air, transcribed by Alfred A. Mun-
zer; violoncello and pf. © Oct. 10,
1928; 2! ec. Noy..19; E—Pub.. 760;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
23401
Farm friends; operetta for children
in 1 act and 1 scene, libretto and
musie by Floy A. Rossman. 4to.
@* Nov. 5, 1928; 2.¢.: Nov. 2231 D
27400; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
23402
Farmerette; by Jesse Greer; pf. ©
Oct. 22, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 21; E—Pub
802; Mills music inc., New York.
23403
Farmer’s (The) house; words and
music by H. Bledsoe. New York
City, N. Y., Frank Harding. ©
Oct. 22, 1928; 2 c«. Nov. 1; E—U. S.
pub. 299; Harvey Bledsoe, Stahl,
Mo. 23404
Fashion (The) of the two-by-two;
words and music by M. Ewing.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Nov. 17, 1928; H—Unpub. 1820; Max
Hwing, New York. 23405
Fast friends; words and music by Max
Ewing. [Words and melody only]
© 1e. Nov. 17, 1928; E—Unpub.
1312; Max Ewing, New York. 23406
Fate finta di non lo Sapere; serenata,
versi e musica di D. Carone; con
violino obbl.; in re. Chicago, IIl.,
D. Angelus & co. © Nov. 10, 1928;
2 e¢@. Nov. 21; E—Pub. 813; Domen-
ico Carone, Chicago. 23407
Fate of the S-4; words and music
by J. Pierson. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Oct. 22, 1928;
2 ec. Oct. 27; H—Pub. 669; James
Pierson, New York. 23408
Father, lead me day by day; hymn,
words by John P. Hopps, music by
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Nov. 15, 1928;
2 e. Nov. 2; H—U. S. pub. 400;
Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chicago.
23409
Father of mine; words by Sarah K.
Marine, music by Haldor Lillenas,
of Norway, domiciled at Indianapo-
lis. (Jn Special songs for special
occasions) © Nov. 15, 1928: 2 ¢.
Noy. 24; E—Pub. 929; Lillenas pub.
co., Indianapolis. 23410
Fathers of the free; words by Elmer
Ellsworth Brown, music by George
Whitefield Chadwick; mixed voices.
4to. ©, Apr. 15, 1927; 2 «. Noy. 17,
1928; H—Pub. 700; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 23411
Faun und nymphe; impression, von
Josef Konigsberger, of Austria; pf.
© Aug. 27, 1927; 1 e Oct. 11; E—
For. 790; Edition Kaleidoskop, Ber-
lin- Wilmersdorf. 23412
Feeling I’m falling; duet, from Treas-
ure girl, words by Ira Gershwin,
music by George Gershwin; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Oct. 26, 1928: 2 «.
Oct. 29; E—Pub. 521; New world
musie corp., New York. 23413
Feinstein; by L. De Costa. © 1.
Noy. 10, 1928; E—Unpub. 999; Leon
De Costa, New York. 23414
Feist dance folio no. 2a; 380 of the
latest song hits arr. as fox trots,
waltzes, etc., compiled and arr. by
Lee Orean Smith; pf. solo, with uku-
lele arr. by May Singhi Breen. ©
Nov. 5, 1928; 2 ec. Nov. 8; EH—Pub.
843; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
23415
2211
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23416
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
Fekete szem, kék nefelejts, kitették a
holttestet, esik es6; zenejet Rozsa-
volgyi, of Hungary. [Melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 28, 1928; H—Unpub.
1675; Rozsavolgyi es tarsa, Buda-
pest, Hungary. 23416
Félix le chat; fox trot, paroles fran-
caises de Roger Bernstein, of France,
musique de Max Kortlander et Pete
Wendling; pf. et ukulele acc. ©
Oct. 5, 1928; 1 ec. Oct. 25; H—For.
888; Editions musicales Sam Fox,
Paris. 23417
Fest-ouverttire; von Albert Leutner,
op. 42, arr. von Leo Artok, of Ger-
many; salon-orch., mit pf. conduc-
tor u. violino 1 direction. © Nov.
25, 1928; 1 c. Nov.°20:; E—For, 964 ;
B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
23418
Fiddle and bow; lyric by P. B. Bach-
tell, music by Roy Leffingwell.
[Photostat] © 1c. Nov. 138, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1204; Paul B. Bachtell,
Lancaster, Calif. 23419:
Field flowers and sunshine; by 8S. Sos-
sin, of Russia, domiciled at Bridge-
port, Conn. [Melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 23, 1928; E—Unpub. 851; Sam-
uel Sossin, Bridgeport, Conn. 23420
Fight, fight, fight! green and white,
words and music by R. T. Willis.
© Nov. 15, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 19; E—
Pub. 1082; Richard T. Willis, Man-
chester, N. H. 23421
Fill Thy temple; words and music by
Haldor Lillenas, of Norway, domi-
ciled at Indianapolis; mixed voices.
(In Special songs for special occa-
sions) © Nov. 15, 1928; 2 ¢c. Nov.
24; H—Pub. 9381; Lillenas pub. co.,
Indianapolis. 23422)
First adventures in music land; rhyth-
mic exercises, by Désirée MacHwan,
of Great Britain; pf., with drum or
triangle. © Oct. 18, 1928; 1 c. Nov.
23; E—For. 832; Oxford university
press, London. 234238
First lessons in violin playing; a
modern method, compiled and arr.
by H. Hoare, op. 28. book 2. ©
Nov. 26, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 5;
A A 4386; Henry R. Hoare, Chicago.
23424
First (The) psalm; words from the
Bible, music by A. L. Ewers. © 1
ce. Nov. 24, 1928; E—Unpub. 1527;
Audrey Lee Ewers, Los Angeles.
23425
First (The) step; how to play the
melodeon or accordion, by Lew
Stern, of Great Britain. 4to. ©
Nov. 12, 1928; 1 ce. Nov. 16; E—For.
708; Keith-Prowse & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 23426.
First (The) step; how to play the
plectrum G banjo, by Lew Stern, of
Great Britain. 4to. © Nov. 23,
1928; 1.¢« Nov., 23.5. 2—Wor.. 845;
Keith Prowse & co., Itd., London.
23427
First waltz; by Wallace A. Johnson,
op. 195, no. 1; pf. © Nov. 5, 1928;
2 e. Nov. 7; H—U. 8S. pub. 374;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
23428
Five (The) double you song, W. W. W.
W. W.; words and music by B.
Miller. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ce. Nov. 5, 1928; E—Unpub. 860;
Bob Miller, New York. 23429
Flapper song; words by W. Davis,
music. by Burrell Van: Buren.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 8, 1928; H—U. S. unpub. 783;
William Davis, West Fairview, Pa.
23430
Flight; caprice, by Paul Kochanski,
of Poland, domiciled at New York;
violin, with pf. ace. © Oct. 23,
1928; 2 c. Nov. 193° H—Pub. 7152;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 23431
Flight at dawn; by E. F. Byron: pf.
© 1 ec Nov. 21, 1928; EH—Unpub.
1427; Edna Frances Byron, Auburn-
dale, Fla. 23432
Flor de Castilla; letra y musica di
I. M. Valle, of Mexico, domiciled
at Chicago; pf. © 1 @ Nov. 19,
1928; E—Unpub. 1664; Ignacio M.
Valle, Chicago. 23433
Florida (The) pioneer: words and
music by B. lL. M. Johns. © 1 «.
Nov. 20, 1928; EH—Unpub. 1377;
Berta L. M. Johns, Orange Park,
Fla. 23434
Flotow (Friedrich von) Ah! so pure:
from Martha, simplified and arr. by
Harold Hisenberg; violin and pf. or
pf. solo. © Oet. 20, 1928: 2 c. Oct.
22; E—Pub. 636; Harry Perlberg
music co., New York. 23435
Flower (The) shop failure; words by
Blaine Cordner, music by W. W.
Lockwood ; sop. [Photostat] © 1 e.
Nov. 15, 1928; E—Unpub. 1653
William Weldon Lockwood, Rock-
ville Center, N. Y. 23436
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1928
< 23456
Flower song; by Gustav Lange, arr.
by Chas. J. Roberts [pseud. of
Charles Kraushaar]; full orch., with
pf. conductor. © Sept. 14, 1928;
Se. Nov. 19; HE Pub: 772; Carl
Fischer, inec., New York. 23437
Flower (The) that never dies; words
and music by A. H. Brehm. New
‘York City, Frank Harding. (Cover
title:—The flower that never fades)
Peer 22. 1998: 2c. Oct. 27;
E—Pub. 667; Anthony Henry
Brehm, Annapolis, Md. 234388
Fluffy ruffies; fox trot, by J. L. Miller,
arr. by W. C. Polla; orch.* New
Rochelle; N. Y., H. T. Bircham. 4to.
iC) Ney. dt 1928-2 .c.. Nev... 20);
H—Pub. 1113; Joseph L. Miller,
New Rochelle, N. Y. 23439)
Fluffy ruffles; piano novelette, by Jack
Glogau and Joe Zimmerman ; pf.
Nov. 27, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 27; E—Pub.
1018; Bibo, Bloedon & Lang, ine.,
New York. 23440
Flute call; no. 3 of suite In the Indian
country, by Cady C. Kenney; pf.
© Woy. 20, 1928: 2 ecx,Noy. 30;
H—Pub. 1092; Walter Jacobs, ine.,
Boston. 23441
Fog (A) land; Irish song, poem by
Katharine Adams, music by Willard
Sektberg ; high voice, in C. © Nov.
5, 1928; 2 c.. Nov... 9; H—Pub. 587;
Boston music co., Boston. 23442)
Fogyism blues; words and music by
Jesse Crump. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ¢. Nov. 16, 1928; E—Un-
pub. 1800; Chicago music pub. co.,
inc., Chicago. 23443
Folk (A) song suite; by Eric Harding
Thiman, of Great Britain; string
quartet. 1. . The erystal spring.
[3 others] © Sept. 3, 1928; 1 «.
Oct. 23; E—For. 556; Augener, Itd.,
London. 23444
Follow the gleam; words by Charles
G. Mortimer, music by Florence
Aylward. 1. High in D—2. Low
in CC. © Oct. 22, 1928: 2c. each
Oct. 29; E—U. S. pub. 281; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 23445
For a little while; words and music
by Leslie Elliott, of. Great Britain;
pf. ace., with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Keech. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Oct. 11,
nore: SOc. J27 RE Wore 580"
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London, England. 23446
26260—29——3
For freedom’s sake; patriotic pro-
grams, words by May M. Brewster,
music by Ira B. Wilson and E. 8.
Lorenz. 40,” (cy) Oct: 10; 1928") 2c.
and aff. Oct. 29; A—O 1951; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 23447
For life, with all it yields; short an-
them, words by Robert Browning,
music by Gordon Slater, of Great
Britain; mixed voices, organ acc.
4to-- Oct.’ 11, 1928: 1 ce) Nove 23;
E—For. 820; Oxford university
23448
For you and me; words by EH. Cook,
music by Sylvester Long Cross. ©
1c. Nov. 28, 1928; E—Unpub. 1636;
Ethyl Cook, Anacortes, Wash.
23449
Forgive and forget; valse song, words
and music by Sybil Monica, of Great
Britain; pf. ace., with banjulele ban-
jo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations] © Nov. 9, 1928; 1 c. Nov.
19; E—For. 932; Lawrence Wright
press, London.
music ¢co., London. 23450
Forgive me darling; words by Eva
Chapman, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Nov. 21, 1928; Ki—Unpub. 1446; Eva
Stone, Columbiana, Ala. 23451
Forgiving, forgetting, as I dream;
words and music by C. L. Hersh
and W. EH. Fenney, arr. by R. J.
Wood. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1928; H—
Unpub. 893; C. L. Hersh and W. E.
Fenney, Los Angeles. 23452
Fortsetzung der orchesterstudien ftir
violine; von Richard Hofmann, of
Germany, eine sammlung hrsg. von
Johannes Striegler, of Germany,
Heft -13, 14, Richard Wagner. ©
July 18, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 11; E—For.
763; Carl Merseburger, Leipzig.
23453
Forty ‘leven years ago; words and
music by Thomas B. Weaver. Syra-
cuse, N. Y., Willis N. Bugbee co. ©
Aug. 1, 1928; 2c. Nov. 3; E—U. 8.
pub. 327; Willis N. Bugbee, Syra-
euse, Ni. -Y. 23454
Fountain (The); reverie, by Gordon
Balch Nevin; pf. © Nov. 5, 1928;
2c. Nov. 7; E—U. S. pub. 392; The-
odore Presser co., Philadelphia.
23455
Fourfold amen; harmony and unison,
music by Rob Roy Peery. 8vo. ©
Nov. 13, 1928; 2.¢. Nov. 14; E—Pub.
614; H. W. Gray co., New York.
| 23456
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23457
Francaise; rapsodie, par Florent
Schmitt, of France; partition d’
orch. © Oct. 5, 1928; 1 ¢ Oct. 25;
E—For. 886; Durand et cie., Paris.
23457
Freiheit am Rhein;
Grefer, musik von Hermann Sonnet,
of Germany; minnerchor. 4to. ©
dune 5, 1928: 1 e. Octal: sh Kor.
771; P. J. Tonger, Cologne/Rh., Ger-
many. 23458
Friend; words by Beatrice Lewis, mu-
sic by S. A. Lichter. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Nov. 2, 1928;
E—U. S. unpub. 822; Samuel A.
Lichter, Pittsburgh. 23459
Friends; words by E. M. Brainerd,
music by M. E. Bronson: © 1 «.
Oct. 31, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 782;
Margaret E. Bronson, Cincinnati.
23460
Frijolito enrredador; corrido,
letra y musica de I. M. Valle, of
Mexico, domiciled at Chicago.
[Photostat] © 1 e¢. Nov. 30, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1692; Ignacio M. Valle,
Chicago. 23461
From plough to sickle; harvest can-
tata, words compiled and music com-
posed by F. A. Challinor, of Great
Britain; mixed voices, organ acc.
4to. © Aug. 16, 1928; 1 ¢. Nov. 23;
E—For. 846; James Broadbent &
son, Itd., Yorks, Hngland. 23462
From the mountains to the cham-
paign; unison song, words by Thom-
as Carlyle, music by Felix White,
of Great Britain. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Oct. 18,
1928; 1 c« Nov. 23; E—For. 826;
Oxford university press, London.
23463
bist mein; text von
Paul Baehr, musik von Hermann
Sonnet, of Germany; minnerchor.
Ato. ,,©) dine day 192871 ¢ Oct. 11;
E—For. 772; P. J. Tonger, Cologne/
th., Germany. 23464
Friihling, du
Fiir kleine leute; sechs leichte melo-
dische vortragsstticke, von Ernst
Grosz, of Austria, op. 6; pf. 1. Rei-
gen. [5 others] © June 5, 1928;
1 ec. Oct. 11; E—%751; Julius Hain-
aner, Breslau, Germany. 23465
Futuristic ; novelty fox-trot, words and
music by Andy Razaf and J. C.
Johnson, arr. by Ken Macomber ;
orch.. 4to. © Nov. 23, 1928; 2 c.
text von Fritz.
duo, .
pt. I1I, n. s., v. 23
Noy. 12; E—Pub. 1010; Triangle
music pub. co., inc., New York.
23466
Gar de’, si gar de’; i Karl-Ewert
revyn 1928, text ay Karl-Ewert
[pseud. of Karl Ewert Christensen],
musik av Helan [pseud. of Sven
Helin], cf Sweden; pf. © July 1,
1928; 1 ¢. Nov. 13; E—For. 693;
A. B. Nordiska musikforlaget, Stock-
holm, Sweden. 23467
Gai lon la gaile rosier; paroles tradi-
‘tionnelles, musique par Pierre Gau-
tier, of Canada; quatre voix egales,
sans acc. ©. 1 ¢ Oct. 27, 1928; E—
Unpub. 526; Charles Marchand,
Montreal, Canada. 23468
Garden of love; words by Golden Max-
well, music by C. A. Pedrick.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ec.
Nov. 8, 1928; E—Unpub. 984; Clin-
ton A. Pedrick, Santa Monica, Calif.
: 23469
Gavotie; by Paul Zilcher, of Germany,
op. 180, no. 3, selected, ed., anno-
tated and fingered by John M. Wil-
liams; pf. ’:\© Nove 5)" 89285" 2" 'e!
Nov. 9; E—Pub. 589; Boston music
co., Boston, Mass. 23470
Gavotte [and] Serenata; by Paul Zil-
cher, of Germany, op. 227, no. 3, 4;
2 violins, with pf. acc. © Aug. 21,
1928;3).1.¢. Ock, 233. Bers 5is);
Augener, ltd., London. 23471
Geburtstagsklainge; lindler, by P. Miil-
ler; B fiat clarinet. © 1 c¢. Nov. 30,
1928; E—Unpub. 1680; Peter Miil-
ler, Philadelphia. 23472
Gee, I wish that I was growed up;
words and musie by Paul De Frank.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Noy. 7, 1928; E—Unpub. 912; Do-
rothy Galland-White, Auburndale,
Mass. 23473
Geistliches abendlied; deutsche volks-
lied, gesetzt von Siegfried Ochs;
gemischten chor. 4to. © Sept. 19,
1928: 1 ce. Nov. 19; E—For. 947;
Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin. 23474
Generale Umberto Nobile; marcia, di
J. ©. Lentini, of Italy, domiciled at
New Britain, Conn.; band. New
Britain, Conn., McCoy’s music house.
4to. © Sept. 24, 1928; 2 ec. Sept.
28: EH—Pub. 603; J. Coneetto Len-
tini, New Britain, Conn. 23475
Gentle (The) maiden; old Irish air,
arr. by Ernest Newton, of Great
Britain; organ. © Sept. 10, 1928;
1 c. Sept. 25; E—For. 648; Gould
& Bolttler, London. 23476
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1928
23498
~
Georgia blues; words and music by
S. Paget. © 1c. Nov. 1, 1928; E—
U.S. unpub. 797; Stark Paget, Mont-
gomery, Ala. 23477
Gherla (La) ’amiricana; versi di An-
tonino Crivello, musica di R. De
Luea, of Italy, domiciled at Brook-
lyn. [Words and melody only] ©
1 c. Nov. 21, 1928; E—Unpub. 1422;
Ralph De Luca, Brooklyn. 23478
Ghost talks; by Dave Stamper. [Mel-
ody only] ©1c. Nov. 27, 1928; B
Unpub. 1618; Fox film corp., New
York. . 23479
Gigue; by Helen. L. Cramm, op. 42, no.
2,5. pi. Do, 1, 2, ©, Nov. 23, 1928:
2 ce. each Nov. 26; H—Pub. 1061,
1064; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 23480, 23481
Gigue; by Rudolph F. Reisa; violin
ae ec) Oct. 29: 1928): 2c. Oct.
31; E—U. S..pub. 297; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 23482
Gipsy legend; by John H. Bronson;
violin and pf. © Oct. 26, 1928; 2c.
Oct. 29; E—U. S. pub. 280; Oliver
Ditson c¢o., Boston. 23483
Girl (The) I might have been; words
and music by M. Ewing. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 21,
1928; E—Unpub. 1433; Max Ewing,
New York. 23484
Girl (The) of my dreams; waltz, by
A. Sammataro; pf. © 1c. Nov. 7,
1928 ; E—Unpub. 918; Anthony Sam-
mataro, New London, Conn. 23485
Girl (The). that I. could not, get;
words and music by. F. W. Ander-
son. New York City, Frank Hard-
ing. © Nov., 15, 1928; 2 e. Nov. 21;
E—Pub. 818; Fritz W. Anderson,
Attleboro, Mass. 23486
Giulietta; polka, di J. Schisa, of Italy,
domiciled at New York. [Melody
only] © 1 c. Nov. 26; 1928; E
Unpub. 1543 ; Kimon Hadjoson, New
York. 23487
Give and take; words by Dave Dreyer,
music by Maceo Pinkard and Jo-
seph Cherniovsky; pf. acc., with
banjulele banjo and ukulele arr. by
May Singhi Breen. © Nov. 19,
1928; 2 ce. Nov. 20; HE—Pub. 787;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York. 23488
Give me a ship with a lad at a stick;
words and music by 8S. W. Hollo-
well; .€ 1 e ‘Nov.’ 8. 19287) Ee
Unpub. 952; Stella Watts Hollowell,.
Santa Barbara, Calif. 23489°
Give me that Tennessee home of mine ;:
lyrics by D. Montgomery, music by
C. C. Bailey. © 1 «. Nov. 5; 1928;
E—Unpub. 867; Collins C. Bailey,
Hast Rochester, O., and Danny
Montgomery, Upper Darby, Pa.
23490
Give to my restless heart, O God;
anthem, words by Margaret Dick-
ison, music by Hugh A. Mackinnon ;
mixed voices, organ ace. 4to. ©
Nov. 7;, 1928); 2:¢.. Nov. 8;)H—Pub:
598; H. W. Gray co., New York.
23491
Give your little baby lots of lovin’;
fox trot, lyric by Dolly Morse, mu-
sic by Joe Burke, arr. by Arthur
Lange; orch. 4to. © Nov. 17,
1928);3,2 e. Nov. 20; HPub. 1083 ;
Leo Feist, ine.,. New York. 23492
Gladness (The) in the song; words
-by P. Lehrke, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Noy.. 28, 1928; E—Unpub. 1630;
Pearl Lehrke, Spokane, Wash.
23493.
Glory (The) of Bethlehem; Christ-
mas cantata, music by H. W. Petrie,
arr. by E. K. Heyser; orch. 4to. ©
Oct. 23, 1928; 2 c Oct. 29; H—Pub.
5(4; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
23494
Glory (The) of spring; from Musie
in May, words by J. Keirn Brennan,
music by Maury Rubens. © Oct. 18,
1928; 2 « Oct. 29; H—Pub. 905;
I. C. L. A. music co., ine., New York.
23495
Glory to God Who reigns above; words
by Dudley Beresford, music by Ar-
thur F. Tate, of Great Britain;
mixed voices. 4to. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Nov. 27, 1928;
1 ec. Nov. 30; E—For. 966; Novello
& co., ltd., London. 23496
God (The) of music; pt. song, words
by Edith M. Thomas, music by Will
C. MacFarlane; men’s voices. 4to.
© Oct. 30, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 15; EH—
Pub. 837; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
23497
God of the open air; part-song, words
by Henry Van Dyke, music by W.
A. Goldsworthy; mixed voices. 4to.
©. Apr. 15, 1927; 2c. Nov. 17, 1928;
H—Pub. 701; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 23498
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23499
pt. Tip Ry 65": Zo
God’s borrowed jewel; words by
Nathan H. Bullock, music by Haldor
Lillenas, of Norway, domiciled at
Indianapolis. (Jn Special songs for
special occasions) © Nov. 15, 1928:
2 ¢. Nov. 24; H—Pub. 951; Lillenas
pub. co., Indianapolis. 23499
Gold mansion biues; words and music
by Will Ezell. [Words and melody
only] ":"©: 1c?’ Nov. We) e268 nS
Unpub. 1294; Chicago music pub.
eo., ine., Chicago. 23500
Golden
days of yesterday; ballad,
words and music by T. Duff. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Nov.
1, 1928: 2 c. Nov. 8; E—Pub. 443;
Thelmetta Duff, North Portland, Or.
23501
Golden memories; words by A. E.
Farmer, music by A. H. Farmer and
BE. Wunderlich. © 1. ©@ Novy. 17,
1928; H—Unpub. 13829; -Arlie E.
Farmer, Hlberton, Ga. . 23002
Goldstein; by L. De Costa. © 1...
Noy. 10, 1928; E—Unpub. 998; Leon
De Costa, New York. eae.
Golfin’ papa, you’re ’way over par;
words and music by R. Lewis. ©
1 c Nov. 9, 1928; E—Unpub. 880;
Raymond Lewis, Washington. 23504
Gondola song; by Gladys Cumberland,
cf Great Britain; pf. © Nov. 1,
1928; 1 ¢c. Nov. 16; E—For. 717;
Warren & Phillips, London. 23505
Gone; words and music by F. H. An-
derson, jr. [Words and melody
onlyi) © Pes MNove iO, 1928] =
Unpub. 1598; Frank Henry Ander-
son, jr., Oakland, Calif. 23506
Gocd boy; selection by Harry Ruby;
pier Nov. 2; 192822 ter INov.5 :
E—Pub. 529; Harms, ine, New
York. 23507
Gocd doin’ papa blues; words by Sel-
ma Davis [pseud. of Aletha Dicker-
son], music by Charlie Jackson.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Nov. 16, 1928; H—Unpub. 1291; Chi-
cago music pub. ¢co., inc., Chicago.
23508
Good night; poem by Hamilton Aber-
crombie, music by Fred Cardin; in
FP.’ © Nov. 5, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 7; EB
U. S. pub. 386; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 23509:
Goofer feather blues; by J. Augustine;
pf. ©1c. Nov. 14, 1928; E—Unpub.
1242; James Augustine, New York.
23510
Got a rainbow; from Treasure girl,
words by Ira Gershwin, music by
George Gershwin; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Oct. 26, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct. 29;
H—Pub. 520; New world music
corp., New York. 20011
Gounod (Charles Francois) Faust
waltz; from Faust, simplified and
arr. by Harold WHisenberg; violin
and pf. or pf. solo. © Oct. 20, 1928;
2 ec. Oct. 22; E—Pub. 622; Harry
Perlberg music co., New York. .
Lessiay De
Governor Trumbull’s march; by F. C.
Wight; band. 4to. © Nov. 5, 1928;
2 c Nov. 8; H—Pub. 689; Fred C.
Wight, New London, Conn. 23513
Gowanda; words by Clay Smith, mu-
sic by August Halter; high voice.
©. Apr: 22, 1927-2 ee Now 171 828,
E—Pub. 705; H. W. Gray co., New
York. ; 23514
Grandfather’s clock; perpetuo mobile,
by Hugo Felix; full orch., with pf.
conductor. © Sept. 28, 1928; 2 e.
Nov. 1%; H—Pub. 770; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 23515
Grasshopper (The); by Mildred
Barnes; pf. © Nov. 1, 1928; 2 «.
Nov. 17; E—Pub. 972; White-Smith
music pub. co., Boston. 23516
Gray eyes: words by Nancy Buckley,
music by Gustav Klemm; in F.
Nov! 23,1928 2.¢) (Nov.02677R-—P ub:
1054; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 23517
Great (The) Messiah; sacred pageant
of the birth of Christ, libretto writ-
ten and arr. and music composed by
C. H. Gabriel. Cincinnati, O., Fill-
more music house. S8vo. © Sept.
22, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 8- DP 27898; Chas.
H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif. 23518
Green grass grows all around; words
and music by Stovepipe Johnson and
J. M. Williams. [Chords, single
staff} © 1 ca Noy. 7, 1928; H—
Unpub. 926; State street music pub.
co., ine., Chicago, 23519
Greener (Der) bucher; by M. Micha-
lesco.. [Melody only] © 1 e. Nov.
19, 1928; E—Unpub. 1336; Michael
Michaleseo, Brooklyn. 23520
Greenstein; by L. De Costa. © 1.
Noy. 10, 1928; H—Unpub. 996; Leon
De Costa, New York. 23521
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no. 11, 1928
: 23541
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) Death of
Ase; arr. by Herbert A. Fricker ;
organ. © Mar. 28, 1927; 2.c. Nov.
17, 1928; E—Pub. 709; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 23522
Romanza; op. 45, no. 2, arr. by
Philip James; organ. © Mar. 28,
1927; 2 ce. Nov. 17, 1928; E—Pub.
710; H. W. Gray co., New York.
2020
Grieving me blues; words and music
by Thomas Dorsey. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 17, 1928;
H—Unpub. 1831; State street music
pub. eo., ine., Chicago. ~23024.
Grieving moon blues; words and music
by Luella Miller and J. M. Williams.
[Chords, single staff] © 1 e. Nov.
7, 1928 ; E—Unpub. 927; State street
music pub. co., inc., Chicago. 23525
Grossmama, lass dir die haare schnei-
den; foxtrot, aus Schén und schick,
worte von Marcellus Schiffer, musik
von Hans May, of Austria. © Aug.
18, 1928; 1 « Nov. 3; E—For. 594;
Alrobi musikverlag, G. m. b. H..,
Berlin. 23526
Grossmutter will tanzen; volkslied im
gemlitlichen lindlerstil, bearb. von
Ludwig Baumann, ‘of Germany;
mannerchor. 4to. © June 1, 1928;
LvewOer, it: E—Kor. 804;..Karl
Hochstein, Heidelberg, Germany.
23527
Guide me, O Thou Great Jehovah;
hymn anthem, words by William
Williams, music by Adam Geibel;
mixed voices. 4to. © Nov. 5, 1928;
2c. Nov. 7; E—U. S. pub. 369; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
23528
Guns; words by Harry D. Kerr, music
by Geoffrey O’Hara. © Nov. 17,
1928; 2 ce. Nov. 19;°H—Pub. 720;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.,
New York. 23529
Gut geht’s Kanada, seit die Anna da;
foxtret, text von Fritz Rotter, musik
von Hatry Ralton [pseud. of Heinz
Rosenthal], of Germany. © Oct. 27,
1928; 1 c. Nov. 15; E—For. 702;
Drei masken verlag a. g., Berlin.
23530
Gwen; English and Welsh words by
Cynan, music by Haydn Morris, of
Great Britain, op. 24, no. 3; tenor.
London, Rowland’s. © Sept. 22,
1928; 1 c. Oct. 3; E—For. 520; Solo-
mon Rowland, London. BOO L
Gypsy ; fox-trot, lyric by L. Wolfe Gil-
bert, music by Matt Malneck and
— eee,
Frank Signorelli. © Oct. 24, 1928;
2) ec. Oct.» 26; E—Pub: 481; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 23532
Gypsy ; fox trot, lyric by L. Wolfe Gil-
bert, music by Matt Malneck and
Frank Signorelli, arr. by Arthur
Lange; orch. 4to. © Novy. 1, 1928;
2c. Noy. 2; E—Pub. 488; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 23533
Gypsy; words by L. Wolfe Gilbert,
music by Matt Malneck, and Frank
Signorelli. [Werds and melody
only] ©. 1 « Oct. 2, 1928; EH—
Unpub. 1119; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 23534
Hiindel (Georg Friedrich) Now the
text and
jr.; mixed
world;
arr. by E.
evening anthem,
A. Barrell,
voices. | 4to. © Nov. 5, 1928; 2 ec.
Nov. 7; E—U. S. pub. 3738; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 23535
The Prince of Peace; Christmas
airs for. children’s services from
Hiindel’s Messiah, arr. by Henry
Bergmann; solos and cho. pts.; or-
gan ace: 4to. © Noy«1, 1928; 2 e¢.
Nov. 3; E—U. 8. pub. 335; Concor-
dia pub; house, St. Louis. 23536
Hail to the King of love: words and
music by Haldor Lillenas, of Nor-
way, domiciled. at Indianapolis;
mixed voices. (In Special songs for
special occasions) © Nov. 15, 1928;
2 c. Nov. 24; E—Pub. 936; Lillenas
pub. co., Indianapolis. 23537
Hallelujah; songs to the praise of
Jesus, words and music by H. Sten-
bock; mixed voices. S8vo. [Swed-
ish and English texts] 1. Grace for
grace. [3 others] © Oct. 1, 1928;
2 @ Nev. 19; E—Pub. 782; Harold
Stenbeck, Chicago. 2353
Hallelujah, I'm a bum, bum again;
fox-trot, singing version and music
by Bayley Jordan, arr. by Ken
Macomber; orch. 4to. © Sept. 13,
928, 5. or Cop NOV. Ocpgte——U. oe JD:
359; Denton & Haskins music pub.
co., ine., New York. 23539
Hallelujah I’m wise; lyrics and music
by F. J. Lynch. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. Nov. 23, 1928; E—
Unpub. 1512; Frank Joseph Lynch,
New York. 23544
Hac, hao, Billiby; blak-bottom, adat-
tamento ritmico Angelo Ramiro Bo-
rella, musica di Giuseppe Rampoldi,
Gh Ltalys Dt. @ Aug.’ 3/1928 5-1. ye.
Aug. 20; EH—For. 713; A. & G. Ca-
risch & co., Milan. 23541
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23542
Happy (The) hobo; words and music
by L. Browne. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Nov. 15, 1928;
2 e@. Nov. 21; H—Pub. 819; Law-
rence Browne, Bishops Falls, New
Foundland, Canada. 23542
Happy hours; words and music by Sid
Silvers and Phil Baker. [Words
and melody only] © 1«e Nov. 26,
1928; HK—Unpub. 1544; Irving Ber-
lin, ine., New York. 23543
Happy humming bird; words by Mort
Dixon, music by Harry Woods.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Nov. 27, 1928 ; H—Uupub. 1614; Rem-
ick music corp., New York. 23544
Happy songs for happy children;
songs and piano rhythms, words and
music by Meta Siebold. Hipp’ty
hop. [and others] © Nov. 5, 1928;
2c. Nov. 16; E—Pub. 872; G. Schir-
mer, ine., New York. (23545
Hark, hark, my soul; hymn, words by
F. W. Faber, music hy Geo. . H.
Crosby [pseud. of Chas. H. Gabriel] ;
choir or quartet. © Nov. 15, 1928;
2° e@, Nov. 2: E—U. «S) pub) 407;
Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chicago.
23546
Hark! what mean those holy voices;
anthem, 4-pt. cho., words by John
Cawood, music by Charles Huerter ;
mixed voices, with sop. or ten. solo;
organ acc. 4to. © Oct. 23, 1928;
2 ec. Nov. 2; E—Pub. 414; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York. 23547
Harmony (The) waltz; by Reg. Clay;
ten. banjo. © Nov. 19, 1928; 2 ¢.
Nov. 19; E—Pub. 789; Don Santos,
Recchester, N. Y. 23548
Havana nights; by James Francis
Cooke; pf. © Nov. 5; 1928: 2 c. Nov.
7; EHE—U. S. pub. 885; ‘Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 23549:
Have you had your walk today ; words
by Louise Hamilton, music by B.
Solomon. [Words and melody only]
© 1 e¢. Nov. 28, 1928; H—Unpub.
1678; Berenice Solomon, Chicago.
23550
Hawaiian happiness; waltz song,
words by Bob Schafer, music by
Ray Sherwood; pf. acc., with uku-
lele arr. by Ben Garrison. © Nov.
5, 1928; 2 ¢. Nov. 6; E—U. S. pub.
364; Al. Piantadosi, New York.
23551
Hay, straw; from Rainbow, words by
Oscar Hammerstein, 2d., musie by
V. Youmans; pf. and ukulele acc.
pt. TH, mh SiAve 23
© Nov. 15, 1928; 2 c Nov. 15; E—
Pub. 645; Vincent Youmans, New
York. 23552
He arose from the dead; hymn, words
and music by C. C. Mourer. © Nov.
15, 1928 ; 2 c. Noy. 22; E—Pub. 8835;
Charles C. Mourer, Cincinnati.
1 23009
He is holding me; hymn, words and
music by Charles H. Gabriel. ©
Nov. 15, 1928; 2 ¢. Nov. 2; \H—Pub.
959; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chicago.
whanae §
He led me all the way; hymn, words
by A. B. Miles, music by Fred West.
© Nov. 26, 1928; 2 ec. Nov. 28: E—
Pub. 1023; Anna B. Miles, Hines-
burg, Vt. 23555
He lives; Haster-song, words by Fra
M. Sims, music by Kenneth Wells;
mixed voices. (Jn Special songs
for special occasions) © Nov. 15,
1828; 2c Nov. 24; H—Pub. 942;
Lillenas pub. co., Indianapolis.
23556
He’s mine; from Americana, 2d. ed,
words by Irving Caesar, music by
Roger Wolfe Kahn; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Oct. 24, 1928: 2 «. Oct. 26;
E—Pub. 524; Harms, inc, New
York. 23557
He was wounded for our transgres-
sions; hymn, words and music by
R,.. J. Oliver, ©. Och goa. tees p32. ec.
Nov. 9; H—Pub. 467: Richard J.
Oliver, Chicago. 23558
He went for an aeroplane ride; words
and music by C. C. Mourer; mixed
voices. Svo. © Nov. 20, 1928; 2 «.
Noy. 30: E—Pub. 1100; Charles C.
Mourer, Cincinnati. 23559
Hear, O Lord the yvoiee; cho., words
by Valentine Boleslav Straka, musie
rom a traditional Slovak air, arr.
by Richard Kountz; men’s voices.
4to. © Nov. 14, 1928;°2 c. Nov. 16;
E—Pub. 651; Bosten music co., Bos-
ton. 23560
Heart ©’ mine; words by Billy Rose,
musie by Louis Silvers; pf. ace.,
with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. .© -Nov..8; #928, 2) ei) Nav.
5.3) E—U,.(S., pubs 852); arving.Ber-
lin, inc., New Yorkr 23561
Heaven (The) hop; from Paris, words
and music by Cole Porter; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Oct. 17, 1928; 2 ce.
Oct. 19; E—Pub. 514; Harms, inc.,
New York. 23562
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no. 11, 1928
Heaven, sing my papa a song of by-
gone days; words and music by
Frank Peters. © Nov. 20, 1928;
2 ce. Nov. 24; E—Pub. 983; Frank
Harding, New York. 23563
Heaven’s gift to me; poem by Frank
Tannehill, music by Alfred Solman.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Nov. 21, 1928; E—Unpub. 1481; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 23564
Hebrew comedian; by Jack Teitel-
baum, arr. by Henri Weber: pf. ©
Oct. 18, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 2; E—U. S.
pub. 295; Belwin, inc., New York.
23565
Heel and toe; from Polly, words by
Irving Caesar, music by Philip
Charig: pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Nov. 14, 1928; 2 ec. Nov. 16; H—
Pub. 1048; Harms, inc... New York.
23566
Heimat; text von Arthur Rebner u.
Otto Stransky, musik von Rolf Mar-
bot u. Will Corren [pseud. of Willy
Croner], both of Germany, arr.. by
Otto Lindemann, of Germany. ©
Oct. 5, 1928; 1 c« Oct. 22; E—For.
577; Drei masken verlag, a. g.,
Berlin. 23567
Heimat, ewig liebe; worte von Julius
Gersdorff, musik von Hermann
Schulken, of Germany, op. 125; miin-
. herchor. 4to. © Jan. 30, 1928; 1 ¢.
Nov. 19; E—For. 940; Ed. Bote &
G. Bock, Berlin. 23568
Helen of Troy; prelude, words and
music by J. Fowler and R. Weiss.
© 1c Nov. 24, 1928; H—Unpub.
1525; . Julia. Fowler and. Roslyn
Weiss, Fort Baker, Calif. 23569
Hello brown eyes; fox-trot, words by
Mrs. et WA agen, music by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
fe) atc. Ney. 26, @ 1928," 8 -Unpub.
1631; Ella Mae Hagen, Portland, Or.
23570
Herbert Hoover is the man; words by
R. Burns, music by Wm. Van
Beaver; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
1 c. Nov. 1, 1928; E—Unpub. 816;
Robert Burns, St. Joseph, Mo.
23571
Herbert Hoover march; by M. Keefer ;
pf. ©1c. Noy. 9, 1928; E—Unpub.
978; Mabel Keefer, Amsterdam,,
ON ia; 23572
Herbert (The) Hoover march; by P.
F. Damm; band. obl. 24mo. ©
S 23583
Oct. 10, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 20; E—U. S.
pub. 265; Peter F. Damm, Dover,
INS GE. 23573
Here comes everything; words and
music by Howard Johnson and Jesse
Greer. [Words and melody only]
© 1. Nov. 23, 1928; H—Unpub.
1666; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
23574
Here we are; march, by Edwin David
Wilber; Hawaiian guit. [ Mimeo-
graph] © 1c. Nov. 28, 1928; E—
Unpub. 1697; E. D. Wilber, Cleve-
land. 23575
Heroes (The) of the Vestris; words
and musie by C. J. Robison. [Words
and melody only] © 1 «e. Nov. 22,
1928; EH—Unpub. 1468; Carson J.
Robison, New York. 23576
Hibbath Shabbath; words from litur-
gical Hebrew, ‘music by Abraham
Wolf Binder; mixed voices, with
organ ace. 4to.
(938 27)
Ow Oet. . Bi; 1928 9.2. cP Nove 28;
H—Pub. 1025; Bloch pub. co., inc.,
New York. PEt
Hide behind the clouds silv’ry moon;
words and music by E. Jachim, arr.
by Jean Walz. © Nov. 1, 1928; 2c.
Nov. 15; H—Pub. 653; Edward
Jachim, Chicago. 23578
High life; fox trot, by Roland J.
LeMieux; ten, banjo. © Nov. 12,
1928; 2 c. Nov. 12; H—Pub. 541;
Don Santos, Rochester, N. Y. 23579
High steppers; fox trot, by Roland J.
LeMieux; ten. banjo. © Nov. 12,
1978: 2 ..e.. Nov. 12; , EB —Pubi 7542:
Don Santos, Rochester, N. Y. 23580
High up on a hill-top; fox trot, words
and music by Abel Baer, Ian Camp-
bell and George Whiting, arr. by
Arthur Lange;.orech. 4to. © Oct.
19, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 20; E—Pub. 479);
Leo Feist, inec., New York. 238581
Hijos de Borinquen; paso doble
flamenco, por M. M. Campos; pf.
© 1 e¢. Nov. 27, 1928; E—Unpub.
1623 ; Manuel Morel Campos, Ponce,
Porto Rico. 23582
Hill billy [!] bumpkin; words and
music by L. J. Bennett. [Photo-
stat] ©1c. Nov. 19, 1928; E—Un-
pub. 1380; Louis J. Bennett, Kansas
City, Mo. 23583
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23584
Dt. leases
Hill billy [!] love song; words and mu-
sic by Bernard C. Smith and B. Mil-
ler. [Wordsand melody only] © 1e.
Nov. 5, 1928; H—Unpub. 868; Bob
Miller, New York. 23584
Hispania suite; in 4 pts., by Albert
toessel; orch. 1. Seguidilla. [3
others] © Oct. 16, 1928; 2 c. Nov.
19; H—Pub. 759; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 23585
Hog man stomp; by Thomas Waller.
[Melody only]. © 1c. Nov. 5, 1928;
H—Unpub. 857; R. S. Peer, New
York. 23586
Hogy ha 1latsz majd, kinn a réten,
arnyékos kis utcatokban; zenejet
Eross, Lengyel es Anyos, each of
Hungary. [Melody only] © 1 «
Noy. 28, 1928; EH—Unpub. 1674;
Marton Sandor, Budapest, Hungary.
23587
Holy night; or, The Shepherd Messiah,
Christmas service, by W: EH. M.
Hackleman, words by Edmund H.
Sears and others, music by Richard
S. Willis and others. Svo. © Oct.
14, 1928; 2 ¢. .Nov. 17, 1928; aff.
Nov. 16; A O 3303; EH. O. Excell
co., Chicago. 23588
Home (The) edition; music education
series, elementary and 2 pt. music
with pf. ace, ed. by Thaddeus P.
Giddings, Will Harhart, Ralph L.
Baldwin and Elbridge W. Newton.
V. 261.6) Oct. at Sy 1925-2. ce. Nov.
5; aff. Nov. 3; A 474; Ginn & ©¢o.,
Boston. 23589!
Home, home sweet home and you;
words and music by J. E. Gaskell.
©...Now:.,.28;5,4928. 2..¢:.. Nov..-30);
E—Pub. 1095; John Edwin Gaskell,
Houston. 23590:
words and music
[Chords, single
Home in Hawaii;
by M. H. Bories.
staff] © 1«e Nov. 6, 1928; H—Un-
pub. 887;. Merton H. Bories, San
Francisco. 23591
Home run king; words and music by
TJ. Sylvesteorsr: 1O© fie) July 25,
1928; E 696522; Thomas J. Sylves-
ter, sr., Camden, N. J.
Homing (Heimkehr) ; words by Herr-
mann Lingg, tr. and music by
Charles H. Bochau; men’s voices.
Ato. © Nov. 19, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 22)
H—Pub. 886; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 23593
Honey; fox-trot, words and music by
Seymour Simons, Haven Gillespie
23592.
and Richard A. Whiting. © Oct.
24, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 26; E—Pub. 483;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. | 23594
Honey-babee; words by Frederick H.
Martens, music by Lily Strickland.
©; Oct. .25,, 1928.2 6 sOcin 6. ..H=-
Pub. 909; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, ine., New York. 23595
Honey chile; words and music by
H. A. Prather. © 1. Noy. 5, 1928;
E—Unpub. 884; Helen Agnes
Prather, Reece, Kan. ‘23596
Honey girl; words by V. Carpentier,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] ©1«. Nov. 10, 1928;
H—Unpub. 1152; Virginia Carpen-
tier, Saratoga Springs, N. ¥. 23597
Honey, I don’t fool; fox-trot, words
by Edna Posey Lamping, music by
A. R. Strickling. © 1c. Oct. 3, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1691; Ada Remlinger
Strickling, Clarksburg, W,. Va.
. 23598
Honeymoon dear; words and music by
J. A. Frischknecht. [Words and
melody only] © Nov. 26, 1928;
H—Unpub. 1593; John A. Frisch-
knecht, Connell, Wash. 23599
Hosanna; coro, musica di Tito Schipa,
of Italy, domiciled at New York;
sop., contralto, ten. and bass, with
organ acc. 4to. [Latin text] ©
Nov. 5, 1928; 2 «. Nov. 7; H—uwU.&.
pub. 3866; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadephia. 23600
Hot and bothered; words by Benée
Russell, music by Abner Silver.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 25601
Hot bricks; slow stomp, by Peter
Packay [pseud. of Pierre Paquet],
of Belgium; pf., Ist violin, cello and
bass:. ©, July 197928 ines Now ts ;
E—For. 670; International music
co., Brussels, Belgium. 23602
Hot choclate; from Headin’ South,
lyrics by Alfred Bryan, music by
Jean Schwartz. © Oct. 15, 1928;
2c. Oct. 29; E—Pub. 9083 I: C. L: A.
music co., inc., New York. 23603
Hot pants; from Americana, 2d. ed.
words by Irving Caesar, music by
Roger Wolfe Kahn; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Oct. 24, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 26;
K—Pub. 526; Harms, ine, New
York. 23604
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no. 11, 1928
: 23624
How about me? words and music by |
Irving Berlin; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by May Singhi Breen. © Nov.
13, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 14; H—Pub. 617;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
23605
How can anybody love me, when
everybody's loving you; words by J.
W. Morrissey, music by Burrell Van
Buren. [Words and melody only]
© 1 e. Oct. 8, 1928; E—U. S. un-
pub. 784; J. W. Morrissey, Atlantic
City. 23606
How can I help loving you; written
by Clifford Seyler, music by -Regi-
nald Morgan, of Great Britain; pf.
and ukulele acc. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Oct. 22, 1928;
1 ¢. Oct. 24; E—For. 628; Francis,
Day & Hunter, itd., London.
23607
How could you do sueh a thing;
waltz, words and music by I. Rosen-
berg. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Noy. 9, 1928; E—Unpub. 976;
Irving Rosenberg, Brooklyn. 23608
How could you ever forget; waltz
ballad, words and music by Agnes
Whitmore and Bob Miller, arr. by
Clarke Tate; med. voice; in F. ©
Moy. 17, 1928: 2 c: Nov. 17;:E—Pbtb.
715; Clarke Tate music house, Mem-
phis, Tenn. 23609
How I love you, Rosabel; words by
S. V. Young, melody by F. E. Wil-
son 7 med. voice. © Nov. 2, 1928;
E—U. S. unpub. 8380; S. Vincent
Young and Frances E. Wilson, San
Dimas, Calif. 23610
How’s your old straw hat; words and
music by L. A. T. Soldane. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 10,
1928; E—Unpub. 995; Lloyd A. T.
Soldane, San Francisco. 23611
How to bow the violin; extracts from
the works of Henning, Spohr, etce.,
with marked bowing and fingering,
by George Brayley. © Oct. 22,
1928; 2 c. Nov. 12; E—Pub. 969;
George Brayley, Boston. 23612
Hula Hu; words and music by M. H.
Bories. [Chords, single staff] ©
1 c. Nov. 5, 1928; E—Unpub. 866;
Merton H. Bories, San Francisco.
23613
Humoreske; by Anton Dyofrik, simpli-
fied and arr. by Harold Hisenberg;:
violin and pf. or pf. solo. © Oct.
20, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 22; E—Pub. 624;
Harry Perlberg music co., New York.
23614
ain’t puttin’ out; words and music
by Stark Paget. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Nov. 2, 1928; H—
U. S. unpub. 825; Triangle music
pub. co., inc., New York. 23615
—
I am lonely dear; waltz song, words
and music by N. Losco, arr. by
Roger Halle. © Oct. 29, 1928; 2 c.
Oct. 31; E—Pub. 604; Nicholas
Losco, Brooklyn. 23616
I am so lonesome... for you; fox trot,
words and music by I. Rosenberg.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Irving Rosenberg, Brooklyn. 23617
I am so lonesome ... for you; waltz,
words and music by I. Rosenberg.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Nov. 9, 1928; ‘E—Unpub. 977; Irv-
ing Rosenberg, Brooklyn. 23618
I am wondering tonight; words by
HH... Beerg,. music, «bx Ehab ystaxcr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Nov. 10, 1928; E—Unpub. 1153;
Harry Beerd, Visalia, Calif. 23619
I believe I’m in love, no joking I do;
words by V. B. Miller, music by
Sylvester Long Cross. © 1 c. Nov.
28, 1928; EH—Unpub. 1642; Verl
Bow Miller, Seattle. 23620
I can’t believe it’s true; from The
queen’s taste, words by Mann Holi-
ner, music by Alberta Nichols. ©
Oct. 16, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 29; E—Pub.
901; I. C. L. A. music co., inc., New
York. 23621
I can’t keep away from you; words
and music by L. Deutsch. © Nov.
8, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 9; E—Pub. 465;
Leo Deutsch, Wilkes Barre, Pa.
23622
can’t say yes to you, it’s up to pa;
from It’s up to pa, lyrics by Edward
B. Marks, jr., music by William H.
Schuman. © Nov. 21, 1928; 2 ec.
Noy. 22; E—Pub. 891; Globe music
pub. co., New York. 23623
ja
I’d give my life to live my life with
you; lyrics by Frank Bannister and
Jane Gray, music by Frank Ban-
nister. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 10, 1928; E—Unpuwub.
1162; Jane Gray productions, inc.,
New York. 23624:
1221
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25625
I’d like to be a boy again; words and
music by W. J. Stevens. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 8,
1928; HE—Unpub. 983; Waitstill
Johnson Stevens, Mayville, N. Y.
23625
I’d iike to love them all; from Music
in May, lyrics by J. Keirn Brennan,
music by Maury Rubens. © Oct.
18, 1928; 2 e. Oct. 29; E—Pub. 906;
I. C. L. A. music ¢o., inc., New York.
23626
I don’t care; written by Harry S.
Pepper and Ord Hamilton, music
by O. Hamilton, of Great Britain ;
pf. and ukulele acc. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Oct. 22.
1928; 1 ec. Oct. 24; E—For. 629;
Francis, Day & Hunter, Iitd., London.
23627
don’t know everything; syncopated
song, words and music by Armand
Marion, jr. © Nov. 6, 1928; 2 e.
Noy. 12; E—Pub. 507; Joseph D,
Roberts, Seattle. 23628)
don’t think Ill fall in love today;
duet, from Treasure girl, words by
Ira Gershwin, music by George
Gershwin; pf. and ukulele acc.
Oct. 26, 1928 2°c. Oct. 29; E-Pub.
518; New world music corp., New
York. 23629
I fell asleep with your hame on my
lips and woke up in your arms;
words and musie by Al Sherman,
Al Lewis and Carmen Lombardo.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 26, 1928; E—Unpub. 993; Leo
=
bm
Feist, inc. New York. 23630:
I found a beautiful melody; words
and music by G. Edwards; pf. ©
1 ec. Nov. 12, 1928: H—Unpub. 1194;
George Edwards, Chicago. 23631
I found a friend; from Music in May,
lyrics by J. Keirn Brennan, mus:c
by Maury Rubens. © Oct. 18, 1928;
2°e. Oct. 29; H—Pub. 904; I. C. L.
A. music co., ine.. New York. 2386382
I feund a gold-mine, when I found
you; lyric and melody by C. C.
Eastway. ey Nove! ht 1928 ;
E—U. S. unpub. 788; Clarence
Charles Eastway, Milwaukee.
23633
Berk and
George J.
I found a rose; by Lew
Johnny Tucker, se. by
Trinkhaus; vocal orch. pts. 4to. ©
Nov. 7. 1928; 2 c. Nov. 10; E—Pub.
852; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
23634
Pt. 1 DyS eK 2S
I found my way to you; words and
musie by .B. G. De Sylva, Lew
Brown and Ray Henderson. [Words
and melody only] © 1«¢ Nov. 6,
1928; E—Unpub. 871; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
23635
I have a sweetheart waiting for me;
words and music by Myrtle Amelia
Coggon, of Canada. © 1 ec. Nov. 28,
1928; E—Unpub. 1652; Myrtle A.
Coggon, Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia,
Canada. 23636
I just can’t make my eyes behave,
since I met you; words by Augusta
Hoff, music by E. E. Turner. © 1c.
Nov. 3, 1928; .H—Unpub. ° 843;
Edith Hileen Turner, Lapeer, Mich.
23637
I'll always be in love with you; words
by Perry Alexander and Ted Claire,
music by Woody Frisino [pseud. of
W. Frisino] [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Nov. 9, 1928; E—Un-
pub. 975; Warren Frisino, Garden-
ville, Md. 23638
Ill be thinking of you; words and
mus'c by L. Magruder and George
Bias; Ist violins ©: 1 e@ Nev. “15,
1928; E—-Unpub. 1268; LeRoy
Magruder, Baltimore. 23639
T’ll be true; lyrics and music by H.
W. Park.’ (© L Go NovotG. 1928;
E—Unpub. 877; Harry W. Park,
Chester, Pa. 23640
Ill follow you to the end of the
world; words and music by A. M.
Drazkcwski. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Nov. 12, 1928;
2c. Nov. 16; H—Pub. 681; Albert
M. Drazkowski, Manchester, N. H.
23641
Ill keep on loving you; lyrics by
Louise Hamilton, music by B. Solo-
mon. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Nov. 23, 1928; E—Unpub. 1506;
Berenice Solomon, Chicago, 28642
T’ll love you truly, dear; words by
P. R. Hendrickson,- musie by Syl-
vester Long Cross. © 1 ¢. Nov. 28,
1928; E—Unpub. 1637; Pearl Royal
Hendrickson, Emmett, Id. 23643
T’ll never ask for more; words and
music by Roy Turk and Fred E.
Ahlert. © Nov. 27, 1928; 2 c. Nov.
28; E—Pub. 1083; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc., New York.
23644
1222
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1928
Tl never forget; words by Gus Kahn,
music by Spike Hamilton [pseud. of
George Hamilton]; pf. acc. with
ukulele or banjulele banjo arr. by
May Singhi Breen. © Nov. 26,
1928; 2 ¢. Nov. 27; E—Pub. 1020;
Irving Beriin, inc., New York.
23645
Tl not forget you, mother; words and
music by C. C. Kuenzig. 1,4G:
Nov. 22, 1928; E—Unpub. 1510;
'Clement Charles Kuenzig, Girard,
Pa. 23646
I'll not say maybe, for I’m going home
tonight ;. ballad, lyric by L. Leinann,
music by Ora Terhune; p¢f.- and
ukulele or banjulele banjo ace. ©
1 ec. Nov. 5, 1928: E—Unpub. 858;
Latona Leinann, Tacoma. 23647
Tli stick to the old-fashioned way;
hymn, words and music by P. §.
Kerr; mixed voices. © Nov. 3,
1928; 2 ce. Nov. 16; E—Pub. 676;
Phillip Stanley Kerr, Los Angeles.
23645
I'll tell you an old, old story; words |
by R. Youman, melody by F. E.
Wilson; med. voice. © 1c. Nov. 2,
1828; E—U. S. unpub. 828; Roy
Yeouman and Frances EK. Wilson. Los
Augeles, 23649
I love her—she loves me; words and
music by J. J. Schneider. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 27,
1923; s——Unpub. .1603;.. John... J.
Schneider, Philadelphia. 23650)
I love my Carmencita; words and
music by V. G. Ladd. © 1 ¢. Nov.
22, 1928; H—Unpub. 1521; Valeria
G. Ladd, New York. 23651
I leve to bumpity bump, on a bumpy
road with you; words and music
by Al Sherman, Al Lewis and Car-
men Lombardo; pf. acc. . with
ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini. ©
Nov. .7. 1928; 2 c. Noyv.. 8;, E—Pub.
475; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine,
New. York. 23652
I love you; words and music by R.
M. Kelley. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Nov. 19, 1928: bH—
Unpub. 1845; Robert M. Kelley,
Youngstown, O. 23653
I love you so, sweetheart; waltz,
words by Louise Hamilton, music
by B. Solomon. [Words and melody
only]. © 1 « Noy. 23, 1928:) E—
Unpub. 1505; Berenice Solomon,
Chicago. 23654
23664
~
I loved a lass; old English ballad,
words by George Wither, music by
Hugh Blair, of Great Britain; alto.
ten, and bass. 4to. © Nov. 1, 1928;
1 « Oct...27;. E—For. 612; 9 W.
Paxton & co., Iltd., London. 23655
I’m bringing a red-red rose; from
Whoopee, lyric by Gus Kahn, music
by Walter Donaldson. © Nov. 9,
1928: 2 ¢ Nov. 9; E—Pub. 461;
Donaldson, Douglas & Gumble, inc.,
New York. 23656
Ym broken-hearted for you; waltz,
lyric by Marion Irwin,) music by
T. J. Wickersheim. © 1c. Noy. 27,
1928; H—Unpub. 1604; Theodore
Jacob Wickersheim, Fullerton, Calif.
23657
I’m coming back to Honolulu and you;
words and music by Billy Male [i. e.
William Male] © Oct. 30, 1928;
2c. Nov. 8; E—Pub. 434; Hawaii
sales e¢o., Itd., Honolulu. 23658
coming back to you; love song
waltz, words and musie by J. HE.
Gaskell. © Nov. 23, 1928; 2 «.
Nov..30; E—Pub. 1086; John Edwin
Gaskell, Houston. 23659
I'm goin’ home; negro spiritual, by
Clarence Cameron White; arr. by
Chas. J. Roberts [pseud. of Charles
Kraushaar];, full oreh.,...with, .pf.
conductor. © Sept. 21, 1928; 2 «.
Nov. 19; H—Pub. 774; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 23660
I’m her sweet man now; words and
music by W. Crawley. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Nov. 8, 1928;
Vm
E—Unpub. 958; Wilton Crawley,
New York. 23661
I’m in love with a brown-eyed-gal;
words and music by’ Dick Masser
[i eR: DY Masser}: pt. © 1"c.
Nov. 1, 1928; E—Unpub. 800;
Richard D. Masser, Ph ladelphia.
23662
I'm jealous; words and musie by
Billy Hays, Max C. Freedman and
Charlie Berrelli [i. e. Charles
Berrelli]; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Nov. 8, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 10; E—Pub.
504; Remick music corp., New York.
23663
I’m living a life of make believe;
words and music by Hazel Beckwith
Nohavec, J. Williams and Lester
Palmer; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Oct. 11, 1928; 2 «Oct. 243: H—Pub.
610; Jess Williams, Lincoln, Neb.
23664
1223
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23665
pt. hy nesses
I’m living in a fool’s paradise; words
by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by Mabel
Wayne. [Words and melody only]
1 c Oct. 26, 1928; H—Unpub.
889; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
23665
I’m looking for a boy named Charlie;
words by R. K. Jaworska, music
by Peter J. Jankowski. ee.
Sept. 26, 1928; H—U. S. Unpub. 181;
Regina K. Jaworska, Buffalo.
23666: |
I’m. sorry I learned to love you;
waltz, words and music by S. A.
Chapko, arr. by Emory T. Hinkle.
1 «@ Nov. 17, 1928; E—Unpub.
1589; Stephen Anthony Chapko,
McAdoo, Pa. 23667
I’m the guy who kissed the girl, who
kissed the Blarney stone; words by
James Cavanaugh and Jack Kauf-
man, music by Neuman Fier: ©
Nov. 7, 1928; 2 c Nov. 8; H—Pub.
476; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 23668
I’m thirsty for kisses—hungry for
love, lonely, with only, just me;
words and music by Leu Davis and
J. Fred Coots; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Nov. 7, 1928; 2 c«. Nov. 10; E—
Pub. 855; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 23669:
I’m wild about horns on automobiles
that go ta-ta-ta-ta; words and music
by Clarence Gaskill. .© Nov. 16,
19238: -2..¢.. NOVe, 10.3, Bo-Pub,, 718;
Shapiro, Bernste:n & co., inc., New
York, 23670
I mean what I say when I say that
I love you; words and music by
Walter Smith. [Words and melody
only] © 1 @ Nov. 15, 1928; E—
Unpub. 1277; Lorenzo YFerreiros,
San Francisco. 23671
I need sympathy; words and music
by Frank Lynch and Eddie Palmer’;
pf. ©1¢ Nov. 3, 1928; HE—Unpub.
847; Bibo, Bloedon & Lang, inc.,
New York. 23672
I never dreamed you’d pass me by;
waltz, words by F. MacLaren, music
by I. Beasley; pf. (©'1 ¢. Oct. 18,
1928; EH—Unpub. 982; Irene Beas:
ley, Memphis, Tenn., and Frances
MacLaren, St. Paul. 23673
I never knew I loved you; words and
music by Ken Coe, of Canada; steel
guit. © 1 ec Oct. 27, 1928; H—
Lom
Unpub. 1860; Kenneth George Coe,
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada.
23674
I saw a fair maiden; carol, anon. me-
diaeval poem, music by Peter War-
lock [pseud. of Philip Heseltine], of
Great Britain; 5 mixed voices. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Oct. 18, 1928; 1 & Nov. 23; H—For.
824; Oxford university press, Lon-
don. 23675
km
shall surely steal you; words and
music by A. M. Fowler, arr. by Rich-
ard Lundgren. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1205; Archibald McKay
Fowler, Oakland, Calif. 23676
I shouldn’t care; fox trot, words and
music by A. E. Hansen. © 1c. Noy.
19, 1928; E—Unpub. 1835; Agnes EH.
Hansen, Council Bluffs, Ia. 23677
sing the birth; hymn on the nativity
of my Saviour, carol, words by Ben
Jonson, music by Edward Higar, of
Great Britain; mixed voices. 4to.
© Nov. 28, 1928; 1 c. Nov. 30; H—
For. 967; Novello & co., ltd., London.
23678
I think of you; words and music by
J. Gantz and D.’ Perlman. “© 1.
Oct. 31, 1928; E—Unpub. 1219;
Josef Gantz and David Perlman,
New Orleans, La. 23679
I treasure you; lyric by Edgar Leslie,
music by Jimmie Monaco. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Nov. 10, .
1928; E—Unpub. 1160; Remick mu-
sic corp., New York. 23680
I try so hard to forget you; waltz song,
lyric by L. D.. Snyder, musie by
Isabel Mayer.. © Sept: 1, 1928; 2 c.
Oct. 19; E—Pub. 967; Leslie D.
Snyder, Alcatraz, Calif. 23681
I’ve got the blues but I just can’t tell
you why; lyric by R. Geiger, music
by B. M. Hale.’ © Nov. 7% 19283 2'c.
Nov. 15; E—Pub. 652; Rosey Geiger,
Kirkwood, Mo. 23682
I’ve made a garden; words and music
by E. C. Reid. ©1c Novy. 26, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1595; Edward C. Reid,
Los Angeles. 23683
I want a girl: words and music by W.
G. Pattison. © 1 @ Nov. 5, 1928;
E—Unpub. 892; William G. Patti-
son, Palo Alto, Calif. 23684
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1928
; 23704
a EE ee EE
I want a good man and I want him
bad; novelty song, words and music
by Herb. Magidson, Michael H.
Cleary and Spencer Williams; pf.
ace. with ukulele arr. by Sonny Ka-
hauwa. © Nov. 3, 1928; 2 c. Nov.
2; H—U. S. pub. 314; Triangle mu-
sic pub. co., inc., New York. 23685
I want a yes girl; fox-trot, lyric by
Irving Caesar, music by Cliff Friend,
arr. by Billy Moore; orch. 4to. ©
Nov. 5, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 6; E—Pub.
496; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
23686
I want—I need—I love you so; waltz,
by F. G. Smith; pf. © 1c. Nov. 10,
1928; E—Unpub. 1234; Florence
Good Smith, Savanna, [11. 23687
I want to be near you; from It’s up
to pa, lyrics by Edward B. Marks,
jr., music by William H. Schuman.
© Nov. 21, 1928; 2. e. Nov. 22; H—
Pub. 892; Globe music pub. co., New
York. 23688
I want to go home; words by A. P.
Crume, music by C. H. Rackers.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Oct. 22, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 27; E—Pub.
670; C. H. Rackers, Cincinnati.
23689
I was a fool; words and-music by F.
Traskos. [Words and melody only]
© 1 e. Nov. 13, 1928; EH—Unpub.
1212; Frank Traskos, Springfield,
Mass. ° 23690
I will love you then te I never have
loved you before; words by Adele
Thomas, music by G. K. Tilden.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Noy. 19, 1928; E—Unpub. 1398;
Grace Kathryn Tilden, Royal Oak,
Mich. 23691
I wish I had a sweetheart; words and
music by Paul Russ; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Nov. 16, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 19;
E—Pub. 1074; Paul Russ, music
publisher, Amarillo, Tex. 23692
I wonder if you wonder; lyric by Lloyd
Briggs, music by H. EH. Thompson.
© 1 c. Nov. 5, 1928; E—Unpub. 854:
Harold Ellsworth Thompson, Great
Barrington, Mass. 23693
I wouldn’t care for a thing anywhere,
if I knew that I had you: words and
music by Albert Edwin Russ, jr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Noy. 9, 1928; HE—Unpub. 981; Emma
H. Russ, Cleveland. 23694
Ich bin die Marie von der Haller-
revue; foxtrot, aus Schén und
schick, worte von H. H. Haller, jr.
u. Charles Amberg, musik von Sieg-
wart Ehrlich, of Germany. © Aug.
18, 1928: 1 e. Nov. 3; E—For. 595;
_Alrobi musikverlag, G. m. b. H., Ber-
lin. 23695:
Idzmy naprz6d; marsz, stlowa Edward
Smulski, muzyka W. Baluta; dwa
zenskie gtosy lub chor mieszany. ©
Oct. 1, 1928; 2 e. Oct. 8; E—U 5S.
pub. 318; Vincent Baluta, Oak Park,
ae 23696
If dreams come true; words by Gordon
Stewart, music by Y. Stewart. ©
1 c. Nov. 8, 1928; E—Unpub. 938;
Yvonne Stewart, New York. 23697
If I could have you; words and musie
by R. M. Ellery. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ¢ Nov. 12, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1188; Robert M. Ellery,
Toledo, O. 23698
If I could not have you; words by T.
M. Jacobs, music by Sylvester Long
Cross. © 1c. Nov. 28, 1928; E—
Unpub. 1639; Treva Mae Jacobs,
Seattle. 23699
If I could once again live my life o’er
again, knowing what I know now;
valse, words and music by M. Pav-
lik. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ¢. Nov. 7, 1928; E—Unpub. 915;
Marie Pavlik, Northport, L. I., N. Y.
23700
If I had a giri like you; words and
music by Leon R. Snyder, jr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Noy. 28, 1928; E—Unpub. 1651;
Leon R. Snyder, jr., Battle Creek.
23701
If I had a million dollars; words and
musie by S. Senften. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 26, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1590; Samuel Senften,
Portland, Or. 23702
If I’m the who; lyrics by Paul Gerard
Smith, music by William Kernell
and Dave Stamper. [Words and
melody only]. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1619; Fox film corp., New
York. 23703
If you can’t make both ends meat [!];
comedy song fox trot, words and
music by I. Rosenberg. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Nov. 20, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1411; Irving Rosenberg,
Brooklyn. 23704
1225
é
23705
If you danced this waltz with me;
written, and’ composed by Gerald
Steyn, of Great Britain, arr. by Ian
Stewart; pf: ace., with arr. for ban-
julele banjo and ukulele, by Keech.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Oct. 22,.1928; 1 c. Nov. 9; H—
For. 710; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London. 23705
If you don’t believe in me; words and
music by H. Idelson; pf. and uku-
lele-ace. © Nov. 1, 1928; 2 c Nov.
3; H—U. S. pub. 350; Harry Idel-
son, Brooklyn. 23706
If you loved me; words and music by
S. B. Furgatch. [Photostat] ©1e.
Noy. 6, 1928; H—Unpub. 904; Sid-
ney B. Furgatch, New York. 23707
If you smile; words and music by J.
BE. Vail; in A flat. © 1 © Nov. 19,
1928; E-—Unpub. 1408; Josephine
Hidridge Vail, Thompsonville, Conn.
23708
If you’ve a beauty mark;‘ words and
music by M. Hwing. [Words and
mélody only] :-© 1. Nov. 21, 1928;
H—Unpub. 1484; Max Hwing, New
York. 23709
If you were only here; words by Harry
Tobias and Johnny Marvin, music
by Henry H. Tobias. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Nov. 28, 1928;
H—Unpub. 1648; Spier & Cosilow,
ine., New York. 23710
If you were only here away down
South with me; words and music by
M. A. Bordman; pf. and ukulele acc.
© 1. c. Nov. 24, 1928; H—Unpub.
1532: Morvis Aaron Bordman, Phil-
adelphia. 23711
If you would come to me; words by
Lulu Ann Sparks, music by Fred
Cardin; in B..),©, Nov5))1928.3;,3. c.
Nov. 7; E—U. S. pub. 390; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 23712
Igpay (The) atinlay blues; words and
music by Jack Marshall [i. e. J. S.
Marshall | [Words and melody
only] © 1. Nov. 12, 1928; H—
Unpub. 1410; John Stanley Mar-
shall, Cleveland. 28%13
Im eichenhain; idylle, von C. G&én-
schals, op. 333, bearb. von Herm.
Wenzel, both of Germany; pf. ©
July 30, 1928; 1 «. Oct. 11; H—For.
799: Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 23714
Im herbst; sinfonische kantate, von
Walther Moldenhauer, of Germany,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1 nt sive ZB”
op. 16; minnerchor wu. €ine alt-
stimme. © June 16, 1928; 1 © Qct.
11; H—For. 804; Karl Hochstein,
23715
Immer schneidig; polka, by P. Miil-
ler; B flat clarinet. © 1 e. Nov. 30,
1928; H—Unpub. 1681; Peter Miil-
ler, Philadelphia. 23716
Impatient (The) horseman; by Ludo-
mir Rozycki, of Poland, op. 58, no.
5;.pfi -© July 9) 19282 eyOctiv2s ;
E—For. 566; Augener, Itd., London.
23717
Impression dramatique; by James C.
Bradford, arr. by Antonio HE. Cafa-
rella; orch. © Oct. 30, 1928; 2 e.
Oct. 31; H—-U. 8S. pub. 303; Robbins
music ecorp., New York. 23718
Improvisator (Der); ouverttire zur
oper, von EKugen d’Albert, of Swit-
zeriand, bearb. von G. Becce, of
Italy ; orch.. 4to. © June 30, 1928;
1 e. Nov. 19; E—For. 941; Ed. Bote
& G. Bock, Berlin. 23719
Heidelberg, Germany.
In a little love canoe; words by Tom
Ford, music by Phil Boutelje.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ec.
Noy. 5, 1928; H—Unpub. 869; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.,
New York. 23720
In a Spanish garden; words and music
by C. H. Bradshaw. [Photostat] ©
1 ec. Nov. 8, 1928; H—Unpub. 951;
Charles Herbert Bradshaw, Roches-
ters ING Ne 23721
In an old garden; by George Bagby;
orch., with pf. conductor. © Nov.
10, 1928; 2 e. Nov. 19; H—Pub. 733 ;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 23722
In Bohemia; lyric and melody by B.
Raffetto. © 1 ¢. Nov. 1, 1928; H—
U. S. unpub. 786; Bertha Raffetto,
Reno, Ney. 23723
In Glasgow, a wee bit o’ Secoteh is
waiting for me; from Chauve souris,
words by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by
Fred Phillips. © Nov. 2, 1928; 2 c¢.
Nov. 5; H—Pub. 490; Leo Feist,
inec., New York, 23724
In Manilla [!]; love song of the Phil-
lipines [!], words and music by Val
Valentine, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Oct. 29,
1928; 1 ‘ec. Oct. 380: E—For,: 535;
B. Feldman & co., London. 23725
1226
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1928
In me find all; words by L. Alman-
rode, music by Mary O. Kitrell, of
U. S., and Harold G. Hooker, of
Australia; mixed voices. © Aug.
27, 1928; 2 ec. Nov. 3; E—Pub. 898;
Lucille Almanrode, Los Angeles.
23726
In memory’s garden; three romantic
pieces, by Adam Carse, of Great
Britain; pf. An old romance. [2
others] © Nov. 1, 1928; 1 ¢@ Nov.
16; E—For. 862; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don. ps Va |
In Mexico; words by George A. Little,
music by Billy Baskette. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Nov. 27,
1928; H—Unpub. 1616; Remick mu-
sie corp., New York. — 23728
In my dreams I am never alone; waltz,
words and music by Alby Carrithers
and ‘Hilda Carrithers. © 1 c¢. Nov.
15, 1928; H—Unpub. 1271; Alby F.
Carrithers, Kansas City, Mo. 23729
In my garden of dreams, I'll be wait-
ing for you; words by I. Gellers,
music by I. Gellers and Jack Eby.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Noy. 22, 1928; H—Unpub. 1698;
Irving Gellers, Albany. 23730
In. old Kashmir; Eastern love song
fox-trot, words and music by Ed.
EK. Elton, of Great Britain; pf. ace.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele arr.
by Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Oct. 29, 1928;
1c. Oct. 30; E—For, 538; B. Feld-
man & ¢co., London. 23731
In returning and rest; short anthem
or introit, words and music by Ar-
nold G. H. Bode; mixed voices, with
organ ace. 4to. © Nov. 21, 1928;
2c. Noy. 22; H—Pub. 879; Willis
music ¢o., Cincinnati. 20 lox
In Sixprong all alone; waltz, words
by J. F. Nugent, music by William
Van Beaver; pf. and ukulele ace.
©° 1c Nov. 22, 1928; H—Unpub.
1463; James Frank Nugent, Alder-
dale, Wash. 23733
In springtime—and in May; by Alec
Rowley, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Sept. 21, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 23; H—For.
562; Augener, Itd., London. 23734
In te Domine speravi (Herr, auf dich
vertrau’ ich); aus Psalm 31, musik
von Heinrich Schiitz, of Germany,
bearb. u. hrsg. von Karl Liitge, of
23745
Germany; alt stimme, violine u.
orgel mit fagott o. violonecell ad lib.
© Aug. 29, 1928; 1 e¢ Nov. 19; H—
For. 957; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin. 23735
In that cottage on the hillside; words
and musie by J. J. Schneider.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Novy. 15, 1928 ; H—Unpub. 1276; John
J. Schneider, Philadelphia. 23736
In the Crimea; capriccio, by M. Mous-
sorgsky, arr. by Charles J. Roberts
[pseud. of Charles Kraushaar]; full
orch. © Oct. 24, 1928: 2 ¢. Nov.
19; E—Pub. 755; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 23737
In the heart of you; words and music
by H. Lillenas, of Norway, domi-
ciled at Indianapolis. (Jn Special
songs for special occasions) ©
Nov..15, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 24; E—Pub.
923; Haldor Lillenas, Indianapolis.
23738
In the moonlight’s silver sheen; lyric
and music by M. H.R. Cook.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Nov. 10, 1928; HE—Unpub. 1159;
Mary Hungerford Robinson Cook,
Watsonville, Calif. 23739
In the park; by Louise Godfrey Ogle;
pf. -© Nov. 2, 1928: 2 ¢. Nov. 5;
E—U. S. pub. 345; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati. 23740
In the swing; air de ballet, by Bruno
Brenner, of Germany; pf. © Nov.
d, 1928; 2 e. Nov. 7; E—U. S. pub.
388; Theodore Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 23741
In the wigwam; from Three little In-
dians, by Edwin Vaile McIntyre, op.
161," no. V2" Df. “©. Now. Ft" 1928
2 c. Nov. 80; E—Pub. 1026; Willis
music co., Cincinnati, O. 23742
In the woods; from Three little In-
dians, by Hdwin Vaile McIntyre, op.
101;.-no. 3: pt. ‘©.. Now 27,,.1928.
2 ¢e. Nov. 30: E—Pub. 1028; Willis
music co., Cincinnati, O. 23743
In vision I roamed; words by Thomas
Hardy, music by W. S. Schwartz.
1 c@ Nov. 138, 1928; E—Unpub.
1200; William Spencer Schwartz,
Atlantic City. 23744
Ina; waltz, by Wm. Morris; ten. banjo
duet. © Nov. 12, 1928; 2 c. Nov.
12; E—Pub. 546; Don Santos, Ro-
chester, N. Y. 23745
1227
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23746
pt. 11, Hes. 2a.
Indian maid; words and music by M.
Rosette. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 12, 1928; E—Unpub.
1201; Marion Rosette, Baltimore.
23746
——Same. ©1c. Nov. 12, 1928; H—
Unpub. 1659; Marion Rosette, Bal-
timore. 23747
Indiana dreamland home; words by
A. R. Irwin, music by Neil Navarre;
pf. and ukulele acc. © 1c. Nov.
26, 1928; E—Unpub. 1552; Anna
Ruth Irwin, Antelope, Mont. 23748
Ingen dr som han; text avy Waldemar
Dalquist, musik av TT. Cassel, of
Sweden; pf. © Dec. 20, 1927; 1 «¢.
Nov. 27, 1928; E—For. 913; Reuter
& Reuter fdrlags a. b., Stockholm,
Sweden. 23749
Ingrato (El); corrido, letra e arreglo
de musica por J. Cordova Cantu, of
Mexico, domiciled at Los Angeles;
pf.- [Photostat] © 1 «© Nov- 19,
1928; E—Unpub. 13888; Felipe Val-
des Leal, Los Angeles.
Inno dei figli d’Italia; parole e musica
seritte da J. Brunori. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 22, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1462; Joseph Brunori,
Washington. 23451
Intreduction to harmony through mel-
ody: by Kathleen Air. 4to. © Oct.
pl 1928: 2 .¢ Nov. 22 ate Nov. 5:
A O—1878; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 23752
words aud music by M.
W. Bigelow; mixed voices. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 12, 1928; E—Unpub. 1172;
Mark W. Bigelow, St. Louis, Mich.
23753
Iowa barnyard jazz; words and mu-
sic by O. H. Jacobs. 4to. © Nov.
14, 1928; 2c. Nov. 30; E—Pub. 1114;
Oscar Henry Jacobs, Burlington, Ia.
23754
Is it love in your eyes; words and mu-
sic by J. Brenner. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Nov. 21, 1928;
Invitation ;
E—Unpub. 14380; Julian Brenner,
Brooklyn. 23755
Is that nice: words and music by
Steve Gardella [i. e. Stephen Gar-
della] © 1 ¢ Nov. 26, 1928; E
Unpub. 1568; Stephen Gardella,
3roo0klyn, 23756
Island of dreams; words and music
by J. F. Gould, arr. by William B.
23750 -
Starbird. © 1.c. Nov. 6, 1928- H—
Unpub. 909; Joseph F. Gould, Los
Angeles. 23757
It ain’t a going to snow; words and
music by R. Dale and L. Florin
Brown; pf. and ukulele ace. New
York City, Frank Harding. ©
Oct.’ 22, 1928 3/2 ¢. Oct 275" he —Pub,
668 ; Rhodena Dale, Clearfield, Pa.
23758
It all comes out in the wash; words
by Jo. Trent and Harry Tobias, mu-
sic by Henry H. Tobias; pf. acc.
with ukulele or banjulele banjo arr.
by Sonny Kahauwa. © Nov. 28,
1928; 2 « Nov. 27; E—Pub. 1014;
Triangle music pub. co., inc., New
York. 23759
It’s It; words and music by R. L.
Masten. [Words and melody only]
©-1..¢.. Nov, 2A, 1928-0.
1439; Richard L. Masten, Carmel-
by-the-sea, Calif. 23760
‘It’s just because it’s you; words by
Will J. Harris, music” by Victor
Young, arr. by Rube Bennett; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Nov. 2, 1928;
2 c. Nov. 5; E—U. S. pub. 396; Ran-
deolph music publishers, Chicago.
23761
It’s mother; words by Nathan H. Bul-
lock, music by Haldor Lillenas, of
Norway, domiciled at Indianapolis.
(In Special songs for special oc-
casions) © Nov. 15, 1928; 2 «. Nov.
24; E—Pub. 922; Lillenas pub. co.,
Indianapolis. 23762
It’s tight like that; words by Thos.
Dorsey and Tampa Red Whittaker
[pseud. of H. Whitaker], music by
T. Dorsey and H. Whitaker. © 1 ©.
Nov. 21, 1928 ; E—Unpub. 1448 ; State
street music pub. co., inc., Chicago.
23763
It’s too late now; words by Selma
Davis [pseud. of Aletha Dickerson],
music by Elzadie Robinson. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 16,
1928; H—Unpub. 1292; Chicago mu-
sic pub. co., ine., Chicago. 23764
It’s too late now to hang around;
words and music by Leona Strong
fi. e. R. L. Strong] [Words and
melody only] © 1. Nov. 14, 1928;
H—Unpub. 1250; Ruth Leona Strong,
San Francisco. 23765
It’s too late to be sorry now; lyric by
Jack Burke, music by R. Albright.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Nov. 27, 1928; E—Unpub. 1610; Ray
Albright, Newark, N. J. 23766
1228
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1928
It takes a long time to say good-night
to the girl you love; words by J. D.
Collins, music by Clifton Keith. ©
1 c. Oct. 8, 1928; E—Unpub. 140;
John D. Collins, New Albany, Ind.
23767
It was only a dream; words and music
by J. Yobbagy. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Nov. 15, 1928; E—Un-
pub. 1262; John Yobbagy, South
Norwalk, Conn. 23768
It will not be long; hymn, words by
J. R. Baxter, jr., music by Virgil
O. Stamps. © Sept. 18, 1928; 2 ¢.
Nov. 24; E—Pub. 1000; WV. 0O.
Stamps, Jacksonville, Tex. 23769
Iveria; suite in vier sitzen, zweiter
teil aus Kaukasische skizzen, von M.
Ippolitow-Iwanow, op. 42, arr. von
Leopold Weninger, of Austria; orch.,
mit pf.—organ direction u. violino 1
direction. no. 1, 2. Oct 30;
1928; 1 c. Nov. 20; E—For. 856; D.
Rahter, Leipzig. 23770
Jack and the bean stalk; by M. A. E.
Smith: pf. © 1c. Nov. 15, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1281; Mary A. Easby
Smith, Washington. Zot
Jag vill oppat; frin Sadan dr du, text
av. Kari-Ewert [pseud. of Karl
Ewert Christensen], musik av Helan
[pseud. of Sven Helin], of Sweden;
De ho rep. 15,°1928: 1c: Nov. 13;
E—For. 696; A. B. Nordiska musik-
forlaget, Stockholm, Sweden. 23772
Japanese mammy; fox-trot, lyric by
Gus Kahn, music by Walter Donald-
son, arr. by Arthur Lange; orch.
© Nov. i, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 2; E—Pub.
495; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
Dabhe
Japanese mammy; fox trot, lyric by
Gus Kahn, music by Walter Donald-
son, arr. by Eddie Bard; orch. 4to.
© Oct. 29, 1928; 2 @ Oct. 31; E—
Pub. 487; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
23774
Javymnavastavique (La); de Le cay-
alier Lafleur, paroles et musique de
A. Mauprey, of France. 4to.
‘Words and melody only] © Oct.
as 192827 1, .c,; Oct. 255 .— Hor, 893 ;
C. Joubert et cie., Paris. 23775
Jazz de salon; av W. Neibig, of
Sweden; pf. Stockholm, A.-B. Nor-
diska musikférlaget. © Oct. 15,
1928; 1 c. Nov. 13; E—For. 697;
Walter Neibig, Stockholm, Sweden.
; 23776
26260—29——_4
23786
a
Jazz me blues; fox trot, by Tom De-
laney, arr. by Red Nichols [pseud.
of Loring Nichols]; orch., with
words. © Oct. 10, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct.
24; EK—Pub. 605; Edward B. Marks
musie co., New York. 23777
Jealousy; theme song of Jealousy,
words and music by Charles Wein-
berg, Al. Koppell and Billy Stone;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by Louis
Fleischer. © Nov. 1, 1928; 2c. Nov.
238; E—Pub. 1049; F. B. Haviland
pub. co., New York. 23778
Jeannine, I dream of lilac time; theme
song of Lilac time, waltz, music by
Nathaniel Shilkret, arr. by Arthur
Lange; orch. © Oct. 15, 1928; 2 c.
Oct. 17; E—Pub. 478; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 23779
Jerry of Jericho road; operetta in 2
acts, book and lyrics by Estelle Mer-
rymon Clark, music by Palmer John
Clark; voc. se. and libretto. 4to.
@i"Oct 22; P1838 3° 2-EOet? 24D
27389; Raymond A. Hoffman co.,
Chicago. 23780
Jes’ dreamin’; words anon., music by
L. S. Meyer. © 1c. Novy. 12, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1184; Lillian Stemple
Meyer, Dayton. O. 23781
Jesus, lover of my soul; anthem on the
tune Refuge, words by Charles Wes-
ley, hymn tune by Joseph P. Hol-
brook, arr. by Edward Shippen
Barnes; mixed voices; organ ace.
4to. © Oct. 16, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 29;
E—U. S. pub. 273; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 23782
Jingle bells march; by Albert Harvey,
arr. by Zarh Myron Bickford; two
ten. banjos and pf. © Nov. 20,
1928; 2 «. Nov: 22; E—Pub. 888;
Fred Heltman co., Cleveland. 23783
Jingle bells march; by Albert Harvey,
arr. by Andrew H. Luck; pf., four
hands. © Nov. 7, 1928; 2 «. Nov. 9;
KH—Pub. 469; Fred Heltman co.,
Cleveland. 23784
Jo-Jo (The); Cuban dance novelty,
words by J. Gray, music by Frank
Bannister. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Nov. 17, 1928; E—Un-
pub. 1309; Jane Gray publications,
ine., New York. 23785
John Mitchell; words traditional, mu-
sic arr. by J. Smith. © 1 ec. Nov. 22,
1928; E—Unpub. 1466; Josephine
Smith, Brooklyn. 23786
1229
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25787
pt. TH nesses
Johns (Louis Hdgar) Fourteen new
Christmas songs and carols; in 2, 3
and 4 pts., set to music by L. HE.
Johns, op. 39, 40; women’s voices a
cappella. 4to. © Nov. 3, 1928; 2 ¢.
Noy. 22; E—Pub. 897; C. C. Birchard
& co., Boston. 23787
Jordan (Sverre) 2 sange for julen;
musik af S. Jordan, of Norway, op.
31, no. 1, 2. a. Julekveld. [1 other]
©. Oct. 3419287 yc Nov. 33Ab Shor.
587; Norsk musikforlag, Oslo, Nor-
way. 23788
Josefin’...; foxtrot, text von Giin-
ther Bibo u. Ernst Neubach, musik
von Rudolph Nelson. both of Ger-
many, arr. von Nico Dostal. © Oct.
1, 1928; 1. c¢. Nov. 3; E—For. 598;
Alrobi musikverlag, g. m. b. h., Ber-
lin. 23789
Josephita; theme song of Tide of em-
pire, lyrics by Raymond Klages,
music by Jesse Greer. [Photostat]
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1928; H—Unpub.
1602; Robbins music ceorp., New
York.
Judy; theme song of Romance of the
underworld, words by Jacques Mur-
ray, music by Pierre Norman; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by Joseph M.
Weiss. © Nov. 9, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 10;
H—Pub. 499; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine., New York. PET
Juissance (La); prelude of the 18th
century, by J. B. Saint-Sevin, adapt-
_ed and arr. by Alfred Moffat, of
Great Britain; violin and pf. ©
Oct. 26, 1928; 1 e Nov. 16; H—For.
866; Augener, ltd., London. 23792
Junge (Die) mutter; text von Fried-
rich Hebbel, musik von Bernhard
Blau, of Germany, op. 23, no. 5. ©
June 12, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 11; E—For.
780; Ries & Erler, G. m. b. H., Ber-
lin. 23793
Jungferngebet ; Osterr. volkslied,
bearb. von Ludwig Baumann, of Ger-
many; miinnerchor. 4to. © June 1,
1928; 1c. Oct. 11; E—For. 811; Karl
Hochstein, Heidelberg, Germany.
23794
Junior (The) hymnal; containing Sun-
day school and Luther league lit-
urgy and hymns for the Sunday
school and other gatherings, compiled
by the Evangelical Lutheran Au-
gustana synod of North America.
Music ed. * © Oct! 17; 928); 2 ic. (Oct.
20; aff. Oct. 25; A 1265; Augustana
book concern, Rock Island, Ill. 23795
23790-
Just a bit of a girl; words by Ethel M.
Brainerd, music by M. E. Bronson.
© te: “Oat: 81,) 1928 en:
pub. 781; Margaret E. Bronson, Cin-
cinnati. 23796
Just a dream; words and melody by
Jack E. Kelly [i. e. J. E. Kelly], mu-
sie arr. by Lora P. Hendricks; with
pr. aee. “© 1c Nov, lass oe
Unpub. 1477; Joseph Edmond Kelly,
Warren, O. 23797
Just a flower of yesterday; words. by
G. A. Ream, music by David Reed.
© Nov. 14, 1928; 2 ¢ Nov. 15; B—
Pub. 648; George A. Ream, South
Enolo, Pa. 23798
Just a little faded rose; words and
music by Con Conrad and Abner
Silver. © 1 ¢ Nov. 16, 1928; H—
Unpub. 1286; Robbins music corp.,
New York. — 23799
Just a little love nest; fox trot, words
and music by L. Mainard. © 1 «.
Noy. 23, 1928; E—Unpub. 1491; Lee
Mainard, Fresno, Calif. 23800:
Just a little nest and you; words and
music by W. Rogers. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 14, 1928;
EH—Unpub. 1246; Waiora Rogers,
Los Angeles. 23801
Just a little song; words and music
by M. A. Gutierrez. [Photostat] ©
1 ec. Nov. 8, 1928; E—Unpub. 950;
Maurice A. Gutierrez, Hollywood,
Calif. 23802
Just a quiet little spot; words and mu-
sic by Arthur A. Penn, of Great Brit-
ain, domiciled at Block Island, R. I.;
high voice. © Nov. 5, 1928; 2 «.
Noy. 16; E—Pub. 871; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 23803
Just a sweet little baby; words and
music by M. Ewing. [Words and
melody cnly] ©1c Nov. 17, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1314; Max Ewing, New
York. 23804
Just as I am; hymn-anthem, words by
C. Elliott, music by J. Herbeck; arr.
by Charles F. Manney ; mixed voices,
with sop. and alto solos; organ ace.
4to.’ © Oct: 24; "1928: 924er Oct. 29;
EH—U. S. pub. 272; Oliver Ditson ¢o.,
Boston. 23805
Just because I love you; waltz ballad,
lyrics by F. Ferranti, musie by M.
Paul Manganella; pf. and ukulele
ace. © 1 ec. Novi 19, 1928; H—
Unpub. 1358: Frank Ferranti, Phil-
adelphia. ; 23806
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1928
Just daddy; words and music by P. B.
Bachtell, arr. by Roy Leffingwell.
[Photestat] © 1 ¢ Nov. 13, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1203; Paul B. Bachtell,
Laneaster, Calif. 23807
Just for you; words and music by Ray
Vean-Rhae. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1928;
EH—Unpub. 1372; Raymond J.
Schropp, Philadelphia. 23808
Just gathering sunshine for a rainy-
rainy day; fox trot, words and mu-
sic by Albert Edwin Russ, jr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Nov. 9, 1928 ; E—Unpub. 982} Emma
H. Russ, Cleveland. * 23809
Just like a rose; words and music by
M. B. Mercer, of Canada. [Words
and melody only] © 1 «¢. Nov. 13,
1628; E—Unpub. 1211; Mabel B.
Mercer, Chilliwack, B. C., Canada.
23810
Just like a tumbleweed; words and
music by J. Barth. © 1 e. Nov. 30,
1928 ; E—Unpub. 1671; Jane Barth,
Wichita, Kan. 23811
Just love me as you used to do; words
and music by Ella Frances Peterson
and W. R. Peterson. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Nov. 12, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1182; Walter R. Peter-
son, Park Ridge, Ill. 23812
Just .mine; words and music by R.
Bruce. © 1 ¢. Oct. 26, 1928; E—
Unpub. 1215; Roberta Bruce, De-
troit. 23813
Just you; words by V. M. Johnson,
music by Sylvester Long Cross.
1 c. Noy. 28, 1928; E—Unpub. 1640;
Verna Margaret Johnson, Seattle.
23814
Kantate; weite welt und breites leben,
nach texten von Goethe, musik von
Kurt Thomas, of Germany; sop. u.
ten, solo, gemischten chor, streich-
orch. u. cembalo. Partitur. © Oct.
15, 1928; 1 ¢. Nov. 2; H—For. 606;
Breitkopf u. Hiirtel, Leipzig. 23815
Kantorei (Die) der fpiitgotik ; alte
{_f meistersiitze deutscher vielstimmig-
{ keit fiir die heutige chorpraxis,
hrsg. von Hans Joachim Moser, of
Germany. Chorpartitur. Erste
folge. © July 20, 1928; 1 ©. Oct. 11;
E—For. 743; W. Sulzbach (Peter
Limbach), Berlin. [© preface and
explantory notes] 23816
S 23826
Kashmiti song; duet, words by Lau-
rence Hope, music by Amy Wood-
forde-Finden, arr. by Sumner Salter ;
sop. and contralto or ten. and bar.
© Nov. 20, 1928; 2 ¢c. Nov.’ 22; E—
Pub. 1038; Boosey & co., ltd., New
York. 23817
Kaspar Hauser singt; text von Paul
Verlaine—Stefan George, musik von
Bernhard Blau, of Germany, op. 21,
no. 5...© June 13,, 1928; 1.c. Oct. 11;
H—For. 786; Ries & Erler, G. m.
b. H., Berlin 23818
Kasperles wochenende; charakter-
sttick, von Hugo Flamm, of Austria ;
oreh., mit violino 1 direction und pf.
direction. 4to. © June 30, 1928;
1 ec. Oct. 11; E—For. 791; Edition
Kaleidoskop, Berlin-Wilmersdorf.
23819
Katydid; words by A. EH. Guedel, mu-
sic by A. EH. Guedel and Edna Tay-
lor. ir@tilive. Nowe 10; 9492854
Unpub. 1181; Arthur Ernest Guedel,
Beverly Hills, Calif. 23820
Keller (The) waltz; by Pitt M. Keller.
[Chords, single staff] © 1 ¢ Nov.
27, 1928; E—Unpub. 1609; Luther
McCombs, McLean, Tex. 23821
Kermesse au village; par Maurice
Pesse, of France; orch., avee pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Oct. 5, 1928; 1 «@
Oct. 25; H—For. 881; Choudens,
Paris. 23822
Képva xépva (Kerna-kerna) ; éx ‘H xupies row
mati, words by N.I. Laskaris, music
by D. Zattas, of Greece, domiciled at
New York. ’A@jvar, ’Exdortexos otkos
povotxn Zaxapra Maxpn. © May 3,
1928; i ce. Sept. 14, 1 e Sept. 25; E
6S8711; Demosthenis Zattas, New
York. 23823
Kilohana; words by Mrs. A. Kaulia,
music by Sol Hoopii, arr. by Robt.
Kamaunu; pf. and ukulele ace.
[Hawaiian text] © Oct. 30, 1928;
2 ec. Nov. 8; E—Pub. 485; Hawaii
sales co., ltd., Honolulu. 23824
Kindergarten (The) band; by HE. Ey-
erett: pf. © 1e¢. Oct. 19, 1928; H—
Unpub. 1217; Edna Everett, Chicago.
23825
King of the sword; from The red robe,
words by J. Keirn Brennan, music
by Robert Stolz, of Germany, and
Maurie Rubens. New York, Harms,
inc. ‘© Nov. 9, 1928: 2c. Nov. 12;
E—Pub. 572; Shubert theatre corp.,
New York. 23826
1231
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23827
King (The) won’t cpus; musical com-
edy, by Arnold Arnold [pseud. of
A. E. Pfeiffer. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 8, 1928; D 27393 ;
Arnold Ernest Pfeiffer, New York.
23827
Kingly (The) stranger; words and mu-
sic by Haldor Lillenas, of Norway,
domiciled at Indianapolis. (Jn Spe-
cial songs for special occasions) ©
Nov. 15, 1928; 2c. Nov. 24; H—Pub.
934; Lillenas pub. co., Indianapolis.
/ 23828
Kiss (A) to remember; words by Al-
fred Bryan, music by Al Goering
and Jack Pettis. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Nov. 15, 1928; H—
Unpub. 1267; Spier & Coslow, inc.,
New - York. 23829
Kisses are rainbows; words and mu-
sic by G. E. McEwen, of Canada,
domiciled at Chicago. [Photostat]
© 1e Nov. 12, 1928; H—Unpub.
1190; Grace Elinore McEwen,. Chi-
cago. 23830
Klemm (Gustav)
Nancy Buckley; in A flat. © Nov.
5, 1928; 2 c«. Nov. 7; E—U. S. pub.
381; Theodore Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 23831
Konigsleutnant (Der); ouverture, von
A. Emil itl, op. 39, arr. von Leo-
pold Weninger, of Austria; orch.,
mit pf. direktion. © June 18, 1928;
ie July’ sh osmsl s Anton < J.
Benjamin, Leipzig. 23832
Kole maka onaona; words and music
by Mary Robins, arr. by Robert Ka-
maunu; pf. and ukulele acc. [Ha-
waiian text] © Oct. 30, 1928; 2 ¢.
Nov. 8; E—Pub. 483; Hawaii sales
co., Itd., Honolulu. 23833
Konzert; ftir violine und orch. von
Lothar Windsperger, op. 39; kla-
vierauszug von Eduard Bornschein,
of Germany. © Aug. 4, 1928; 1 «@
July 30; E 697305; B. Schott’s
sOhne, Mainz, Germany. 23834
Kesatzki; by Jack Teitelbaum, arr. by
Henri Weber; pf. © Oct. 18, 1928;
2 c. Nov. 2; E—U. S. pub. 296; Bel-
win, ine., New York. 23835
[!]}; polka, by L.° Wit-
© 1c. Nov. 8, 1928;
Leon Witkowski,
23836
K-ra-zy for you; duet, from Treasure
girl, words by Ira Gershwin, music
by George Gershwin; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © Oct. 26, 1928; 2 c. Oct.
Kowale kuiu
kowski: violin.
K-—-Unpub. $43;
New York.
Caprice; words by |
pt. HE AS. ce
29; E—Pub. 522; New world music
corp., New York. 23837
Kuahiwi O Kaala; hula, words and
music by Mary Robins, arr. by Robt.
Kamaunu; pf. and ukulele acc.
[Hawaiian text] © Oct. 30, 1928;
2c Nov. 8; E—Pub. 481; Hawaii
sales co., Itd., Honolulu. 23838
Kujawiak z Torunia; by L. Witkow-
ski; violin. © 1 ¢« Oct. 9, 1928;
E—U. 8S. unpub. 147; Leon Witkow-
ski, New York. 23839
Kuu lei roselani; hula, words and mu-
sic by Robert Kamaunu; pf. and
ukulele acc. [Hawaiian text] ©
Oct. 30, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 8; H—Pub.
437; Hawaii sales co., ltd., Hono-
lulu. 23840
L. D. D. (The) music course; by L. L.
Dean; pf.. pt. 2=—pt.23., ©, July
14, 18, 1928; 2 c. each Nov. 19; aff. .
each Nov. 17; A O—2888, 2889; Lily
L. Dean, Falls Village, Conn.
23841, 23842
Lachendes leben! intermezzo, von Otto
Kockert, op. 87, instr. von Henry
Weber, of Germany; orch., with pf.
direction and violin 1 direction. 4to.
© Oct. 2, 1926; 1 c. Apr. 28, 1928;
EH—For. 18386; Richard Birnbach,
Berlin. 23843
Ladies day; words by Edwin G.
Klein, music by L. Del Val. © 1.
Noy. 14, 1928; E—Unpub. 1249; Leo
Del Val, East Elmhurst, N. Y.
23844
Laetentur coeli; offertory for the first
Christmas mass, liturgical text, mu-
sic by Emile Reyl, op. 30, no; 1;
mixed voices. 4to. © Nov. 22,
1928; 2 ec Nov. 24; H—Pub. 976;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 23845
Land of dreams; by Felix Gerard, op.
8, no. 5, orch. by Wm. Sear, of Great
Britain; small orch. © Oct. 31,
1928; 1 c« Nov. 12; EHE—For. 665;
Joseph Williams, ltd., London.
23846
Land of the blue and gold; words and
music by H. Nathan. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Nov. 3, 1928;
H—Unpub. 855; Henry Nathan, San
Francisco. 23847
Lang (Hans) Zwei Goethe—lieder ;
aus Faust, von Goethe, musik von
H. Lang, of Germany, op. 80, nr.
1, 2; miannerchor. 4to. 1. Lied der
soldaten. [1 other] © June 1,
1928; 1 ec. Oct. 11; E—For. 812; Karl
Hochstein, Heidelberg, Germany.
23848
1232
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1928
*‘Larm (The) clock blues; words by
A. S. Glogowski, music by Tiny
Parham and A. S. Glogowski.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «
Nov. §& 1928; H—Unpub. 955;
Anthony 8S. Glogowski, Chicago
Heights, Il. 23849
Larry boy; words by Mildred Mesir-
eau, music by Ruth Klauber. ©
ew 2 1926.2 ¢ Oct, 31, *E—U.;S.
pub. 298; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 23850:
Last night in my dreams; words by
H. Scott, music by Richard Brough-
ton. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1928; E—Un-
pub. 1170; Harry Scott, Milwaukee.
23851
Laugh at life; from The red robe,
words by J. Delany Dunn, music
by Maurie Rubens. New York,
Harms, inc. © Nov. 9, 1928; 2 «.
Nov. 12; EH—Pub. 571; Shubert
theatre cerp., New York. 23852:
Lavender lane; written and composed
by. John P. Long, of Great Britain;
pf. and ukulele acc. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Oct. 22,
1928; 1 ¢« Oct. 24; E—For. 630;
Francis, Day & Hunter, lid., London.
23853:
Leave it to the moon; lyrics by A.
Meeropol, music by N. Reichbach;
pf. ©1c. Nov. 6, 1928; E—Unpub.
1233; Nathan Reichbach, Philadel-
phia,.and Abel Meeropol, New York.
23854
Leave we, O love; words by Philip
Sidney, set to music by Dennis
Arundell, of Great Britain. © Oct.
18, 1928; 1 ce. Nov. 23; E—For. 838;
Oxford university press, London.
23855
Lei day; hula, words and music by
Mary Robins, arrow by, Robt.
Kamaunu; pf. and ukulele’ ace.
[Hawaiian and English text] ©
Oct. 30; 1928: 2c, Nov. 8:. H—Pub.
436; Hawaii sales co., ltd., Honolulu.
23856:
Lenora; theme song of Two lovers,
waltz, lyric by L. Wolfe Gilbert,
music by Hugo Riesenfeld, arr. by
Eddie Bard; orch. 4to. © Oct. 25,
1928;°'2' cc. Oct: 26: H—Pub. 485;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 23857
Les Baker’s yodeling blues; words and
music by Les Baker and J. M.
Williams. [Chords, single staff} ©
1 ¢@. Nov. 7, 1928; E—Unpub. 928;
23867
State street music pub. co., inc,
Chicago. 23858
Let go my heart; words by B. _T.
Gordon, music by S. BE. Wren. ©
1 ec. Nov. 21, 1928; E—Unpub. 1428;
Susan E. Wren, Excelsior Springs,
Mo., and B. T. Gordon, Liberty, Mo.
23859
Let not your heart be troubled; words
from St. John 14, music by Paul
Haeussler; in D flat: © Nov. 20,
1928; 2 ¢ Nov. 22; H—Pub. 1035;
Boosey & co., ltd., New York. 23860
Let’s dream a little longer; song-waltz,
written and composed by Chick
Endor, Harry Steinberg and Eddie
Lambert; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by Harry J. Stafford, of Great
Britain. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Oct. 5, 1928; 2c. Oct.
22; E—Pub. 451; Montgomery &
co., London. 23861
Let the sunshine live in your heart;
words and music by R. Prosser.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Nov. 15, 1928; E—Unpub. 1274;
Ruth Prosser, Hast Orange, N. J.
23862
Let us hope for better things than in
the past; words and music by E. W.
Shockley, arr. . by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Nov. 10, 1928; E—Unpub. 1154;
Hmory W. Shockley, Salisbury, Md.
23863
Leva manu Catarina; versi di A.
Gloria, musica di G. Gioviale, of
Italy, domiciled at New York.
1 ec. Nov. 21, 1928; E—Unpub. 1458;
Angelo Gloria and Giovanni Giovi-
ale, New York. 23864
Lexington Kentucky blues; words and
music by Charlie Jackson. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Nov. 16,
1928; E—Unpub. 1295; Chicago
music pub. co., inc., Chicago. 23865
Lhoumeau (A.) 38 Gantiques eucharis-
tiques; texte authentique’ du B* de
Montfort, musique de A. Lhoumeau,
of France; 2 voix, avee orgue.
Sept. 15, 1928; 1 « Oct. 19; EH—For.
609: Veuve L. J. Biton, St. Laurent-
sur-Sévre, France. 23866
Libertadores (Los) ; marcha, por Juan
Vazquez, of Mexico, domiciled at
Chicago; pf. [Photostat] © 1 ¢.
Nov. 19 1928; EH—Unpub. 1663;
Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago. 23867
1233
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23868
Lieb und lust; gastwirte marsch, von
A. Kutschera, arr. von Ladislaus
Lowenthal, of Germany; orch., mit
pity) direktion.,.. 4to..\7©) ~Aus: as:
1928. 1 ey Oct.,.31L; : H—Por,,, 58;
Anton J. Benjamin, Leipzig. 23868
Liebe und trompetenblasen; operette
in 38 akten, von Hans Sturm u.
Hans Bachwitz, gesangs-texte von
Fritz Rotter u. Otto Stransky, musik
von Mare Roland, of Germany;
volistindiger klavierauszug mit
singstimmen. © 1c. Oct. 11, 1928;
D 27297; VertriebssteHe d. verbandes
deutscher bitihnenschriftsteller u.
btihnenkcmponisten, g. m. b. h.,,
Berlin. 23869
Lied (Das) des zwergen; text von
Stefan George, musk von Bernhard
Blau, of Germany,’ op. 21, no. 2.
© June 13, 1928): 1eOet? dd a
For. 7838; Ries & Erler, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 23870
Liederabend am harmonium;. bear-
beitet von Hermann Wenzel, of
Germany; harmonium mit unter-
legtem text. Band 1. © June 25,
1928; 1 ¢. Oct. 11; E—For. 793; Fr.
Portius, Leipzig. 23871
Life’s a gamble; from Song of the
sea, words by Arthur Wimperis,
music by Eduard Kunneke, ~ of
Great Britain. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Oct. 29, 1928;
“1e. Oct. 30; H—For. 532; B. Feld-
man & co., London. 23872:
Life saver’s blues; words and music
by L. Johnson. [Words and melody
cnly]..©. 1 e. Sept. 1, 1928; E—Un-
pub, 1227; Lonnie Johnson, Jackson
Heights, L. I., N.Y. 23873
Life’s joys; four-pt cho., words by
Hleanor A. Chaffee, music by Oley
Speaks, arr. by Carl Deis. if
Women’s voices—2. Mixed voices.
4to. © Nov. 5, 1928; 2 c. each Nov.
16; EK—Pub. 858, 859; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 23874, 23875
Like the rainbow; hymn, words by J.
h. Baxter, gr.) music: by Vireil O.
Stamps. © Sept. 18, 1928; 2 c. Nov.
24; H—Pub. 1004; V. O. Stamps,
23876
Lil’ ol’ New York, lil’ ol home; words
Jacksonville, Tex.
and music by J. Reubel. © 1c. Nov.
21, 1928; H—Unpub. 1481; Joseph
Reubel, New York. 23877
Lilt; Irish dance, by Edmund Severn,
arr. by Charles J. Roberts [pseud. of
Charles Kraushaar]; full orch. ©
Dt. IKE DS awaees
Oct. 28, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 19; H—Pub.
751; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
23878
Limerick is beautiful; words tradi-
tional, music arr. by J. Smith. ©
1 ce. Nov. 22, 1928; E—Unpub. 1499;
Josephine Smith, Brooklyn. 22879
Lindy; werds by G. Frisch, music by
David Reed. © 1c. Nov. 15, 1928;
HK—Unpub. 1265; Grace _ Frisch,
Salem, Or. 23880.
Lisette; waltz, words by Harry Major,
music by Paul Andrew, of Great
Britain; pf. acc., with arr. for uku-
lele and banjulele banjo, by Keech.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Oct. 26, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 24; H—Pub.
918; Lareine & co., ltd., London.
23881
Listen baby; words by G. Linley, mu-
sic by Florence’ B. Price; pf. ace.
with ukulele or banjulele banjo. ©
1 ¢. Nov. 26, 1928; EH—Unpub. 1558 ;
Grace Linley, Chicago. ,- 23882
Listen to the meadow lark; words and
music by M. P. Wilson. ©1c¢ Nov.
10, 1928; EH—Unpub. 1146; Myrtle
Purviance Wilson, Portland, Or.
23883:
Liszt (Franz) In festo transfigura-
tionis Domini nostri Jesu Christi;
voh Franz Liszt, of Germany, hi'sg.
von der Franz Liszt-stiftung; pf.
(In Franz Liszts musikalische
werke, band IX) © Dec. 1, 1927:
1c. Dec. 17; E 684028; Breitkopf &
Hartel, Leipzig. 23884
—— Nightfall; words by Edith San-
ford Tillotson, music arr. by Ira B.
Wilson; sop. and alto. 4to. © Sept.
14, 1928; 2 c& Nov. 7; H—Pub. 828;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 23885
— Preludio funebre; von FE. Liszt, of
Germany, hrsg. von der Franz Liszt-
stiftung; pf. (fn Franz Liszts mu-
sikalische werke, band IX) © Dee.
1, 1927; 1 @ Dec. 17; BH 6840380;
Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leipzig. 23886
Rhapsody no. 1; arr. by W. Sear,
of Great Britain, for the J. H.
Squire Celeste octet; 8 violins, viola,
cello, bass, pf., organ and celesta. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 22, 1928; H—Unpub. 624;
William Sear, London. 23887
Richard Wagner, Venezia; von F.
Liszt, of Germany, hbrsg., von der
Franz Liszt-stiftung; pf. (Jn Franz
Liszits musikalische werke, band IX)
© Dee. 1, 29273 tug eDec. 68031. Ek
684033; Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leipzig.
23888
1234
no. 11, 1928
— Sancta Dorothea; von F. Liszt, of
Germany, hrsg. von der Franz Liszt-
stiftung; pf. (In Franz Liszts mu-
sikalische werke, band IX) © Dec.
1, 1927; 1 ce. Dee. 17; E 684027;
Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 23889
Schlaflos! flage und antwort; noc-
turno nach einem gedicht von Toni
Raab, von F. Liszt, of Germany,
hrsg. von der Franz Liszt-stiftung ;
pf. (Jn Franz Liszts musikalische
werke, band IX) © Dee. 1, 1927;
1 ce. Dee. 17; E 684031; Breitkopf. &
Hartel, Leipzig. 23880
Trtibe wolken; von F. Liszt, of
Germany, hrsg. von der Franz Liszt-
stiftung; pf. (Jn Franz Liszts mu-
sikalische werke, band IX) © Dee.
dr 1927 > dye > Deei1T;..E 684029;
Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leipzig. 23891
von F. Liszt, of Ger-
von der Franz Liszt-
(in Franz Liszts mu-
© Dee.
Unstern ;
many, hrsg.
stiftung; pf.
sikalische werke, band IX)
tee wine: Dec. AZ; W684032;
Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leipzig. 23892
Lithuanian orchestra dance folio no.
2; collection of Lithuanian pieces,
arr. by Louis Vitak: orch. 1. Leis-
kit i tevyne. [and others] (In 13
bks.) © Nov. 20, 1928; 2 ¢. each
Nov. 23; E—Pub. 919; Vitak-Elsnic
co., Chicago. 23893
Little Blue Ridge girl; words and mu-
sic by B. Layne and C. McMichen.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Noy. 21, 1928 ; E—Unpub. 1452; Bert
Layne and Clayton McMichen, Chat-
tanooga, Tenn. 23894
Little Bo-Peep and six other rhymes;
words traditional, music by Mabel
Browning Fairlie, of Great Britain.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Oct. 15, 1928; 1 ¢ Nov.
1; E—For. 617; A. Weekes & co.,
Itd., London. 23895
Little boy; words and music by G. T.
Erickson. © 1 ¢. Nov. 1, 1928; H—
Unpub. 1401; Genevieve Theresa
Erickson, St. Paul. 23896
Little (A) brown gate; words and mel-—
ody by F. L. Cunningham. © 1 ec.
Nov. 26, 1928; E—Unpub. 1565;
Frank Lewis Cunningham, Los An-
geles, 23897
Little by little; words and music by
M. Ewing. [Words and melody
Givin (CL Lee NOV. le, cO28-.
Unpub. 1319;- Max Ewing, New
York. 23898
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
23908
~
Little (A) craze on you; words and
music by M. Ewing. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 21, 1928;
EH—Unpub. 1485; Max Ewing, New
York. 23899
Little girl of today; waltz, words by
Joseph P. Seitman, music by Jack
Levy [i. e. Jacob Levy] ©1c. Nov.
28, 1928; E—Unpub. 1650; Jacob
Levy, Brookline, Mass. 23900
Little prelude; by Wallace A. Johnson,
On.195, nO. 2° pl. © Nova, 1928 :
te. INOV. >t sc. BR —Un (Sai. olgis
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
a 23901
Little senorita; fox trot, words ‘by
Alan Goodridge, music by Melville
Gideon, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by Harry J. Staf-
ford. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Nov. 1, 1928; 1 ¢. Nov. 12;
E—For. 671; Campbell, Connelly &
co., London. 23902
Little study pieces in the Classic
forms: by Fanny Reed Hammond;
pf. Troubadour song [and others]
© Nov. 9, 1928; 2 ¢. Nov. 12; H—
Pub. 958; Theodore Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia. 23903
Live and love; theme song, lyric by
Raymond Klages, melody by Wil-
liam Axt and David Mendoza; pf.
ace. with ukulele arr. by Hank
Linet. © Nov. 24, 1928; 2 ec. Nov.
27: E—Pub. 1013; Robbins music
23904
Living hand to mouth; from Virginia,
words by Douglas Furber, R. P.
Weston and Bert Lee, music by Har-
ris Weston, of Great Britain. Lon-
don & Sydney, Chappell & e¢o., ltd.
© Nov. (5.19285. , :ei\ Nove 14 5 |
For. 873; Harms, inc., New York.
23905
Liza; words by EH. Hicks, music by
corp., New York.
Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] * © 1c: Now) 28; 2928-0 m—
Unpub. 1627; Estelle Hicks, Fall
River, Mass. 23906
Lock your door on sorrow and throw
the key away; words and msuic by
Al Sherman, Al Lewis and Abe Ly-
man. [Words and melody only] ©
1 c. Oct. 26, 1928; E—Unpub. 992;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 23907
Lolita; Mexican waltz song; words
and music by Reginald Stoneham, of
Australia. © Oct. 4, 1928; 1 ¢. Nov.
20; E—For. 736; Allan & co., pro-
prietary, ltd., Melbourne, Australia.
23908
1235
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23909)
Lolita (Amor-amor); waltz-song, ly-
rics by Charles Tobias, music by
J. Bohr, of Germany, domiciled at
New York. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Nov. 26, 1928; H—
Unpub. 1556; Jose Bohr, New York.
23909
Lonely (The) prison wall; song and
cho., words by F. S. Sierkowski,
music by T. EK. Tudor. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Nov. 12,
1928; 2 c« Nov. 16; H—Pub. 686;
Fred S. Sierkowski, Lansing, Mich.
23910
Lonesome (A) boy’s rosary; waltz,
words and music by Howard John-
son and Chas. Tobias, arr. by Eddie
Bard; orch. 4to. © Oct. 25, 1928;
2 c. Oct. 26; E—Pub. 484; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 23911
Lonesome road; words and music by L.
Mainard. © 1 c. Nov. 23, 1928; E—
Unpub. 1498; Lee Mainard, Fresno,
Calif. 2B O12
Longing; words by J. F. Kenny, music
by E. G. Blum, of Germany, domi-
ciled at New York. New York, C. H.
Galligan, music publisher. © Nov.
i228); Ze) Noy, 13.39 =Pub. 550 :
James F. Kenny and Ernst G. Blum,
New York. 23913
Longing; words by J. F. Kenny, music
by HK. G. Blum, of Germany, domi-
ciled at New York. © 1 c¢. Nov. 6,
1928; H—Unpub. 1259; James F.
Kenny and Ernst G. Blum, New
York. 23914
Longing all the while; words by C.
Maxwell Farrer, music by Jose F.
Payan, of Great Britain; pf., ban-
julele banjo and ukulele acc. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Nov.
8, 1928; 1 c. Nov. 9; H—For. 625;
Keith-Prowse & co., Itd., London.
23915
Looking around for her; words and
music by R. A. Kerns. © 1 ec. Nov.
9, 1928; E—Unpub. 985; Roland
Allen Kerns, Philadelphia. 23916
Looking for a wife; words by W. N.
Bugbee, music by Charles W. A.
Ball. Syracuse, N. Y., Willis N.
Bugbee co. © Aug. 1, 1928; 2 «
Nov. 3; E—U. S. pub. 322; Willis N.
Bugbee, Syracuse, N. Y. 23917
Looking for the bright rainbow; part
song for two voices, verse and music
by Hector MacCarthy. 4to. © Nov.
20, 1928; 2 @ Nov. 22; HE—Pub.
1036; Boosey & co., ltd., New York.
23918
pt. 11, n. s., v. 23
Lord help me to be kind; prayer for
the New Year, words by Haldor Lil-
lenas, music by Kenneth Wells. (In
Special songs for special occasions)
© Nov. 15, 1928; 2.€ Nov: 24; H—
Pub. 938; Lillenas pub. co., Indian-
apolis. 23919
Lord (The) is my light; sacred duet,
words from Psalm 27, music by
Frances Allitsen, arr. by Sumner
Salter; sop. and contralto or ten. and
bar. © Nov. 20, 1928; 2 ¢. Nov. 22;
E—Pub. 1039; Boosey & co., lItd.,
New York. - 23920
Lord (The) is my Shepherd; anthem,
words from St. John 10 and Psalm’
23. music by Samuel Richards
Gaines; mixed voices, with solos;
organ ace. 4to. © Oct. 20, 1928;
2-¢.. Oct "29; BU 482 5pupe e206 ;
Oliver Ditson co., Bosten.: 23921
Lord (The) is my Shepherd; anthem,
words of Twenty-third psalm, music
by Philip James; mixed voices, or-
gan ace. 4to. © Apr. 8, 1927; 2 c.
Nov. 17, 1928; H—Pub. 702; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 23922
Lord (The) is my strength; anthem,
words from Isaiah, music by George
B. Nevin; men’s voices, solos; organ
aec. ».4toy “@©rOek: 2aqto2zee 206 Oct.
29; H—U. S. pub. 275; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. Zaoe
Lord (The) of life is king; words by
Nathan H. Bullock and Haldor Lil-
lenas, music by H. Lillenas, of Nor-
way, domiciled at Indianapolis. (In
Special songs for special occasions)
© Nov. 15, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 24; E—
Pub. 9438; Lillenas pub. co., Indian-
apolis. 23924
Lord of our life; anthem, music by
William T. Timmings; mixed voices.
Ato. © Nov.) 5,-1928;, 2c. Nov. 7;
E—U. S. pub. 371; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 23925
Lord Rendal; folk-tune from Somer-
set, set by Leo Sowerby; pf. ©
Nov: 10, 1928:.2 Gc PNov. J2-
Pub. 555; Boston music co., Boston.
23926
Lords and ladies; polonaise, by Helen
L. Cramm, op. 42, no. 6; pt... © Nov.
93) 1928" 2" Cl NG ora tek),
1065: Theodore Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 23927
Lord’s (The) prayer; cho., music by
J. L. Turner; mixed voices; in D
flat’ maj, .4to. ©” Nov. loeoe C.
Nov. 5; E—Pub. 419; Joseph Lee
Turner, San Antonio. 23928
36
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1928
Loreley (Die) ; ged. von H. Heine, mel-
odie von Fr. Silcher, gesetzt von
Siegfried Ochs, of Germany; ge-
mischten chor. 4to. © Sept. 19,
1928; 1 c. Nov. 19; E—For. 948; Ed.
Bote & G. Bock, Berlin. 23929
Lost forever; words by J. V. Itter, mu-
sic by Phil Starr. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Nov. 28, 1928; E—
Unpub. 1629; John VY. Itter, St.
Clair Shores, Mich. 23930
Love brought the sunshine; theme
song from The wind, words by Her-
man Ruby and Dave Dreyer, music
by William Axt and David Mendoza ;
pf. acc., with ukulele or banjulele
banjo arr. by May Singhi Breen. ©
@© Nov. -7, 1928: 2 ¢: Nov. 8;,E—
Pub.. 427; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 3931
Love can never die; words by Herman
Ruby, music by Joseph Chernioy-
sky; pf. acc., with ukulele or ban-
julele banjo arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © Nov. 21, 1928: 2 c. Nov.
22; E—Pub. 889; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 23932
Love dreams; theme song to Alias
Jimmy Valentine, words by Mort
Harris and Raymond Klages, music
-by William Axt and David Mendoza.
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1928 ; E—Unpub. 969;
Robbins music corp., New York.
23933
Love is coy and wanton; words by
Oliver Murray Edwards, music by
William Berwald: high voice. Syra-
cuse, N. Y., Oliver music ¢o.
Oct. 18, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 29; E—Pub.
566; Oliver M. Edwards, Syracuse,
Ss Ys; 23934
Love is like that: from The queen's
taste, lyrics by Mann Holiner, music
by Alberta Nichols. © Oct. 16,
1928; 2 «. Oct. 29; E—Pub. 903:
I. C. L. A. music co., inc., New York.
23935
Love is the path to; words and music
by J. E. Hclden. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. Nov. 26, 1928: E—
Unpub. 1588; John E. Holden, Fort
Lewis, Wash. 23936
Love me again; words and music by
ie s.. Hite: “© 1° e. Oct. 15,1928
E—Unpub. 262; Edward Spalding
Hite, Chicago. 23937
Love me again; words and music by
G. EH. Frost. © Oct. 18, 1928; 2 «.
23949
~
Oct. 17; E—U. S. pub. 268; George
EK. Frost, Portland, Or. 23938
Love me now, today; words and mu-
sic by Bertha Lillian Miner Dobbins.
[Werds and melody only] ©1«.
Oct. 20, 1928; E—Unpub. 1257;
3ertha Lillian Dobbins, San An-
tonio. 23939
Love me or leave me; from Lucky girl,
words by Douglas Furber, R. P.
Weston and Bert Lee, music by
Philip Charig. London, Chappell &
co., Itd. © Sept. 18, 1928; 2 ce. Oct.
27; H—Pub. 530; Harms, inc., New
Mork,” : 23940
Love (The) of God; hymn, words by
Oliver Murray Edwards, music by
Charles H. Gabriel. Syracuse, N. Y.,
Oliver music co. 4to. © Oct. 18,
1928; 2 e. Oct. 29; EH—Pub. 562;
Oliver M. Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y.
23941
Love cof Jesus, all Divine; hymn an-
them, poem by Francis Bottome,
transcription of Welsh theme Abery-
stwyth, by Joseph Parry, arr. by
Ernest Felix Potter; mixed voices,
with organ acc. 4to. © Now 5,
1928: 2 c« Nov. 7; E—U. S. pub.
372; Theodore Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 23942
Love ef mine; words and music by
A. M. Stabinski. © Aug. 15, 1928;
2 ec. Nov. 1; E—Pub. 730; Anthony
M. Stabinski, Philadelphia. 23943
by M. Salta, of Italy,
at New York; melody,
no. 3. Fox-trot.—no. 1.
Waltz.—no. 4. Waltz...© 1 ¢.'each
Nov. 20, 1928; E—Unpub. 1387, 1389,
1391; Menotti Salta, New York.
23944-23946
Lovely one; words and music by Wilt
Gunzendorfer [i. e. W. L. Gunzen-
dorfer] and Cy Collins [i. e. Cyril
Collins] [Chords, single staff] ©
1 ce. Sept. 20, 1928; E—Unpub. 1220;
Wilton L. Gunzendorfer, San Fran-
Love theme;
domiciled
with pf. acc.
cisco. 23947
Love’s answer; wedding song, lyric
and music by J. B. Coffer. ©1«
Nov. 17. 1928; EHE—Unpub. 13824;
Juliette Burns-Coffer, Los Angeles.
23948
Love’s greeting; words and music hy
S. D. Parker. [Photostat] ©le.
Noy. 21, 1928; E—Unpub. 1440; Su-
sie Derry Parker, Jacksonville, Fla.
23949
1237
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23950
Dt. ILL, 1. Se Wee
Love’s wildwood trail: words by Oli-
ver Murray Edwards, music by
Charles H. Gabriel; mezzo sop. or
ten. Syracuse, N. Y., Oliver music
co. ©-Oct. 18, 1928; 2 c Oct. 29:
H—Pub. 565; Oliver M. Edwards,
23950
Lovin’ you is all I do, words by Dean
Owen, music by C. L. Wyman, jr.
[Photostat] © 1 ¢ Oct. 1, 1928:
E Unpub. 1005; Charles L. Wyman,
jr., Glendale, Calif. 23951
Loving is what I crave; words and
music by S. Martin. [Words and
melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 4, 1928:
E—Unpub. 1260; Sara Martin, New
York. 23952
Lu gruncu; versi di Antonino Crivello,
musica di R. De Luea, of Italy, dom-
iciled at Brooklyn. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1ce. Nov. 21, 1928; H—
Unpub. 1423; Ralph De Luea, Brook-
lyn. 23953
Lucille; words by Charles Tobias and
Syracuse, N. Y.
Harry Tobias, music by Al Sherman.
©: Nov. 27, 1928: 2 c. Nov. 28: H—
Pub. 1029; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 23954
Lucky girl; selection, by Philip Charig,
selected and arr. by H. M. Higgs,
of Great Britain: pf. London,-New
York,-Sydney, Chappell & co., Itd.
© Oct. 9, 1928; 1 e. Nov. 14; E—For.
712; Harms, inc., New York. 23955
Lullaby; based on native melodies,
text and music by Theophil Wendt,
of Great Britain, domiciled at New
York; sop. voice, in G. © Sept. 26.
1928; 2 ec. Nov. 19; H—Pub. 765;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 23956
Lullaby (A); words by I. A. Thresher,
musie by Sylvester Long Cross. ©
1 c. Noy. 28, 1928; E—Unpub. 1645;
Isabella A. Thresher, Klamath Falls,
Or. 23957
Lumber cn; from Virginia, words by
Douglas Furber, R. P. Weston and
Bert Lee, music by Jack Waller and
J. A. Tunbridge, both of Great Brit-
ain. London & Sydney, Chappell &
co., ltd. © Nov. 5, 1928; 1'c. Nov.
14; H—For. 872; Harms, inc., New
York. 23958
Lust und leid; tango, text von Arthur
Rebner, musik von Rolf Marbot u.
Will Corren [pseud. of Willy
Croner], both of Germany, arr. von
Otto Lindemann, of Germany. ©
Oct. 5, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 22; H—For.
578; Drei masken verlag, a. g., Ber-
lin. 23959
Luz transparente; duo, letra y musica
por I. M. Valle, of Mexico, domiciled
at Chicago. © 1. Nov. 23, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1520; Ignacio M. Valle,
Chicago. 23960
Lyric suite; by Carl Busch; orch. Se.
and pts. 1. Adoration. [3 others]
© Nov. 12, 1928; 2 ©. Nov. 16; H—
Pub. 672; Henry T. FitzSimons, Chi-
cago. 23961
M’arricordo (I) ’e te; canzona Napo-
letana, versi e musica di Michael R.
Annunziata, of Italy, domiciled at
Utica, N. Y. © 1c. Aug: 14, 1928;
E 698092; Annunziata & Zegarelli
music co., Utica, N. Y. 23962
Ma’s full of don’ts; action song, words
by Eva Leyda Morris, music by
Thomas Bryan Weaver. Syracuse,
N. Y., Willis N. Bugbee co. © Aug.
1, 1928; 2 e. Nov. 3; E—U. S. pub.
326; Willis N. Bugbee, Syracuse, ©
IN: Xe 23963
Macpherson’s dinner; humorous patter
song, words and music by May
Windsor, of Great Britain. [Staff
and tonic scl-fa notations] © Oct.
11, 1928; 1 c. Nov. 22; E-—For. 923;
Reynolds & co., London. 23964
Macushla Machree, I’m a-lovin’ you;
Irish love song, words by Maria
d’Aloisio, music by George Shack-
ley; med. voice. © Oct. 24, 1928;
2 .¢., Oct. 29: B—U. Spite Zo
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 23965
Maddalena (la); in tre atti, parole
e musica di Vincenzo Michetti, of
Italy: riduzione per canto e pf. ©
Nov. 15, 1928; 1 e. Nov. 17; D 27402;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 23966
Maditation [!] n. 1; by P. Chiappi-
nelli, of Italy, domiciled at Bridge-
port, Conn.; violin and pf. © 1 «.
Noy. 30, 1928; E—Unpub. 1700;
Peter Chiappinelli, Bridgeport, Conn.
23967
Magi! see the star o’erhead; Christ-
mas carol, words by Irene Gass, mu-
sie by George Rathbone, of Great
Britain; mixed voices. 12mo. ©
Oct. 30, 1928; 1 ec. Oct. 830; E—For.
732; Novello & co., ltd., London.
23968
Magic of the moon; words and music
by J. Chernis. [Words and melody
only] © 1 « Noveds; 1928) h—
Unpub. 1206; Jack Chernis, New
York. 23969
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1928
Magie (The) violin; words by Edgar
Leslie, music by Horatio Nicholls,
of Great Britain; pf. acc., with ban-
julele banjo and ukulele arr. by Al-
vin D. Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Oct. 20, 1928; 1 ¢.
Oct. 27; E—For. 531; -Lawrence
Wright music co., London. 23970
Magnificat and Nune Dimittis; music
by Arthur S. Warrell, of Great Brit-
ain; mixed voices, organ acc.; in C
maj. 4to. © Oct. 11; 1928; 1 ec.
Noy. 23; E—For. 825; Oxford uni-
versity press, London. 23971
Maiden’s true love (Kaerntner -liab) ;
German text by O. Juettner, English
words and music by Robert Kramer ;
female voices. Se. and pts. 4to.
Oct. 19, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 19; E—Pub.
739; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
23972
Make-believe (A) heaven for two;
words and music by G. Fairman. ©
1 c. Noy. 26, 1928; E—Unpub. 1559;
George Fairman, New York. 23973
Make up blues; lyrics and music by
BE. W. Worley. © 1c. Nov. 26, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1549; EHinest Walter
Worley, Kansas City, Kan. 23974
Make whoopee! words and music by
T. T. Railey. [Words and melody
only] © Nov. 2, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 16;
H—Pub. 677; Thomas T. Railey, St.
Louis. 23975
Makin’ whoopee; from Whoopee, lyric
by Gus Kahn, music by Walter
Donaldson. © Nov. 9, 1928; 2 c.
Noy. 9; E—Pub. 462; Donaldson,
Douglas & Gumble, inc., New York.
23976
Malele Picon; words and music by L.
Feingold. [Words and melody only]
GIS PIDONN
© 1c. Nov. 19, 1928; E—Unpub.
1353 ;. Lipa Feingold, Brooklyn.
23977
Malézieux (Eugéne) 6 duos; élemen-
taires et progressifs, 4 la 1° posi-
tion, par EH. Malézieux, of France; 2
violons. © Sept. 20, 1928; 1 ¢. Oct.
25; K—For. 890; Eugéne Malézieux,
Paris. 23978
Mallorca; waltz, by Paul Edmonds, of
Great Britain; violin and pf. ©
Aug. 21, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 23; E—For.
548; Augener, Iltd., London. 23979
Mamma mia (Mother mine) ; parole di
Girolamo D. Giuseffi, musica di A. S.
Dimichino, of Italy, domiciled at
i 23990
Denver. [Italian and English text]
© 1 ¢. Nov. 5, 1928; E—Unpub. 888;
Andrew S. Dimichino, Denver.
23980
Mammy I miss you; words and music
by, Jax, Mainard.«.«G) 4c Noy. 23,
1928 ; E—Unpub. 1492; Lee Mainard,
Fresno, Calif. 23981
Mammy’s dream; by John H. Bron-
son; violin and pf. with words. ©
Oct. 26, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 29; E—U. S.
pub. 284; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
; 23982
Mammy’s lullaby; words by V. P.
McKim, music by Nora E. Paddon,
of Canada. © 1 ec. Nov. 15, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1236; Vera Philbie Mc-
Kim, Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
23983
Man, be merry; anthem, words anon.,
music by Alec Rowley, of Great
Britain; mixed voices. 4to. © Oct.
11, 1928; 1 «Nov. 23; E—For. 823;
Oxford university press, London.
23984
Mansfield; Pennsylvania state teach-
ers college devotional hymn, poem,
The constant One, and music by W.
G. Butler; mixed voices. © Nov. 20,
1928; 2°e.. Nov. 23; H=Pub. 913;
Will George Butler, Blossburg, Pa.
23985
March characteristic; by Cuthbert
Harris, of Great Britain; organ.
Nov. 5, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 7; H—U. S.
pub. 387; Theodore Presser Co.,
Philadelphia. 23986
March of the giants; by Clara Ellfeldt
Kantzler; pf. © Oct. 17, 1928; 2 ¢.
Oct. 29; E—U. S. pub. 285; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 23987
Marching down the boulevard; words
by Burrell Van Buren, music by W.
H. Blough. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 8, 1928; H—U. S.
unpub. 785; Webster H. Blough, De-
troit. 23988
Margarita; cancion Mexicana, duo,
letra y musica por S. R. Ramos, of
Mexico, domiciled at Chicago.
[Photostat] © Oct. 15, 1928; 2 e.
Nov. 23; E—Pub. 989; Silvano R.
Ramos, Chicago. 23989
Mari-juana la soldadera; letra y mu-
sica de Alfredo Marin, of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles; pf.
[Photostat] © 1 e. Nov. 19, 1928;
bh—Unpub. 1404; Felipe Valdes Leal,
Los Angeles. 23990
ag
23991
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt: BEM: Sy. 238
Marionetten-brautzug; intermezzo ca-
ratteristico, von Otto Rathke. of
Germany, op. 98; orch. mit pf.-organ
direction u. violino 1 direction. 4to.
© (Oct:,30;,1928 94. & Noy. 20
For. 849; D. Rahter, Leipzig. 23991
Marionettes; by M. Gold; pf.
Nov. 10, 1928; HE—Unpub. 1165;
Matthew Gold, Bayonne, N. J.
23992
Maritati Toto; canzone Siciliano, versi
di S. Mione, musica di Giuseppe Ga-
lante, of Italy, domiciled at Brook-
lyn: pt. a© wi. ce, Oct. 122. 19238). be
Unpub. 1656; Stefano Mione, Brook-
lyn. 23993
Marking time, just waiting for you;
words and music by G. E. McEwen,
of Canada, domiciled at Chicago.
[Photostat]- © 1 ¢ Nov. 12, 1928;
H—Unpub. 1191; Grace Elinore Mc-
Ewen, Chicago. 23994
Martucci (—)
by M. BE. Bossi; of Italy; organ. ©
War, 25, 19260 - 2 Cle NONpeMnh. AO28
E—Pub. 708; H. W. Gray co.. New
York. 23995
Mary; fox-trot, musica di F. Abriani,
Ofolialy + piie¥© aciNowert2) 1928);
E-—Unpub. 1573; Felice Abriani,
Baden-Baden, Germany. 23996
Mary dear; lyric by Cliff Cole, music
by Vincent Lawrence Shannon.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «@.
Sept. 26, 1928; E 704909; Shannon &
Cole music co., Jersey City. 23997
Mary Malloy, I am your boy; words
and music by P. J. Gaffney. © Oct.
26, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 12; E—Pub. 970;
Patrick J. Gaffney, Boston. 23998
Marzo (Hduardo) Sixty carols of all
nations; for all occasions, selected,
harmonized and ed. 4to. © Nov.
21, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 22; E—Pub. 877;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 23999
Mascagni (Wietro) Freund Fritz:
dramatische suite tiber motive aus
der oper., arr. von G. Becece, of Italy ;
Orch, 40. ©) pein On ees al. C,
Noy. 19; E—For. 938; Ed. Bote & G.
Bock, Berlin. 24000
Intermezzo sinfonica ; from Cay-
alleria rusticana, simplified and arr.
by Harold Hisenberg; violin and pf.
orpt. ‘solo! "“e"Oek BU eons; 32 "e.
Oct. 22; E—Pub. 626; Harry Perl-
berg music co., New York. 24001
Mass; in honor of St. Anthony of Pa-
dua, by Eduardo Marzo, op. 204 ; uni-
Or «i!
Novelletta; new arr.-
son voices; in E flat. 4to. © Nov.
14, 1928; 2.¢c; Nov: 15;,H—Pub. 836;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. - 24002
Mass in honor of the Good Shepherd ;
words from the liturgy of the
Roman Catholic church, music by
G. V. Predmore; unison voices with
organ acc. Boston, Mass., McLaugh-
lin & Reilly co. 4to. [latin text]
© Oct. 25, 1928; 2c. Oct. 29; E—U.
S. pub. 268; George V. Predmore,
Speneerport, N. Y. 24003
Massarani (Renzo) Dos coplas; di
KR. Massarani, of Italy; canto y pf.
1.. Usted. [1 other]: © Nov.. 13,
1928 3.1. (ea Noy. Ji sib SBlorasiG7S
A. Forlivesi & co., Florence, Italy.
24004
(Jules Emile Frédéric)
Elegie; from incidental music to
Les Erynnies, simplified and arr.
by Harold Hisenberg; violin and pf.
or pf. solo. © Oct. 20,°1928; 2 e.
Oct. 22; E—Pub. 631; Harry Perl-
berg music co., New York. 24005
Mavis: by Charles Huerter; pf. ©
Oct. 23, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct. 26; E—U. S.
pub. 261; Evans music ¢co., Boston.
ZA006
words by
Massenet
May dawn: school song,
Helen Call, music by Mary Root
Kern; unison voices. 4to. © Oct.
31, 1928 2 c. Nov. 15; H—Pub. 835;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 24007
May song; canzone di maggio, by
M. Salta, of Italy, domiciled at New
York; melody, with pf. acc. © 1 ec.
Noy. 20, 1928; H—Unpub. 1388;
Menotti Salta, New York. 24008
Maybe I'm wrong; fox trot, lyric by
Will J. Harris, music by Bennie
Krueger. Oct. 24, 1828" 2. ¢.
Oct. 26; E—Pub. 482; Leo Feist;
ine., New York. 24009
Maybe I’m wrong; fox trot, lyric by
Will J. Harris, music by Bennie
Krueger, arr. by Billy Moore; orch.
4to. © Nov. 15, 1928; 2c. Nov. 16;
E—Pub. 849; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 24010
Maybe the baby’s bored; words and
music by M. Ewing. [Words and
melody only] © 1 e. Nov. 17, 1928;
EH—Unpub. 1315; Max Ewing, New
York. 24011
Maze (The): by T. A. White, of Great
Britain; pf. ©. Oct, 18, 1928; 1-e,
Nov. 23; E—For. 834; Oxford uni-
versity press, London. 24012
1240
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1928
Mazurka; by A. Honicky; violin and
pf. ©1c. Nov. 9, 1928; E—Unpub.
963; Antonin Honicky, Schenectady,
Ni YS 24013
Mazurka in F minor; mazurka triste,
by Eduardo Sanchez de Fuentes, of
Gore pr.'*© Nov. 1) '1928:° 2° ¢
Nov. 12; H—Pub. 536; Forster music
publisher, ine., Chicago. 24014
Me and the boy next door; fox-trot,
words by Harry Major, music by
Paul Andrew, of Great Britain; pf.
acc. with ukulele arr. by Charles
Hanley. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] ‘© Nov. 2, 1928;*1 «.
Nov. 24; E—For. 917; Lareine &
co., Itd, London. 24015
Me and the man in the moon; words
by Edgar Leslie, music by Jimmie
Monaco; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Nov. 5, 1928; 2 « Nov. 5; E—U. 8.
pub. 355; Donaldson, Douglas &
Guuible, inc., New York. 24016
Meadowsweet; gavotte, by Gladys
Cumberland, of Great Britain; pf.,
in G. © Nov. 1, 1928; 1 c. Nov. 16;
H—For. 720; Warren & Phillips,
London. 24017
Meditation; by Katharine E. Lucke;
organ. © Oct. 3, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 5;
E—Pub. 583; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 24018
Meditation; prelude, interlude’ or
offertory, by Edward Shippen
Barnes; pf. © Nov. 15, 1928; 2 «.
Nov. 21; EH—Pub. 824; Presby-
terian board of Christian education,
Philadelphia. 24019)
Meeting (The) of the waters; photo-
play muse, by William Axt, orch.
by William C. Schoenfeld; orch.,
with pf. or organ conductor. ©
Nove 22, 1928; .2¢.: Nov. 23; HH
Pub. 912; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 24020
Meine seele erhebt den Herren; das
Magnificat, aus Lucas 1, musik yon
Heinrich Schiitz, of Germany, bearb.
u. hrsg. von Karl Liitge, of Ger-
many; mittlere frauenstimme, 2
violinen, andere instrumente ad lib.,
u. orgel. © Aug. 29 1928: 1 «
Nov. 19; E—For. 958; Ed. Bote &
G. Bock, Berlin. 24021
\ieinem miidel aus wan hab’ich Rosen
geschickt; text von Ernst Neubach,
musik von Robert Gilbert, of Ger-
many.~.© Oct. 1, 1928: 1 c. Nov. 3;
4 24031
E—For. 592: Alrobi musikverlag,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 24022
Melodie treasure; by Misha Wesley
Portnoff. [Melody only] © 1 «
Nov. 8, 1928; E—Unpub. 1488;
Misha W. Portnoff, Brooklyn.
24023
Melodie triste; by D. Tiomkin, of
Russia, domiciled at New York; pf.
© 1c. Nov. 24, 1928; H—Unpub.
1528; Dimitri Tiomkin, New York.
24024
Melody .and rhythm; new method of
teaching, by J. Woessner; violin.
bk. 1.. © Nov. 6, 1928; 2c. Nov. 12;
EK—Pub. 968; Julius Woessner,
Lowell. 24025
Melcdy of love; words and music by
F. EK. Wilson. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 2, 1928; H—U. S.
unpub. 829; Frances E. Wilson, San
Dimas, Calif. * 24026
Memories; sacred songs, words and
music by BE. M. Tiffany. © Nov.
23, 19828; 2c and aff. Nov. 26; A
O 4245; Emily Margaret Tiffany,
La Crosse, Wis. 24027
Memphis stomp; by J. Augustine; pf.
© 1e Nov. 14, 1928; E—Unpub.
1243; James Augustine, New York.
24028
Men ken leiben nur men lost nit; from
The circus girl, words by Morris
Rund, music by J. M. Rumshisky.
[Yiddish text]
WIN? RD Nd yay? YP jr)
(355
© Oct. 1, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 9: E—Pub.
456; Joseph M. Rumshisky, New
York. 24029
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Lud-
wig Felix) Beati mortui; by Felix
Mendelssohn - Bartholdy, op. 115;
male voices, a capella. Copyright is
based upon new matter of Carl F.
Pfatteicher, namely, his inteipreta-
tion represented in the legible nota-
tion thereof contained in the copies
filed: 4to:.. © July 7,.1928; 2.c. Oct.
29; E—U. S. pub. 348; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 24030
Children’s piece; by Mendelssohn,
op. 72, ne. 1, arr. by J. Lilian Ven-
devere; toy orch. Teachers sec. 4to.
© Oct. 11, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct. 29; H—
WU. S. pub. 259 ; ©.°Cy Birchard ‘&: co.,
Boston. 24031
1241
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24032
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy—Continued.
Hear my prayer [and] O for the
wings of a dove; arr. by Ernest New-
ton, of Great Britain; organ. ©
Sept. 10, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 25; E—
For. 647; Gould & Bolttler, London.
24032
Konzert in G-moll; klavier mit
begleitung des orch., op. 25, neue
ausgabe von Willy Rehberg, of Swit-
zerland; klavier, mit unterlegter
zweiter klavierstimme von Eduard
Mertke. © Sept. 7, 1928; 1 © Sept.
18; E For. 646; Steingriber-verlag,
Leipzig. 24033
Symphony in A major; Italian,
by Felix Mendelssohn, op. 90, ed. by
Percy Goetschius; pf. Analyzed. ©
Octin11; 1928 ; 2e: and ait. ‘Oct. 29;
A O—1952; Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
ton. 24034
Menuetto; by A. Honicky; violin and
pf. ©1e. Nov. 9, 1928; E—Unpub.
964; Antonin Honicky, Schenectady,
N. Y.
Merilee, sweet Merilee; words by D.
Crooner: music “by: Phle Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1e«.
Nov. 10, 1928; HE—Unpub. 1155:
Daisie Croner, Oregon City, Or.
24036
Merry Christmas march; piano duet,
by Fred Heltman, arr. by Andrew H.
Luck. ©..Nov. 7, 1928; 2.¢. Nov. 9;
H—Pub. 470; Fred Heltman co.,
Cleveland. 24037
Merry moments; by Gladys Cumber-
land, of Great Britain; pf. © Nov.
1, 1928; 1 ec. Nov. 16; E—For. 719;
Warren & Phillips, London. 24038
Message (The) of the moon-lit waters ;
words by Sterling P. Bunch, music
by P. P. Bunch; mixed voices. ©
Sept. 1, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 4; E—Pub.
596; Pearl Parsons Bunch, Spring-
town, Tex. 24039
Metodi graduati e progressivi per stru-
menti a fiato; di Giovacchino Bim-
boni, of Italy. 1. Tromba, mi be-
molle, pte. 1°. 4* ed.—2. Elicon, si
bemolle, pte. 1°.—8. Cornetta, pte.
2°-4" 4. Clarinetto, pte. 2°, 3°.—5.
Trombone, pte. 2°-4*.—6. Ofleide o
bombardone in fa, pte. 1°, 2*. © Oct.
10, 1928; 1 ec. each Noy. 12; E—For.
905, 907-911; Adolfo Lapini, Flor-
ence, Italy. 24040-24045
24035.
pt. TLi.neS.; We oe
Metodo graduato e progressivo; di Gio-
vacchino Bimboni, of Italy; clarin-
etto in si bemolle e mi bemolle, pte.
Li s©®. Oct. 10, 1928 9) te None ee -
E—For. 906; Adolfo Lapini, Flor-
ence, Italy. 24046.
Mexican rhapsody; by Harl MeDon-
ald; pf. © Nov. 5, 1928; 2 ¢c Nov.
7; E—U. 8S. pub. 889; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 24047 ~
Mezza luna; valzer, by Giuseppe Fer-
raro, of Italy, domiciled at New
York; mandolino, © 1 ¢ Nov.. 7,
1928: EH—Unpub. 921; F. Miraglia,
Brooklyn. ; 24048
Mia adorata; mazurka, by A. Galasso,
of Italy, domiciled at Jersey City.
© 1c. Nov. 17, 1928; EHUnpub.
1321; Anthony Galasso, Jersey City.
‘ 24049:
Mia bella rosa; words and music by
Ted Koehler and Frank Magine. ©
Novy. 9, 1928; 2 ¢ Nov. 10; E—Pub.
497; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine.,
New York. 24050
Mia (La) serenata; adattamento rit-
mico di Enrico Frati, musica di At-
tilio Staffelli, of Italy. © July 27.
1928; 1 e. Aug. 20; E—For. 818; A.
& G. Carisch & c., Milan. 24051
Millions (The) of dark Africa; duet
or quartet, words by D. Rand Pierce,.
music by Haldor Lillenas, of Nor-
way, domiciled at Indianapolis;
mixed voices. (In Special songs for
special occasions) © Nov. 15,
1928: 2 c Nov. 24; E—Pub. 949;
Lillenas pub. co., Indianapolis.
24052
Miniature suite; by Craig Sellar Lang.
of Great Britain, op. 10; violin and
pf. 1. Gavotte. [8 others] © July
23, 1928: 1 ce. Oct. 23; H—For. 548;
Augener, Itd., London. 24053
Minnenas vals; text av Ejnar West-
ling, musik av Fred Winter, of
Sweden; pf. © July 1, 1928; 1 e.
Noy. 13; E—For. 692; A. B. Nor-
diska musikforlaget, Stockholm,
Sweden. 24054
by Helen L. Cramm, op. 42,
© Nov. 23, 1928; 2 e.
Noy. 26; E—Pub. 1063; Theodore
Presser ¢o., Philadelphia. 24055
Minuet in blue; by George Fairman ;
pf.. ©:.,Oct. 20, 1928:.2 cova:
E—U. S. pub. 358; Fairman music
pub. co., inc., New York. 24056:
Minuet;
no. 4; pf.
1242
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1928
24078
Mir sol sein far dir; from The circus
girl, words by Molly Picon, music
by J. M. Rumshisky. [Yiddish text]
GSAT AND PAP) INT ND
© Oct. 1, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 9; E—Pub.
455; Joseph M. Rumshisky, New
York. 24057
Miranda; words and music by Noble
Sissle; pf. ace., with banjulele banjo
and ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa ‘notations ]
© Nov. 12, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 13; E—
Pub. 974; B. Feldman & co., London.
24058
Mirella; fox-trot, musica di F._ Abri-
ani, of Italy; pf. © tc. Nov. 12,
1928 ; E—Unpub. 1576; Felice Abri-
ani, Baden-Baden, Germany. 24059
Miriam’s visions; a White gifts for the
King pageant, by Myrtle Harrod
Sanborn, words by Mary A. Lath-
bury and others, music by William
F. Sherwin and others. Sva ©
Noy. 5, 1928; 2c. and aff. Nov. 9; A
O—3063; Meigs pub. co., Indianap-
olis. 24060
Mirick (The) method of instrumental
instruction; beginning the _ begin-
ner’s band and orchestra, by Galen
C. Mirick; band, with orch. pts. ad
lib. Conductor’s sc. © Sept. 15, 1928 ;
2 ec. Oct. 29; E—U.S. pub. 262); Gam-
ble hinged music co., Chicago. 24061
Miserere; from the Fitzwilliam Vir-
ginal book, by William Byrd, arr. by
Lynnwood Farnam; organ. © Mar.
ie eter ea IOV. 1i,, 19285
EUG. Gee Ory, Gray ~¢o.,.° New
York. 24062
Mister Cinders; selection, by Vivian
Ellis and Richard Myers, selected
and arr. by H. M. Higgs, of Great
Britain; pf. © Oct. 18, 1928; 1 «¢.
Oct. 26; E—For. 641; Harms, inc.,
New York. 24063
Mister Mississippi; from Headin’
South, lyrics by Alfred Bryan, mu-
sic by Jean Schwartz. © Oct. 15,
1928; 2 e. Oct. 29; E—Pub. 907;
I. Cc. L. A. music co., ine, New
York. 24064
Mister Moon; words and music by Ed-
gar Dodson, Johnny Weddell and
Lillian Ruth [i. e. Lillian Ruth Dod-
sen]: pf. and ukulele acc. © Nov.
13, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 21; E—Pub. 798;
Modern music makers, San Fran-
cisco. 24065
Mixed up rag; by Will Ezell. [Mel-
ody only] © 1 ec. Nov. 16, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1302; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 24066
Moda (La) e li fimmini; words by
Andrea De Simone, music by 8S. Lu-
netta [pseud. of 8S. Luna] [Words
and melody only] © 1« Nov. 9,
1928; E—Unpub. 979; Sisto Luna,
New York. 24067
Modern Miss America; words and mu-
sic by O. H. Jacobs. 4to. [Words
and melody only] © Nov. 14, 1928;
2 c. Nov. 30; E—Pub. 1115; Oscar
Henry Jacobs, Burlington, Ia. 24068
Moira asthore; words and music by
Patrick O’Sullivan. © Nov. 10,
£928 2327 e@) Nov: 12°" Pub.” 552;
Boston music ¢o., Boston. 24069
Moje dekle Se je mlada (My sweet-
heart is young yet); polka, words
anon., music by R. Cernkovich; tam-
buritza orch. 4to. © Nov. 10, 1928;
2 c« Nov. 21; E—Pub. 1019; Ru-
dolph Cernkovich, Chicago. 24070
Molly Ann; waltz song, by Roland J.
LeMieux; ten. banjo. © Nov. 12,
1928; 2 c« Nov: 12; E—Pub. 548;
Don Santos, Rochester, N. Y. 24071
Molly, be jolly; operetta in 2 acts,
book and lyrics by Sarah Grames
Clark, music by Lina Loring. Vo-
eal sc. with full dialogue and stage
directions. 4to.° © Nov. 2, 1928;
2 @. ‘Nov. ‘5; D 27390; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 24072
Molly O’Malley; words and music by
L. Mainard. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1928;
H—Unpub. 1496; Lee Mainard,
Fresno, Calif. 24073
Moments musical; suite, by Dorothy
Harris, of Great Britain, op. 9; pf.
(©) Sept. 24, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 25; E—
For. 651; Beal, Stuttard & co., ltd.,
London. 24074 —
Moneta grand march, by Edwin David
Wilber; Hawaiian guit. [Mimeo-
graph] © 1c. Nov. 28, 1928; E—
Unpub. 1696; EH. D. Wilber, Cleve-
land. 24075
Monocle song: words and music by
Bert Grossmann [pseud. of Bertha
Grossmann], of Germany. © 1 ©¢.
June 13, 1928; H 697284; Bertha
Grossmann, Berlin. 24076
Mocds; intro. My blackbirds are blue-
birds now, etc., compiled by Harry
Linden, arr. by Lee Orean Smith;
organ. © Nov. 7, 1928; 2 ¢. Nov. 9;
E—Pub. 847; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 24077
Moon (The) and night and you;
words by Margaret Tufts, music by
D. Harris and Margaret Tufts.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Noy. 1, 1928; E—Unpub. 799; Dewey
Harris, Park Ridge, Il. 24078
1243
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24079)
Moon dawn; by Rudolf Friml; pf.
duet. © Nov. 6, 1928; 2 ¢c Nov. 7:
E—Pub. 391; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 24079
Moon (A) for love; words and music
by Steve Gardella [i. e. Stephen
Gardella] © 1 c. Nov. 26, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1569; Stephen Gardella,
Brooklyn. 24080
Moorgrab: text von St. Karolus, musik
von Rebert Pracht, of Germany;
minnerchor. 4to. © June 1, 1928;
1c. Oct. 11 ;° E—Kor. 810; Karl
Hechstein, Heidelberg, Germany.
24081
Morisca; by Mario Valdés Costa; orch.
© Nov. 2, 1928; 2 « Nov. 5: EB—
U.-S. pub. 339; Photo play music
co., ine., New York. 24082
Morita; words by Darl MacBoyle, mu-
sic by Serge Walter. © Nov. 16,
1928-2 © Nov. 17: HE —Pub:” 719°;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New .
York. 24083
Morning hymn (Morgen-hymne) ; vo-
eal duet, by George Henschel, op.
46, no. 4, arr. by Ernest Newton, of
Great Britain. [Jn Vocal duet al-
bum] © Sept. 27, 1928; 1 ¢. Oct. 8;
H—For. 689; Alfred Lengnick & co.,
Itd., London. 24084
Moser (Rudolf) Suite; by R. Moser,
of Switzerland, op. 28, nr. 1, 2; vio-
line u. klavier. © Oct. 20. 1928;
1 c. each Nov. 3; E—For. 661, 662;
Steingriber-verlag, Leipzig.
24085, 24086
Most of all I want you; words by V.
Jennings, music by Sylvester Long
Cross. © 1 ec. Nov. 3, 1928; H—
Unpub. 840; Viola Jennings, Salem,
Or. 24087
Mother; words and music by Newell
Toalson [i. e. W. N. Toalson]; pf.
© 1«¢ Nov. 18, 1928; E—Unpub.
1489: William Newell Toalson, Kan-
sas City, Mo. 24088
Mother, I’m broken hearted, last night
I dreamed of you; words and music
by Jack Hamilton [i. e. R. J. Ham-
ilten] © 1 c..Nov. 21, 1928; E—
Unpub. 1384; Roy Jackson Hamil-
ton, Brooklyn. 24089
Mother o’ my sunset dreams; words
and music by Tex Bramlett [pseud.
of R. M. Bramlett] New York City.
Frank Harding music house. ©
Nov. 24, 1928; 2 ec. Nov. 28; E—Pub.
1030; Rupert M. Bramlett, Cedar
Key, Fla. 24090:
pL, TT nsw
Mother of mine; words by F. T. Am-
stutz, music by Haldor Lillenas, of
Norway, domiciled at Indianapolis;
pf. 8vo. © Noy. 1, 1928; 2 ¢. Nov.
12; H—Pub. 538; Lillenas pub. co.,
Indianapolis. 24091
Mother of mothers; words and music
by L. Mainard. © 1 € Nov. .23,
1928 ; E—Unpub. 1497 ; Lee Mainard,
Fresno, Calif. 24092
Mother, shall we meet again; waltz,
words by H. A. Lovelace, music by
Edward Shannon, of Canada; pf.
acec., with ukulele arr. by B. Sneath,
of Canada. © Oct. 20, 1927; 1 e.
Oct. 26; H—For. 615; Horace A.
Lovelace, Toronto, Canada. 24093
Mother’s prayer will follow you there;
words by Vida Munden Nixon, mu-
sic by Haldor Lillenas, of Norway,
domiciled at Indianapolis. (In Spe-
cial songs for special occasions) ©
Nov. 15, 1928; 2 «. Nov. 24; E—Pub.
926; Lillenas ‘pub. co., Indianapolis.
24094
Mozait (Wolfgang Amadeus) Gloria;
from the Twelfth mass, 3-pt. cho.,
arr. by Charles F. Manney ; women’s
voices; organ or pf. acc. 4to. ©
Oct. 19; 1928 :'2"@ Ock 29h. S.
pub. 274; Oliver Ditson eco., Boston.
: 24095
Muchaco (HI) alegre; corrido Mexi-
cano, duo, letra y musica arr. de §S.
R. Ramos, of Mexico, domiciled at
Chicago. [Photostat] © Oct. 15,
1928; 2 «@ Nov. 23; E—Pub. 990;
Silvano R. Ramos, Chicago. 24096
Miinchhausen ; operette in 3 akten, von
Felix D6rmann, musik von Ernst
Steffan, of Austria, bearb. von Gus-
tay Blasser, of Austria; klavieraus-
zug mit text u. klavierauszug zu
zwei hinden mit unterlegtem text.
© June 1, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 11; E—
For. 744; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig. 24097
Mule (The) song; Missouri mule,
words and music by B. Miller.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Nov. 5, 1928; E—Unpub. 862; Bob
Miller, New York. 24098
Murphy’s museum; written and com-
posed by Harry Gifford and Fred E.
Cliffe, both of Great Britain; pf.
ace., With banjulele banjo and uku-
lele arr. by Harry J. Stafford.
[Staff and tonie sol-fa notations]
© Oct. 5, 1928; 1 « Oct. 22; E—For.
619; Montgomery & eco., London.
24099
1244
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1928
24120
Music box; by E. Samuels, of Austra-
lies pt. © 1c. Nov. 15, 1928; H—
Unpub. 1282; Edmond Samuels,
Sydney, Australia. 24100
Musical (The) salvationist; compiled
by F. G. Hawkes, of Great Britain.
y. 42, pt. 11, Nov., 1928. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Oct.
31, 1928; 1 ce. Nov. 10; E—For. 638;
Salvationist pub. & supplies, Itd.,
London. ‘i gee OL,
Musikus (Hin); dichter unbekannt,
musik yon August Reuss, of Ger-
many, op. 53, nr. 6; md&nnerchor.
4to. © Apr. 18, 1928; 1-c. Oct-11;
H—For. 768; P. J. Tonger, Cologne/
Rh., Germany. 24102
Mussolini; parole di Girolama D. Giu-
seffi, musica di A. S. Dimichino, of
Italy, domiciled at Denver. [Italian
and English text] © 1. Nov. 5,
1928; H—Unpub. 889; Andrew S.
Dimichino, Denver. 241038
Mutter (Der) lied; text u. musik von
J. Eberle, of Germany; minnerchor
a cappella. 4to; © July 1, 1928;
1 e@. Oct. 11; E—For. 750; Carl En-
gels, Mtilheim-Ruhr, Germany.
; 24104
My Annapolis and you; theme song
from Annapolis, words and music
by Chas. Weinberg and Irving Bibo;
pf. ace. with ukulele arr. by An-
thony J. Franchini. © Nov. 9, 1928;
Zc. Nov. 9; E—Pub. 457: Bibo,
Bloedon & Lang, inec., New York.
24105
My baby ain’t like she use to be;
words by V. E. Greer, musie- by Wil-
liam Van Beaver. © 1. Nov. 22,
1928; E—Unpub. 1464; Vance Earl
Greer, Zwolle, La. 24106
My baby girl; words by Roy Beatty,
musie by Ted Coons. © 1c. Nov. 21,
1928; E—Unpub. 1429; Roy Beatty,
Evansville, Ind., and Ted Coons,
Hobart, Ind. 24107
My beautiful island of dreams; words
by P. Turk, music by Billy Smythe.
© 1c. Nov. 1, 1928; E—Unpub. 807;
Pearl Turk, Louisville. 24108
My blackbirds are bluebirds now; fox
trot, words by Irving Caesar, music
by Cliff Friend, arr. by Frank Skin-
ner; orch. 4to. © Oct. 19, 1928;
2 ec. Oct. 20; E—Pub. 480; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 24109
26260—29—_5
My blackbirds are bluebirds now; fox
trot, words by Irving Caesar, music
by Cliff Friend, organ arr. by Walter
C. Simon; pianorgan. © Oct. 31,
1928; 2 c. Nov. 2; E—Pub. 492; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 24110
My Broadway baby; fox-trot, by H. J.
Taklo. [Melody only] ©1le. Nov.
26, 1928; E—Unpub. 1545; Henry J.
Taklo, Chicago. 24111
My Canadian daisy; waltz ballad,
words by N. C. Bradt, music by
Larry E. Goffin. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ¢. Nov. 26, 1928;
EH—Unpub. 1561; N. Clancy Bradt,
San Pedro, Calif. 24112
My Canadian home; waltz, words and
music by H. Ross. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Nov. 26, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1594; Hugh Ross, New
York. 241138
My eavalier; theme song of The cava-
lier, lyric by R: Meredith Willson,
music by Hugo Riesenfeld. © Sept.
25, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 23; E—Pub. 1112;
Edwin F. Kalmus, New York. 23114
My dear old foothill home; words by
Fred B. Banfield, music by K. Don-
ald. [Words and melody only] ©
1 c. Nov. 20, 1928; E—Unpub. 1413;
Kenneth Donald, Oakland, Calif.
24115
My doggie pal; words and music by
M. H. R. Cook. [Words and melody
only]. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1928; E—Un-
pub. 1533; Mary Hungerford Robin-
son Cook, Watsonville, Calif. 24116
My dream of love is you; lyric by Ray-
mond Klages, music by Jesse Greer.
[Photostat] © 1 ¢. Nov. 20, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1374; Robbins music
corp., New York. 24117
My empty-hearted dreams; words and
music by J. T. Thomas. [Blueprint]
©1e. Oct. 31, 1928; E—Unpub. 814;
Joe T. Thomas, Cleveland. 24118
My faith looks up to Thee; words by
Ray Palmer, music by George B.
Nevin; mixed voices, with organ acc.
4to. © Oct. 30, 1928; 2 ce. Nov. 15;
E—Pub. 834; Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
ton. 24119
My girl Maggie; waltz, words and mu-
sic by E. A. Emerson, of Great
Britain; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by R. M. Strong. London, Lewis
Mathias & co. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © June 23, 1928; 1 ¢.
July 11; E—For. 688; Edward AI-
bert Emerson, London. 24120
1245
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24121
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 23
My girl in Tennessee; words by A.
Klingle, music by Sylvester Long
Cross. © 1 ¢ Nov. 28, 1928; E—
Unpub. 1641; Alice Klingle, Browns-
boro, Or. 24121
My happy home away out West; words
and music by N. V. Smith. ©1«.
Nov. 24, 1928; E—Unpub. 1540; Nel-
lie von Gerichten Smith, Prescott,
Ariz. 24122
My heart is breaking with lonesome-
ness; words by Ray Hibbeler, music
by L. M. Kraus. -© 1 ec. Nov. 23,
1928; E—Unpub. 1537; Lou Mae
Kraus, Conneaut, O. 24123
My heart’s longing for you Elaine; by
Johnny Tucker and Joe Schuster,
arr. by George J. Trinkaus; male
voices. 4to. © Nov. 9, 1928; 2 c.
Nov. 14; E—Pub. 853; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 24124
My hero; words by Nathan H. Bullock,
music by Haldor Lillenas,, of Nor-
way, domiciled at Indianapolis. (Jn
Special songs for special occasions)
© Nov. 15, 1928; 2 ec. Nov. 24; E—
Pub. 930; Lillenas pub. co., Indian-
apolis. 24125
My honeymoon waltz; by Paul Ren-
ault, arr. by Henri Weber; orch.,
with words. 4to. © Nov. 10, 1928;
2 ce. Nov. 14; E—Pub. 612; Belwin,
inc., New York. 24126
My Honolulu Lou; words by L. D.
Swinford, arr. by Andrew Jenkins,
music by Irene Comelle Spain. ©
1 ce. Nov. 1, 1928; E—Unpub. 1258;
L. D. Swinford, San Diego, Calif.
24127
My inspiration is you; words by Edgar
Leslie, music by Horatio Nicholls, of
Great Britain. © Oct. 10, 1928; 2c.
Nov. 2; E—U. S. pub. 312; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
24128
My Irish Mary O! valse, words and
music by L. Higgins, of Canada.
London, Arthur H. Stockwell, ltd.
© Oct. 26, 1928; 1 c« Nov. 9; E—
For. 626; Lillian Higgins, Ottawa,
Canada. 24129
My kind a’ love; lyric by Jo Trent,
music by Louis Alter. © 1c. Nov. 9,
1928; E—Unpub. 970; Robbins mu-
sic corp., New York. 24130
My life with you is like a lullaby; bal-
lad, words and music by A. C. New.
© Noy..1, 1928; 2 ¢«. Nov.. 8; E
Pub. 488; Archey Cameron New,
Baltimore. 24131
My li’l Mirandy Lulu; fox trot, words
by A. E. Farmer, music by E. Wun-
derlich. © 1 c. Nov. 17, 1928; E—
Unpub. 13830; Arlie E. Farmer, El-
berton, Ga. 24132
My little brown eyed baby; fox trot,
words by T. Roth, music by William
Van Beaver; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
1 c. Nov. 5, 1928; H—Unpub. 859;
Thomas Roth, Jersey City. 24133
My living King; solo and cho., words
by Nathan H. Bullock, music by
Haldor Lillenas, of Norway, domi-
ciled at Indianapolis. (Jn Special
songs for special occasions) © Nov.
15, 1928 ; 2 ec. Noy. 24; H—Pub. 945;
Lillenas pub. co., Indianapolis. 24134
My love for you; words and musie by
M. Avery. © 1 c. Nov. 28, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1699; Minnie Avery, Sac-
ramento, Calif. 24135
My lovely Nancy; two-part song,
words by Robert Burns, music by
Hugh Blair, of Great Britain; ten.
and bass. 4to. © Nov. 8, 1928;
1c Nov. 3; E—For. 613; W. Pax-
ton & co., ltd., London. 24136
My man John; folk-tune from Somer-
set, set by Leo Sowerby; pf. ©
Nov. 10, 1928; 2 e Ney, 12-° h—
Pub. 556; Boston musie co., Boston.
24137
My moon mammy; lyric and music by
M. H. R. Cook. [Words and melody
only] © 1 c. Nov. 5, 1928: E—
Unpub. 876; Mary Hungerford Rob-
inson Cook, Watsonville, Calif.
24138
My mother’s eyes; lyric by L. Wolfe
Gilbert, music by Abel _ Baer.
[Words and melody only] © 1.«.
Noy. 9, 1928; E—Unpub. 1480; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 24139
My mother’s memory lingers; words.
and music by Lillie Penny. © Nov.
1, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 8; E—Pub. 444;
Frank Harding, New York. 24140
My mother’s old Bible is true; words
and music by D. M. Shanks; mixed
voices. (Jn Special songs for spe-
cial occasions) © Noy. 15, 1928;
2c. Nov. 24; E—Pub. 924; Lillenas
pub. co., Indianapolis. 24141
My mother’s silv’ry hair; words by J.
McKee, music by Walter Bromby, of
Canada. Humber Bay, Ont., Bonac-
cord music. © Nov. 3, 1928: 1 «.
Nov. 5; E—For. 600; Jessie McKee,
Orillia, Ontario, Canada. 24142
1246
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1928
My old girl’s my new girl now;; fox trot,
' lyric by Irving Caesar, music by
Cliff Friend, arr. by Eddie Bard;
preh: ~4to. © Nov. 8, 1928: 2 ec.
Nov. 9; E—Pub. 845; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 24148
My old girl’s my new girl now; fox
trot, lyric by Irving Caesar, music
by Cliff Friend, organ arr. by
Walter ©. Simon; pianorgan. ©
Oct. 31, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 2; E—Pub.
491; Leo Feist, inc, New York.
24144
My old girl’s my new girl now;, fox-
trot song, lyric by Irving Caesar, mu-
sie by Cliff Friend. © Oct. 18,
1928; 2 e@ Oct. 16; E—Pub. 477;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 24145
My old man; words by Mort Dixon,
music by Harry Woods. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 27,
1928 ; E—Unpub. 1615; Remick mu-
sie corp., New York. 24146
My only darling; words and music by
W. H. Lee; pf. with words. © Nov.
20, 1928; 2 ce Nov. 26; E—Pub.
1007; Walter H. Lee, Russell, Fla.
24147
My prayer; words by Mrs. Fordham,
music by M. Kingston, of Great
Britain. London, Novello & co., Itd.
© Noy. 20, 1928; 1 c. Nov. 21; E—
For. 737; Matthew Kingston, Hamp-
stead, England. 24148
My Quaker maid; lyrics by D. Mont-
gomery, music by C. C. Bailey. ©
1c. Nov. 5, 1928; E—Unpub. 868;
Collins C. Bailey, East Rochester,
O., and Danny Montgomery, Upper
Darby, Pa. 24149
My queen of sweet romance; words by
E. Grossman, music by Ed Ward
[i. e. E. D. Ward] © 1c. Nov. 8,
1928; E—Unpub. 1485; Edward
Grossman, Brooklyn, and Edward D.
Ward, New York. 24150
My requiem; words by Blaine Cord-
ner, music by W. W. Lockwood.
[Photestat] © 1c. Nov. 15, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1654; William Weldon
Lockwood, Rockville Center, N. Y.
24151
My Romeo; words by BH. M. Galbraith,
music by W. R. Hadlock. © 1 «
Noy. 26, 1928; E—Unpub. 1551; W.
Robert Hadlock, Oakland, Calif.
24152
.'
i 24163
My rose of yesterday; words and mu-
sic by EH. A. Mills. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 19, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1346; Esther A. Mills,
Santa Ana, Calif. 24153
My senorita; words and music by S.
B. Furgatch. [Photostat] ©1l1.e
Nov. 6, 1928 ; H—Unpub. 905 ; Sidney
B. Furgatch, New York. 24154
My silver tree; from Three cheers,
words by Anne Caldwell, music by
Raymond Hubbell; pf. and ukulele
ace... © Oct. 17, 1928; 2 ce. Oct. 19;
E—Pub. 512; Harms, inc., New York.
24155
My son; words by Robert C. Tharp,
music by T. C. Sterndale-Bennett,
of Great Britain. © Oct. 26, 1928;
1 @ Nov. 22; H—For. 929; Boosey
& co., Itd., London. 24156
My soul, be on thy guard; sacred
song, words by George Heath, music
by Homer Nearing; high voice. ©
Nov. 2, 1928; 2 « Nov. 8; E—Pub.
601; H. W. Gray co., New York.
24157
My Spanish cameo; words by Spencer
Williams, music by Gil. B. Blue and
Ken Macomber; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Nov. 2, 1928; 2 ce. Nov. 3; E—
U. S. pub. 332; Al. Piantadosi, New
York. 24158
My Spanish rose; words and music by
G. Hundley. © 1 ec. Nov. 15, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1279; Gertrude Hundley,
Denver. 24159
My star; four-pt. song, words by
Arthur Upson, music by Sumner
Salter; men’s voices. 4to. © Nov.
1, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 19; E—Pub. 740;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 24160
My sunshine girl; words and music
by A. R. Combs. [Words and mel-
ady onlyt, ‘©: «€ Nov..12 1928;
E—Unpub. 1173; #£=<Albert Read
Combs, Oakland, Calif. 24161
My suppressed desire; fox trot song,
lyric by Ned Miller, music by
Chester Cohn. © Nov. 7, 1928;
2c. Nov. 9; E—Pub. 846; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 24162
My suppressed desire; fox trot. lyric
by Ned Miller, music by Chester
Cohn, arr. by Frank Skinner; orch.
4to. © Nov. 15, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 16;
E—Pub. 850; Leo Feist, ine., New
York. 24163
1247
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24164
pt. I, n. S., v. 23
My Tonia; words and music by B. | New fox-trott;, by D. . Tiomkan, of
G. De Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray
Henderson.
Noy. 8; EHE—Pub. 453; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
24164
My treasured memories; poem by
David L. O’Sullivan, music by
George Fairman. © Oct. 20, 1928;
2 ec. Nov. 5; E—U. S. pub. 357;
Fairman music pub. co., ine, New
_ York. 24165
My troubles are over; words by Edgar
Leslie, music by Jimmie Monaco;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Nov. 10,
1828; 2 c. Nov. 10; H—Pub. 501;
Donaldson, Douglas & Gumble, inc.,
New York. 24166
Na_ saskej kempie; polka, by UL.
Witkowski; violin. © 1 ¢ Nov. 8,
1928; E—Unpub. 940; Leon Wit-
kowski, New York. 24167
Nautch song; words by T. Mundy,
music by Dawn Allen. © 1 ec. Noy.
6, 1928; H—Unpub. 872; Talbot
Mundy, New York. 24168
Negro rapsodie; by S. Béchet; violon
and pf. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1928; H—
For. unpub. 390; Sidney Béchet,
Frankfiirt, Germany. 24169:
Nettle’s triad chord system; by J. H.
Nettle; pf. © Oct. 30, 1928; 2 «.
and aff. Nov..8: A..O -2367,; J: Hk
Nettle, Butte, Mont. 24170
Neue (Der) tag; worte von M. Rogge,
musik von Georg Wilhelm Schmidt,
of Germany, op. 14, nr. 1; gemischten
chor... 4to!” ©, Dee. 8, A927: dy ce.
Nov. 19, 1928; EH—For. 942; Hd.
Bote & G. Bock, Berlin. 24171
New black snake blues; words and
music by Victoria Spivey. pt. 1, 2.
[Words and melody only] ©1e«.
Oct. 24, 1928; E—Unpub. 1216;
Joseph M. Davis, New York. 24172
New (The) Cokesbury hymnal; in
round notes, by various authors and
composers, music ed. by Charles C.
Washburn. Nashville, Tenn., Cokes-
bury press. 4to. © Aug. 30, 1928;
2c. and aff. Oct. 18; A 387; Lamar
& Whitmore, Nashville. 24173
New England bound; words by lL.
Wolfe Gilbert, music by Harry Akst.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 26, 1928; EH—Unpub. 988; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 24174
© Nov:* 7.1928 72 .¢.}
Russia, domiciled at New York; pf.
© 1c. Nov. 24, 1928;- E—Unpub.
1529; Dimitri Tiomkin, New York.
RA cles, 24175
New (The) Jerusalem; sacred cantata,
from The four horsemen, text by
Harold W. Thompson, set to music
by T. Frederick H. Candlyn; ten.
or sop. solo, cho., with organ acc.,
and harp or pf. © Noy. 20, 1928;
2 c. Nov. 21; E—Pub. 806; H. W.
Gray co. New York. 24176
New Mexico; march, by John Philip
Sousa; pf. © Noy. 26, 1928; 2 ¢.
Nov. 24; E—Pub. 978; Sam Fox
pub. co., Cleveland. 24177
New Mexico march; by John Philip
Sousa; band. 4to. © Nov. 16, 1928;
2c. Nov. 15; HE—Pub. 647; Sam Fox
pub. co., Cleveland, 24178
‘New (The) moon; selection, by Sig-
© Oct. 17,
E—Pub. 515;
24179
mund Romberg; pf.
1928; 2c Oct 19;
Harms, ine., New York.
New moon; words by F. Scott, music
by David Reed. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Nov. 12, 1928;
2¢ Nov. 16; HE—Pub. 685; Francis
scott, North Wales, Pa. 24180
New (The) postmistress; comic
sketch, words by Laurene Highfield,
music by Winifred E. Moore; male
quartette. 4to. © Nov. 7, 1928;
2 ca Nov. 15; H—Pub. 644; Chart
music pub. house, inc., Chicago.
24181
New songs for the home and radio;
words and music by Gertrude
Hundley, John W. Boldyreff and
others. bk. 2. © Oct. 9, 1928; 2c.
Oct. 26; aff. Nov. 10; A O 38348;
Stuart music co., Chicago. 24182
Nicolette; waltz, words and music by
Reg. Batten, Jimmy Campbell and
Reg. Connelly, all of Great Britain ;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by Charles
‘Hanley. [Staff and tonie sol-fa
notations] © Oct. 1, 1928; 1 «.
Nov. 5; H—For. 591; Campbell,
Connelly & co., London. 24183
Night after night; words by Gene
James, music by George Brown; pf.
ace. with ukulele arr. by A. J.
Franchini. © Nov. 10, 1928; 2 e.
Nov. 13; E—Pub. 560; Morris music
pub. co., Philadelphia. 24184
1248
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1928
Night-club, Harlem and Childs; words
and music by M. Ewing.’ [Words
‘and melody only] © 1c. Noy. 21,
1928 ; E—Unpub. 1436; Max Ewing,
New York. 24185
Nightingales (The) ; words by Fred G.
Bowles, music by Fay Foster; in D
iin, (Cc) Noy. 19285.2 c. ANovyei ¢
E—U. 8. pub. 393 ; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 24186
Ninetta ; polka, by C. Anello. [Melody
only]” '© 1 ee Noy. 14, ' 1928; E—
Unpub. 1252; Carmelo Anello, New
York. 24187
Ningpo; words and music by G. Bur-
gin. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Noy. 138, 1928; E—Unpub. 1209;
Gus Burgin, Paterson. 24188
Ninna-nanna; poesia popolare greca,
musica di E. Clausetti, of Italy. ©
Nov. 13, 1928; 1 c. Ney. 1; E—For.
679; A. Forlivesi & c., Florence,
Italy. 24189
Ninon; valse, by Ludomir R6zycki, of
Poland, op. 58, no. 4; pf. © July 9,
1928; 1 e. Oct. 23; E—For. 554;
Augener, Itd., London. 24190
No estoy conforme; cancion Mexicana,
duo, letra y musica arr. de S. R.
Ramos, of Mexico, domiciled at Chi-
cago. [Photostat] © Oct. 15, 1928;
2 c. Nov. 23; E—Pub. 991; Silvano
R. Ramos, Chicago. 24191
No mas pelonas; corrido, duo, letra y
musica de I. M. Valle, of Mexico,
domiciled at Chicago. © 1 ¢. Nov.
30, 1928; E—Unpub. 1694; Ignacio
M. Valle, Chicago.
No more women blues; words and mu-
sic by Alger Alexander, arr. by Irene
Spain. [Words and melody only] ©
1-c; Nov. 19, 1928; H—Unpub. 1342;
Polk C. Brockman, Atlanta. 24193
No one but you; fox trot ballad, words
by Charlotte Slavin, music by J.
Slavin, arr. by Jean Walz: pf. and
ukulele acc. © Nov. 7; 1928: 2 «.
Noy. 15; E—Pub. 654; Jules Slavin,
Chicago. 24194
No cone ever told me; words and music
by M. Ewing. [Words and melody
rv ac) f. G@. Nov, ale 1928-> E
Unpub. 1487; Max Ewing, New
York. 24195
No place like home; from Americana,
2d. ed., words by Irving Caesar, mu-
sic by Roger Wolfe Kahn: pf. and
ukulele acc. © Oct. 24, 1928; 2 «.
24192 «
i 24206
Oct. 26; E—Pub: 525; Harms, inc.,
New York. 24196
Nobody cares for me; words and music
by Paul De Frank. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 7, 1928;
E—Unpub. 911; Dorothy Galland-
White, Auburndale, Mass. 24197
Nobody loves me but me; lyric by
Dean Owen, music by C. L. Wyman,
jr. [Photostat] © 1c. Oct. 1, 1928;
EK Unpub. 1008; Charles L. Wyman,
jr., Glendale, Calif. 24198
Nobody ‘will break our true love gate;
words and music by P. Nussinof, of
Russia, domiciled at Baltimore.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Noy. 9, 1928; E—Unpub. 961; Pioter
Nussinof, Baltimore. 24199
Nebody’s business; by Eddie Whitesel
[i. e. W. E. Whitesel]; pf. © 1.
Nov. 27, 1928 ; E—Unpub. 1605; Wil-
liam Edward Whitesel, Los Angeles.
24200
Noche mistica; tango, by Barretto de
Souza, of Great Britain, domiciled
at New York; pf. © 1 & Nov. 13,
1928; E-—Unpub. 1207;.J. Barretto
de Souza, New York. 24201
Noéls anciens; par Georges Legeay,
of France. Tome 1, 2. © Oct. 29,
1928: 1 ¢«. Nov. 23; E—For. 965;
Veuve L. J. Biton, St.-Laurent-sur-
Sévre, France. 24202
Norfleet (Helen) Ten mcdern trios;
ed. by the Norfleet trio [i. e. Helen,
Catherine and Leeper Norfieet], with
biographical and explanatory notes;
violin, cello and pf. © Sept. 11,
1928; 2 c. Nov. 198; E—Pub. 778;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 24203
Northwind, (The); caprice,. by Carl
Wilhelm Kern, op. 422; pf., 4 hands.
©, Nov. 23, 1928; 2 c«. Nov. 26; E—
Pub. 1068; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 24204
Note (A) of golden song; cho., words
by Fred G. Bowles, music by Louis
Victor Saar, op. 120; male voices.
Ato. -©x Nov.nT, 192832 c: Nov. 12;
H—Pub. 534; Henry T. FitzSimons,
Chicago. 24205
Nothing else matters but love; from
So long Letty, words by Frank Ey-
ton, music by Billy Mayerl, of Great
Britain. © Oct. 30, 1928; 1 c. Nov.
20; E—For. 933; Chappel & co.. Itd..
London. 24206
1249
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24207
Nothing in my day but you; words
by E. Hoffman, music by E. Hoffman
and F. KE. Wilson. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Nov. 2, 1928; H—
Unpub. 1476; Edgar Hoffman, Holly-
wood, Calif. and Frances E. Wilson,
San Dimas, Calif. 24207
Notta (Una) a Parigi; valzer, by C.
Meluzio. [Melody only] © 1 «
Noy, 6. 1928; E—Unpub. 896; Car-
mine Meluzio, Long Island City,
‘Ni 24208
Notte di luna; mazurka, di N. Epis-
copo, of Italy, domiciled at New
York. [Melody only] © 1. Nov.
5, 1828; E—Unpub. 886; Nicola
Episcopo, New York. 24209
Novelette caprice; by O. E. Sharratt;
pt..©, Apr.) 1;, 182837 20e Aus. 23:
EH—Pub. 697; Harmony studios, Or-
vile Edward Sharratt, prop., Kan-
sas City, Mo. 24210
Now; words and music by J. A.
Plunkett. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Nov. 15, 1928; 2 c. Nov.
24): BE Paub: 820: 3 AS Phonkett,
Westerly, R. I. 24211
’Ntosta Nico; words by R. Ciaramella,
music by B. C. Vairo; violin. ©
1c. Nov. 1, 1928; E—Unpub. 805;
Roberto Ciaramella and Benedetta
C. Vairo, New York. 24212
Ntirnberger (Die) puppe; ouverture
zur cper, von A. Adam, arr. von Leo-
pold Weninger, of Austria; orch.,
mit pf. direction und violino 1 direc-
tion. © Nov. 10, 1928: 1 e. Nov.
27; E—For. 915; Anton J. Benjamin,
Leipzig. 24213
Nun-nun-nun-no, no that’s all wrong;
written and composed by Fred Holt,
of Great Britain; pf. and ukulele
ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Oct. 22, 1928; 1 c. Oct.
24; H—For. 631; Francis, Day &
Hunter, ltd., London. 24214
O Canada; transcribed by G. A. Grant-
Schaefer; pf. (Jn From long ago
and far away. ‘Three and thirty
folk tunes for piano by Ruth Laigh-
ton) Or Novel # 19282 e. Nov:
22; E—Pub. 911; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 24215
O give thanks unto the Lord; anthem,
words from Psalms, music by Alpha
Turnquist; mixed voices. 4to. ©
Nov. 19, 1928; 2 ec. Nov. 21; H—
Pub. 796; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 24216
pt. III, n. s., v. 23.
O King of Saints; sacred song, words
from hymns by Mrs. M. A. Thomp-
son and Bishop How, music by Ed-
ward Shippen Barnes; organ or pf.
ace. 1. High in G.—2. Low in E
flat. © Oct. 26, 1928; 2 ¢. each Oct.
29; E—U. S. pub. 282; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. 24217
O love that wilt not let me go; sacred
song, words by George Matheson,
musie by Mrs. R. R. Forman; in A
flat. © Nov. 23, 1928; 2 ec. Nov. 26;
H—Pub. 1059; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 24218
O mother mine; words and music by
Haldor Lillenas, of Norway, domi-
ciled at Indianapolis; mixed voices.
(Im Special songs for special oc-
casions) © Nov. 15, 1928; 2 c. Nov.
24; E—Pub. 925; Lillenas pub. co.,
Indianapolis. ; 24219
O puu lani; waltz, words and music
by Robert Kamaunu; pf. and uku-
lele ace. (Hawaiian text] © Oct.
30, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 8; E—Pub. 482;
Hawaii sales co., Itd., Honolulu.
24220
O, remember me; words by P. Will-
cox, musie by Sylvester Long Cross.
© 1c. Nov. 3, 1928; E—Unpub. 842;
Pearl Willcox, Pocatello, Id. 24221
O sole mio; Neapolitan serenade, by
Eduardo di Capua, simplified and
arr. by Harold Hisenberg ; violin and
pf;..or ‘pf. .solo. |. OL Oe (2a o2s -
2 c. Oct. 22; E-—Pub. 637; Harry
Perlberg music co., New York.
24222
O waters, O tranquil waters; Zulu
love song, based on native melodies,
words and music by Theophil
Wendt, of Great Britain, domiciled
at New York; bar.; in F. © Sept.
26, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 19; E—Pub. 768;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 24223
O, what a wonderful Savior; hymn,
words and music by A. H. Ackley.
© Nov. 15, 1928: 2 « Nov. 2; H—
U. S. pub. 404; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago. 24294
O wondrous night; Christmas carol,
text and music by Bernard Ham-
blen; high voice; in A flat. New
York, Chappell-Harms, ine. © Nov.
%, 1928; 2. ¢. Nov.’8; H—Pub. 1044;
Harms, ine., New York. 24225
Oaks (The) of Glenecree; poem by J.
M. Synge, music by Benjamin Bur-
rows, of Great Britain. © Aug. 21,
1928; 1 ec. Oct. 23; E—For. 546;
Augener, Itd., London. 24226
1250
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1928
24246
es
Oberek. s'[!] pod ciemny gwiazdy; by
L. Witkowski; violin. © 1 ec. Nov.
8, 1928; E—Unpub. 948; Leon Wit-
kowski, New York. 24227
Occhi di bambola; mazurka di G. Vi-
eari, of Italy, domiciled at New
York. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1928; E—
Unpub. 1149; Giovanni Vicari, New
York. 24228
Ode to Saint Cecilia; words and music
by Nev. Smith? © lve: Novi'-28;
1928; H—Unpub. 1677; Nellie von
Gerichten Smith, Prescott, Ariz.
24229
Offenbach (Jacques) Barcarolle; from
The tales of Hoffman, simplified and
arr. by Harold Hisenberg; violin and
pf. or pf. solo. © Oct. 20, 1928; 2c.
Oct. 22; E—Pub. 625; Harry Perl-
berg music co., New York. 24230
Ob ain’t the scenery wonderful; words
by Ed. Story [i. e. W. E. Story],
music by BE. 8. Wilkins. © 1 ¢. Oct.
15, 1928; E—Unpub. 712: W. Ed-
mund Story, Antioch, Calif. and
Edith Story Wilkins, Pittsburg,
Calif. 24231
Oh, Dr. my adjustment; words and
musie by L. Poe; pf. © 1c. Nov.
19, 1928; E—Unpub. 1355; Les Poe,
San Francisco. 24232
Oh girlies; words and music by H. G.
Welborn and Con Toohey. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 19,
1928; H—Unpub. 1343; Harold
Glenn Welborn and Con “Toohey,
Hennessey, Okl. 24233
Oh, how happy we’ll be; from Ups-a-
daisy, words by Robert A. Simon
and Clifford Grey, music by Lewis
E. Gensler; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Nov. 9, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 12; E—Pub.
573; Harms, ine., New York. 24234
Oh! how I’d love to own a fish store;
words by Albert Koppell, music by
B. Stone; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Nov. 12, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 16; E—Pub.
678; Billy Stone, New York. 24235
Oh Karolin’, wie kannst du mir das
antun: foxtrot, worte von Peter
Herz, musik von Max Pfeffer, of
Austria. © Oct. 23, 1928; 1 c. Nov.
15; E—For. 705; Drei masken ver-
lag, a. g., Berlin. 24236
Oh, Man of sorrows; words by Haldor
Lillenas, melody arr. from E. di
Capua by Kenneth Wells, of U. S.,
and H. Lillenas, of Norway, domi-
ciled at Indianapolis. (Jn Special
songs for special occasions) © Noy.
15, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 24; E—Pub. 941;
Lillenas pub. co., Indianapolis.
24237
Oh! oh! oh! Adelaide; lyrics by A. I.
Green, music by Louis’ Singer.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Nov. 24, 1928; HE—Unpub. 1530;
Abraham I. Green, New York. 24238
Oh, so lonely; words and music by E.
R. Whited. © Nov. 9, 1928; 2 «.
Oct. 31; E—Pub. 609; Elma R.
Whited, Middleport, N. Y. 24239
Oh, so nice; duet, from Treasure girl,
words by Ira Gershwin, music by
George Gershwin; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Oct. 26, 1928; 2c. Oct. 29;
E—Pub. 518; New world music corp.,
New York. 24240
Oh, this sad leave-taking (Quelle an-
goisse extréme); march and cho.
from the Biblical eclogue Ruth,
words by A. Guillemin, English ver-
sion by Nathan Haskell Dole, ed. by
H. Clough-Leighter, music by César
Franck; mixed voices. 4to. © Nov.
3, 1928; 2 ec. Nov. 12; E—Pub. 579;
E. C. Schirmer music co., Boston.
24241
Oh! What I know about you; lyric and
music by C. C. Goldman. [Words
and melody only] © 1 c¢. Nov. 38,
1928 ; H—Unpub. 845; Chas. C. Gold-
man, Cleveland Heights, O. 24242
Oh! Where’s my gal? fox trot, words
and music by J. R. Lemieux. ©1ce.
Nov. 10, 1928 ; HE—Unpub. 1156; John
Romeo Lemieux, Detroit. 24243
Ohimé! Ohimé! four-part madrigal,
music by Giovanni Antonio Monte-
verdi, arr. by Archibald Thompson
Davison; men’s voices, a cappella.
Ato. © Nov. 8, 1928; 2 ec. Nov. 12;
EH—Pub. 689; E. C. Schirmer music
co., Boston. 24244
Ojitos (Los); letra y arreglo de mu-
sica por José Cordova Cantt, of
Mexico, domiciled at Los Angeles;
pf. [Photostat] © 1e Nov. 19,
1928; E—Unpub. 1406; Felipe Val-
des Leal, Los Angeles. 24245
Olaf; you ought-a hear Olaf laff, com-
edy fox-trot song, from Chauve
souris, lyric by L. Wolfe Gilbert, mu-
sic by Abel Baer. © Oct. 29, 1928;
2 ¢e. Oct. 31; E—Pub. 489; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 24246
1251
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24247
Old (An) adobé; part-song, words and
music by Victor L. Schertzinger, arr.
by Philip Greely ; men’s voices. 4to.
© Oct. 19, 1928; 2 ¢. Oct. 29; E—
U.S. pub. 277; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 24247
Old colonel march; characteristic, by
Nat Shilkret; band, with solo B flat
eornet conductor. © Sept. 20, 1928 ;
2 c. Nov. 19; E—Pub. 773; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 24248
Old (An) fashioned love; words by C.
De Wolf Parmely, music by G. P.
West. © 1 c. Nov. 15, 1928; E—
Unpub. 1416; Gladys Parmely West,
Oberlin, O. 24249
Old fashioned mother; song poem,
words and music by B. G. De Sylva,
- Lew Brown and Ray Henderson.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Nov. 12, 1928; E—Unpub. 1167; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 24250
Old (The) folks at home; by John
Longmire, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Oct. 18, 1928; 1 « Nov. 23; E—For.
836; Oxford university press, Lon-
don. 24251
Old man Kansas City blues; words by
EK. D. Pence, music by Charles John-
son. ©1¢ Novy. 26, 1928; H—Un-
pub. 1596; Edithe Dolores Pence,
Kansas City, Mo. 24252
Old mill blues; by Will Ezell. [Mel-
ody only] ©lc. Nov. 16, 1928; H—
Unpub. 1301; Chicago music pub. co.,
inc., Chicago.
Old S. U.; words and music by EH. E.
Sheldon. New York, Thornton W.
Allen,. Ate. «GQ wiOet? 29.) VO28' 2: .¢
Nov. 7; E—Pub. 423; H: Edwin
Sheidon, Selinsgrove, Pa. — 24254
Old song; by Gaston Borch, arr., by
Thaddeus Iarecki; orch. 4to. ©
Sept. 25, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 17; E—Pub.
1105; Kalmus filmusic edition, New
York. 24255
Old (The) spinet; by Charles Hoby, of
Great Britain; small orch., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Nov. 13, 1928;
1c. Nov. 15; H—For:,,700; J. & W.
Chester, ltd., London. 24256
Old Virginia; by Samuel Gardner, op.
24; violin and pf. © Oct. 26, 1928;
2 ¢«. Oct. 29; H—U. S. pub. 286;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 24257
Olsen (Sparre) Seks sarnvle bygde-
visur fra Lom; af S. Olsen, of Nor-
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 23
way; klaver med tekst. © Sept. 7,
1928; ‘1°-c.. Noy. 3;3°H—Por. 589;
Norsk musikforlag, Oslo, Norway.
. 24258
On a quiet afternoon; words and music
by M. O. Bolen; pf. and ukulele ace.
© 1-4! Nov. 10; 1928; E—Unpub.
1418; Merrill O. Bolen, Seattle.
24259
On Hudson shore; by W. J. Hayes;
band. 4to. © Nov. 2, 1928; 2 «.
Nov. 5; E—U. S. pub. 395; Hayes
music co., Dexter, Ia. - 24260
On our street; 12 piano pieces for the
beginner, by Allene K. Bixby. obl.
8v0o. © Noy. 16. 1928; 2 c Noy. 19;
E—Pub. 1051; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 24261
On the march [and] Waltz; by Paul
Zilcher, of Germany, op. 227, no. 1,
2; 2 violins, with pf. ace. © Aug.
2b, 192831, en Qet232) BE hor. bc ;
Augener, ltd., London. 24262
On trial; scene dramatigue, by Jean
Beghon, arr. by Milan Roder; orch.
© Sept. 25, 1928: 2 « Oct.23; E—
Pub. 1109; Kalmus filmusic. edition,
New York. 24263
On with the dance; from Polly, words
by Irving Caesar, music by Philip
Charig: pf. and ukulele acc. © Nov.
14, 1928; 2 ¢. Nov. 16; E—Pub.
1045: Harms, ine... New York. 24264
Once in awhile; words by Amelia
Bruns and Martha Dulin, music by
C. B. Reid. © 1 e. Noy. 12, 1928;
H—Unpub. 1189; Clemmie Belle
Reid, Charlotte, N. C. 24265
One Christmas night; words by Flor-
ence Gebhardt-Ormsbee, traditional
melody arr. by Morten J. Luvaas;
mixed voices. 4to. © Nov. 5, 1928;
2 c Nov. 22; ,E—Pub, 896;. C.. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 24266
One hour; part song, words and music
by Ernest Longstaffe, arr. by Wil-
liam Stickles; female trio. New
York, Chappell-Harms, ine. 4to. ©
Nov. 22, 1928; 2 @ Nov. 23; H—
Pub. 1048; Harms, ine., New York.
24267
One-step; by M. Salta, of Italy, dom-
iciled at New York: melody, with
pf. ace) © 1c. Nov. 20, 1928; E—
Unpub. 1886; Menotti Salta, New
York. 24268
1252
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1928
Onkel Friedrich hat ’ne neue braut;
foxtrot, text von Fritz Rotter, musik
von Nico Dostal, of Austria. © Oct.
1, 1928; 1 ce. Nov. 3; E—For. 596;
Alrobi musikverlag, G. m. b. H., Ber-
lin. 24269
Only shadows; hymn, words and mu-
sie by A. H: Ackley. © Nov. 15,
1928; 2 c« Nov. 2; H—U. S. pub.
402; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chicago.
24270
Open (The) road; words by Maud
Luise Gardiner, music by Gustav
Klemm. 1. In D—2. In G. © Nov.
23, 1928; 2 c. each Nov. 26; E—Pub.
1053; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 24271
Ora por idea; cancién mexicana, duo,
letra y musica de S. R. Ramos, of
Mexico, domiciled at Chicago.
[Photostat] © 1c. Oct. 31, 1928;
E—U. S. unpub. 790; Silvano R.
Ramos, Chicago. 24272
Orange blossgm home; from Three
cheers, words by Anne. Caldwell, mu-
sie by Raymond Hubbell; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Oct. 17, 1928; 2 «.
Oct. 19; E—Pub. 513; Harms, inc.,
New York. 24273
Oranges and lemons; by John Long-
mire, of Great Britain; pf. © Oct.
18, 1928; 1 ce. Nov. 23; E—For. 8387;
Oxford university press, London.
24274
Orchesterstudien fiir kontrabass; eine
Sammiung mit fingersatz u. strich-
bezeichnung, hrsg. von Oswald
Schwabe u. Alwin Starke, both of
Germany. Heft 13. © July 18,
1928; 1 @. Oct. 11; H—For. 765; Carl
Merseburger, Leipzig. 24275
Organ medley on Christmas melodies;
by J. A. Meale, of Great Britain. ©
1 ¢c. Oct. 22, 1928; H—Unpub. 623;
J. Arthur Meale, Hatch Hnd, Middle-
sex, England. 24276
Organ pedal studies; by Jessie Willy.
© Nov. 8, 1928; 2 ec Nov. 10; aff.
Noy. 15; A O 4180; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 24277
Oriental; by O. E. Sharratt; pf.. ©
Apr. 1, 1928: 2 c. Aug. 23; E—Pub.
696; Harmony studios, Orville Ed-
ward Sharratt, prop., Kansas City,
Mo. 24278
Oriental march fantastic; by Ruth
Klauber; pf. © Nov. 16, 1928; 2c.
Noy. 19; H—Pub. 717; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 24279
% 24289
Oriental nights; words and music by
A. M. Kluchansky; pf. and ukulele
ace. Los Angeles, Cal., Golden Pub.
co. © Noy. 5, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 31;
E—Pub. 473; Anna M. Kluchansky,
Los Angeles, 24280
QOrientale; by César Cui, words
adapted and music arr. by Charles
Fonteyn Manney. 1. Low, in HB
min,—2. High, in G min. © Oct. 22,
1928; 2 ec. each Oct. 29; E—U. SNS.
pub. 287; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
24281
Orientale; three-pt. song, words
adapted by Charles F. Manney, mu-
sic by César Cui, arr. by Victor Har-
ris; women’s voices. 4to. © Nov.
3, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 15; E—Pub. 833;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 24282
Orue nam (The Lord’s prayer); music
by M. Zazulak, of Poland, domiciled
at New York; with violin obbl.
[Ukrainian old, church and English
text] © Oct. 31, 1928; 2 & Nov. 2;
K—U. 8S. pub. 310; Michael Zazu-
lak, New York. 24283
Our boys of the U. S. A.; words by F.
H. Wilson and 8. V. Young, music by
KF. EH. Wilson; med. voice. [Words
and melody only] © 1 «¢. Noy. 2,
1928; H—U. S. unpub. 835; S. Vin-
cent Young and Frances HK. Wilson,
San Dimas, Calif. 24284
Our Father who art in heaven;
Lord’s prayer, music by John C.
Wohlfeil; quartet of mixed voices.
4to. © Oct. 20, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 10;
EH—Pub. 505; Concordia pub. house,
St. Louis. 24285
Our Mary; words and music by HE.
Snyder; with pf. solo. © Nov. 2,
1928; 2 e« Nov. 5; H—Pub. 422;
Edward Snyder, Indianapolis.
24286
Our next President; words and music
by W. H. Ferguson. © 1 ¢. Nov. 17,
1928; EH—Unpub. 1326; William
Henry Ferguson, Everett, Wash.
24287
Our paradise of love; words and music
by Geer Parkinson [i. e. F. G. Park-
inson] © 1 ec. Nov. 17, 1928; E—
Unpub. 1322; Geer Parkinson, Co-
lumbus, O. 24288
Our MRedeemer’s birth; . Christmas
cantata, words selected and adapted,
and niusic by Irénée Bergé; cho.
of mixed voices, soli, brass choir,
timpani and organ. 4to. © Oct.
9, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 19; H—Pub. 734;
~ Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 24289
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24290:
Out of my heart; words by Henriette
Harrison, music by Rudolf Hilde-
mann. © Nov. 19, 1928; 2 c. Nov.
16; H—Pub. 675; Arthur J. Daly
musie co., New York. 24290:
Out of the depths; anthem, words
from the Psalms, musie by Daniel
Protheroe; mixed voices, with organ
ace. 4to. © Nov. 14, 1928; 2 «.
Noy. 16; E—Pub. 649'; Boston music
co., Boston. 24291
Over the rolling seas ; 3-pt. song, words
by. William A. Nichols, music by
Philip Greely ; women’s voices, with
sop. solo. 4to. © Oct. 23, 1928; 2
ec. Oct. 29; E—U. S. pub. 278; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 24292
Owl (The) ; part song, words by Lord
Tennyson, music by Hugh Blair, of
Great Britain; female voices. 4to.
© Nov. 1): 1928: skvex Oet7 27: Hb
For. » 614 >) Wii) Pastone & co: 1td.,;
London. 24293.
Page the prince; musical play in 2
acts, words by Roger Hill, music by
Carl Hendrickson. © 1 ec. Nov. 16,
1928; D 27396; John B. Rogers pro-
ducing co., Fostoria, O. 24294
Pain (The) of sorrow; elégie, by
James C. Bradford; orch. 4to. ©
Oct. 17, 1928; 2. c. Nov. 19; E—Pub.
738; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
24295
Pair-a-dice (A); words and music by
L. Mainard. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1498; Lee Mainard,
Fresno, Calif. 24296
Pal. of my heart; words by. J. A.
Sevina, music by R. Lombardero.
Alameda, Calif., Sevina and Lom-
bardero. © Oct. 2, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 8;
EH—Pub. 694; Ray Lomdardero, San
Francisco. 24297
Paloma (La); Spanish serenade, by
Sebastian Yradier, simplified and
arr. by Harold Hisenberg ; violin and
pf. or pf. solo. © Oct. 20, 1928;
2 e. Oct. 22; EH—Pub. 630; Harry
Perlberg musie co., New York.
24298
Panama, that’s why I’m leaving you;
words and music by J. S. Baum-
gartner. [Words and melody only]
1 ec. Nov. 5, 1928; E—Unpub.
1254; John S. Baumgartner and
Jake Batt, Atlanta. 24299
Pants (The) song; my heart pants
for you, words by Buddy Valentine
[pseud. of J. Taccati], music by Al
pt. Im, n. s., v. 23
Hoffman, of Russia, domiciled at
Seattle. [Words and melody only]
© 1. ec. Oct. 11, 1928; H—Unpub.
155; Joseph Tacecati, New York.
: ; 24300
Par un beau soir d’ été; andante
Ssymphonique, par Maurice Pesse, of
France; orch., avec pf. conducteur.
© Oct. 5, 1928; dc. Oct. 255 H—
For. 875; Editions musicales Evette,
Paris. 24301
Para que quiero la vida! by I. M.
Valle, of Mexico, domiciled at
Chicago; pf. [Photostat] © 1«.
Nov. 238, 1928; E—Unpub. 1516:
24302
Parade of the brownies; fox trot
march, by Roland J. Le Mieux; ten.
Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago.
banjo. © Nov. 12, 1928; 2 ¢. Nov.
12; E—Pub.° 895; Don Santos,
Rochester, N. Y. 24303
Parasol dance; by E. H. Frey; violin
and pf. © Nov. 3, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 5;
H—Pub. 421; Edward H. Frey,
Oklahoma .City, OKl. 24304
Paris; selection, from Paris, by Cole
Porter; pf. © Nov. 16, 1928; 2 ec.
Nov. 19; E—Pub. 1046; Harms, inc.,
New York. 24305
Parranda (La); cancion Mexicana,
duo, letra y musica arr. de S. R.
Ramos, of Mexico, domiciled at
Chicago. [Photostat] © Oct. 15,
1928; 2 c. Nov. 23; H—Pub. 992;
Silvano R. Ramos, Chicago. 24306
Parrot (The); words by Aram Raffi,
music by Mrs. M. H. Gulesian. ©
Nov. 4, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 12; H—Pub.
602: Charles W. Homeyer & Go.,
Boston. 24307
Partita in do maggiore; di Virgilio
Mortari, of Italy; violoncello e pf.
Preludio. [3 others] © Nov. 18,
1928: 1 e. Nov. 1; E—For. 680;
A. Forlivesi & ec, Florence, Italy.
24308
Passing shadows; ballade, words by
Jonas H. Mayer, music by W. A.
Parson. © 1 ¢. Nov. 5, 1928; EH—
Unpub. 883; William Alex Parson,
Webster Groves, Mo. 24309
Patriot (The) ; music se., original com-
positions by Domenico Savino,
Gerard Carbonaro, and Max Bergun-
ker, of Russia, domiciled at Brook-
lyn, compiled by Paramount publix
music department; pf. © Nov. 2,
1928; 2 ec. Nov. 6; E—Pub. 723; Fa-
mous music corp., New York. 24310
1254
no. 11, 1928
Patter of the snake hip dance; cho.,
music by W. Crawley. [Melody
only] © 1c. Nov. 22, 1928; E—
Unpub. 1469; Wilton Crawley, Chi-
cago. 24311
Paulinchen im Trikot ... ; slow-fox,
worte von Ria-Ria, musik von Frido
Grothey, of Germany; salon orch.
mit pf. direktion. 4to. © June 21,
1928; 1 ec Oct. 11; E—For. 752;
Fritz Horst, Altona/Elbe, Germany.
24312
Pay (The) off; by Howdy Quicksell
[pseud. of Howard Quicksell] and
Jimmie Dorsey, alr. by Emory C.
Lucas; pf. © Aug. 17, 1928; 2c.
Noy. 5; E—U. S. pub. 361; Denton
& Haskins music pub. co., ine., New
York. 24313
Peace divine; sacred duet, words by
S. E. Mekin, music by Alfred
Wooler; sop. and ten. © Oct. 23,
1928; 2 c«. Oct. 29; E—Pub. 569;
White-Smith music pub. co., Boston.
24314
Peace I leave with you; sacred song,
words from John 14, music by Wil-
liam Dichmont; high voice. © Oct.
22, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 29; E—U. S. pub.
288; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. —
24315
Peace on earth; words and music by
Haldor Lillenas, of Norway, domi-
ciled at Indianapolis. (In Special
songs for special occasions) © Nov.
15, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 24; E—Pub. 935;
Lillenas pub. co., Indianapolis.
24316
Pearl waltz; by A. Grafstein; pf.
1 c. Nov. 21, 1928; E—Unpub. 1459;
Aaron Grafstein, Brooklyn. 24317
Peasant (A) praying; by Bainbridge
Crist ; pf. © Oct. 24, 1928; 2c. Nov.
19; E—Pub. 750; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 24318
Peggy; words and music by A. B. Du-
ame ©). 1 ce. Nov. 12,,, 1928e-be—
Unpub. 1193; Alice Baldwin Dugué,
New Orleans. 24319
Perdriole (La); paroles traditionnel-
les, musique par Pierre Gautier, of
Canada; a 4 voix d’hommes, sans
acc. © 1c. Oct. 27, 1928 ; E—Unpub.
524; Charles Marchand, Montreal,
Canada. 24320
Piedigrotta Gennarelli 1928. Napoli,
Casa editrice italiana Emilio Gen-
narelli & c. © Aug. 31, 1928; 1 «¢.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
24331
Sept. 1; A—Foreign 39743; Italian
book co., New York. 24321
Piedigrotta Mario, 1928. Napoli,-Mi-
lano, Casa editrice musicale E. A.
Mario. © Aug. 31, 1928; 1 c. Sept.
1; A—Foreign 39744; Italian book
co., New York. 24322
Piedigrotta 1928; edizioni de La can-
zonetta. © Aug. 31, 1928; 1 c. Sept.
1; A—Foreign 39742; Italian book
co., New York. 24323
Pierrette (The) princess; fairy oper-
etta in 2 acts, lyrics and music writ-
ten and composed by Gertrude Sul-
lens, of Great Britain. 4to. © Sept.
7, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 24; D 27388; Bay-
ley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 24324
Pierrot triste; by Cyril Scott, op. 35,
arr. by Irene Arnold, of Great Brit-
ain; two pfs. © Sept. 18, 1928; 1c.
Oct. 20; E—Far: 471; Boosey & co.,
ltd., London. 24325
Piezas infantiles; par Edm. Gaujac,
of France; orch., avee pf. conduc-
teur. 1. El pequefio conquistador.
[2 others] © Oct. 5, 1928; 1 ce. Oct.
25; E—For. 877; Editions musicales
Evette, Paris. 24326
Pilgrims on a journey; duet, words by
James V. Reid, music by Grace B.
Heneks. (Jn Special songs for spe-
cial occasions) © Nov. 15, 1928;
2 c. Nov. 24; E—Pub. 954; Lillenas
pub. co., Indianapolis. 24327
Pine breezes; by Percival T. Simpson,
of Great Britain; pf. London, Row-
land’s. © Oct. 11, 1928; 1 ¢©. Oct.
20; E—For. 819; Solomon Rowland,
London. 24328
P-i-n-e-a-p-p-l-e; written and composed
by James Walsh and Flora Cromer,
both of Great Britain; pf. acc., with
banjulele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Nov. 5, 1928;
1c. Nov. 6; E—For. 663; B. Feld-
man & co., London. 24329
Piper (The); a fragment, by Alec
Rowley, of Great Britain; pf.
Sept. 21, 1928; 1 ec. Oct. 23; E—For.
563 ; Augener, ltd., London. 24330
Plainte (La) du vieux mendiant; par
Maurice .Pesse, of France; orch.,
avec pf. conducteui et 1°°* violons
conducteur.. 4to. © Oct. 5, 1928;
1 ec. Oct. 25; E—For. 882; Choudens,
Paris. 24331
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24332
pt. DE Re S.. ve 2
Piantation; part song, words by Ne-
ville Fleeson, music by M. Raul
Steiner, arr. by William Stickles;
mixed voices. New York, Chappell-
Harms, ine. 4to. © Nov. 22, 1928;
2c. Nov. 23; E—Pub. 1041; Harms,
inc., New York. 24332
Playera; Spanish dance, by E. Grana-
dos, op. 5, no. 5, transeribed by Al-
fred A. Munzer; violoncello and pf.
©. Oct. 10, 1928; 2 e Nov. 19; E—
Pub. 761; Carl Fischer, inc.,
York. 24333
Playing jackstraws; by Walter Rolfe,
selected, ed., annotated and fingered
by John M. Williams; pf. © Nov.
5, 1928; 2.c. Nov. 9; H—Pub. 588;
Boston music co., Boston. 24334
Playing with the strings; by L. John-
son. [Melody only] ©1e. Sept. 1,
1928 ; E—Unpub. 1223; Lonnie John-
son, Jackson Heights, L. L, N. Y.
Plays of the waves; tanz-fantasie fox-
trot, von Carl Robrecht, of Germany;
ausgabe ftir salon-orch. mit pf. di-
rektion u. erginzungsstimmen zur
jazz-band. © June 23, 1928; 1 ec.
Oct. 11; H—For. 755; Heinrichs-
hofen's verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
24336
Playthings for the piano; by Mary
Ruth Jesse. bk. 2. © Nov. 10, 1928;
2 c. and aff. Nov. 17; A’ °O—2660;
Walter B. Simon, inc., St. Louis.
24337
Please let me dream in your arms;
words and music by Al Sherman, Al
Lewis and Carmen Lombardo.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 26, 1928; E—Unpub. 991; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 24338
Po nieszporach przy niedzieli; words
and music by F. Przybylski; pf. ©
1 c. Nov. 23, 1928; E—Unpub. 1511;
Frank Przybylski, Chicago. 24339
Poisoned (The) fountain; by Arnold
Bax, of Great Britain; 2 pfs. 4
hands. © Sept. 24, 1928; 1 ¢ Oct.
25; E—For. 959; Murdoch, Mur-
doch & co., inc. with J. G. Murdoch
& co., ltd., London. 24340
Polish dance; oberek, by L. Marczew-
ski, concert transcription by Stanis-
las Niedzielski, of Poland; pf.
July 9, 1928; 1 ¢. Oct. 23; E—For.
550; Augener, ltd., London. 24341
Polka Amerikanska; by L. Witkowski;
widlin. © 1c Nov. 8, 1928; H—DUn-
New |
243305 °
pub. 941; ° Leon Witkowski, New
York. 24342
Polka dla wszystkih [!]; by L. Wit-
kowski; violin. © 1 ¢. Nov. 8; 1928;
E—Unpub. 942; Leon Witkowski,
New York. 24343
Polka narodowa; by LL. Witkowski;
violin. © 1c. Nov. 8, 1928; E—Un-
pub. 949; Leon Witkowski, New
York. 24344
Polnischer tanz; tanzweise, von Ber-
nard Derksen, of Germany, op. 2, nr.
2; violine u. klavier. © Oct. 17,
1928; 1 c. Nov. 19;. E—For. 955; Ed.
Bote & G. Bock, Berlin. 24345
Polonaise; by Helen L. Cramm, op. 42,
no.’ 3; pf. "O Novy gsr as2e-"9
Nov. 26; E—Pub. 1062; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 24346
Polonez swiatowy; by L. Witkowski:
violin. © 1 e¢. Noy. 8, 1928; E—Un-
pub. 944; Leon Witkowski, New
York. - Q43847
Por -donde vives; canciOn mexicana,
duo, letra y musica de S. R. Ramos,
of Mexico, domiciled at Chicago.
[Photostat] © 1 e. Oct. 31, 1928;
E—U. S. unpub. 791; Silvano R.
Ramos, Chicago. 24348
Porto Rico Rita; words by Gordon
Stewart, music by Y. Stewart. © 1
ec. Noy. 8, 1928; E—Unpub. 939;
Yvonne Stewart, New York. 24349
Portsmouth harbour; old dance of the
18th century, adapted and arr. by
Alfred Moffat, of Great Britain; vio-
lin and pf....© QctyZ601d25e, 1 e:
Noy. 16; E—For. 868; Augener, I1td.,
London. 24350
Potro que me afloja el lomo; tango
campero, letra de Luis Roldan, mu-
sica de Jose Bohr, of Germany, domi-
ciled at New York. Buenos Aires,
Editorial musical Alfredo Perrotti.
© Mar. 15, 1928; 2 ey) Augs, 2°
695788 ; José Bohr, New York.
24351
Poultry (The) yard; oberek, by Ludo-
mir R6dzycki, of Poland, op. 58, no. 6;
pl © July 9.419285) 2 eee
J—For. 549; Augener, ltd., London.
24352
Pour Diane; valse chantée, paroles
francaises de Fernand Vimont, of
France, musique de Erno Rapee et
Lew Pollack; pf. et ukulele ace. ©
Oct. 5, 192831 ¢. OGh 2a sae OE.
889; Editions musicales Sam Fox,
Paris. 24353
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no. 11, 1928
24373
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Powdered face Sal; words by A. R.
Rossman, music by Hdith Whittick.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Novy. 2, 1928; E—U. S. unpub. 823;
Alfred R. Rossman, Keyport, N. J.
24354
Praise; anthem, words by Aidan
Clarke, music by Alec Rowley, of
Great Britain; mixed voices, organ
ace. 4to. ©, Oct. 11, 1928; 1c. Nov.
23; E—For. 821; Oxford university
press, London. 24355
Praise and alleluia; festival anthem
for cho., text from the Psalms, music
by J. Thurston Noé; mixed voices;
organ ace. 4to. © Oct. 29, 1928; 2 ¢.
Nov. 1; H—U. S. pub. 304; J:
Fischer & bro., New York. 24356
Praise be to Thee, O Lord; sacred
anthem, words and music by C. A.
Slatter; mixed voices. 4to. © Nov.
3, 1928; 2 c Nov. 5; E—Pub. 418;
C. Adelaide Slatter, Dayton, Ky.
24357
Praktische schule; mit grifftabellen
nebst einer anzahl technischer tibun-
gen u. vortragsstiicken, von Hans
Walentowsky, of Germany; ten.-
banjo. © July 18, 1928; 1 ce. Oct.
11; H—For. 764; Carl Merseburger,
Leipzig. 24358
Prayer; words by Iva B. Linberger,
music by O. Haase; sop. or ten. solo
and choir. 4to. © Feb. 5, 1928; 2c.
Nov. 6; E—Pub. 692; Oscar Haase,
Upper - Montclair, N. J. 24359
Prayer from Haensel and Gretel; two-
pt. song, words from the German of
Adelheid Wette, by Constance Bache,
2d. verse by C. F. M., music by En-
gelbert Humperdinck, arr. by C. F.
Manney; women’s voices. 4to. ©
Oct. 29, 1928; 2 ec. Nov. 15; E—Pub.
832; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
24860
Prayer of thanks; words by Effie Cut-
ler, music by Clay Smith; low voice.
© Apr. 22, 1927; 2 c. Nov. 17, 1928;
E—Pub. 706; H. W. Gray co., New
York. t bet 24361
Prayer of thanksgiving; words by HE.
Kremser, music arr. by Chas. H.
Gabriel; mixed voices. © Nov. 15,
1928; 2. ¢c., Noy. 2; H—Pub. 397;
Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chicago.
24362
Prayers (The) of mama; words and
music by R. Wiggins. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 26, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1589; Rosie Wiggins,
Plainfield, N. J. 24363
Prelude in D flat; by W. Lawrence
Curry ;,pfs:.©. Novs dd, 1928 ;, 2)/c.
Noy. 21; E—Pub. 822; Presbyterian
board of Christian education, Phila-
delphia. 24364
Prelude in E flat; by Edward Shippen
Barnes; pf. © Nov. 15, 1928; 2 ¢.
Noy. 21; E—Pub. 823; Presbyterian
board of Christian education, Phila-
delphia. 24365
Priére & Marie; paroles de Bernard
Biton, musique de Louis Boyer, of
France; solo et choeur, ace. d’orgue.
© Sept. 1, 1928; 1 e. Oct. 19; E—
For. 608; Veuve L. J. Biton, St. Lau-
rent-sur-Sévre, France. 24366
Prieta (La); pespunte ranchero del
bafio, letra y musica por S. R. Ra-
mos, of Mexico, domiciled at Chi-
cago; solo con coro por dos voces.
[Photostat] © Oct. 15, 1928; 2 ¢.
Nov. 23; E—Pub. 993; Silvano R.
Ramos, Chicago. 24367
Prim (They little miss; bluette, by
James C. Bradford; full orch., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Oct. 17, 1928;
2 c. Nov. 19; HE—Pub. 786; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 24368
Primera (La) vez; canciOn mexicana,
letra y musica de S. R. Ramos, of
Mexico, domiciled at Chicago; ten.
[Photostat] © 1c. Nov. 30, 1928;
EH—Unpub. 1689; Silvano R. Ramos,
Chicago. 24869
Prince Charming; march, by John
Philip Sousa; orch., with pf. conduc-
tor. 4to. © Nov. 8, 1928; 2 ec. Nov.
19; E—Pub. 748; Cari Fischer, ine.,
New York. 24370
Principaux (Les) chants liturgiques
conformes a lédition officielle tra-
duits en notation musicale. © June
25, 1928; 1 c« July 31; A—Foreign
39834; Desclée & cie., Paris. 24371
Prinzessin Ti-ti-pa; operette in 3 ak-
ten, von Gustav Beer u. Fritz Lun-
zer, musik von Robert Stolz, bearb.
von Josef Holzer, both of Austria;
volistandiger. klavierauszug mit text.
© July 18, 1928; 1 ec. Oct. 11; H—
For. 745; Josef Weinberger, Leipzig,
Germany. 24372
Priscilla’s week; 7 characteristic
pieces, by Mathilde Bilbro; pf.
Noy. 20, 1928; 2 ¢. Nov. 22; H—Pub.
1071; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 24373
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24374
pt. 0, HSS wee
Prisioneros (Los) de San Quintin [!];
corrido, letra y musica de Alfredo
Marin, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles; pf. [Photostat] © 1e.
Noy. 19, 1928; H—Unpub. 1405;
Felipe Valdes Leal, Los Angeles.
24374
Priske (John M.) Five short re-
sponses; words and music by J. M.
Priske; mixed voices. 4to. Boston,
Charles W. Homeyer & co. © Nov.
6, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 17; E—Pub. 971;
John M. Priske, Nashua, N. H.
243875
Progressive clarinet studies in modern
dance rhythms; by Henri Weber, op.
9. © Nov. 28, 1928; 2 © and aff.
Dec. 1; A O—8855; Belwin, inc.,
New York. 24376
Promise (The) and the nativity: pt.
1 of The King triumphant, words
from the Bible and by various au-
thors, music by Ernest A. Dicks, of
Great Britain; mixed voices. 4to.
© Apr. 28, 1928; 2.¢ Noy, 22.) H=— |
Pub...910; Arthur) P.Sehmidt. ‘co.,
Boston. 24377
Public school loose leaf method for
individual and ensemble study of or-
chestra and band instruments; by
Carl EH. Gardner; violin, viola, vio-
loncello and double bass. Series~1,
lessons 1-5.—Series 2, lessons 6-10.
© Oct. 9, 1928; 2 « each Nov. 19;
H—Pub. 779, 780; Carl Fischer, ince.,
New York. 24378, 24379
Puck’s dance; by T. A. White, of Great
Britain; pf. © Oct. 18, 1928; 1° c.
Nov. 23; E—YFor. 833; Oxford uni-
versity press, London. 24380:
Pueri Hebreeorum; antiphonal, music
by Randell Thompson; double cho.,
for women’s voices, a cappella. 4to.
© Oct. 15, 1928; 2 ec. Nov. 9; H—Pub.
459; H. C. Schirmer music co., Bos-
ton. 24381
Pulcinelli; fox-trot, parole di Paolo
Reni, musica di Y. HE. Ihne, of Italy.
© 1e. Noy. 12, 1928; EH—Unpub.
1579; Vittorio Ernesto Ihne, Milan.
24382
Pumpa lins; ett d&lskligt sjomans-
stycke, vid pumpen: Sven-Olof Sand-
berg, vid skutans ratt: Guy Hunter,
of Sweden; pf. © Dec. 20, 1927;
1 @ Nov. 27, 1928; H—For. 914;
Reuter & Reuter f6rlags a. b., Stock-
holm, Sweden. 24883
Punch and Judy; novelty fox-trot, by
Poul Vincent, arr. by W. C. Polla;
orch. © Novy. 18, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 12;
EH—Pub. 1011; Triangle music pub.
co., ine., New York. 24384
Quando; fox-trot, music di F. Abriani,
of Italy; pf. ©1e. Nov. 12, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1577; Felice Abriani,
Baden-Baden, Germany. 24885
Quando il sole in mar declina; aria,
versi e musica di D. Carone; con
violino obbl.; in mi bemolle. Chi-
cago, Ill., D. Angelus & co. © Nov.
10, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 21; E—Pub. 816;
Domenico Carone, Chicago. 24386
Que chula estrella; cancion Mexicana,
duo, letra y musica arr. de S. R.
-Ramos, of Mexico, domiciled at Chi-
cago. [Photostat] © Oct. 15, 1928;
2c. Nov. 23; E—Pub. 994; Silvano
R. Ramos, Chicago. 24387
Querida; Spanish serenade, words by
José Valdez, music by Edward G.
Simon, organ arr. by Walter C. Si-
mon; pianorgan. © Oct. 31, 1928; 2
e. Nov. 2; H—Pub. 4938; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 243888
Querida ; Spanish tango fox trot, words
by José Valdez, music by Edward G.
Simon, arr. by Arthur Lange; orch.
4to. © Oct. 25, 1928; 2 © Oct. 26;
EH—Pub. 486; Leo Feist, ine., New
York. 24389
Quintette (A) of carols; words by va-
rious authors, music by Father Finn
fi. e. William J. Finn]; quartette or
quire. 4to. 1. A’ wassail, gentles.
[4 others] © Nov. 12, 1928; 2 ec.
Noy. 15; H—Pub. 655; J. Fischer &
bro, New York. 24390
Rags & patches; fast fox trot, by Peter
Packay (pseud. of Pierre Paquet],
of Belgium; orch. 4to. © Jan. 1,
1928; 1 ce. Nov. 19; E—For. 733; In-
ternational music ¢co., Brussels, Bel-
gium. 24391
Raindrops; novelty pf. solo, by W. F.
Wirges. © Oct. 31, 1928; 2c. Nov. 1;
E—U. S. pub. 294; William F.
Wirges, New York. 24392
Rap-tap (The). buck; by H. Thomas
and R. W. Tomlinson; pf. © Oct.
27, 1928; 2 ec. Nov. 8; E—Pub. 454;
. Harvey Thomas and Robert W. Tom-
linson, Chicago. 24393
Rapid fire; polka, by Wm. Morris; ten.
banjo duet. © Nov. 12, 1928; 2 ec.
Noy. 12; E—Pub. 547; Don Santos,
Rochester, N. Y. 24394
1258
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1928
24417
Rapsodia Lombarda; di Luigi Cerri, of
Italy, op. 181; piccola orch. con
testo. © Oct. 24, 1928; 1c. Nov. 9;
E—For. 723; A. & G. Carisch & ¢.,
Milan. 243895
Raven hair; lyric by J. J. Schifferes,
music by Irving Brooks Harris.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Nov. 16, 1928 ; E—Unpub. 1287; Jus-
tus Julius Schifferes, New Haven.
24396
Reach your arms around the world;
words by Vida Munden Nixon, music
by Haldor Lillenas, of Norway,
domiciled at Indianapolis; mixed
voices. © Nov. 15, 1928; 2 c. Nov.
24; H—Pub. 946; Lillenas pub. °co.,
Indianapolis. 24397
Realm (The) of youth; by Colin Tay-
lor, of Great Britain; pf. duet. bk.
2. Cock-a-doodie-do. [1 other] ©
Oct. 18, 1928; 1 ec. Nov. 23; H—For.
831; Oxford university press, Lon-
don. 24398
Red bird fox-trot; by Edwin David
Wilber; Hawaiian guit. [Mimeo-
graph] © 1c. Nov. 28, 1928; H—
Unpub. 1695; HE. D. Wilber, Cleve-
land. 24399
Red poppies; intermezzo, by Robert S.
Thornton, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Oct. 1, 1928; 1 c@. Oct. 5: HE—For.
653; Beal, Stuttard & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 24400
Red (A) rose; encore song, words and
music by F. M. Moore. © 1 «¢ Nov.
27, 1928; E—Unpub. 1606; Fannie
M. Moore, Newburgh,.N. Y. 24401
Redskin; theme song of Redskin,
words by Harry D. Kerr, music by
J.S. Zamecnik. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 14, 1928; E—Un-
pub. 1253; Sam Fox pub. co., Cieve-
land. 24402
Regal romp; from The queen’s taste,
lyrics by Mann Holiner, music by
Alberta Nichols. © Oct. 16, 1928; 2
e. Oct. 29; H—Pub. 902; I. C. L. A.
music co., ine., New York. 24403
Régi (A) nyar; revti operett 3 felv., 7
kép., irta Békefi Istvan, ifj., zenéjét
Lajtai Lajos, of Hungary, rendezte,
Loranth Vilmos; libretto and pf. sc.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1928; D 27378; Fran-
cis Révész, Budapest, Hungary.
24404
Remember Him; sacred song, words by
John Caleb Brown, music by Bert-
rand-Brown; high voice in F. ©
Nove 21, 1928; 2 c. Nov..22; E—Pub.
882; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
24405
=
Remembering you; words and music
by G. E. McEwen, of Canada, domi-
ciled at Chicago. [Photostat] © 1
e. Noy. 12, 1928; H—Unpub. 1192;
Grace Elinore McHwen, Chicago.
24406
Rendezvous; words by Leonora Spey-
er, music by Mrs. H. H. A. Beach;
high voice, with violin obbl. © Nov.
2, 1928; 2c. Nov. 15; E—Pub. 839;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 24407
Rendezvous; words by Leonora Spey-
er, music by Paolo Gallico; med.
voice. © Nov. 5, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 16;
E—Pub. 868; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. — 24408
Renita, my senorita; words by Oscar
Tort, music by H. Mensch. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 23,
1928; E—Unpub. 1504; Harriet
Mensch, Brooklyn. 24409
Reprieve; words and music by C. B.
Muir. [Photostat] © 1. Nov. 17,
1928; EH—Unpub. 1338; Carlotta
Brockett Muir, Chevy Chase, Md.
24410
Resting in His love; words by V. P.
Brock, music by Blanche Kerr
Brock. © Nov. 15, 1928; 2 c. Nov.
2; H—U. S. pub. 406; Homer A.
Rodeheaver, Chicago. 24411
Revelation (The) ; Patmos, words by
J. M. Smithers, music by M. L.
Junkin. © 1 c¢. Nov. 3, 1928; H—
Unpub. 886; Metta Legler Junkin,
Chicago. 24412!
Reverie; by F. H. Watson; pf. ©1e.
Sept. 29, 1928; H—Unpub. 1368;
Frederick H. Watson, East Orange,
Nu 5 24413
Réverie; by Ludomir Rdzycki, of
Poland, op. 58, no. 3; pf. © July
9, 1928; 1 ¢ Oct. 23; H—EKor, 533;
Augener, ltd., London. 24414
Reverie and Triumerei; by Gustav
Saenger, op. 112, no. 4, 7, arr. by
Chas. J. Roberts [pseud. of Charles
Kraushaan).:* full’ oreh., Atogy.: (©)
Sept. 26, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 19; H—Pub.
732; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
24415
Reveries of O. U. Phi; national song
of Omega upsilon phi fraternity,
words and music by L. J. McGee.
©,, Oct. 16, 1928;,2 ¢@ Nov: 8; B—
Pub. 445; Lois Johnson McGee,
Richmond. 24416
Revolt; dramatic agitato, by N.
Palumbo; pf. © Oct. 15, 1928; 2 e.
Oct. 29; E—U. S. pub. 266; A.
Fassio, New York. 24417
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24418
Rex gloriz; Christmas recessional,
text and music by Samuel Richards
Gaines, mixed voices, solo quartet
ad lib., solo violin and narrator,
with pf. or organ ace. 4to. © Oct.
11, 1928; 2 ce. Oct. 29; E—U. S. pub.
260; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
24418
Rhapsody in rhythm; by Frankie
Ward: pf. ..©. Aug.,.1%, 1928. 2c.
Nov. 5; E—U. S. pub. 362; Denton
& Haskins music pub. co., inc., New
York. 24419)
Rheinweinlied; deutsche volkslied,
gesetzt von Siegfried Ochs, of Ger-
many; gemischten chor. 4to. ©
Sept. 19, 1928; 1 c. Nov. 19; E—For.
949; Hd. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin.
24420)
Rhythmic dance; by EH. Goossens, of
Great Britain; orch. Full sec. Lon-
don, J. Curwen & sons, ltd. © Oct.
26, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 24; E—For. 616;
Hugene Goossens, Rochester,- N. Y. |
24421
Ria rosa America; polka, by Giuseppe
Farraro; mandolino. © 1 e¢. Nov.
7, 1928; EH—Unpub. 922); Fk. Miraglia,
Brooklyn. 24422;
Richard of Taunton Dene; Somerset-
shire folk song, words traditional,
music by S. EH. Lovatt, of Great
Britain; men’s voices. 4to. © Oct.
23, 1928; 1 ec. Nov. 3; H—For. 576;
Joseph Williams, ltd., London. ~
24423
Richardson (Richard Maunsell ffoster’)
Sonata; by R. M. ff. Richardson, of
Great Britain; pf.; in A. © Sept.
21, 1928; 1 c Oct. 23; E—For. 559;
Augener, Itd., London. 24424
Riding down the sky; operetta in 2
acts, libretto by Geoffrey F. Morgan,
music by Geoffrey O’Hara; mixed
voices. 4to. © Nov. 5, 1928; 2 ce.
Nov. 22); D 27401; C. C. Birchard &
co., Boston. 24425
Rigaudon; by Helen L. Cramm, op.
42, no. 7; pf. © Nov. 23, 1928; 2c.
Nov. 26; H—Pub. 1066; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 24426:
Rina; love theme no. 2, waltz, by M.
Salta, of Italy, domiciled at New
York; melody, with pf. acc. ©1..
Nov. 20, 1928; H—Unpub. 1398;
Menotti Salta, New York. 24427
River (The); by Archie Gottler, Con
Conrad and Sidney Mitchell.
[Words and melody only] ©1«
‘Robin
pt. m, ness v/23
Noy. 8, 1928; E—Unpub. 936; De-
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 24428
River song; four-pt. song, words by
Amy Sherman Bridgman, music by
Joseph W. Clokey; boy’s voices.
4to. © Nov. 14, 1928; 2 c. Noy. 15;
E—Pub. 8381; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 24429
Goodfellow; cantata for two
equal voices, words anon., set to
music by George H. Jones, of Great
Britain. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Oct. 6, 1928; 1 e.
Nov. 23; H—For. 827; Oxford uni-
versity press, London. 24430
Rocio (El); cancion Mexicana, duo,
letra y musica arr. de 8. R. Ramos,
of Mexico, domiciled at Chicago.
[Photostat] © Oct. 15, 1928; 2 «.
Noy. 23; E—Pub. 995; Silvano R.
Ramos, Chicago. 24431
Rock of ages; hymn anthem, words by
Augustus M. Toplady, music by
Mark Andrews; mixed voices, organ
ace: 4to. © Nov. 7, 1928; 2c. Nov.
8; E—Pub. 599; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 24432
Rocking horse; by Gaston Borch,
orchestrated by Henry S. Gerstlé;
orch. 4to. © Sept. 25, 1928; 2 e.
Oct. 23; H—Pub. 1106; Kalmus
filmusic edition, New York. 24433
Rogue; text and music by P. Patton;
unison voices. 4to. © Nov. 5, 1928;
2 c Nov. 8; E—Pub. 638; Willis
musie co., Cincinnati. 24434
Rokoko; tanzweise, von Bernard
Derksen, of Germany, op. 2, nr. 1;
violine u. klavier. © Oct. 17, 1928;
1 ec. Nov. 19; E—For. 954; Ed. Bote
& G. Bock, Berlin. 24435
Romaine; words and music by Irving
Ullman, Maurice Fisher and Her-
man Kahn; pf. and ukulele ace,
with chords marked for banjo,
guitar, and mandola. © Nov. 23,
1928; 2 c. Nov. 23; E—Pub. 916;
Will Rossiter, Chicago. 24436
Romance; by C. F. Abel, adapted and
arr. by Alfred Moffat, of Great Brit-
ain, violoncello pt. rev. by David
Sissermann; violoncello and pf. ©
Oct. 26, 1928; 1 ec. Nov. 16; E—For.
861; Augener, ltd., London. 24437
wedding bells, by Rudolf
Friml, arr. by Milan Roder; full
orch. © May 25, 1928; 2 ec. June
9; E 693298; Edwin F. Kalmus, inc.,
New York. 24488
Romance ;
1260
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1928
24459
Romance; 18th century piece, by C. F. | Rose in my garden of dreams; words
Abel, adapted and arr. by Alfred
Moffat; violin and pf. © Oct. 26,
1928; 1 e@ Nov. 16; E—For. 863;
Augener, ltd., London. 24439
Romanesque; par Blair Fairchild; pf.
© Oct. 5, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 25; E—Pub.
1077; Durand & cie., Paris. 24440
Romantik; tanzweise, von Bernard
Derksen, of Germany, op. 2, nr. 3;
‘violine u. klavier. © Oct. 17, 1928;
1 e. Noy. 19; E—For. 956; Ed. Bote
& G. Bock, Berlin. 24441
Romanza senza parole; di Nicolay
Klepikoff Ferrari, of Italy; orches-
trina, con pf. conduttore. 4to. ©
Sept. 30, 1928; 1 c. Nov. 12; E—For.
899; Edoardo Viani, Genoa, Italy.
24442
Ronde (La) sous la cloche; poéme
symphonique, par Piero Coppola, of
Italy ; oreh. © Oct. 5, 1928; 1 @©
Oct. 25 ; E—For. 887 ; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 24443
Rondo alla valse; by Gladys Cumber-
land, of Great Britain; pf. © Nov.
1, 1928; 1 «. Nov. 16; E—For. 715;
Warren & Phillips, London. 24444
Room 14-11; by Benny Goodman and
Glenn Miller; violin. © 1c. Nov. 1,
1928 ; E—Unpub. 809; Melrose bros.
music co., inc., Chicago. 24445
Roosknoppie (Die) ; woorde van D. F.
Malherbe, musiek van J. Pescod, of
Great Britain; in F. -London, A.
Weekes & co.. ltd. © Sept. 20, 1928;
1 c. Nov. 1; E—For. 618; John Pes-
cod, London. 24446
Rosa Olezzante; polka di G. Sardo;
violino. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1928; E—
Unpub. 966; Giuseppe Sardo, Brook-
lyn. 24447
Rosé (Alfred) Drei lieder; worte von
Anton Wildgans, u. a., musik von A.
Rosé, of Austria; hohe stimme. 1.
Einer unbekannten. [2 others] ©
Apr. 10, 1928; 1 ¢ Oct. 11; H—For.
748; M. Kramer’s nachfolger, Vien-
na. 24448
Rose (The) and the ring; opera in a
prologue and 2 acts, by Wm. Make-
peace Thackeray, adapted and dram-
atized with music by Christabel
Marillier, of Great Britain, rev. by
F. Anstey, lyrics by Hilaire Belloc,
Clifford Bax and others. © 1c. Nov.
13, 1928; D 27895; Rosering, ltd.,
London. 24449
26260—29-——fi
by Iner Englund, music by J. Eng-
lund. © 1 ¢ Nov. 3, 1928; E—
Unpub. 839; John Englund, Port
Blakely, Wash. 24450
Rose of Armentieres; theme song of
Mademoiselle from Armentieres,
words and music by Jack Arthur
and Horace Lapp, both of Canada ;
pf. and ukulele ace.. © Nov. 20,
1928; 2 c. Nov. 22; E—Pub. 805;
Spier and Coslow, inec., New York.
24451
Rose of Mexico; words and music by
W. Smith. [Words and melody
only] © 1e Nov. 3, .1928; E—
Unpub. 844; Walter Smith, San
Francisco. 24452
Rose of my dreams; words and music
by Redfern Hollingshead and Jesse
M. Winne. © Nov. 7%, 1928; 2 ec.
Noy. 9; E—Pub. 841; Harms, inc.,
New York. 24453
Rose (The) of Sharon and the lily of
the valleys; hymn, words by Oliver
Murray Edwards, music by Charles
H. Gabriel. Syracuse, N. Y., Oliver
music co. 4to. © Oct. 18, 1928; 2 ¢.
Oct. 29; E—Pub. 563; Oliver M. Ed-
wards, Syracuse, N. Y. 24454
Rose (The) that broke my heart;
words and music by Redfern Hol-
lingshead and Jesse M. Winne. ©
Noy. 20, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 23; E—Pub.
1081; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 24455
Rosemary; by Gilbert Stinson; E flat
alto saxophone and pf. © Noy. 10,
1928; 2 c. Nov. 15; E—Pub. 641;
Rubank, ine., Chicago. 24456
Roses; words by Laurence Harrison,
music by Eddie Mallory [i. e. E. J.
Mallory] and Ikey Robinson [i. e. I.
Robinson] [Words and melody only]
© 1c. music Oct. 1, 1 ¢. words Oct.
16, 1928; E—Unpub. 1013; Eduard
James Mallory and Isaac Robinson,
Chicago. 24457
Roses and you; words by E. McCaf-
ferty, music by Ray Hibbeler. ©
1 e. Oct. 3, 1928; E—Unpub. 1230;
Elizabeth McCafferty, Verona, Pa.
24458
Rosetime; fox trot, founded on Fred-
erick Hall’s Venetian reverie, words
and music by Fred Hall and Jack
O’Hagan, both of Australia. © May
30, 1928; 1 c. July 26; H—For. 674;
Allan & co., proprietary ltd., Mel-
bourne, Australia. 24459
1261
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24460
Rosita; valse Argentine, by Ted McAI-
sey of Sweden; melody with pf. acc.
[Photostat] © 1c. Nov. 1, 1928;
H—Unpub. 798; Erik Ostrém, Stock-
holm, Sweden. ' 24460
Russian waltz; by A. Tiomkin, of Rus-
sia, domiciled at New York; pf. ©
1c. Nov. 28, 1928; E—Unpub. 1513;
Dimitri Tiomkin, New York. 24461
Ruth Snyder and Judd Gray; words
and music by J. B. Thomas; mixed
voices.” (©) Nov. 7, 1928; 2°, Nov.
16; E—Pub. 699; John Baptist
Thomas, Batson, Tex. 24462
Rythmic ripples; novelette, by Emil
Velazco; pf. © Nov. 5, 1928; 2 «.
Nov. 7; E—Pub. 450; Spier & Cos-
low, ine., New York. 24463
Sadan dr du; fran Sadan ir du, text
av Karl Ewert [pseud. of Karl Ewert
Christensen], musik ay MHelan
[pseud. of Sven Helin], of Sweden; -
pf. © Feb. 15, 1928; 1 ¢. Nov, 13;
E—For. 690; A. B. Nordiska musik-
forlaget, Stockholm, Sweden. 24464
Sacred quartets and trios for ladies’
voices; words by Frances Ridley
Havergal, Mrs. M. A. Kidder and
others, music by Herbert G. Tovey,
J. E. Sturgis and others. © Oct. 15,
192852 GhHOcEPTS: a Ock £8 = ‘Aa
1053; Standard pub. co., Cincinnati.
24465
Sag, lila Emma, nar dr du hemma; i
Karl-Ewert revyn 1928, text avy
Karl-Ewert [pseud. of Karl Ewert
Christensen], musik av MHelan
[pseud. of Sven Helin], of Sweden;
PEL! ©! Talyt; +1928 ie Ee) Nov. “13:
E—For. 694; A. B. Nordiska musik-
forlaget, Stockholm, Sweden. 24466
Safe in His haven; words by Vida
Munden Nixon, music by Arthur
Allen Jameson; mixed voices. (In
Special songs for special occasions)
© Nov. 15, 1928; 2 ec. Nov. 24; E
Pub. 955; Lillenas pub. co., Indian-
apolis. 24467
Sag einmal ja zur mir, was liegt schon
dran; tango, text von Fritz Rotter,
musik von Walt Jurman, of Austria,
arr. von Franz Grothe. © Oct. 16,
1928; 1 c. Nov. 16; E—For. 706;
Drei masken verlag, a. g., Berlin.
24468
Sailing on the Robert E. Lee; words
by B. Layne and C. McMichen.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Noy. 21, 1928; E—Unpub. 1453; Bert
pt. I, n.S., v.23
Layne and Clayton McMichen, Chat-
tanooga, Tenn. 24469
St. Louis (The) cyclone; descriptive,
words and music by F. L. Veach.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Nov. 20, 1928; 2 «. Nov. 24; E—Pub.
985; Frank L. Veach, Marion, IIl.
24470
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) Menuet
de la Reine Anne; de Henry VIII,
par C. Saint-Saéns, d’aprés W. Byrd,
arr. par Roger Branga, of France;
orch., avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Oct. 5, 1928; 1 ¢. Oct. 25; E—For.
885; Durand et cie., Paris. 24471
My heart at thy sweet voice;
from Samson and Delilah, simplified
and arr. by Harold Hisenberg; violin
and pf. or pf. solo. © Oct. 20, 1928;
2c Oct. 22; H—Pub. 627; Harry
Perlberg music co.,,New York. 24472
Saints (The) in heaven; hymn, words
and music by Hvangeline C. Thu-
. line. © Aug. 23, 1928; 2 c Aug. 29;
H—Pub. 691; Abbie L. Crockett,
Sayre, Pa. 24473
Sally and Josiah have a spat; duet,
words by W. N. Bugbee, music by
Charles W. A. Ball. Syracuse. N. Y.,
Willis N. Bugbee co. © Aug. 1,
1928; 2 c. Nov. 3; E—U. S. pub.
329; Willis N. Bugbee, Syracuse,
N. Y. 24474
Sally Lou; words and music by G. H.
Firquin. [Words and melody only]
© 1 e. Nov. 1, 1928; H—Unpub. 815;
Guy H. Firquin, St. Louis. 24475
Salvation (The) army brass band jour-
nal; nos. 983-986, Sept. 1928, com-
piled by F. G. Hawkes, of Great
Britain; full se. and pts. obl. 8vo.
©): Oct.c25, 192824 Ee New i105 E.
For. 639; Salvationist pub. & sup-
plies, 1td., London. 24476
Samo nemoj ti; valcer, povecao i
udesio R. Cernkovich; tamburitza
orch.i stowa. 4to. © Oct. 18, 1928;
2 c. Nov. 21; E—Pub. 1104; Rudolph
Cernkovich, Chicago. 24477
Samoan isle; lyrics by Paul Gerard
Smith, music by William Kernell and
Dave Stamper. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Noy. 27, 1928; E—Un-
pub. 1620; Fox film corp., New York.
24478
Sand man; words and music by L. S.
Hollister. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ¢. Noy. 15, 1928; H—Unpub.
1270; Leona Stephens Hollister, New
York. 24479
1262
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1928
Sandman (The) ; Irish lullaby, by Wil-
liam B. Coburn, selected, ed., anno-
‘tated and fingered by John M. Wil-
liams; pf. © Nov. 5, 1928; 2 c. Nov.
9; E—Pub. 590; Boston music co.,
Boston. 24480
Santa Claus comes; by J. Lilian Van-
devere ; toy symphony orch. 4to. ©
Oct. 23, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 12; H—Pub.
585; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
24481
Santa Claus that’s me! words and mu-
sic by Wm. H. Heagney. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Nov. 20,
1928; HE—Unpub. 1394; Fred K.
Steele, inc., New York. 24482
Sarabande; by Helen L. Cramm, op.
42, no. 8; pf. © Nov. 23, 1928; 2 «.
Nov. 26; H—Pub. 1067; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 24483
Sascha; Russiche romanze und lied,
worte von Friedrich Schwarz, musik
von Eduard May, of Austria. ©
Feb. 9, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 23; E 689841 ;
Wilhelm Zimmermann, Leipzig.
24484
Satan’s return; by Fred J. Bacon;
plectrum banjo. © Nov. 19, 1928;
2c. Nov. 19; E—Pub. 790; Don San-
tos, Rochester, N. Y. 24485
Saturday night ; words and music by L.
Mainard. © 1c. Nov. 23,.1928; E—
Unpub. 1490; Lee Mainard, Fresno,
Calif. 24486
avannah river blues; lyrics by E.
L. Simmons, music by Golden De
Legge. © Nov. 20, 1928; 2 c. Nov.
21; E—Pub. 800; Edward Lucious
Simmons, Augusta, Ga. 24487
Say peek-a-boo; fox trot, words and
music by A. A. Banks. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 11, 1928;
H—Unpub. 12138; Andrew Adolph
Banks, New Orleans, La. 24488
Say that you'll come back again;
words and music by I. MacLeod.
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1928; E 704892:
Isabelle MacLeod, Lynn, Mass.
24489
Say yes Lou Lou, say yes; words by
G. Folberth, jr., music by Lee
Turner. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1928; H—Unpub. 971;
George Folberth, jr., Olmsted, O.
24490
Schelmenlied: worte von Paul Heyse,
musik von Hans-Georg Rohrbach, of
Germany; gemischten chor. 4to.
Dec. 8, 1927; 1 c. Nov. 19, 1928 H—
For. 945; Ed. Bote & B. Bock,
Berlin. 24491
24500
Schneider Fips; spieloper in einem
akt, text nach Kotzebues gleichnami-
gen lustspiel, von Friedrich Wilhelm
Goeldner u. Hans Bussard, musik
von Alfred Lorentz, of Germany. ©
June 28, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 11; H—For.
817; Karl Hochstein, Heidelberg,
Germany. 24492)
Schnitterlied; worte von Conrad
Ferdinand Meyer, musik von Georg
Wilhelm Schmidt, of Germany, op.
14, nr. 3; gemischten chor. 4to.
Dec. 8, 14927; 1 c. Nov. 19, 1928; H—
For. 943; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin.
be 24493
School trios; pt. songs, compiled by
William M. Felton; sop., alto and
bass. 4to. © Oct. 29, 1928; 2 «.
and aff. Oct. 30; A—1328; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 24494
School (The) we call our own; school
or class song, words by W. N. Bug-
bee, music by Thomas B. Weaver.
Syracuse, N. Y., Willis N. Bugbee
co. © Aug. 1, 1928; 2 ¢. Nov. 3;
H—U. S. pub. 325; Willis N. Bugbee,
Syracuse, N. Y. 24495
Schubert (Franz Peter) Allegro
moderato; from Symphony in B
minor, transcribed by Caspar P.
Koch; organ. © Nov. 5, 1928; 2 ¢.
Nov. 16; E—Pub. 863; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 24496
Andante con moto; from Sym-
phony in B minof, transcribed by
Caspar P. Koch; organ. © Nov. 5,
1928; 2c. Nov. 16; H—Pub. 862; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 24497
Fifty additional songs by Franz
Schubert; ed. by Coenraad V. Bos,
of Netherlands, with preface by
Henry T. Finck; low voice. © Sept.
2G; L928 5 2) >c. and’ alt, “Oct... 20; A:
1147; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
24498
Glory to the Lord Almighty;
music arr. by Louis Victor Saar;
mixed voices. 4to. © Oct. 25, 1928;
Payee, NON. esi Een ce OM hey elton
Henry 'T. FitzSimons, Chicago.
24499
Lindler and other dances; se-
lected and ed. by Harold Bauer; pf.
Copyright is based upon new matter
by Harold Bauer, namely, his in-
terpretation represented in the legi-
ble notation contained in the copies
filed: © Nov. 5, 1928; 2 « Nov.
16; 7—Pub. 864; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 24500
1263
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
| 24501
Schubert (Franz Peter)—Continued.
Rosamunde; ballet music, by
Franz Schubert, op. 26, arr. by J.
Lilian Vandevere; toy orch. Teach-
ers sc. 4to. © Oct. 11, 1928; 26.
Oct. 29; E—U. S. pub. 258; C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 24501
Serenade; simplified and arr. by
Harold Hisenberg; violin and pf. or
pf. solo. © Oct. 20, 1928; 2 ec. Oct.
22; EH—Pub. 632; Harry Perlberg
music co., New York. e 24502)
Sonate; neu bearb., teilweise
erganzt u. mit fingersitzen versehen
von Walter Rehberg, of Germany;
klavier. [German, English and
-French text] nr. 5. Fis-moll.—nr. 4.
H-dur. © Sept. 25, 1928; 1 c. each
Oct. 10; E—For. 655, 656; Stein-
griber-verlag, Leipzig. 245038, 24504
Symphony number 5, in B flat
major; ed. by Percy Goetschius; pf.
Analyzed. © Oct. 11, 1928; 2 ¢. and
aff, Oct. 29; A O—1953; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 24505
Unfinished symphony; arr: by
Adolf Schmid; orch., with pf. con-
ductor; in B minor. © Nov. 5,
1928; 2 ¢@. Nov. 16; EH—Pub. 875;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 24506
Der unsterbliche Franz; 4 volk-
stumliche bilder mit Schubert’s
musik, von Julius Bittner u. Ernst
Decsey, both of. Austria; vollstin-
diger klavierauszug mit text u.
klavierauszug fiir pianosolo mit
iiberdrucktem text. © June 15,
1928; 1 e@ Oct. 11; E—For. 746;
Josef Weinberger, Leipzig. 24507
Wiener walzerabend; melodien
aus Schubert-Liszt Walzer-Capricen,
Soirées de Vienne, neu bearb. von
Otto Seyfert, of Germany. 1. 2
violinen, cello und pf.—2. Pt.
allein. © June 25, 1928; 1 c. Oct.
11; H—For. 794-795, Fr. Portius,
Leipzig. 24508, 24509
Schulhoff (Erwin) Sonata; by HE.
Schulhoff, of Czecho-Slovakia; flute
and pf. © Oct. 29, 1928; 1 c. Nov.
1; E—For. 575; J. & W. Chester,
ltd., London. 24510:
Schweizer salon-album; von Hermann
Wenzel, bearb von Martin Wenzel,
both of Germany; pf. Band 3. ©
June 25, 1928; 1 e. Oct. 11; E—For.
797; Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 24511
Scissors (The) grinder; by Mae-
Aileen Erb, op. 32, no. 1, selected,
ed., annotated and fingered by John
pt. Tit, DSs vee
M. Williams; pf. with words. ©:
Noy. 5, 1928; 2 ce Nov. 9; H—Pub..
593; Boston music co., Boston.
24512:
Scottish tunes; arr. by Adam Carse,,.
of Great Britain; violins 1 and 2,.
viola and cello-bass, with pf. con-.
ductor. © Aug. 21, 1928; 1 © Oct.
23; EH—For. 542; Augener, Itd.,
London. 24513:
Sealed (The) book; words from Rev.
5, music by J. Flook. © 1c. Nov.
26, 1928; E—Unpub. 1557; Jacob:
Flook, Maine, N. Y. 24514
Second (A) piano book of pieces edited
and arranged for use in the piano-
forte normal department of the New:
England conservatory of music; by
Henry Goodrich. Boston, Mass.,
New England conservatory music
store. © Nov. 7, 1928; 2 c. and aff.
Nov. 12; A O—8182; New England
-conservatory of music, Boston.
24515.
-‘Second year at the piano; by John M.
Williams. © Nov. 16, 1928; 2 c. and
aff. Nov. 19; A O—2887; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 24516:
See America first; words by H. W.
Austin, music by Sylvia M. Austin.
© 1 ec. Nov. 15, 1928; E=—Unpub..
1272; Hiram W. Austin, El Paso.
24517
See liberty, virtue and honour appear-
ing; song, from The masque of Al-
fred, by Thomas Arne, arr. by Adam
Carse, of Great Britain. © Aug. 21,
1928; 1 c. Oct. 23; E—For. 565; Au-
gener, Itd., London. 24518:
Sehnsucht nach dem walde; text von
Fr. Richter, musik von Hermann
Wenzel, of Germany, op. 140; frauen-
chor... 4to. ©, July 20, fo25-98. c
Oct. 11; E—For. 801; Fr. Portius,
Leipzig. 24519:
Seiler-vals; en lérdagskveld ved Lan-
gara, tekst: Fridtjof Knutsen, mu-
Sik: Hans Erichsen, of Norway;
klaver. © June 20, 1928; 1 c. Nov.
3; E—For. 586; Norsk musikforlag,
Oslo, Norway. 24520:
Selection on popular songs by Mon-
tague F. Phillips; selected and arr.
by H. M. Higgs, of Great Britain ;
orch., with 1st violin conductor. ©
Oct.. 23, 1928; 1 c. Nov.,20;.H—For.
937; Chappell & co., Itd., London.
24521.
1264
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1928
24543
a
Selections from New songs for service;
words by Geo. Bennard, Charlotte
G. Homer and others, music by Fe-
lice De Giardini, Chas. H. Gabriel
and others. Chicago, I11.-Philadel-
‘phia, Pa., The Rodeheaver co. 8vo.
‘© Nov. 15, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
22; A O 4193; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. 24522
Send me back C. O. D., to my home in
Tennessee; words by L. Perry, mu-
sic by Al Hahn, M. Rizzo and L.
Perry; pf. and ukulele ace. © Oct.
18, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 20; E—U. S. pub.
316; Michael Rizzo and Larry Perry,
St. Louis. * 24523
Senhora; words and music by S. B.
Furgatch. [Photostat] © 1c. Nov.
10, 1928; E—Unpub. 1147; Sidney
B. Furgatch, New York. 24524
Sent to me; words by A. Bruce, music
by Florence Nicolson, of Australia.
© May 16, 1928; 1 c. July 26; E—
For. 675; Allan & co., proprietary
Itd., Melbourne, Australia. 24525
September morn; tone picture, by Al-
bert Sproston, of Great Britain; pf.
Orroct..1, 128° 1 & Oct: 5. 7n=
For. 654; Beal, Stuttard & co., ltd.,
London. 24526
September’s end; words by Eric Valen-
tine, music by Martin Broones; med.
voice. © Nov. 5, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 16;
E—Pub. 870; G. Schirmer, ine., New
Votn 24527
Serenade; by Emil Berté, arr. by Chas.
J. Roberts [pseud. of Charles Kraus-
haar]; full orch., with pf. conductor.
© Sept. 26, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 19; H—
Pub. 775; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 24528
Serenade; by Ludomir R6zycki, of Po-
lai. Ge se To. 2 pr. “©? Fuly “9:
1928; 1 c. Oct. 23; E—For. 552; Au-
gener, Itd., London. 24529
Serenade; by M. E. Bronson; melody,
With pf. ace.. © 1 ¢. Nov. 8, 1928;
E—Unpub. 957; Margaret E. Bron-
son, Cincinnati.
Serenade; tekst af Helge Schmidt, mu-
sik af Jacob Gade, of Denmark. ©
Seis, lols. 1 eo Oct. O- Khor,
687; Gade & Warny, Copenhagen.
24531
Sérénade d’amour; by Hans Bullerian,
of Germany; orch. 4to. © Dee. 31,
Oe we Och. 11 Bor, .70o
Maximilian Mitiller, Berlin. 24532
24530.
Serenade espagnole; by M. R. Gerould ;
violin and pf. © 1c. Nov. 28, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1668; Marian Ruth Ge-
rould, Warren, Pa. 24533
Sérénade espagnole; par André Pascal,
of France; pf., violon, et violoncelle.
© June 15, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 19; E—
For. 610:; Editions du Magasin mu-
sical Pierre Schneider, Paris. 24534
Serenata napoletana [!]; di Italo Ba-
riola, of Italy; orchestrina, con pf.
conduttore. 4to. © Sept. 30, 1928;
1c. Nov. 12; E—For. 903; Edoardo
Viani, Genoa, Italy. 24535
Service (The) splendid; sacred can-
tata, words compiled and music com-
posed by P. G. Larbalestier, of Great
Britain; mixed voices, organ acc.
Aton" © Oct.* 12-1926 ie Nove 23°
E—For. 847; James Broadbent &
son, ltd., Yorks, Hngland. 24536
Settlers (A) march; by M. Abramo-
witz. ©,.1.¢. Nov. 8, 1928: E—
Unpub. 9538; Morris Abramowitz,
Brooklyn. ; 24537
Sfinge; canzone-tango, versi di Gav-
roche, musica di Tito Petralia C., of
Italy, con adattazione per violino o
mand. © Sept. 4, 1928; 1 ¢ Aug.
23; E 697622; A. Forlivesi & c., Flo-
rence, Italy. 24538
Shadow of the blues; by W. Crawley.
[Melody only] ©1c. Nov. 14, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1241; Wilton Crawley,
Chicago. 24539
Shannon river; by Rudolf Friml, arr.
by Milan Roder; full orch., with pf.
conductor. © May 25, 1928; 2 e.
June 9; E 693296; Hdwin F. Kal-
mus, ine., New York. 24540
Shanties with descants; shanties col-
lected and arr. by Richard Terry,
descants written by Maurice Jacob-
son, of Great Britain. 4to. Set 1, 1.
Billy boy. [4 others]—Set 2, 1.
Shenandoah. [4 others] © Oct. 12,
1928; 1 c. each Oct. 11; H—For. 730,
731; J. Curwen & sons, ltd., London.
24541, 24542
She ain’t got much, but what she’s got,
oh me oh. my; fox trot, words and
music by L. J. Kremer. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 12,
1928; E—Unpub. 1174; Lucian Jos-
eph Kremer, Tulsa, Ok. 24543
She, down the mountain, comes hither
(Elle descend la montagne) ; chorus
of Bethlehemites from the Biblical
eclogue Ruth, words by A. Guille-
1260
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24544
She, down the mountain—Continued.
min, English version by Nathan Has-
kell Dole, ed. by H. Clough-Leighter,
music by César Franck; mixed
voices. 4to. © June 5, 1928; 2 «.
Nov. 12; E—Pub. 581; E. C. Schir-
mer music co., Boston. 24544
She goes away (Hlle s’en va) ; chorus
of Moabites from the Biblical eclogue
Ruth, words by A. Guillemin, Eng-
lish version by Nathan Haskell Dole,
ed. by H. Clough-Leighter, music by
César Franek; mixed voices. 4to.
© Nov. 3, 1928; 2 e Nov. 12; E—
Pub. 580; E. C. Schirmer music co.,
Boston. 24545
She lived beside the Anner; words tra-
ditional, music arr. by J. Smith. ©
1c. Nov. 22, 1928; H—Unpub. 1467;
Josephine Smith, Brooklyn. 24546
She’ll be waiting for me; words by
Aileen Humphrey, music by Lester
Novak; pf. and ukulele ace. ‘© Oct.
22, 1928; 2 C, Now. £55802) 5.) pub:
301; Frank, Harding, New York. :
24547
She’s just too bad; words and music
by H. l. Schreiner. © 1 c. Nov. 22,
1928; EH—Unpub. 1522; Henry Louis
Schreiner, Chicago. 24548
She’s one sweet show girl; theme song
of Show girl, words and music by
Edward Grossman and Ted Ward
[pseud. of Edward Denver Ward];
pf. and ukulele ace. © Oct. 31,
1928; 2 ec. Nov. 2; E—U. S. pub. 307;
Famous music corp., New York.
24549
She’s so extraordinarily sweet; fox
trot, words and music by Albert Ed-
win Russ, jr. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 9, 1928; E—Un-
pub. 983; Emma H. Russ, Cleveland.
24550
She’s such a good little girl; fox trot,
words and music by Albert Edwin
Russ, jr. [Words and melody only]
© 1. Noy. 9, 1928; E—Unpub. 984;
Emma H. Russ, Cleveland. 24551
Sheep and lambs; sacred song, words
by Katharine Tynan Hinkson, music.
by Jean Taylor; low or middle voice.
©, Nov. 2, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 8; E—
Pub. 449; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 24552
Shepherd (The) ; from The masque of
Alfred, by Thomas Arne, pf. ace.
arr. by Adam Carse, of Great Brit-
aim: °C) Sept. 2h 19283 tc, Oct, 23 ;
E—For. 544; Augener, ltd., London.
24553
pt. III, n. S., v. 23
Sheridan-Seeboeck songs; words by M.
G. O’Sheridan, music by M. G.
O’Sheridan and W. C. E. Seeboeck,
© Nov. 9, 1928; 2 ec. and aff. Nov.
12; A O—3433 ; Mary Grant O’Sheri-
dan, Chicago. 24554
Shew me Thy ways, O Lord; anthem,
words from Psalm 25, music by Edna
Fuller Day; women’s voices, pf. or
organ acc. 4to. © Nov. 7, 1928; 2c.
Nov. 8; E—Pub. 597; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 24555
Shew’s the way to Wallington; North-
umbrian folk song, words anon., mu-
sic arr. by W. G. Whittaker, of
Great Britain. © Oct. 18, 1928; 16.
Noy. 23; E—For. 830; Oxford uni-
versity press, London. 24556
Shipwreck Kelly; march song, words
and music by J. A. French, arr. by
Jacob J. Schilling. Louisville, Ky.,
Teller music co., ine. © Nov. 1,
1928; 2 ec Nov. 27; E—Pub. 1021;
Joseph A. French, Louisville. 24557
Shivers and shakes; Indian song noy-
elty, words and music by J. Bur-
dette, arr. by Ralph Johnson.
[Chords, single staff] © 1 ¢. Nov.
26, 1928 ; E—Unpub. 1564; Jack Bur-
dette, Los Angeles. 24558
Short’s (Mark) new chorus book;
words and musie by M. Short, I. E.
Reynolds and _ others. 12mo. ©
May 20, 1928; 2 ec. and aff. Oct. 29;
A O—8148; Mark Short, Seminary
Hill, Tex. ‘ 24559
Show (The) is over; lyric by Al Dubin
and Sam Coslow, musie by J. Rus-
sel Robinson. © 1 c. Nov. 28, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1649; Spier & Coslow,
inec., New York. 24560
Siesta; by William Walton, of Great
Britain; pf., 4 hands. © Oct. 13,
1928; 1 e. Nov. 23; E—For. 828; Ox-
ford university press, London.
24561
Signal fires; no. 1 of suite In the In-
dian country, by Cady C. Kenney;
pf. © Nov. 20, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 30;
H—Pub. 1090; Walter Jacobs, ine.,
Boston. 24562
Silent night; Christmas medley, arr.
by Albert Harvey; pf. © Nov. 7,
1928; 2 e«. Nov. 9; H—Pub. 472;
Fred Heltman co., Cleveland. 24563
Silverstein; by L. De Costa. ©le .
Noy. 10, 1928 ; E—Unpub. 1145; Leon
De Costa, New York. 24564
1266
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1928
Simple Simon; for humorous charac-
ters, comic situations, ete., by Mur-
gatroyd Farrar, of Great Britain;
orch., with pf. conductor and 1st vio-
lin conductor. 4to. © June 15,
1928; 1 e. June 30; E 692943 ; Meyer
De Wolfe, London. 24565
Simple (A) story; by Mathilde Bilbro,
selected, ed., annotated and fingered
by John M. Williams; pf. © Nov.
5, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 9; E—Pub. 592;
Boston music co., Boston. 24566
Sin waltz; by Hugo Riesenfeld, arr. by
Osear Potoker, of Poland, domiciled
at Los Angeles; orch. © Oct. 5,
1928; 2 e. Oct. 23; EHE—Pub. 1110;
Kalmus filmusic edition, New York.
24567
Since I met you; words and music by
L. Grevious. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Nov. 19, 1928; E—
Unpub. 1347; Leuna Grevious, New
York. 24568
Since you’re gone; words and music by
KE. J. Link. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Nov. 19, 1928; H—
Unpub. 1359; Edward J. Link, Chi-
cago. 24569
Sincerity; by A. C. Laurie; band, with.
conductor. 4to. © Nov. 9, 1928; 2 c.
Noy. 12; H—Pub. 960;. Salvation
army, New York. 24570
Sing to me; words and music by Tevis
Savage [pseud. of T. S. Smith] and
EH. Q. Newman. [Words and melody
anlyiPre te) Nov. 12, 1928°)h—
Unpub. 1169; Tevis Savage Smith,
Centre, Ala., and Ed. Q. Newman,
Birmingham, Ala. 24571
Sing to me sweetheart; words by E.
Hicks, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 28,
1928; E—Unpub. 1628; Estelle
Hicks, Fall River, Mass. 24572
Sing unto the Lord, bless His. holy
name; chant, words from the Bible.
music by Grace Wilbur Conant. ©
Nov. 15, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 21; H—Pub.
827; Presbyterian board of Christian
education, Philadelphia. 24573
Single-handed pieces and studies; by
F. Percival Driver, of Great Britain,
with technical exercises, fingering
and pedalling by Gertrude Azulay, of
Great Britain; pf. © Aug. 3, 1928;
1 ec. Oct. 20; E 697490; Boosey & co.,
ltd., London. 24574
Sinking (The) of the Vestris; words
and music by C. J. Robison. [Words
24586
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 20,
1928; E—Unpub. 13885; Carson J.
Robison, New York. 24575
Sinking (The) of the Vestris; words
and music by Carson J. Robison. ©
Nov. 28, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 27; E—Pub.
1015; Triangle music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 24576
Sinking (The) of the Vestris: words
and music by O. W. Walters. ©1c.
Nov. 28, 1928; E—Unpub. 1632; Or-
ris Walter Walters, Winona, Minn.
24577
Sittin’ and whittlin’; words and music
by Joe Sanders. © Nov. 5, 1928;
2 e Nov. 6; E—Pub. 426; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 24578
Sitting on a log; words and music by
Alger Alexander, arr. by Irene Spain.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Noy. 19, 1928; E—Unpub. 1341; Polk
C. Brockman, Atlanta. 24579
Skies (The) are blue; sacred song,
words by I. Mench Chambers, music
by, MrswsRa: Ri Formanys 1078... °©
Noy. 28, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 26; H—
Pub. 1058; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 24580
Skipping the frets; novelty trot, by
William Morris; ten. banjo solo or
duet. © Nov. 19, 1928; 2 ¢. Noy. 19;
E—Pub. 791; Don Santos, Rochester,
IN, Jp 24581
Skippity skip; by Louise Christine
Rebe, selected, ed., annotated and
fingered by John M. Williams; pf.
© Nov. 5, 1928; 2 ec. Nov. 9; E—Pub.
591; Boston music co., Boston. 24582
Skyland (A) honeymoon; words by
Walter Grady Nagel, music by E. O.
Nagel: pt... ©, 1 cy Nov. 13,1928;
E—Unpub. 1304; Edna Ottilie Nagel,
Elkhart Lake, Wis. 24583
Slav rhapsody; by A. Honicky; violin
and,.pf.. © 1.4.Nov. 9, 1928; E—
Unpub. 965; Antonin Honicky, Sche-
nectady, N. Y. 24584
Slumber song; words and music by F.
M. Moore: © 1c. Nov. 27, 1928; E—
Unpub. 1608 ; Fannie M. Moore, New-
burgh, N.Y. 24585.
Smile (A) is worth while, when you're
lonesome; waltz ballad, words and
music by L. W. Havener. © 1 ¢
Noy. 19, 1928; E—Unpub. 1350; Les-
ter Wainwright Havener, Quincy,
Mass. 24586
1267
e
24587
Smile (A) makes, grey skies blue;
words and music by. Phil Berr
[pseud. of P. Berman] [Chords,
single staff] © 1 ¢ Oct. 4, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1214; Philip Berman,
Roxbury, Mass. 24587
Smiles and tears; words by Antonio
Rossitto, music by M. Meerte, of
Canada... © 1 ¢. Noy. 8, 1928, H—
Unpub. 1839; Maurice Meerte, Mon-
treal, Canada. 24588
Snoosey Hansen; comical song, words
by C. E. Larson, music by C. Brama.
© Nov. 24, 1928; 2 ce. Noy. 28; H—
Pub. 1031; C. E. Larson, Vancouver.
Wash. 24589
Snow (The) lies white; words by
Jean Ingelow, music by A. Ham, of
Great Britain. London, Novello &
co., ltd. © Nov. 14, 1928; 1 c Nov.
14; E—For. 685;
Toronto, Canada. _ 24590
So far so good—so good so far, but
whatcha gonna do, do now; words
and music by Cliff Friend and
Charles Tobias. © Nov. 19, 1928;
2 ¢ Nov. 20; H—Pub. 786; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York.
So Iong, Letty; from the musical play,
words by Frank Eyton, music by
Billy Mayerl, of Great Britain. ©
Oct. 30, 1928; 1 ec. Nov. 20; H—For.
935; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
24592)
Sogno; valse lento, parole di Paolo
Reni, musica di V. H. Ihne, of Italy.
© 1 e¢ Nov. 12, 1928:° H—Unpub.
1578; Vittorio Ernesto Thne, Milan.
24593
Sogno (Un); fox-trot, musica di F.
Abriani,’ of Italy “pf. (© 1 ¢ ‘Nov.
12, 1928; H—Unpub. 1575;, Felice
Abriani, Baden-Baden, Germany.
24594
Sogno darte; waltz, by L. Morelli;
chitarra and ist and 2d. violin or
mand. New York, A. Mongillo. 4to.
© Oct. 26, 1928; 2 c Nov. 3; E—
Pub 606; Lorenzo Morelli, Rye, New
York. 24595:
Soldiers of Christ; sacred cantata,
adapted from Psalms of David, by
Philip Greely; soli and mixed
voices;. pf. or organ acc. 4to. ©
Nov. 19, 1928; 2) c. Nov. 21; H—Pub.
1070; Theodore Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 24596
Albert Ham,.
24591
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. III, n. s., v. 23
Some day you'll be sorry; words by
V. M. Ballard, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Nov. 28, 1928; H—Unpub. 1626;
Violanta M. Ballard, Willow Bend,
W. Va. 24597
Some day you’ll come back home;
waltz, words and music by Dennis
La Verne Hastings. © 1c. Nov. 5,
1928; E—Unpub. 881; Dennis L.
Hastings, Savanna, II. 24598
Some one-is wanting you to care;
words by Iona Lamb, music by
Haldor Lillenas, of Norway, domi-
ciled at Indianapolis. (In Special
sengs for special occasions) © Nov.
15, 1928; 2c. Nov. 24; H—Pub. 947;
Lillenas pub. co:, Indianapolis.
24599)
Some one’s teaching me how to forget;
words and music by Roy Evans and
Spencer Williams. [Words and
melody only] © 1 e. Nov. 24, 1928;
H—Unpub. 1536; Triangle. music
pub. co., ine., New York. 24600
Some time; words by Eugene Field,
musie by C. Moter. © 1 e. Nov. 19,
1928 ; E—Unpub. 1402; Carl Moter,
Wyomissing, Pa. 24601
Somebody else; words and music by
Murray Speizman [pseud. of Morris
Speizman] and Mac Speizman
[pseud. of Max Speizman] [Words
and melody only] @Q1.e Oct. 19,
1928; E--Unpub. 440; Morris Speiz-
man, New York. 24602:
Someone else is blue; from Three
cheers, words by Anne Caldwell,
music by Raymond Hubbell; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Oct. 17, 1928; 2 ¢.
Oct. 19; H—Pub. 511; Harms, ine.,
New York. 24603
Someone is waiting for me; words
and music by EK. J. Cothlin. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 26,
1928: H—Unpub. 1587; Emma J.
Cothlin, Spokane, Wash. 24604
Someone to call me daddy; words by
H. A. Tuttle, music by Robert H.
Brennen. New York City, Frank
Harding. . © Nov./ 12, 19285. 2c.
Nov. 16;, E—Pub.. 688; Harley <A.
Tuttle, Winesburg, O. 24605
Something for Thee; sacred duet,
words by S. D. Phelps, music by Al-
fred Wooler; sop. and ten., with
organ or pf. acc. © Oct. 16,°1928 ;
2 c. Oct..29;, E—U. S. pub. 289;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 24606
1268
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11; 1928
24627
~
Something is happ’ning; lyrie and
melody by B. Raffetto. © 1 ¢. Nov.
“1, 1928: E—U. S. Unpub. 787;
Bertha Raffetto, Reno, Nev. 24607
Something to remember you by ; words
and music by Paul Cunningham, alr.
by George J. Trinkaus; mixed
voices, 4to, © Nov. 14, 1928; 2° c.
Nov. 17; E—Pub. 1079; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 24608
Sonate in C moll; von Sigfrid Walther
Miiller, of Germany, op. 21; orgel.
obl. Svo.. © Oct. 16, 1928; 1.¢. Oct.
e1;. H—For. 605; Breitkopf u.
Hirtel, Leipzig. s 24609
Songe(A) of India; from Sadko, by
N. Rimsky-Korsakow, simplified and
arr. by Harold Hisenberg; violin and
pf. or pf. solo. © Oct. 20, 1928; 2 c.
Oct. 22); H—Pub. 629; Harry Perl-
berg music co., New York. 24610
Song (The) of life; hymn of ecstasy,
‘words by Elsie Long, music by
Charles Wakefield Cadman; low
voice. © Oct. 23, 1928; 2 c. Nov.
2; H—Pub. 415; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 24611
Song of the march; by W. C. Polla;
pf. ©1c. Nov. 28, 1928; E—Unpub.
1625; William C. Polla, New York.
24612
Song of the outcast barber; words by
the writer of a Buddhist Scripture,
music by H. Behr. © Nov. 9, 1928;
2 ¢. Nov. 12; E—Pub. 964; Herman
Behr, New York. 24613
Song of the Pilgrims; anthem, words
by Rupert Brooke, music by Ian
Alexander; mixed voices, with ten.
solo. 4to. © Nov. 13, 1928; 2 e.
Nev. 21; E—Pub. 809; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 24614
Song of the Pilgrims; sacred song,
words by Rupert Brooke, music by
Ian Alexander; low voice. © Nov.
20, 1928; 2 e. Nov. 21; E—Pub. 810;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 24615
Song (A) of the sea of sleep; lyric by
H. L. Leonard, musie by Virginia S.
Safford. © 1 c¢ Aug. 10, 1928: B
696950; Harriet Lyon Leonard, Mi-
ami, Fla. 24616
Song (The) of the setting sun; from
Whoopee, lyric by Gus Kahn, music
by Walter Donaldson. © Nov. 9,
1928; 2 c. Nov. 9; E—Pub. 463 ; Don-
aldson, Douglas & Gumble, inc., New
York. 24617
Song of the Volga; Russian folk song,
with variations, [and] 6 Ukrainian
folk songs; from Natalka Poltawka:
each arr. by P. Wolf; violin or mand.
(©) Oct,, 1,.1928 : 2 ¢. Oct. 11; B—Pub.
611; Paul Wolf, Brooklyn. 24618
Song of the warrior; based on native
melodies, text and music by Theophil
Wendt, of Great Britain, domiciled
at New York; bar. voice, in E. ©
sept. 26," 1926""2"'er "Nov. 10", EB
Pub. 763; Carl ‘Fischer, ‘inc., New
York. 24619
Song of the waterfall; lyric by Carl
Winge, music by Bernard Barnes;
with organ air. © Nov. 13, 1928;
2c, Nov.’21; E—Pub. 799; Capitol
music co., Seattle. 24620
Song of tragedy; words and music by
H. Diekman. [Words and melody
only] ©, 1c. Noy. 13, 1928; H—
Unpub. 1210; Hugh Diekman, Brook-
lyn. i 24621
Song (A) of victory; patriotic chorus,
words and music by Perey H. Fletch-
er, of Great Britain; male voices.
4to. © Nov. 26, 1928; 1 c. Nov. 30;
H—For. 968; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 24622
Songs for men; book of praise, ed. by
Calvin W. Laufer. Philadelphia,
Westminster press. Svo. © Nov. 16,
1928; 2 c Nov. 21; E—Pub. 781;
Charles H. McDonald, Philadelphia.
24623
Songs of Gorham normal school; com-
piled and arr. by Miriam Hunice
Andrews. Rev. ed. 4to. © Oct. 24,
192952 cand, aft.'Oct. 2is°a © 2228
Miriam Andrews, Brunswick, Me.
24624
Songs of Kiwanis; compiled, rev. and
ed. by the International committee
on music. © June 2, 1927; 2 c. and
aff. Oct. 11; A O 3019; Kiwanis in-
ternational, Chicago. 24625
Sonitshka ; from The cireus girl, words
by Ch. Towber, music by J. M. Rum-
shisky and Murray Rumshisky.
(NPWMTEND)
© Oct.,1, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 9: E—Pub.
726; Joseph M. Rumshisky, New
York, 24626
Souls (The) of the righteous; anthem,
music by J. Christopher Marks;
mixed voices; organ ace. 4to. ©
Nove 1928." & Nove TT EUs S.
pub. 370; Theodore Presser co., Phil-
adelphia. 24627
1269
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24628
Southern memories; compiled and arr.
by W. Brown; violin and pf. ©1c.
Nov. 19, 1928; E—Unpub. 1421; Wyl-
bert Brown, Fort Worth, Tex. 24628
Souvenir espagnole; by Rudolf Kvelve,
op. 12" violin’ and pt. ) © Octs 31,
1928; 2 «. Nov. 2; E—U. S. pub.
349; Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
24629
Soy de puro Guanajuato; vals cancion,
duo, letra y musica por I. M. Valle,
of Mexico, domiciled at Chicago. ©
1 ce. Nov. 23, 1928; E—Unpub. 1519;
Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago. 24630
Spanish caprice: by A. Grafstein: vio-
lin and pf. © 1 e. Nov. 21, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1460; Aaron Grafstein,
Brooklyn. 24631
Spanish dance; by A. Grafstein: vio-
lin and pf. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1928;
E—Unpub. 1461; Aaron Grafstein,
Brooklyn. 24632
Spanish (A) dream; by Jack Pettis,
Al Goering and Irving Mills; pf. © |
Oct. 22, 1928':)2 Ee Nov. 21: Pub:
803; Mills music inc., New York.
24633
Spanish fort blues; by Spencer Wil-
liams; pf.. © 1 «@ Nev. 12, 1928; H—
Unpub. 1179; Triangle music pub.
co., inc., New York. 24634
Spanish serenade: words and music by
Patrick O’Sullivan. © Nov. 10,
1928) 3 52.1. Now 236 Pub: 558i:
Boston music co., Boston. 24635
Spirituelle; words and music by Rube
Bloom. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1928 ; EH—Unpub. 987:
Leo Feist. inc., New York. 24636
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